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The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21
Auction Sale,

w De sold at public auction on the premises on
4 Thursday, April TENTH the valuable and well
known ia m OF the late Richard Purinton said farm
70 70 sI.ua' Gu IN East Windham, the road leading
acres Of land well divided INTO tiIiagr ami pasture
lands an exc lent hay farm; Also 80 acres OF wood
ing House, WOod-shtd. two Barns and O her ont
buildings. Water convenient to house and barn.
A>o farming tools, carriages, baggage wagon, nice
top buggy horse, household furniture, &c. &c
Sale commencing at O'Clock + NJ.
JOHN o. WINSHIP, Auetioneer
So. Windham, March 49, 1873 mari d1awldw3w
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the following property if not disposed of at private
sale:
/ tubular Boiler, 90 three inch tubes. 1G # sta
tionery Engine, II x "a; / Knowles Pump and all
connections 1 X. Ball & CO.'sdouble Surfaeing Ma
chine; Daniels Planer. II feet bed IS in. wide;
Edging Saw Carriage Table, &C.; large Splitting
Saw Table, Myers large size Moulding Machine;
Turning Lathe; Chuch Turning Lathe; Woods
Saw Sharpening Machine; irregular Moulding Ma
Saw; 2 Splitting Saw Wood Tables; Cutoff Saws;
r. Ball & Co.'S lemon Machines; Sash Sticking
Machine wood; Smiths power MortisiDg Machine
doors; Smiths power Mortisiug Machine sash;
Boring Machine; Panel Planer: Panel Raiser;
l Glue Sink and Heater; Door setts; Sand Paper
Mortising Machine Sash Blind Stat lemon Ma
chimes; r. Ball x Co.'s Tenon Maebne CrimpiDg
machiDe; l Wiring Machine Blinds; Wiring Ma
CHINE; Main Sha t. Hangers and Pulleys; four feet
Iron Pueys; Is feet 3-inch shafting; large Hang
ers; counter Shafts and Pulleys; Emery " heels;
Hand crews; Iron futting for Moulding Machine.
mch4 dtd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Foreign Imports.


HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Carlotta-15O0 bbls 1913
half do picked fish, II pkgs merchandise to John
POrteous.
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

The Publishers congratulate themselves that their
efforts to make the PRESS acceptable to its patrons
are appreciated from The conclusive fact that with
out special efforts its list of subscribers has been in
creased to greater extent during the last six
months than for any similar period the past six years.
As an advertising medium the DAILY PRESS stands
first among Maine journals.
TERMS: So year in advance; 81 FOR six months /;
50 for three months.
Liberal commissions will be paid those who will
secure subscribers with prepaid subscriptions
B-orders from News Dealers promptly filed
Address
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A DefauIter

DefauItcF.
KEENE, March 20.-Orlando j: Raymond, Sc
lectmap and town Treasurer of Rindge is I'M
der arrest, charged with embezzling $4,000 of
the towns funds.
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Second Hand Pianos
Wanted.

Ry the nnaessis sSs1h a %%n sS
$1,000 sbsrifi's ONCE, Portland, Me.
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BOSTON, March 2O.-The brig j. H. Lane of
Searsport, from Messna, arrived to-day and re-
ports having met with heavy westerly gales
from February 10th to March 10Th. March
80, In gale, Leonard Bergdaht, a seaman of
Gottenburg, fell from aloft and was lost. On
the l4th huge sea broke aboard, staving in the
rails and cabin windows and washing over
board Daniel Hackett of Worcester, Mass who
was lost.
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MEssRs ATWOOD & CLINE, No. IS Bracket
Street, have for sale to-day one of the finest
lots of land-locked salmon ever seen in Port
land market This firm have the reputation of
keeping the best of all varieties of fish
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE Portland Shirt is warranted in fit, mate
rial and make
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HAVANA, March 2O.-Sugar irregular. Exchange
on the United States, 60 days currency, III a Il
premium; go days, Gold, 29l q 80 prem; on London
AL q As prem.
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LONDON, March 20-1100 A. M.-Consols opened at
92a q 925 for maney and for account.
American securities-Nothing doing, and prices
nominal. Erie sig.
LIVERPOOL March 2O-500 P. Motion closed
firm; Middling dplans 81 q Old do Orleans 90 9ai
sales 1900 bales including 5000 for speculation and
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RY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The storm.

