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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
Look to your Interest!

At this most unprecedented money stringency
id our commercial metropolis and correspond
ingly dull times most al over the country, it
well for each and cvcry individual to look to
his interest. By paying our enterprising Cloth
iers, I. Schwartz s. Co., at Sarepta Clothing
Hall, a visit, you can save at least 20 per cent IN
buying your garments there; besides tho extra
ordinary advantage of having variety of styles
and patterns to select from, immense in quantity
and far superior in quality to any othors in this
city. They say they will sell remarkably cheap,
and. as is generally known, they mean WHIST
they say You will do we'll to call carly at 80
King street, Ssrepta Clothing Hall. ap II
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TNOUGII of the 0,0n0 tickets issued for tho
a. THIRD GRAND GET CONCERT in
aid OF the Public Library Of Kentucky, having
been sold to insure full drawing, and the wish
10000 cash gi!l, offered should be drawn in full
ana paid i'll full Without any scaling down. AS
heretofore the nl;:.:.45cncnt with the concur
renee of the trustees have determined to allow
rincty days more for the sale OF the remnant of
tickets left on hand Ihe concert and dlstribu-
ton advertised for April Sis therefore postponed
to Tuesday, July S, lS773 on which day. and no
other, they will positively and uncquivocAlIy
tulie place in Public Library Hall, Louisville,
Kentucky
At this grand conccr: The following cash gifts
will be distributed by lot and paid il iu!i to the
tickct-houers who draw them:
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EiHuOr LaE.

WORCESTER, MASS, June 2.-Sixteen lager
beer saloon keepers we're arraigncd before the
Central District Court this morning, charged
by the State constable with selling liquor
Their cases will be tried this afternoon. The
accused will probably be fined and will then
apneal. H.. '.
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ARRIVED.

AhElf Ep
Steamship John Gibson, New York to Hooe
& Johnston Q
Steamer Vanderbilt, Baltimore, to Hooe &
Johnston.
steamer Geo Il Stout Philadelphia, to F A
Reed.
Steamer Wawaset, Cone river, to. Potomac
Ferry Co.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to B Wheat.
Schrs o Schofeld, New York, and Lee Lynn
Washington, to Agnew.
Schrs + E Pecker, Charleston, and Brutus,
Philadelphia, to Alexa Passenger 4 w Co.
Schr Minnehaha, Philadelphia, to II Mehaf
Schr Lemuel Hall, Providence, to American
Coal Co.
Sehr Mary A Harmon, Windsor, N. S., to
Schr Mignonette, Philadelphia, to Leather
Schr Prince William, Machodock, to Wash
ington s. Bro.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by + a
Schrs O schofeld, New Haven. and Lee Lynn,
Peter burg, Va, by J. P. AAgnew.
Schr Potomac Norfolk, by Hampshire ana
bs ssbrs Gpf Barnes New Haven and Edward
Slade, Jersey City, by American Coal 20.
MEMORANDA. ...
scbrs Joshua S Bragdon. F q Odiorne, + A
PAUL and Moore, hence, at providence zS'n:
Schr w Knight, for Pawtucket' nence' az
Providence 10Th. oo.,
Schr Kate Ranger, hence, at New York Soth.
Sch, Hattie Baker, for Boston, hence, at Vine
yard haven 10Th. oo.,
Schrs E P Douglas and Annie dooges' heilce'
at Norfolk 30th.
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Nature Gives Us Teeth,

But she does not preservea and purify them. That
must be done with fragrant SUZODONT. The
dental bone and its enamel casing arc made IN
Vulnerable to all destructive influences by the
daily use of this benefccnt preparation. [je2
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Skeleton EOURI.

MACON, GA, June 1.-The skeleton Of
Charles Baswildebald, who mysteriously disap-
peared from this city two mouths ago, has been
found hanging lie the top of tall tree near this
city. He hung himself with his suspender.
during a fit of mental alteration from drink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
Weather EaDUrI.

WASHINGTON, June ., II a. m.
Probabilities. the Middle States, gen
orally clear warmer weather and winds shifting
to easterly and southerly. For the South At
lantc States cloudy weather and heavy rain,
which may possibly extend tonight into Nir-
pinia Kentucky and Tennessee.
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LOST HID EON.NI.

