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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-31

JUST RECEIVED, at A. R. Stillman's, No. 2sl
King street, another supply o: those choice blacs
Grenadines, at 25 cents. HaySl-l
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By J. A. ENSiOW & co. Y.

EOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS
i and all concerned-HULL, Spans, Mssts,
Sails. Boats. Chains, Provisions, &c, OF the British
Bark FAIRY.
THIS MORNING, a1st instant. at IL O'Clock,
will be sold, In the Customhouse Yard,
SAILS, Standing and Running Rigging, Cable
Chaius, Hedge Anchor. Boat aud sundry Prov.
sions, saved from the Wreck OF the British Bark
Fairy. Also the Coppered and Copper Fastened
HULL OF said Bark, together With Spars, Masts
and other materials OF the Bark "a they Lie on
Pelican Bank, st. Helena Island.
conditions cash. may31
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MISS LILLE E~LDRIDGE.-We copy Win
pleasure the following paragraph from a New
York theatrical paper. The clever young actress
or whom 1t speaks Is most ~fayorably remembered
In Charleston, and We hope that we may yet have
the pleasure OF see'ng her In her new role Upon
the familiar boards Of the Academy:
Miss Lille Eld,1doe and 0uida.-What c%onlunc-
ton there can be between Two such totally dis.
similar characters rs the fair and bright young
actress and the authoress OF some or the very
Worst-in O moral point OF view-nore!s IN Inc
language, may perhaps be q question that tne
reader viii PROFOUND with sonic little astonish-
ment, and we will at once frankly declare that
there Is not a great deal; only this MUCK: Ouida
wrote one novel not quite as bad as the majority
or them, called "Granvilie de Tigne," and MISS
Eldridge reading 1t and seeing In some OF ls
characters opportunity for the presentation or
something new on the stage. has had the book
dramatized and under the lille OF alma, or He'll
in Bondage will soon produce the same. we are
assured by competent judges who nave read the
play. thns 1t is exceedingly well written, the uia'
logue being almost line for line transcribed from
the novel, and with the exception OF some slight
changes rendered necessary by stage eXigelciesr
the plot OF the story Is also very closely followed.
The character OF "Alnla.' the suffering, heart
broken, and loving Italian girl, Is, OF course. made
the proIlInent one, aud we are assured that IL
gives gooi opportunities TOT tue display ol intense.
emotional acting. That Miss Eldridge will meet
the requirements Of the part we are well assured.
Though but q short time on the stage, and as
youthful in -ears as appearance. SHE Is alreauy
recognized as one OF the best OF our juvenile ac-
t esSes, her performances being at all times
marked BIZ graceful ease and showing consclen-
tiuus study. We wish her every success IN her
new venture, aud hope soon TO have the pleasure
OF announcing the production or her play at one
olour metropolitan theatres.
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aurtipu 6alss--@his man.
By WIN. MCKAY.

