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Whom car is crowded, dom FIJI a
scat with your bundles. True polite
ness is not amiss even amidst the con-
fusion and hustle Of apublic convey
ancC.
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'gEsn FsugEsia 9a4>.sVpa.

no..o,,l III ,..,,r,,,.,.on Inc no.i ca
,.r.l a,1 H.. ,.n., interesting .not in
t,n ,.;,,. Ln,I,oJ or .I.rusaI tn i thc
N.rnt nf DIi[.. II j. a LjII with
rbroo r,,r,lrJ elevations rising about
%nu foot .h,,.n IN, Tnmnlraraa o-24
rnal aLo>a thc son. The northern
height is called "Niri CjaliIce, from
tlp tradition that here the angel al-
dressed the apostles =" le men OF
U;yIlIce, why stand Te gazing up INTO
heaven? lie second, crowned bN Il
neutrality-suspicious. IUr--Whlch
.Furronnds the mnaret and dome OF
the thl,rch Of Ascension IS caiIed the
" Mount OF Ascension, from beng
the traditional, though obviously not
true, site Of that stupendous miracle,
The third elevation, winch IS les" con-
siderable and less marked, has no reg,
ular name, but is sometimes called
"lrophets, from It's vicinity to the
Na,rnI tD hN mart N nj hose three
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Rocky Ridge Route; now Let them
put in motion the ball to propol the
Grand Buffalo and Key West Railway.
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p. S.-Eldcr Peter Mead has been
Of a migratory disposition; he has
lived in Washington county, Md,
Rockingham and Bottetourt counties,
Va, but for q number Of years he is
settled in Montgomery county, Ohio,
where he is healthy, vigorous and ac-
tive in preaching, and writing for the
" "Nindicator.
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"NHs We sometimes make
\ Mtia"t OF our Thoughts
Aad o.ccp our>"INc, at the i"ot,'
OWINGo' CREEK.
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"Bc~uilcl by alolatrcsScs, fell
10 idols foul"

Don fret, but be cheerful,
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HAPS AND MISHAPS.

John Fuchs, age IS, died suddenly, yesterday, at
No. 500 Secondst
Jacob Sands, age g. died suddenly, last evening,
No. 252 East HOuston-st
Ellen Thompson, cOlOred, age go was found dead,
yesterday afternoon, her bed at No. $50 Thompon'st
Justice Walsh committed John Corners yester-
day murder OF John Gass Brooklyn T. D., April IS
The City of Boston. lying at Pier No. Al, North
River $1,000 by FIRE yesterday afternoon Insured
Mary Lee, age %, of No. POS Greene-st, attempted
suicide st evening by taking auianum Removed to Bellevue
Hospital
Amy German, domestic employed by Andrew b.
M1ren Adamss Brooklyn stole $50 worth Of eWey
teriay.
Mary Hapin. age 81, while getting ont of bed
early yesterday No $50 Pnncet fell to tue door and instantly
expired.
Charles Reed, for stealing property from house
as where be had engaged board sentenced Yesterday IN Tie
City Court 10 state Prison for I've years at hard labor
Alexander Coughlin quarreled early yesterday with
his wife al No. she him the left With
knife causing wound. He refused 10 make complaint
Henry Marquand, aged u, residing near Green
Cemetery fatally injured yesterday BY falling from steam
dummy OF the Coney Island ue Thirty sn1 Eghthaye
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday i'll the
case Mary Can6ed said TO have died from Injuries received
the hands of Eliza Hogan IL was aceEaned
died from oenng Of the BRAIN BY atempAhee
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- - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC woRks, No. III Broadv,,
VHFO CONTR ArTORS DponngoIa inoIncnI

