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St-James Emporium Store

NJ. ]. TEISSlER fat SAVIOR a sa nombreuse
clientele g, an public en- general que.
On,re son ,res-erand assortment, vaI'e: p'en
choisi, conslanment rcnouHeie de
Merchandise Sfchcs, M.rcerie, Bonneterle,
Chaussures pour danes, cadets. hsle''es
ct e%ufan,s,Q nincalileric, Sel'etie, Par
iumerie Pharmacie, Chapeile'Ir,
Wooden Ware. Wins DIES p'em'ers
crns e, Lioneurs DIES meilleurs mar
oues. Tabacs sous inuies les iormes,
Cirares q, Cigarettes de la Havane, Ell
infinite d'auires articles ,rop nombTeux
pour a,re ennm4rts, il Went DE recevolr de
Si.Louis, Directemeni, IN grand asso't'ms" az
Produits do rouost!
Tells que: Farine, Pore, GraI>sc, Jambons
cures an sucre ct an'res, Epaules iumees,
Whiskey. Savon, Chandelles, Amldon,
Fromace, Avoine, etc, etc, e'c.
Al prix de la Nouvelle-orleaus.
Fl ces Matchandises sont
Supfrieurts CONNIE qualM!
UVensz ct voyez. 49,.
NJ. J. TEIssIER, en- ralson de Ia dllhc"lle
des temps, vendra meillenr marche que Jama's.
FL vous ,rouvereZ anssi a PEmpor'nm Store:
Iuaiennes de touie nuances a lO-l2a,
Mdiennes bleues, a fond blanc, a con'pnr,
4 cl.emise, merimack, ETC., etc, au cho'x q
Is cents.
Md;ennes FRANCHISES fond bleu c, a chemises
4i4, a 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus I Ell de 10 d l2!,
i Is.
Colons 4,4 ct 40 pouces, a ~, 20.
224.
Cotons " Ga, a 274.
Co,ons " " lo,4 a draps, so cents.
, Denimes rayees, contil a mase'as. bon''e'h'
> 30 cents Ia yarde-Co,onnades FRANCHISES
:. G, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de toutes nu-
K. ances-Toiles blanches 4 che.
misses. L.inoe de table -Brin,
Mousselines ct Bobinel
4 Mous,iqnaircs.
1t I'M grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises blanches, telle que:
Mousselincs, Percales, Nansoux, Mnl.mu'
brillan,e. Den,elles. Parapluies Ell sole ct
cotton, fleurs ar,iticielIes, conronncs
bIanches, ETC., etc, etc, etc;
Enin I'm AssortjMcIt
compile, de Giants Jou.
vins-blancs ct Gil
c%oulenr, pour
- Messieurs ct pour DANES, pour
Balls Ell pour Soirefs, etc.
harEt p%onrQuoi done a'ter a Ia Nouvelle
Orleans uuand nous avons lei, dams lEmp0riun
> Store, IN Establishment de premier ordte?
6 Aont 7O-6m.
nrNous a%ppelons pattention de nos lee
- tenrs ct de nos ~lectrices sur favis du B0UR
BON STORE.
C'est un nouveau msgasin qni %s'ouvre, {
IN grand magasin.
>. II dot c%ontenir de bonnes, nombreuscs, {
>" cxcellen,es chooses.
On n'a,tirs pas les clients avec rien.
= Soyons curieux Ell cnrienses.
~RappeIez.vous que NJ. v. F.. Anderso
vend des nachinesd lauer sans pareilles.
Files haven't presque toutes seule'.
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u,AyNGAl AND COMMERCIALS SCHOOL
FOL, BoAnDEns AND DAY scHoi'A"s'
Garner Of DAPHNE and CONT Streets
A.. v. ROMAN, Director.