AUGUSTA, March 20.-A furious northeast
snow storm has prevailed here since about two
o'clock this afternoon, and at this hour Il a. M }
it still continues with no abatement, on &C.
count of which the night trains will be consid-
erahlY DELAYED
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BY making all its departments fuller and valu
able.
The growing mportanceo Portland asa dstrbutin
centre for Maine, and its increasing wholesale trade
make full Daily paper imperatively necessary.
With larger Editorial corps than any paper in
Name, with unexceed facilities for collecting new
and more space devote to details. the Publishers
will make everv exertion to render the DAILY PRESS
fuller and more complete paper than it has hitherto
been, and in every respect
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25
CELEBRATION AT HOME,
THI DELTA CITY FlRE COMPANY
IN THE LEAD

The Delta City Fire company are PER.
tes,ins srransenenw Tor sting cslsbrs.
,ion Of the approaching nAiienal ami
vsrsary, h,re, is "a, city. ST. MANS
PArx will be supplied with vss' awnings
and srsors, su,Hcisns 70 shield o. least two
thousand people from the heat aud sun.
shine.
Sess will b provided, r.ireshment
stands erected, ani ample provision made
for the hundreds who may desire to Join 10
the dance.
The Declaration of lndepsndsnce will
b read, and two or more shor, an sppro.
psists addresses delivered.
Ssings will be erected aud various
meant Of amusement be provided for the
little oaes.
Al nigh, the park will Be Illuminated
BY one hundred torches and lanterns, and
the an usements and exercises Of the day
will be prolonged, under the protection Of
proper committees. No charge tor admit
lance 10 the ground, and every body 10 cor
daily invited TO attend. The invitation
is Come one, como eli, without money
and without price!
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JEALOUSLY.
A COLORED PREACHERS WIFE
On THE RAMPAGE.
SHE BEATS HER RIVAL VITA A
CLUB.

The Rev. Nels IN Kicks, or Rir, Is the
minister Of one Of the colored bap,is,
churches Of this city, aud has hersto-
fore been unsupported of uufaith.ulness
to his "bed and board He has been, i,
10 true, like Bsechsr, passivsly in.
discreet, given TO the fondling folly and =
ylsldsr to the innocsn. advances Of feilals
adorsrs.
One Of Mr.. Kicks female friends re-
joicss in the name OF Lolita Vaughn. This
u gerry pretty name, and ito owner is .
rather comsly woman. 90 sunday last,
Lo,ta's husband, like a sinfsl man, WAS
working st the river, and, his wife in her
loneliness, felt the need OF religious con-
ISOLATION. To obtain il, che sent a. invita-
zion 70 her pastor, Mr.. Kicks, requesting
him 30 take dinner with him. Mr.. Kicks
accepted the invitation, and the fact be-
came known TO bis wife, who armed herself
With q club and followed her lisge lord
At The moment when the Rev. Kicks WAS
in the enjoyment Of the dainties placed
before him by the ahsctionate LottA, the
irsse wife appeared Al the feast and forth.
with proceeded 10 use her club to good
purpose on the head Of her rival. Nelss
that 10 Kicks given name irterferrsd
and put his wife out Of the door, and took
himself Cd with remarkable CELEBRITY, ours
Jog his luck 10 religious manner.
In the afternoon, while he WAS indulg-
ing in . sermon to large congregation,
and s,tolling the beauties Of chastity, his
wife caught slimp ss of Lolita her rival
among the worshippers, and assaulted her
Nslss pretended to not observe the row
and preached with greater vigor His wife
continued the assauit on Lotts, and got
her TO the door Of the church, where she
Was restrained by two men.
At this moment Mrs. Martha
Wrigh, got into the battle o. = reinforce
nent of the wrongsd wife, and. TO use her
own language, kicked Lolita in the bowels.
But Nelss preached on. He was both
deaf and blind. Al last the conflict
was brought to close BY the hasty retreat
Of Lolita, Who sought safety in neighbor-
ing house.
On Monday Mrs. Kicks and Mrs.
Wright we're brought before Judge Bross
Oh . charge of assault and battery, and
we're fined s. and costa.
Kicks should initiate his great prosotyp'
Bsscbsr, and remain stsadfastly silent
The ladies Of bis congregation will 70
main hi. .,"sdfs't friends, and the svi
o, inion Of she NO ID may be lived down
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25
ORDINANCE NO. 80.
Az, ordnance in rsfsresce to the prsse

