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A l. E X A n DRIA,

DANGEROUS KICK By A WILD HORSE FROM
THE WEsT.-A colored boy about sixteen years
old, named George Burweli, employed at the
backsmith's shop Of Alfred Moore, on the Mid
dlebuTg turnpike, Just above the FIRST toll-eate
was sent, yesterday evening, to a pasture near
that toll gate for a horse belonging to Mr.. Mac
Gault-said to be wild animal just from the
prairies-for the purpose OF having his shoes re-
moved. The horse was caught, and was being
led ont of the gate when he slipped the bride
from his head 10 his neck, and suddenly wheel
ing, kicked the boy, who held on to the reins.
knocking him down and shattering his lett thigh
DR.. Mccormick rendered the necessary surgi-
cal assistance
THE FIsHERY.-The fishery OF 1872 is draw
ing to close. Ii has not been as successful to
the seine hauleIs and OILERS as was anticipated
but still, few, II any, engaged I'm those opera
tons have llst money. The catch of shad ND "a
this time exceeds that of the same period last
year, bu. there has been a great falling OF in
the number of herring caught. Though the
hsh are disappearing at the lower landings, they
don't seem TO be increasing at those nearer the
city. Operations have already ceased, or, in
fishing parlance. the fishermen have " cut OUT
at Windmill Point, Gums, Tumps, Fowlke's
AIkendaie, and Deep Hole, and other shore;
will rapidly follow.
House. BuRNr.-Captain Jones, of the O., A
& III. X. r., reports that as his train was pass
ing Tye River, on Sunday morning last, the
house of Mr.. Pointdexter, near that station
was burning, and that it was destroyed.
SCARCITY OF VEssHLe.-Cumberland coal i.
rapidly accommodating at all the different Goa
agencies located in this city, in consequence OF
the want Of vessels to take 1t away.-Ga-ette
last erening.
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WoTkmen are engaged in renewing the wood
work q the 1i:h street railroad.
engaged in hearing the Pcllard-Lyon SANDER
case.
The score stood 2 to 5 in favor of the Red
game between that club and tie Nationals of
this city yesterday.
BY direction of General o. f. Isabsock. a neat
flagstaff has been erected ln the grounds iast
south of the White House, and q beautiful flag
was ran up on it yesterday.
The Governors Mounted Guard give their
hFst target shooting and May party at the Ger
mania Sehuetzen Park, commonly known
Gales woods,) tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming.
At the close OF the fight Between the wash
Ihis, Tenn, for 5000 aside, the fight stood
Washington and Arkansas 4. The remainder
OF the main will be fought to-day.
About O'Clock this morning fire was discov-
cred in 4 frame shanty on street rear the cor
ner OF 10th, but the flames were extinguished hy
the members OF No. engine company with a
Plug stream without turning in an alarm. Dam
The German class of the Sd district public
schools, ID. l., Selke, teacher. was examined by
trustee Hart, in presence of Superintendent
Wilson. trustees Allen and French, and a num-
heAof the parents and friends of the pupils a
few days since, and good progress was shown.
meeting of the graduates and uDsiergradu-
College was held last evening fer the purpose of
peTfecting an organization for mutual inter-
change of opinion on different medical subjects
and for masIal instruction, and a committee
was APPOINTED on organization.
"A nice young duck down towards the front of
The orchestra seats at the National Theatar last
evening, made himself riCiiculously conspicuous
between the ats, by standing so "a TO face the
audience and talking ovt T the heads of a tlozea
PEOPLE TO some u his com panions sc xted several
rows IN the rear of his POSITION. His hair was
parted Down the middle. which convinced the
persons annoyed that remonstrance would be
throw an away oman.
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Government Securities.
Markets Today.

