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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-06

Important Notice.-The Republican City
Central Committee will meet at their rooms,
in the Law Building, on Friday night, at s
o'clock. As business of great importance
will be transacted it is hoped there will be
a full and prompt attendance.
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Revenue Coilections.--Rush Burgess,
Esq, United States Collector of Internal
Revenue, reports the total collections for
this district during the month of June at
1929, ,167.S2. During the same period the
collections in the Petersburg district were
a fraction above $52 900. .s.'..
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Religious.-Rev. DR.. w. Berg, lately
from Memphis, has accepted call from the
city. The reverend gentleman will be in
stalled as minister of this congregation, at
their place Of worship in Mayo street, to-
morrow at G:30 o'clock p. Nj. Rev. DIR.
Bethlehem will deliver the inaugural SER
mon in German for the occasion.
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He'uico County Comt.-This court was
engaged to-day in the trial of Robert H.
Allen, who is charged with aiding and en-
couraging the prize-fght that took place in
the county some weeks since. Colonel /.
ii. Shields appeared as counsel for Allen.
This trial was in progress when our re-
porter left the courtroom.
Mr.. Berne, bondsman for Charles Dough-
erty, came into court and surrendered him.
There being no other security offered, he
was remanded to Jail. The cause of Mr..
Berne so doing, we understand, is that he
is about to leave the city /; therefore he could
not be responsible any longer.
p. S.-Since writing the above, we learn
that Allen has been adjudged guilty, and
sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and cost,
which will amount to about $40, making a
total Of $340. a n
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sH- Billiard Temple --Rcdford nnd Ives, cor-
ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saioonin Richmond Their
tables are all new, and everything connected
with the establishment is trst-class. Players
are informed that whistling is positively prohib.
ipd
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ONE OF THE FIFTH MARYLAND REG

ONE OF THE FIFTH MARYLAND REG
IMENT ACCIDENTALLY KnLED.-A
painful and fatal accident occurred at the
camp of the Fifth Maryland Regiment at
Frederick, Md, about IL o'clock Tuesday
night. The regiment is from Baltimore,
and temporarily encamped there. AT the
hour named, private +. A. Stewart, of Co.
@, fired swivel heavily charged, which
burst in pieces, one fragment breaking two
of his ribs and embedding them in his lungs.
Stewart fingered until II O'Clock the next
morning, when he died. The deceased is
said to have been from New York, and to
have served in New York regiment in the
late war. He was about % years old, and
has lived in Baltimore about six months as
n cabinet maker.
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M Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored 1t is easy
of application and is perferfectly free from any
odor.ass For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. Price, 25 cents a bottle. s..,4... :.
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Reconsidaed.-Last Sunday night, De-
tectives Wren and Dabney arrested Lille
Bennett and Bette Anderson, upon the
charge of having stolen gold watch and
S25 in currency from Joseph Roberts.
The case was tried by Justice White on
Tuesday, who sentenced Bette Anderson
to Jail for three months as the thief, and
Lizzie Griffin for the same length of time
for having received the watch, knowing it
to be stolen. >.
A new trial having been granted, the
case was heard again this morning by JUS
tice White who was unable to decide as to
the guilty parties from the introduction of
new testimony whereupon he discharged
the whole party from custody.
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Ciea Doche.-The civil docket in the
Hastings Court will be called tomorrow
friday. m
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ELECTIONS IN MEXICO.
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SCI Thompson's POmnde Optime, ms q dress-
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfmned, it sottens. inn
proves and beauties the Hair strengthens the
roots, and gives it a rich glossy appearance.
For sale by all druggists. Price, s5 and 70 cents
l)er bottle.
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In Maine ice is twenty-five cents ton;
in New York retailers are already asking
$ll f,r the same quantity. -Four thousand
three hundred per cent. advance ought to
cover the cost of transportation and leave
small margin for profit.
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aea The Daily State Journal will be mailed
TO persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY CENTS per month. $3.50 M
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At celebration in Nelson county, given
by one of the public schools, dinner was
given the guests sufficient to feed between
five and six hundred persons.
Oats are selling in Alexandra at Go !;
corn at 7s; and wheat at 81 40 -
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BY TELEGRAPII.