W YIN hAC lOhS.-GTOpOSiliS l1clOscd in
aseaed envelope, with she Of he
ldeT aor;sd teTGa AIo TIE KUMDtR or 1BE WORK AZ
day. July 3, 1911. su O'Clock A. " for The following eo:
1Fsr paving BTnsuest between Bioadsay Centred, Nd,
BsHnn pavement ana hyng uofs-EaAs at The 1retug sss
2Por paving Bayar between Borery and Barter with gsa.s
pavement nd laying erosSslts at the hieeetng where
3-Por paving wilett. to Rivinsns with Begsn
pavement and ayg eo~ass at the lteeetng streets where
4FOr paving Thirty seoond,ve to East River With
s5a pavement and laying ''"a " tue interesting streets where
B-For paving Forty Ghst from scconaaye m River with Rel
pavement and laying az the utrsocng
or paving Fits srs.st from Broadway to Rhtave with Bel
esn pavement laying oOssAks tie htcreng sherey
-or paving Ftyseventh-st from Eighth Nn,hsve with Ba
gan pavement and laying cwaks at the niesecung streets whore
-Por paving Astorgisce from Pouthave {, Broadway with BEL
gn pavement and laying croswalks at the interesting streets where
S-P paving Egh from Pourthave to Broaduay with Belgian
pavement and laying cossWaks the interesting streets where
quirod.
lOFor siriysnt siIty-.eeOuJs on Boulevard
1FOr sewer One-hundre4 Avenue Frs,-
ave.
2-POr sewer in One Hundred and Tsntyhrdst from Avenue
to secondaye
3-Por oaiet in One Hundred and Egthst from Huion
Boulevard; Hundred 1euih
branches Boulevard ard One Iund and One Hundred and
i-Por sewer in Si1ty-6ab-si from irst 10 Tir-ave
S-Por UNDERGROUND drains between se'enyrd ard bh hs'',
and First and fiithayeA
eFor regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging LerngOna's
from siIty-siTth to NneysKbs.
l7Po curb gutter and Tagging Frstave, from Thrythrd 70
ie-Por tagging OuehuDd TbuI
Fourihave.
l9-For tagging Fty.ninthSt from Ninth to Tenihaye.
Poor tagging Hfy sfh-st from Broadway T. Eyhihaye
2l-Eor tagging Green ch-st, from .aifht to Canal-st
Por furnishing tbs Department with granite tasn heads and the
form Of proposals. specifications agreements proer
envelopes which the
sired can be obtained application to the Contract rt this Ohee
Nes.York, June p, 1871 WILLIAM VI. TWEED
Commissioner Of Pubhe Wos--
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forging her husbands name TO cheek 70 pay omsi Il
"deb Of honor" This, dsGovsbe end and wife hut the
frmness and high principle OF the huspann , crime
and I'm the third act see Marion le ~ her
of fine wife INIT at the same umei Tor the SAX " IN
honor and his own about to place inc Iogiu of
the family are kept the husband steps unto Is
hn snnposes forever. In the last act we see
th n life of fashionable excitement beginning 10 pan
Ino III her We see also the secret Workng Oh
eIorse and at a masquerade given by Lady Emerssej
an interview takes place more between C0to.o.
ur,rood and the unhappy wife. In which her better
feelings Triumph and she casts of the wouldbe sedce
with disdan AT this fancy ball characters are assea
which carry us back again 70 the prologue anu hon
Others appears grim Puritan VINO Wers ,ar,n,ooTs
advances to the young wife fully display ms lnSen
tions Then I'm a similar scene to that foresnmOWeu
in the prologue the play draws TO conclusion lhroW-
ing on his disguise Martin Iede comes to the rescue
ana CoIond NdrtuOod falls beneath the sword OF the
avenged husband having in the struggle inflicted NOR
fal wound upon young wife, who dies impOrig her
husbands forgiveness and at enghwhen II Is too late
his love the tragic situation being further intensified
by the doomed Martin Irede sinking Ieess Desluo Ills
wife, as the curtain descends.
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veto of the resouton 10 nppon committed Of arrange

