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GOD ADNIC !
DON'T BUY CHEAP SEEDS.
GET TIE BEST

DON'T BUY CHEAP SEEDS.
GET THE BEST
TIE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
GIRDh.N SEEDS, GARDEN ShED&
G.lRDLN SEEDS! GIRDEN .SEEDS
G.lRDE,N SDDDT GARDEN SEEDT
rio WEIR SEEDS!
FLOWER lSLEDE
rio WEIR SEEDS!
XERB SEDD% UERB SEED%
From the Large and Justly Celebrated
Seed Farm OF
HENRY A. DREER, Est, Philadelphia.
Whose Seeds are Known to be
FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME.
And have given fall satisfaction where
ever used.
\ very large and complete assortment
just received. | maine IN part
.ispurugux--Conoycr's Colossal, Large
Green, DC.
b,ohx-Early Six Weeks, Early Mo
hawk, Early Valentine, DWart German
Wax, White Kidney, Large Lima, Giant
| Wax. &c.
Ca5hlgc-Early Wakefield, Sugar Loaf,
Cone, ON-llcar, Wnnngsialt, York,
Large York, Drunl-hcal, savoy, jersey
Wakefield, Flat Brunswick, Fiat Dulc,l,
DrIm-hrad Savoy, Late Nrm.hca Sc.
to"l.1o"tr-Eariy London, Paris, Eur
ttr>, &c.
cjHr"'--Early Short EIorn, Long Or
an@c a..
CU"y-Dr,"r's White SoIiI Boston
Solid. &c.
ror"-A,jam's Extra Early Large Su%ar
Evergreen, &c
CDr,M%r- EARLY White Spinrl, Large
Eorly MorNct, Early Russian, Long Green
hm Fr,t-Inr@r Round Purple, New
l"r> lmpo}c,i, Ar.
h,G' l.rc>, ko,I-rahi, Oiira. Sc.
IN,Jr.-Ilansou Eurlv CURED Ice Co.'S
~toachcad, boston NurIcd, Cabbage, &c
MN.ON-Cussuba. Nutmeg, Turk , Cap,
Pine Apple, Icnny Lind, Persian Noun
tam sweet, fee Cream, Orange" Ac.
NNlpN-~i!y,r H>in Rel, yellow, &c.
iANri.E.l--L2.trA CurIv /, Ea!y boa,
hlr, Sc, Sc.
rANH>Ip-FDpcr, Sru,~h Tuu:p
Nh"9ara, Fmp,jn, ~al@1l spinach, Ac.
lENH -,'HI,y~ N,r,t Cynp Nr~4'e EN
N;ry, 'i'oa I.umb, C,mlu ,i:~ Eu.mud
in,aI; Imperial, Little Gcm Dwarf Water
loo, Eo@,aiy ,aE;on'~, Prolific, 80.
nAbN>ii-n.aiy China, N"nv White
Rel, French breakfast, Iour Scarlet, &c.
IONA TO- .HrN Trnrhr. LARGEST and
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1>NCELSlOR STOVE HOUSE.

jrNCELSIOE STOVE HOUSE.
TANNING, PLTNBING, GAS F1T.
ting, LIGNTNING ron .lND
UUISE f'IRNiSNlfG THPDN!EN
FREDERICK Cry, Mp.
The Stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EN EXSlOR COOKING STOVE
and other styles. All Stoves warranted To
give satisfaction, or the money viii be re-
lunlcu
HOT AIR FURNACES, &C., in their
proper season.
SrONE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notivc.
ROOFING, SPOUTING and JOB
BlNG executed in the most satisfactory
manner.
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in i'll ill., various branches, as usual
GAS FlTTING and all kinds OF Gas
Fitting Repairs, &r, promptly attended to
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for this see
ton, ct the Modern Improved Spiral f'iutcd
silent Lightning Conductor, and is prcpa-
red /" erect iIc >un" on all manner Of
hultlim@a. He soicits a share of the pub
nt patronage in tie various branches of his
bush y. J. WILSON.
East Patrick street,
apl S-tf Frederick city, MI.
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y FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT 4!

