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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

FISH SHIPMENTS. The Adams Express
Company is doing an immence business now IN
the transportation of fish. Several wagon
loads are sent oft daily by the fredericksburg
Ia Winchester via Strasburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

We have received the American Farmer
Advocate, the Memorial Of the Manufacturers
of Wooden G"d>. in pamphlet form and
Liitrl.' : Living Age for the current week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

SpRING LAMB. Along with tnr beef, MIR
llallond will have at his stall i'll the MAJ ket,
to morrow. some Spring Lamb, which will al
tract attention
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$500 Reward

$500 Reward
WILL be given to any medical expert who
w VIII detect the slightest mpurity in the
composition of 49, 'Ao
Me.maSh,s Celebrated Blood and Liyer PMs.
These Pills are a sure and cffectiva cnro To-
9llbiions diseases: DYSPEPSIA, Costiveness.
Liver Complaint. Fever AMI Ague, Billions
Eeyers. Nervous and Sick Headache, Diar-
rn"a ana Dysentery Of bilious type, Impu-
Tlty OF the Blood, Dropsy, Boils, Melancholy,
Henrtburn, Jaundicc, Nervousness. Obstruct
ed Mcnstruation; also, a preventive and cure
Tor 70! Piles, Sick Stomach, Dizziness or Vertigo,
bad taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pal.
ton, fains in the Breast and Back, Kidnev
affections. To cure all Disorders OF tho
Liver; To Regulate the Bowels. to Purity the
blo1d. 10 give new life to the whole system.
the Blood and Liver Pills cannot be anrnaased
Try only one box; you will be convinced. Pre-.
ry, Columbia, S. G. MAJ
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COLUMBIA. S. c., SUNDAY MORNING MAY 10 1872 Y
Irish Champagne!
IRISH CHAMPAGNE

VES,, IRISH CHAMPAGNEi Why not?
ance. Father Mathew, an Iriahman? Still,
were he alive to-day, he would quaff cup OF
this beverage, and, smacking his lips. bless
the IT, man who invented Irish Champagne"
knights Of Pythias. Good Templars, or Bad
Tempiars, Sons Of Malta, Sons of Temper.
ance, or anybody else's SONS or daughters,
nasons. brick-layers, chimney.sweeps-
Grant hats aud Greeley hats, Or their own
hats, arc invited fraternally TO imbibe TAT
Your own expense, mindl) this auperlatively
delicious beverage
rms notice would have been further ex.
tended, but man borrowed our ictionarv.
and several big words we intended to use arc
necessarily omitted; but whon that man re.
turns that Dictionary, the public may expect
to hear from US again.
May 18 GEORGE EYNIMFDg
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Brick! Briok!, Brick!!.

Brick! Briok!! Brick!!.
To Builders and Contractors.
VIE Columbia Brick, Tile and Granite
~ company will sell the best machine-mad ado
nhtGk ~ IN the State at 50 per N, at the yard,
OF s1o.o0 per IL, delivered In any part Of the
G,ty. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON. President
1rSa Dr1cs; Itie and Granite Company. or e. ".
sEIBELS & CO., Agents. NAV 13
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SPRING AND SUMNER ltli TRAD
"E would reepectfully invite the stte
w ton OF the Trade to our fresh asso
DRY: GOODS!

Anticipating liberal trade, we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll.
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality OF Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAKAsOLS, PANIERs, SKIRTS.
sHEETINds. sHIRTINGs, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line OF NOTIONS.
As 1t would be almost impossible to enume.
rate our large stock, will cay, as the season
advances, number OF new styles will be
ADDED, go that purchasers can always rely
upon being, supplied with the latest.noyeltics
IN the market. All orders receive our prompt
and personal attention; Our. prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
Soliciting the favor of call and examination
OF our stock. we are, very respectfully.
April IS PORTER & Erfrrr
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Catoosa Springs!
THE WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS
HEALTH AND PLEASURE!
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT
N I q E SUNNY SOUTH!

