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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Tie Idaho ,SandOdsays: "We
are informed that Mr.. Rinearson,
who started in pursuit Of his stolen
horses the other day, has returned
home. We are also told that q
pair of hand cuffs scntout to jewel
the hands of AL. Priest, if caught,
have been returned to Marshal
Pinkham. We are also still further
informed that Mr.. Rinearson re-
marked that if he ecaught AL Priest
with his horses no arrest would be
made" 5.o..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

EXCELLENT WoEK,-Geo. W. Gray,
u. d. S, executes all kinds and styles
Of plates for artificial teeth, in al unc-
cualled manner. at the lowest rates
which good work c7n he obtained.
t'all at his Office in Parrish brick, and
zee Specimens.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

MEDICAL CAl;D.-ln this issue we
present the medical card Of DR.. ID. NJ.
Jones. one OF the most successful ply
sicians who ever pacticed in Linn
county, and commend lis services to
those who lhay need medical advice.
His office is over Mr.. J. VI. Beach's
store on First street; residence on
second street, south of the Froman
buildings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

RELHIOUS.-REy. Mr.. Babcock. of
Corvallis, Protestant Episcopal minis
ter, isannounced to pleaehat the Court
House in this city on next Sunday at
four o'clock P. NJ. The general pub
Tic are invited to attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Note THs.-By examining the
stocks in Albany, we find the finest
and most select stock of dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes and gents goods
1T Kline & Cos. Go and see for
yourself. They pay 25c per dozen for
Eggs until further notice. 35t3.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

j. NJ. Beach talks Of moving his fine
stock OF dry goods, clothing, etc, to
Lebanon. A more honest and relia-
lie business man than Milt. don't run
a store anywhere, and we wish him
success wherever he may 60.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

TWENTY-FIVE hundred acres have
l,eet sosyn with flaxseed In Oregon
this season. Six hundred Of this are
.,ast Of Tie mountains. four hundred IN
Marion county, aud the rest In Lane
and Liam.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

HoMowAY's OINTMENT.-Erysipe-
las and all inilammtory diseases yield
to a dilligent use Of this powerful
preparation. In the foot, hand and
neck, their approach should be check
cd at once-if supperation ensucs,
danger il imminent, and the knife
cannot be employed without leopard
izing life. This Ointment will remove
,he disorder, without cutting, pain or
peril. p cents per box or pot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Tic NJ. T.. Church South will hold a
camp meeting on the North Fork of
the lanlhill, hear CARROTS bridge,
comnwlring June 9th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
glbaag Trgi5ter,
LOCAL HNTELLEGENCE.

THANKs.-To Senator Corhett for
bound copies of Congressional Globe for
1877.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

I President Grant is fifty years
old.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING

JHE UNDERSIGNED has OPENED 4
1 new s,nrk of millinery seetls, tFiis--
mingS, lallrS' and childyru's furnishing
gools, of all kinds, OF The alest and most
faslionablc styles, which she offers To The
la'lies OF Albany and surrounding country
1T the lowest rates. In The
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

4 crn;ty Cd bacIclor IN Congress
proposed to levy a tax Of % per Eent.
on corsets, wlicreupon down East
paper remaks: ''Since there is 10 tax
on men getting tight, why should not
ladies have the same privilege
A Memphis dueling party were driv-
Ell into the cemetery by a facetioHs
hackman. 80 that they might he
buried without unnecessary expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

Mr.. Boucicault, it is stated, has set apart q
certain part of the auditorium OF his London
theater for ladies unaccompaned By gentlemen.
ms would Indicate demand for such an limo
walton, and that there are ladies In London, as
well as in the United States, who do not deem it
improper to visit places of amusement unat-
tended by gentlemen. The only good reason
against such practiceis that respectable ladies
under such circumstances are liable 10 Insult
from the pestilent class OF genteel rowdies who
frequent theaters. contemporary suggests that
reform IN TINS direction might be carried still
further, and that certain parts OF all theaters
might reserved for young men unaccompanied
by ladies' 1t is OF the opinion that if these nice
young men could be seated all together, with
policeman to keep them in order, and a fireman
10 play on them at intervals with a hose-pipe.
there Is DO doubt that our theatres would gain
In respectability, and that the comfort OF the
better part OF the audience would be greatly in
creased.
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N ealth Hints.

