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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
Approved March 8, 1872.
AN ACT TO CHARTER TIE VILLAGE
OF LISBON

AN ACT TO CHARTER TIE VILLAGE
OF LISBON.
SECTION [. BE it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives Of tho State of South Carroll
ma, now met and sitting in Gone
raj Assembly, and by the authori.
ty Of the same:
That from and after the passage
OF this Act all and every person
or persons " no shall have resided
in tho corporate limits Of the vii
lago of Lisbon, in tho County Of
Darlington, State Of South Carroll
na, for two months, are hereby do.
clarcd to be members of tho cor
poration hereby to bo created.
That the said persons shall, from
and after tho passage Of this Act,
become q body polite and corpo-
rate, and shall he known and call
cd by the name Of The village Of
Lisbon, and its corporate limits
shall extend ono-half milo from
"tho cross roads," so, called, in cv-
cry direction.
SEC. g. That tho powers and du-
ties of tho officers Of tho village,
tho government Of the samo and
all things pertaining to the char
ter Of said village, shall be the
same as provided for in an Aot on
titled can Aot to incorporate the
town ofFlorcnco," "approvcd March
8, 1871, excepting only the corpo-
rate limits. :.
SEC. 3. That this Act shall be
deemed n public Act, and continue
in forco until amended or repeal
cd.
Approved March 13, 1872.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE AND EAp0W-
Fir W. q. dARITY, +. w. TOwLEs
AND D. II. TOWIEs TO ESTABLISH
A WHARF AT MARTINS POINT,
wADMALAW ISLAND, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. "".' .....
SEC. 1. Bo it enacted, by tho Son.
ato !; nd House of Representatives
Of tho State Of South Carolina,
now mot and sitting in General
Assembly, and by tho authority
of tho samoj
That w. Q. Garity, f. w. Towles
and ID. II. Towlos DO, and are here-
by, authorized and empowered to
erect and build wharf, and COL
loot wharfage on tho Same, at
Martins Point, Wadmalaw Island,
South Carolina, and to oxtend tho
samo as far toward the channel of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
AN ACT TO REOPEN a PUBLIC HIGH
WAY IN RlCIlLAND COUNTY.

AN Nfr TO REOPEN a PUBLIC IiIGlI-
WAY IN RlCIlLAND COUNTY.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, Of tho
State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and BY the authority Of the same ::
That the County Commissioners
Of tho County of Richland, be, and
they arc hereby, authorized to
cause to bo rc-opencd the old Gads-
den road, commencing at II point
near Jones Crossing, on tho Me-
Cords Ferry Roud, and ending at
tho Gadsdcn depot, on tho South
Carolina rail road.
Approved March IL, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A UNIFORM
SYSTEM OF SCHOOL RECORDS.


SECTION 1. Bo it enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representa-.
tivcs Of tho State Of South Caro-.
lima, now met and setting in Gen.
oral Assembly, and by the author.
ity Of tho same:
That the State Superintendent
of Education Of tho State OF South
Carolina be, and he is hereby, au-
thorizcd to prepare and cause to
bo published and distributed u
complete and uniform systcm of
school records and blank forms,
for tho use Of tho officers and
teachers of tho Froe Common
Schools Of this State.
SEC. 3. That for tho purpose of
carrying out tho provisions Of Sec
ton Of this Act, the sum of seven
thousand (s7, 7,00O) dollars DO, and
tho same is hereby, appropriated {:
Provided, That the samo shall on.
ly be paid out on tho order Of tho
State Suporintondcnto Of Education:
And provided, further, That no
part Of tho said appropriation shall
bo used for any othor purpose
than is specified in this Act.
SEQ. 3. That this Act shall tako
effect Immediately after it's pas
sage.
Approved March 13, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08
ADVERTISING RATES,