YACHT RACE AT LONG BRANCH.
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MAKING WINTER BuTTER.--One of
our farmers says Tie Datchess Farmer,
manages to have all his cows fresh in the
fall, instead of the spring. Being then
fresh, and in their best condition, which is
kept up by judicious feeding of mixture
of two quarts of bran and two Of Indian
meal, twice a day, to each cow, combined
with Yellow Globe mangels, they yield
good return of butter when it is at the
highest figures, and turn out Of the stable
in the spring in fine condition. When they
would otherwise naturally fall off in their
yield, the succlllent grasses come in and
keep them fully up, and often with an m-
creased flow Of milk. The dairyman thinks,
by such plan, he gets the better Of our
cold and changeable winter weather, and
makes the most money ont Of his dairy in
the twelve months. His cows in the spring
look fine, with sleek coats. This sprobably
partly owing also TO the daily use Of the
card, and access, in well-sheltered and
well-bedded barn-yard, TO plenty of water.
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW YORK.
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THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
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THE "FOURTHv IN VIENNA.
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The Trades Union of Richmond will
hold their regular meeting this evening, and
every member should be in attendance, as
important matters to the Union will be con-
sidereu. ~ r araft
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NAPOLEON AND EUGENE GOING
TO SPAIN.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
From Mesico.-The Elections, SC.

ldericO, June 2f.-Ine primary elections
in the city of Mexico, Queretero, Pachuca
Jalisco and 0rizaba favor Jual'ez The
result is divided between Diaz and Juarez
in Guanajuata, Puebla and Vera Cruz. No
disturbances in any of the above places
Lerdo is completely defeated In the Capi-
tai Juarez received nearly unanimous
vote. The police are very watchful.
The black-vomit RACES in Vera Cruz.
The government has ordered the fortifica-
tions at Tampico to be levelled.
A serious fire has occurred at Zacatecas.
Many lives were lost.
From London.
London, July G.-The Submarine Mes
seager, devoted to telegraphing, says "the
public and press are allies against high
cable rates. We must have opposition
1t is said that Napoleon goes TO Geneva
and Eugene to Spain.
Frederick William and wife are expected
here tonight.
The s'Fourtl, of July'' at Vienna.
Vienna, July 6th.-John Jay gave a
dinner on the Fourth at which all the am
bassadors were present. Count Beust
toasted the United States. Mr.. Jay re-
spending, thought the treaty at Washing
ton would prevent wars by establishing az
bitrators.
The French Elections.
Paris, July "Details Of the army vote
are coming in. The garrison at Lille gave
700 Republican and only 10 Legtimist
votes.
The city of Calais gave 5000 Republican
and 800 Monarchical votes.
The Republicans are in the ascendant
.~.I...
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NEWS FROM NDoN.
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The WEEKLY JOURNAL will be mailed 10
six months for rs cents one year ~ So
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The JOURNAL is delivered TO subscribers In
the city at FIFTEEN GENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
the carriers-THREE GENTS per single copy
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COnvicts Rceeived.-Harvie Glenn and
Gilbert Burl were received at the peniten-
tiary yesterday for safe-keeping the former
from Montgomery county, for house-break-
ing, for one year, and the latter from Flu
vana, two years, for house-breaking and
larceny. .l..... q r...-...... ~ a. (.
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Greaiiss State So,lrnal.

PUBLISHED DAILY (Sundays Excepted)
At No. o12h Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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PRICE FOR MAILrSe.-Three months 81 70; six
months S3 90; one year $5 90. .
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VNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATiON.-RAF-
IL FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phans of the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. Ale. EVENING, JuLy s.
50 70 62 q is A 90 "a 2l 81 IS 8 40 6s
DIsTRIBCTIos NO 4l7 MORNING, July 6.
o. 0 SO n IL % % 40 is % SO 46
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 9th
day of July, 1871.
SIMMONS X CO., O.. @. TOMPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFIE can be pur-
chased from Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Eleventh street, one door
from Main.
WRAPrINa PAPER may be had a, this
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WRAPrlNG PAPER may be had al this
w OFFICE III
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Tiemsa, July 9th. John Jay gave
dinner on the Fourth at which all the am
bassadors were present. Count Beust
toasted the United States. Mr.. Jay re-
spending, thought the treaty at Washing
ton would prevent wars by establishing an
bitrators
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The true democratic doctrine is not to
trample down any race, however humble,
but by public education and by just laws
to try to elevate all classes and conditions
of men.
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The Charlottesville Iatelhgencer says it
should excite feeling of shame amongst
the Southern people that they should have
divided their patronage with Northern col
lcges, instead Of giving all. to the University.
The desire to build up ones own institu-
tons is laudable, but we must not expect
to sae alike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-13

