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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-27

CHARITY,-The following beautiful and
touching words concluded the address of the
Rev. DR.. Curry, on the occasion of layinp tba
cornerstone of the soldiers monument AZ
Oakwood Cemetery.
His words touch the hearts and appeal 10
the better natures of US all, and vet we have
savages, belonging to both political parties.
VINO are 30 cruel as to heed them not, For
ourselves, we are determined to encourage
and warm into life every new born idea of love
and charity. We earnestly desire to be kind
to our enemies, and if they will not coldlv
repulse US, hope to see such feelings spread
onward, as the pebbles wave, until we shall
become an united people, striving together for
one great object, the building of magnificent
government, which shall be guided in its
march by men of pure and unselfish natures:
Let the dead past bury its dead. Here,
over the mounds of our braves, let us tear our
everything that is unlorgiving, unchristian.
unloving. Almost in sight, sleep those whom
they met in battle. In the grave are no ran
corous hates. Between the sleepers there is
perpetual truce. Shall the living have less
AS far as permitted, let US hail our enemies as
iriends. In the tomb let national quarrels be
puried. Savages may perpetuate immortal
nates. BE 1t our preroga.ive to illustrate the
oenignant principles of purer religion, to
pluck out all convictions hat will nourish in
niood; NO barbarian memory OF wrong
should dishonor those who keep vipils over the
grave OF such illustrious dead,''
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LOCAL NEWS.
Local Dashes.

~ we had money to loan, crops to gather
brain work to perform or labor of any char.
acter, we would be better pleased with their
returns than we are with those we have re.
oeived of the election held day before yester.
day. In fact most any sort of returns would
suit US better.
The Enquirer which yesterday pronounces
Mr.. Freeman a Conservative, will please ac.
cept Mr.. Freeman's statement and consider il,
self korrected.
The Enquirer has consented that the Dis.
patch shall bury the Farmvile Conmoncea uh.
we refer the Enquirer 10 the columns of the
Dsspatch OF yesterday, in which 1t will find
that Farmville objects to being evea kicked by
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noIel az the expense of the city, Stauntou
having voted them its freedom. Hon
John b. Baldwin delivered an address Of
welcome and was responded to by Hon
D. Il. Selkreg, Of Ithaca, N. Y. IL
Inc Methodist, Virginia. Female, and
augusta Institutes invited the party to be
present at entertainments given for their
- Staunton has elected Republican Coun-
1eif Davis made speech in Augusta.
"a, Thursday night last, in which he said
Z, ne ana not conceire that the principles of he
lost cause cere dead WV
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DULL.-W Won't somebody kill somebody
or hang themselves? Won't somebody run of
with somebody's wife2 Won't somebody have
tight? Won't somebody order another
election Wa,o Won't somebody rob somebody I
W Wont somebody's steam engine "bust" 4
Won't somebody's cars run off the track
Won't somebody 60 crazy? Won't somebo.
dy 40 something rery bad just to accommo.
aate :, the newspaper reporters, who are "spil.
ing" for an item; who by the late "aush times"
thsw.Osd nave oeen SO oonPetey spoiled as to
..dnIl ss,veI sno1I some, but who by the present
Casually just before day.) noAe
Inc great big, ugly, overgrown set of law
chaps" are doing nothing but laying around
me M news rooms" busily engaged in Keeping
on hles, while We are taxing our superior
brain to find something to interest our readers
Inc ladies' Of the strawberry feast would &C.
oomm9date US II they would send an invitation
around to ours, SO that we might pet rid of
ms sour looks. All of you had better 90 to
y uSollyers show, and see if you can't do better
growing ''n'e Al
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EXCURSION To GREENSBORO ac-
knowledge an invitation to join the excursion
party over the Richmond and Danville rail-
aoas aoad to Greensboro, North Carolina, on the
:. .o.n Oh tne present month. The Northern ed
itors now on a visit to the White Sulnhur will
constitute portion of the party. An agreeable
trip is anticipated. 'sA'''
NJ The train will leave Richmond at D. m.
= auesoay, and returning, leave Greensboro at
IAN a. M wednesday, arriving at Rich m ond at
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GREAT RELIEF. Amidst our own trials.
we are greatly cheered by the glorious results
whloh come to- US from little Petersburg. God
press ner' she is noble, she is grand and is des-
good cheer, and greet The noble work she has
accomplished with our hearty thanks.
Richmond does not belong to the Democratic
party Thursday does not prove it, and when
freed from the expressions of gerrymander.
tersburg!!I wy
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strand Army of the Republic...pe
partment OF Virginia.

