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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURoH-Corner East and North
streets Rev W Kidder Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at l0k A. NJ. and dTP.M Sum
day School at ga N. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
dnu nYnninp
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

Halls Vegetable Hair Renewer is the
best preparation for the hair in the mar
ket, and always gives satisfaction. Do
Dot be put off by unprincipled dealers with
Others on which they make more profit
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
The Mystery Of edwin brood"
Must ever Remain q Mystery.


Must ever Remain a Mystery.
.4Its-geniaI author, who had al
ways a kind word for the poor and
desolate, has "Gone before the
Fathers far beyond the twilight
judgments Of this world; high
above its mists and obscurities. -
Lsttte DOrgit.
The mystery will never be ex-
planned. There is another mystic
" we would like cleared up: How
persons who have owed us for
years can look us in the face and
not pay their little accounts, is, to
US, an unfathomable mystery!
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
Jasper Mills Letter.
JASPER MlILs, O., March 10, 1871

JASPER M1LLs, O., March 10, 1871,
MEssRs. EDs:--I wishto call the atteh.
tion of the public to the "Jasper Mills
Items" CT Feb. 2Sth, as published in the
HERALD of last week, see that your
correspondent "B" has changed the name,
from Jasper Mills to "The Corners" l
have been some What at loss 10 know
who this "B." is; but since this change,
it is all very clear to me- He is undoubt-
edly the Bascom who kept the grocery at
the "Corners," where Nasty used to get
his whisky. This opinion is strengthened
as follow him through his correspond
ence. He says that "cur citizens are divi-
ded into two parties: the Sons of Tenn
perance compose one extreme, and the
Liberalists the other.' Now, that there
are but two parties, is true; but that the
Temperance people have gone to "ex-
tremes" in any case, is not so plain as he
seems to think. If to live as law abiding
citizens, themselves, and compel others so
to live, is going to extremes; then the ac-
cusatiOn is just, but if not; it is false,
This Bascoln cannot be very partial to
the cause of Temperance and reform, as
will be seen from the thrusts made at the
Temperance men. He accuses them of a
want of treason" and talking on the sub
iect of Temperance in such way as to
"engender strife" which he says, lis an
evil almost as great as intemperanoe. e."
Messrs Editors, there is class of men
in our community who set great store by
peaceable society, especially when it is
disturbed BY a revival in the ranks of
Temperance. Baseom seems to have some
knowledge of Scripture, and tries to bring
its exortations to bear in his behalf. He
saws: Therefore our Temperance people
should be much given to reason and pa
tience and all long-suFering." This is
good advice, but wonder if Bascom would
think it applicable to his caseH think
not, if the assassin was in his house, or if
he SHOULD detect the incendiary in the act
if firing bis barn. If it applies to us. it
would 10 him. But fear that an exorta-
ion to reason. patience or long-suiering,
sould 60 unheeded by him in such
ase.
Once more. "B."asserts that some Of
,ur men are like some horses they work
90 fast. Now, Mr. 'B., " we deny thata
nan can work too fast, or too hard, or too
1uch in earnest, in the cause Of Temper e
nee. He may go too fast for some people. !
ut not for the good Of the cause and hu- Il
lanit5.
"B. seems to see a hesvy decline in
usiness, since our saloon has suspended
perations and attributes this Aunetua- L
on to the esaloon in good running order,
IS he expresses it, and its sudden sus- S
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

- At Lights you win find full line
of Spring 0assimeres, Cloths and Vest
ings. very cbeaD. l6w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

5000 acres of choice Iowa lands for sale,
in quantities to suit purchasers. Inquire
of Ira Yeoman, M. Willard or T. D. McEl
vain.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Beef Cattle. $50
Sheer. 5I2
Hogs ,--.- 525
BEEF CATTLE.-There has been good
demand from butchers all the week, and with
light receipts the market has been strong,
Feeders have taken some, but shippers have
been ruled out fOrwa If stock good enough
ing with all sold We quote prime to extra
butchers stock at S. 5096 %; medium at
S4 5Og5 90, and common at SO 1904 90 per
GENITAL, live weight.
SHEEP-The receipts have been light, but
with u less active demand prices remain
steady at So 50,g2 90 per GENITAL live weight
for common to prime
HOGS-The market has been dull all the
week. and closes quiet but steady at So soc
Z 90 gross for light to heavy averages. But
Chers are abOnt the only buYers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

