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Il 3sfSfiE xSEES.
Nix E,SE TEA NPhNS,
NO. ~ NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have just received large and carefully So
ievtci stock Of

y !" ut N0.!-'!cNl LlIAL C!Ir INIILy OF OUT ItlS
@nHiot Ia surpassed, and are willing to have
them compared with any in the market.
"" have everything in the FINE GROCERY
LINE
SHELF GOODS of all kinds, fresh stock
ERENCli CAN DI. guaranteed To be pure
The best brands Of Domestic and Imported
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers to re-
turn any article purchased from lis that does not
give satisfaction.
Any club order purchased from tho Tea Com
pnncS in New York will be duplicated in price,
.7d surpassed in quality.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II north Royal street,
is 72-tf Alcxandria, Virginia.
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Farewell er!urnlanc

w Washington, ID. y.
JOHN 7. FORD ...... Proprietor and Manager
Farewell Performance
of the
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
Il WM w W. 's s Z Managing Directors.
This SATURDAY, EVENING, March :.rh,
Grand Farewell Performances.
LUCIA ID LAMMERMOOn
First time in Washington in Eng!-h.
With tbs following iavo-ite artists
Miss Rose Hersee, Mr.. Broo1ihol;sa B1wlc:,
Mr.. John Clark, Mr. Gu>t.yu> Hall,
Miss Newman, lr. Nichols,
And Others.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MAX MARETZEk. ........... Director
The entire Company from the Academy Of
Music, Nav York.
THURSDAY, April 3-LTCFA-fAUST.
FRIDAY, April 4-kELLOGcf-IRO
TORE.
SATURDAY, Observation-Disclosures
RITA
Special No.icc-Subzcrip:;o COR the two
nights Reserved seats III Orchestra, -. lho
sale Of subscription tickets will begin on Mon
day, March II, ut Ellis Music store =! . u. IN
Regular prices of admission: Admission -.
Reserved seats 81 and - extra. Sac ior single
nights will begin on Tuesday.
zG.s;- Trains leave the st. Asaph street depot ~
G.53 p. m; returning leave Washington at II -
y. III. mn -
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.9.TISE.HEsST.S.