HEADQUARTERS. SHErDAN Posr No. 2,
y. RICHMOND, May 27, 1871.
Circular No. l. =
IN obedience to special orders No. 4, from
pas.rlcd Inspectors Office, the comrades Of this
day of May. - VIZ 'O'"
Inc comrades of this Post will assemble at
nam nali, on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
at9 o'clock, sharp. The line will bs formed
anu mI Ie1cy 70 move at $50, q. m.
no a,n .he ol march will be as follows, viz:
izln, down 18th to Broad, down Broad 10 I9th,
the Cemetery. ''''es "
By order Of Wx. ID. sv,ry
f. H. STAPLES, o"uNef'
Adjutant.
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The Governor was so well pleased with tb,
| operations of the mower used in cutting oras
from the Square that he Immediately retiref
TO MS mansion and appointed somebody no
tary public. " nv
Rel'gious Services To-Morrop. - VIZ
note the following special appointments
second Baptist Church-The repairs In pro.
gress on this church will not interfere with the
regular services: The pastor will preach at
IL A. nj. and 81 P. NJ.
Grace Street Baptist Church-Rev. N. W.
wilson having returned to the city, will preach
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and S3l P. Nj.
r, ot. Marks English Lutheran.-Tbe Lords
supper will be celebrated at half-past O o'cloek
IN tne uniyersaist church, Mayo street.
:, Corist Episcopal-Rev. T. G.. Dashiell M
Virginia Hall Ninth street, between Main
ana franklin )-Services in German, conducted
~ rev. John Blenner, at ii A. M. and s P.
NJ; Sunday-school at A. NJ.
-, Rev. j. b. Jeter, ID. D., will preach in the
FIRST Baptist church Sunday morning at ii
First Presby byterian-Annversary of the
Fresbyterian Sunday. schools at p M.
i, Methodist Episcopal Church-Rey. A. r.
Miller, pastor, will hold services 10 the United
states courtroom at IL A, M, Subiect,
'GrieviDg the Holy Spirit"
bIsnop Johns will administer the right of
cohnrmatlon Tomorrow forenoon, at DR.. Nor
woods (Emmanuel church, on the Brooke
turnpike, three miles from the city.
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UNION CEMETERY.--Next Tuesday. the
soth instant is the day fixed upon for decora>
ting the graves of the Union soldiers in the
National Cemetery, near this city. Of all Mas
tional Cemeteries 10 the land, that one is ner.
haps, the most beautiful, and, under the su,
Pervislon OF its efficient superintendent, Major
Hart. is kept in the best order. Let all those
who love the Union and the government which
the silent soldiers in this cemetery died to
save, come out on decoration day and strew
iair nowers upon their graves. These solemn
citizens.
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CALIFORNIA STORE.

TINE IL M0NEY.-The old-timed axiom ia an,Iv
Illustrated In the use of D0OLEY's YEAST oW
phn. 1t is well known that the common process Of
raising dough is slow one and often attended wifi,
uh'aVoraoie results from the use of poor bakers
yeast and improper heat. With DO0LEYs YEAST
ro"Dhh the best rolls, biscuits, cern.cakes, ETC..
oan Ss made In the short space OF ten minutes and
success VIII certainly attend its use This is owing
10 its purity strength, and the care with which Il ia
manufactured. DO0LEY BROTHER, 90 New
street. New York. Proprietors. For sale by all Gro.
GERS. ' WIZ
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL BE
IA OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS JUNE 2OTg

