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= - - Pr is.sI'ss = Z = sss.ss.
oek uH1as Csusss1gseD Gn1es ~
$500. 3oaaharn
Mn Mgseassk Jeahide, Ahs Nay A.
4 0Bo1y ~ Hin. Tbo0ao Wallsoe, hsye e.
tsrod mits IN To Sixth Dissict Court 70
recover mem city q New Orleans salar
r1ee alleged to be due them % teachers in
the public echools Of this city, from which
posttiens they were discharged without
These cases .are similar to those which
heye been brought already in this court, In
which Judgments have been obtained
against the city.
he WaeeeWoFks CoUmtssjoDers ~. -
CleyJudgnese - m Appeal.
A. w. Bosworth ct n We. the city Of New
Orleans-Tho court, aft.r reviewing the
case ct length, decides as follows:
II believe that e3OOO per annum Ia amply
justified by the ordinance allowing Bos-
worth, - president, $500 moro.
sAs toithe commissi0n claimed, can not
80 with what show of reason tho commis-
sioners can ask for two and half per cent
on the 42,0O0,OO0. They are entitled to .
reasonable compensation for their services
rendered to the city, but these services only
relate to the saving they made in favor Of
sid city, and not to the whole amount Of
thosale of the WaterWOrks. :.
"ln my opinion, they saved to tho city
e606, 800, and ON that. sum they are entitled
70 two and half per cent as commissioners
In this case an appeal has been taken, by
the City Attorney, to the Supreme Court.
CeaaissleaeF Wellerss Ceurt.
The case Of Captain James Cock, of the
ship Charter Oak, and Of Henry A. Wright,
mate Of the vessel, who wero charged by
two Of the crew with assault and battery,
was examined. The greater part Of the
crow were examined, and there was some
conflicting testimony, though not very ma 4
terial ito The case. The commissioner was
satisfied that the ofFcnse charged against
the accused had been committed. and they
were required to give bonds of two hundred
dOllars each to appear for trial before the
United States Circuit Court.
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SHERIFTS SALES.


b. y. Montgomery W. Frank Sharp-Sixfh
1917.
RY vIRTUB OF WRIT OF HBRI PA.
~ ciss to mo directed by the Honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in tie
above entitled cause, win proceed to seIl 1t pub
no auction, at the Merchants and kuctioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal aud Custom.
house street. in the Second District q this city,
thu l6llowinE described property. to Wit
=. CkkTAlN LOT OF GROUnD. together with
the buildings and improvements thereon. rirhts.
Wy, rays privileges and sppu!tsnances thereunto 9.
the Second District Of this city in square bounded
BY 81. Ann. Dumaine, Johnson and rrieur streets,
and designAted - lot number ono, ON . plan 81 n.
Surg; iste surveyor. dsted February II, lssi, ana
in this city, - plan number 1orty-throe kaid iot
measures THIRTY fest hont on st. Ann street By one
hundred aud ten feet in depth, between parallel
lines, md IL part q the same property acquired
from Miss. 6tephanie vionnet represented by
Fnnces Robot, 10 per act before 4 G. 6ottschslk
notary public in this city dated August 90 1857
oeiSed in the above suit.
TeTms-Cash on tho spot
C. 3. EAUvINET.
mh31 AD13 - UhAFiR 0f Pnvinh ~ nrlcasaa.
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apis - myn Sheriff Of the Parish Of orir.n.
Philip d. Mayer W. Xavier (siasler-
seventh District Court Tor the parish Of Or.
leans-NO. ESQ.


DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
- to me directed BY the Honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
lie auction. 1T the Merchants and Auctioneers Rx-
change, Royal street, between Canal aud Custom
house streets in the Second Dist. of this city
SATURDAY, lay -. 1871, ut twelve O'Clock n, the
following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOTsOF GROUND, with all the build
First district Of this city, designated bv the mum
Der SIX, In square numler twenty: three. bounded
by Common. Palmyra. Derbgoy and Roman streets,
measuring twenty seven feet front ON Palmyra
street by ene hundred ard ten feet In depth be-
tween parael iines and twenty seven feet In width
IN the rear American measure Is per plan OF Joseph
Pile: late surveyor, dated the 6rst Of May lSls,
and deposited in the ONCE Of David L. McCsy, late
notary public in III 10 city, being the same prop
9ayersdorf!er BY IN act passed in the office Of
Joseph Colin, notary public in this city, ON the
twenty ninth of June, f867
Seized In the shove suit.
Terms-CaSh ON the spot.
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mhsl apis 20 Sheriff OF tic parish Of orisan.