Advertisements inserted at tho rate of 81 so
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81 for each subsequent insertion, Double
column advertisements temper cent on above.
Notices Of meetings, obituaries and tributes
OF respect, same rates per square rs ordinary
advertisements. ......I ''.',
Special notices In local column 90 cents
per line. 'o
Advertisements not marked with the num-
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Special contracts made with large adyer.
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Dono with Ncatness and Dispatch.
Terms Cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE AIKEN
LIGHT INFANTRY, OF AIKEN, SOUTH
CAROLINA.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by
tho Senate and House Of Repre-.
scntatives Of tho State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the au-
thority Of tho samo:
That Peter Waggcls, Alexander
Williams, Joseph Robertson, Jo-
scph Knights, and !hcir associates
and Successors, arc hereby made
and created body polite and
corporate, undor tho name and
style Of the Aiken Light Infantry,
OF Aiken, S. G.
SEC. 2. That the said corpora.
ton hereby created and establish.
ed, shall have succession Of officers
and members, according to its by
laws, and shall have power to mako
bylaws, not rcpugnant to the
laws Of the land, and to have, use
and keep common seal and the
same to alter ut will, TO suo and
be sued in any Court of this State,
and to have and enjoy every right,
power and privilege incident to
such corporation. and it is hereby
empowered to take, h old, retain,
possess and enjoy all such proper
ty, real and personal, as may bo
given, bcqucathcd or devised to it,
or may be, in any manner what
soevcr, acquired by the said cor
poration Provided, The amount
so held shall not exceed tho sum
OF ton thousand dollars.
SEC. 8. That this Act shall con-
tinue in force for tho space of
twenty years, and the Same shall
be taken and deem ed q public Act.
Approved March 8, 1872.
AN ACT TO RENEW TIE CHARTER OF
TIE HOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives, Of the State Of South Carroll.
ma, now met and sitting in Conc
raj Assembly, and by tho authori-
ty Of the same:
That the charter Of the Hopo
Fire Engine Company, Of Charles
ton, is hereby renew cd and con-
tinued in force until repealed, and
the said company is hereby au-
thorizcd to adopt tho name and
style of the Hope Steam Fire l1n-
gino Company, of Charleston {:
Provided, Tho said Hope Steam
Fire Engine Company, Of Charles.
ton, and the members thereof,
shall ut all timos be subject to the
provisions Of tho 18th section Of
the Act passed on tho 21st day Of
December, in the year eighteen
hundred and thirty-siN, entitled
can Act for tho better regulation
Of the Fire Department in tho
City Of Charleston"
Approved March 8, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-08

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTI-
TIED GAN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT
ENTITLED AN ACT FOR TIE BET
TER PROTECTION OF MIGRATORY
FISH"
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by tho
Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, now met and sitting in Con
eral Assembly, and by the author
ity Of the same:
That Section l of an Act cnti.
tied "An Act to amend an Act on
tiled AN Act for the better protcc-
ton of Migratory Fish," be, and
is hereby amended so as to read
as follows: "Thcrc shall be a close
tlme in all tho creeks, streams and
inland waters of this State, IN
tho sctting Of tho sun each +. ..y,
unit! tho rising Of the sun on each
Tuesday, during which time all
sclns, nets, or any plan or device
for the stoppagc or collecting Of
fish, which obstruct moro than
two-thirdS Of any stream other
than dam for manufacturing pur-
poses, shall be removed from said
creeks, streams or waters, and the
owner, in whole or part, Of any
such obstruction, plan or dovive,
shall be Liable to n fine Of two hun
dred collars for each and every
otfonco, ono.half to 60 to the in
former and tho other half to the
use Of the county in which such
obstruction is found"
SEC. 2. This Act shall take cf.
feet on and aftor its passage.
Approved March 13, 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

The signs increase OF a smash-up at Cincin-
nati- Now, Judge Van Trump, of Ohio, puts
forth a three column letter in the Ohio .S;atss-
mon, eonfroverting the statement that since the
elections in New Hampshire and Connecticut
the democratic members OF Congress convinced
OF the hopeleSsness of their cause have become
unit in favor of fusion with the liberal repub-
heans, and are ready to support the nominee of
their approaching convention. He declares
himself wholly opposed to ''passivismn and
maintains that ''the so called republican move
ment will not amount to corporal's guard after
the denomination of Gen. Grant, In New
Hampshire and Connecticut he saws ten dissat-
lShed democrats staid at home to one liberal re-
publican who voted the democratic ticket. and
such, he predicts, would be the result in Novem-
Der next The New Departure experienced in
ONO last year had the same outcome and il ia
hls opinion that whatever be the numbers or the
enthusiasm of the Cincinnati convention, it will
snare the fate OF the Tyler convention n Balti-
more in ass, and the johnson convention at
Philadelphia in 1866. He assures the people
that national democratic convention will be
held, and he argues that the salvation of the
party depends on putting in nomination Sun
doubted and unwavering democrats, upon a
GEAR and welldefned democratic platform,
nus 1t will be seen there are other disintegrat-
ihS elements, aside from Greeley's thrift hobby.
az work to divide the Cincinnati union of oads
ard ends.
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Inc New York reform legislature has at last
zone something to be commended. II has
abolished by legal enactment the prize-candv.
sum-drop, fg-paste, popcorn boy. Travellers
are properly grateful, but want the reform TO 90
further They new demand that the accident
insurance man-the Sinking individual who
seems to experience fendsh joy in reminding
YOU that in the midst Of life you are in danger
oil smash-up when travelling by rail-that he,
too' shall be deprived of his power to aiict ner-
'0us humanity IN railroad cars with his dismal
suggestions.
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Wy INC ASSOCIATION CONSTIrTTInNS
nay Re bad att O. PARkRa 3 6ook ssors ~ !,
street northwest. i' '>S'en
Subscription book. at the Drove places viii b.
kept open until Nay i, lS3 Anil IL
ny REPUBLICANS Of the RINSfEsNTH
pisIklCI 81 Wsls Nall, corner Of LIST and Il
l2ih l2, 81 IA O'Clock for the purpose Of reorssn.
Hlns the Club, and TO transact any other business
That may be brought before the meeting.
A. Gibson, President
M. rea
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day.