BALrINoRE, May l.-Virginiss, old. Al; do.
coupons, old, IS Virginia consolidated, 81; West
NirgInia's, IL bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nav Cotton dull, but firm:
Low middlings, 22Aa23. Flour quiet but
frm, and prices unchanged. Wheat heavy
and unchane ed Corn steady and firm: White
southern, q; yellow southern, CO; western
6s. Oats duh: Southern, Sc; western, 50. Rye
quiet, 9ocaS1.O5. Provisions quiet, but firm:
Mess pork. Slf. Bulk meats: Shoulder, s..
RIB sides, 81; clear rib sides, =. Bacon: Shout
ders,6; rib sides, "a; clear ri6 Sides s; sugar.
cured hams, l2al3. Lard quiet, hut firm, az
but firm. 90.
NEW YORK, May Flour duh and IN
changed: Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and declining.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Stocks steady. Gold
heavy, 12A. Money easy, 6. Exchange, long
995; short, 10y. Governments duh and heavy
virginia skies, 30; new, IS. North Csrolinas,
sc; NEW. 20.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT. Office chief Signal Oacsr,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May 1, 1872, 10 am.
synopsis FOR PAST TwENTY-FOu HOU RS
The barometer has continued highest over the
Atlantic states. The lowest has moved north
eastwardly from eastern Dakota and is now
probably central little northeast OF Lake Su.
perlor. Easterly to southerly winds, and in
creased cloudiness, are now prevailing from
Florida TO New England. Cloudy weather and
rain from Alabama and Louisiana northeast
ward to the lower lake region. Clear and pleas
ant weather at the Pacific coast stations. Fresh
to brisk westerly winds northwest OF the Ohio
valley.
PRoBABILIrIEs.-The lowest barometer will
Continue moving eastwardly, with diminishing
pressure, over the New England, middle and
south Atlantic states, and cloudy weather with
rain. Rising barometer, westerly winds and
clear weather will prevail west of and through
out the Mississippi valley, and extend eastward
over the upper lake region, Lake Erie, the
ONO valley, Tennessee, Kentucky and Ala
bama duriug the day, nd over the south At
lantic and middle states during tonight. Brisk
southerly winds, veering 10 westerly, are prob
able for the lower lakes. but dangerous winds
are not anticipated.
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District Matters I'm Congress

Tie House committee on the District OF Co
lumbia met this morning for the purpose of
conference upon the report on the recent in yes-
tigatiOn INTO the charges against the District
government and Beard OF Public Works ana
the entire session was passed in discussion The
committee Will meet again tomorrow for the
same purpose, and the points of the report will
then be determined Up0l- A delegation OF
druggists was present this morning and asked
hearing on the bill which recently passed the
HEALTH. The Delegation was informed 1T that .,
hearing would be given a. some future meet
irg;
The senate committee on the District of CO.
Iuhbia Elet THIS morning, and agreed to report
1aVOTatly on the house bill granting permission
TO the Baltimore and Potomac railroad conn
raLy 70 locate the passenger depot At the corner
vf 9th and streets, without amendment. The
bill which recently passed the house fixing the
salary of members of the Board of Health at
s2Lo per annum was agreed to, and will be
ported without amendment. The bill intro
dueed by Mr.. Sumner. allowing the GEORGETOWN
Gas company to extend its works TO cover
all The territory within the limits OF the
District OF Columbia lying On the west
ern side of Rock creek, was approved, and
favorable report will be made TO the Senate
Also, upon the bill introduced by Mr.. Patter-
son amending the act incorporating the Column
bian College. 1t repeats that portion of the act
Of incorporation limiting the annual income OF
the college at $4,000, and approves the late act
OF the legislative assembly for the relief Of that
college. The bill introduced by Mr. Lewis for
the relief OF Memorial parish OF the p. f.
church, in this District, was agreed upon, with
an Amendment striking out the "a section. IRE
bail as agreed upon provides that the act of
nss, requiring actual residence within the lin
IT'S OF +. r. parishes as a qualification for
voting at parish meetings, be modified in respect
10 the Memorial parish OF the Z. T.. church i'm
this District so as to allow all persons TO vote
therein who have contributed to support the par
ism for three months preceding such meetino
The bill increasing the stock of the Washington
gasHght company s2Oe 900, with the privilege OF
,nssfseaslng to s1,ooO,coo, was agreed upon,
should be increases by actual subscriptions and
not by watering. House bin to cure defective
uties, heretofore published in TIE STAR, was
approved, with an amen dment giving the form
of proceeding. The bill which passed the House
to aid IN maintaining the fire department of the
District OF Columbia was referred to Mr. Hitch
cock
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AND CeMMERCIAL.