State Of Louistana vs.. J0seph Ternotr-
Third District Court for the PsEish Of Orleans,
No. 3,322.
DY vIRTUK OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Honorable the
Third District Court for the Parrish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell It
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets In the Sec0ud District Of this city
On MONDAY, May l, 1871. ct IL o'clock H.. the
following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District Of THE city, in square No. 269,
bounded by Drysdes, Rampant, Gravier and Per
dido streets, and measuring f0rtyOne feet on Dry.
a4les street, BY ninety-ive feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms.Cash ON the spot.
G. 8. eAUVINRT,
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Henry sch.i1e ". Robert M.rphy-
seventh District Court for She, paxish ef Or
Dr. vnTUR OF WRIT OF FTBR FACIAs 10
- me directed by the honorable tho Seventh
District Court for the parish Of OEleanA In the
above entitled cause, win proceed to sal 1T pub
He auction, ct the Nerchants and AuctiOneerS Rx-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
On MONDAY, May Z, 1871, 1t twelve O'Clock n. ).
TWELVE cERTAiN I0Ts 81 GROgND, in
square number fifteen. situated In the town Of
Bellev1le parish Of Orleans, bounded by Chestnut,
Homer G0sselin and Newton streets, said lots
being numbered one, two, three, four, i've, six,
seven, eight, nine ten, eleven and twenty-five Of
aaid square. Lots numbers one and ten, fronting
on Chestnut street, and forming the corner Of
Newton and Homer streets. measure, each one
thirtytIo feet one inch and five lines front by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth, Ls.s numbers
two, three, four; seven, eight and nine measure
each thirty.tw0 feet ave inches front ON Chestnut
street. by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Lots numbers 1--WE and six measure each thirty-two
feet five inches front on Chestnut street, by one
hundred and thirty.seven feet Eve inches and four
lines in,depth. LOts numbers eleven and twenty.
two, being key lOts-number eleven having thirty
four feet nine inches aud ten lines front Newton
street, by one hundred and twenty-eight feet ten
inches and five lines In depth, and lot number
twenty-five measuring thirty-hve feet nine inches
and two lines front Ga Homer street, by one hum
dred and twenty eight feet ten inches and one line
in depth, English measure.
Seized in the shove suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
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Adele Gsr:sn st z! ". David Hst!a e: Mc sCsn.
against Adele GernOn, wife Of James Gern0n
Josephine Dubois. wife Of Thomas J. Howell
Adeline Russell widow Of Samuel Russell
rel. Dennis Csonan, and j. Pinciney smith in
sOlidO-SecOnd District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, No. 32,454.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACGAs,
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in tho
above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants aud Auctioneefs NJ.
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
sisy ON April s. Ss. at twslss %elocI
tae Gr Of situated
First District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Dryadee Baropne, Del0rd and Julia streets, desig
mated by the number seventy six, on plan drawn
by L. Surgi, late surveyor, on the twenty ninth Of
March, ls4O and deposited in the Office Of L. T. Caire
twenty feet ont on Baronns street pe By ons
hundred and forty. seven feet and two inches in
Depth and twenty four feet in the gear an alley
the buildings and improvements thereon. Said lot
q ground was acquired by J. Pinckney Smith on
ne 1ln cRS Il SQUARE containing
twenty four lots Of ground, with all the improve
ments thereon situated the First District q this
Streets Measuring :. fows Nine lots Of ground
fronting on Canal street measure, in the aggregate,
eightythree feet six Zches aud four lines front on
inches and six lines. in depth. between parallel
lnes nine lots Of ground on Gasquet street having
the same dimensions three lots IF ground ON White
measuring each tkirty.four feet and seven inches
front respectively either Of said streets, BY ono
re end ghs nches . s1a
Of ground was acquired by DENIM. Cronan from
Michael Gernop ON the twenty fourth of February,
1870.
Seized in tnsl shove suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. &; SAUv VI -.
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apis 10 q sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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mhoo apl4 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrissnA
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apis 70 nyl4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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apla 2

e. b. 6AUVINHT,
1923 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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mhsl apl7 mys Sheriff Of the Parish * Orisan
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H. w. +. Mali 4 Co. ". 4. EtcheIberger,
same We. NaMe.Efffh liatticf Court for The

apl1 is n Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18
GEORGETO WN.

BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-Thisb board met last
evening, when Common Council bills for the
contingent fund for the Mayor; to paw accounts
OF the poor and wOrkhOuse for quarter ending
december 81, 1sie; refundng license paid for
chaIitabie concert at Forrest Hall; to pay the
expenses OF the late registration; and to cancel
SOCK issued consequent upon the purchase of
the town hall, and for other PURPOSES were
severslly considered and passed. Mr.. NJ agru-
der offered an amendment TO the tax bilir--
Gently passed by the Councils, which was
adopted. ltprovides for the repeal OF all special
taxes, leaving collectible on.y the general tax
OF 40 cents on the Sl00; increasing also the COM
mission of the tar collector to four per cent
In ofeslng the amendment Mr.. Magrud,r ex
planned that there was no money on hand for
general purposes, but that since the territorial
blJl had passed there seemed to be such general
Objection to the payment of taxes levied by the
corporation that il was better to reduce the rata
clause IN his amendment provided for the
reminding OF moneys to all who lad already paid
the taxes now proposed to be repealed The
Governor had recommended the adoption of III a
amendment, and legal counsel had advised the
step. On motion Of MIR. MagrUder, the Corpo-
ration Clerk was relieved of an responsibilitv in
regard to the Haddersley charity fund and
oroered TO turn over the fund, with the accu.
mulated interest to the Female Union Benevo-
!ent society ard the Industrial Home School
The insolvent list OF taxpayers rrnished bv the
late Collector, Joseph l.. Simms, was Approved
and the board adjourned.
COMMON CoUNc1L.-Mr: Dunlop presented a
street; referred. Mr.. CASTELAR,, from the COM
nittee on grievances, reported q resolution for
the relief OF DID. o. Cunningham, paying him
200 for damages caused by the Strengthening o.
West street; passed. Mr.. Marbury reported
bill RENTING the tax paid on the property of
the Potomac Boat Club; passed. Mr.. Dunlop
0rered resolution liking the time OF the meet
ipgs OF the boards On Friday evening every two
weeks, until June !, 1871; passed. Mr. Curtis
offered resolution to pay the bill OF Dixon 81
King for fuel furnished the Mayors office and
market house; passed.
PoLIIICAL.-The republicans Of the Third
legislative district held An adjourned meeting at
Market Hal last night, j. Bell Adams in the
chair, and r. Coakley secretary. A Campaign
club wa organized. and George ". Beall, Esq.
was elected president, and Orrin Wilcox secre-
tary. resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment OF delegates to attend co nyen-
ton TO nominate delegate in Congress, and a
committee OF thirteen was appointed to canvass
the district.
DRovKRs' RRsT.-The cattle market At Dro
vers' Rest yesterday was dull. We quote sales of
300 head OF cattle at SASS per 100 lbs gross 200
sheep were sold at 81 80 per 100 lbs; co VIZ And
calves S35as65 each veal calves brought from
S1aS9 Per 100 lbs.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISHING SKAsoN.-The fishing season nav be
CONSIDERED az having fairly commenced when
the hsh begin 20 arrive from the landings in
bulk. A vessel Reached here this mornipg .
from Windmill Point with two thousand herring
III bulk; and several arrived with bunch fish
Among the arrivals at the fish wharf this
morning was the sloOp Oliver Harrison with
shad from the OILERS.
INPRovEMRST.-Mr. NJ. Il. HARLOW the in
Nor member OF the trim of Harlow X Bro, has
commenced the erection OF a three story brick
building at the northwest corner of Fairfax
and Princess streets, upon the site of the build
ing lately destroyed by fire.
STRIKB.-The laborers at both the coal
whsrves stopped worked this morning and
struck for higher wages Ga .ette of last eUenino
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~ Bret Harte is to have q salary ofs25 DO
so - it 10 said in the New York papers.
0sweaLing of on gum-chewing gives Chi
eago girls the Jim-ja
- A new bonnet is called the Suffrage" II
isn't pretty.
1.-The Chic. Rep. call. family hotels
'roosung- places
@The ,eru tints are all the rage again TIL,
spring.
- Scranton theatre goers are revealing IN the
Long Sulke' They know how IL is themselves
- San Francisco Judge has dismissed q
complaint against man accused of stealing
one goose, solely because the word was spelled
SBy careful reading of our exchanges.
we have ascertsined that Oakland Cal. ia
been carried by the republicans. What j. New
Hampshire compared with Oakland?
~ The term carpst-bagger," having been
out OF fashion, and the children of the Pifyrin,
Fathers who have become citizens of FIorida
are now called alien dominators."
- lady IN London got the Idea into her
heao .hSt the usvl was in her, and hung
herself: II women 90 20 hanging themseIyss
scarce. that . all. s-e " oo
~The French are evidently learning wi>dom
.som tnelr defeats. IL is now proposed to adopt
me military system by which they have been
conquered, every Frenchman TO be obliged to
serve three years in the regulars and three
more IL the reserves. NV
DUN nytuG - inc letGEt Southern amuSe-
nent. Recently, yswl boat was Carried seross.
Cape rear, on Wilm ington, y. c., the motive,
power being large kite, the string of which
was held by tvo persons In the boat
~ They tell or ons lady here Who Vas sol
overcome By her appetite as to eat her beloved
lapdog. Amor hearfy neal che looked down
At the little heap Of bones; tears fell from her
eyes. Poor Bijou :" she exclai med 8" how he
would have enjoyed them g'--l Psris Cor.
~Wall street. New York, is crazy about
Anna, the beautiful cigar girl" She il said
70 De the daughter Of wealthy English parents,
oriush Parliament. She married below her
stA,on, came to America, lost her husband
Wall street N's" ''nu VII
~ Interesting information conan from D.
lien that the exploration IL proeressips eayor-
by, Two separate pArtiee are pushipg tovsra
each other rom each ocean, The IT,. 49,
Pacific side is found to be q larss r,rsr &C.
mile wide and deep enough for yssseis Of 80.
draught twenty miles from iu mouth. sse~'
ga woman, fair, fat, and apparently ahor,
iorty, passed Along the main Get OF Kansss
city recently, puffng composedly at a pennins
ssgar. Her husband, a meek looking person
age, with downcast air, walked behind carr
ing the baby. TIE sight would have Hrstins.i
susan b., and made Train weep tears Of ioy.
MUSIC teacher 0nce wrote that the art
Oh Iiaylns the violin requires the incest percep-
uon ana me most sense Of any art In the kno wn
sofiu. Nnerelpon Western editor COM
mens thus: =" The ART o. publiahius 4 nevsna.
per and making II pay. and It the same time
mailing n please everybody, beats adtIlD'
higher than kite.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