THIS DAT, ATHALF-PAST O'CLOCK,
i will be sold at No 140 Meeting street, So:
10 Cottage and French BEDSTEAD with spring
bottoms, Hair and Moss Mattresses. HAIR Cane
and Wood Seat Chairs, 8 assorted Neat Safes,'3
!cefouses, 4 Lounges, 3Sofas, Marble Top Tables,
Cane and hair Seat Rockers, window Shades and
Curtains, rs dozen assorted Mirrors, lot assorted
CrocSery, Table Cutlery and Sundrles.
Sale every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and r
DAY. Goods received up to hour Of sale. Charges
Reasonable, naval
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PURSUIT AND C~APTuRE.-About five O'Clock
yesterday morning Officer Cam flushed a party
or thieves and old jail birds, three in number, In
ST. Philip street, near tie Orphanhouse. as they
were entering certain il-famed premises. The trio
ran for 1t, and, In the race, one OF them drew a
pistol on the oficer. Joseph Hopkins, a colored
hoy, and the slowest OF the three, was captured
after a long chase, and the other two escaped.
Joe Is confined at the Detective office on the
charge of being implicated in several OF the late
robberies on Rutledge street, and for vagrancy.
He will be brought, before the Mayor this
mOrniDQ.
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LIVE GRoCER1Es.-The flesh o f.'ye swine'
has always been considered a dead sure thing In
commercial circles, ind whether presented 10
strips, sides, hams or shoulders, tile
full market value. Our neighbors, Messrs. Boil
mann Brothers, pave introduced an improvement
nv importing the above mentioned strips, sides.
&c. In a Lively condition. The porkers owning
and Occupying the same belong to the aristocracy,
and their valuable carcases are superior to the
base allurements Of the butcher. They are OF oio
Chester County (Pennsyivania) breed, and were
ordered by a German planterin the upper portion
of the State, who is a great stock fancier, and de
slrous OF improving his breed Of hogs.
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FEDERAL DECORATION DAY.-0wing TO the
extremely dlsayreeable weather yesterday after
noon, the assembly at Magnolia was not as large
as had been expected. Notwithstanding the rain,
several companies Of the n. G. S. c. fell IN, and,
under the command Of Colonel Taft, marched up
TO the depot at Ann street, whence they were
duly conveyed to the avenue leading to the GENE
terry. A large stand had been erected on the
ground, draped with The Federal co!ors, upon
which tile speakers and prominent men TOOK
their places about 4 O'Clock. The crowd was now
at Its height, and numbered about oas thousand
persons in all.
The proceedings were begun by Captain n. &.
Reed. WHO read the general orders from the head'
quarters OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, BY
which this day was set apart for the celebration.
The captain then introduced DR.. Lewis, (colored)
who opened the exercise with prayer. Attorney
General D. q. Chamberlain next came for
ward, and read on address suitable to the
occasion, The graves OF the Federal soldiers
were then decorated. after which the assembly
dispersed. Everything passed OF quietly, the
managers having the good sense of not permit
ting the demagogues to air their pent.up rhetoric.
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TIE CAROLINA DRAMATIC CLUB.-The prom
1sed performance Of this club will be given this
evening, at the old Freundschaftsbund Hail. No.
ST Society street, nesr, Etng, when Tom Tay!or's
fine drama, ''Sttlwaters Ruu Deep" and the anus.
Tag farce, sAn Unwsrraurable Intrusion will
be rendered by some OF The best amateur talent OF
Charleston. The entertainments which have been
hitherto afforded by this club have been given Tree
OF charge, and 1t is hoped that q well filed house
will show the appreciation OF the public for the
past endeavors Of the club. There are no reserV'
ed seats, and all who desire a good place whence
to witness the entertainment, should be there be-
fore 8 O'Clock, when the curtain rises.
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The BATHING HoUsE.-This delightful sum-
,mer resort has been recently put In complete or
der by the proprietor, Mr.. &cMannon, aud he can
now furnish to his patrons one OF the greatest
.pls assures our City by the Sea affords. They can
enjoy ga life on the ocean wave" and ''oe rocked
in the cradle OF the deep" to taelr hearts content
and be assured az the same time that every atten'
>tiou has been paid to their comfort. The long
bath and those designed for priRate parties or
ladies, have been improved, and are now all that
could be desired. The sad sea wave is a great
,~consoler in hot weather, aud we advise all VINO
wish to shake or dull care ami be rejuvenated to
plunge like Cesar In the food.
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Grano pri3e distribution.
7HE CHARLESTON Charitable ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FIR EE SCHO OIL f. ND /.


CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards III Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps,
Statues. Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &c, by
Rattle. and will continue twice a day, at IL ID. and 3 +. No. at
the General Office, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, So.
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mirlS
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w oman Suffrage.

The report OF the majority OF the Judiciary
Committee of the House of Representations
upon the memorial OF Victoria G.. woodhulI.
aSkiPg the enactment of a law declaring that
women have night to vote under the proyi-
siOns Of the fourteenth amendment is not, a.
some of the papers represent 1t, death blow
10 woman suffrage. IL grants that women are
citizens, with all the rights of other (mse) citi-
zens, but holds that il is not competent for the
Congress Of the United States to establish by
law the right to vote without regard to sex in
the several States Of the Union without the con-
sent Of the people OF such States, and against
their constitutions and laws, and that such legS-
laticn would lie, in the judgment of the com
u.lttee, violation of the constitution OF the
United States and OF the rights reserved 70
the States respectively by the constitution.
But at the same time they grant that i, is uu-
GOabtedly the right OF the people of the several
States 30 to reform their constitution aud law
"a 20 secure the equal exercise OF the right of
suffrage, at all the elections held therein. undsr
the constitution OF the United States to al cit.-
Zens ,withoutregard tosex. and a. public opinion
creates constitutions and governments in the
several States, II Is not to be doubted that when.
ever, in any State, the people are OF opinion
that such a reform Is advisable, il will be tnade
The. il will lie seen, Is 90 far from being An
adverse decision on the main question ut issue
the right Of women TO vOte-thst il disposes of
the necessity for an amendment to the Federal
Constitution TO give them that right, AMI merely
holds that the contest must be transferred from
Congress TO the State Legislatures. Th,s leaves
the after in a more favorable condition than
even Us warmest advocates elAme Tor il only
a few months since.
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The Census.