4 @MCN ARE located in the PIED.
G9T9HA,,s2 MONT REGION Of Georgia. twen-
m ga$&EazH ty.five miles South east CT
within twO miles Of tho Western and Alta antio
Railroad. 'io
Theae Springs. fifty-two in number. EN-.
prace every variety Of Mineral Water foupd
~ the fampus mountains OF Virginia. White.
Kcd and Black SULPHUR, Aiieghany. All
hea4ng anu CHALYBEATE,, MAaSEsIAN SoDA
the Alontvals Springs Of Tennessee and Tn.
dian Springs OF Georgia; all Of which are to
Dc found hUro in abundance within tho com
pass OF this magic Vale," affording a certain
cure for DYSPEPSIA, RnEy1rAT1sM, GoCr. Liver
OoApLAISTs, SCRoFCLk. all kinds Of CurA-
SEoCs AFFECTIONS, and, in fact, every disease
that human flesh is heir to.
line OF Omnibuses will bo in rea adfness IN
the arrival OF every train, to convey puests
from Catoosa Station to the Springs. in twen
ty minutes, where they will be greeted with
strains OF stirring music and an
OLD VIRGINIA JYELcONEy
The HOTEL and COTTAGE BUILDINGS
are IN th9rongh condition, newly painted, and
furnished I'm with entirely new appointments.
me TABLE viii be first class in every parti.
GUAR. magnificent Ballroom, 1G0 BY so
Billiard and Bar.room seyonty-fyo feet
long. anu capacious Bowling Saloon.
-. Direct Telegraphic and Postal commu.
ni0ation. "-
The buildings and grounds will be brilliant.
y llluminea with gas. and every attraction
Springs. oo'"
The above Watering place will be opened to
". G. HEWITT,
Alay7 h"e'A' ua I'D
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HOW NOT TO DIE.-Thousands fall
prey to disease not because the msladies that
affect them arc necessarily fatal, but because
they lack the requisite amount of active vi
taiity to make a valiant resistance to the
enemy. 1t Is wise precauticn to keep the
body always in state of defence-always
prepared to "fend OFF, the germs OF epidemic
and othor disorders, and to battle tue evil
influence OF damp miasma and sudden ther.
mometrical changes. There is no difficulty
in doing this. It is fact as we'll authc,,ti-
Gated as that two and two make four. that
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs. ia
specially adapted to this purpose, and for the
simple reason that its invigorating and rcru-
lating properties are superior to those OF any
other medicine in the world. During the
twenty years that it has been in general uec.
ample opportunities have been afforded to
compare its medicinal properties with those
OF other preparations claiming to be of a
elmliar class, and the result has been it's
adoption by. the American people as the
standard sta tonic OF tho age, it's introduction
into every civilized portion Of tho Western
hemisphere, and an annual sale which dwarf.
into 1nsignificance the demand for ali it's
would-be competitors.
The record upon which its popularity rests
is curiosity in medical literature. for it in
c!udes an almost unlimited variety OF human
ailments and disabilities. In fact, no other
remedy possesses such variety Of hvgienic
virtues, and it ID to theso characteristic that
1t owes its prestige al household medicine.
May II 20
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New Books Just Received
n VANS BOO X n O r. r. 4,
THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH ~
4 IEKATURE; by Yonge-price 81.
Holland, NJ. D.-$2.
, Leaders Of Public Opinion in England; by
Brooks, tLondon)-t2. Around the World:
Dy Hey. Dr.. Prime, with Plates-$S. The
wars OF the Huguenots; by DR., Hanna-$1. so
south ss H Sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$l.50. At Home and Abroad; by Hon, John
r. kennedy-t2. Una and Her Paupers, with
an an Introduction by Florence Nightengale
True as Steel; by Marion HaSland. dood!Bye,
Flower-75 cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
Ierie lei Aylmer-$!. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
;, Alao,. a new supply of sTEREOsCOpIC
VIEWS. ooI0feo and plain. April 81
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One day, when the great Erskine was
as usual, on his way to Westminster
Hall, with his large black bag crammed
full of briefs, he was accosted by man.
who asked him if he was dealer. in old
clothes. No, you imp, returned. the
counsellor, these are all new suits.
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Democratic State Convention,
ME National Democratic Committee hay-
Il Ing called Convention to meet in BaIti.
more on he 9th OF July, We think it advisable
gard to this matter.
We, therefore. respectfully recommend that
Convention OF the Democratic party be held
in coiumbia. %, on NJ Tuesday, the l1th juno next
MADE HAMPTON, Chairman,
W. B. STANLEY,
]. d. POPE,
+. ". McNIASTER,
T. G.. BARKER,
JOHN E. CAREW,
May 1s Central Executive Comm;.tee
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E. H. HEINITSH,
Apotheker und Drog 'uerien Handler.