BALTIMORE, April 12.-Nirginia skies, old IS:
Virginia consolidated, sc; West Virginia, f6 bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 12-Cotton very dull: low
middlings, nominally held at 22I. Flour bouy-
ant. City Mills advanced SOC; Howard street
supeInne, s!a' \; extra, s. q asa; family, $50 a
Ili CITY Mills supertine, S7a7I i; extra, sSas:
family, s9al2; Western superfine, s7a7 ri extra.
siaasH; family, SS3aeH. Wheat firm and
scarce, and prices unchanged Corn active
white southern, CO; yellow southern 65a66; yellow
western. 65 mixed western, Ga. Oats frmer-
southern. 5ia6O: western, 55s56. Rye quiet and
scarce, 9Oa9S. Provisions frmer and better
Pork-sales, 100 barrels at S1i. Bulk meats,
unchanged. Bacon - shoulders, 5Xa5x; rib
sides. \; clear rib sides, .Ha7&; sugar-cured
hams, 121al5. Lard dull and unchanged. West
eTn butter-prime-fairlyu unchanged. Whisky
nominal, 81 lass.
INV YORK, April 12.-Stocks firm. Gold
steady, 1O3s. Money firm, 1aI 1-i6 per cent
Exchange, long, %; short, 10. Governments
firm and quiet. Virginia skies. 5iI; new, So
North Carolinas, 36K; new, 20H.
NEW YORK, April l2--FlOur quiet but firm.
heat dull and heavy. Corn dali and dropping
LONDON, April II. 80 a. m-COnsols opened
at 92A for money and 927, for account Bonds
OF 49, 5, Sa ex-couPon; 1868, old, 91H, ex-
coupon; 1868, 9Sss 10i0's. S9a.
FRANKFORT, April 12.-BOnds opened at 95 . a
% "a for the issue Of 1862.
PARIS, April 12.-The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 900 900 francs during the
week. Rentes opened at 55 francs g. confines
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Useful Information to those concerned in the
u 5. assessment list for income OF 1871 and
sIeeial tax for 1872, viii be found in the an
houneement elsewhere by Walter T. Burr.
assessor for the District of Colnmhia
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

EoR SALE Oh RENr-The elegant CouNTRY
i SEAT recently occupied By 2. u. GiimU, IN
b un6ary street. 81 the h-sd Of ~ street east al
joining residence CT II. McCelsDd one o; the hs'sd
NEST subur ban res tences In the District. Appy g
A. r. sBEPHEBD, SIC Perm avenue. mh2s-u
kNUk SALk-A fA-N - scre-l IA Prince
Georges coGn'y, MARI land, sin uies from
Wsshinsfoa and one ami Q hAf miles from the
Hysrt.yile s's,ior TIE BslGimpre sgf Washing
ton railroad. There is On the rroperty Dwelling
house, IN perfect repair, con sining ten rooms; =
tenant 3 house, tho usual cst buildings. aud n or
ohsrd 81 excellent fTuit. The Farm - Enter good
fence. ard il in desirable neighbOrhcod. Price,
So-5oo. Apply 90 Mr.. W. DEAkINS. near the
property, OF to N. :. BE>T0R. st Riggs 90. o
Banking House, washington CITY. fehS-Sn'
EoR RENr-Tse large DIV ELbISG-HOUsE,
- <s' Fennsyivania avenue, siN doors east q. the
Nstlonsl oel Wide rooms s,aircases and passages.
. locality for q lawyer or physictan.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
ms " S2< Indiana avenue.
FOE BENT-Tvo COMMUNICATING Rooms
Il heated by 3 Latr3be. with wSter Ans s.s. fur
nished or unturnished, AZ No. ssS street. Refer
e0ces exchanged i-ra
EoB RENT--u,ts OF FURNISHED kuUas tor
= rent, also unfurnished with without board
No. So3 Missouri avenue, 81 door from 81 street.
south front. aecls
E'0R kENT-sIx hne OFFICE ROOMS ia the
Il Shepherd Building, 90. Psnnsy snis avenue,
south side. fAi0-tF
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-. INTERNAL REyENUF.