These springs, so long and favorably known to the
public, have passed into the hands of the under.
signed who pledges himself to devote his entre time
to the comfort and pleasure OF his guests. The
waters have been held in high esteem by medical
men Of eminence, especially in diseases of the SKIN,
LIVER, and KIDNEYS.
chaybeate spring of great strength has been re-.
Gently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC in attendance.
TERMs-Board, per month of 28 days. $37 so: Der
day, 81; per week, $l2. Parties furnishing their
own bed linen and lights, $32 so per month"; Chill
dren under ten years and servants half price.
The hack will meet the train that leaves Richmond
at 9:15.
Round Trips Ticket $3.50
For further particulars address the undersigned
or apply to 8. 5. CoTTRELL, Richmond.
" X. FARRAR, Proprietor.
DR.. n. F. 7. EVANS, Resident Physician.
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CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS We re-
ceiyed polite note this morning, requesting
us to send our paper to one of the public
charitable institutions of the State. We ereplv
oy cheerini compliance with the request, and
tions with our paper whenever desired.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-27

CoNsIsTENoY.-The Enquirer this morn
ing Is overjoyed to know that Ben. Scott has
become Conservative, and boasts that It will
soon have certain prominent colored men com.
ing over into its "green pastures" We'll now
we think this is rather high. We have been
styled as the Negro Party, Negro Worship.
the Enquirer and its party are anxious to rob
US OF the name they have given US and take II
into their own political embrace. ~
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The registered white majority of the
city being 95l, the Democrats have but little
70 orag OF. The full returns showing major.
lty OF only ITO on the popular vote in their fa.
vor, besides giving them considerable col.
ticularly Monroe in Ward.
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CHEsTERFIELD AND HENRIoo. We have
good news from both these counties. sssnr;nu
US that Republicanism is on the increase. If
we don't do better in Richmond next time. we
move an adjournment into Chesterfield. or a
consolidation with Henrico.
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IHE CALIFORNIA SToRE.-Our habit is
TO buy goods wherever we can get them cheap.
es'; G;.e having peen purchasing them from the
teenth streets, for some time, we are satisfied
we can get better bargains there than elses
where in the city. Call, and tell the pronrieu
tors that the 'reliable" of the JoURNaI, advis,
ed you to do so, and you will be we'll treated.
and 60 home satisfied
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Grand Army OF the RepubIic-Denart.
ment OF Virginia.

DISTRICT INsPEcroa's OFProR.
RICHMOND, May 26, 1871.
Special Orders No. 4.
10 hereby directed that Sheridan Post M.
unite With Grant Post No. l in the obsery-
snce OF Memorial Exercises on the Goth day or
may, under such instructions as the Post Com.
mander may promulgate.
+. j. ARNOLD,
District Inspector.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. AS the Northern
bound train on the Richmond. Frederick sbnrg
and Potomac railroad from this CITY rot n liz
tle past Atlee's station, on Tuesday, little girl
ten years old who wished to get off at the Sta.
ton, but didn't know when il was reached
Jumped from the platform, breaking both her
arms.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-27

A MTsTAKE.-In the telegraphic sum-
mary, ourselves, together with the other pa
Pers, announce that Collyer and Edwards have
been committed to the Tombs for nrizs fiobts
ing. This is incorrect, as Collyer has lust
paid Us visit and denies the report. He has
been in Virginia for some time, and proposes
to the lovers of the P. r., to give an exbibi.
ton Of his skill in the fistic art, with Charley
Doherty tonight, at Metropolitan Hall. He
has engaged the services of some firts.
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wh Ne,. York, May -Noon.-Flour droepIpg.
mnsas and Corn quiet Pork unchsnaed.
issns VIZ. f9i bacon strong. Uplands, II; Or
quiet. ''e'gn's
Sovernments dull and steady. Stocks heavy
cnI 9uIi. southern securities dull and steady.
i1ns s atiii14. Sterling-long, ll0sz, short !.
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DISCHARGED. Michael Sullivan. who
was arrested on Thursday last, charged with
committing wilful perjury, was, after a full
hearing Of the evidence, discharged by Police
justice White. Of all the men arrested
charged WITH illegally registering and voting,
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A DIRTY TKIcK.-ben. Scott, on elec
uon cay was employed by the Democratic
coiored voters who were unable to read. We
caii ca this the dirtest trick we heard of during
the election ~A"s
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-27

FAIRFAX COUNTY Providence To,,n-
ship.-The Republicans carry this township hv
large majority. II went strongly Conser, I,
tive last spring. There are large Republican
gains in the other townships as far as heard
from.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.
THE HORRORS OF PARIs--woMEN IScESpr.