IL ~ REWARD-A tbree-year old ROAM
% CO COLT, rather thin and barefoot was
stolen from the subscriber on Saturday evening,
May 3lst Tho above reward will be paid for
the arrest and conviction Of the thief, and lib
cral rewsrd for the return of the horse to me.
T. T. JAYINS, near Clouds Mill:
je 2-3t" .- Fairfax county, Va
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CANAL COMMERCE.
~ $780, -
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats W Damon, W J B Lloyd, Alex Ray, 4
FisI Eapls and Geo Sherman, to American
Coal Coal Co; . D Robin, E Hammond and John IN
ny, to New Central Coal Co; Morning sun va d
March, Scotia and Samuel Swain. to Hamp anu
Baltimore Coal Co; Silver Wave ana C"Pta5 w
John Weir, to Georges Creek Coal 90 c w
Light Co; Andrew johnson No 2, fish.
DEPARTURES.
Boats Silver Wave, Samuel Swain. johnny
M Sanford, VIM barrow, John Weir, Morn
ing Sun and II Fisk for Cumberland.
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LOG AL N H w 8.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY.
cost or Whit-Sunday, was yesterday observed
by the Israelities and iu many of the Christian
churches particularly of the Catholic and Pro
testant Episcopalian denominations With
the Hebrews the day is memorable as the ff-
tieth day after the feast of the passover, and
w,s originally called "the feast of weeks, and
characterized by public rejoicing, commemorate
i'm, the revelation OF the ten commandments on
MI Sinai, the fftieth day after the departure
from Egypt. In the Christian churches the
fast commentaries the descent of the Holy
Ghost upon the apostles, and the gift oftongues
t,n DAYS after the ascension of the Saviour 1t
! called Whitsuntide from the custom of con-
6rmins children in the church, and their white
annarel to symbolic the spiritual purity which
haptism contcrs Services appropriate to the
DIV and conducted by the resident clergy we're
observed in Christ, St. PauPs, Grace and St.
M,rv's churches, and 10 the Synagogue The
following is a report of the work done during
the day by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation
Tho St Asaph-street Sabbath School opened
with nearly forty scholars and a full complement
of teachers. The session was marked by the
,,s,,.l good department and attention to the les
ms on the part OF the former, and was closed
with An address to them by the President of the
Association, winch WAS liStoueu To Oy LneIn Win
earnest attention.
The King and West-street Sabbath School was
opened with over forty scholars and full corps
Of teachers. The exercises were of the UTMOST
interest, the workers experiencing the result of
fill satisfaction in their labor at this point.
At the Aims House there was large gather
ing from the neigh borhood and a full corps of
workers The exercises were again of the deep
est interest, giving JOY to the hearts OF the
brethren.
The Jsi! services wore worked by small, yet
yratifed, committee. They report deep feel
Ing manifested by the inmates during the season
of praise, prayer and exhortation.
The open-sir meeting at the canal basin had
but small force in hand, yet very interesting
meeting was held A full congregation of boat
men and parties from the neigh borhood were
present. and the work of the colporteur in the
morning was successful paving the way for the
evenings interest in the exercises.
The open-air meeting at the Tunnel was an
other success in that direction. The committee
were not out in as full number as usual. The
numbers assembled, however, paid good alton
ton to the exercises, which doubtless left their
impress for good.
The Sunday evening prayer meeting in the
Methodist Episcopal Church well filled.
With less attendance of the members Of the
Churches than usual, the exercises were truly
solemn and interesting. Special prayer tor a
sick and desponding soul was requested, and the
responses were g Won most earnestly. The speak
ers made most fcrvcnt appeals to the unconvert-
Cd present. This meeting will be held next Sun
day in the Baptist Church
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The dwelling of Al.
fred Landon and the store Of Landon and
Kantz, a, Higginsburg were burned Saturday.
Loss SI3 00D
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY. the
,ueetlng of the Catholic Beneficial Society held
iIS night, Orlando Wood, J. A. Higgins, NJ.
a. -, Nash and John Edeen were elected dele
ss'es' and Rev. Father o. Kane delegate at
large, to the State Catholic Union which will
Neet IN Richmond on the 18th inst
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HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS AND SAN

HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIR Gus AND San
GERS BRITISH MENAGERIE will visit this
city on Friday June 18th. The press where
ever Howes' establishment has been, speak of
in in the highest terms. 1t comprises four hun
dred men and horses Its menagerie is large
and we'll selected, containing many rare aad
curious animals, never on exhibition before; in
addition to these, there are DO less than eighty
five trained and performing wild beasts among
which are six hyenas, five elephants, six Ben
gal tigers, twelve zebras twenty four Iceland
ponies, &C., &C. The circus company, cdnpos-
ed exclusively of French and English artists,
who have mover appeared here before, numbers
one hundred male and female performers. The
procession through the streets is said to sur
pass in magniGcence and brilliancy anything ot
the kind ever given on this continent: One Of
the most remarkable features in this show IS
the fact that they have attached to it a clown
who never utters word In presence Of the au-
dience; yet nevertheless, is SO irresistibly COM
lie 10 all his movements and gestlculatlcns that
he keeps the people in roar OF laughter all
tho time he is in the ring
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
MAN DROWNED. young colored man
named George Saunders was drowned on Sat-

