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&Dagobert Whiting has eloped from Mil
waukee with Mrs. Drahota.
~Considerable excitement has been caused
at Brighton. England, By case ofhydrophobIa
VNew York bellies have abandoned white
tollettes for promenade.
~ Pittsfeld, n. H., has q base ball club
formed of muscular damsels.
1The Kings county, n. ". court YESTERDAY
decie d that LizZis l. Kipg, alias Kate Stod-
dard, charged with the murder OF Charles Good.
rick is insane, and ordered her to be sent to tht
insane asylum.
G0Jobn Blake, the negro who violated the
person of Miss Haley, Of Morrisville, In Wake
county, North Carolina, on the I'D Of last
month, has been condemned to be hanged in
Ra eigh on the 2ith instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

LEAVES OF ABSENCE FOR THE Porrc, rha
Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday
adopted resolution authorizing the Superin.
tendent OF Police 10 grant a leave OF absence of
ten days, as far as he can make such Iaa YES
compatible with the efficient discharge of poliee
duty in the District, 20 such officers and man m
the Metropolitan Police force as have not hal
charges against them made and Sustained
during the past year and who have During the
same period rendered the most meritorious
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18TH street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 to
and TO 8. 21t3, 14tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

A YOUTHFUL HRRo.-Thursdsy afternoon
two little children, brother and sister, the girl
seven and the boy five years Old, were fishing
OF the end Of the wharf that extends about
thirty feet from the Union ice company's ice
house into "Sand Pond :" on the Pawtuxet and
Apponaug road, near where the children reside,
when the girl caught quite a large fish, which
escaped from her hook as she landed him on the
wharf, and in her agitation at catching what
seemed to her very "big fish, !" and her excited
efforts to secure her prize before he Topped him
self off the wharf into the pond, she fell back
ward from the wharf into the pond herself and
sank twice where the water was five or elk feet
deep. Before she went down the third and last
time, however, her brother had laid down on the
wharf, and extended his little helping hand to
her, which, fortunately, she was able to reach
and tightly grasp; and then, with his nnaidell
strength, this brave and little brother
pulled his sister out of the pond back upon the
wharf, and thus saved her life. The children
having lost all their interest in catching fish
after their exciting accident, went directly
home, not far from the pond, and when their
mother asked her little son why he did not come
and tell her his sister was in the pond, he re-
piled Because, mother, L thong Matte would
be drown-ded before you could get there."-
Providence Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

SHAMEFUL DECEPTIoN.-The Philadelphia
Record says that in several Of the large cities
and towns of Great Britain, which are accus-
toned to annually furnish a considerable
number OF emigTants for America, hsndbills
have been posted, stating that "10, 900 work men
are wanted" of various sorts, for the construc-
ton of the Centennial buildings in Philadel-
phia. The object of these placards, as further
appears by their language, is to induce emigra-
ton TO this country, under the tempting pros
pect of immediate and lucrative employ ment on
these buildings. And the Record adds: "We
need hardly say that all the labor of all sorts,
whether skilled or unskilled, required on these
structures, can be amply furnished In Phila-
delphia. IL Is clear enough that British emigra-
ton and shipping agents, interested in procur-
ing passage-money for the lines they represent,
must have been the authors of those placards
To explain the general inducements which
America offers to emigrants of all trades and
classes Ia fair and proper, but to represent that
10, 200 laborere are wanted on specific job, as q
inducement to emigrate, when II is well known
that there are no facts to warrant the mislead-
ing inference, is an outrage"
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TERMINATED FATALLY.-we regret TO hear
that the gentle Ean who was shot at the picnic
on the ith instant, by John Strickland, men,
ton Of which was made in our last issue, has
since died from the effects Of his wounds. The
party shot is a MT. Phelps, Of Washington, a
worthy and highly respected gentleman. From
me patnre OF the wound ii was supposed he
might possibly recover, but On Friday last
when the hysician attempted to extract the
pail, q violent hemorrhage set in, under which
night.-NdTlIOrO' Gazette. ~
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ELoPING WITH MINISTER'S DAUGHTER
John 9. Kraft is pastor of the Twelfth Ward
City Mission church in Newark. He has
daughter Margaret, about twenty years OF age,
who lived with him at his home on Charles st.
A volunteer choir furnished the music for di vine
service in the church, and John Wagenblass,
always regarded a strict church member,
acted as leader. Miss Maggie sang in the choir,
and read her notes from the same book as the
leader. familiarity sprang up between them,
which was the subject of much remark among
the church members. Wagenblass' wife, for he
is married man and has three children, FREE
quently expostulated with him because of his
attentions 10 Miss Kraft, but he assured her
that her fears were unfounded. Miss Kraft and
Wagenblass were in their usual places in the
choir last Sunday week, but on the Friday fol-
lowing Miss Kraft suddenly disappeared from
nome, and subsequent inquiry ELECTED the fact
that on the same night Wagenblass also disap-
peared. There is no doubt they both fed to-
gether, but their route and destination are I'M
known. Mrs. Wagenblass is In great distress
In consequence of her husbands desertion. He
left her penniless, and she s obliged to depend
upon the charity of her neighbOrs to keep her
self and little ones from starving. The parents
OF the girl are stricken with grief because of
their daughters crime, and refuse to say any
thing about the matter.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF Partnership