THE HORRORS OF PARIs--woMEN INcENpr.
| ARIES SHOT.
81. Denis, May 2e.-r World special
All the collection in the Louvre galleries
and the Palais Royal are intact. The troons
to-day surprised and shot on the spot n
large company of women engaged in pour-
ing petroleum in the cellars of bouses and
afterwards throwing lighted matches into
them. Fires continue to break ont IN
many places. The remnant of the Cam
nunisIs are attempting to cut their way
out towards Pantin, but are closely pur.
SUED by the troops, who slaughter them
without mercy.
THE FIGHTING AND DESTRUCTION IN "A
PARIS.
Outside Paris, May 2s-s P. M-Tbe
battle OF the Pointer continues. The in.
surgents are being attacked on three sides
Dy tne government troops. The conflagra.
tions continue.
fd'ss, May 26.-The collections in the
Louvre were all saved except the library
ln which great many valuable books were
destroyed. The National Library and
Grand Livre are safe The insurgents still |
holo berey, the Place de la Bastile, Cha |
rowne, Belleville, Meuil and Montaoe] = |
nney nave evacuated and blown up Fort
Dlvry The government forces are now
attacking the Place de la Bastile.
ALsAoE AND LORRAINE.
Berlin, May 26.-Prince Bismarck has
agreed to compromise upon the Alsace-
Lorraine question, making the government
OF tne conquered territory Dictatorship
until 1872. The sanction of the Reichstar
IS, however, to be required for raising Of
loans 10 Alsace. '"s u
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Washington, May 26 The Senate TOOK
no action to-day regarding the newspaper
prisoners. 1t spent five hours in Execu-
i've session upon, it is supposed, some
declaration additional to the Washington
treaty.
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IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS. is
At present stopping with Captain Putnam. cor.
per OF Broad and Tenth streets, q gentleman
VINO processes to remove corns instantly with
out pain, and to correct any irregularity of the
toe or hnger nails. We have tried him ON his
nail operation and are satisfied be does his work
wei. we are satisfied be can remove corps.
Without pain, and cheerfully recommend him
" al persons VINO are afflicted with these
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OUR CHURcHEs.-W cheerfulIy extend
the ministers of our different churches. a nlace
IN our columns of Saturdays issue to announce
their meetings for the coming Sabbath. All
arc invited to send us notices by IL o'clock NJ.
to insure their insertion. ''
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MEETINGS.

A TrENTIoN, ATTUCKs GUARD l-Atteod y
Eagle Hotel, on TUESDAY MORNING, the 30tb m
instantr at o'clock, in citizen dress and white
gloves. for parade and take part in the MRMORIAi. 1.
tend business meeting, on MONDAY NV EMMA
tns xeth, at o'clock, at the same place. It ia re-
quested that every member shall be in attendance
o. BY order of captain:
NY z'-zt SAM'L D. L0TTIER O. T.
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AcKNowLEDGEMENT.-We acknowledge
tue receipt OF an invitation, through the Phil.
oioglan society of Richmond college, to be
present at their hnal celebration, to be held
on Wednesday evening, June 2sth,
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SHIPPING.


The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &xZE#
CoMPANY'S elegant side-wheel =
steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain Couch, will
leave her wharf, at Rockets ON SUNDAY, May 2sth,
It 10 o'clock A. M Freight received until Saturday
night.
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all ponts-north south,
east and west Close connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
, passenger accommodations unsurpassed
90
90
Round Trip Tckets............ ..........,., 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
my T-1t No q Governor straat
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JOHNSTON & SELDEN have on hand aud
Tor sale all the latest news and illustrated ma
pers. They are untiring in their efforts to suit
tne tastes OF all, and deserve to be literally
patr0nized.
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Foreign Markets.