An, ordinance In rsfsresce TO the prsser-
walton OF the public health.
BE il ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cairo:
SECTION l. That, whenever, II shall be-
come necessary in the opinion Of the mayor
aud board OF health Of the city OF Cairo, for
the health Of the city, and to prevent the
entrance or spread OF contagious diseases.
the mayor may issue his proclamation sup
pressing the rAle Of such vegetables,
fruits. insound fish Anj. other articles ofdiet.
~ shall he deemed by them injurious. and
likely to rause the sprdAd OF such disse ACES,
aud upon such proclamation being Issued
one to sell or give: away: vny such arti.
cies As are nterdlc,ed by his proclamation,
and anyone selling or giving away
such articles after the issuing and publca.
ton, and during the continuance Of such
proclamation, shall be liable 10 tne Of not
less than i've nor more than NIFTY dollars FOR
each and every ohense.
SIC. 9. No person shall throw into any
highway, thoroughiare or other public
place, any animal or vegetable substance
Whatever, nor shall they throw into any
highway, thoroughtare, vacant lot, railroad
strip, or any other place within the city OF
CAIRO. ofial or Stops OF any kind. and any
one guilty OF . violation OF this section OF
this ordinance shall . liable to dne Of not
less than i've nor more than my dollars tor
each onense.
SECTION 8. II shall not be lawful for any
owner or occupant Of any lot or piece OF
ground to keep, have or MAINTAIN any sink
hole, cisterD or other excavation, without
having the same securely covered, nor suffer
any Iecaying meat or DIAL OF any lind.
or anything else 10 remain In or
upon their premises 80 AZ TO become
offensive or likely 70 become injurious 70 the
health OF the city, and every owner Of any
livery or other stable within this city shaII
keep his stable and stable yard clean, and
any sink hole, uncovered cisteTn OF other ca.
cavation. accumulation of manure, unclean
stable or DIAL OF any kind or any thing else
offensive or likely 10 he injurious TO the
heath Of the ci'y, 10 hereby declared . nui-
sance and any person violating any OF the
| provisions Of his ordinanre shall forfeit aud
pay TO the city OF cairo not lees than live nor
NOR than fifty dollars tor each and every
| day he shall Keep, have or maintain aly
| such nuisance, and In case such nuisance {,
not abated by the owner, agent or occupant
Of the property, then the city marshal IL
| hereby required TO ab ,te the same a. soon
~ II shall come TO his knowledge, VII reyer
| il may exist within the city limits and the
| cost and charges In abnting the same shall be
| collected as n special tax from the property
whereupou the nuisance existed.
approved June 23rd, le.3.
JOIN Woop, Mayor.
Attest: n J. HowLEr, City Clerk.
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PREvENTITIvES AND REMEDIES

