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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04
>7ORF 70 L X A \ D B o ) L y n.

The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
meeting =. Norfolk with the steamers sE-
Of the lIe7cnun:s' and Miner Trans. zss1ssssss
porration Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf No. 4 south wharves EVERY MON
DAY and THURSDAY at 2.3U p. m, for Nor
folk Returning leave Norfolk on TU EoDAYS
and FRIDAYS, At 3 p. m, stopping at Fort
Washington, Glymont. Piney Point, Point
LOCKOUT and Fortress Monroe.
1hi: line. connecting at Alexandria with the
o., y. 4 VI. anc ". l. Q. R. Rs, and a. Nor
ok with the Boston steamers. offers superior IN
lucernents t"r the rapid and careful Shipment OF
III kinds Of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention Of shippers il particularly di-
rccted to this feature. All freight forwarded
frc. Of commission, sld through bills Of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board: or 70
Y. d. GEONER, Norfolk, J. 6. WATERS,
Georgetown. or
+. A. REED. Agen: Alexandria
s. 2. BROWN Is son, Gen. Agts.,
Cor. l5::. ST. and New York ave.
Washington D. G.
Frs. class ::;re t. Norfolk, 81; round trip S
Second cla=s fare % y orlolk So round trip, s.
M I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04
ZINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS.
= AIDES AND GENTS MERINO VESTS

J. NJ. STEWART
Has lust opened n lot of the various sizes of La
dies Merino Vests, high neck and long sleeves;
also Gents, of the small and SOME Of the largest
sizes also Gents Silk Vests, II desirable article.
OCT If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04
+ ISL UP l. y ED.

4 handsome lot a.: SILK Poplins, in beautiful
shades Of blue. lilac. silver grey, ashes OF roses,
Nc Iirsa goods are Very handsome and cheap
Shade. o. the new cours in Satteens.
\ III. line OF Black Cushmcres.
Black AlpucaS st al priccs-some extremely
fine goods.
Cassimcres for boys. and Prints, and Bleached
and Brown Cotton>, Of all grades.
nov j. NJ. STEW ART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04

MILLINERY, FANCY S HAIR GOODS.

CASSIMERE SUITINGS AND OVER
" COATINGS.
Received this morning very large addition
to our stock Of the above some OF them al great
" reduced prices.
GRAY and BROWN CHEEOITS, of which
we can furnish very handsome business suit
Ior S26-a great bargain Call and see them III
nov q WILMER Il SLAIMAkEKS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04

nm now receiving ;ny Fall and Winter stock
ni DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS consist
ing Of PRINCES Gimps, Satins, Laces, &c The
fines, stock ol Trimmings ever brought to this
market y, G. G. BERRiiS,
nnl ~ - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-04
sDROCHE SHA W LIS.

The xttcn:ion OF the l4lies is specially called
to 81 very large and elegant stock OF BkOChE-
SHAWLS this day received from New York.
Prices rs follows So S35, $40, $50, SIS, 500,
SIZE and $50.
, 1872-12-15
MARRIED.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Champaign Ill.,. Dec,
l: St the EesdGDeo Of hsF hTothe. NJ James NJ
cago. and bliss Sarah M. Hcaley. No cards.
eS Little Rock, Ark, paoors please copy.
HARkER-GOODR1CH-Iut this city, ut the residence
Of the BRIDES No. o anglcy-av by the Rev j.
F. Yates. iIr Wan A. HarEor and Miss julia F. only
daughter Of A. j. Goodrich, Esq.
eV Iowa City, lows and Troy, N. F., papers p1ease
copy.
father, IL Washington Nv, Dec 1874 BY the Rev Dr..
Kenny, Wm II. Cheshire and Miss Nellie Smith, Of Chi
cago.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chic.go. Dec H.
Brsutford. Ontario. aad Miss Frauces L. Williamson Of
this city.
c. b. HelmeT. Nj Edward i. Mack and Mrs. Frances
Lodge.
CLARK-HA3lLIN-0n On Thursday the 18th inst, at tho
+. u By the Rev. Abbott F; Kitt1edge. OF Chicago.
Chicago, and Miss Sara j. Hamliu. No cards.
h H. E.; Eoxs, Nev nt Centenary
Miss Saddle K daughter Of s L. Horn. Ell Of this cty
, 1872-12-15
DIED.