The subscriber, just from Littcstown,
Adams county, Pa, has opened Il Rcst"Ur-
ant and Liquor Store Wholesale and Re
tail, in the new house Of Mr.. William l..
Awnacoet corner of Carroll street and De-
pc; lame,
VI ECU \ NICSTOW WV, NJ D.,
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland railroad stop. His liquors will
be Of the best quality, pure and fine. Oys-
tiers served up at any hour in the morning
miil lO.o'clock at night in every style Of
superior cooNin&--stcWcd, Scollopcd, roast-
81, brolicd or tricl. Having an experience
ri gcnllcman with me 10 conduct tine Gull
nary Department. ilattrr myself VIII be
able TO Give general satisfaction to all per-
sons WHO may palronizc my house. i'll
wife strangers and people Of the surround
ing country to give me II call
H. y. MOTHER.
dee lt-tt
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NiHTa.&' GANNGT' IslN m.
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS,
Eu. me Diamond %p"Ctac!cs VIII
Preserve ii.

u i, now offer Glas, to the public
y which Is pronounced hy Ire most
celebrated opticians OF the world 10 lie the
most perfect, natural ARTIFICIAL nclp to the
human eye ever known.
Ihcy are groNnl under our own supcryi-
sion, Ill Our own maMulaCiury IN New
Haven, and are SO constructed that Ike
core or centre Of tnc lcnsr comes directly
il! 'front.' oi ,nr eye producing clear and
distinct vision, as III the natural healthy
tight. and prevents all unpleasant senra-
>Ious, Huvll Us -lmnrring and watering o.
sight, UiHIincss, nc, peculiar to ali Others
in use.
These Glasses are manufactured from
inmate crystal pebbles, melted together
and derive their name "DiWuumd, on ac-
count OF Their hardness and brIlliHMcy.
These tilaNsrs are mounted in the finest
manner. u, our own mandatory, in all
STYLES Of Cold, Silver, Steel, Rubber, and
~Hci! Frames. the best quality
THcir durability cannot hrHIlpass"l, and
their finish i, such rs will sut the most
EisDdiou~.
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by }, +. spencer u Co.,
Practical Opticians New York.
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CROFT; hU(jSi::::
North MUkd street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

rl'ITE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this well known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style where he is prepared
TO entertain the Travelling PubIic with
Good Cheer and the comforts Of a pleasant
home His TABLE and EAR will he
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will be furnished with good
provcndcr and attentive OstlcrS Boarlcrs
taken by the day, week, month or year
And &, =" MARK THIS, his charges will
be moderate, and in accordanC" with the
spirit of the times.
~" Will he thankful for a share Of the
public custom.
jan. 20-tf JOHN NEED.
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CLEAR THE 7'RACK-THE .ST1L~E'
Is COMING - TIA VELLERS on
THE WING.
II UTHRlE e BEAM have now placed
" ON the road from McchaEicstown to
Emmilshurg Il line of fast coaches, omni-
buses and stages. They are prepared to
carry passengers to all points Of the com
pass immediately on the arrival of the w.
VI. Railroad trains at Mcchancstown.--
Persons wishing to visit Mt. st. Mary's
College, st. .joSeph's Academy, Emmits-
burg, Philip Hann's Boarding House at
'thirvruX, the Monterey Springs or Noun
tain House, the Gettysburg College or
Battle Fields, or any other point along the
Mountain Range, can be accommodated.
The best and most careful drivers cm-
p'oycd and charges will be moderate. Our
arrangements to accommodate the travel
in" public are complete
E.nmi,Sbur@, april 29-tf
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THE CONQTERED BANNER
BY FATHER RI AN.