SUPREME CouRr TN GENERAL TsRM.-To-
day. the arguments in the case of the state Of
Texas AT. White e. al. vas continued.
COLoRED ATTORNEY.
On motion OF Mr.. A. G.. Riddle, Mr.. George
l.. MADISON was admitted q member Of the bar
OF this court. Mr.. MADISON is . native of North
Carolina, and If graduate, the FIRST, we believe,
who has been admitted to practice. We believe
that IL u his intention to return to his native
State.
Police COURT, TO-DAY. J.dse Saeu-Jss.
weapons; fined $40. Richard Ennis, ooiored,
charged with the same offence; tined go.
Michael Dickinson, disordefly conduct. He
stated that he had just got ont Of the wOrkhouse
and took too much benzine. He promised on
solemn oath to 60 at once to Philadelphis IL al
lowed to depart; dismissed. X. Finley Hunt,
charged with failure to remove snow in front of
his premises; dismissed. NJ. III. Rohrer, charged
with same offence; fined q.
sEiING THROUGH A GLASS DARKLy.
y. Corten, charged with selling liquor with
out license. The ofhcer testified that he saw
through the window the drinking of the liquor
and went In and tasted the hquor by putting his
finger In glass and touching it to his tongue
Inc court said that he could not fine on such
testimony; witnesses must be produced to testify
dismissed.
SMALL POTATO rHrRr.
Richard Ennis, colored, larceny of barrel
Of potatoes from the market house. Special
$40.
NAUGHTY MEN.
Edward O'Brien, profanity on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; lined 43. TimCthy O'Neale, charged
with indecs ut exposure of person; fined IS.
Patrick Doyle, assault and battery on James G.
Edwards, baiif. who was in discharge OF his
duty in executing judgment; judgment re.
served.
AvELvRr ROBBERY.
John Henry Anderson and Henry Lawson.
charged Nth the larceny OF II yards of velvet,
valued at SS4, from the store of Mrs. Hubbard
Oh 9Th street on the 9Th of January. Oficer
McDevitt, COoMes, aud Miller arrested the par
ties, and Lawson acknowledged that Anderson
stole the goods, and they both took the velvet
ana sold II for two dollars to one Hurry. They
were held for action of the grand jury in the
sum OF $1,000 each; in default Of which they
were committed.
ALL SORTS.
Charles Hall, profanity in the streets of
Georgetown; fined SIS. Mary Bellows, colored,
loud and boisterous language on Bridge street
Georgetown; fined IS. Elias Drummer, colored,
failure to remove snow from the sidewalk; fined
q. Caroline Wise, came offence; fined 50.
Thomas Curry, assault and battery on Bet
Baro, an Italian harpist, by knocking him
down on the street, breaking his harp, which
cost him 500 in Paris; fined SO and costs. Laura
Brcoks, coored, charged with stealing ladies
wearing apparel, valued at S5i, the
property of Thomas Hyde; all the articles could
not be identified, and the accused was fined sl5
and costs. +. A. Barnard, failure to remove
snow from his sidewalk; fined 50.
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1Mark Twain says: 81 haze seen slower
people than am-and more deli berate people
imam am-and even quieter, and more listless.
dead" ~
0General Gideon j. Pillow, who received a
mintary education from the United States and
used IL IN the Confederacy, modestlv asks Ter
nessee to pay him for damages done his proper
ty by the Union army.
The British blondes got into a slight I'M
Pleasantness in Savannah. One of them made
nun OF a headed man in the audience. Red
mead belonged to the Savannah Advertiser and
that paper pitched into the blondes in the most
bellgeIc nt style imag
A man In Covington, KY, made a bet the
other day that he could drink pint and half
81 Of cincinnati whiskey in twelve hours. He won
the bet, says the Louisville Courier Journal
and his widow remarked at the funeral the neYt
day that it was the first money he had earned
by hard work In ten years,
S@An irreverent Virginia ghost still furnish
es an accompaniment of whistling, door slam
ming and underwriting whenever Rev. Mr..
Thrasher engages in evening prayers. The
preacher thinks he would like to justify his
name in a personal interview with the impalpa-
BILE rOwdy.
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Mrs. GHimpg said hat as 20 the District they
thought lectures would be better than tracts
and through lectures healthy sentiment had
Of being near Congress and Watching opportu
mites. Women generally should understand
that they wanted a declaratory law that there
SHAH not be any Infringement Of rights granted
Mise Peckham, Of Wisconsin, slii that thew
had done some good and had enlisted Senator
Matt Carpenter.
Mrs. Davis, of Rhode Island, said they had
not done much work, but were holding weekly
meetings. They had
Two PARTIES UNFORTUNATELY.
ms issue before Congress Is being discussed,
lures: They already had secured three Of their
members IN Rhode Island, and were in hopes Of
securing the fourth.
Mrs. hazlet said she Represented the North
in Detroit last month they held An annual
meeting, where they secured the favor of the
press. They worked for suffrage only, and con-
month they viii hold meeting w ?, I. AZ Lan Sest
She believed IL the question was put to the men
or michigan, stripped Of politics, IL would Sc
cure majority. A to the new phase Of claim
ing all the rights under the fourteenth amend
ment she would submit it to the executive com
mittee. She intended to present her name for
Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Hooker and others said thew
intended to
OVER THEMSELVES AS VOTERS.
Miss Anthony here urged that the cash cues.
ton was the most important.
quite number showed a disposition to leave,
when Mrs. Hazlett. who had been appointed to
take up collection, stated that they did not
mean to drive them away.
Mr.. Wolfe said that in Wyoming the move
nent was inaugurated when there were bat few
women in the Territory, and there the benefits
OF female suffrage had been made apparent.
He suggested that they should have an execu-
tive committee within easy call of this city
o.. had
FACED THE MOB
here.
Dr. SDodgrass hoped that the title Mrs. would
be dropped, so that women may stand on their
own Individuality.
Mrs. Davis said she did not allow persons to
address her as Mrs. Thomas Davis; utrequested
them TO call her Mrs. Paulna Davis.
mis-. Lockwood moved vote of thanks to the
for their courtesy, &C.; which was adopted.
Also, to the Congregational Church and the
management Of Lincoln Hall.
Mrs. Hazlett objected to thanking the church.
s. 8 for the use of it.
Votes OF thanks were rendered to Mrs Post.
OF Wyoming, and Mrs. Woodruff.
Miss Anthony, in reply 10 the question as 10
what course they would take
THE DECLARATORY LAW OR THE SIXTEENTH
AMENDMRNT,
replied they would try the short cut-the de-
claratory law-frst. She urged that the mem
peIs from the States correspond with the ex-
ecutlve committee, of which Mrs. Grifing is
chairman.
Hon. s. F. Nickles, of wyoming, was intro
dnced, and briefly stated that female suffrage
vas success in that Territory, the ladies using
as much judgment as the men; and on the moor
OF the convention he favored ladies who could
speak as well as some members.
Mrs. Davis said the Judiciary Committee of
might be desirable for the me n beers of the con-
vention TO be in the galleries. AdiourneJ
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A STRANGE SroRY-Six weeks AGO q erman
gentleman of HOboken, late in the evening,
was standing at the end Of the ferry boat on her
passage from New York to Hoboken. When
she arrived he passed through the ladies' cabin
and found lady's morOccS reticule, which he
kept for three weeks, expecting to hear through
the papers OF claimant. At the expiration OF
kelso. of New York, when 1t was found to con-
tain 81, 900 worth of bonds, $50 in Rreenbac ks,
ladies' gold watch and chain, and piece of
waited and waited until 1 have lost ali hone.
and am heartbroken. Therefore farewell, dear
Henry" The writing was signed " Eliza z. %
Yesterday afternoon the body of woman, with
handsome features and magnificent black hair.
was found OFF the Elysian Fields, much injured
by the floating ice. She was dressed in black
alpaca, and her clothes were marked "M. Pr
IL Is slrmised that she jumped Off the boat on
which the reticule was found. The BODY il now
IN HoOoken awaiting cOroner's jury.-N. Y.
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u No. 743.
STATES
A PROCLAMATION-