CLOSE-Tho funeral Of Mrs. Jano SoutnHell Close
will take place from her late residence 80 Huttcreld
fuly invited. N>'~'
CALLAHAN1Iast evening. Jerry 2. Callahan. adopt
Funeral At 10 O'Clock, Monday from l0 South bfnrran.
st. Friends Of tho family will attend without urtheS no
ticp. ~ ~
DuH1G-Saturda5 Deo. II, John P. Duhig, Aged Is
to Calvary, by cars - 1o"o'1 o'''
JAW0RsK1-oct; II, 187o, At bis mothers residence,
~ Desp!alnes-st after painful illucss Ferdinand A.
JaworsA ~ A~'NA Ae A
P!CkETT.n Englewuod, Monday, Dec g. 1879
IS years. - 0HA"3' "se4
NJ lLEV1GGToN- N-1n Detroit, Dec. 7, of con.umpton.
Ihonas r: Losin8tou, OF Chicago.
DlLLON-AtNotze Dame. Soush Bend, Ind, Wednes.
"a 4a @ @mo1a,ns Dec after lingering though not pain
~ nness, M5s Margaret Dillon, aged ai mother Of
slonn Oll3n Esq, doceased, formerly Of Joliet H. and
James N. Dillon. o' "t11eA Ano
aor remains were conveyed to- and Inferred at Joliet
mee @ R n quiet and most becoming annor al except
& b o eae Immediate members Of the family
bot3. "N1>oA AA1e"4os ALL neiea-
,, "1hEELL-Satuzday, Dec. IL at hor late residence
~ Sophia street. Of consumption Sophia e. Wife Of
y. 2. H9rroH, aged q years, month aud ia days
Fnne5al from the North Star Church coruer Division
aaa oeogWlck Streets Tomorrow, at p. m.
, 1872-12-15

The readers Of TIE TRIBUNE are remind that on
Wednesday afternoon next Mr. Alexander Ton Wendt,
wellknowu conuoisseur in works of art xi sell his
collection Of oil paintings on exhibition at the
store No. 1ss State street. Nearly all Of hese paint
ings originals Of very celebrated arists. It is
hoped that those Of citizens who have desire to
adorn their homes with Paintings Of real merit will
ako the time to drop in and them. Dcnot fail to
call and eee for yourselves. YIN. L. Dusers T. Co.
Will make the gale.
, 1872-12-15

In these days Of searching for nice presents
Tor friends the holidays draw near it is pleasure
10 reoomnen7 the reader to place where he or she
cau enjoy the benefit Of 1age varied and tasteful
.ock from which select and at the time where
s+rict1y first class Such place is the well Known
3ewary establishment Of D. Peacock. at No. 90 West
Madison street, Hc1a mN ha found the newest md
, 1872-12-15
- Tr71s~r

Julius Caesar" at Aiken's.
tne nome Journal says Of Caastus: aThe return
~ @ lawrence Barrett did mora than anything to
insure the real SUCCESS Of the piece Mr. Barretta
snnross roe Is cass know of no one who can
vigor Of the part" A0paoeoce and nervous
, 1872-12-15

Lipman's Sale Of Unredeemed Hedges.
On Monday, Dec. 16, great sale Of 1nredeaned
pledges at auction will be held by Mr. 4 ipnan, the
well:known pswnbroker, whose goods art always Of
the best and who never nuisrepresents heir value.
The sale will take place at the auction rDns of VIM
A. Buffers & Co., Nos. IS and 81 Canal street. and will
consist Of large assortment Of gold and silver
e open and vest chains guns, cutlery ocra giasses
md fine line Of fancy goods for holiday gifts. The
sale will be peremptory, and will begin It 10 O'Clock
4 n.
, 1872-12-15
Testing the Pianos,

Testing the Pianos.
Those who called at the plano rooms OF Jlius Bauer
Co., Nos. $780, 39o, 3o4, and 3o6 Wabash avenue, on
yesterday met With rich treat in the Wy Of piano
music, as Madame II. Dodon, the French 1anist, who
is at present in tho city, trying the Of Of
those fine instruments, the grand, square, and up
right planofortes manufactured by Vm. Knabe.
Madame Dodon ranks among tho best perfrmers upon
the piano, and the music abe discoursed upon those
hnabe pianos and the style in which SIC executed
some Of tho most difficult pieces ceranly praise
WORTHY
, 1872-12-15