We published, a few days since, complete re-
turns Of the recent census from all the States
and Territories, showing the aggregate pspala
ton Of the United States 10 be - SIS &c; an
increase Of 2255 per cent. In the last tel wears.
Previous 10 1850 the decennial increasa had
ranged between 50 q per cent and 36.4J rer
cent, a degree OF uniformity that has bsen
rather remarkable. Daring the last ten year,.
however, the rate OF increase has fallen, a. iu.,
stated, to - - per cent, less than to-third,
OF the rate during the previous decade, which
was $3.50 per cent. If the usual rate of increase
had been maintained during the past ten years.
the present population Of the country wouldhaye
heen Il $50 So. or about ,1O0 900 greater than il
Is. The disturbing element OF the war against
the Union is 20 be credited with the result A. #
stands, the loss OF life and check TO imnizra-
ton being the main items Of the account. The
great strides taken by some OF the Western
States since ls6o, and the partition OF Old Viz
GINA (which reduces her from nth 10 teath on
the list have somewhat disarranged the rela-
tive rank of the States, but a number still re-
tain the position they held in 1850. New York
is still first, Pennsylvania second Ohio third.
IiiiTo.s fourth, lnlisna sixth, aud NAssachu-
sets seventh. Missouri 10 now Ena on The li.,.
Kentucky eighth, and Missouri ninth, both the
Latter States having advanced a step higher
Two States, Maine and Nes Hampshire, show a
slight decrease in their POPULATION a. copou.e,
with 1870 This Is TIE first time that the deem
nal enumeration Las shown a decrease In any
State.
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We presume our realeTs generally have Pc
T1Sed the appeal published in our advertising
columns in behalf OF the Child-en's Hospital
recently estsbiishedin this city; and if suy OF
them have not. done so, we beg themto readlt
IL states the purposes and plans OF the noble
charity with directness and considerable full
hess, bat If there be any who desire farther in
formation on the subject, u can be found in the
pamphlet published By the directors. which can
he had OF any of them on application. Mean
tine, we trust the appeal referred to will b,
generally read and literally responded 20. II
seems 70 Us il i only necessa-r that the hos
iitsl should have its needs known ID the public
20 have its al wants fully supplied
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
hit RSDAT........-F February =, ISL.
RECEPTIONS.
The pREsrnE~,.,s rnl-rrrrn-r

TIE PRESIDENTS RRCEPTrCvs
The Presidents receptions will be on IRE fy,-
towing evenings :-FT;iay, February 3; sad
Monday, February -, from n 10 O'Clock.
NRs. GRANTS RECgPrroSs.
Mrs. Grant viii receive ON Tuesd Az afternoons
OF each week, from 80 O'Clock to O'Clock.
MRS. CCLFAxs EXCEPTIONS.
Mrs. ColfsN vii receive on Wednesdays. dur
iug January and February, from TO 5p.rn.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors vii be received by the Presiden,
on Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
"ll they be received on other days until after
l. O'clock.
TIE sPEARER's RECEPTIONS.
The receptions Of Speaker Blaine will be held
81 his residence, SCI Fifteenth street, on the fol-
lowing FTilsy evenings, between the hours Of .
and III O'Clock, viz :-February 10 and q.
MRS. BLAISE's RRCEPTIoSs
Mrs B'aine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours Of and p. IN.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
The wives of the Cabinet officers viii receive
on Wednesdays, from until O'Clock p. IN.
Secretary and Mrs.. Delano have issued cards
for reception on Monday, February I5.
Mrs. Catacazy Will receive at the Russian
Legation Mondays, from go to 5 o'clock,
daring February.
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PERTINENT CGGEsTIoS.-Referring 70 the
quarrel between ;he Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and the roads running between Baltimore
and New York, "a to the rates OF fare TO be paid
and divided among the companies, (frou Wash
ington 70 New York. ana rice r,rsa) the New
YORK F-PresS says: These roads had better
settle their few cents of difference without ap-
Pealing TO the public. more especially while
Congress is assuming the business to inc)rpor-
ate air lines, and all other species OF railroad 4.
all over the United States,
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RyPuBIIcAN VICTORY III PxNSsYLyANrA-
A special election was held yesterday In the
seventeenth legislative district OF Peunsylya-
mia, to supply the vacancy caused nv the death
Of jos A. Campbell, democrat, and resulted In
tie election Of MIR. @. Howard Griftith repub.
IicAn, BY 456 majority.
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CoxsRRvlAfys SrRAfR8Y In LOUISIANA
In the Louisiana legislature the strong opposi-
ton 10 the Speaker Carr resulted Yesterday In
his resignation and the election OF George w
Carter, OF JAMESON parish, - Speaker. This
result 10 regarded a. q success OF the conssrya-
tive element. Immediately after the seating of
seats are being contested we're confirmed in
their places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

