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ANAcr FOR the relief of James Lennar

o. Corn7cn CovNoI Of the CRY Of Washtaston, That
the sum OF siaty dollars be, and the came n
hereby, appropriated ont Of the fund TO enable
the Mayor TO refund to James leonard that amou OF
being the amount due him on salary rs lampli, hter
which sly paid Jerry Costs and charged
against said Leonard, VINO, as Q substitute usr.
rmed the work for which the above spprocri.iior
hhade. tApproved, December 8, ls1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

PERRHPToRY SALE of horses, carriages and
wagons is to take place on the Sd inst. See AT
veItisement of Han. G. Addison, in another
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

TIE AFTERNOONS are beginning to leugthen
but there Will be no perceptible difference i,
the mornings for some three or four weeks,
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AN ACT to cause Q water main 10 be laid on Ninth
west. 'N"'.
b. At enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and sonra
o. tonsmsn Council Of Ms Cify of WaShtagfoa, That
the Water Board be, and they are hereby sutb9r
lze6 and requested t. cause ter main to be laid
on NJ n'h street west. between n and Water reats
southwest; and to defray the expenses thereof sui
nsi.nt amount is hereby appropriated. payable ont
OF the wafer fund, said fund to be reimbursed Nv
such assessments and collections ali lots and ma
OF lots bordering the line Of said water main AZ
10 authorized by existing law ' 80
Approved, December 9, 1870,
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AN ACT to cause water main to be laid in Mary
land avenue, between Fourth and fittee1ii

6s VI snae'ef ~ tit Board Of Aldermen sns Seare
OF COMMON Csssactt Of the CIV OF WdSaIBstOn Tha
the atsr soard be, AID they hereby authorized
ssa reeu, stsd T. cause . water main to be lad 10
Maryland syeDu4, between Fourth and Fifteen :
streets east; and tn dsfrsy the expenses taersof a
saineitlt amount Is hereby appropriated. payable
cut Of the water fund aid I'D to he rsintbrrsed bv
such a.sessments ana collections on al lots and
parts OF lets bordering the ine Of said wats ma
rs IL aui horized BY existing law
APpros ed, DeceplhsrS. lS-O.
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AN AcTto cause water nam to be laid in Vermont
street northwest -
Bs 1t enacted ~ ths Board a Aldermen sud Resys
~ CaiaHon CotaeI Of the Cary Of We shia .:og n AZ
the Water Bosrd be, and ere hereby n
requested 10 cause water main to be laid in Yer
mont avenue, from street north TO the north sid
q street northwest; and to defray the sxpe lses
thereof, suficient amount il hereby appropriately
payable out Of the water fund said fand to be rein
bursed by such assessments and collections On Ali
lots and parts OF lots bordering on the line of
water main. a. is authorized BY existing law
Approved DsceL Der 9, ls7o
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

~FARABRS' AND MECHANICS BAHK.
W. GEoKGsTowN, ID. G., Dec. -, 1870
The Trustees Of this Bank have declared a divi-
aend OF three go per cent. payable to the Stock
b iders on and after the 18th instant.
W. LAIRD. JR.,
de 50<o3t Tps-riot 4 Cashier
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LIEUT.. ALEXANDER A. GREER has been tenn
porally assigned TO do duty at the Detective
office, Police Headquarters, in the place of
Lieut. Alexander TAFT, deceased A more faith
full and vigilant officer could not be found
among the entire force.
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ftrect Mesf hef xsan q and " 80 ...as oa -

street west. between q and Water streets sontn
be u eaoct,d by tte Board ~ Aldermen and Bos,S
ot CowDlon CohaCit Of the Cify Of WHhinrtoa Thai
the W alter Board be, and they are hereby aathor-
lied and requested to cause wstermain To he To IA
IN Sixth street vest, between G and Water streets
souto; and TO defray the expenses thereof
amount is hereby apprer risted PAYABLE sut of us
water fsEd; said fund TO he reimbursed ~ such a,
sessn ees and collections ell lets or parts of Iot.
bordering On the line Of said water m ain "a il a.
thoriZsd by existing law e~
Approved, december g. $50
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AN ACT to sst the curbstones and nave the footvays
and gItters On he north side OF street south BE-