Honor also to the inventors whose gen7s hare
cipated the Of women from the druLgery Of the
needle. Honor to 4 firm, which, like thaWilsou Sew
ing Machine Company, distributes its naanes broad-
cast throughout the land prices that the poor
and humble can afford to pay. frst-cass machine
for S50 This is the proclamation Of the Wilson Sew
ing Machine Company to the people. 51esroom at
No. 38 West Madison street, Chicago, and in all other
cities in the United States. The Company agents
in country tQMpss
, 1872-12-15
'Steiu's.

Everybody mows that old reliable nr1n, where they
always getmore than their moneys worth. Holiday
Goods Of every description, useful and ornamental,
and your choice for s. We do not advertise 81 md
mean something else. Come early and avoid the
crowd, No. 1a4 West Madison street. formerly at No.
SO South Clark street. AfRs. E. a. STE1H.
, 1872-12-15

Fine FflntlnE.
We find on our table calendar for 1877, printed by
:. S. Thompson Co.. Of Canal ant Washington
Streets which, aside from its great excellence spec
linen Of the Art Preseryavc is notable for having
Tignette, which, at glance, records th magnitude
and diversity Of the commercial interest," Of city.
The Chamber Of Commerce, shipping in he river the
shot tower, departing railroad trains, stately ware
houses and paatia1 stores, grouped s. to SHOW
the activity and energy Of the people hc have rebuilt
the handsomest city IN the country in oneyear.
, 1872-12-15

surpaEses all in compactness, concordance, econo-
my and elegancy. It occupies onl! one-fourth the
space Of an ordinary bedstead, is aapted to paror,
library, dining-roon and Office. VII fit any niche in
your house. Six styles and all 6za- It solves the
question Of living gentee11y in oon. The Childs
Empire Bedstead, great novelty, is on. exhibition
Sold on insta1ments Of $1,000 month, if desired.
Empire Parlor Bedstead Company, No. 352 West Madi-
SOD street.
, 1872-12-15
a Card.

We are pleased toannounce to friends and those
in want OF stationry, artistic printing, our own
superior make Of blank books that have removed
our saleroom andstock to Noe IS and 81 Canal street
corner Of Washi1gton where shall be glad to show
them our stock aad receive their ORDERS which viii be
executed with pomptneHs and satisfaction.
CAMERON, AMBERG / Co.
, 1872-12-15
Ladies and Gentlemen

Ladies and Eeut1emen
viii please bear in mind that there is mo- hing
suitable for holiday gift than elegantset Of furs
and, Judging from the number who daily rtst the fur
rooms Of Messrs. Bishop T. Barnes should gay they
were the parties to purchase from. TheJ certainly
make fine display Of fine goods and they are man.
ufactnrers, Of their prices always the low
est You all know where his royal hghaess the Black
Bear stands, at the Of State and Monroe street,
opposite Palner's grand hotel.
, 1872-12-15

Madame Cary would inform her many friends and
tnas ahe nss On hand an elegant stock Of caps
and evening flowers, Of unusually elaborate md
varied designs which che will close out At redncod
Prices on and after Monday Dec. 16 Her store is At
, 1872-12-15

The Wines and Liquors of Swain, Bar.
nard g Co.,
o. NOS 4s and Is state street, among the best BE-
4ecteo stocks in the city. The Kentucky whiskeys
ported portion Of the stock comes drect to te Tosa
~ b. Co. are now permanently located at the aboye
, 1872-12-15

Lawrence Barrett as Cassius.
ihs New York Daily Times says: "A1r, Barrett has
made decided hit as cassius,-don,e more for his
other part he has acted >3A - my
, 1872-12-15

0UE 06tCE dEHIu.
The old and wel-egtablisbed drm of merchant
taiors Geo. F. Haines Co., who have been partially
lost sight OF up town, in Harmon court for over
year. have got back their old quarters before the
fire. and will be found hereafter their neat and COSY
Block "@'
, 1872-12-15