U11 O1O5 UCI IEU 1IHUUIET, !,
hldtn StrGsse, gf9eneLer der Pk9niy Office.
NJ QUITE den geehrt n, Dcutschen dieser
W stadt auzeigen dass er stets dio bcsten,
1arZneien Vorrathig hat, Besonder's Dontsch
PilIen, Lebon's Elixir, Queens Delight, Kina
Aaitneoer Kur. Leber und But Pillen, und
anuere Won unsern Deutschen Landeslenscn
sesst;!esene Medicinen: Ais. auch den
Deneinmten Deutschen ''Brust Thee ;" einziecs
und orkstnug. e's'A -"e''"
ALE Fancy .Artickel gewohnlich in eincw
npo.neke aIl Gehalten sind stets in Lesten
"uo Gil sorrathlR. April ~
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New England.
NJ EW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.
IN Whitcomb's Asthma Remcdv
Young American Liniment.
Ready Spread Mustard Piasters.
Porus Plasters and Rheumatic Plasters
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Oriental Cream for the complexion.
Fumigating Pastelles for the sick room
Genuine CASTLE Soap in bars.
Darby Disinfecting Fluid.
OhvesTar, Juniper Tar and Tar Soap.
BAKING Powders, fifteen cents box.
Al Tor sale at HEINIISH'S
elaE Drug store.
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Native Wines.
nNE cask Concord,
" One cask Scuppcrnong,
Pure Grape Wine.
ALSO,
One hogshead Rh;no Wine,
One hogshead Claret Wine.
Will be sold very low, by tho gallon or
dozen. On draught this day. E.HOTE.
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Canned Veeetables &c

OEGAS, Lint Beans, Asparagus, Green
4 Gorn, Succotash, Tomatoes, Mushroom.
Appinets AIrq11les Peaches: Pea Pine Apps California
MsGkerel, HOLSTERS, Oysters sardines, 10.
Nany GEO. SYAfAfERS
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The Celebrated Stallion Buckshot.

The Celebrated Stallion Buckshot.
~ will stand at owen Daley's Sta.
RbssaasasaV "a bles. on Assembly street, from
the 9th of May until tho 18th Of
June. 1879.
BUCKSHOT is bright sorrel. 154 hands
high. and five years old.
PEDIGREE.-B Buckshot sired by Young
Butler; he by old Gov. tutler. whose pedigree
Is Is too well known TO- comment on; DAM by
sired by the old imported Steel; Black Rose
Abdallah.
MARES will be taken charge OF at Daley's
Stablcs, and they will receive the best atten-
ton. and charges reasonable. Not responsi.
BILE for accidents.
TERsIS.-s2O.00 in advance. 81 90 for the
dr0om. May limo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
THE MISUNDERSTANDING LIBEL SUIT.

The Grand Jury, on the recall of the indict-
ment against Louis j. Jennings of The Times for Deng
Gen. Fitzpatrick took further testimony relative 10 tne
dismissal of Gen. Fitzpatrick minister to Chill as al
legged by The Times but not considering 1t TO De SUM-
cient Justification the Jury ordered the indictment 70 DC
fled and 1t was returned yesterday to Assistant Dis
trictAttorney Fellows. The Times has denied the re-
port published in THE TRIBUNE to the effect that an ln
dicment had been found. Assistant DisrlctAttorney
Stuart authorized yesterday TRIBUNE reporter 10 say
that the Grand Jury ordered the indictment several
days ago; that it drawn up in the DstrictAttor
neys Office and sent the jury for the signature OF inc
foreman, but, OF course had not been presented III
court In fact it will not be presented for several days
and the case Will not be tried until next term when re
corder Hacket will sit At the present term Only prison
cases will be tried the purpose being to relieve the over
crowded City Prison. -, A.. 49,. ,ho
The efforts TO compromise the case and 10 stop inc
prosecution have failed and steps are taking 10 Drng
civil suits against the stockholders OF TIE Tunes AS one
result of the Institution Of these proceedings, Is re-
ported that the campaign sheet containing the alegea
libel on Gen. Fitzpatrick of which 26OOoO copies Were au,
versed be printed has been suppressed by oruer Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
CAMP TABOR.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEWARK NJ. Z. CON-
FERENCE.

| ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEWARK NJ. Z. CON-
FERENCE.
Active preparations are making for the camp
meeting Of the Newark Conference, at Denville Morris
County, n j.. which will be opened next Tuesday The
ground il a beautiful hillside shaded with thick
growth Of oak and chestnut trees and the Delaware and
Lackawanna passes within a mile Camp Tabor, which
purchased about three years ago by
the Newark NJ. i. Conference, for the purpose Of
securing permanent locality for the annual
camp meetings. The elevation is about COO
feet above tide-wateT, and az the air y pure
the springs abundant, and Summer life agree
able, that several families have built cottages live
the ground during the hot Avenues arc laid
out, with reserve in the center of the ground for
bethel. called Tnny-plaee. The here viii ac
commOdate about 70OQ persons. Morris ave. near the
top OF the Hill, and runIng east and west, is the
principal street. The streets running at right angles
with this bear the names OF Bishops OF the ID. L
Church.
There about 30 cottages upon the ground and
others are constructing There are also millinery
grocery and butchers stores, postOlce, and police
ton. The grounds lighted by gas specially manu-
featured about 100 tents have been erected and
principally owned by the Association aud let to the
occupants for about Sl2 during each cam meeting.
The cottages l4X20 feet, and aud hall stories
size decorations and work the inside. The resi-
dents remarkable comfort may DC found In small
dwellings In front Of many OF the cottages pretty
rock embaDKuents, covered with ferns moses.
Nearly all clean and neat, and cOneCures
10 where, such limited quarters household duties
are performed One hundred additional OF ground
hye recently been purchased by the Association 10 be-
sen for the same purposes as that now improved by
neauI Of large reservoir al the top OF The hill the
water is distributed ~ pipes 20 every part OF the
rounds. large tabernacle VIII De bult near the |
reservoir next year.
Camp IA is two hOurs' ride from New-YOrk aud |
three trains each way O4LY Additional trains viii
BE- next v eek the last leaving Camp TABOR al 10 |
?. N. the N. wark Conference now numbers about |
1000 members, aud next 20 the Hackclts Town
oelDaTy, Camp laDOr y one OF their greatest eutcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
CoNTUM AcIous POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

CoNTUM .cIoUs POLICE COMMISSIONERS
TIE JE.esEr CITY CONTROVERSY USciiANohp.
The, Police Commissioner question IN JERSEY Sss
City remains unchanged. Tue new olceis n"'o
a fprmal meeting agreed upon any pan Oh ao'loh
~, FIemmlus has not yet accepted the position ana
awaits reply to communication he has addressed 70
the Governor Mr.. Flemming who is lawyer cohcurs
With eneral Gilchrist that the old Commits
,oner have forfeited their Offices, and thinks the law
does moi contemplate that any person should hold Office
who IA disqualified witness, or DISTINGUISHED as
citizen and that this view OF the question Is virtually
Conceded I'm the published opinion OF the CITY Attorney
thus confrning the truth of the THE TRIBuSEs state
men(s on the subject. - ,.t..
sberi Rhnehart has not been called upon for assist
ance Inv the Commissioners nor has be sworn Ia any
new deputies. The old Board OF Police since receiving
their discharge said to have kept the entire police
force on duty and have barricaded the stauonhouses
III said that they have appointed number OF ad
ditional policemen. Citizens of Jersey City complained
Yesterday. that the policemen had been largely WITH
drawn their posts and put duty at the Central
Office statiOnhOuses, TO the neglect OF the public
The Commissioners say that such proceedings are
unnecessary when they act they Will do so deliberate
y and judicousy with careful regard to the RESPONSE
| bilities to be incurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
THE kATTON'S NAVY.

NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND MEN-wHERE THE
SHIPS ARE.
There were in the United States Navy on
July l. according the semiyeaTly Register, l6I2 com
missloned and warrant officers of whose rank the fol-
lowing a synopsis
One Admiral Vice Admiral u RearAdm IS Commodores, 81
55 Lieutenant Commsuder 30 Leutenant
100 Mse 80 Ensgns Midshpmeu, - Medical Dreeors 10
M Inspectors Surgeons IS Passed Assistant and Assistant
Surgeons % CheEngneer ~ Ft ana second
Assistant Engineers Chapns and Professors n Naval Constructors
1871 Of the rank Of Gunne Boaiswns Caen'er and
ssmakeTs. and 80 Mates
These were on active duty. The number OF seamen
and petty officers about 1000 and there are at present
at the Naval Academy at Annapolis l99 midshpmen OF
different classes. The navy Aug l. consisted OF III
vessels OF all rates and classes, 9s being menofwar OF
various Sizes irOnclads and 2s tugs, huks &c There
are at present IS vessels in commission. The 81 iron
clads are with but few exceptions laid up in ordinary
in several navy-yards and are said TO be in
an almost decayed condition. Four are ON the
stocks unfinished. Most of them built during the
war when welseasOned wood was scarce that Whlte
oak and other woods had 10 be used in their con-
strucon OF the men-Ofwar yet on the stocks uI
up in ordinary duty scholarships at the Naval
Academy ana used as receiving ships at the Var
Gus navyyards. The others used as storeshs and
are on special service for which the Yanc is also lifting
at Norfolk, the Omaha and Richmond at Philadelphia,
and the Hartford at Brooklyn. The following is com
plete list of the men-OwaF OF all rates, aud nonclads
compOsing the United States Navy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
POLICE NOTES.

