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nc House tlen. al 3. Do D. m.. adionrned.

rTSwaIn ess IS the latest word coinage.
STortoise shell handles are the freshest
EaraSOl Od,lity.
Sunday evening teas" are the latest New
York style.
ErThe spring style for the Sandwich IslauI-
els l. red string above the left knee. The
present fashion is red string below the knee
81 North CarOlinian state senator has been
tined 81 for shooting robins on the public high
way; and h asks whats the use OF being a leg
i>!atOT II highway robin i not to be suppressed.
sSTenEysOn i reported by an Observing
ccmmen atcr a. "a most inveteTatc smoker. AMI
u love lclene>S above all things, dreaming aw ay
hIs CNiSten, re
sv-DT. W. \. Hudson was convicted in thu
Criminal Court at ST. Louis on Saturday OF
T1ansiaUs Inter III the second degree for rrOcnrip,
an abortion 90. Ann J.. Gill, about "A wear ago.
and was sentenced 20 three years imprisonment
a. The most ancient manuscripts are written
without accents, stop, or separation between
the words. nor VS. IL until after the ninth cen
fury that cepyis,s began TO leave spaces between
words.
s7-Sayannah was the first city in the United
states that hal paid lire depar .ment. The de-
laTtmeEt was organized in ISj0. aud the mem
fgIS received / cents per hour while uI,lu
only at fTeS.
~ IiTituali>tS in PaH~o- Maine who have
teen receiving conn atoms from an ac-
Puaihtance supposed 10 lr dad for some time
were considerably surprised b. lis appearances
IA their city lew DAYS ago.
EZ-1 he female clerks in the OF &C Of the Rns-
'r4t - C ->>-vntf are very often required T.
work iI'm O'Clock in the morning tin II a.
T'Eht without anything like commensurate com
I'u~&jl"H.
q" Among the members OF the muSical pro
lesion. who SAL Ter Europe, on the i.h OF next
month. are Nile. Nilsson. Mad. Parepa RO.t
MI Sautiey. Nir. ana Mrs. SGguin, Mr. VIM
castle. N'ie- fayai- ". Jarret, and VI. Barre.
ESAt Virginia City, Nevada. this spring an
CIteIi ri~iIg bCv, OF u3ne years duration took
Ei> Httic bICtL-r % "a paint shOI, and decorated
l. h ~ Sioux style. after which he exhibited the
child g. "A eat AIRED son CI Spotted Tail, az the
rate OF twenty-five cents visitor.
e. Nj. O. IL. LevC> tells a story of a gentle
man who, ulJcr the scissors. said .omsthinr
about his q! uEiUg locks being caused bv the
development o.. Ii, brains. Excuse, me sill, =
t'nsihtd the barber. "but YOU are labor;ng
thder q mistake. The bTaiGs permeate the
KUN, aud encourage the growth OF the hair
tt0Es ;ctGi Esg'rs for, sur
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
raised at the Second Session of the
FortySecond Congress.
GENERAL NATuRR-No. PSI

lUENEEAL NATURE-NC. p.
AN ACT for the relief OF George W. Morse.
BeH enacted by he Senate and House of Repre-
Sehidfirss # tie United States Of America IN Con-
gress osseBiJied, That the Com missioner of
Patents be, and he hereby is, authorized to en-
tertain and exercise jurisdiction over petitions
OF George W. Morse for the extension of tive
Letters patent granted to him on the twenty
eighth day Of October, eighteen hundred and
nifty SIX, for further term of seven years from
the day on which such extensions NAV be grant
ed and to hear the testimony of the applicant
and determine upon the said petitions in the
same manner and with the same effect as ii the
orig iDal terms OF said patents OF OF any foreign
patents covering the same inventions had not
expired, and 10 grant or refuse such extensions
uIon the same principles, otherwise. that gov
eIh ms dc isions upon such applications when
made under the law of July eighth, eighteen
hundred and seventy: PrOridsd, That no person
snail be held liable for the infringement OF said
patents, II extended, for making use of said in
veruOus since the expiration of the original
Ter ms OF said patents, and prior to the date OF
Their extension: And prOrided further, That anv
person. hrm. or corporation now engaged in the
Manufacture Of fire. arms, and using said inven-
ton, shall be entitled to use the machinery made
or constructed by them for manufacturing the
same since the expiration of the original terms
OF said patents, without liability during the
tel m Of said extension.
APPROVED. March IL 1872
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DIED.