The beautiful jewelry stores Of ". H. Mayo, ca
Twent5second street and No. 155 West Madison. IRA
oVerhowng with new and elegant goods for Christ as
and New Years presents and selling at very low prdce
~ are invited to call and examine the lovely Ferln
jewelry. oA4o
, 1872-12-15
For Christmas

A. H. Andrews l. Co., In their new quarters
Matson's jewe1ry store. cornsr Of State and Mcnroe
streets, hare globes, obJet-teaching FORMS most
tractive and Instructive Christmas gifts Webbs
cards and boxes IN endless Of amusement.
, 1872-12-15
Rich and Rara

.nd -, wear, in aable, seal, MINK ernaine
az 1ne Ainos OF futs known to the trade are no
son sree BY frier No sa West d
that vii Both sstan; ne Sherman House, at prices
, 1872-12-15
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF MANUS REGAN 4
aatye Of County Mayo Ireland, about IS
tion concerning him will be thankfully recoised b. hi
brother, LUKE REGAN, Trinidad. klamath County
, 1872-12-15

Covenant Lodge No. 5e8, A. F. aud L. H. Tho Animal
s m fs II III b. hea d aeTt Friday evening
st. tos the election Of officers payment of dues Ese
h Is heseby notified to Be There will also
~ special communication Tuesday evening" Doc II
BY order Of iYbf EERp To ~
d. W. LAWRENCE, Secrntarv. 7 ~ "A'
, 1872-12-15

most beautiful styles and patterns, which offered
at low prices. Ladies' and gentlemen Iu consult
their interests by calling on A1r. Peacock.
, 1872-12-15

during the next 80 days. Alt selections can be made
from large end well assorted stock, at specinl1y low
prices, during the holidays.
, 1872-12-15

Special Inducements.
No one should fail to visit ~. r7h,sss
Boot and Shoe House. 5s5 State street, 1oear .,,,
, 1872-12-15

Attention. Sir Knightss

Attention, Sir Knights!
Tne annual conc1ave Of Chicago Com
nanoery NO. 10 T. T., will be held at the
Asylum, corner Halsted and Randolnh.s :.
Monday evening, 10th inst, at 7l-2 O'clock
Election OF officers for ensuing year. A full
attendance expected. By order Of the E. g.
JOHN WHITLEY. Recorder
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED-A YOUNG MAN HAVING
l. S oW IN money. wishing to invest in good safe
rent low may cali Monday At Is sonth anu M
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED-WITH $3. 000 10 S5- oNo "a p.
bosfn at IN wellestabshed grain and flour mission
means which would lind safo and profitable inyestment M
AddlessQ E5, Tribune office ~'-o-AA--1'
, 1872-12-15

PA,RTNER RWANTED-MFRUrT,O CANNED GOODS.
6c, business we'll established. Have too nu ch tn d.
a Hone 6nt good honest, working need apply Ad
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WAETED-N A GOOD RETAIL DRY
goods and notion store, In best location On South
side Aeve fresh stock Of goods and doing lively 1a
ESD trade Capital required only $3, QO0 Addreas &
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED-WITH s200 LARGE PRO
H. 125 South Clark-st. wa Ao'4
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PART
.bs1 aeE r. Ssngie ~ psefoTEed With s3 esab
CHANCE to tho right Best city references given
required. Address A.49, Tribune office, ~ @4
, 1872-12-15

EJARINER WANTED-$10,0 0o0. WANTED AM EN-
o+e9ie business man to engage in Legitimate manu-
fhroughout tho West For particulars inquire at 81 son
, 1872-12-15

FlN be held At Masonic Temple, West Side Nonia1
'Essnng, st Dec ls. at7S o'clock. Work. N@>0A4's
~ ofoeF, JAMES II. MILES, Gr Soc,y
, 1872-12-15

toARTNER WANTED-A SPLENDID CHANfE-A
having built ators tone Of the best ioca
oS n the cityl desires partner with S. Q0: can CLAIR
net $i9 Q per year and risk business rats fufni
m pest Of references given and required. Address
, 1872-12-15

pARFNER WANTEDcWITH 8200 70 JOIN THF
r. II sa1s sad groable exhibition bust
TYP peo9s to perform also profit per Woek guaranteed
Addtoas q l5h Branch Tribune Office.
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED WITH. $500 CASH, 70
g111eeas ,R T., e1tant Address can upon o. e. an
, 1872-12-15

pARTNER WANTED-WITH $50o, OR CREDIT 70
4 that amount. want good man moro thau mouey
BUSINESS men only call 1t Is sonth Canalst., Room l..
, 1872-12-15

pARRTNER WANTED-WITH a CAPITAL OF
" w. II Is AZ aatiye CASH business VIII pay good
returns. Address G s.. Tribune Office. F"' e
, 1872-12-15