veto OF resolution appoint committee Of arrange
for July The Board OF Police Commissioners
has authorized the employment Of 10 additional for
special day duty. NJ. bunker, brakeman on the
NewJersey Railroad arrested yesterday, for steal
ing baggage from passengers.
NEwARK.-GeOrge Brown, President Of the Humboldt
Fire Insurance Company, arrested yesterday for
perjury Work has been begun the ship canal be-
tween this city and NewYOrk IL will be % feet deep
and 100 feet wide Francis StOckman OF No. q Barclay
ST., John Meyer OF BOudinotst and Peter Hayes have
been arrested for deserving their wives Thomas ritz
patrick last evening for stealing coatf from
a workman. George Palliser, run over yesterday
by the 10 A. m train on the Newark and New York Rail
road and seriously injured. The First Brigade VIII
parade July 4...The state Agricultural Society mas
elected T. IT. QUINN T.. Williams and john crane, dele
gates 10 the biennial meeting Of the American Pono0g
eel Society, at Richmond, Va, In September. Joseph
Miller q drunken quarryman, arrested last evening"
for attempting to Kill his wife and children.
HoBoKES.-George Harper was sun-struck yesterday
Frederick and Henry Sieber were held inball yesttr
day for assaung Waterman on the Bremen docks.
spinal injuries received while playing ball.
PATERsoN-wm. Pennington, j. g. Christie and w. a.
Butler arbitrator in the trouble between j. $. Rogers
and the Midland Railway Company, Will investigate the
Friday A Court OF Special quarter Sessohs
will be held every Saturday.
BLOoMFIELD.-MOOney IL Co.'s hat shop ana T. A.
Bowers's paper-bOx factory were burned yesterday
morning Bowerss loss is 10000 insured for $1,000
Mooney Il Co., 81 600; not Insured.
NEw-BRUNswICK.-The Commissioners for selecting "a
site for the state Lunatic Asylum are In session.
FREEHoLD.-The colorcd citizens Of Monmouth County
will hold mass meeting JulyI.
PAssAc-The fair in aid of the First Reformed Church
netted about $500.
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MUSIC.
THE sANGERFEsT.