w ALL'S NEW OPERA II 0 u ) b I,
w Washington, D. q.
JOHN T. FORD. ....... Proprietor and Manager
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STREET DISTRACTIONS. The city ord n nee
requiring occapicrs Of properly 10 clear tie
sidewalk in front of their premises of all Oh
structious is bling cntnrcc,; by the Snp2rn;cA
dent Of Police \ test case made hj II !cadng;
firm 0 King street. a. Fl. Mott \ Co.. and
which has been pending for a week, was docid-
ed this morning and "a inc Of 50 and costs asses
scd for oh tiucling the pavcmcn; with ;ai1s Oh
boxes
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NH l0-cOts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF X VERY
II DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Ar FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.-hy virtue
Of n decree of the Circuit Court Of FairnN col.n-
ty, rendered TT its November term, le'I', IN tn"
suit of Jackson vs. Moss, SC, the under+Igncd,
commissioner therein named, viii offer Tor sale
at public suction, to the highest bidder, IL front
of the Court House door II Fairfax c"u.tT, Oh
MONDAY, the list dag "l Alrli, lo.@, t4a- o.-
ing Court day, u very desirable HOUSE d&%et
ami LOT, situated in the village 0! fnlra .Sy.$$
Court House The house Is II I:t"Sc and CONN
dious frame building. in good repair mnd the o.
contains two acres, Of highly IMPROVED iand.
Terms of Sale One tenth OF the purchase
money in hand, ard the residue in three eqiiAt
lnsta ments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day u, sac; tn"
title to be retained until the whole 81 tie pa
'''S' '''N : .. ". HUNT, Cva.nl'-. ofSa,c,
Fairfax county, NH l1-wt>
rURUSTEE'S SALE-By authority iced Of
i trust executed to nc b /. :. llali, dn:,i
February 9th, 1873. and duly recorded IA the
county Of Prince William, aad By direction II
the parties secured by SAID trust, ws!! ="l -
tho highest bidder, on ~ IL RDA1, The i".h
farm OF Dr. jesse Ewcil, in Prince William CO.,
the following property. to vii: An u@d.yit.4
"ne-ha!f Of y PORTABLE STEAM ENGt.&i L
and BOILER, SAW and GRIST MILL, win
the Saws, TABLES SHEDS, Tools a,.d plh"- u:pcr-
tcAanccs to said mill, nov l"ca.c o.. TIE !:r'n ."
DR.. Ewcll, in Prince William colt.J. GTc miles
south Of Aide the othc- hal: .: sal! property
belong. to h A. Tyicr.j Thi: is u !r..-c! -
Mill Ii good order AID dolE.g . g,oI business.
Term, Of Sale: 81 Inuch in cu.tl u; vii! pay
lst, the expenses the trust, say SO; u, !5J0o,
with interest from january st, lo7@; 81, 500,
with inte-"s. from January lst 1873; the rcsIlc
on II credit OF II months, secured BY bond, with
.,,r,,.d sprurI,v bearing interest !tO..! l!av Of
sale The sale viii take place ut TIE Mil, and
possession given Us soon az the terms are CON.
piled with. Is. L. NOLA ; D. Irust"c'
Prince William county, mn wv,
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Linen Lawns SAcctll2S, PI!!u~ Linens, low
els. Table Linens Nalkt.s, Doyies and AL
other kad' 81 Dry t;o'.!> Tor families ana house
keepers.
~" iIiac! !Npacas. Mo'lnirs, Tnniso, Bonn
bazf.s, Ca>nm.rcs, Grenadines, Nous
selinc>, English Grapes Grape Wells,
and All other BLACK GOODS, OF
BETTER CpI.GES AID FALU ES
THAN USUALLY FOUND In TIL 5
MARKET.
-, Spring Cn4tings, SItings, Cheviots,
Cloths, Twccds, keraeys, Ducks, Drill
iHgs, FlanncIs, Corduroys beavcrtecns
">aYy Blue Fabrics, &c, for men,
youth: and boys
-. Northern and Eastern correspondents
Sred II. ncv supplies daily.
Our customers in tho South and South
wes: will scrd lh.ir orders rs usual,
w.n the assurance that We are amply
prr;,."cd to i'll them.
Sojournc:s, strangers and residents for
tie seas IN w!ll inspect our stock ut their
pleasure.
,z1.' II! pare : properly packed free Of charge:
,A5~ONE PRICE ONLY. MARKED IN
PLAI& FIGU RES.
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''N' W TIE bnATMEN'S STRIKE.-A meet
~ '' The Canal boamen was held at Cumber-
,""u On thursday at which vote was taken
- '"e question OF Il compromise OF the
>. -" 4aeS'Ion, aud to commence carrying coal
,,,. ',;S 'av> prevailing at the opening of the
,, ,,,' S>; year, VIZ: 81 40 per ton to George
, ,"' ana sl.45 to Alexandria. The vote re-
;-,, Ior ccmi romse l06; against 81; ma
VIZ, ''Fa compromise 10. Good order pre-
.'. 'id II Is thought that the difficulty has
y" ,r. TI'iay adjusted and that several compau-
e ~ w. ",Sn shipments at once as the agents
r,l ~ ~, New Central, American, Hampshire
i :. ""'t;I"orc and Georges Creek Companies
n. H., o''crcd coal from the mines. Should
v,,, "y ,:i b" commenced the business Of the
ara Will be Very lively for few days as there
C9r' about three hundred boats lying at
,cri, and. Three boats cleared there yes
r.ri + Al! shipped by aud consigned to private
,ri.S The arrival Of beats is now daily Look
.a-,. ~s where there is not only a city but a
export demand.
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F&ArERNAL IIslT-A large number Of DAD
Fcl,ow> from Washington visited this city last
lJ,i having chartered the City of Washing
,oo ir that purpose They wcuded their way
T. tit Hall Of Potomac Lodge No. IS. The
Hpa'y consisted OF the officers and members
tp.antal Lodge No. 10, and a number OF
@'m !cr> Of other Lodges John Thompson,
y. v. ';raml Master of the e. H. Of the d..
= and /. q. Rep. Charles Colledge accompa,,
|.i ttr Party. The visitors were introduced
~ u, he l.ot@c 10y Hugh Latham, 7. q. NJ: and
=, IL: After some time Speut III social and ira
I'M. errctrts and Interchange oil thought, the
!; ;"c' closed !Ld the visitors were escorted to
I','A ne Hall to par;ake of an impromptu
cation lreiar"i ty NJ. Ruben. After dis
a,>tnS IN" refreshments, remarks were made
u ";'"t Master Thompson, 7. q. NJ. Latham,
"a, ~ v. q orcu,,l Lodge aud others. Some
y, 'Ii' 'nS'"'eT> Gi Sarepta Lodge No 46, were
At ","''''r Lodge aud participated in the
Ensures q the cyeuiug. At the hour appoint
~" '"t visitors We're escorted to the wharf and
n'''' N m care OF Captain VIM Poor, who
- '''i>' 'id III, b">t to make them comtora-
~. iF"sy!IinS passed of in the most salts
':J.'IF m'''n"r and all expressed themselves
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PERRY e. BROTHER,