named George Saunders was drowned on Sat
urday evening last 10 the Potomac opposite
the lower ship-yard He was in batteau with
small white boy named Samuel Posey, gill
ing. The boat sprung aleak, swampcd and
drifted away with the tide, leaving those who
had been its occupants in the middle of the
channel. The drowning man called to the boy
who was good swimmer and who had struck
out for the shore, to save him, but the latter
responding that If he came back both would be
lost, continued his way and reached the wharf
in safety. Capt Joe Davis recovered the boat
and gill net and dragged for the body Of the
drowned man, but without success. Saunders
had been gilling with Thomas Suthard all the
Spring.
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REVENUE STAMPS. The following letter is
published for the information of all interested ::
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INT'L. REVENUE,

OFFICE OF init. REVENUE,
Washington, May ~, 1873. }
Sir: reply to your letter of the Esd instant
that checks or drafts drawn upon individuals
not doing business as bank, bankers or trust
company, are held to be exempt from stamp
duty for any amount. All duties upon written
instruments Issued on or after October LIST, 1872,
are repealed, excepting only stamp tax Of two
cents each upon inland checks, drafts or orders
drawn at sight or on demand by any party for
pany. Very respectfully,
(Signed} J. w. DOUGLASS, Commr,
E. E. White, esq, Col Int. Rev. It'll District,
Alexandria, Va.
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BURGLARY. The store Of Mr.. James Smith
at the slip of the Maryland ferry boat was
burglariously entered last Saturday night by
prising open window in Ferry Alley, and rob-
bed of three chests of tea and box of tobacco.
Suspicion Of the burglary resting upon two colo
red men John Smith aud Bill Bell, the latter the
fireman of the Maryland ferry boat, they were
both arrested. Smith was discharged but Bell
was committed to Jail for further examination.
Mr. Smith in search yesterday for the arti-
Giles of which he had been robbed found the
top of one of the tea boxes on the bank OF
Oxen Run, on the opposite side of the river.
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OFF TO HARpER's FERRY.-The battalion of

OFF TO HARPER'S FERRY.-The battalion OF
cadets FROM St. Johns Academy, under the
command Of Maj. Richard J; Collins, compris-
ing two companies commanded respectively by
Capt. Frank NJ. Dyer and Frank Byerly, will
leave for Harper's Ferry in the canal boat
James March, this evening, at eight o'clock.
They expect to stop at the Great Falls OF the
Potomac early to- morrow morning and reach
their destination by tomorrow night. They
will spend about two days at the Ferry, leaving
for home on Thursday evening and arriving
here on Friday, about dark. We wish the boys
a delightful trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

REMARKs-The market for Wheat is very
dull, and prices are nominal offerings to-day OF
62S bushels red no sales reported Corn is lie
better offerings of 965 bushels river wbito with
sales at Gs, and S02 of mixed at 66 and 81; the
bulk of the offerings were withdrawn.
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N(lI'ICE,

NOTICE.
ALL uOUSEkEEpEKS arehereby notified
that if they throw any refuse or dccaying ami
NAL or vegetable matter in any street or alley,
or allow the same to remain upon their prem
i,es the imposed penalty will be ezactcd. All
suc:. matter shout; be deposited in barrels or
boxes, and kept till called for by carts, which
viii make dsli y rounds Tor that purpose.
G. w. CLIFFORD, ..o L
my CIV Hupt. OF rotlce.
NEW JEWELEY!
~ NEW JEWELRY!
Rich and Rare, Bright and Brilliant, Choice
and Cheap. Hair Ornaments latest Paris styles
For Information rs to variety and beauty Of tho
above goods, examine the samples displayed in
the show windows Of
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
my20 IS King street.
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The Markets.