TIE executive committee Of the Amsri-
can public health association, composed
Of some OF the leading physicians Of shs
United Ststss, have issued = circular con
tanning binu and suggestions tor arresting
ard preventing cholera. The position.
taken by the association seem 10 DO sound
ones, and the suggestions ere so general
in their affection that wspublish portion
OF them in THE BULLETIN. We sdviss
our readers " rssd thsm, cut them out and
preserve them for future reference
The local conditions that chiefly pro-
mote the outbreaks and propagation VI
cholera are;
!. Neglected priviss.
. Filtn-soddsn grounds.
3. Foul cellars and filthy or badly
drained surrouudings Of buildings.
4. Foul and obstructed housc-drains.
6. Dscaying aud putrsscsnt msterisis
whether animal or vegetable.
o. Unvsnsilsted, damp and uaclssnsed
dwellings and apartments.
These locslizing causes OF cholera should
DO promptly and thoroughly removed BE-
fore case Of the disease sppsArs In the
town or districij and IL any sources OF pu
trssence or Of excessive moisture remain
even these should BE- controlled by Tho
proper cleansing and disiEfsction.
=, Thorough scavenglng and surface dram
age, with the application o. the ssmo Time
| Of quick. lime and cOsl-tsr or crude
| csrbolic acid WITHDRAWING with fresh
| ouick lima, ths claiming and thorough
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Tas BuLIsrIx 10 Of tAe opaaloa sne'
Mr. II. B. Hsrrsli would oil wnh muen
dignity aud un9usssienasls sein'!, ss'
in our board shss 10 10 b OF county com.
missionsrs We are well seaualntsd witn
Mr.. Harrsll. Having hno~n him forty
years need vs ssy that We fully concur
in the BuLIgrIxs opinion. Bat, 10 the
even, Of our candidacy, vouldntths ne
gross e 90 for usg' Gazette.
We think the rsgroes would have too
much sense to vote sgainst lisrrell; bat If
they should conclude to DO 90, mishint
We elect him anyhow? We ere deter
mined TO call Nose Judge Hsrrsll before
We die, or give up the shos, in the ssssnps
He has been called Mose long enough.
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The Niegs county Telegraph, published
~ Pomsroy, Ohio, contains the following
concerning Capt. w. P. Halliday Of this
city:
Two creditors Of the Telegraph wers
10 Pomeroy isst week, visiting their
friends, to.Wut: Mr.. W p. Halliday. Who
WAS . partner OF ours in 1857, and Mr.
Alfred Thompson, who succeeded Mr.
Van Horn 10 the publication of the paper
Sf. Halliday, fortunately for hiunsslf,
soon abandoned the printing business ana
took TO steam boating, after which be set.
tied down 10 the commission and produce
business ., Cairo, Illinois, where rumor
has Il, be has grown wealthy. We were
glad 70 perceive, however, that be still re.
tains his old plainnsss Of style and speech,
and has nothing OF tie usual rtuck.up''
appearance common TO men Of small cal.
iber when they ind themselves in posse.
zion Of litsls moro Of this worlds goods
than their neighbour. He lent 90 troub-
jed with dignity that . former scqusins-
anes, however humble his position, can
not get close up and shake hands with
him
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AUCTION.

Furnitue, piano and flowers 1t suction
I will sell at my residence on Sixth stree,
next door 70 Leo Klsb's bakery, this alter.
noon ~ 8 0 clock, the following described
articles: Ono piano, seven octave, James
W Voss, maker, l sst.ee. l easy chair, IS
yards Brussels carpet, nearly new, "a
yards rag carpet, 2 rocking chairs, . lot OF
oil clothes, ! ane burssu. wsrh stand,
wardrobe and center table marble top, /
chamber set beadstead, mattress and
springs, . marble top bureaus, . lot Of
books, one large French plate mirror, 2
Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines, 4
heating stoves, I continental sslf-fssding
heating stove, pipe and gink. wash tubs
lumber, u fne selection Of flowers and .
lot ofdIshes and tin ware. Be on hand
this afternoon a. o'clock.
It. l. IL. MYERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE 40. 60.