pENNA. AVENUE AND NINTH STREET,
HASHING%ON, ID. G.
Established :>fJ.)
r." Malt;rg-, C.rlvt-, Curtains, OH Cloths,
II =, g.. upper laor..
Washington NH - dli:s."t
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TIE MARKET, this morriag, WIS we'll SUP
piled. The butchers had fine fresh meats; the
fish stands were filled and spring vegetables be-
gin 70 appear. We have 10 change to notice
in prices. Butter 3Oa35 Cts per ID Eggs 2oa
% cts per doz kale, crosses: &c, are more
plentiful. and are dcclining a little. Irish po-
tatoes 50 cts. per bushel. The inc"mcnt wealth
err intcrtcrcs with fishing operations en- the
river, and, 10 consequence, the pr,ccs o.! ilsh
especially rock and perch, keep up.
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4 CAKES OF SD.tP, III every resp. c. equal
Il 10 Babbl.;s i. pc, ii he
CHlNa~n TEA COMPANY 5,
NH y No Ii north Royai street.
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ChIcaRo Market.

~ CHICAGO March 21.-Eour-Dult but
unchanged. W6eat-No. Sspring 81 20.
Corn-No. 3'mfxgdi8t9c. 0ats-No. .,
2Gc:, Rye@No:" 2, CSC. BSfley-FGll No.
q no. p FtoViSiohf Quf6f and weak.
Pork-Quoted $l4 65. Lard-Nominally
81 co. Bulk Meats-Unchanged; sales
OF shoulders SIC; short rib middles TIE.
both packed. Blcon-Sales of clear rib
sides Sic, packed; shoulders 79, packed.
WhiskV-SGlC,
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CIInnlGnaIi MdIlR6t.

CMcINSATl, March 21.-Wheat-Quiet
at 81 8Sa1 10. "Corn-Quiet at S9O4Oc.
Rye-QuIst. at s0se2c. Oats-Quiet at
86a8sc. BSrley-Unchanged. Pork
Steady held at $15 25. Lard-Frmi
steam Tease; kettle SIC. Bulk Meats
FIRM shoulders 5RG5ic,, clear rib sides
7ta7ic; clear held at TIC. Bacon-Steady;
shoulders o. 40 70 GiIaf rlb sides 6tsefci
clear held AtSRc., WhiSky-steady at $50,
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STATE BoNDs-Very dull