EsSoR soSrIcE, DISTRICT OF CoIrNBIA,t
wAsHlNeTON CRY, April 10, IS72 (
X Ill WON II MAY CONCERN:
nOpee - hereby given that the annnaI ...ass
neIl tiet Tor income OF lS7l ana special ~ s ~,
Erl n the Assessor. nice, 5.I 7th s.reet. on
the day Of April, ls72 At hieh fine ana 49,
apps I'D be receive and determined M ~ shs
18th pril l,s2. relative to any errOneops or
Cessive yalustiOns. assessu e1ts, enumeration.
~ the Assessor Assistant As SCISSORS retur In
said annual list.
The Law provides that all app sals shall be made
In writing, and shall specify tae particular Cause
matter. 6r thing respecting which q decision il re-
Quested, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
principle q error complained q.
WALTER 7. BURR.
spl2tspi2 Assessor for Dist let Of Columbia
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Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
............April II. 1872
Extsnsio, Of the Capitol GROUNDS.

The action OF the House of Representatives
in the committee OF the whole, yesterday
IN cOncuTring with the Senate amend
ment to the legislative appropriation bill pro-
yiding iOr the enlargement OF the Capitol
grounds by condemning to public use the
squares Immediately north and south of East
Capitol park, il a hopeful indication of the dis
POSITION Of Congress to cooperate with the Dis
tEiCt government in the work of identifying the
city. The shabby surroundings of that magnifi-
cent pile, the Capitol building. the pride of
every American, have long been a subject for
unfavorable comment by all who visited our
city, natives Of tuis country or foreigners, and
v are glad that the disgrace is TO be removed.
That We are largely indebted for this result to
the fact Of our baving a delegate in Congress
To Cne can doubt. We are fortunate too in hay-
Ing 50 al le and industrious "A representative of
District Interests as Gen. Chapman, whose con-
clUsa - arguments on the question, in his speech
~ the House OF Representatives on the 18th
ut, contributed greatly to the success of the
measure. In ClOc.ng his remarks on that
occasion he said: Z" Let us then no longer.
vhiie we point with pride to this great building.
and exhibit TO Our friends and visitors its
beauties and the glory of its architecture, let
u 10 longer be obliged, as we conduct them from
this splendid monument to American taste. to
apologize for the shabby, mean, and dlsgraceful
condition of its surroundings.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofce Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., A pril Il. 1872, 10 g. M (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouR
HoUBs.-The barometer continues highest over
the Atlantic states. An area of very low barom-
eter has moved eastward over the northwest
ana now probably central over upper Mich
1gan, accompanied by brisk and high winds
cloudy weather, and occasional light rain. An
area OF rain has extended from the south west
mol theastward over the Ohio valley to Lake
Erie. Clear weather continues over New Eng
land, but partially cloudy and hazy weather is
now prevailing over the Gulf and south and
MIDDLE Atlantic states. with light southery to
easterly winds. Cloudy weather, with light
rain, has continued at Portland, Oregon. hut
clear weather at San Francisco and San Diego.
The rivers have fallen at Pittsburg but contin-
ued rising at Cincinnati, Cairo and Memphis,
PRoBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer over
upper Michigan will move enthusiastically into
Canada, with diminishing pressure over the
middle and New England states and brisk and
high southerly winds, veering to We sterly over
the lower lake region. The, area of rain will
extend northeastward over the middle and New
England states. Cloudy and threatening
weather is probable for the south Atlantic
states. Rising barometer and clearing weather
Will extend eastward over Michigan and the
Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys with north
westerly winds during the day, increasing TO
brisk and high over the upper lake region, and
extending over the lower lake region to- nj pht
Clearing weather will extend eastward over the
interior OF the southern and the middle states
by Saturday morning. Cautionary signals con-
nnGe at Milwaukee,, Chicago. Grand Haven,
Detroit. Toledo. Cleveland and Buffalo and are
ordered for Rochester and Oswego.
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PERSONAL.