The New York money market presented no
features yesterday, borrowers on call being
readily supplied at 6 and Z per cent. The gold
market was not as strong as on Monday, there
being disposition among SPECTATORS to eds
count" the settlement Of the Alabama claims.
There is a growing belief i'm Wall street that q
satisfactory adjustment Of the whole natter will
be effected at an early day, and Spectators are
trimming their sails accordingly, both on gold
and stocks. 1t Is generally expected, with a
satisfactory understanding on this matter be-
tween our own and the English government.
that an active foreign demand for our securities
were duh, and the stock market steady
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STRIKES Now IN PROGREss.-The Journey
men blacksmiths OF Pittsburg, Pa, have de-
manded an advance OF wages, and have resolved
to strike in case OF refusal Of the advanced
pay. The blacksmiths employed in the Shops of
Pittsburg and vicinity number two hundred,
and the pay hitherto has been 50 day for
"foormen" and $3.50 for "firemen." The in
crease asked by the journeymen lie half dollar
or 80. 80 day for fiOormen and "a for firemen.
The boss horse-shoers have also held meeting
and the general feeling Is reported to be in favor
OF the increase In Cincinnati, Ohio, the coal
beavers and drivers Of coal carts are on a strike
for an advance over the present wages Of Sl2
week. In Cincinnati the iron mOulders are
still on a strike, and the fOundries are idle. At
Wheeling and at Cumberland, Md, the pud-
oilers are on strike, and the nail and rolling
mills are embarrassed.
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A WEIGHTY WoMAN-A coIored woman,
probably the largest and heaviest person of her
ago at the age of ffty-one years. She weighed
between nine hundred andone thousand pounds
Her dimensions were five feet ten inches in
height, twenty-eight inches across the shoulders
arms were thirty inches in circumference.
When the was arr aged in her burial vestments
it was found impossible for seven men to lift her
Finally the box was tilted one side and she
was rolled in, while the priest chsnted the SER
vice of the dead. She was then placed in q lar ge
wagon which proceeded slowly to the cemetery
The wagon was backed up to the grave. and
eight men and six rollers combined their exer-
tiCDs to lower her into her narrow bed.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-The
Baltimore and Potomac railroad have erected a
warehouse at OdentOn, and are running every
twenty-One miles from Oaenton. The train
sometimes takes passengers. Thursday week
the train brought up IS hogsheads of tobacco
and last Thursday q more Mr.. James w
Nichols is the agent of the road at Odenton
This junction the company propose to make one
Of their most important stations. Mr.. Glow, who
is the contractor for digging the wells to furnish
water along the road, has received instructions
to increase the watering facilities at OdentOn.
The road has been "serviced up" made ready
for regular running of trains, that il, the track
raised nine inches for four miles north OF Olen-
ton and one south Of it. Track-lsying will re-
commence on the Baltimore end of the road this
week, beginning at the Pstapsco bridge, about
six or eight miles from the city. The road, it
ASSsQ DOfs Republican.
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~ REMENIBER I'd

OLD MOI NEW NEW No.
PAPERHAEGISGss PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELs, &c.
The Largest Assortment IN the District. OF Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
II A X RlTER'S,
Nc. $50 9TH street, bet. and sts., doors above
00u fxPERHANGiNGs'o A'''
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, Of entfr ely
the Dolly Warden, 90. Imperial, %" Brocade,n anc
other rich and ell sty les, in gilt aud plain with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock Of
medium and low-prced Papers, gilt and common
S nsr eensess a. ranGns in res from . cts
specially TO order. % inch plain suits, for panel.
ing, with gilt rod flashing plain. Also, patent
and perfect representations Of Wood and Marbles
Tor panelipe balls, vestibules specimen panels
and decorative Paperharging executed in the beet
PICTURE FRAMES.
to portrait sze. Velvet FRAN Q for porcelain pic
tures; Gard Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wTeaths. Frames made 20 order.
WINDOW sAADis, PICTURE CORD AND
different sizes and colors. Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord. Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain head Picture Nails,
Biz &c, &c Window Shades nade to order.
always IN store on exhibition and sale cheap.
All orders for Paperhang inRs. Window Shades, or
Picture Frames punctually filed, AID satisfaction
A' 'H' J. MARKRIrER.
No. 4e6 7th street, between D and Z sts..
apl3lmS New No. l39.D
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HAVING HEARD considerable complaints that
flannel does not prove satisfactory. we have SUBJ
stituted this season the American yacht cloth,
goods far superior to flannel, which we guaran-
tee in wear and color. EIsBMAH e. Bro.
sos 9TH street, three doors above l..
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For BoYs.-Fine English cheviot suits Fine
blue suits from SO to s1s. Cashmere suits from
$3.50 TO Sl2 One Price Only.
CSC. G. HENEING,
No. 40 eth street y. w.
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THE MosT DARING BANK ROBBERY ON
REcoRD.-AbOut two o'clock yesterday after.
noon five mounted men rode into the town OF
mounted at the Deposit Bank two of them
with pittols in their hands, held the horses
while the other three, with drawn revolyers, en-
whom one was the cashier, were in the bank
One of the intruders demanded the KEY of the
safe; another attempted to shoot James Garnett
bank emPioye, but he struck up the robbers
weapon, although his hand was burned by the
explosion. All the bank officers escaped from
the building except the cashier, who, although
under fearful threats, refused to unlock the safe
He was shot dead, and the marau ding part,
pillaged all the valuabes outside the safe, which
they were not able to unlock. While this wa
proceeding the party outside fired their pistol,
in all directions, driving everybody of tn,
street. The town seemed panic-stricken un ii
the robbers mounted their horses and dashed
away. The citizens then organized and started
in pursuit, and at last accounts were gaining
rapidly on the fugitives. The amount stOleI
was not large. Great excitement prevails. The
robbers will probably be lypched n caught.
The WHEAT CRoP.-We are glad to Learn
that the wheat crop Is improving very much
under the present fayorablestate of the weather,
which looks very promising as compared with
within the last few weeks The weather has beer
untavorable for its growth, and the fields in
roads. The change, however, has been very
great, particularly In the vicinity Of West and
South rivers, where We see zelda that few
weeks ago looked - IL they had nothing on
them, are now thickly matted over, and prom
iee an abundant yield. The grass crop, although
fhort for this season Of the year, has also been
lgreatly improved within the past few weeks
and b looking well.-Amnapelis Rep.
/ FRANCE AND GERxAuY.--Minis1er Goulsrd
of France, has Informed the committee Of liberia
ton that the German troops viii ,evacuate
France fnmediately when the payment OF thf
Indemnify Ia cOmpleted. No definite negotiation
have been opened to anticipate the payment
ofthe three mnliardb due 10 Aay, l07z, but he
manner in which the ovortdres Of France hsyt
been received indicate a. favorable dispasitios
on the part Of Germany. Goulard declare
positively that forced loan to provide mean
Tor iiquidaring the obligstion is impossible.
CARLrsr DKYRAr IN SPAIN Telegram
received this o. m. from Madrid tells Of . sever.
battle with the Carlists, 1t Tudela, In Navarro
in which they were defeated, with loss OF thres
hundred killed and wounded.
OBcston complains Of an epidemic Of
burglariee." $500 .s
0tThe gamblers in San Francisco wea,
masks while dealing. .a
syA western burglar wants patent on ~
improved jimmy. y,
ga new style Of walking cane has . small
pistol concealed in the top.
! o0Guipure lace sacques and jackets hay
superseded all other kinds Of lace this season.
ga new styleof linen cuffs and collars ar
embroidered In gay c0lors with lace edge.
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.S2,031,366 SO
WHAT TIE UNITED STATES OWES THE DISTRICT
GOVERNMENT.