Ar ordinance to proyid. for the an.
Poihtment ard TO define tbe du,iss If Al
Inspector Of meats and vegetables OF the
City Of Cairo.
BE u ordained by the City Council of tho
City Of Cairo;
SECTION |. That the mayor, bv and
with the advice and consent Of the cit,
council, shall appoint aa inspector ci
meats and vegetables, who shall receive
salary VI one hundred dollsrs per mouth,
and continue to exercise the authority
herein conferred upon him during tn.
pleasure of the mayor.
SIC. :. Ii shall he, aud is hereby mad.
the duty Of the inspector oi mssts ana
vegetables to visit daily all stalls, shop.,
stsnds or places within the city, at which
10 offered tor saie meats, vegetables, poul-
Try, dsb, fruits or other articles Of diet !;
and, IL any Of said stalls, chops, stands or
places are not clean and in healthy con-
dition, he shall notify the owner, owners
shops, stands or placer ~
clss-.e said premises ins,an,er, by re-
moving oil impurities and offensive mat
tor. Ii tho owner, owners or occupants
Of said stalls, shops, stands or places, or
either Of them, shall not comply with
said notice hsrsin mentioned, he Or
they shall 10 liable to fine Of not lee .
than ten nor more than ffty dollars for
each and avery such oiense.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of oil own
ere Of stalls, shops, stands or places sp,ci-
lied In section l Of this ordinance 10 keep
such stalls, chops, stands and plAcss open
81 all times 10 the inspection OF The in.
spector Of meats and vegetables, and upon
CONVICTION OF neglect or refusal 80 10 d.
shall be fasd not lees than ten nor mere
than lity dollars for ssch and ovory Of
tense.
SEC. .. The inspector of mesA and
vegetables hersin provided for Is hereby
authorized and empowered to exercise
oil tho powers and authority
conferred By tho ordinances OF
the city upon the police con.
stables; and TO take possession Of and
remove from the city lirn,s, or to other.
wise dispose Of, any and oil unseund or dis
eAsed meats, vegetables, poultry, unrips
fruits, Ash or other unheaithful articles OF
dict, offered for sale, kept or displayed .,
any stall, shop, stand or other place
within tho city Of Caro-, and any person
resisting the said inspector in the discharge
OF thn duty, shall upon conviction, bs
hned not less than twenty-five dollars, MOI
more than ono hundred dollars for each
and overy ofense. Approved juno 90
1873.
.Jous Woop, Mayor.
Attest u. J. HowLEr, City Clerk.
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CAN'T BULGE 1T.

Samples Of the Avsr.ll Chemical Pam,
have been boiled, heated, frozen and
picked in slkAliss and acids, and iunigs.
ted with foul gases. II has been boiled
and then Immediately placed on ice 80 -
TO freeze whstsvsr water nigh, have
been absorbed ! IL has also bsen heated
and then plunged into ice water, bu, with
on, any sign Of cracking or sof.enirg.
No other paint could stand these tests,
Sold mixed in oil colors ready for the
brush, BY N. L. Way & Co, general com.
mission merchants, Sixth street. between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
n. B,--Use none but the genuine Aver
III. 6.24N
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FOR RENT.