The twelfth annual festival of the North
Eastern sngerbund announced to open In this city ON
Saturday promises to be of the grandest musical
gatherings New York has witnessed for many years.
The meetings Of this great body of singers, embracing
the leading German and few American Societies OF the
Eastern Middle and Southern States, are always full OF
INTEREST," but this year. which 20 Germans all over the
world is year of Jubilee the festivities ought TO be
more hearty, and the concourse OF delegates more
numerous than they have ever been before. We may
congratulate ourselves that IL has fallen TO the
lot OF our city to receive this year gathering
Of such exceptional brilianoy The visiting singers VIII
have public reception and torchlight procession ON
Saturday. reception concert will take place sunday
evening at the Academy Of Music. where Mendessohns
"Hymn of Praise" chorus from "Rienzi" and an
overture will be performed, and Miss Krebs will play
LISTS fat concerto. The prize singing takes place gu
seinway Hall on Monday afternoon, when 10 Societies
will compete for three prizes, and for the first time In
the history OF the Bund American Societies will enter
the lists. The next two evenings are set apart for
monster concerts at the Rink and the rest of the week
to be filed with pic-nics and professions
The Baltimore societies will arrive in Jersey City on
Saturday, between and p and the Buffalo socie
ties Sunday at a. m. The Philadelphia societies
will accompany those from Baltimore A Committee
composed Of Messrs. Hedenfeldt, Kaemmerer and Bar
dowitz will visit Philadelphia to-day with the Bundles
Dirgent to adjust certain differences with the Philade
Drgent concerning the deficient training Of the vocal
lists in that city.
BENEFIT OF THEODORE THOMAS.
Mr. Theodore Thomas offers an extraordinary
programme for his annual benefit concert tomorrow
evening II is too long to be quoted in full but among
the most striking numbers are an opening Festival
March by wieprecht, the sdagio from Beethoven's
"PrOmetheus" music, Webers Jubel overture. the
adagio and scherzo from Beethovens Ninth
Symphony, the march and battle hymn
from Rlenzi, the grand march from Lohengrin,
new Strauss waltz and Fest Vorspt by Liszt In
addition TO his own orchestra he will have military
band playing one or two pieces in concert with the
orchestra and variety of promenade music between
the parts Three solo artists whom Mr.. Thomas has
recently engaged will make their appearance on this
occasion is Mr. Bernhard Lstemann, the violinist
another Mr.. Ernest Apply volonceist and brother OF
the celebrated harppayer, and the third is Mr. Louis
Schneider the we-known performer on the cornet-a-
piston.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-Ayenue Hotel-CiOv. Bullock of GeOr-
Ola the Hon William Williams, NJ c., OF Buffalo; the
Hon W. NJ Ely Of Bnghapton, Judge r. d. Rice OF
Maine Col H. g. McComb Of Delaware, T. II. Garfield Of
Vermont, and Col. VS. Scott OF Erle, Pa. - IT;
Nicholas Hote-Gen. g. W. Cass, j. ~ Mccullough, ana
William Mullins OF Pittsburgh, and DIR. Crossnan 81 En-
gland 80 Hoffman House-The Hon. James VI. Scoyel
of New-Jersev. 49, sturtevant House-F. /. Lailn,
State Prison Inspector. - Clarendon Hotel-"en X.
Ienox Banks OF Gov. Hofmans staff. - Gilsey
House-G9n James H. Ledle OF Utica, and Col. william
Whaley OF Charleston, 5. c. - New YORK hotelIGen
r. de Trobrand IT, s. A., and Col. W. II. Reynolds OF
Providence. - BrevOort House-ExGoy. j. Gregory
L. Pruyn of Albany, and Richard Sullivan of Boston.
- Coleman HouseTbe Rev. j: NJ. Pringle OF Charles
falo ] Neey johnson of Nevada, the Hon. G. 4 HUI
burd of ST. Lawrence Co., ~ Y, and Commodore Case
II, Is. Navy,
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LONG ISLAND.
NEW-IERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Erie Railway Company
has issued orders to prevent the publication OF tunnage
reports. The Board OF Public Works has ordered the
purchase Of two engines for the reservoir In
proyements will be made In South Sixth. Oak and North
Fourth SITS, and In Payonia and Communipaw-aves.
Washington-st will be extended 10 East Centralave.
The City and Bergen Point plank road will be widencd
Tho Young Mems Christian Assoeiation has been
denied the privilege OF holding outdoor praycrmectngs
IN Hamilton Park. The Board sustained the MavOr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
BASEBALL.


THE ATHLETICS BEATEN BY THE MUTUALs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-About 10000 per-
sons collected this afternoon witness the game be-
tween the Mutuas and the Athletics of this
city Theodore Bomeister was chosen umpire and the
Athletics were sent to the bat On the first innings both
climbs went out with blanks. On the second innings
the Athletics scored one, while the Muuals
earned five through the bad play OF the Athletics:
The Athletics failed TO In the third
innings, while the Mutuals added two. The Athletics
were then whitewashed every innings, until
the seventh when they managed by good play TO
three runs and the eighth inning they added two
more to their As the Mutuals served with
five blanks succession the ninth inning opened with
the game standing7 10 Gin favor OF the Mutuas The
friends OF the Athletics still hopeful but their an
ticpations dispeed by the Athletics again going
out with blank The Mutuals made another run, and
won the game by the following score:
Clubs ist a. d. iib. s;h. 9Th. 1th. 9Th Totals
Athletics" .....o %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

BURGLARS ARRESTED BY MANNING"
I'D PATENT WINDOW LOCK" For sale only at NEWMAN
CAPR0Es liz Broadway, NY.
HEAT YOUR HOUSE, Save your Fuel =
i Srad for Circulars Cll and examine EDWARDSS COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE. AJ waiersL sAML- J. HOPKINS
CTEAM ENGINES, Boilers, and Machinery at
toow prices TODDk RAFFERTY, 10 Bsrclay. Works Pse-onSy
rI,EAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, Fish, and Pro-
vsious cheap THOs r. AGNEw. 700 GreeuwcL a.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
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AQUATIC.