PARTNER. R.WANTED-MALE OR FEWATE WITFI
Eso0. to start boarding house. Addresa e68 A..
, 1872-12-15


PARTSER LIT 2 ~ WA!NTED-WITH Az! FROM $500 TO ST. COO
adtssd a tfsf # 4 cash Ses ras1snsss
ARRaa5ohMh RaoMhsT sTAHEERn j1a iBaas 5EsEs REsa BUSINESS
pARTNER WANTED RD-#TFHACAPTTAL 0FA1CTT
t 6Bsa3
Rds rstf S. III oos in
PARTNER WANTED-THE SUBSCRIBER. HFiS6
n1opssy a onsr qf H. chosa
ssa 9efsdRa lSs %;s sb
ssssa sG 4 e ss t. 60 ASss.
espita aemtyh a a,ts5i.hoa hRRnTER Ell si
seah fsss aaa good business asss
s.tss. wsn paying millinery and fancy goods store is
onss ID sfnttismsR t ;9I 5avnK built stoEs tone
Rvsa a nd Fefs 1dds aas
start BOARDING houss 81 fzens 1adaa's = s@12H IT.
PATRTNEK WAIVED : 70 OPEN BOARDING
paid se ~ aaas' furnished and rent
pAnTNEn WANTED-To INVEST ANY AMOUNT
1 E " 1stetences given and required. Address TO-
PAfETNER fgs1sG1 WtA;N|:TER-ENERGET7o, WITH si,5oo
oARTNiER Isris5as WANTED-A, GENTLEMAN OF Ex-
f'es ass i de- de-
~ tne insurance business will accept position
Ssss
s9snts ef sGg ;.S 5 e.
p2sd sres 15 o99 II ono to travoi Eass
III East Madison.st ~ - LIZ 'n'S "oek' Room D.
ARTMeh eEEcl3d bn,'IA!s o WANTED ~ EN-
1dcLuf3AK buS1nrs9 pGodg nr1eI
, 1872-12-15

PARTNER WANTED-WITH FROM $500 TO S,
T. cash. to 60 into manufacturing business, Tarco
Gy trade al cash. Be2t referenees gTc1
Address k Il Tribune nfich. N7 7N'e1N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23
G EORG WIN.

BOY DROWNED IN THE CAMILLA white boy
named Timothy WEIGH, about 10 years old, was
drowned in the canal about O'Clock this morn
towpath, q little above the aqueduct, and got
between the tow-line of q boat and the canal,
and was dragged into the water. There WIS no
attemrrt made to rescue him, the boat not even
stopping. The father of the boy is st-vedore
at the coal wharv.c: The body was sub 7equently
recovered and the corones notified, but he de-
clined t. hold an inquest. The boat YVES the
Martha. bOurd for Cumberland, light.
THE CORPORATION MA: KRT HOUSE, under
the tuperintendenco of Mr.. W. H. Barker, mar
ket master, is undergoing a complete Gle -nsing,
withdrawing, &C., which " al add much - the
health and comfort OF the place when COM
pleted.
The REPUBLICANS of the third d'>;rict hold
meeting at Market-hor Hall Tomorrow even
ing. See advert sement.
CAPTAIN John HOOPER. of Salisbury. Md,
who WIS found dead in bis cabin at the Wash
ingtOn wharf yesterday, was well known to our
merchants, having traded here for over 30 We .r;,
bringing lumber, wood and country produce to
our marke..
RELICS OF THE PAsr.-In excavaiing for the
new tewer on the north side Of Bridge street,
corners.
OUR COAL wHARvEs presented q lively ap-
pearance this morning, the late winds having
brought in a large number of vessels Cleared
with COAL schooners f. K. Lockwood, for Provi-
dence, x. l., 400 tons; A. f. Carl, Somerset,
Massachusetts, 400; Marion Draper, Portland,
NJ anne, 3Zf TONS; a. Lewis, ran River, 200 tons;
Harriet Thomas, Providence, R. l., $50 tons.
A PRIZE FIGnT took place last evening on
Anaostan Island between Pete Hurley and
Hack Butler, with seconds, Whackey Stone (for
Hurley and Art King flor Butler.) Both par
ties were badly punished. The Il ght ested ahnni
half an hour; rough and tumble. Some fifty
spectators were present. This fight originated
from a similar one which took place on Satur-
day evening last on Rock creek, there parties
being friends to those who fought On Saturday
Hurley came out victor.
ARRIVED TO-DAY.-Steamers F.. G. knight
from New York; Columbia, from Baltimore
New York, from Philadelpnia; all with mer-
chsndise to our District merchants.
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A l. E X A n ID r | A .