The Third ANIMAL Session Of the schoos WI" ~ w.
nearly Eleven Months dn'a''on' b'S'""."s y" ,..,
First Monday in September, and ending o" II "'
Saturday in July. ,h ~. scho,l
~ hc,,., evidence. of the usefulness OF me Srn"'.
-, h. .iy.n than Ii. extensive Development w''c"n
HAS attained in the short space OF two years "" a.
"a w. ,,d , y.fe renee 10 the list Of Professors VINO
.s.n., ;,.,,uc,ion in The various branches OF s'"hy-
The u,,Lo! OF instruction adopted. guards scf"p"'
,o,. i, ,,,i,.t the abuses Of that a~ntiq"a'cd ay.tem -
I.ar,,o which waste. the precious years Of yo"th u
III. labnr,nus requirement o. nnas'''"p'e W. ."s.
~. s+n. ,rme. against the no less pern'c,o"s '""'rs o.
-. ,,il,,,,i,ri.m which .uljugaies all the iacnit'es
OF the mud aud a>Pifa'''"' VI "" ~
crossing pursuit. ,,.
lie ,,i.c, is to train Young men to the pet'o'"""'"
.s tho active duties OF life, TO instruct them !" an u
h,,,I.. If Sc;.ucp and Art which are essenua' u"
Nh, future success. and, by awakening in them a 'oS'
,t study to ,ncnlcate a process o' >"ii-'"s""e.o"
which via enable them to continue 'h'f eo"r",''':
even after BEN. emancipstcd from the coh''o' "
parents and professors
COURSE OF STUDIES
There are two Courses Of Studies established IN the
Schnol. III, Classical and the Commercial either "'
which Students may follow. naresahly I" the "''ne'
of their pntcnts or Canadians. Glasses OF various s'"oe'
are instituted IN each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises French AMI
, Err,i.h Grammar, Universal History. Grogranhy
> nhr ,or;c. Lcpjc, l.,,.r,,nr~, Natural History, fhy
.iolopy. Natural and Mental Philosophy, Ifa'I'ca
"a. u,is,ty: a complete Course Of Mathematics. sur
llv.yin. and Ievc!n. Drawing OF Pla"s and Maps
ICon~,,tn,lnnal Law Commercial Law ana 'sages
Book Keeping.
Tin. Classical Course comprises the above en"m
: Grated branches, with the addition Of La'i" and "TeeS
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SALNEPAREILLE D'AlER
Pour la Ismrificaii0m du Sang.

~ i ! ! j ! j. . III. /. 4. Ii: III 1. III. IL: !: : Il. ]: VI: Il. 4. i I /.
Get excellent rrInrde dnit
"a reputation aur gutri>ons
onil \ opttt.s ct don't quel-
ones nn-s Annt mel veillense.
~ II a irioni hid des scro,ules
les Plus uptnatfrs, aloIs que
yEN'VAN0XU l- Aystemr pafaissa,t entiefe-
@ mrnt cnttotnru.
- lie poison scrnful-uI es,
~ = nm tes -nnrmi. l-. plus de-.
t,nc,eurs lie notre race. II
nine s"uv-nt Ia constitution snns eire vi nj se,ti.
san meme 1n'on en- s"uoconn- la presence; u 'nsite
L.. m,ladr> tu.rvan,es ct fa,al-.. il semitic fare
naltr. infection dams tout lie corps, 81 lor>Gn' un~
occasion favorable Sc pre.en'e, ii 20 deve'oppe dams
sa .atnc lad.nse, sur la surface on dams ie, parties
whales. Dams c- dernis' cas-, m depot de tnbefcnl's
yeui avnlr leu suhi,ement dams les poumons gu dams
lr onur, d-s tnm-nis reuvent ne former dams lie toe
on blrn d,s %ttur'ions Sc font sur la Teau, on htrn
encore d.s alterations ont lieu sur IN. des parties
du corps. II est done u,,le de rr-ndfe un- bon'r,'e
de sal.t I%asti'ir, meme en- t'hsenre de symphonies
actils. Les psrsonn~s qui Annilrsut des inaiaiies .ui-
vAntss s"n'. rtneralsment. soulsee.s de sni,~ ct, q
Ia ionsn-, gntri-. par Ia ~al.- pas.ilr -E.y.,pei-.,
lis rssrs. J.Sgnt. Yer solS1e Ire. NIaux d'ycMA,
MauA d'OrrtlI'.. r, an'res trnp,lons on formrs vi
,ibls> de ,cr"iuie~; Ia lh.ps psir. rSs'd.ou'ss-. l,s
M","d,r. de s@"r. les C'a..s. rEVias ps'r, Ia
AtSInlgle ei les dihtr~ntes affections u''ereuses
du sys,tms muscnl.ux ct du >y-teme nrtveux.
l., syph,is. ou ~ ladies We .tsie""es on n-r-
e"%stei'.s ctde", a la SAl.eparriile, hien 9u'~lie. re-
sis,ent lon.i-mp> a tons lea su,r-x ct ed-&. II en-
e, de mem. drs FLEuRs nL.NcmEs. DIS ULcERA.
TIohs DE LurfKus ct des MALApIEs DE rEMMFS.
Les kliuMAIisMEs ct la GoUTTE. F~otsa"'iis pro.
virnnent de REORGANIZATION de inattres Gtrarg3res
dams e sang, 'alent b'rn'ot d iette. de- ce hqn"de
LA meme r.nnrqnr s%'spri,qne a Ia M.L"pi. pu
Fois. fATos,s, Ia Co~GtsrioN on W~lSFLAAMA ALTON
dr fo'E RI la JAuNisss qnsnd Giles sont Ia consa-
qurnee dnn sang rmposonnt.
La SALskrARrlILf est IN gsand f%orsih'nt. Lei
tPersohh-s LANGuissANrts, ABATTuEs, NERHEusEs
{, rRivEts DE- snMME,L, c-lle> qui sont Atte'"ie'
daii-",ions p'ovenan, de Ia FAIBl.gssE n'out % d
en- fare i'essai.
PREPAREE Pan
lie Dr. }. C. AVER Il Co
PM'iciens It Chimissss
a LowsLl.. Mass.
AVENDRE PAR TOuS LES PHARMACIENs
% avrn.
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Philippe Paille
Mecanicien