The supreme Importance of giving the lungs,
day and night, an unlimited supply of pure air,
cannot be better impressed upon the public than
by stating the conclusion that leading medical
authorities have come to that no one need dread
consumption, the great scourge of the country,
II his lungs are only nOurished on good al.
during every hour OF life. The breathip of
pure air few hours each cay will not keep OFF
the terrible destroyer, but the lungs must have
this kind Of air as often As nature requires it,
and this, at least is sixteen times every minute.
The sGpreme importance Of good, pure lung
food for all living beings-the tender infant, the
delicate daughter, the robust man, and the old
bowed down with years-cannot be too strongly
Impressed upon the mind. Pure air is not only
the best Of all blood purifiers, but il is the best
Ireseryer against ill effects from other impuri-
ties, ard the best of all tonics for weak lungs.
The idea, deeply fixed upon the popular mind,
that the only way for the weak to gain strength
rs through eating and drinking, leads to the in
yentiOn OF an endless variety of tempting
and Over-nutritiOus dishes, and to the drench-
ing of the stomach with wine and bitters
The practice is a most disastrous one. Thou
sands to-day are suffering in this way, or by
faving their lungs both starved and poisoned,
while the stomach is stimulated to its utmost,
and gerged with rich ailments day and night.
\ ct such often remain pale, weak, and thin,
and quaek doctors urge that more stomach Bit
tiers be taken to bring them out. They are also
usually carefully housed, and directed to keep
away from fresh air, from anything like Q cur
rent, and are lot allowed to take outdoor
exercise, except on the finest days, and then
only Tor an hour or less each day. for fear of
taking cold Besides, the kind of exercise
taken Is 1s1aliy unworthy of the name, for it
tooeften consists simply in sitting quiet, in an
easy posture, in an easy carriage. This mode is
quite proper for those debilitated by actual
disease, but not for the thin, weak, or delicate.
Who desire 20 be made strong and healthy.
Little by little, and day by day, should out
door exercise be increased, until the BODY
becomes pure enough and strong enough 10
take care of itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

Inc reform suggested in q late number of
AEPsst"H'S Journal, relative to the manner in
which ladies should ride on horseback, and
recommending that the side-saddie be discard
en-, has attracted pretty general comment. IL
seems mat IN 0d tines the ladies role astride
their horses, and therefore should the recon-
mendation or the JoIrnIt be accepted and orr
4adles 90 likewise, they would merely be revert
lhs 10 an old custom. at any rate at least five
Young ladies' OF New York publicly announce
their lntention TO appear in the Central Park On
Saturlay OF tie present week astriIe of their
hOfses, regular "man fashion" They say thew
VIII be at the Filth avenue entrance at three
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, and earn
estly request any other ladies with the emphasis
on ladies' who wish 20 inaugurate the new
movement, 10 meet them there In Blooraer or
any ether appropriate costume at the hour men
uoheu. The HSrsI says Miss Dickinson has
traVeted thus, and doubtless looked Is pretty
and intellectual As ever she iit in or on a stare:
but that the mind shrinks back appalled, when
IL contempiates the Feasibility OF seeing soma
respectable and specialized dame, like Miss An
thony, for instance, arTayed in bonnet, shawl,
ana All the better-knOs1 articles of female ap-
parel, seated on some prancing steed, "man-
fashion," and wildly punching lbs sides with an
umbrella The author of the Journal article
recommends the adoption of the BIOomar cos
tune for ladies riding astride. He saws the skirt
should he very FULL and ia II little below the
knee; the rider should wear Turkish trowser,
gathered at the ankle; neat high CATER or
zouave bootee; and jaunty riding hat and
plume This he thinks would make a costume
not only adapted for its purpose, but admirably
pretty and picturesque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