The accounts on our books,
if paid, would suffice to fill a large
store with drugs. We paid cash
for the goods. We want the same.
We mean to have it. Capital
enough to run two thousand pea
nut stands.
n. B.-The above may read like
aattery, but it is not.
Tar CLEAYELANDs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, by Rev. S. J. Mill 'r, at his
residence, Mr.. JOHN GRIPS and Miss SALLIE
Il. MARINE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

nChiidhood's days are now before me
Scenes and times Of long ago.
How we enjoyed everything
in those days. Such sports and
suni Do you remember the green
apples9 DO you remember the
caster oil your mother gave you 7
The CIeavelands have some precise
" like it for sale.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

- For fine Spring oyercOrt, go to
Lights, Ely's Block. l6w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

= Go to Lights and get n-nice Spring
Suit l6w2
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
Notice toHunters

WE hereby forbid all persons from hunt
w ing any kind OF game in any manner
upon our lands in Green Township. Fayette
County. Ohio, under penalty Of the law;
Angeline johnson, Daniel Payey. Z. Bar
ger, Addison Pavey, John Barger, Henry
Patten. l.. COnn0r Jourdan Pavey.
FEB. %, 1sr. 14'ws
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16
'or 1000 Yards Brown Muslin. -ea
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT UNPRECEDENTED
low PRICES
Also, we have just opened nice line Of


On which We Cannot be UndersOId.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

AE Persons will do well to
make their selections before prices
are higher
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-16

"B. seems to see heavy decline in
business, since our saloon has suspended
operations and attributes this funetua-
ton to the esaloon in good running order,
las he expresses it, and its sudden sus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13
The pemonstratiop LAT MINI

I he republican ratification meeting last
risht Wss probably the largest political de mon
stratiOn ever witnessed in this CITY. The gath
CTDg was not only immense in numbers. but
there vas no little significance in its compost
ton. 1t was made mp of ali classes of
the community; OF white and colored in
about the respective proportions they bear to
each other In the population; or busI-
rtss men, mechanics, and lab0rers-in
fact II Was a thoroughly representative
meeting OF the people OF Washington
To accommodate this vast throng there was
speaking from no less than i've different stands
and the enthusiasm manifested reminded one
Ct the old Harrison and Clay times, when Wash
ingtOn, an Intensely wbig CITY, used to turn ONT
~dsSs At Tippecsnos and Mill-boy meetin0s
The succession to this same whig element Was
probably present last night, for it has never
taken kindly to the pane of Democracy
and the OPPOSITION made a mistake when
they assumed that name for this Campaign
One thing is certain that never before at a
republican meeting in Washington was there so
many whites present, by thousands, as on last
night A meeting OF this size and character
settles the issue of the campaign. 1t was a
larger meeting than the great Reform Partyra.i-
festiOn meeting one year ago, when that party
swept the city by about 1900 majority, and
making an estimate from the comparison af-
fOrded, the republican majority this year
should at least equal that OF the Reform party
following upon the ratification meeting last
year. But half that will do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

The tgures Of the recent census showing the
enormous growth of Washington since the war
attract attention all through the country. This
is the result of the new order of things here.
and Of the doings of the terrible "rings- that
some Of the psrtisans Just now find so yery
Objectionable But Washington city has but
Just entered upon its growth, as we shall see i'm
the next decade, II the hunkerish old fosv
notions of the past are not revived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

The PGtTiot declaims against republican men,
bers Of Congress who oppose District appro-
Pristions- Well that Will be attended to when
Gen. Chapman gets up there. We are afraid
the republican representatives wouldn't take
kiEdly 20 suggestions from Nr Msrrlck.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