Re enacted by the Board Of Aldermen daf Board
the n ayor be- and he 10 hereby, authorized and re-
suested to cause the curbstones TO be set and the
footways and cutters paved on the north eide of B
street south. between Thirteer tn and Fourteen n
streets east Tho work to be contracted for and ex-
ecutcd IN the manner and der the superntendeuce
provided By Jaw; and to dsfray the expense of the
saId IN prov em.nt special tax equal to the cost
thereof Is hereby i'm posed and levied on All lets on
parts q lots bordering the line of the ina rove
mtnt the said tax to be ssed and collected in con
formity with the provisions OF the act proye De-
tODer IL, 100. tAppr0ved, December 9, $50.
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IQFFICiAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eightk Council
Of the City Of Washington.
ASAcr for the relief Of James rzr,e

nv Icilef Jdfnts tHTktsc.
BE % eaGcied " ths Beard of Alder and Board
o. C,NnEoH CoSncti Of ths Cry of WaSatakfoa, That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby. au hor,Zed and re
Quee'sd TO refund to James Burgess he sum cf tvo
dollars. -, the amount ironeous,y paid BY him
Gent amount 10 hereby appropriated ont Of general
tund, TApproved, December 2, iso,
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The Levy CsuFs-Ele ctfOm Of OD~efs-
A Clean SweeD.


regular meeting of the Lew .o"L, was
held to-day-Messrs. Shepherd. Fi .ns enan''
Belt Burr, Tenney. Rowland sir 70 Cs ssn,
lately appointed,) present
Mr.. Sargent qualiGedss member.
and MIR. Sargent beiSs nominated by Mr.. Ten
hey, Was eIectsd irered an am.ndnsnt 70 the
MS IN ye<oresee 70 the president, that he shall
10 49, ne mber Of all standing commit
tees, bat - st nave no vote therein, except in
NJ Tenney nominated John Tenney. of
GeS0Stcwn, and Mr.. Shepherd nominated Mr..
italian for clerk aud treasurer. and a h aIiot
S<lbg mad, Mr.. Tenney was elected, receiving
'otes, ard Mr.. Callan p
MI Ienney nominated Chas. Barker and Mr.
Shepherd nominated Mir. Pilfing for tax collec.
wee. s
The slPerintendent of roads. Mr.. Tennev.
lonliLs.e9 S,r. Boucinot, and Mr.. Shepherd
not was elected, receiving out OF Is votes.
ror surveyor, M6ssrs. y. Du Bots and b. D.
.Ieh'er we're nominated, and the former was
erected. receiving votes.
MI: Eowland offered a resolution that the
court Wal hereafter carry out the laws OF Con-
srsss and REQUIRE bonds of its officers.
hr. shepherd objected to the resolution as il
would be construed as a reflection on the Off
Gers who had been voted out
MI. Rowland disciaimed any reflection on the
late officers.
Mr.. Shepherd said that the treasurer was now
under bonds.
Mr. Tenney said that the Collector was not
under bonds now. and the law of Congress did
not, except by inference, require bond OF that
officer.
The President said thPt he would permit no
ehceT 20 enter on his duties until he gave bond
Dr. Rowland Withdrew his resolution and on
motion OF Dir. Shepherd, Mr.. Tenney was an
pointed committee to prepare a rule on tie
subject Of bonds. ~
Mr.. Rowland gave notice of an amendment
he intends 70 offer TO the rule as to the Superin
feDdent Of Roads, that the Court request that
he be appointed police officer, &c.
MI ,. y. Brown came in at this juncture and
said he had understood that this meeting WAS
10 have been held only for the purpose of nav
ing their respects TO the President of the United
States; and he understood Mr. Rowland had
nade such proposition.
Mr.. Rowland replied that there bad been
something said, but that when the court wa.
called to order the question was asked if there
was any objection TO proceeding with the cleo
ton, and bone was urged.
MI shepherd asked who Mr.. DuBs:s WAS
BIZ Rowland responded that MIR. SARGENT had
some lapers recommending him.
Ny Sargent said that he did not know much
OF BIT Dubois, and he mir. 81 was unable at
iEis time TO give the court the information a,
DE tDuboS) papers were at HE (Sargent's} Of
tce- Adjourned.
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TIE CEREMONY of unveiling the portrait Of
Vim. W. Moore, Esq, Psst Grand Sire, 1. o. O..
F.. viii take place this evening At Odd Fellows
Hall, ,th street. 2
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AMUSEMEN~ Ar