STATE B0NDs-Very dull.
RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-steady excepl
Hartford and Eric, which declined to AZ
for firsts, while guaranteed were offered
at 90.
,STooKs-More active with, wide and
more frequent fluctuations. The with
drawal Of funds for shipment to tho inter-
lor for temporary use; In April sentiments
contributed TO tho momentary stringencY
and whfch'Causgtf considerable decline il
prices. Western Union was strong, and
despite the 1cQntlnuedG reports of The
consolidation of the opposition lines adj
vanced from Sg8 IS, Is7ie; Pacific Mai
was very active, transactions exceed
ing 10000 shares at Sole, down to $3.50
with late recovery to 54Sc. Panama
declined from 1921 to 100 ex.dividendi
closing mt 11sb GxGhSideHd. - Z. 'e.:-
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strument, and he ought to do It. For my
part / would lust ss leave see second
Louisiana In West Virginia taS>not.s the
Democracy got into power 'by'Hr cup
dciat and / would like TO see them go
out in the same way, especially when
they do the dirtyiWork themselves -
The House Of Delegatesis now engaged
on the School Law. They are passing It
SereGhum and making quite a number Of
amendments / have some doubts about
the capacity Of this Legislature TO giveus
a good school law. .-...--
The rain has been pouring down upon
US this afternoon. We are looking out
for mud and big rivers. Col. Ben. Viii.
son, Of Harrison, the gentleman who
wasn't elected 10 Congress from your dis
trict, has been In the city for several days,
but Is now out for home. He was down
to help fix things up, presume.
HENRY.
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'lNeW Y6ik DIV GoSasl MafRet.,

NEW YORK. MARCEL 9l.GBGsidess mod!
etGtelS active with agents'Rhd there was
fair jobbing demand for general domestic
goods. Cotton goods firm Tor nearly al de.
scriptions. The New York Daily Bulletin
says low priced bleached ehirtipgs rather
veal. and Great Falls 8, M. s. A. are re-
duced &c. Cabot AZ and 40 inch bleached
sbirtings up to 17a19c respectively. Per.
Gales and Polka spot pripts active,
Foreign dress goods and black mobair
lusres arc selling we'll, ...., ~
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dhraw his cane. 1.-The had, he'd "a'
broke very bone in his body"
The quesfion Of Jurisdiction, I believe,
was decided In favor Of "Pat" for he
showed conclusivelY that even the Gov.
ernoE himself .cohld not enter, his rooms
until he pat giV'p him the .kagS. The
hldeous scenes enacted here might be
multiplied Gd iIfnitum, had ] the
PATIENCE.
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BALTIMORE, March 21.-Flour-Quiet
and i,pnChRuged WheatsAi1g active
with better feeling; western red 81 65S
l 80; amber 81 60a1 90 Corn-Stesdy
and firm; mixed western at 60c. Oats =
Quiet; western mixed 48a4Sc. Rye-Uh.
changed, Provisions and Butter-QuiGt
and unchanged. WhkEy-901c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 31.4Flour-Quiet and
:dIchHngCd. = Vheat Demand fair and
market Iirm; No. 1sWhits Michigan 81 70;
amber Michigan 81 65f; No. 9 red 81 a.
CoEn-High mixed S94cS l0wmixed 8s9c,
Osts-No, 9, SSc,
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leather Belts, With 'h6thet. oEpeafl buck.
leS,and CHAtelGines d silver and pearl, are
On soma Of thscNrRps.. Small double colt
Lam, one Of silk, the, other Of cashmere,
square sailor collars Of silk, and erect fills
OF frSisesS very full and stiff and high,
trim the neck. ~. : .t'l5 al, :, .,.e 80
: Among tho few silk garments shown
the most dressy are sleeveless polonRiSes
shaped Something like q gentlemRn's
dtess-coat, with vest front, and many!
Topped sashes Of watered. ribbon, the inev.
liable. high fraiRe, yak lace, and Jet. ~.
-. GIRLS CI,OTuN0.. ~
A group of icut paper patterns illusIra.
ted in the preSent.number will furnish
models for the principal outside garments
and dresses worn BY, girls from two to
thirteen years OF age, Thesailor blouse
suit, made Of dark blue. twilled flannel,
trimmed with bias bands, collars, cuffs,
pockets and sash Of lighter blue, or else
white cashmere, Is the fRvorite dress for
Spring, amp will also be worn on cool
summer mornings in the country and at
the seaside. solid.colored cambrics,
pOAbAubAS0 plHuCSI pAluLb uuA uh4k-
ground percales with polka dots, will also
be made by this pattern, and, trimmed
with white cotton washing braids. The
overskirt and bask buttoned behind are
excellent for best. dresses Of spring
wooden atutfs and. silks, or for
summer piques, white muslin and
colored, linens. The skirt Of the
sailor suit completes this dress. The low
sqdare.necked over dress or polonalse,
when made Of black alpaca, can be worn
with any plain school dresses. It Is also
made OF fancy colored silks, to be worn
with white dresses, and Of Swiss muslin,
rufEled, tucked and edged with Valen-'
eiennes,t 70 wear ever silk dresses. The
sacque for the. house, or for spring wrap
In tho streets, should be OF cashmere, or
else Of light twfIled cloth prettily braided
or embroidered. "Fhe' bretelle apron is
morestylish and dressy than the pinRfere
or bib apron 30 long worn. EOreVery, day.
use 1t should be mode Of white cambria,
cross-barred muslin, dimity. diaper or else
gray or buff linen. Swiss muslin aprons,
edged with italian valencinnes and trim
med with black or cherry velvet ribbon,
brighten up } simple dress; light peacock
blue, green, or black silk aprons, edged
with lace, or else with pfnked rHftles, arc
worn with white dresses. ~ ~"-' 49,
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COMMERCIAL AND. FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BY-4EhEGRARH.
New Y,ork. Money .aPd stock Markel.