Wen, d'a,ah,ir une FORGE ct nm atclier
de CHARRON sur P%habitation Philemon
Gu;dry & Gle, pres de pEglise St.Jacques,
rive droiie.
M. P. Paille repare les machines, %voitures,
ETC., rebat les charrues, ct Sc charge De tons
les travaux concernant sa specialize lie TOR.
geron, charron ct mecanicien. lr. av.7l.
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Parents are en.tea,ed 10 make ,hrir visits, on Seh"'i
DAYS. before 0 A. NJ. or after s =. y IN order - svo'd
ali interference. with the advancement nj OF Students ahd
the disc pine Of the School.
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cnItnsE. OLE STUDIES
TERMS OF TUITION

FOR DAY SCHOLARS PAYABLE MONTHLY:
c,rr.roi,l Con,se, Sl20 rer nnnuln.
Classical Course, ISL per a""""'
BOARD n TUITION
PAYABLE Quarterly in advance, per annu". s'ooi 70 s''s
German. Spanish, Drawing. Music, Fencing, &c.
form extra charges
look and Stationery are supplied BY the Schoo! At
curren, prices.
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MINATlON

p,v,,. e.amina,ions conducted by the Director AVID
hi. Assistant. are held monthly. The Annual Pnb'n
Examinations viii take place during The closing week
nj the Session.
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LETTERS

Boarding Studen,s, whose families reside out OF ths
PARISH Of ORLEANS, ar. required to write e,'s's every
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents and
Pupils Is no, subject to Inspection.
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EpORTS

Monthly reports are sent to Parents o. Guardians.
stating lh- oonlnc,, progress, rank IN class and at
tendance Of pupils.
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-- A,rlicr de MfScnnitic",
De Forgeron Ct dc Charron, etc..
wv. lC\RD & al: El<<EN.
A DONALDSONVILLE
Joseph Fcrrt:r, dircclcNr.

MN. J, ICARD Il f.. CRElSSEN aver.
,isscn, messicu,s les habi'anls q" cei'e Pa'
vnisse e, des parois>es v"'s'ne- nuns ''r"hrll
d'ouvrir I'M n,elier a Donn'hs'nvhl", 81 q'il's
execn,eron, dams lie Plus BRET dtlaI tout ordre
IN; lon, s.,a conf;t cn,c.tuant IL macani>m-.
It's enforcement Ell eAacn'ent toni itavail
conee,nau, mon,ntr d nenf, PREPARATION d.
suc,cries, mouths de tons genres. drssechc'
lies, machines en- aci-r OH en- curve, atmn'
rene. charronage, carrosserie, etc..
IN A. IL
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d.. JAS. BURNS, Prof-.~o, Of The English Class.
l.. n,MONTLl XIN. Professor Of the French Class.
f. GESSSEit, Pfoiesso, of the Latin and Greek
Glass.
4. V. ROMAN, Profcsso, Of The Mathematical
Class.
Tn. Primary and Intermediate Departments. ar.
diligently ,r,in-d by Professor. Of long experience and
Acknowledged merit
Fu,s-r Information may be obtained by addressing
n communication to the Director through the i. q.
Loo k.d Box.
4. v. ROMAN. Di,.r Ns.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
wi =, bo,,ier, pres de l'habi,a,ion de NJ.
Edmond Blouin, / un quart Dc mile de
rEglise Saint-Michel.
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GEORGETOWN.