ACCOMPANYING the report Is statement of
work done by the board in paving roadways
curling, and paving sidewalks, and paid for by
the board, in front of or adjoining property Of
the United States government, as follows:
10 the Board Of Public Works, d. Of C,
Ts work on Pennsylvania avenue, DIR.
Goo square yards concrete pavement at GO On
per yard...... Observation-Disclosures. .42i 90
Street crossings, La Fayette Square,
~ square yards concrete pavement,
at $50. .,...........;.;;:....: 1915 20
Opposite Treasury and War Depfs.
5,SC5 square yards concrete pavement,
less 1-6 cbargeable to adjoining
property, 1 $40 81 square yards, at
Madison cEd Jackson PIoces
f,c51 1-9 square yards concrete pave
ment, less = chargeable to adjoin-
ing properly. ISL square yards at
$50 per yard d.;.;:.............. 1O,s1o 20
20 square yards brick pavement at
80 cents per yard.................. ISL co
SideiedBs IL Feet WIDE.
liza 20 square yards brick pavement
at 50 cents per yard......:.:.;.... 1879 81
1913 linesl feet curbing at S1.20 per
foot: ...................... 2OO7 co
Scott Squire.
e,5oi square yards concrete pavement,
less i chargeable to adjoining
property, 5,i20 yards at $50 per
yyard.........;.;.:........... K,aH 90
2,tt9 square yards brick pavement at
50 cents per yard: :......:........ 2,135 20
2,02 ineal feet curbing at 81 20 per
foot .........,...,......... 2,iG2 40
Fronllin Squore. IiK Street.
2,925 square yards wood pavement,
less 3 chargeable to adjoining
property, 2,i3H yards at S3oOpe
yard: 800. ...:.::.............. 9,o1s IS
Var Department, 11h Street.
$685. square yards concrete pave
ment, less 3 chargeable to adjoin-
at: g5sEss,y sst..H square yards 40
Circle at 1ih 81. and Mass. Are.
bio square yards wood pavement at
$50 per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1907 20
Tiber CTeeE.
From Botanical Gardens to Mary
land avenue, in process of compile
ton. 625 lineal feet of sewer at
sle2.5O per oot..................... GI,Oe2 30
Missouri Arenue.
1,4i5 lineal feet sewer, less = charge
able to adjoining property, ,229
feet at S12 Gs per foOt............. 15,5S3 -
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IL VOC WANT a plate of delicious ice cream
go TO p. Jorios, 500 9Th street, near the cornetof
E. Also, furnished at residence At q shert notice.
Please give me a call.
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CITY ITEMS.