New York, June 2-Stocks firm. Gold
dull at III Money easy at sac. Flour firm and
dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and heavy.
BALTIMORE, June va. skies, consolidat-
ed 543 West Va skies lot bid. Cotton dull;
low middlings l74al7f. Flour dull and market
favors buyers. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
active for Southern; white Southern -; yellow
do. 63; mixed Western dull at63. Oats dull;
Southern 5Oa54; Western mixed 40; do. white
5Oa5l. Rye quiet at SOAPS. Hay quiet and
steady; Western 26aS29 Provisions dull and
:nominally unchanged. Western Butter in fair
demand; choice roll 22a24
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SJ.n.HER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS,

IL
ELEVEN MILES FROM HARAISONBG.,
IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated Watering Place will be opell
for visitors on the 1st of } Ne, 1873 under the
management Of JOS. N. WOODWARD, Esq.
The water Of these Springs is the strongest
Chalyb cate in the United States, and is pccu-
larry efficient in the Diseases of Females, while
rs Tonic its virtues are unsurpassed.
ACCOM- STRICTLY FIRST
GLASS.
Rates Of Board.-Pcr day $3.50; per week Si5;
per month $50 Children under y years of age
and servants lalf price. A. B. TRICK,
JOHN President Board of Directors.
tNARLIN' RINGS
g q: IF:
!. The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that we have leased the above named
Springs, which is considered The most popular
So MINER RESORT for
EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS AND PATlES,
With splendid Groves. fine Dancing Pavilion
and TIE best Spring Water in the country.
Parties wishing to engage the above named
Springs can do 50 by applying to the foil lowing
~, d. =, NJ BOSSART,
No q S. Fairfax st. Alex, Va
H. HERBNER.
my 29--1m No. 152 King ST., Alex, Va
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$500, geo II BANK To aAg GIFTS.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidren's boots.
Shoes and Slippers.

We are this day receiving full line OF La,
|. dies, Misses and Ohildren's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, en-.
bracing all of the latest ylcs, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock. we
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them
selves rs they will be sold at low prices:
aus w. b. WAUDE y, ~ Ming sI..
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r ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTHS cents
IL At FERGUSON'S,
myl9 &c King street.
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n Office TO DELINQUENT WATER
IN RENTORS. ..
The following is plainly printed on every bill

n
| IN RENTORS ..
The following is plainly printed on every bill
rendered:
Tread TuIS.-Thc Water Rents are 7oaya-
bic semi annnalty IN advance from the first days
of May and November; and it is provided here
by that any person who may intend to discon
tnue the use of the water, shall give notice there
of ut the office of the Company, and pay the cost
of detaching fe;rulo or cutting off pipe at least
thirty days prior to the expiration Of the term
for mhich !cntsr rent hG$ oeen pam otherwise
the rent will be chargeable for the half year en-
suing, or in case Of transfer, to transfer TO the
books of the office, free of CHARGE:
| when the Water Rents arc not paid prompt
H. or aDthi,l fJteen lays after they become due,
the Superintendent is required to stop the supply
without further notice."
! Notwths landing this notice to evory individ
! ual rentor, which constitutes contract between
! the Wutcr Company and lts customers. some
parties Professionally refuse to pay the Collector
| till the expiration of the term, and give unne-
| cessary trouble and annoyance.
In consequence of this and other Delinquent
cics, large amount OF bills are left unpaid Mt
| the commencement Of each now term
! Notice is therefore hereby given that in such
csscs upon the report of the COLLECTOR, tho ST.
rEn1NTESDEST will be directed to cut off tho
water from such parties which will subjec them
to the cost of 81 80 for letting the water OH again.
All parties are hereby notified that the bills
for six months, from 1st May to lst November,
are now ready for delivery, and may be paid to
the Treasurer, OF the Company's office No. 70
-. .. R. II. MILLER,
my G-w4w President Alexa. Water Co.
ANTS SICILY LEMON SUGAR, for
of lemonade. W. +. BROOkES s. BRO,
nv 30 l47 King street.
lcRIME NEW FIGS, received this day and
-yIo vary cham ot
'0' S"'' * ISVERY & DAVIDsoN's, .
my 30 226 King st., cor Alfred
NEW MACKEREL, Nos l, and g. re-
- cv'Eod and A a isis Y $ DAVIDSON,
my 30 226 King ST., cor Alfred
= - BBLs. REFINED SUGARS, in store,
"a y and for sale Mt lowest rates, by
AVERY & DAVIDSON,
my3O 226 King St, cor. Alfred
uALLS SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER,
FERGUsoN's,
my 10 t6 King street
7 ACE JACKETS AND POINTS. -
A good assortment received this day BY
my2o D. T. WITIER co.
EDAM, Sapsago and New York Factory
IL Cheese for sale by ''
GEO. McBU RN Il u SON,
my 20 l66 and 10 King street.
" lew ELRI-A large assortment of new
y styles Jcwel'y, Hair, Ornaments. &c.
. FERGUSON'S,
my 10 &c King street.
pRICK- MAKERS SELVES and a large
- stock Of WOVEN WIRE On hand at No.
IS King street.
my Il J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
ENUINE LUBIN'S EXTRACTS.
W ~ cents at
FERGUSON'S,
myl9 IS King street.
CUPERIOR WHITE WASH BRUSHES at
y IS King street. corner Royal.
nv q j. T. CREIGHTON s SON.
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Snaciaf Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES
We have just receiveda fresh supply of Gents
extra fine nd-sewed Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
of every description, which we unhesltstingly
recommend to be the very best on safe in the city.
ap8 w. B. WADDE4, "A hlng st.
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sEoo. oev Ro5a osAY TEN DOLLARS.