RlH1 l.. hEILB8UR, >s>a
Next Door 10 ODD Fellows Han.
Has now . complete Stock OF
WHITE shTIN PALS. At. ...-...-..--- ., as
hlb eLIPPc. rs
bhrlES kONED Balls ...-....-........- = 90
GAlTEkS. with aud without hcels... As
eblPPkRS and BeckINs, go c-n,s On
BOYS and YOUTHS DANCING PUMPS
hENs GAITERS aud TIES. in large varsity
fHILDREN'c SHOES. al coiore aud zee
ubS I'm AIS SEVENTH SHEET.
h. GOODWIN, sAML CLINksCaLns.
- .t ormerly with Angerm.n A SON 80
GOODWIN a CLINksCALFs,
l@slers "a Ladies o. isse. and Chidsens II Al
Mems Boys sbd Youths first class BOOTS
aid ShOks u al dss rptiobs, 127 9TH street, eas
SEC eetween e aud II streets. Repairing done 20
the lest style mhfS In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

NJ The New Jersey militia will encsmp six
DAYS this summer.
~ln Chicago, il a woman is jealous of her
husband, she gets her bro Their to shoot him.
|" Paris nov well illustrates the evils and
dangers Of an ignorant population. The EmpIre
amused the people instead of educ stins them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

"A morning Contemporary warmly praises the
frenchy picture q " The Broken Pitcher in
an Avenue window. The critic seems to be
Innocent, if the picture isn't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

IL Il great pity that members OF Congress.
Tho undertake to deal with District matters and
E4ake raids upon District improvements, will
lot take little pains TO inform themselves upon
tie affairs in question. Even Mr.. Dawes.
usually so accurate, does not seem to be aware
that the Washington canal is really a govern
ment sewer and that IL affords drainage no,
only for all the various department buildings.
hut tor the Capitol "a well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

-. s,Is. to call -FOUR especial a;ontio. to
NEW GOODS,
ITsts rse,iyed; xhi.h, In point o, QUALITY asi
fORE OFFERED:
SEASIDE LAWN HATS. in white, bun. green.
0i"s' panA' ana oiack, worth fully 81, at 81 sach
BUFF PABAsoLs. large size, lined with pink.
L s.egh, shd cherry, hne carved handles and
Grass STICKS; We give away at ST.
without doubt the best LADIES HEMsTITUH-
G,NfN hANDk CHIEFS ever offered four
Tor III; worth couble the money.
Anether surply CT those FINs HEMMED
i, nh 20 nhr IN shOHIkFs tor Geats, worth
GENTS, sUPEREIEs OoLoRED BORDER
tor 81
GENTS REmsTIroHED LINEN HAND
placed
Another supply Of tboss FINE LINEN CUFFS
four Collars fer 81
NEW STYLES OF RHAL LACE GoLLARs.ip
uiuny, hs'tese. valeIcleuues, sDd Engiish bread,
at 81 each.
LATEST STYLES OF LADIES BOWS, which
art much &c n,'red, at each,
Another large tot OF those lsrgs 6Haches Of Ma
IChAL CURLs, ~ 81 each
LADIrS'AED GENTS HOSIERY fsrm. still
our old hsure-four. three, ana two pairs fU 81:
And yet yoa are not HAPPY But you ought to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

sT'Ihe Female Clerks at Washington is the
name OF play having run At one OF the New
AUTk heaters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

Mogk!Ee AND CAHABY BIRDS Eoa SALE
~ xnny1, me re- Gsinger.. lately imported. BIBD1lA
sstS..s IL ans 8: a. ;. e. No. s1s 'f''t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