How MISSING WILL WAS Form -Tbs
Troy Ffsss avs; About two years ago a Mr.
Bennett, interested in the firm of SWEET pujm-
~ Co, ued, leaving considerable property
and 10 all appearances lett no will, altbongh IL
va. thought he had made one. There were sew
eral claimants Tor the property, and since the
ueath OF Mt Bennett an action in partition has
Deen IN progress. On Saturday Mrs Benuett
me WIDOW of deceased, sent a small bureau TO
Mott ~ Co.'S turning establishment to have a
Yep put upon IL. While repairing the article
Mt. Motifs partner discovered tn az there was a
fslse bottom IN If TO prevent the accumulation
OF dust and dirt around the drawers. In this
tottom were discovered several papers, among
which was an envelop with Mr.. Benefits mama
IN his own handwriting; OIL il also the words
My Will The paper was probably put into
one OF the upper drawers. and by continued
opening II bad worked back aud fell down upon
the false bottom. The fnding of the viii .tans
the progress Of the suit. -
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1ENTH DISTRICT EEPCHLICANs-The re-
publican voters OF the Tenth legislative district
met AZ NallOI Hall, corner of + and INl
streets, last evening. There were ABOUT sixty
persons pTeseDt-lcss than One-fourth being
white voters The meeting was oPeped with
prayer by the president, Mr. james A. JerIfer
!Mr D. NJ Norris being secretary after which
Gessrs Hines. Barker, Curry. Morris, johnson
Warrington, Weeden, Norris, Davis and Fill
man were appointed a campaign committee
al executive committee consisting of Herbert
halriS, James Madison, Richard COyingtOn
''Ohn Barker and Samuel Huntress was elected
a. also finance committee consisting OF = =
rough, James ". Clark, Dr. ID. W. Bliss Levin.
ClePhane, Dr. Samuel Penn, Samuel Huntress
1aIiay Nasen, Timothy kney, Mace Tillman
and Charles Gordon. The chair appointed Mar
iD WEIGH, John Barker. Garry Mason and
Mace Illlnsn as challengers to act al the repi.-
tIatOn. ~
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The Registrations.
SECOND DISTRICT.