bABBlNGEON. On the 25'h inst. at 2ocIock
, m, Mrs. NANCY BABBINGTOE, in the 76Gh
var 81 her sEe Tor the last nineteen years resi-
crnt Of this city. Boston and Manchester, " Ii .
papers please crIy
Her funeral VIII take place on "Wednesday the
= 70 instant az clock m, from the resd N 20
.' her daughter corner 81 street east aad -ira,,f
tsId -
eyed week.. - ~
CAULDWELL. On IN. .5'h ius...at L.. o'clock
:, IA MAt,GIh, W crst Gsug Inter OF AEdrex and
haIJ sUitweil. agtd- years months and DAYS
ite iGnefal WILL take siace TO morrow al D m .
40 Hi1 Oh street. "
HpRNER. On the 18th irst.. Of pneunoni,.
AbbIE l.. eldest child IT Ca~rie y a,d IN. TIe.
~ rntr- a-ti ears. months aud days,
ffithd- u tie family invited To attend the fu-
ial' Nh'ih axe p!s-e - tue RS irnce Of her
20Ci.tk iso"' -
LAFf NTAIEE. on the Is IA instant, HENRY
LAtyNTAiNE, AGED Il years.
Relatives AID iTIfuis 81 TIN family ar raoua..a3
attend he funeral f.oni re- .cehce No 400 Mar
"a q avenue, % " ednerdry, NJ clock D. m
THOMPSON Ca the 25ih instant, JOSEPH
5eaT> o months III = days
pas t'itie &c rsir. speak Wa imploTe.
N " think LOW We hear him from that far on
Say I4an ma and para. my sui,rings are o'.r.
, euT CwL Estie gorge o. heaven has gone
70 ~ s,hs 81 1Tsr Jssu- hJ bright angels borne.
81 ~ a. ma Az, papa. you. too. must come
I've Siih ne AID the angels ~ our SayiOurs bright
FUNERAL takes place corner nth CAPITOL AMI
,iicets ; W AZ clock "Wednesday s7th ip-tsns
fLlelHs 81 the family invited TO attend
pEEt n % u 2S;h ST, q .carie, fever,
- days son of CT ITles A ami iieTseatrne WIFI
Funeral vii Isks place Fl m 232 SIN street be-
clock p IN. The relatives and friends are invi,si
g. attend.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 26.l


the State OF Nevada.
E' ~ enacted bB The Senate and House of Rsprs-
sshfGttreS Of tie Jait,d States Of America an Cor
gross assembled, That all that portion of the
State of Nevada, embraced in the following
described limits, to wit, commencing at the cor
ner common to townships twenty-fOur and
twenty-five north, range forty-fOur and forty
Eve east, Mount Diable base and meridian;
thence running due east TO the eastern boundary
line OF the State OF Nevada; thence north on
SAID eastern boundary of said State to the north
boundary of said State; thence west on said
north boundary of said State to the eastern
boundary of the Carson land district; thence
south along said eastern boundary of the Carson
land district TO the place of beginning shall
constitute a separate land district, to be called
the ElkO land district. the office of which shall
be located at Elko, i'm Elko county, State of
Nevada; which location may be changed by the
President of the United States from time to
time "a the public interest may require.
SIC. ?. That the President shall appoint by
and with the advice and consent of the Sentte
or IN the recess of the Senate, a register and a
receiver OF public moneys for said district and
said officers shall reside i'm the place where said
land-Oftice is located, and shall have the same
powers and receive the same emoluments as the
same officers now receive in the other land dis
tTiCts in said State.
Approved, March 70, 1872.
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GENERAL NATFRE-NO. 211
IN ACT TO create an additional land district in
the State of Minnesota

Be ~ enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
StHtGfireS If the United States Of AnericG IN CON
gfcSs assembled, That the President of the United
States be, and he Is hereby, authorized TO estab-
lish an additional land district in the State of
Minnesota, embracing all that part OF the
present Alexandra land district which lies
north OF township number one hundred and
fhirty-six north, and west of range number
thiIty-hye west of the fifth principal meridian,
and to fix from time to time the boundaries
thereof, which district shall be named after the
place at which the Office shall first be estab-
iShed: and the President shall nave power to fix
from time to time the location of tile Office for
such district.
SIC. ?. That the President is hereby author
ized to appoint, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate. register and receiver for
said land district, ChO shall be required to reside
at the site of the land Office for said district who
shall be subject 10 the same laws and response
Utilities, ard whose compensation, respectively
SHAH be the same as that now allowed by law to
other land officers in said State.
ApprOyed March u 1879
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL

SENATE.-ATter our report closed

SFNATE.-AfteT our report closed
NT. Chandler called NJ the following bills:
Authorizing mail steamship service between
New orleans and certain Mexican ports. After
g. :, ussiun passed.
Aprropriating 40 600 to deepen ST. Clair ats
canal 20 the depth OF IL feet. Passed.
House hill u establish port OF entry and de-
livery ~ PittSAurg, Pa. Passed.
To facilitate the execution ct and protect GER
tain works Of public imprOv ment. Passed
Amending act 70 declare bridges of New Or
teams. MOBILE. and Chattanooga Railroad Com
TTuN post routes 50 a. TO provide that said road
shall construct drawhridse to allow the pas
age Of vessels. Passed.
To facilitate commerce between the United
STATES and China, japan and the countries of
Asia MI. Morrill, (Nt) said this was a very ex-
ifaCrdinary bill. aud would bear considerable
EXPLANATION He did not imagine that Senators
really knew what il was. and he ironically sug-
StSied that a day be given specially to it. The
IN. vas then laid over.
To amend the act to regulate the consular and
diplomatic Systt m Of the EitCG - ates, increaS-
ing the salary AT various c0u>UlateS. including
London Paris. and Havana and making fur
Tier regulations concerning the consular and
diplomatic Sv~tem. Passed.
House hill to amend the act to authorize the
protection OF American citizens who NAV dis
cover deposits OF guanO. Passed.
MI COTbett moved to again take up the bill 10
Facilitate commerce between the United States
China. Japan. and the countries OF Asia
Mr Morrill, tNanel said this bill contained
t"yci provisions, and must eventually lead 10
PENDING action on the bill the Senate went into
executive session and then adjourned.
Hot SE--After our report closed
MI Hawley iII) moved 10 suspend the rules
and take irCm the Speakers table and pass the
Senate bill in relation to bOuuties and home
SfCads to soldiers who served ninety days or
more in the late war OF the rebellion. The rules
we're susJc Eded and the bill passed.
NT. Garfield tohiOl asked leave to present and
TO have printed in the GioIs a memorial ct citi-
ZeI> Of WaShir gton, protesting agai INST the pas
sage OF the bill IN relation to the location of the
DEPOT Cf the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
Mr.. HICkey Pa objected.
Mr.. TNnCr. ,lnd.,) from the Committee
Public Buildings and Grounds. reported a joint
resolution appTOpTiating GEO for the con-
stTUctiOn of a statue of the late Admiral Farra-
gut. and for it, erection in FaTTagut square,
Washington. Me>srs. Tyner aud Cox made ap-
ITOpTiate remarks, and the bill passed
Mr. Negley, pa from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill to amend the act to
provide tor the better protection of life and
property on vessels propelled in whole or in
part 10y steam. and moved that the rules be Sus-
Tended and The bill made the special order for
Thursday next. Mr.. Dawes. in opposing the
melton, said the WAYS and Means Committee
would not be- ready TO report the Chicago relief
bill before Wednesday. The rules were sus-
Ieuded and the order made.
The House then, at 3. 10 y. m adjourned.
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GENERAL NArrEE-No. % 7

Az ACT authorizing the President OF the United
States TO Te-estabish the Monroe land district
in the State OF Louisiana.
lie a en0cted bg the SeAOte and House Of Repre-
S'htdttrsS 81 The tyted States If smericI ~ Con-
cTess assembled, hat the President of the Uni
ted States be. and he IL hereby, authorized If
IN Ms judgment the public interests would be
>nbSerNed thereby - 70 establish the Monroe
land district in the state ot Louisiana. with the
same boundaries that existed before the consoli-
dalton OF said land district with the land dis
tTiCt at New Orleans.
Approved, March lG. 1872.
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RI W. l.. WALL 4 co. ,Auctloneers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue

AVE. WV ouu oO~ fcunst Nhnia avenue.
CHANCERY SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING
MOUSE, STU ATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF
TT6 HHn STTRkEErir NEAE THE WASHING
Ia. preme Court of the District of Columbia. passed
ZION the 9Th day Of February, 1872 i'm a cause
therein depending. wherein the FIRST National Bank
OF Washir gton Is COM plainant, and John " Morsell
and others are def. ndsnts being Equity num-
sell by said decree, will sell at public auction, in
front ot the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the goth
day OF March, lS2, at o'clock in the afternoon ne
property mentioned in the proceedings in said
cause to Wit Lot numbered forty four, A. in res
eryatloD numb red ten. 10 } in the city Of Washing
thereon
The terms of sale prescribed by said decree are as
follows One third OF the purchase money to be paid
N cash, and the residue in elIai Payments: one to
be made IN SIX (6 one in twelve l2b and the last in
eighteen Isl months from the day of sale the de-
chaser, bearing interest from The day of gale. The
properly VIII be conveyed by the Trustee to the
purchaser upon tie payment of th9 whole of the
purchase money, and aid purchaser will hsye the
opien Of paying the whole OF the purchase money in
cash on ratification of the sale by the court II the
terms Of sale not implied with within FIVE dlys
from the day of sale the Trustee reserves the RICH.
TO resell tire property On such public notice as he
may Dc N best tor the interest Of all parties at
c. OF the Getsuiting purchaser or purchasers. A
has been struck of and the expense of all convey
anclng must be betrayed by the purchaser.
ENOCh TOTEM, Trustee
fel2e&marl3;o20 w l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
ugTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
TIL WErNE DAY. 27th Gay of March, 1872 same
hour and place ENOCH IOTTEN, Trustee.
n2i NM l.. WALL & co, Aucts
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MARRIED.