PEACE FRsTIvAL.-An adjourned meeting OF
our German citizens was held last evening al
k2iser's Hall, and the committee appointed a.
4 previous meeting TO make arrangements .or a
grand peace festival, reported that thsy had
selected Easter Monday as the day, and thew
we're thereuPon continued TO act, and report al
a future meeting.
RKcovERING.-Mr. A. Rodier, who was 60
much injured Oy the steamer Henry Add on
Thie6n lie way 70 a fire one night last week i,
raj IDLY recovering, and will soon be out. Hi.
c. cape from death WAS almost miraculous a. hs
missed HIS footing in attempting to get or the
eat with the driver, and was thrown nder the
engine ana dragged ne arly twenty yards before
be could extIieate himself.
DEATH OF A NCN.-Sister Iiguori, formsrI,
Mrs Nary White of our town, and who abou
wear ago Joined the order Of Visitation Num-
al the convent here, and was subse1 uentl-
transferred to Frederick, Md, died there fe :
DAYS since of consumption.
TEMPERANCE MATTBRs-Trinty Church
was'crowded last evening, it being the occasion
or grand temperance demonstration under IN,
auspices Of the Total bstinence Society. Ad
dresses were delivered by Rev. Father Stone
street, Francis McNerhany and others.
GRAIN SALEs.-Three Thousand bushels RED
wheat arrived by canal this morning consi yne,
70 George Waters ESQ, and were ofiere,
~ithout sales up to the closing OF our report, a
the rooms Of the Merchants Exchange.
Boat RACE.-Quite An exciting race with tgt
small boats came OFF Saturday afternoon last
the crews being respectively Colonel Fr1-l
Jones and Edward Derrick, against Georg
Fox snd Thomas Cropley, all members OF ID,
Potomac Boat Club, and the course from tn,
Aqueduct Bridge down to the first bouy, .
Colonel Jones and Edward Derrick came II
ahead
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ALEXANDRIA.

FATAL Academia melancholy and fatal
accident occurred near the village of Accotink.
a short distance below this CITY, on THURSDAY
evening last. Mrs. r. +. Mason, accompanied
by her adopted daughter, bright, cheerful aud
intelligent little girl nine years old, and ano her
lady was visiting the sick of the ne Oh boz hood
when the roeksway in which they were riding
ran over stump In the road, was upset, its oc-
cupans thrown out, the little GIL instantly
killed, and the two ladies considerably bruised
though fortunately not seriously mi Ired.
RKDIsTkICTISG THE CITY.-The special COM
mittee of the City Council, to whom was refer
red the resolution Of Mr.. Shinn, enquiriny into
the expediency Of altering the ward limits, held
meeting Yesterday evening. At which, it is I'M
derstcod, II was determined to so change the
existing division lines as to make the popula-
ton OF the different wards more elual in point
OF numbers than at present.
ALEXANDRIA GRAYs-At meeting OF the
Alexandria Grays, held AZ their srmory, Amer
lean Hall. last night, . constitution and by- laws
were adopted, the style and material of a ia
t1gue uniform determined upon, and some &C
tive and honorary members elected Gd.,tte
Saturday ersning.
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The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.

TEE FKv DkPOT-IMPORrAsT PURCHASE OF
AvHNUE PROPERTY.
Some weeks ago agents Of the Baltimore aui
Potomac railroad visited the owners of the
property located on the soath side of Pennsyl-
vania avenue, extending from the corner of 9Th
street west TO include the fine iron front build
ing OF Messrs. D. b. Bryan & Bro, and with the
most of them the bargains have been closed.
The price of the Fountain Hotel, belonging to
Mr.. Gelston, is $4,000, but the prices agreed
upon for the other pieces Of property (Moore's,
l.. johnson, Campbell and Bry AM have not been
be far from $4,000. IL 10 understood that tn 9
Bryan property will be used by the Adams Ex-
press Company, and on the other property there
will be erected an iron front building Of five
stories in height, the upper portion for offices
and the lower portion as passenger station;
and as soon as the necessary deeds are executed
the work will be commenced
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LOCAL NEWS
AMUsEMENIs, &C.