s. bonds, 9o5s. - '|s' -.
Lsuerpoot, May 27-Euening. Cotton closed
n,ssmneerIUPlands, ,s ne 7ssa77<; Orleans, 7gz. SsIes
"a ,y0o oales' including 1000 for speculation
days. "'e nous
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IMPORTANT ORDERs.--W call the at
tention Of all members of the Grand Army
OF the Republic to the order and oircu.
iar issued oy commander of post No. and the
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-27

hohSioNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
- suOngy recommended as the best dsutfrics
Ano"h' cieanses and preserves the teeth hardeus
me gomS' swestens the breath; and, containing no
Aeia Or gritty substance is perfectly harmless ana
an 70 uSea aai'y with great advantage Sold by all
druggists. Price. rs and so cents per bottle.
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E0R NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and <2zflAX
PACKET COMPANY'S elegant steam
tnipuEohdEB u. UPTON, Captain ROBERTS, will leave
Pm. 'A"y 'o'"' ~
olose connections and through bills of ladng given
Europe and Australia, N''' "
rare 20; meals and stafe-rooms, extre.
o- o D.. BURR, President,
my AI-ot 1914 Main street
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STATE TREAsURY.-$1O,OOO were paid
sheriffs ~ "1nole"'
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sfholAL NoTIcE.-Psrsons wishing the STATE
'oohN Al left early and regularly at their p.aoss
Oh business or Residences, by responsible carrier,
viii please leave their orders with
JOHNSTON 4 sELDEN,
Nswsdealers, eIs Main strset
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WASTko-Wanted every Lady to know that the
CALIFORNIA STORE has the largest asyortment
OF pAhAsoLs aud sUEsHADEs CT the latest
styles in the ci'y, at the ns
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JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Ek.-By Its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatas
~ cleaned and ma !e equal to new; even when badly
soied they can be readily restored 1t is easv of an
pncation and is perfectly free from any odor. For
saie oy druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, %
cents bottle '' -
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A ssIGNEE's SALE
"A op
VALUABLE LOTS AT CAPPAHOosIC IN THE
COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER

by virtue OF an order of W. W. Forbes, ESQ. Req
.s'sr IN bsnkruptcy, shall assignee of Joshua
esster Court House, on ~ -" :"
MONDAY, THE sD DAY OF JULY, 1871,
commencing At12 o'clock NJ, all the RIGHT. TITLE
ana INTEREST of the said bankrupt in three lots
=. CapPanoosic, in the county of Gloucester. frt
lots, which contain two t2) acres, front mon The
hain road leading to the wharf, and is particularly
desirable for building lot. The two other iats.
vontanisg respectively eight and ten acres, front
s'rabie mi to persons engaged In market gardening
IEAMs-One fourth cash the balance on sis and
tweive months time Purchaser to give bonds with
ample personal security, tor the deferred payments
win interest thereon. from the day of sale title to
De rstaned by the assignee until the whole of the
purchase money shall have been paid.
p. A. FORBES,
Assignee Of Joshua L. Garrett, Bankrupt.
my 27-2aw3w
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WANTS,

w WANTED.-Two small neat HOUSES are wanted
~ and owners of such find responsible care,
iu' tenants by applying to THIS OFFICE.
NV lR-fa
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RuY YOUR
MOULDING
STAIR WORK

MOULDING
STAIR WORK,
Aau everything in the domain of WOOD TRIM
miNes for BUILDINGS, of
o.. |. A. HANCE.
'nird Ave, cor, Twenty seventh ST., New York.
.they are the Best aud Cheapest IN market.
ny H-D&wgn
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rEhsoNAL-DR. q. WILSON HUNTER offer,
nis services to all in need of medical attention a,
very moderate rates. Pays special attention to The
Diseases Of Ladies and Children and will guarantee
tne cure OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia, by the use
OF nis great remedy, "THE UNDOUBrED CURE
"hoh can be had for % 90 box of any Druggist IN
every section Of country. Persons at distance car,
consult Tree OF charge, by letter, addressed to his
oih'e, 700 Grace street, Richmond Va
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MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS DESIRING 10
CONTRACT FOR UNIFORMS OF ANY pAKTIcu
Ian pEsI6N OR PAITERN.-I am prepar et 10
samples of material and estimate Of costs for
one or more suits at short notice. Owing to my con-
hection with the house of Messrs DEvLIN oo.
new York, my facilities for manufacturing this par
tcuar style of garment In large or small quantite
ana at satisfactoryi,rices are unsurpassed.
aI JOHN s. DEvLIN
r 1907 Main sfrasf
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LADIES, ATTENTION Just received one hmm.
INCREASES assorted Ladies', Misses, Childrsns, Mems,
and Boys hats, which will soil at nv ususl,y
Low PRICES. at the e'
CALIFORNIA STORE.
corner Fourteenth and Main