Thomas Baird, of No. Grove-st, was thrown from
his West and Harhsoa, yesterday aud severely injured
William Bryant. age 40 of No. 1873 Madison-st. whe
Of ship, July 49, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
John Carroll, age IS, laborer residing at No. -
Brooklyn BY the heat while at ye
daY.
r Mrs. Catherine Dias, age 81, while intoxicated
Yesterday fell Of hstory window No. 800 Ihrsse Brook
~ and vi fatally injured.
John Giger age 80, of No. 76 Morton-st., fell from
bis wagon and 0nehunired aud fourteenth st.
DAY fractured his skull
Alfred Costello age H. of No. rs Forsyth-st., was
stabbed the b. Augustus sauer OF No 1873 Ryngonst yeeT
day. and received slight wound. ssuler was arrested.
Edward johnson, age n, of No. 81 Washington
stabbed the with sharp instrument BY an Unknown
Pier No IS ~ r. last night and received severe heh wound
Mrs. Rachael White, age 81, and Rebecca Gunther,
age 10 both Bowery attempting DSsio-
Yesterday by and severely Injured Tie Of the
COW, MortE Rhinaeer, arrested
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Charles
MeCann Riley. MeGowan aud Ellen OBen "ere com,
e for hayins tLeir 3I Most. Sl93 worth of
clothes Cohen Of No l26 Most homss Csay
held stealing boxes Of cheese from ler
10 North kiye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
PRESIDENT GRANT IN NEW-Y YORK.
AT GLEN's FALLS.


GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Aug. 9.-President
Grant Gen. Sheridan and party reached here via Lake
George at 10 O'Clock this morning The village author
ties and large concourse Of people met them outside Of
the village and escorted them TO the Rockwell House
where COL Cunningham made brief address OF wei
come, to which the President replied. salute OF 100
guns was fired, and the principal buildings were deco
rated with flags. The village bells rupg and the
streets were thrODged with people All parties Joined in
the ovation The President and Gen. Sheridan received
the citizens for more than an hour IN the hotel parors
while Mrs Grant received the ladies III the reception
rooms. The party escorted % the depot 10y band
of music and the train moved of, at =. m rousing
cheers were given and continued till IL disappeared from
sight.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The President and party
reached here at 81 O'Clock this afternoon and
ceiyed by committee consisting OF Paoli Durkee Judge
Lester the Hon. Vim. A. Sackett, and others. AT Al
O'Clock the President Sheridan held informal
reception at Congress Hall, The parlors and piazzas
were crowded and 5000 persons shook hands with
Liu. Mrs. Grant much fatigued 10 appear The
party started South ON the $50 train.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Aug 0.-President Grant reached
here from Saratoga at about $3.50 o'clock this evening He
was met by large cOncOIrse Of citizens who gave him
q welcome 10 the city with hearty cheers. procession
was formed, which, preceded by band OF music
eorted him TO the NewYork boat. On reaching the
steamer landing a number Of citizens found await
ing him and the President again met with an entnu-
sasuo reception. After he mad gone on board the boat
forward TO the guards OF the upper deck and briefly
turned thanks Tor his reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
FLASHING TON.

RECKLESS PUBLIC MISREPRESENTATION FOR
PICTURES RENTED.
10y TELEGRAPH To rHE TRIBuNB1
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug O. 1872.
As evidence OF the reolessness with which work is
ordered by Congress ana the Departments from the Gov
printing Office, 10 Ia only necessary TO state that
the Office Is this Summer running heavier force than
ever before the same number OF workmen being en-
plOyed now as during the session OF Congress. Every
one OF the SC steam presses il kept running
II honrs day and yet the work cannot be done fast
II is wanted. over 1000 employees are at work daily
Congress. during the last Of it, session alone
dored nearly 100000 large volumes to be printed and
the Executive Departments unimited In their orders
by any CHECK OF balance. Among tho works print cd
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ton opposition its removal and IL nae peen tne
boast that pey can raise at "a hours notice' hunoy
enough 10 deteat IeRisation on the subject Few OF
them wiz move mp town uness the Association agree 70
90 I'M a 'nody THe widening Of West-st ana the con
str1cF ON ~ the new hukhead will reduce their quar-
te but t supposed that they viii hold out as iS ds
~ ace to The city The buildings low, lllVenuateo
and filthy During market hours there Is hardly st'nq
room and the coseness is almost nsnpportaDse III
h NO Mace for men, much less for women aud yet here,
wear alter wear largo share Of the city marketing Is
done The stands the sidewalks are permanent oo-
strucous and moreover, the atual loss from the ue
Laws of teams in the locality and the wear ana tear 1
wagons is very great, downtown merchant eliminating
! II as high as $10j9, 600 annually