SIC, oco CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
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.=a FOR RENT-TWO desirable HOUSES.
:i$a Nos 81 and 50 north Washington st. Rent
nv s0.S.& 'p' Mrs. ROBT. BROCKETT.
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foLlcE HEADoUARrERs.-The following
cases have been disposed of at Police Head
Quarters uar since Saturday report: Geo. Swans
,r:"'y, Tor dIsorderly conduct in the streets,
"eorge Carol, haiiug from Washington for
SsJSautng woman named Agnes Bayne, Geo.
S,.umldt, Tor selling liquor without license, An
a anl scott tor beating his wife, both coored,
S i.. a. I, Brown, colored, for disordery con-
s sa. and for resisting an officer, all of whom
were tined and discharged.
oohn Smith, coored arrested Oh suspicion Of
NJ king duplicated 10 the robbery of the store of
MI. James Smith was discharged as an alibi
Was proved. Bill Bell, also colored, ar
i ;,;I Ga the same charge, was committed to
jail Tor further examination.
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SERGEANT BATES. -WhenSergeant Bates pass
cd through this city on his famous march from
the South sometime ago he anticipated aud
prevented the presentation Of bis hotel bill by
publicly thanking the clerk for the hospitality
and courtesy that had been shown him, and To-
Sratlated himself still further into the remem..
saEec of the latter by little unpaid i. o. u of
~ lot a hat and plume with which to enter
Sa rSn.og'%D On Saturday last the names Of
, ,tri;a AZ Bates, Harry Mcknight and Miss
so smc o nSSI,amp' wore registered at the same
n nvt''i qua hand-blIs were distributed through
S Sus lug e'ty announcing an exhibition drill at
SS A., ilna haI by the same A man bearing q
,bS,pp 'gceuea by one beating drum marched
i; "ouEI the city previous to the hour of exhi
, riLon' but when that hour arrived not single
ib jrSI I nad been sold, and when the waiter at
mo S uI'el was sent to the guests rooms to sum-
tb oa I |Len to supper that evening it was found
La d: lucy had Sleutly stolen away, and if they
'lla ut folded their tents like the Arabs, it was
SO'e'y because they did Mt have any to fold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

TEA CARD.-In consequence of q statement
in the Virginia Sentinel that tho Cadet Base
| Bali Club refused to give up. tho bsli when It
was decided that the Alexandria Base Bail Club
had won the match game on the oath ultlmo,
and that fight ensued, the truth of which state
ment was reiterated IN said paper when the edi-
tor was asked to correct 1t. we deem It neceSsa,
~ to say that the ball was given up, and that
there was no fight. 4,
H. l.. MATHEWS, Capt. c. B. B. G.
It ]. T. BURKE, Capt A. B. B. G.
NORTON'S PINE APPLE CHEESE in
lN1 store ard for sale by
my29 147 King street.
GORGE s. JENKINS SMALL HAMS
V and BREAKFAST BACON for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
my 10 l66 and 10 King street
CHOICEST TEAS-Oonng Gunpowder and
~ Japan Teas on hand and for sale by
my % Z. NJ. LAWSON.
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~ ESIRING TO DISPOSE OF OUR entire
~ stock Of .
FRAMES AND PICTURES,
we will sell what We have en- hand FOR CASH
during the present week.
WEDDERBURN 6 MARKELL,
my Oft l6O King street
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80 e SIZE or EEJTT,

-. FOR RENT-The convenient ard ellisi-
si:j bly, located THREE-STORY DWELLING
HOUSE and STORE, No. III King street; gas
and water on the premises Possession given on
the 18th Of June. Enquire of j. TACEY, at
The Farmers AID Mechanics Savings Bank.
my 3l-If
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The money 20 pay all these gifts in full is now
upon deposit in the Farmers ar! Drovers Bank
Of Louisville aid set aside for th"t purpose, and
can only be used for that piTposc, will DC
seen by the following certificate OF the Cashier:
Olcc Of Farmers and Droyer:' Bank