Startling stories OF the inhuman treatment of
patients at the New York Bloomingdale lunatic
asylum are told in the New York papers, and an
investigation ia in contemplation By the author
tiles. The evidence already before the public
IN the shape OF sifidavits by victims is enough
TO prejudice the community against the institu-
non named 1t seems that perfectly sane peo-
PIE nave been thrust into this asylum on the
ceruheates OF subsidized physicians TO CRAFTY
personal spite or to subserve some selfish
scheme. The revelations of the victims bava
produced a sensation in New York. and !, IA
hoped the coming investigation will be thor
CUgh.
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Government Secur,t,es.
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Virginia sizes old s7sI hid
virginia SKIES consolidated, .Oz DO registered and
peelers, IS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Aug 7-Cotton frra- Low middi;n os
ia. Flour hTm ard unchanged. W heat steady
aud hrrn: " bite choice. SlT5aS1 50 Corn firmtr
Tor scut bern: bite southern, 9Oa72; yellow south
srn, eia65; mixed western weak, 6z2s63. Oats firm:
southern. 4psi2 mi Ne, 45af6; white, 40 Bye quiet
END uIcharged. Provisions very strong and I'm
changed, with an advancing tendency. Western
butter Qulet .nd unchanged. Whisky firm, stock
scarce: 9ia941z.
NEW YORK., Aug. 7.-stocks strong. Gold quiet
l!A. Money easy 4. Exchange, long. g. short,
Is. Governments strong and steady. Virginia q,
S: new. 81. North Cardinals. 3isS; new. %
NEW YORK, Aug Flour shade frmer Wheat
quiet and very firm. Corn dull.
LONDON. Aug. Z, Boon -Consols opened 97s< for
money and gas for account. ls62's, ga: 1866 s.
OLE, ga; 1861 :, 9lzs; 10 40s seA.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CHEF Sigma, OSlccy.
MAHH INaIOH. ID. @. An INST 1910 IL a m

WAR DEPARTMENT, CFee CHIEF Signal 0GeeY,}
WAsH1NeToF, d. O., August +, 1872, II q. m. {
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwBNTY-PoCR HOURS
Inc barometer continued high south of the
lower lakes and New England to the south At
lantic states, with prevailing southerly to west
ginia to Maine. NOrtherly winds and cloudy
weather on the south Atlantic; OH the Gulf clear
weather and westerly winds. Southerly winds
on tne lakes with clear weather, extending
thence over the northwest, the upper Mississippi
and Ohio valleys.
PRoBABILITIRs.-Clear weather with south.
erly winds prevail in New England and also till
TINS afternoon in the middle states. On the
lower lakes southerly and westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather, with cloud area extend
ing into Pennsylvania and eastward this after
noon. Gle ar weather in the Gulf states with
variable winds. On the south Atlantic light
northerly and easterly winds with cloudy
weather and occasional coast rains Clear and
clearing weather in the northwest, the Missis-
sippi and Ohio valleys with southerly and west
erly winds.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

All the sales of gold in New York YESTERDAY
were ar 115As az, the chief interest having CEN
tered in the loan market, where borrowers paid
for the Of gold 1-6ial-32 of one per cent ner
day, and at the rate of 6 and per cent per an
mum. Foreign exchange was unsettled and NOM
inal In consequence of the scarcity of cash gold.
IN tne money market borrowers on call were
supplied at 4a5 per cent. There was little doing
IN commercial paper, and rates showed hard
enlng tendency. Government bonds were I per
cent. hlgher than on Monday, but the volume of
business was small. The general stock market
was weak, the most business being done in Erie,
Pacific hail, and Western Union.
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The Tribune has fallen violently in love with
the Old Dominion and says the half has not been
told OF the mineral springs, the attractive
scenery, and the health-giving atmosphere of
virginia Hadds: We may not rail at an I'M
apPreciative public, but ask i; 20 80 ana see
what delights are so near IT." All very true.
= this spasm of admiration for the Old Do.
-. on the part of Mr.. Greeley's mouth.
. n the eve Of the Presidential election
yes'| cious.
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FGBEIIEYY, AND BROWN BATIFICA-

w TION MEETING
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The political organizations and District clubs In
teIting to participate in the Greeley and Brown
katitcation Procession on THURSDAY EVE
MING, August Slh, 1872 will assemble, prornp
at. Q clock, At the following named points in the
The 3D. Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 7th, sth. 9th, and 10th
street
The jackson Democratic Association, Young
Mems Democratic Club, the Greeley and Brown
Clubs Rether with the 18th 18th 10th.
18th 9th 2lst, and 22d District Clubs, will meet and
streets west. right resting on 9th street.
The l1fh 18th, and 18th District Clubs will escort
the Alexandria delegation from the Potomac Ferry
Wharf to the point Of rendezvous, Louisiana
avenue.
Tbe Marshals Of Clubs will form in the following
order:
Jackson Democratic Association,
Young Mems Democratic Club,
Greeley and Brown Central Club,
Dung Mems Greeley ana Brown Club,
The various District Clubs in numerical order
Presidents of Clubs and Assistant Marshals will
promptly report to the Chief Marshal Immediately
upon their arrival at the rendezvous.
The line OF march " ill be follows: Up 9th street
to i, along street to 18Th street west where the
County, GeoIsetown and upper District CLUBS will
JOIN the line IN their numerical ORDER thence along
18th street west to Pennsylvania avenue. down
PeInsylvania avenue to Al street, and along ~
street to the Ratification meeting at City Hall.
The names OF Assistant Marshals will be an
nounced in the morning wSaPsI' NJ n,cusoy
an7h City arshal.
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. ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY

~ ST. JOSEPH DENVER CITY RAIL
N8 ROAD COMPANY,
Executive OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU ST.,
NEW YORK, August LIST, 1872
The Coupons and Registered Interest, due August
18th, ls2, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent,
Is per cent? Gold Bonds of the St Joseph and Den
Yer City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
AND " ESTERN DIVISION. will be paid at the
ofhce OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the City Of New York, upon presentation and de-
mand on and after date, free of tax
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
auslW Asst. Treasurer.
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Some NJ politicians are straining
their assusnensorc - 'nts" (ride LongfeIlow)
pretty badly in ,na, Nout to get on the
right side or the fsncs IT, :. nhicting reports
from North Carolina have kept mem terribly
on the jump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07
largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY. q, 1871
The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
Any portion OF il, can have The STAR mailed TO
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

ne hot-shot poured into the Greeley columns
by the Providence Journal, does not look like
the kind Of support" they counted upon from
Senator ANTHONY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

"The noble freemen Of the Old Nsrth State, -
IL what the Chappaquacks said Monday. The
"besotted tar-heels" Is what they call them To-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

he Patriot has stopped exulting and taken
WALKING. 1t "draws a lesson column
If long from the North Corolina cleo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-07

this morning. w illustrated with bonbsn., iis
other aay We e are afraid Its explosion the
reFs- anu managed the gun
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HEWHAT We MED WHEN DEBILI
@ TATED.


Appetite ard digestion leEguish at this season. At
the very time when the body most de- renoy alton
and support the stomach, its conmissarat de art
hent, Is apt to prove delinquent. Under such cir
cumstancest the necessity for wholesome st'rnulant
tonic and corrective is and consequent
" the demand for that peerless combination of the
three required elements, Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers, Ia never more ur gent thar at midsummer
1t IL true that few me deal bigots-fossiIs 'Ieft
owe" from the dark ages-recommend violent pur-
CATION and water Cruel for iud igestion and
IS accompanying ills; but they make few prose-
Ytes. The majority of the community are sane az Il
all sare people are aware that pure and powerful
vegetable tonic with alternative properties, like los
letter s 'Bitters, lie the only for dyspepsia,
biCusDess, constipation, and the s'con
sequentisl damages" they ikflict.
The human intellect, unless hopelessly diseased or
egregiously humbugged, declines to astonish the
weakened human stomach with fierce cathartics
that, rushing like an avalanche through the intes
tines, threaten to take the inner membrane with
them. To use a significant catch phrase the knock
down-and drag out methods Of treatment are
- played cut"
1t is clearly understood that q medicated stimu-
liant is essential to the enoyation OF exhausted
frame and that You cannot strengthen man or
woman by dosing them with prostrating prepare
tCns. This is an era of common sense and common
sense approves Of Hoetetters Bitters as the best
article extant for invigoratins, regulating and
purifying the system and defending il against
poison in the air we breathe, or the water We
drink. ans eo3,SW
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FOR SALE
Or ACsKs OF LAsp at PRIyArE Sam
~"c4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
-. MAINLAND
NATHI.
49,