EARLY IN rHE FIno-The national labor
party will hold Q convention at Columbus. Ohio
IN october next, TO nominate candidates for
President and Vice President Of the United
Statea
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GETTING EvKN WITH TIE b. & u. RRCo-
A telegram from New York says that the Cam
den and Amboy, and the Philadelphia WI
nington and Baltimore Railroad Companies
have discontinued the sale OF tickets from New
York or Philadelphia to the South, and that
forwarded BY the Bay Line from Baltimore
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Nhlismsport, n. Y, has a trs. class sensa-
ton, being the exploits of lanatic, who stabs
All the school girls he finds on the street, about
the tull OF the moon. williAmsport girls stay
at home nov, unless they can have beaus . es-
oort them on their promenades.
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A telegram from Ashland, Pa, states IN at the
work in the Schuylkil coal regions will probs-
bly, be resumed between the 18th anu 10Th of
february.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-02

A.. ga good house-wifeS affaira are like .
motion to sdjourn-"alwsys In order"
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1@KEIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

:, All Members % ; ) RACUSIAHS LODGE No1O,
n y r. working under authority of the Grand
Lofgs 81 re Dts:Tir' OF t0aE JII 1ad fhs SBDy,J:
Lods. ~ re B0-td, are earnestly requested to .:
tend the regular session Of the Lods on
FRIDAY EVENING, February RI,
NJ taif rast o clock
The As5.HfrqspfS 70 ne BY Lrr-s viii ,e .r.AS
crcn, srd othsI business IN which each and syerv
mcnttr Is individually interested will Be up Tor
Il. a MAkNER, Recordiny Serbia
fHaNh l.. GRANT, Worthy Chancellor
1t fHepublican 4
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DEAD AND BE CONVINCED.

DEAD AND BE 'oN'INCED.
WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY.
1T WIZ BCI
Three pairs Iron frame full regular hose.
1T WILL Buy
Five fire Hemstiiched Ladies Linen Handk bief,
IT WILL BUY
Oneself - Ladies' Linen cuffs and Collar enbroa
81 ed and uinhsd with Lace. in four different sty =
IT WILL BUY
Eour pair. OF Gents Brown Super stout English
IT WILL EEY
Four large size ans Linen asmmed Gents Hand.
AsICLiei,.
1T WILL BCY
Oretwenty six whaiebone French Corset
IT IVIIL BUY
Three pairs Of good Scissors, in a morocco cast.
IT WILL BCY
One large size Hand Mirror, with Fancy Rubber
1T WILL BUY
One dozen excellent Toilet soap
1T WILL BUY
One hand made Tidy, made Of Geary, Crochet
IT WILL BUY
One Split Zephyr hand made Irfant's sacque.
IT WILL Buy
One complete Bohemian Glass Toilet Set
1T WILL BUY
One pair of fne Bohemian Vases or Scent Bottles
What else il vii buy ~ whether it will buy the
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@TO THE PUBLIC.

'lHdS riyc ~ h1rs done VrtO IN f,1s Of rs
.1sSs ny ,rsttTsH, - h1rs IJns ~ EA.o ~
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

EOOD ROOMS AND BOARD, on reasonable
~ terms At $40 street, N W. GAIL. te2 Sc
EIRsT CLASS BUARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, To be had on reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsylvspia avenue and 18th
street Good location and accessible. mhis-ly
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DENTISTRY.
EDUCATIONAL.