A neat cottage suitable for = faulty Of
four or eve persons. The house contains
eve rooms, with good cistsrn and Gil nee
esssry out-houses attached. For further
information apply to T. OCALLAHAs.
Corner Fifteenth street and CONNER
ciai avenue. G-"2-3t,
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snd sptvsd VI the dtseasc. For popular
uss Ne append = brief statement Of shsss
principles 81 tho end of this circular and
We respectfully recommend that tho state.
meat and the following schedule Of rules
and methods 10 gwen 10 the press, and 10
all principals VI schools, supcriutondsnts
" places VI public resort, railroad depots,
terr,es, hotes and public institutions and
10 the masters VI ships and steam boats,
aud cchducrors VI passenger trains all
over this continent believing, - We do,
that by tho t,rncly applications Of those
measures che prevscnvc Of cholera may
be prevented.
For priytrs. vAt,sr.closets, drains and
overnight or len pounds Of salphste
VI iron (cvppera.l dissolved in i've or .ii
gallons Of water, with half . PIN, of crude
carbolic acid addso 10 the solution aud
oriskly stirred. paskes the cheapest aud
beat disinfect,ng fluid for common use Il.
can 10 procured In every town and BY
any family, and if ihe cor tolic acid 10 10,
~ hand, the SOLUTION OF cVppsras may be
used without IT,
To prevent privies snd water closets
from b.coming infected or ofensise--Pour
pint OF this strong solution into every
wster-cioset pan VI pr,vy-,eat once or
vice aday
To disinfsct mssses Of 9th, priyy vaults
sewers and drains-yrsduslly pour IN this
solution TIL II reac oe, and dl.in;ecs all Of
Ihs foul material.
For the cham bsr-vessels used BY the
s,ck. and for the disiof.c,,ou of vrvuud
UPON which any excr,menlsl mater has
cen Cast AWAY, for d,sib,,c,,ns m.s,,. or
surface. Of uutresc,nt mst,risis. and for
d. aims sewers and o,tchvs. the dead OIL
of coal tar, or coal tar Itself; coal tar may
be uss % . d siuiecting paint upon the
waite o Collars. stables and vpun drains.
QuicKi, lime 10 useful ~ an absorbent and
dryer upon SUCH walls and in damp places
and whitswashing with it should De- prac-
,ised In common tenemsnts, factories,
Easements, closets and garrett
To disinfect the clothing denled in any
manner By sxcrsmontsl mH,,srs from the
sick. throw all such articles Immediately
into boilinywu,er aud continu. the boiling
half an hour or placy them IN Q solution
covered, made - follows. Ono pound Of
sulpha.s Vt zinc, ak or eis ht gallons Of
sst.r, to which add two or three
ounces O, pure strong csrbolic acid.
Keen the soiled articles saturated until
thew can bs boiled. II the acid Is no. 81
hand use the zinc water alone.
Ap,rtm,nt. bsddinv uphol.tery that
b.vs b.en u,,d bv n, a ,ick with cholera
and disIrhsa should bs fumi,.,.d by ths
burning If .svor.l mound. III brimstone
| I.ulnba,l unon !. d,fsndsd iron nan. with
IN. pI.cs ,,rb,lv clo,sd tor ..ver.l hour,
nnasr a nhy.icisa'. directions.
The priscinls, and du,ie, 20 be ..ugh,
ara /. Tb., thorough elssnlin.., dome,-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Tbs partnership heretofore existing be.
tween The undersigned In the foundry
business under the arm. name Of Rssd 4
Mann, 10 this day dissolved BY mutual
consent BY the terms OF the dissolution
Joseph b. Reed 10 TO pay oil the debt'
against said firm, and 10 authorized TO col.
lset and receipt FOR oil claims aud d.
mands owing to Vie Same.
JoSrrH Is REID,
HuSH NAM.
CAIso, ILLs, June q, 1873.
4
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A new hotel has been opened In the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t will be
known a. Browns hotel, and prOprietored
by Mr.. Brown, whose reputation ~ hotel.
keeper 10 weil-known In this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
refurnishsd, and Is In every way nrs,-class.
The tables are st all times furnished with
the beat the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only el % per day. Mr..
brown solicits and deserves = share OF the
public patronage. 6-l4u
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial aud Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and nfty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, now-
ers and notions OF oil sorts, all Of which will
he sold ut the lowest prices.
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GO TO WINTERS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY FOR FINE PIC.
TUkES

The excitement over Winters new pho
tosraph gallery continues .. fever heat. Ar.
Win.s, Is thinking seriously OF enereasing
HE already unsqualed facilities for wotk,in
order 10 meet the demands OF his business
A ty.nsgs,ive-dsy, sincs his opening,
may be called . small days work.