Neck
Walls Opera HosSe-,JOhn L. Ovens in "She
stoops 10 Conquer and Forty winks."
LfnoOla RdI--Theodore Thomas concert
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, rsX and
streets.
hGkriter's Art Gallery. 4ss 7th street.
sylpania avenue-New pictures Just received.
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WASHINGTON AoUEDucr.
PROPOSALS FOB LABOR AND TOOLS.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., March q, 1871.
Sealed Proposas will be received until u m, on
II. kspAY, March slst, for furnishing al the
labor and tools necessary for completing certain
works upon the w Washington AQueduct. under an
IA. $50.
Printed specifications, forms OF proposals and all
necessary information can be had from Theodore
Same, Engineer, at the ONCE Of the Aqneduct,
30 2429 street, or from the undersigned ct
the Light house Board, Treasury Department.
Bids will not be considered unless they are at
printed specifications.
Each bidder. before presenting his bid must de
post with the Treasurer OF the United States a.
Washington, to the credit of the Washington Aoue
duct, the sum Of $50. getting receipts therefor as
guarantee that be will enter into and carry on the
Contract; av arded to him, in accordance With his
The money go deposited will be refunded 70 the
unsuccessful bidders after the award Of the con-
tract AND to the contractor on its completion
The United States will not be bound to accept the
lowest, nor any bid.
=, Proposals must be endorsed on the envelopes.
Proposals Tor Labor and Tools" and addressed TO
GEORGE II. ELLIOT,
CORPS Of Engineers, u. Z. Army, Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct, Light house Board, Treas
nIy Department: Washington, d, o.
Republican and Baltimore American COW six
times; Weekly Republican one time. mh2l I'd
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mended by all physicians, can be bought and
mace 70 order, at q. Barns Hoop SKIRT and
Corset Factory, COS Eth sfreat . 7I
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Nor DEAD.-The report that DIR. Mudd. of
Charles county, Nd, who receRtly attempted
90 commit suicide. had died, il incorrect He
- said 10 be recovering.
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INV SPRTNe STYLES arriving daily at Else
man * Bros, Clothiers and Tailors, sos Ith
street, May Building.
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THE sGrs OF reserved seats for the Ora torio
~ he Messiah commences At Ellis mnsic store
To-day.
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PREMATURE graynee Of the hair should be
Is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
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GHxTLnRn AND LADIES KID CLOVIS at One
polar . pair, st q. Baums Hoop Skirt and
Oorset actory, 4nS 18th street. 32l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ TION Al TIL z A II.
THIS Monday EVENING, March nth,
First arpss- anee of the Eminent American Actor
MR. r. STETSON,
In Charles Posters Great Drama Of
.NRCh .l.ND Week,
nm with the sensations
TIE EXECUTION.
HE STARTLING RAILRO I'D SCENE.
Saturday ahernOon-MortOns Gift Matinee ID
WALLS 0PERA HOUSE.
One night more The peoples favorits humorist,
JOHN =. OWENS,
whose engagement during the past week has been
one OF the greatest amatic ovstons OF the
THIS Monday NIGHT, March u, 1871,
Dr. Gold smiths fine old English Comedy Of
sHE STOOPs TO CO.S-QUER,
Concluding with his remark able funny specislty.
FORTY WINKS,
GINs, THE MlsER Secure your sests Al Hllis,
Music et0rt wltht ut extra charge. II
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Fashionable niehts-Anotber Great Star.
Five Nights Only.
a N a u q q HI E X.
t1he only living riy oil OF RistoriJ
Supported by l.. X SHEwELL,
And an excellent Dramatic Company,
his"'n T r5HsfSS fo sTGHr. March ..
the grand historic al TRACE iy, in 8 acts, of
MARY STUART.
sir EDWARD Mortimer.....-....N Mr. L. b. she well
Assist q by spleBdid cast OF characters and ap
pointments aud costumss Notwitb standing the
heavy expense attending ibis engagement the liberal
ptlces OF admission Will be maintained. Seats Sc
cured at Eihs Music Store, without extra charge.
Tor the fve nights m2T. q
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TIE FISH NARKET-Darins the pss, xs.l
sbzd and behring's have been coming IN verv
slowly 10 our market, the season not proving 50
early as was anticipated. During the week
about Is 600 shsd were sold At ,Iohnson's wharf
The prices ranging from sis to SIS per hundred
No nsh IN large Quantities have thus far arrived
rom the fishing shores, those brought here
having been mostly csught by the OILERS.
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sHERRY WlHE IN BOUD.