The firm Of HERR a wELOH is this day dis
solved by mutual ccnst nt either partner sigaing
liquidation. A H HERk
Georgetown, July I, 1874 Va S.wI.
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TRAGEDY IN A CEMETERY-1 Non Commits
Suicide Orer the Supposed Craze Of HIS H0ther-
AT an early hour yesterday morning a man
whose appearance was that of a German gem
tlemaH, entered the gates of the Evergreen
Cemetery, AID was observed by the men walk
ing among the graves. He was noticed TO have
detected, melancholy look. but did not speak
TO any person. AT l O'Clock in the afternoon
Mr.. w. A. Cummings, the president of the Gem
etery, sent laborer out TO what is called 'eyer-
green hecges" ID dig grave. The la6orer ran
that man as diving. Mr.. Cummings fastened
to the place, and found the man Sc ated in a
cemetery chair at the head of the grave OF an
old lady, who is supposed to have been his mo-
Their, but life was extinct. From his appear
ance he had been dead three or four hours. The
grave bad no tombstone, but Mr.. Cummings
on looking over the books, found that a q er-
man lady, about 20 years of age, and whose
name he disre membered, was buried there
BY the side OF the man was a phial and a lager
beer glass. There was label on the phial con-
tanning the following: "Charles Khuen, G. er-
man alothecary, No. CT Forsyth street, New
York. Ashte sulpbarie." The phal contained
small quantity of sulphGric acid, showing
that the unfortunate man had committed sui
eide by taking that poison, ten drops Of which
30 years of age, and was dressed in h andsome
black brOadcloth suit. In the pocket of his coat
was copy of the New York Stdatz Zeitung, but
he had nothing upon his person which might
lead 10 his Identification. He had dark kid
gloves, black silk hat, and carried a cane with
bone handle. Two fingers were gone from
his left hand. The body was taken charge of
by Justice Slocum, of East New York, who Will
hold an inquest.-N. \. Star, 18th.
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ter from Careyville, Campbell county, Tenn,
to the Knoxville Chronicle, shows up the inge-
NOUS deed of q thrifty but INSCRIPTIONS man
In that loo Atty. IL says: "Iast Sunday, by
Squire Warnack, ut this place, were married
William Logston to a Mrs. Davis. Both persons
have living undivorced consorts, of whom they
have wearied. For some reason, possibly econ
omy, Mr.. Logston did not apply for and receive
q license in the usual way, but instead took one
that had been issued to his brother George, in
November, 1871. He erased Georges and the
Iady's name, inserted William and the maiden
name of the woman TO be married, and changed
the date to June, 1874. After being tied to-
gether the couple left for the railroad, before a
return was made OF the license. George Log.
ston had been married with the same license
by an unauthorized person, and no return was
made 10 the clerk, which accounts for its conye-
nience for second use"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

~ Inc dunness IN the coal traue Is que 70 the
comet.
s0The 4th avenue tunnel between Goth and
91st streets, New York, caved in yesterday, kill
ing a laborer named VIM. Holey. Patrick Gill
lespie and Joseph Granger, rockmen, who were
working in the tunnel were severely injured.
ga Norfolk paper has discovered there are
two cornerstone that sets In the evening and
another that ri o. in the morning. Wonder IL
never occurred 70 1t that there are also two suns
-Riekmond Enquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