A n EAPrBlENCEp TEACHER gracra.e q
IA New kagisnd college, viii receive Students az
tbe Classics and higher Mathematics ~ rea-oDafIs
rates bouIg men will be prepared Tor any College
desired. The best 81 references given Applicar
tiOa may lie made & q. " HILTON, A NJ M.i.
ls6 School Building, Bsllaptyue'- Book-t p. a.
o"i nrI stb stre-i q suc te0n. avenue. aelg zs'
TIE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES
i eEMIAARS,lt3l 10th - bet L ana -Tho.
rongh instruetiOn. keterenoes:-HOn. W., sen.
.-d, ex-cecretsry OF ctste; Gen John - Croker
6On. John ht.E, Swiss CcasEl -Gouera,, orcf Herr
sass0n. teacher % French sesl-sus
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BANKERS.

N1IODLETON q 60.
AVA BANKERS.
1877 Street. 1.-TWO doors from L. q Tre~rr,
Department,l
WASHING TSN, DC
Rsceive Deposits, and transact General Bans,ps
Business.
h.ehsnre on the pr,ncipal cities TAX snd given
securities.
Loans negotiated or the best terms
Claims before oil the United states Departments
offd MIDDLETON 100.
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$4,000.

We have Al this time SEVENTY FIVE THOUs.
AID DtLLAkS 70 loan on htsi ststs Pa per. and
Twenty Thousand 70 Invest IN snort business paper
Corrnrst,on, Govern meut. and Other securi,ie.
hong IN and sold. - -
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. THE TRADES.


IN III. = AC6. SCMMRDTIR, N
Ca110a 7th street. between q and II street. rs..,3
BEPAIBIsG OF WATCHES. JEWELLERY
CLOCKS, SPECkS carefully eyecUted, NJ moter
ate charges. oc5ly
ROUh AND JOB PRINTING
VI N-1fiy and Promptly Szs.s..
By II. POLkfSHORH & CO.,
silly ID street. botw cen Ctr AID -th ~.
tSook, JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PRTSrIss
GIBSON BROTHERS
krHv 1919 Pern'a s-Jrue, (s0utG .s-e.
~ Z. LYCETT,
w BO0KBINDEh AND PAPH6 RULss
10. 1Ol4 Pennsylvania avenue, between lyth a.
1ith streets, suuth side
Cooks elegantly or plainly bound Periodicals sus
'eUepaeers Carefully sttendAd 70. lsss-ly
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL
w AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS
Not being able 20 give my attention to the business
am compelled 70 offer NV entire stock of WOOD
disposed on Also, for sale cne Office, De pot Good
Viii &C.. Ell the finest ODD and Coal Establishment
IN the District will deliver coal al the folio sins
prices Tor CASH ONLY: Per Tor.
LbkkNS VALLEY, prime articla Al .... : Q %
Philadelphia BED Ash, or LORBERkY... ; 90
-s.... .....s. 1900.
y ~ $500. 80. u =
Apply at the Office, No 4 90, south side OF Penn.
wanna avenue between 18th and 18th streets
The depot cor. Maryland avenue and sth st, Island
Ja1 If W. Brown
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~
Having been informed that Mr.. L. SYKES, for
merry supertnts Ldent OF the "Bssnd Institute sun
DAY school. Is soieitipg subscriptions in the name
o. ,1,o sss12i All P..sons are her b. in9rmed that
day o December ls7e. and thai be has no authority
TO tocit receive Contributions in behalf Of thfs
or gsnization g. BARNUM
Trustee-,f' Island Institute"
Washington, II. G.. Feb. l, ISL. lei 2t-
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est. LrKE'S ChURCH.l4I- p -.raet. one
- door west OF ltth street. Hours Of service,
a IN ard D. N. e-ststre fe2 81
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Pr ;RS0NAL
NJ ". r-RI NOES
LOW OFFTt T.
ICOe FESnsYI yANlA AVENUE.
Up 81. lfESf

Uszzs t5r ,as s-.s q Uzr, iaem-l ,.ss, uas-r.
Meath f-l "a
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Y~THE UABNiyAL T0UaNAMINT.

/" GREOLE BALM
S To Cir-e dnd Prerenf fhe SKIN fro,r |ynp,, No
:, rIepared only by u; q. Ls VERT & co. sol
in " aship gton by Clark 90, a, street aud Penn
sylvania avenue; Ridsely, PenrsJ lysnia avenue he
tween 18th and 2th reefs; Thompso 18th stree,
between u street and New York avenue. K0Ii
py G, W Cropley, r. A. Richie, and W. Mebeod