OND Dis IhltIs
lie BOA u o, Leg is.TatIOn sat at BTiShtWoOd
yesterday mil oC'ock 2. M, registering
total OF $40 voters in the Second legislative DIS
met, (emb-3c ng All that pat OF the county
west of LipCOln avenue and Bunker Hill road.)
AZ heinz white aud Az cOlOred. During the
day a number OF wagons were employed 1 4
bringing mp the aged and infrm. The DO ard
ss on the previous day, cleared up their wos K in
this district.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The board commenced its session at the Mar
bet Hail, IN Georgetown, for the Third district
that port on Of GeOr. e;Own west OF High
street, to-day. ard az one O'Clock and forty
minutes had registered So white and 40 co.,
cred vCteIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

AN EsCAPR-Oderberg is on the frontier ba.
tween Prussia and Austria. Not long since a
gentleman in Prussian undress uniform and
wearing An ONCE cap, stepped from the cars
Al this place. He asked the first person he met
II Oderberg was on Austrian territory, and,
oelng Told that II was, he immediately dung
away his cap, tore of his outer garments and
s,oou revealed Ae an escaped French prisoner
Several Prussians (raiiway oficials) WHO wit
messed the act tried 10 drag him back ints the
tram from which he had emerged, when the
Au.tIians VINO were scattered around insisted
that the man should not be arrested on A ustrian
ground, and sharp contest ensued, i'm which
the prisoner cordially allied himself with his
protectors, the Austrians The latter being IN
greater number, gained the day and the pris-
oner was sent by them TO Vienna, loaded with
presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

NV PURLlCATIoNs.-FroIU j. T.. Parker we
lave HaTT,s EgSG-iHe, Ca'axy. Lipptaeott,,
0Sgd-'Ee, SeJIjE,'S Monthly, Godsy's Lady,s
teot. Frank Les,ie's Lads's Magazine, and NM.
D,soreS Mirror OF FastionS, all fOriApril.
ga AIRY, Godsy's L0dy's Book, OIirer OPTICS pdc-
cam, and FTGEl LsSlisS Lady's Magazine, for
April. '0'
Prom LsDgrsn, OsiIyie & Co.. Har,>,,,
E0Hihly and GOdsy's Lddy Boct Tor ApriI: Also
me American edition OF The North British Re
s'sr for January.
siEc Tor Apfll. -
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F0R CORNs, Bunions, Club and InRrowinr
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. 635 18th street, op.
p0site United States Treasury. 2A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as
well as in other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
genuine preparation Of that uneQualed spring
medicine and blood purifier, decidedly su perior
to the poor limitations heretofore in the mar ket
Trial proves it. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

BUY THl CELEBRATED "FRANon COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 43l eth street
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
lishings at the Original Francs, 431 9TH street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
stores. 3oI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-18

NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, At the Origina
francs, s3l Ith street. The cheapest Store il
the CITY. NO branch stores. 3,2,1:
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK of Spring Clothing for
men, youths, and boys just opened, and on ex-
hlbifiOn at Eiseman ~ Bros New Clothins
House, 800 9TH street, May Building. 8
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LOCAL NEW g
AMUsEnENTS, sxe.

EaticadI TaSa;er--Madam Seebaeh as OMAR
gueT4ts," IN 'Faust."
Waits Opera Roas,.-'Lost at Sea"
Prof. Pratt, Tie Horse Educator, Is and
streets.
harkriter's Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
BaTlOws Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1876 Penn
fylyanis aveDue-New pictures just received.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on dranRht a
Miller's, i2o 18th street, opposite odd Fellows
HAIL. 323:
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND
We have fes or. casks very pale and delicate
Favored sH ekRf In the Custom House in George
vance. II IL wine ofour own importation from the
celebrated house Of Ysas, Cadiz, and has bean pro-
lsptic. Samples can be seen ct sur store.
tin = % 2crId renov e pIip pr wi HM
WnieKY, distilled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal The trade supplied 81 al sfIer
prices, By BROWNING dIDDLETON,
fe4 Ola Pennsylvanta avenue
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SOLD TO-DAY, TO W. II. Russell & Co, one
hali interest in Coburn's patent friction block
and hre escape and steamboat life preseryer
combined, for $50. 600
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GENERAL NoTICB.-l take the liberty to in
form the ladies of the city and vicinity that the
celebrated f.. l.. Buttrick s. Co.'S pattern de-
partment will be Te-established in about ten
days at the Singers Sewing Machine agency,
under the Lincoln Hall, 9th and ID streets.
3,l3,4 LEWIS BAAR