THE PARK.-We are pleased to learn that the
prospects tor having Park, at the southern
end of the city, where ground suitable TOR TIE
purpose can be obtained, are vel encouraging,
and hat several of our public.spirited citizens,
anxious tor such an improvement, have taken
the matter in hand, and so tar progressed
" it'll their plans as almost to insure the success
OF the enterprise. Two or three very liberal
offers of land and mears have already been
made, and II those who now have the subject
under consideration are met " It'll further liberal
propositions as anticipated, the Park will be
constructed at no very disteDt day.
ESCAPE OF A PRIsoNER.-A colored man,
named James Brown, tho had served out, all to
two weeks, q term of imprisonment in the city
jail for stealing rope from canal boat, escaped
on Saturday last and he's not been heard OF
since. He was taken out % bring the daily sup
ply Of ice for the Jail from q neighboripg ice
house, and availed himself OF the opportunity
afforded by the temporary withdrawal Of the
guards attention, to effect his escape.
LOVE LAUGHS AT ALL ODsrACLEs-A young
train which passed that station last SATURDAY
night, and though her father, who, ii appears
was on the qui vive, searched the cars for her
concealed her elf 80 successfully that she escap.
ed detection, and reached this city in safety
At the depot here she was met by young mar
with hack, and thc3two started OF immed,a at .
y for VT ,hington. where, it is supposed the.
The SunpAY LAW was pretty well observed
yesterday. though several parties have been re
ported tor lite infraction, and will be proceede,
had instructed the police to- relax their VIII
lence with regard to the Violations OF the law.
incorrect. No orden except those publishe,
have been neaed respecting the law, and tn
visiops - long o. they remain unrepealed.
STILL Oh THE MxND.-Arthur Cole the col
ored man who was % severely cut and saashe,
John Rollins, at the brick yards between her,
and washington, some nights ago, il, DR.. Glib
son, Who sewed up his wounds, eleven in number
M yv1A n tRtSxv -.
likely to recover, Rollins is SIM con usi in i'll
here.-Gdsehe lAst eueaiag = = = : = -
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pABAeOLS q every shade, siss, snd color, a
i can be bought cheap ct
nF-u sg e ssiS HaTkss Spsss. 1
WE WOULD REOOHHBIp THOSE WHO de
w sire % parcAase oxHUlN1 TEAB 81 -
see III e.. 81. e. svA. ed 2. mays,S1 vi
T. Q. JUgTH PAY1 FAB PRlCES for Lsdlss'
Ee Cent? md Childrenh Second hand CLOTH
6 0Io p street., between eth and tn Streets EntS
d ~ peoDDtH at1on0oa ~ Ioulo.M
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NJ y.
SPINNING OF a EEW erATlOHRHH sTOBI
AND BLANK BOOK MAngBACTORY.
LfTno0KAPHING,E EGRAviNo, FRIHrIus
AEp BIEDyH0 DONE TO OBDBR.
The public are invited % call end Oxaxnfne a,
80 deck, BEN. y. wBBNCH,
Under Eattcnsl z siroeolitan Bank,
and next door b JeL Cooke Oe. n
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excavations. Pickles, Ae

Daily excursions To Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
Promenade concert by the s-arine Band at the
Highlands on Thursday.
Excursion TO Marshall Hall to-morrow br
PbaDix Tent, 4. q. Rechsbiees.
ceptiOn Of picnic parties.