PROCLAMATION.
dent Of the United State, Of America DE- hsrsb yrs
clare and make known that Q PUBLIC bALK will
hand p.9is s the
after designated TO wit
on 81 b:9f oss :: fs ss
vacant lands in the even numbered sections within
United States within ten miles on each side Of the
railroad from st. Paul to Lake Superior, known AZ
iect required by law to minimum Of two dollar,
and fifty cents per acre, viz:
r. ssSf hsf h sER EkSr OF
TTo owp:siDD: i and =. q , rs1Ss
TOxnships 81, S. So, n, IS, 81. s., -, %, ii, a. Is
Toxnshia. 81 g g, "a, IS, 49, 81 49, 50. o. e. q, g
Te.nship. %, 81 S. IS, 49, 50, 81 50, 50. o Il and
townships 90 81. a. 80 a. IS, &c. 81 49, 80 and 49, o,
Also, at the same time and place, all the vacant
ths .pes th s ~ section. outside
nndermentio.ed Townships; subject 10 the mnimurs
price OF one dollar and twenty live cents per acre
townships IS and A, Of range q.
Lends appropriated By law for tina use Of schools
Indian military, end other PURPOSES will Do sxcia
The odsriSs Of the above land. viii be comn.ncea
have bee: offered and the sslss thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open LONGER fAan resEs
Ct hs w %
Given under my hand, 1t the Oity Of washington.
this 18th October, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. u, 8, GRANT
By the President:
JOS. b. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land On3ce
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMAHT0
Every person entitled the right Of pre- pton 70
any OF the lands within the townships and parts az
townships above enumerated 10 required to estab.
nsh the same to the satisfaction Of register and
receyer and make payment therefor soon a prac
ticabis after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commence of the public sale
Of lands embracing the tract claimed other via
such claim win be forfeited.
JOS. 8. WILSON,
COMMISSIONS OF the General Land Once
Ccs6-1awl0w
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AMUsEMENTs. SC.