Nai'o'ssl TteoteT.-The Zavistowski Sisters in
" The French Spy" and E" I1ion''
WoH's Opera Hogs,.-Mrs. Jas. A. Oates Comic
opera Troupe in Little Faust
kosoaic Iemple.-AnnuA Ball Of the Wash
iheton Sehuetzen yerein.
CGTHsi's HaU.-Tbird Annual Ball of the
Sehuttzen Nerien Germapia.
hsrkriter's Art Gallery, 4Ss eth street.
Hsrlow's Gallery Of Oil Paintings, 1236 Penn
sylvsnia avenue.
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AN ACT to cause watert m ain TO be lsia in Fishth
street east, between Pennsylvania avenue and

East Capitol street.
Be az enacted 6y The Board Of Aldermen and BosyS
o. Common Council 81 the Cry Of WaShta.tea, Thai
the w ter Board be, ard they are hereby, suthsr-
zed and reque stsd to causs water main to he la
IA tghth street east, bstw Pesnsyl vania enus
ana last capitol street and 10 defray the expenses
thereof sum Gent amount il hereby approprfsted
payable out Of the water fund; said fund TO be REIN
baTssd by such assessments and collections on all
wats main, as is authorized bv existing law
Approved December O. 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

PALMER BRIsCOK, well known colored poll
ucian IN the Fourth Ward, died yesterday at
his residence, on X street, after q short Illness
MR.. JAMES T.. MURDOCH, the ll-known
actor, is at the Ebbitt House.
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN PRrpsr Wa ,e
greet t. announce that the Rev. James II, Done
lar, formerly pastor of Saint Matthews Catho-
lie church of this city, died Oh tie 3Oth ult at
his residence in Burlington, Iowa. Father
Donelan was greatly loved and respected in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

L. o q. F.-IRSiitafioT Of q Ios1qs rt C,,r,.,-,
IG--Ne announced in our issue of Satnrd av
that number Of members of the order from
tbis jurisdiction had proceeded to CulpsDar ~
institute Culpeper Lodge. No II2 of Virginia
IN addition to those mentioned there were ,Jnhp
u. TuTtOn and I'd. Edwards, r. c. OF Friend
ship Lodge, No j. In Alexandria they we're
Joined by Hugh Latham and six other brethren
OF that jurisdiction. TN arriving at Culpener
they were received by committee of the breth-
rem there and chartered at the Waverly Hotel
Al "a O'Clock they met in the building OF the
FRIENDS OF Temperance" and duly Instituted
the Lodge. +. g. Master Hugh Latham was Ie-
Ruted by the Grand Master OF Virginia 70 CON
auct the ceremony, and re called upon the NJ
w. Grand Sire r. ID. Stuart to conduct the cere-
monies, he was assisted by John B. Trrten As
~ or, master! Andrew Jackson a. Gr War
nehi 'hafleS Il. K. COlledge, as CIR Secretary.
~ D. NlNon, as CIR. Treasurer: Hush la
nam, a CIR. Marshal; FL. Edwards. a. Or
GuaIdiab; and Brother Fair as Or Heral,
= ne Lodge va. duly instituted. and AZ O'Clock
'ne LoIse again met, when II candidates wsra
NJ W Grand Sire. +. ID. Stnart
g. y. G.: John r Tur.on ss \. G.: Chas r. ~
Colledge a. II. a., hugh Latham as C.: AudTew
jackson as W; and ". L. Bright a. o. c. The
White, PINK, and Royal Blue degrees were cor
1erred upon seven or those initiated Amour
The number were the mayor OF the town the
sher1h Of the county, and several members OF
The city councils. The Lodge starts with a fair
prospect. Most OF the Varapherualia necessary
TO the working OF the Lodge was contributed nv
The Lodges OF this District. The visiting brsth-
rem were treated with pure Virginia hospItal;.-
purihs the'r cav IN the ancient town. -
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