Nov. York. Money .aRd Stock Market.
New YORK, MalcAs 21gT MONEY!
Loaned most Of .the.daY.at Lac and in
tercst, but closed easy y, per cent on
the announcement that legal tender
circulation" Increased $1dH, 900, or to
$35S, All 900. -
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak at 107fs
1911. Some German bankers were draw
ing:against tho shipments Of Eric stock
and bonds at 1919.
GoIp-Weake1eal from 115f to 115g,
ree6Eeting3o lib lRnd closing at115i I'D
isl. Loahs atS 4d4.1G per1cent Eoi
carrying. CleaTlpgs $5OOOO,OOO; Treas
ury disbursements $4,000.
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CHARLESTON, March II

To the Editors OF the lntelligencer.
Pardon me II / should ask the liberty
10 present your readers with few NOR
"side shows" concerning the sayings ant
doings oil the assembled wisdom Of TIT
Democracy Of West Virginia, here Assem-
bled. 1tthere Is any improvement eltheI
in morals or good sense, have thus ia
failed to see It. An attempt was mad
to-day upon a plan that has been In courst
of incubation for some weeks 10 seLtl,
forever the printing larceny but did no
succeed. Just as anticipated, an old Toss
ilized rebel Democrat from Putnam, who
has survived every element Of humanity
that he was possessed, If he ever had any
except his old "Nirytnta" pride,snd innate
rebel bitterness, after an elaborate ha
raugue which no doubt was very satlslac
tory to RimGelf Tor his speaking Ia always
mosit Noticeable even 10 his friends) moved
q series OF resolutions In substance as fol
lows: . .r.
1st. That majority report Of the Com
mittee Of the House on public printing
DO adopted.
I'd. That II any officer of the State
know Of any over charges having been
made by any public printer, that such
officer be.requested or required to see
that legal proceedings be al once institut.
ca against such printer, &c. -
% Z. 2Sjolpia, That this whole question
be Indefinitely postponed -. =
Mr.. Campbell, Of Hancock, moved sue.
cessfully, tho resolutions be taken sep.
arately. The first being put, was lost by
two votes, so the report Of tho, three
wise nep, R06inI0n, Ferguson and Bridges,
was not sustained. The second, resolu.
ton which was adroitly sandwitched be.
tween the others, In order to catch q
vote or two to assist In carrying the Whole,
was carried BY small majority. The
third, to indefinitely postpone was
carried by strictly party vote. The re.
suit Is that that they are perfectly de-
moraliZed-they de not know exactly
where they stand. Walker himself, 'ap.
pears extremely crcstiallen; the ropes
were ilgeniously laid by himself, but It
did-nOtT result. exactly as he Anticipated.
He.thoughtsthat his resolution weuld.ca
~ In, full. aweep,, adopting the report,
postponement and all together; but the
result is, that they are not now agreed
among themselves as 10 what Is the
present status oil the Jacob Grantham"
report, and arc not certain but that in
some ghostly form, or on other, it may
arise and. haunt them. Yet. doubtless
they feel tonight, something like; king
rAhmueras did;on the,night infer he had
Nghed the decree, the Intention o. which
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IT iswhisperedin literary circles. that
Mr.. Carlyle,s works will shortly be trans.
lated into Euglish.=7Judy.
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500 90 900. FOR, ONLY ! $40.