AQUATIC.
THE REGATTA TOMORROW.
The entries for the regatta of the New-1ork
Yacht Club, tomorrow, completed, yesterday, and
include the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

BuRNErr's CocoAINE-The best Hair-dressing

OFF FOR EUROPE !-SenatOrs Norton ana
Dreamer LEFT for Europe yesterday did large number Of KNors
famous Hats for every intelligent gentleman the fact that
he desires to credtabe appearance abroad he must wear
Kso1 Hat Hence present active trade KSox No 2a Broad
wAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
STAR VS.. FOREST CITY.

The Cleveland nine beat the Stars on the
Capollne Grounds yesterday by a OF too The
game was finely played both sides. and the attend
the largest the ground this The
ful score a. "a folIoua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
HOME NEWS.
Tile MrAInER.

rvvyo.v uo,, TIE, BAR Wipd Hour Tber Far. Wtad
w" I,ue Do 10 5000 y W. June 2J-6 SO 115l w.
'1u' -" 99oq : W 21f3 v. w.
Ss5 SqeS Nv II 6Io OO2NEW.
JOHANNESBURG 20 IsI0-Thermometer al d Ill., ~
3 ID. III, 800; II y. m. 76o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

Boon FOR Book LOVERS Free reading
room at surroSs RcLkcro CIRCULATING LIBRARY 2s East nth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

PRATT's ASTRAL on il used in all families
where perfectly safe aud reliable article is appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

HE IURf.
BEACON PARK RACES.
Boston, June 20.-The Boston Trotting As
ISOLATION began its first meeting of the season at Beacon
Park to-day. The attendance was good.
First Raee-Purse 600; 5000 to first $500 TO second.
500 to third horse for horses that have beaten
minutes. There six contestants. Young Heather
bloom was the favorite.
CLARK spsliings Baston Boy..'..'.''..'..''"
X
L. K COnklns b. IN. Bridget :........'.'''''''''''
T. blk & Andy johnson 4
Thomas p. Carpenters Young Heatherboom.. dis
A. W. b. z. Northern Chief dis
collision named in the second heat threw them
out Of the race - -, 49,, 80, 49,,
Second RaeePurse, 600 $1,000 TO first 5000 to second
third for horses that have never beaten 22G H.
W. Genet Nonesuch and j. j. Bradley were the favor
ties.
T. P. Carpenters m Nonesueh .,.'.......'..'''''
John Murphys b.. J. J. Bradley. ...........'.....
ID. A. Cremers b. = H. W. Genet.
f.. c. White b. &. I'd. Whte.....................
r. j. NoduesA m Belle Strickland.
Time-226i, 22Il, 228t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

Grocers and family supply healers sell Do,
LEY's YEAST POWDER 1t Is the best Take no other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS new and beau
fal designs reliable choice JeNey and SiyerwGe,
sauIREs 81 Fulon-sL NewYork Dia0Ssas speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