vTHE BEST PREsENr,
BEcArsE THE MOST UsEFUL,
FOB wIFE'pAUsnTER sIsTER, Oh SWEET
son. those splendid
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES
More thar Half AHl,op are nov IN use
srsn ar simple, client, nOs-ess, and ruu with
isrys lo. with al the lates, improvements Just
p. j. STEER 6 SON.
4el PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
de9 81 near a. street
RkAL PRESENTS FoR LADIES'
CHRrsTMAs AND NEW YEAR GIFTS,
GOLD WATCHES. DIAMONDS. ~
srNGKRs NoIsELEks IMPROVED SEWING
Fer sale st 81. sTH srRSET. p saI the Avenue.
~The CHr.rrsr Pr &C. 10 the eity. H. Agent
TsskEBST ssTTRpr1akATloN cEhrIFICATE
Good Things 10 Eat
ENDLESS SUPPLY,
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER AND r MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NINTH AND STREETS.
Another New York steamer arrived this mernins,
bringing us an additional supply Of
FRRSH CHRISTMAS LUXURIES.
and we name in part
ALMONDS, all the finest varieties.
wALNUTs, new and very choice.
FILBERTs.
ZANTE CUREANTs.
PRUNEs-fnest French, in boxes.
DO. in bulk, at low rates
CITRoN-best Leghorn.
fRkSCH FRUITS, in syrup. Put up in ria..
namentsi and delicious.
sYRUPs All the finest brands tina. can be nro.
duoed' INCLUDING Stewart and Moierts.
SWEET CIDER: only % barrels lef,-,he richest
in this city.
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs.
GOSHEN BUTTER-s0 packages on baud.
CANNED FRUIT and VEGETABLES, in end.
less supply.
hlNCE hEAT-fsr superior TO Atmores ana
Fisher e, and not spoiled with ratsky.
And Ihonsond and OH, other desirable articles
suitable Tor Holidays. Call and see.
ELPEiONZO YOUN6S.
0ROCHR AND T MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
deD 9rH AND STREET,
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Il A :
the Fifth Baptist (ShilohJ Church, South Wash
ingtoD, were over, the pastor, Rev. e.. T.. Mea-
dor. was called down from the pulpit, and
weli-flled purse presented to him by the mem
bers through MIR. John y. Henderson, one OF
the deacOns. On rendering the purse, Mr.. Hen
deTson made an address, in which he alluded TO
the faithful services of the pastor. the esteem in
which lie is held by the entire congregation, the
amicable relations which have always existed
between him and the congregation. and the
prosperity of the church generally. The pastor
replied, and in appropriate terms thanked the
congregation for the present assuring them Of
pledgiDg his unremtting fidelity to the Interests
Of the Church. This congregation. under the
faithful ministrations of Mr. Meaior ia in
prosperous condition. and though not composed
OF the most we althy of our citizens vet accord
ing TO their means are perhans more liberaI
than CONGREGATIONS more favored In tins resnact
-
TurISryrSArtoy.r. Rrprrr,c.r .ssoc,.-
r,oX held a meeting on Sa,urJ., sran;nr .,
Narini's Han. when a resoins;on y.s $4,000
autborizinp The chair n annoint q conm;ttpa ~,
seven 10 he announced ~ fntYra fin" 70
CORRESPOND With the yarious internat;onaI Re.
publican ASSOCIATIONS in the Tinted States and
~ ,i,,h NJ i;,,tv tSro, INC Plomouon
a nefit;nn 70 he ny.senteS ~ conorao. a. daa
that hosiv ssto nrptsst .oa;,O. III dsAnS
s.vsgc Mar heinz Carried I'm n. IN. ps,,, Snu
government asa,ns. the Frsncb.y and 70 .rnr.s.
CHER .ympaihv with Trance in her nrpsen,
struggle for freedom, vas mn neronslv sioned
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FIRES IN 1S10.-During the year 1870 there
we're 1i3 alarms OF fire. Four persons were
bmned 10 death, all of them during the na..
month. The antuat Of property reported as
destroy ed aggregates about $3.50 OOO one half of
which is the amount of damage clained for tn .
Centre market fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-02