Furl that banner for It's weary,
Round its staff It's dropping dreary;
Furl it, fold it, j, is best
For there's not a man to wave il,
And there's not Il sword to save it,
And there's not one left to lave it
In the blood which heroes gave it,
And its foes now scorn and brave it,
Furl it, hide it, let it rest.
Take that banner down, It's tn'tcrcd,
Broken is its staff and shattered,
And the valiant hosts are scattered
Over whom it tloatcl high.
Oh It's hard for us to fold it,
Hard to think there's none to hold it,
Hard that those who once unroled 1t,
Now must turl it with sigh.
Furl that banner, turl it sadly,
Once ten thousands hailed it gladly,
And ten thousands wildly, mad'l,
Swore it should forever wave
Swore that focman's swords could
never
Hearts like theirs entwincd discover,
Till that flag would float forever
Ger their freedom or their grave.
Furl it F.! for the hands that graSpcd it
And the hearts that tondlv claspcd it,
Cold and dead are lying low;
And the banner it is trailing,
While around it sounds the waiting
OF its people i'll their woe.
For though conquered, they ador" it,
Love the cold dead hands that bore ii,
Weep for those who fell before it,
PARDON those who trailcd and tore il,
And oh. wildly they dcplore it,
Now to turl and fold it SO
Furl that banner, true It's cory,
Yet It's wrcathel around with glory,
And twill live in song and story,
Thouyh its folds are in the dust
For its fame on brightest pages,
Pcnned by poets and by sagcs,
Shall 90 sounding down the ages,
Furl It's folds though now we
must.
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ENECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

ENECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the sub,
scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick County, Letters Tesla
mentary on the Estate of
PATRICK KELLY,
late of Frcdr. ick county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or he
fore the It'll day of September, 1872; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those in
dcbtcd will please make prompt payment.
MARY JANE KELLY.
Enmtshurg, mar lG4w
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FOLD SILK UMBRELLAS

pATENT FOLD SILK UMBRELLAS
ENGLISH UMBRELLAS, of Superior
Silks and Styles, from London, especially
for Holiday Presents. VITA Ivory, tornc-
liam, silver and Natural Handles. Differ
rnt STYLES to select from. Win be Rcailrd
at Wholesale Prices Glmnoco, Alpaca
and other Umbrellas very suitable for Pre-
scnts, at lowest prices.
TAILORS,
No. 5 \. Calvert street,
Opposite Barnum's Hotel
dee Off Baltimore, Md
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THREE TUNS HOTEL.
Board $3.50 Per Dav.

Corner Of Pratt and Paco streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
T7IIE undersigned having leased tl~s
the well known Hotel, known M;iii;
as the lIREE TUNS HOTEL, sit MIlL
uutcd on the southwest corner of Prattand
Pnca streets, Baltimore, and having thor
oughly renovated and newly rcfilrnished
said Hotel, is NOW OPEN for the rcccp-
ton Of guests. He hopes, by his long cX-
pcrirncc and strict attention to business, to
mcct with a liberal share of patronage. His
Bar will be stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
q; Board per day, $50 Permanent
Boardcrs taken at reasonable terms
y. b. HARDING, PROPRIETOR
formerly of United States Hotel, Fred'k;
late Revere House, Cumberland
marll-tf
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COME ANaS SEE !
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