National IAsatsr.-Mrs. + w. Lander as 'NIarie
AKtSs B6fte."
WGas Opera Hanse.-La Rue's Carnival Min
KGek.
keseEic EdH.-French Fair.
kiasoIH BaH.-Lecture by Prof B. Silliman.
kstssrsit HdH-Two headed girl, A RANT
and sisDtess, the bearded woman, and other
hpnsn euTiositiee.
hyksEn, street Presbiterida CRurch.-Tvo-
beaded Girl, at 9 D. m.
Aarkritsr's Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
Dsrlow's Gallery OF Oil Paintinss. 1886 PENN
sylvAnia avenue.
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

WASHINGTON, December Is, 1870.
NJ Esss n sfSE1 ssS Il
WEST are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
sss s. n a 200 so. 5S els 4 and :So .ns
NJ I: $40 S: sas s!fss's Sunday s4' and 's'
,, Leave st ;;ss sss nc
roc 81 B sGsRA1A
Leave 81 500 .. m. and 500, $40 and T:4Spa
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ 500 Q. m. and 500 and 7:4S ,. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
500 ss AND r s3s except sunday at s4' NJ and
sa Ss trains from Baltimore
For strs.burg and point. between Relay Houss
s3S =
mediation train.
:; * On s. ssH j. r. ss e.
sss Hsra Ia4assS .: and Boston,
n,.,.- !: T1. w.lsoE:
Gro. 8. KooSTz. Gs.T Az. &ashInssoa. ish
THs22ssfEE1 i.1 slzxs1s sE....s.g!ssse.0'
sSs ;: ]: y: S.sS:;s y 4osR e; &N
.l as s!cS S;s except sunday q 500 is:ss
ZOE PHILADELPHIA.
.n me sse S1y !sxospt sunday ct 500 NJ lsss
~" - uv.r~rx
Leave Tor Nsw York q sec ,. n. and PAilaass.
1 sisssinS CT: Tor New York q, >. sr.,, o,,,
so:!os, 3 IA 4 tie ssssiea ohos Il al Sss1.
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CITY ITEMS.

A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRKaKNT L. q Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms al
the Agency, Q. BAUAs HOopskirt and Corset
Factory, 40S It'll street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
AINPLlR bas all KINDS OF Thermometers