JACORSON-GOLDsBOR This morning
March % at the residence OF Charles G. Ni,h,Isr
Es1., IN BALTIMORE. ND. BY the Rev. Mr. Boon \
4. JAG LPSOS. E.a., OF jackson, Miss, to Mis-
ANNA w GULDSBOROUGH,o of Baltimore. Nj
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RALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD

Wa.H.XGToy, December g, ISL.
WASHINGTON AND THEExKH-xxsiSE - -
Isl are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave dsiiy. eScep. SUNDAY. at GA. 90. SIS
snd 1880 a. m 1915, 800, 40, $40. sue
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday. al 6.a5 SIS an
~: 80 a. M 10 aad as pm
nor principal Way Stations, Blsdeusburg, Belts.
az 6:45, els ard 10: 30 a m, and 1913 90
and :45 p. m; 800 D. m. stops AZ Jessup's The
o:SO m stops at Annapolis Junction and Rela;
week. NV
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a. ID a. m. and 10 p. u. No train 10 or
from Annapolis on SUNDAY. =" "
ON SUNDAY
Issre.,soafoR BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 a m aud 90 and 745p.m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.
Lave eatiS except Saturday and sunday, at 6:ss
g. m. and 90 and 2 AS .. m.
On sunday at 90 and 1:a5 Z. n only. ,opnao,.
ng NJ Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 10
wheeling, ParkerEburg, Pittsburg. &C.
Evr Slrasburg, and points between Relay Horse
snd strasburg, leave at 100 .. m, Connecting a.
helsy House with Strssburg and Winchester &C
Through tickets to the West can be had AZ IN.
Washington Station Ticker once at all hours Il
For New York: Philsdelyhia and Boston see sc
Vertise,nent If "a Through Line
j. l.. WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
I'm COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oEO. - kOONTZ, Gen I Agt, Washington. NIL
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HOL Az 700 ID 8.

We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally to our large ano
well selected stock of GOODS FOB THE HOLI
DAYS, among which we would name, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS.
LONDON LAY Err RAIsINs, In whole, half and ar.
VALENCIA RAISINS
SULTANA RAISINS.
CURRANTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNES, in I, 3 and 8 pounds.
COOKING PRUNEs and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEACHES. in ID. and s. ID. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOES, in 2 ID. and 5 Id. cans.
TEXAS BEEF very nutri tioIs article.
HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds,
LOBSTERS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOw-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon 3 make
ALMONDS, WALNUTs, PEoANs, FILBERTs
boxes FiRE CRACKERs, &C., &C.
FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY
GAFFS CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY AID
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks dine old PALE SHERRY in tie
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BY
BROWNING q MIDDLETON.
No. 6l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-u Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAeHINGTON, ID. c.. March Ii

On the petition Of JOHN d d. Ii BAKER, Of PSiia-
os,pn,:, PENN: PRAYING for he extension Of
lot an Improvement in Machiaes for Cutting Gla-
II is ordered that the testimony in the c... =.
closed on the l4th day Of Nay next; that the
time for fling arguments and tho Examiners re Bort
be limited to the 4th day OF May next and that
petition be heard on the 10Th day Of May next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
mArletu.H II, O.LE0GETT OoMmyssior~,
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and % SITS.

Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts
TRUSTEES SALECF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FRoPERTY, BEING A FOUR STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON CORNER OF / STREET
sOUTH AND SEVENTH STREET EAST
NANf-YARD, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated May 5th,
G.: a a. d 1891, and duly recorded in libe- N @.
eT., No. 80; folio S67, 36S, 1863 aud $40. of the
land records for Washington county, ID. c., and BY
dire ton OF the party secured thereby will sen. at
pnblic auction. IN front of the premises on WE'D
NESDAf,the 10Th day of April, A o. 1872, at a,
clock p. m, lot numbered one. H. part of loI
hUmbeIed two,f and part of lot mum bared forty.
Two, AZ, IN square numbered eight hundred aud
sew nty eight, NSD In 'he city Of Washington to-
eeihef with the improvements thereon, which con-
sists OF foar story Brick Dwelling House, with
press brick front with all the modern i'm prov
such as dumb waiter. gas. water &c; also, a speD-
dd store roO suitable for the grocery or dry goods
business; good cellar running tke entire depth of
the house The attent Of purchasers is pecialy
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in equal
Instruments in six, twelve eighteen and four
months, bearing interest from day of sale and se-
cured by de'd Of trust to the satisfaction of the
trustee. SlC0 down on day OF sale If the terms Of
sale are not complied with within five days after the
day OF sale the property will be sold the risk
ane cost OF the defaul ing purchaser. All convey
ancDg and revenue stamps at the purch ser's cost
HURATIO BROWNING, Trustee
marH eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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I lNITED sTAFKs MAR-HAL's SALE.

In virtue OF Q writ Of fera faras issued from thu
Clerk 6ftce OF the Supreme Court of the District
81 Columbia, and to me directed will self al pub-
lie sale for casa front of the Court house door of
said DISTRICT, on TUESDAY. the I'd day of April,
1871, at ~ O'Clock m, all defendants right title
tlsiR and interest In aud Ia all Of square north oil
square No. 60 Also, Lots Nos. IA, d, SO 81, and 81
OF Gel ans subdivision Of square No SO; aud Az
lots Nos "a, Is. l6 20 30, and in Gala IS subdiy j.
sion Of square No. SIS, together with all and sin
lar he Improvements thereon, in the city II Wash
ingten, ~ seized ard levi ed upon AS tn. property
Of James Chllan, ard will be sold TO satisfy eye
outiOn No s ia in 10, of Mark Young,
ALEX. 81 ARP, U. g. Marshal, n. q.
NcTch 18th, lisa. maris dts
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y II A Y Il B Il o.,
ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS,

As others in town are COPYING our prices, and
claiming TO sell the same goods at our prices, we
take this opportunity to inform patrons and the
public that they can't buy the same goods ct the
same figures any,rheYe else.
Extra Flour, e2l5 per bbl.; Choice Family do,
S2S per Dbl Best do; 81 20 per Dbl; Best
Sc GAL; Silver Drips, S5c gal; Golden Syrup, &c.
GAL New N. o. Molasses, s5c. gal.
TEAe.-Our 81 Is Tea reduced to 81 per ID
Choice Japan Tea, 76c per Id. Black Prince Japan
81 per Id; Extra Choice, Young Hysonr Japan,
u II per Fine Hoyoum Gunpowder, u Is per ID.
COFrEEs.-RoAsrRD-Rio, best, SOC. h.; Mari
caibo, Sc: Id, Old Government Java, Sc. GREEN
Bio, &c. Id Marcaibo, &c. lb.; Java. Oc.
can; lbs, nc. Der can. Peacbes-5 lbs isc p per
can: 5 lbs, &c per can
Cass ards Best BANS. l5c. h.; Breakfast Bacon
eugar-cured, loIc. ID. Black q kreb's .. c. Shout
ders &C. 10 No. Meas Mackerei, 0s per kin; No. 3
Porto Rico Molssses, Sc. gal. PrsttS Astral OIL ct
reduced rates prvvsv,v.
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METZGER d RTLES,
AIT SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING A FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES

cONsIsTINS IN PART OF
Havana Oranges.
London Layer EsiSins, in whole, half, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New Figs,
French Primes. in glass, tin and boxes
Gordon Dilworth's Jelies,
MundeCs Preserves, MOrton's Pie Fruits,
Almonds, shelled, paper and soft shell,
PecaDs, kilberts, and Maple alnuts,
Pure apple Cider, mot bOil4dl
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter.
Pine Apple, English Dairy, Edam, and Factory
New York BucEwheat. Cranberries,
Golden DriPs Syrup, n. d. Molasses,
Finest quality Grnpovder, Imperial, and English
Breakfast Tea,
Mocha, Old Government Java Ceylon and Rio COT
fee, green and fresh roasted.
10. Maekerel, in barrels and kits,
Jamaica Rum. pure,D Scotch Whisky,
New England Rum,
0taId, Duruy & Co. Brandies.
Catherwood "Old Reserve" WHISKY,
"0Id Nectar" hisSy,
Old Baker and Calf " hi-ky,
Pale sherry Wine, very fine,D
Madeira, Port and California Vines,
Prime Butter put MP expressly for families, In small
packages. I2l-tr