F1LL AND WINTER GOODS!
7 HAVE the pleasure of informing my
| friends and the public generally, that !
have returned from the city with full
stock of
+ ALL AND w n r Err GOODS,
which will sell cheap for CA 5 II or to
punctual customers Oh a short crcdlt.
CIV Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me- hope by strict
attention to business to merit conllhu-
ance Of the same.
s.Fg" Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. - ,,,,,
FREDERICK WHITE.
Oct. 81 If
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My son, Charles II. Steiner is associated
with me in the above business, and is Il full
partner The firm will be known as s'tci
ucr 4 Son Respectfully,
aug 80 JOHN \. STEINER.
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- VIE subscriber hae opened a Boot and
Shoe Mandatory, at the store Room
ON South Market street, frr,i,rirh city, 3d.,
recently in lhc occupancy Of Or. Joseph
t. G;arrojt as a drug slorr Ladies and
HcntlrmCno
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all Kinds viii h" made from tbc hes; ma.
tcriaIS and in the latest styles 10y cXpprjcn-
rci WorI>mcn. The undersigned being Il
practical mechanic, the work viii be made
un Ter his own supervision, and customer,
can fully rely upon lh" character of ~"
work furnished tHcm. Under NO rirclnn-
Stances. work other than his own manu-
iHcturr will be sold pensioners BY siric,
attention To business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes to
merit fair share of the public patronage.
Call AT No. III South Market street, and Oct
measured. y good fit is guaranteed. Re
spcr,tulIy, JOHN y. STEINER
July Sly
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L7ANCN NIILIINiIR.
5yLA4iD-I-A!zZ5o
AnTERlG 4 M wv a r C. E:S!

Y EW lot of Gold and Silver WATCH
Low Prices.
WIN. MOORE,
Watch Maker and ,Icwcllcr, next door TO
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Westminster, Md.
~" Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and warranted. may 2,4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-16

German vessels wrecked shore The territorial
of the United States shall accordance
with the laws Of the United States The Con
suiar authorities have In both countries 10 in
only supeDend the proceedings having reference
10 repair and revcang necessary TO the sale Of
shore For the Intervention or
the local authorities charges shall be made except such as
similar paid by vessels OF the nation In case
of doubt concerning the nationality OF shipwrecked yes
sell the local authorities shall have exclusively the direction
OF the proceedings provided for tins article All merchan
disc and goods not destined for consumpon IN the country
where the takes place shall be tree OF all duties
ART n-Wnn regard to the marks or labels OF goods
Of their packages and also with regard TO patterns and
marks OF manufacture trade, the citizens OF Germany
shall enjoy the ned States of America. and American
native citizens. fsIt
present shall remain in force for
the years. from the day OF the exchange
of the ratification, which shall be exchanged a. -,
within the period OF - months In case neitner parry
months before the expiration OF the SAID
period OF yearsof s intention not to renew th con-
venton shall In force year longer, and 30 on
from to year. until the expiration OF year from me
DAY on which one Of the pastes shall have gwen sn'n
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-16
SANGUINARY ROW IN HOBOKEN.

Last evening a man named Thomas BOwe, EN-.
ployed on building at the corner OF Madison and
Ferry streets, observed ayoung girl stealing nall
Joist from the materials below. He soon gave chase
and pursued ner into tin store, kept by her
rather, corner OF Grove street and Newark avenue.
When the unsmth was informed OF his daughters
wIckedness, he stoically remarked, "Ho, the poor
tning.r Bowe then undertook to take back that
which was stolen, when James Duffy the tinsmlth)
remarked that 1t would be a difficult job, and ac-
companed TINS pithy declaration with sockd0loger
across Bowe's countenance. B0we was nonplussed
and made for the door. but Mrs. Duny Fastening To
The scene boiled the door securely so mat
the intruder might be more fully convinced OF the
pugllstlc abilities OF It's inmates Mr.. Duly, Jr:,
likewise arrived armed with an iron. win wnlcn
he struck violently at Bowe. The woman grapped
him by the vest and al three lei TEL upon oi,
and chest. Bowe called upon men outside
to break in the door and save him, but they de-
clined TO interfere. Ills colaoorer, however. soon
arrived, and the former succeeded IN escaping
through glass door, cutting his hand severely IN
the attempt. He then procured the arrest 0! Duly,
VINO was subsequently locked up to await examinS-
ton. Bowels wounds were dressed by Dr. bens SOIL
and they are OF sucn nature as 70 prevent mW
from working for some time.
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thronr, and leveed some half dozen blows with his
club at the lower eXtremities OF the intruder put
with poor effect as ne showed himself quite ex-
pert az evadng the baton as he was at stabbing
bronze statues Being reinforced by two other Doys
IN blue" the three made grand rush at the Gull
succeeded IN bringing him down. He was now
taken into custody and conveyed 10 the station
house. from which he was subsequently removed to
THE TOMBS 2 LICE COURT.
where Judge Hogan locked him up on charge OF
insanity. Shortly afterward. while In conversation
with the writer he stated that his name was Deid-
ricn barr; that he was German by birth aud
sailor by occupation. As for disembowelling Old
Father BENJAMIN., nothing was further from his
Thoughts; he only wanted 10 have l0ok-a private
view OF the old gentleman-as he was going o sea
In a few days and would PROBABLY not have another
opportunity. he acknowledged having drank an
inOrdinate amount OF liquor, but thought by morning
he would be in shipshape again. he said he was
not more insane than was old Benjamin himself,
but was ''slighllyr ineDriated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-16
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.
Sir Charles Dixie is In Paris.