Ne have lev sr, CASKS very pale and delicate
town, ID, o., which we viii sell ~ very email Cd
vance IL IL vine OF our own importation from the
bounced by Judges the nnest wine this side the At.
lantic. Samples can be seen 81 eur store
We are koie Agents In the District for T. J. mar
tin y GO. world Renowned PURE WHEAT
HIsk y. distilled from the best grain ex pressly
Tor medicinal The trade supplied Of distiIIer
prices, BY BROWNING MIDDLETON.
fe4 ola peunayiyanin axepue.
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HsNPLER has urinoms,1s and nvdrou

ALL The LEADING Styles OF bows. youths
and mems Clothing at Oak Hall. 3T6
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INTERESTING TO HOUsEKEgPzRs-thea dyer-
cement OF William +. Given, grocer and tea
dealer, in another column
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CALIFORNIA CArAwBA WINS on dr.uyh,. n,
Hall or
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1HE LITERARY REUNION st the residences OF
ron Horatio King on Saturday evening was a
very pleasant arsir. Don Piatt gave 4 vsry
amusing account OF his diploma attic experience:
Spaulding and Col. Gil Pierce and An inS,rU-
mental duetf-pisno ana vioiin-by Mr. Dan
nisoD and Mrs. Eaton There was A yerv I.rgs
and distinguished company present.
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From and after March LIST, ISL, no account viii be
allowed to BUN OVER 80 DAYS. No deviation
from above rule en- account Of persons
mI I'm II. M LAZENBY
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FISH.
So. I N EeS MACKERkL
No. GEORGE ; BANK MACKEREL,
No. STAT MACkEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD
ST. JOHN ABEWIyES.
PORTSMOUTH, Split HERRING.
PlCkLED SALMON.
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING,
For sale lOw.by
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
III PrnHsNINania N.
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NOVELTIES n MICK WEAR, ct the Orisina,
francs, 43i 9Th street. The cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stores 32I:
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Our stock OF MlNks and LIQUORS 10 very COM
Piete aid cannot be surpassed by any this sise q
New York. Ii comprises the beet brands OF Cham-
payne. am oLs which can be found
vre Clicquot do
koett Chsndar. Green SEAL Do
h. unn Dry verEenay" de-
Cbas. b eidsieck do
Pleasant valley "Oarte Blanche do.
Pleasant Valley "Psris Exposition" DO.
ALSO,
Hennessy Co. Cognsc Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy Co. Oognse Brandy,
California Brandy. Msdeirs Wine.
Sherry. Pert,
Muecat, Pure N slaes
Tor sale low, by
BROWNING 4 MIpDLRToN.
Ola Pennsylyapia ayenue
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.. s'ySssAl AID I.'zsS.s:,qrEE.55 3, Z sY:,o;
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ASTRAL OIL.

Dsroifor Praff's Non Egpiosirs dsf-al DtE.
Juet received. ln0 gallons Prstt's ASTRAL OF l.
warranted not 60 plode. Trade supplied II Nes
BROWNING MIDDLETON
61a pennsrIVsnis .x-..,,.
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PROwNING . MIDDLETON

MOCHA OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
CkfL0N LhSUAnRA, hARAOAIBO, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES
For sale low, by
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
hlA PeRneNl ME 80,
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FOB CoRse, BunIons, Olub and Ingrowtng
NAf, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR.
whites establishment, No SIS 18th street, op-
P0eite United States Treasury. 2Ai2.
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THE TERRITORIAL CAMPAIGN.
The Central Conn iftfees Of Beth
Rafffes.

The Nominations Yet 70 Be Hlde- Ins;rHcfiens az
10 ht TIns GHG Manner 81 Making SIcA Nominal
hOas.
The general committees OF both political
pAIties % the D-sdict of Columbil held mee.-
iugs on Saturday last, at which the following
business was transacted:
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ATTKxPT At ARsoS.-On SATURDAY. night
last, VIM Eaton. formerly lieutenant in the
fiTst District volunteers, who has since been t.
the Insane asylum q lunztic. and Was dis
charged a. cured. Concluded 20 "have fire. and
Iet Hurdle = men put 40 out" SO he first ser nre
10 kafe Homer's porch on ~ street but that was
soon put out without any serious dsmaes occur
ring. About 1880, with some raw cotton satu-
Iaied IN tnrpentine, he attempted TO fire the
Hoht OF Sbaffeld's store, but OEcer Bowie
ueteeted him IN the act, and conducted him to
INC Otntfal guard-bouse. rom whence he will
PROBABLY return 70 the custody OF DR. Nichols