TOE bY<PEPsiA
4 OR indigo STION.
Try . = 1t makes every day bright to the
man that uses it, tnd eyery hour prOpiGus 10 ain.
gsuce. '
NERVOUS HEADACHE. NAUSEA,
WAkT OF APPETITE. FLATULESCB
DEPRESSION Oh SPs RITe
COs1iNEEESs. HyARTBUgN
fELLOWNEsS or THG SKIN
PAINS IN TAX SIDE. CHEST. &C
al disappear like the msts Of the morning bstnra
the magic influence Of" 3 g." Dyspepiics IN vow
desire to regain your health, abandon tn. use OF
cafhartcs, bitters, stimulants, which only tend
tosgsrsvats, not eradicate. the disease. and give
trial 70 the 3. y. remedy, whOse beneficial eS-
fects will relieveyou from the whole ain OF d,or
ders. the result Of Impaired digestion and impure
blood. For sale by all Druggists II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

The results OF the local and municipal cleo
tons IN AL parts OF the country still continue
uIfayoTable to the democrats. In AIbany
county, in New York, the republicans have
made gains They have carried Jersey City.
which was decidedly democratic last year. They
have elected their mayor IN Paterson. Thew
have gained supervisors in several counties in
New Jersey, and, for the first time in MANY
yesrs, have majority in Somerset county. In
The western states, excepting in Missouri, whe a
the republicans are divided, the reports Of re-
publican gains are also general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

The democrats are troubled because the re-
pubiicsns have nominated only two coIorsd
men for the House OF Delegates. The PatrsOt
takes on dreadfully. MIR. Merrick boo hoes
right out about it. Nessrs. Young, Swart, Cassin,
Dunlop, Waters, Wilson, Towles, Miller, Love-
Joy, Ennis. Lloyd, Dickson, Hardness, Lewis,
Moore, Robertson, Bowling, Sheckell, Hogan,
Robinson, and Ryther OF the democratic ticket
are inconsolable over this slight to the noble
black man. Meantime the colored people don't
seem greatly worried about IL, and as they hap
Tened to select white men to represent them in
districts where they have the controlling voice.
doubtless thew know what they are about.
But II the democrats really fear that there won't
lie enough eOlored men in the House of Del
fgates, suppose they nominate . few. They
seem to have forgotten it in making up their
ticket; which is odd in a party claiming to be
"better friends OF the colored people than the
republicans"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13
Il By MARTIN N. ROHBEB.
EEAL ESTA SROk

Il BIZ MABTlN n ROHRER.
EEAL TATE OXEN
Conner New York avenue and 9th street
CPteards Of One RKSdr.d Houses IN DsS,ssts,r.s
oftas Csts.
The following are nsmed in part:
AIRS, nrst class ~ MISS PROPERTY, on Penn
IN d,sirable locality, . LAR6E MANSION;
e1essDt es.S Hiio =. 81 ground attached In
A fine bwEILIsG, on Massachusetts, avenue.
be,wesn lfh and 5.h streets 81 ishisnd Plsesi
9RSER RESIDENCE, with both front. Of
streets, at ; l. 80.
ntsriy opposite General sAermsLs residence,
Or street. between North Capi.o, and "a, .,,s...
one 81 those highly desirable pressed BRICKs Al
-6,V hail cash bslanc- in siS and twel SO rlop Ms
On spi;oi Hill. in Grsnss BoSs o Ssr u .s,s.
CANT new HOU ,Ee at $3.50, on favOrabis terms
essirable new three story s6d bssen snt BRIGRS'
trimmed with marble, at 81 900, on yely favorable
The .pwELLIkG On corner of "DuddiDstou
east capitol Hi ., s. o sSa on sss ; sen.
House p.wiy papered and painted throughout
brick OUTTAax, two story large LOT: ' sieS ps on
sfs., ss,resp ,,,h and l'h streets
On street. oetween Ia, b and 18th streets, new
nsni BRiCKs CON the south side OF the st-eet ons
Ais, On Inc north side Of the SANE street, shrss
stO.y Bkith With taeDept and cellar, at $50
wat. slOs.ts, s~-er@st, &c
room sRlcH nss psSsTed ssa ussed ".Se
suo Cu,side. at 81 SO Terms: SEQ cash. and Us
monthly o. VII De sold at discount Of IS per cent
A fuller Description OF the above property and
PARTICULARS IS to terms viii 10 given ~ calling at
PsrIie. seeking homes. or property for invest
list. which 10 varied and large.
Also.
TO LOAN On RKAL r. TArE IN THIS OIrY,
Money advanced - soon - the neSssss.y .pers
spis.a New York avenue and Oh stI:s,.
HORsIs HORSES HO8sRsri
Just ..ri,.d from the vs... /. 10. of good ~
heavy work, and viii be soid on sccommo N
ses f Ssy .s. ss ,si.s E:p:
p . 7 7
l.aoo ba.h.I. No PorAroEs In store and for
saleby HIDE 4 rYLHR,
ssll II. SO water St. Georgetown. DO.
do kEFsIGkRArORs. SlS
celebrates ,s..ss, 1900 s.'T.sl,.s. tro, "a
Ss WsIsS I SSSJ JSs:ss;s s. Sizes:
W. =. HARROyER
Nc. 313 slvINTH srRnrr.
, spllTt Five doors from Psnns1 ana svss..
| SHATFiILDS CONFECTIONERY
LApiES RksTACRANr,
No. sy3 9Th stisst, between q and u.
n.. I: sRAHFIrLp has epsasd Fine coufee.
toDery store % the above stand. ana viii shs..
s So the Confectionery busiues, inewn "a
SnArLALDe =, 1925 Pennsylvania avenae, which
diseontinaed, owing to the keavy ioss by 4 =, an
the OF January. Parties Weddios.' Ysirs Ra.
on tns most rsssonable terms Ice Cresr whals IL
and Retail; made Of the best Yort co,ms y
cream, delivered 20 any part OF the etv ana 49,
town; fresh Cakes and Pastry every dsv "e''se
ss<" ms. y. eHAfFIELD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13