Sir Charles Dixie is In Paris.
IN. vaperau is member Of the French Ma
ti0nal Assembly.
bismarck mas recently been confined to his
bed with sickness.
The Empress OF Russia left Livadla on the
morning OF the 5ti inst, on her h0mewaru Journey
10 st. petersburg.
The Marquis OF Butte has discharged the debt
OF 1915 on the School for the Dear ana Dumb ~
Llandan.
The King OF the Begians has consented, 1t Is
said, 10 preside az the anniversary dinner or the
Royal Literary Pund. which Will he held IN May
next.
The Queen has slsnined her approval OF the
appointment OF Mr.. X. ID. Rusden as Vice Consul In
Manchester for tile United States OF Colombia.
General Trochu Is awaiting the period when
he will have q right 70 retire as general which
will be three months hence. before rendering hrs
resignation as deputy and retiring completely into
private life
Tine Emperor OF Germany, accompanied BY
the Prince Imperial OF Germany, mas lately been
boar hunting In the Hanoverian forest Of Gochrdc.
Out OF 100 bears started 1885 have been killed, His
Majesty having Killed twenty -one.
The Queen of Spain arrived in Paris from Lu.
cerne where she passed forty EIGHT hours, on her
way back from Munich. Her Majesty has been in q
state Of great detection since the death Of her SON.
ip.'sv. ''ount Gactan dc Girgcnu.
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lndieaSe, win support him. and promise 70 write
publicly TO my friends not TO create Tor him any di
fculty. The Duo dAumale VIII be with III be-
eve that ne Will not for he rs surrounded BY friends
Incapable OF ADVISING him or supporting MIN In
great resolution. But remember well what am
about 70 say to YOU. II within six months the Due
d'Aumale be not President OF the Republic, and II
ne should not establish the regime OF 1892 France
Will come to fetch me, and-she will md me-
RUMORS.
According 10 one OF the changers ON at the
Grand Hotel the Emperor has not waited 10 he
fetched, but paid Paris visit a lew nights since
and had long conversations with several OF hrs
trends The wish Is father to the thought, The
cofnnlissi0naiTe who made the statement being q
determin ed Bonapartist. Thousands desire TO see
the Emperor again IN Paris, but none would wish
MN TO make ms appearance unul everything Is
SALE
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SMALLPOX IN BR0KLYN.