MAINLAND
eps s,eserieer intending g discontinue farming
fsSs s Ma q 3. t r..sssss \ s
scres, :, Iri,.,. ~, sl.ehI s,n,.nlns 49,
~. lss Fading from Rookvills % ceoTs-te~n. ~
pa.ss. hron.ts ningtsn and Point q Rocks railroad
Sntss.. Tsre indleeunent 10 Nnv gentleman IN
tss .s. ssins oS esisi u nile sy rS TSs
hslf an hour /, = -, 40 sNn b re.ehed within
d. us and oor1.,, sroVs. sst. consist oi
ns sTSsSiy' sood st.blns, ice hSasa, neat
cod water In fhs 49, "a sra hen house, p',rlp a
me water near the house WITH cairY 'h- sPrias o.
peaches. rsars Al cbeSTi~.a e egaIies. . appiss
state of cultivation, rroducisg gcoi crars al = 49,,
nov vel sei 10 srsss The .Scai,sbs 's :. eeins
oonVenient 20 churches. schools and uiiIis NM 80
eriy N p,eGss call SpSn Msssrs' re,e4 4 pron-
son, Auorney. N Rockvine NJ ~ Me..4.. i n a..
either Il whom wall Sive the price ard terms = .Als
LUClUs 4. FINCR
Coon PASTUBAGE FoR 90 HEAD OF
hcrses eHs l. gsn S sas A. ~, Ss'sr
dshse q The late LEROY v Finsh. smiles soulhes-t
OF a nsesk'ale; Piice Der horse % PET ~eeS. -
I AND AND sEONE QUARRY FoR SALE on
,c - ihe hsSrog. hiAn BTsuch q b . r n.
raiircsd aid STATEN, good water. coSd soii, 80
oaeige 6oT aood. good school, ADJOINING II. Johns
Turnpiks two miles from DisiriS; line. THOMAS
county, Nj. YEA s~s
LOB SAIE-fAbM-Thrseh hundred and twenty.
II five acres % LAND, three n les from The ASa.-
duct and i've miles from Lons bridse in A'cNanariA
, county, Va. known as Halls uitl,n With rhrea
good Dwelling Houses, well wEtered, ard IN fair
state OF GUILTY. alton. s offered for sale a whole ~
viii be yided - suit purchasers. This is = rare
Opportunity 60 purchase land by aud IN sigis
Of the national pitsl IL commands tull view q
the Potomac river from Alexandria 90 Washington,
overlooking AL ~ the District Of Columbia and =
portion of Maryland. Visitors desiring 20 purch
4 be lie Will mis-
BASIL HAt l.. Halls Hill,
y@-lm' half mile from Balls Cross Roads.
LNOR eALE-The stock good VIII and fixture. az
II nrst-clss- BOOT aud sHOE STORE, cent? slly
located and doing = good cash business sstsstsor
tory reasons given fer sekag. Apply &c ANDR8W
u. JOYCE, At Andrew y. Joyce A Co. Carrfses
Factory, corner l4th aud sts. jys-d
EoR sALE-TIfTY JACKSON WAGONS, sun-
4 able Tor farmers aud heavy hauling
Nkf, MAGRATH BELU,
Columbia Market, corner Massachusetts, syenss
ana ST. jell en-
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On tie l:10 train from Baltimore on the r.
- and U. X. a lady q black LACE SHAWL A
liberal reward will be paid If lett at 726 New Jersey
avenue N w au7-2t'
GO0 REWARD Strayed or stolen from the
$%O Drove Yard, four HELPERS, on ~oecA
august lst-two Buffalo and two Horned tkA1S~
The above reward will be paid for their de- s-S
livery a J0hn Ebts saug hter house, III street near
Toll Gate tau7-6t'] L.. MAGRUDER
I EFT HOME, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, ROLA
II bOSUsA, aged IL years; had on when last seen
round, brown cap and white pants aud Jacket;
Hgbt G. mIiexion, gray eyes, fiat nose, dark brown
ha1r, cut close; had q harp with him. Also AT the
came time; FRANK PANELLO: has a dark COM
plexlon, bla. eyes and hair; had q pair of blue
pants ard In his shirt sleeves, with Q French can
$40 reward will be paid and all penses " inform.
atlon c9nct rning tnelr whereabouts. MICHAEL
6hOHER, 400 street N. W., " ashingt0n. D.
Y. au7 IT
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the lat of August.
L dark BAY HORSE; long tail. heavy n
name, blind: saddle marks, &c. The owner IN
VIII come forward, prove property, payNN
WILLIAM RICHARDSON
an6 81, II street, between 10th and llth SITS S f.
/ OST.-A Japanese Love BIRD or Kiss BIRD
II Green and elbow pumaRe, and looks like &c .
farroquet " Ill not live without its mate. SsEI
1ewsrd VIII be paid for its return to 1000 NV
street n. w. AUST
4 AM to my premises, on the Sd inst, BLACK
" COW blind 10 one eye, large horns. The-A
owner Will come forwa rd prove PR perty, pay w ~
charges, take her aw ay; at No. 1865 Mary-xA
land avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS, N T. au5-3ts