A MUCH-NEEDED REFOKN.-The Ohio Legis-
iature, which has not 30 far accomplished much
good this session, has inaugursted at least one
ruch-Beeded reform. Ii is in reference to
school books, and will prevent their continued
change, as heretofore, at the beck Iof uDscrupu-
lGus agents of publishers. The new law provides
that the books in use in the common schools
shall not be changed Oftener than once in three
year,, and then only by vote of two-thirds of
Tie school board. By the enforcement Of this
act much money will he saved TO parents, to
whom the frequent changes in books has be-
come an oppressive tax, and at the same time
grest confusion u the course Of studies will be
prevented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-13
OFFICIAL.
BKPARrmsnr oyeTarr.

WAXING ros, April II, ElI
Information he's been receiv Cd a, th. Ds,srtms,t
from Mr.. Edward Robinson. the Consul o. tbs
Ueited States a. Hanburg of the death on ths lIth
on october, 1870. Of Y. Lsndberg, AZ Anne can
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me- DKPARrnIsr .y kIrEoPJIIr.s

ecemna.
OF D1rAfTni Fct1 sr h,rnor'lIr's
OFFICE OF MaJoR ASD surzR rsrsxDsxr.
WASHINSro., April u l3yl.
SPECIAL FoLIGEMEN for tSty on the be apProscS,
uf dollars sse6 for the day PI.5ns s a1i
sizing 70 be employed IS above stated will sie hs,f
j. which they Ts,ds None but pors1n. Of god
character end habits will be employed Selections
Of he applicants, butth.y vii pot be psrntted 70
take any part vhsiever zoe against ei her any
isIher tan TO tss -" Tote e and VI. o. De tsTiSn
&c oonfoTm in all respects TO tbs rules and regula
h' governing tao q tsf Jffaisf .er'e
MAJOR and Superintendent
spie-3t GHepublcsn, Patriot, CsronicleJ
rrlfsfp 1 puns sf 4, T ssnIox .wsAsEASr-
BATS
Per bottle, containing over pint and. ,sI.in
qrantlty IS per gallon. The especial a.tentiou Of
hVsn'' families and ali others DESTROYS of obtain
ing pure article only, Is requested L make it a
more rtasonsbie than q similar srticIs can be got
,Also, CALIFogsIA WINES ia bottles only
be essnds. keep no Others. These Oasr at Is.
sherry 81; block and tIsrei, IS cests. aad still
Also, pure article OF HOLLAND GIN 81 per
EyeIytbirs to be found in frs, clss, Drug Store
AR,HUR SATT.Ns, Druggist.
sps-u I'd and streets, n. W.
nREssM o. COREY, No. ars
.as s5 s' ress.,.d q.
ate ndsd TO- ais Ims
CAssABrs BEsT Ham - scts. p,r 10
New Yors BUTTER, s Ha1y eh h9inas.d +"
nne variety of TEAS aud OOFFKES Just re
eei'ed' very lew IN prices
Grocer aud Tea DesIsr.
apis y l1c4 l2th st, aear Mas. avenue.
[ AkkiAsks. CARRIAGES OARRiAess.
on hand, |. fine stock Of 0xkRIAGEs:o