There were nry.nine cases OF smallpox reported
at the Brooklyn Health once during the past week.
This is a slight decrease as compared with the re.
mort for the proceeding week. The vaccinations
IA We given good account Of their stewardship.
Tne NUMBER OF people vaccinatcd last week wai
lo,0s0, and 1.-The work goes uravely on.n Dr. Coch.
ran IS Jubllant over the success or the sanitary
measures III nghtlng the threatened epidemic.
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E u r o Pc.
The Feeling in France Over BiSmarck'S
Threat Of Retaliation.
SENTIMENT TN TIE FRENCH ARMY.
~-~~~>~>~~~~~~~>~~~>-
Consular Convention Between the
German Empire and the
United States.
~~~~~~~~>>~e~>->~>~~~~~~~
AN ENGLISH ESTIMATE OF FISH.
AN ENGLISH ESTIMATE OF FISH.
English Opinions Of the Treaty Of Washing.
Ton and the Geneva Conference.

The German mail steamship DOnai Captain
Ernst, from Bremen December 80. via Sohthamp-
ton January 2, arrived at this port yesterday with
Two days later mails than those brought by the
Russia.
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Is a small matter compared with the fact that the
basis OF clear understanding ~ firmly md be-
tween the only two great maritime Powers. u Is
they alone that are likely 10 ind themselves en-
barrassed by the conflict between national duties
and the rrepressiple energy OF trading citizens
ready 10 turn an honest or even dishonest penny
al any crisis Of the worlds AFFAIRS. Beyond this
Legislative victory, the treaty was valuable Tor
sb0xng that those ties OF kindred ana commerce
TO which the American advocates so oddly appeal
as oasis Tor damages were not without lnfuence
on us. We have SHOWN bv the agreement sincere
desire 10 make up our diplomatic quarrel with our
cousins and 70 remove so TAR we can, all
grounds OF sucn disputes IN years 20 come. Our
satisfaction al these results Is more diminished
by the singular statements and quernlous tone OF
the new document than our content with our little
island when Yankee orator tells us, a. q taunt,
that MS "nome Is IN the setting sum-"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-30

Home AGAIN Mr.. Goid.,ine. of the
hrm OF Goldstinc s. Rosenwalor, has re.
turned home from Now York, where he
has been making large purchases Of win.
ter dry goods, clothing, etc. Luckily, Mr..
Goldstine had completed all his purchases
before the Boston fire, and therefore be.
fore the late advance in prices. Messr..
GoIdstinc& Rosenwater can, consequently,
sell at prices exceedingly below those now
current 10 this market. They ask the
public TO call and Inspect their goods and
ascertain their precs, being sat fed thar
no one will 60 away from the store, lenv.
ing behioI them tho bargains tbs firm
are prepared 10 offer. Il
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ATTENTION.

Received daily ly express at Winter
grocery in Winters block, the following
goods kept in leo; Fresh white
h.h, salmon, bass and perch
fresh oysters. direct from Baltimore, by
the can at j0c to families, warranted
good also New York sounds, by the
quart; CLANS md fresh HOLSTERS squirrels
docks and other game; celery and fresh
Ohio butter. always on hand also all
kinds Of vegetables and fancy groceries
sliced ham, &c besides variety Of other
articles, including oranges and lemons, nll
u which will be sold uta far living profit.
lO-1Q-,f
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Mas. ASIA LASG. Eighth street be
ween Commercial and Washington ave.
nuc., IN, Just received large and varied
stock oF ftll goods, and desires 20 call par
ticular attention e. her banl.om" sssort-
ment Of lale, and childrcu'- underwear.
something new in this market. Her
wooden drawers and lcggins combined are
also something new and the most comfort
able ,hins f,r children in cold weather
yer devised Mr.. Lang also Lns o vol
lectcd assortment Of hats, honnet-, rib
bons. nowers. and notion, Of all foft-, all
Of which will be- sold as cheap It. can he
found elsewhere in this market.
lO.q-lm
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NoBoDY denies that if you would have
oysters by the plate stewed, fried, roasted
raw or on the haf.shcll, by the dozen
can or barrel there ia only one place in
the city where you can get the freshest,
juiccst and best, That place by common
consent is the Thalia Oyster saloon, at
the corner Of Twelfth street and Wash.
ington avenue, and, while there if Won
should chance to call for glnss of St
Louis lager a glass of wine, native or
foreign, or something of stronger kind,
your own good taste will testify thnt
Jacket keeps the best. Then go TO tho
Thala call for what you want to eat or
drink, and if you are not more than salts
fed, everybody will say That you must
charge your dissatisfaction To your own
depraved taste. If