MAIL Box KoBBED.-Yesterday Otfcer
koderick overheard two colored boys talking
atout their having found a mail box in the ailev
bss... &c Congress ational church, on 10Th
street. and on proceeding to the place found
one OF the Icing iron bound boxes usedin the
transportation Of money and registered letters,
which bad been broken open at both ends and
completely rified of its contents. He ut once
report the facts to the Post Office, when il was
discovered that the box was stolen from the mail
wagon on Saturday nigh. on its way to the
depot lie detectives are working the case up.
SURPRISE AT POLICE HEApouARrERs-
Lieut.. NOonan, of the Sanitary Department of
the Police force, this morning on entering his
once ionnd laying on his desk small box adj
dressed TO him, containing pair of ne eve
glasses heavily gold mounted, with "Happy
New Year" Labelled on them. He Ia a. a loss 10
know where they came from, but will put the
dett ctives in his Office on the tack OF the per
hretrators. Officer Buckley found box of fine
linen pocket handkerchief on his desk address
ed to him. This, too, will be inquired into.
Tn TH1ArHRs.-The eprightly Mrs Oates
and her capital Comic Opera Troupe have re-
turned to Wallis Opera House, after three sue
cessfui weeks in Boston, and will appear to-
m,gne IN little aust, which filled the theater
This evening the Zavistowski Sisters COM
mence an engagement at the National rheater
ana VIII sppear in a double bill, % The French
Spy" and Ixon."
FIRES IN 1ssO.-During the year 1870 there
we're l43 alarms OF fire. -Four persons were
bn ned 10 death, all of them during the na..
month. The anoult Of property renorted az
DESTROY ed aggregates about $3.50 600. one IL of
which is the amount of damage lained for tn a
Centre market fire.
DEATH OF WILL KNOWN PRrRSr-We re-
greet u announce that the Rev. James II, Done
lar, formerly pastor OF Saint Matthews Catho-
lie Church of this city, died on the 3Oth ult at
his residence in Burlington, Iowa. Father
Donelan was greatly loved and respected in this
city.
LIEUT.. ALExAHD DER A. GREER has been tenn
porally assigned 10 do dnty at the Detective
office, Police Headquarters, in the place of
Lieut.. Alexander Tait deceased A more faith
full and yigilant officer could not be found
among the entire force.
~-
TIE JANUARY TERM of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, was convened this
morning and adjourned until tomorrow at II
O'Clock.
A PERRNPToRY SALE of horses, carriages and
wagons is to take place on the Sd inst. See All
vertisement Of Han. &. Addison, in another
column.
TIE AFTERNOONS are beginning to lenpthen.
but there Will be no perceptible difference in
the mornings for some three or four weeks
0
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A DOG. FIGHT is being arranged to como on
on the Sd OF February next, between two
.'purps," one owned on Capitol Hill, in this
city, and the other the champion dog Of Phila-
delphis. Both are now In training, and, a. the
stakes are sl00, the match excites interest in
sporting circles.
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NEW GOODS FoR rHs HoLIDAYsI
BENJAMIN MILLER

NEW GOODS FOR THB HoLIDAYsI
BENJAMIN MILLEB,
l0l BRIDGE STREET. GEOkGEToWN, ID. o.,
las for sale great many ARTICLE SUITABLE
Lux PbkSENTS, such - Romea ScArfs, Neck
Ribbons. Gloves, Lace Collars, ehawls, Port
monpaie., Seedl" Books, Lubiu's Genuine Extracts.
Alpaca Umbrellas, Blankets, loo dozen Ladies and
tents Linen hApdkerchiefs, Winter Dress Goods
marked down to very. very low prices, Blue slack
teiveieens, superior Black silks. dei5 I'm
(IKoRGKTOWN DOLLAR STORE is receiving q
NJ large and superior stock Of Jet aud Fancy Jew
eiry Saluettes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chromcs,
Picture Frames. Clocks, Wstt hes. ard Plated Ware
Tor the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 81. No.
IS high street. J. o. NICHOLS. noi6- I'm
fNAsH PAID FOB LADIES. CENTS AND
~ CHiLpREES CAST OFF CLOTHIN0
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., at l.. GRsBwOHLS, 5Sh
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note cy nail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. ocS-ly
THE uNDEISIGNEO n AS OPENED SHOE
BAZAAR In Fry 8 NEW BUILDING. No 20
and Bridge street. Georgetown. ID. T., where he
has on hand general rtment of the finest work
cash prices.
Also. an eSperienced gentleman To conduct, en-.
ard supervise the Custom Branch, which shall be
done In Sly Re ADD with fidelity.
earnestly solicit an early call for the xamins-
ton Of my stock.
de9 I'M SAMCEL E. GROSS
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
C""rsrHAs l'Ar"IEs
And
Zine Family Groceries.