ME- " WRIGHT re- ,-sl' tr0r- C'4frret-
- 90 Efrrsf'r Pitrtct ~ Ia. taken - Fas
= - street, oprcsitr Odt Fellovs ball. where
sS ~ oe pleased % see al who may reguire her
:. 90, aPlo-lm'
NJ hpAs boN y, {. afrrovrHf aHf H. 'fsg Pkt-
- stftaH isT al Fenlsle Complaints C.n he re-
~ p,n. Vaoe 90 s,a street, shove Y aps-ia
X SAWYER, C'o'-voyaaf, Magssfte II Q
Sra 80, can De censnlted ~ her house, No,
-. ..hs between aud cts I,l.,d uncn ~
fsItsnt business; rast. prss~nt and future ar I'M
NSIhasL,nstSs SITas Sgeg0 o. spirits. the highe.
a ocf sinped meiirsn hysng, has the r,nf.rf.s
rover OF changing lucs. tells the p.sf ,r-se.s 80
nature. ~ cess or tsilnre of any k0,tn -. t,,1s
80 80 SS. Nv sites between aud v -nd I'D
= ~ : ftssm-
AIDES SUFFERING FROh IRhFGuI.an,
II ties, weak nessesi OF any Complaint pecuIisr 4.
their sex shosld oontde n DE-. Lk0N, the eidss -
tGbitSAef and only reliable and safe Physician usS
ins specially OF femsle complaints IN the city Hs
especially invites call from those who have b..
deceived By swiGSlers. He guarantees : .p>eir
cure OF no charge. Sspa-a,s hOOrss 6oT lafs 90
tssafs. Rooms 10. VII 1 street, between 7th ana
sth. OF Or
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BOARDING.

ROARD:-Delightful airy ROOMS to rent, with
" hrst-class BOARD, at sos North street, two
beautiful garden, facing south. ap'O-3ts
/ ARGE AND SMALL WELL FURNISHED
with BOAkD, at 1880 1 street. near 18th
street. ap9-6tH
GREAT REDUCTlON IN PRIC Es.-The prices
reduced 50 PET cent. All persons can now be sup.
piled with all the delicacies OF the season cheaper
than elseWhere. apS-6sS
EIkSTCLAeS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT ROOMS, TO be had on reasonable terms
at 1901. corner Of Pennsy lv anie avenue and 18th
street. Good location, and accessible mb2S-Iy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was s.rinyen
at the opening yesterday, but in the afternoon
grew somewhat easier. In the stock marke,
there was a sharp decline i'm prices, and in the
afternoon the market grew weak and feveriSh
Government bonds were quiet and steady.
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WASHINGTON AGENCY

WAsHINaroS AGENCY
North BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF LONDON AND EDINBURG,
This great old Company was established in Eag
land in lsu9, and now, after prosperous career OF
sixty three years, holds assets amounting to
sa3 100000
The UNITED STATES BRANCH OFFICE was
opened in New York in 1876. aud holds q reserve
from its own earnings Of IL 100000.
The total losses Of the North British in the Chi
cago fire were 81 PSI o 60 of which 80 $50 IS 100
was paid by sight drafts on the Home Office in Lon
dom ard S52l sol Is from the earnings of the United
States Branch.
The NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
will insure all classes of property at fair rates and
can afford to write as high as $4,000 ON single
risk Call at ones \ their gents.
HANSON d BLACKBOARD,
apI2-trss SO SEVENTH STREET
IN GRAND OPENING n
SPRING PATTERN
BONNETS AND HATS
OF our own Importation,
On Tuesday, April I6, Is7:,
sOCLocx A. NJ,
Which the public are respectfully invited
IL. BLOUT,
ITO SEVENTH STREET,
Between and streets,
apl2:t Washington, DC
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nfon1As11s 81 c 6SssGERRIFFSEsl sUIID..s,
The oAPE Ann 6SANf4f c Cosh Nv s.x,,,

manish, q the shortest notice, an kinds IA orr
sss.. WORK which may be aaired by arcsi.
sts, pulloefs contractors, at the lowest marked
rates. We have constantly on hani q large assort.
ment o. granite Curbing, Belgian svement Blocks
Base Courses, Coping, &c. JAS. v. RUSSELL 4
20 Agents. Plants Building, No. II 18th street,
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0@THE LADIES OF REBEKAH DEGREE
@ ASSOCIATION. No. will hold q Fair at
Odd Fellows Hall East Washington, for the ben
ent OF idows and Or phans, commencing on MON
DAY. April Sth: large variety of Useful and Or
namental Articles will be on exhibition and sale
Season tickets, 50 cent?; single ticket 10 cents The
patronage Of generous public is solicited. Ap4.2x
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

1 ssme Beaver You bought last yeerf Yes. n
Meil, look A. mine, and see our old establishsd
street, near corner llth. He will remodel your
HAT to the latest Broadway Spring Style, and II
VIII prove ~ durable their % or S3 hate
Remember the name 10 CUNNIN6HAM and the
No. 1917 street, adjoining corner nth
~. B.-NEW HATS made to order marls-lm