second; hand CAKRIAGEs on hsad. I KspSirin ~
BOBERr Il GRAHAM.
.prs. 00I P:s,S stA Al J Il, s,r ::.
E'sTABl.ISHED lss8.
'n,ou .oHS ssssD.sHoff z Bros.
ooAOh .Ah Dial H ~. oA1HiAa.a -
szzSSN n hER Ff1 1ST ssIp o,
CARRIAGES t G2nm LSSs0N:
Miss r. A. MCCORMICK
Invites the atf.utiou of the ladies' of -
wsshineton and vicinity to her elegant as -
SPRING hILLISERr, IL
IMPORTED BoNNETs.
No .os NINTH HIST 81 s sEs' &c &C.
AZ u In between and r.
" SPRING WATER,
The acknowledged cure for Brght's Di .eass of the
Kidneys. Disbetes. DrOosy and Liver Di.eaSas
scle agent for the DitIct Of umbia and Vlrgnis
ia connection with the spring. A fresh suppl "a
ways hand. 9"
Send for circulars
ArnI meters Tor GALS.
w q. ENTWISLD
apis In 1262 Pennsylvania .venus
T. N. McROBERTs. ANDREW B. 0oYLY.
Il. AuCssS-dt L1,c.
McROBERTS a CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. OFFICE
Cor. 18th and streets, OPP. L. 8. Treasury,
wAsHINGTON, do
Spsc's' attention pad 70 al 5s<ors III. s,s
ID ICH BLACK SILKS
H BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE SfLKS
COLoBED sILkS at 5I2s,
= BLACK GRENADInES 25 to Tsc.
"a BLACK GRENADINE 81 25tos2
~ One case COLORID PCPLIN ALPACA =:
2Sc Per yard.
Just received q magnificent stock OF
PARASOLS AND SUN UM BRELLAs
in SILK, Pongee and Linen, great var iety from
one Pres. Jvst D.1',ng toAV.
BEGAN wYLIE
apB lol- ead 1910 18th streNt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-29
Personal Intelligence.

A. Mort Japanese Minis er to Washington, Is At
the st. Nicholas Hotel
Judge KattelI, OF Binghamton, yesterday arrived
at the Aston House.
Commodore ]. H. strong Of the United States
Navy, Is stopping at the New York Hotel.
General N. p. Banks, of Massachusetts, has quar-
ters at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General Casey, Collector of the Port Of New Or
leans is at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Captain Bean. of the United States Army, Is domi-
ciled at the st. Denis Hotel.
General George f. Pickett, of Richmond. Va. Ia
stopping at the st. Nicholas
Colonel ]. N. Bonaparte. late Of the French Army,
yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel.
0. B. Matteson, Of Utica is staying at the Filth
Avenue.
General B. W. Heard. Of Georgia, Is temporarily
residing at the st. Nicholas,
MAJOR Morris. OF San Francisco, has quarters at
the Spngler House.
Lieutenant Commander Tracy. OF the United
States Navy, is al the Hoffman House.
Judge william Cornwall, OF Kentucky, Is doml-
ciciled at the Grand Central.
Major s. b. vanderlIp. OF England. Is soJourning
at the Sturtevant House