Having rurshs;.., &c ..Oss, sr;sre. and soOe
fiske, We respectfully call the attention ne sue-
1ieui.f 2Ir cur cHRisTMss nUxrkiEsa ana pa
ina Of
Choice MALAGA GRAPES
L0reon LslER RkisIss,
LAYER EsisiNs N y scls hsli ave quarter bNs.,
reehAokNC ~ khlslNs j.r s,ss,ps e1rg..s.
Aer; kyQuent FRENCH fRI Ms
SMYRNA PCS IN i've iS9y sni - n b.xs:,
FsEs sSts SFhtnn s. an hS
LlsH MAlNUrs,
Gordon ptlworfhs Celebrated PRESERVES
Prunss. Peares, ArrIc0ts, Msrsersls.. P.arh...
an Ssrseell e.; also great variety ID, German
,lei,ies 9, ali Kinds Canton Preserved G.ugeT. A,
more Mince Meat ia glass aud Mood.
CAeNkD GOODS
d.. To Tomatoes, Do. spicoi CLANS. Fr--h I,-h'
Apple Green Pess aasrSn.. ETSasS PS F -,
Wis Piskiss. I La rs SIfiS. S., s
Peat, Froar & 90 j. Cracker-. n,ckea7is-. AM
BsoUI;, heeb.,r Cakes aud Crackers
,,rer-rr, onse, syerp nae1 ora G,verum-u,
CHOCOLATES. BROMA. a.
r LeeST heco.Aie Paste, llslrhfu l hrvc-acsf
y ate 3 NakarH lost n.#.. fsfa
Lak'T best Brons, B-sors best Coca, B.A-r..
TEAS.
Our Teas hsve been selected with ~r1af care ana
paft'vs can rely 81 the- tgins o; ths faesi .1s.5.
aoller-s Cut. Crushed Poaderss. cr,BB,..,., 49,,
Coffee A sugar. N''
ShBCPS AND MoLasSFs
hetei fsnFs rDrur. choice article Talffn 80.
Sotasn rnp, New Orleans Molass- s ma .g,l. d, .
Il. h. AOlasses. 49, -
BUTTER. CTIEESFkr
besl e'eshen Butter, Edam Cheese. O. oi-e Factor,
George 4 jenkins MarylArd SUGAR cured Hams.
SMOKED REFF
No. Mackerel. in barrel. sua -.
Tongues and Sounds
New York BrckW heat ~ 'o1'
BRhNDlEs. WHISTLES, wINEsSc
ntard, DGpay a e. b. andy.
Pure Scotch Nhislsy
old Jamaica Bum
Holland Gin.
superior Oll Pale Sherry Wine
California Wines.
Old Baker Whisky.
Old Nectar
Gouugers scotb Ale
Hilbert > Bass
Hilbert Brown Stout
Pure Apple Cider
MErIGER 6 BYIES,
~ ~ 81. Ith street, next 70 ODD rellows Hal
n L. MEILShk. W n. RfLrs
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nOWN EAST.-AN in search OF the quaint curl
IL Gus, and rare. may be sgreeably surprised by
extending their walE. ard dropping in at 12l Pa
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CANDIES, CAKES, TOYS, etc, suitable fer
Parties. Fsirs, etc, N1Diisd with Choice Creams.
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