II YoU WANT good choice of French con-
fectionery and fruit 60 to r. Jorio's, 5o2 9Th
street, near T..
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DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT.
Annual Report Of the Beard Of Pub.
He sWOrkA

The annual report OF the Board of Public
Works, submitted 70 the House of Representa-
tives yesterday by the President, shows that the
receipts Of the treasurer up to March c, 1872,
were follows:
Act OF july 20:
For salaries OF ward commissioners and nav OF
labofefs, " ashin gton city.. Sl2oO1 90
ACtcf August .:
For GefTaying twO-thirds of expense
of paving and sewering VI street
For judie,al lpen;es OF the board. 1o.oeo 90
For contingent 80 &" 81 900 90
For swee ping the streets ... 10000 90
For deiraying the expenses of the
board prior to July Is, 1S7l...... 5000 90
For Iepass OF. District aImory.... Loco 90
from Boundary street nOrth...... $3.50 90
Act of August IS:
For erecting public drinking foun-
Act on August q: i'~o W
For defraying two-thirds expenses
Of paving and seweripg 9Th street
south ,.:,:.......... 1o3,15o g.
For purchase of lot and erection of
station-house in Uniontown 1900 90
Act of August IL:
For Improvements and repairs in
anticipation OF the revenues... ASS, coo 90
Act OF July 10:
For Improvements and repairs in
the District Of Columbia, &c.,. f.oi0, 900 90
Total received from Controller....s1 ,ss2, 1873 80
From other sources.
. From Water Registrar for water =
rents.......-. ........... Al 6Ji IS
Tax assessments on i'm
yToyCments OF M street
north ..........-......... 22,i94 IL
Canal certificates paid to
oontrsctors....... ,454 c.
Sale of cobblestones, grav-
el, &c................... 1,1GO OF
feImlts Tor opening sew
eTs, &c.................. 1900
1923 Sc
Total receipts. ,aS1 ,Ss6 50
Payments per Auditor s certificates g, OO7 9Il 80
Pay ments Per Water Registrars
rolls. ........... .......,........ 1865 90
Cash on band.... 6,Sl9 81
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8, O31 1866 80
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LOG AL NEW 5.
Amusemenfs, A-c.. Tonight.

NGii6HGl TAsGter.-Aimee IA Opera Bouae,
q Les 6rigsnds.'
81. yessPA's HoH.-Fair f09 sie benefit OF st.
,JO>eFAs church.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. a.,

THE FIRST GRAND LEvEE OF TBEsrAN.
L TON GUARDS will he held at the Ma "a
tiohal AImory on MAY 10, lS2, at .. M, ~
Ioi ne nensnt o. the Battalion All are re
Parade at D. m said day.
spso IT COL. WIN. BOWEN, Commanding.
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NOW oPEN.
w0LF0RD a SHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE rERRIroSY-
INV GOODS received daily for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK snd COLURED SILks, MOHAIRs, IA
PANkSk slLks. POPLl>s. DOLLY NARDENS
Of all sfylss. Black aud White ALrACAs In al
prices. beautiful SPRING SHAMLs.
WHITE DREss GOODS.
OF all classes FOR summer wear,
1UE NEWEST STYLES PARAsOLs.
A large variety &C
Chsine Prints aud pOmestics. Cassimeres, for Mons
ard Rcys'wcer
Aud special attention 10 called ~ the
CARPET DEPARTMENT.,
vttch comprises the --latest des' Cus in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS anu hana.oue
INGRAM CARPE1Ss
Good STRAW MATING n rs cents
Dice 4otJ clown NJ so cents psr ward
call TO this est alb shment viii save punch sers
onsdeTshle money.
~ REMEMBER THE ARCADE.Nu
l2s SEVENTH STREET.
sp'3tMay6 BetwC n n ani V
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DRY GOODS.

CRCs GRAIN Sins
Gsrge lot q spring POPllns, Chailfes, Aipacss'
Neianees. SsEges. re-.
TurReS NAnsaoks Tor % illren = Dresses
Gre o. Bargainstn I'm bruiieri~s.
Curtain Lace from sai,slelphia snetioas,lS.
PiQues from Is q Sc.
full iine II ssiery. Gloves. Se.
Al CONNOLLY'S,
a.so-a. Cos a'h strset. CPS. Pateo' on.
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THRRMoMRTKRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street