ordcf utdority OF bpSclal legislative act Of
MRrth 10, 1871, tho Trustees now announce tho
Third Grand GIT Concert, for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, 20 come OF In Ii
brary Hall at Louisville, Kentucky, on
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1878.
tt6iS Concert tho bc CStt musical talent i6at
cable, procured nom all pats Of tho country
will add pleasure 70 tho entertainment and Ton
fhudAGnd Cash Gins; ERRreRGting I vast totArot
59St MILTON Dollars CUR 0ncE Will DO diStribRt-
ed Dy lot tQ the aekHt hnldarA. a fqlloVs:
h.'.s :. Pal 4rTaRrAu g1 FySTtnrrS y "a " !
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole. Tickets $40, Halves O.. and Quarters
81 60. Eleven whole tickets for 800.
No discount on lcsS than 800 orders.
d Nothing could DO moro appropriate for preBt
entS than tickets to this Banquet OF Wealth Of
moro likely 10 produce grander satisfactory re-
sHlts. Tho object Of this Third Gilt Conceftts
tho enlargement and endowment OF the Public
LiBraty oil Kentucky, which, by the special &C.
authorinng tho Concert for It's benefit, 10 70 DO
forever free to all citizens OF every State. The
concert will be conducted like the hrgt and sec
ond heretofore given, and full particulars OF tho
mode Of drawing tho gifts and paying them and
everything necessary 70 thorough understand
ing Of the scheme, from beginning 70 end, arc
will be furnished FREQ Of cost to any who apply.
the entire management OF this undertaking has
been committed by the Trustees TO Hon. Tho0.
Il. Bramlette. lItO Governor Of Kentucky; to
whom all communications pertaining to the Gilt
Concert should be addressed.
?. - X T. DURRETT, President. -,f
w, N, HALDEMANN, Vice PfeBt, |
JOHN 8: CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of Ky. /.
FARMERS d DR0VES' BANK. Treasurer. !
AS tho time for tho Concert 10 close Of hand
april 6lh) parties wanting tickets 'Ghould 1ane
IN their orders eeildtS! n they would avoid
tho rush and delay absolutely unavoidable In the
lew days preceding tho Drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and intoEmA-
ton will meet with prompt attention.
+ 80. 49, TH09. &. BRkMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky LouiAVille, ~.
Nv L. RODGERS, Agent
-.-e.D l06 Market Street, Wheeling.
lAll6.2AW %
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IAN old ladydescFibes s'genius" Ss...Ha
man what knows .more.n he can find out,
and spills vittals on his clothes"
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TiniE National pair 9 docs-pu6. docs
and Modocs.-Dan5ury NewS