THE LARGEST WORKSHOP OF THE BODY Is THE
LIVER WHOSE WITHDRAW BILE PROM THE BLooD
WHEN THIS IMPORTANT ORGAN
LOW ,PPE,RAScE AND GENERALLY
CHILLY sEssArIoSs
Loss or APPETITE MACHINERY
DOES NOT WELL
EVERY
THING AROUND THEN To CONDITION DIR. D.
JAYsEs sASArIyE Pills ARE STIMULATING
ACTION THE LIVER SOON RECEIVERS TONE IL
TO PERFORM PROPER CosryRSEs CURED,
AND ALL ras AssRAv.rSG
SOLD syERrwHBRs.
GLEN House, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
This will be for the reception OF visitors
MONDAY 49, under the last season. The
business will be conducted under the old style oJ NJ THOMPSON 70
WHEN you are depressed by the gaunt, sickly
feeling which needs be csAnd and stimulated
into healthy action take dose two OF AYERS PILLS. n see no"
quick you be restored for shilling
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
desgns reliable Watches choice JeNelU and sverwae
sQurREs. 81 FutOns., New-iork. DisCSS9 speciality
Grocers and family supply healers sell Doc
LEis YEAsT POWDER 1t the best Take no other.
PRATr's ASTRAL OIL il used in all families
where perfectly safe aud reliable article is appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

WHEN You are depressed by the gaunt, sickly
feeling OF system which needs be csAnsed and stimulated
healthy action take dose two Of AYERS Pills. and see how
quick be restored for shilling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21

GLEN HOUSE, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
This will be for the reception OF visitors
MONDAY June 49, under last The
will be conducted under the old style Of NJ THOMPSON No
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

best dancer but moi. being Stone Gutter was
not eligible. 4 Messrsl w. 81. Browning. ana
Tom. Russelter were the judges and NJ. Z.
Woody, umpire The foot ana rack races were
postponed, there being no entries, a..
Late in the afternoon, the devotees of Gram-
brinus ralliedin force, and lager was drank in
copious quantities. Everybody had good time,
and IS the crowd began 20 thin, a number Of
fights took place, but only one person was hurt.
and he only slightly We are gratifed 70 state
that but few wearing mechanics badges en-
gagged in Che Disturbances which were easily
'quelled. Policeman Claiborne was ubiquitous,
it seemed, and separated a number of persons
fighting, besides preventing number that
would have taken place but for his interference.
The mestof the articles were removed during
the afternoon, and-th grounds viii no more
TEEN with lifeluntil the annual fair in October.
Between twenty-five hundred and three thou
sand persons visited the grounds yesterday, and
we are informed that the Exposition has beon
most successful the amount realized from priv
ileges and gate receipts, approxipatipg $1,000
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

j .Erf u u lie
Bv desire 10 avoid expense and trouble and knowing
from xperence that the credit syste whether prac-
sised large small scale. injurious 10 the best
interests Of the business community, we have adopted
and are rgidly enforcing in Retail DEPARTMENT
the strictly cash system We believe we will he sus.
tanned In this by the fact that purchasers will kn0w
that do not add per eentage to our legitimate
proht, in view Of possible losses.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
Rest Brogans.

M,GW. Lawrence, of Blount, county exI
hfBited the best pair OF brogans made by<A!
w. .As1la exhibited at the IpdpstEiab Ef
PsV9ff14fttYY ~ 90 Ea-L -L,-zzs.x- -EOEFauaOzy
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28

-IoffersfoF sale few building sites, FROM nv
to8teeh acres on the Ruled pike and front E
ing theeFair Grounds. 40 ,ssEliiy sgssssiq. & III
maschal7dtf lsr f1s7f. dsailJos' A Nancy 1 Z
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
lice Cream.

always 10 be found at any hour of the day and
until midnight, at the favorite confectionery o.
Petern Kern, west side Market Square, Ladies
with or without escort Swih always fad quiet
clear rooms and attentive waters. Ice cream
sofd BY the quart or gallon, or made toorder q
reasonable rates. 81, 1877, Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-28
For the ExpossffenI

THeart & BroS.s,u Opposite, Cevans AcClung
tSie1f 6 new building, have justfeceived a new
supply of cashmere suits, white duck pants,
luster coats. Sc, 6Ocl Call and see them, they
WILDE sold s,s TAI a d s ss.