FREsH MAGAzTNEs.-From j. Shillington we
bsye Ine Atlantic Monthly for August; from Rob't
BeaIl Rarper's No0d<iae for the same month
yrH from j. O. Parker Godey's Ladys Book, also
~ Apgust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

LUXURY, health, economy insured by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls
Biscuits, &C., prepared in 10 minutes. Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

NEW YORK PILsRN AND CINCINNATI LION
LAGER, on draught at Geo. w. Drivers. I6.3
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VALUE OF ONE woRD.-Charles j. Guitsau,
lawyer, brought suit for 100000 damages
against James Gordon Bennett, proprietor OF
the Herald, for an alleged libel, imputing that
he was in the habit of retaining a fee Of fifty
per cent. on all collections. The alleged iibsl
IL contained in report of proceedings before
Judge Donohue, which complainant declares to
be defamatory and unfair and garbled. The
matter came up before Judge Lawrence in the
the answer as frivolous. The gist Of the com
plant is that Mr. Guiteau having collected
$40 for clients in Chicago, wrote to them
"All respectable lawyers retain one-half on col.
lections; L have collected my half" &C., SC.
Mr.. Guteau complains that the important word
such" was omitted; that what he wrote was
son such collections" showing that the collec-
ton was one of a special kind. Mr.. Townsend
replied that Mr.. Bennett was not quite pre-
pared to pay 100000 for itting "such," or
$4,000 letter; and, moreover, the report was
fair one; moreover, the Herald didn't go far
enough. The complainant collected SlTj, and
he kept 1t all. Decision reserved.-N. Y Cor.
TeSpCHdenee Philadelphia Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

THE FINEST LAGER in America IL the New
York Pilsen, on draught at Geo. W. Drivers. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

POLICE Radically this morning Sergeant
Leach with Officers Block, Burns, and Crook
made descent on an alleged disorderly house
kept by one Mary Mullin in Fighting Alley,
and captured q nest OF inmates, six in number,
all Of whom were afforded an opportunity to
reflect on the evil of their ways in the station
house. They were disposed OF by Judge Smell
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

NEw YORK PILsKS BEER, at Drivers, cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue and II street. 1913
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~The Boston Daily Advertiser Is severe on
the New Hampshire democratic Legislature
which has just adjourned. II compares that
body to some Of the southern legislAtur 0 In
showing Q reckless cArelessness Of the public
interest, and great zeal in securing partiean
advantages.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisement.
Rr THOMAS BOWLING, sucsiopeeg,

X IHVMAs DOW LIhI, AucslOnceT.
yALuABLE PROPERTY on LEES HUI,
nkisHTs OF GEoRGETOwH, AT ACC-
- On FRIDAY, july l1tA, Iva, q. 8 e'clAok
N, On the premises, wN sell IN 80 Ners
a1o Ssfen streets, on the Hsiehts Of Goorg stosa,
and known as psrt Of Lees Hit. These lots are
ron - 20 y feef front by pth OF loo feet. On
forr OF these lots several 6weiliug houses which
WI Re solo with the lots on which they stand
Terms ODe-tbtrd cash, balance in 8 and Il
months, the purchaser giving hts notes heartnR in-
teresf. AL eonyeysncing at the est Of the par-
chaser. 1HOMAe no xIrNa
jyll-ti aucfi-nSHy
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REPLRvIN SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT Gov
ERNNENT-Mrs. b. A. Lockwood has, for Geo
r. Rider, entered a repleyin suit against the
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia, for
unjustly OBTAINING the iron bridges built by bin
across the Washington canal, which have been
taken down, part Of them lying in the property
yard, useless, being destroyed and stolen. These
bridges were az Maryland avenue, eth, 10th,
18th and lith streets; and he represents that he,
having furnished the materials and erected
them, and having received but one payment on
the same, he has property in them, and prays
that they be taken from defendants and deliy-
cred 10 him.
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OFFICIAL ORD
ANOTHER OFFICIAL ORDER.
Yesterday afternoon the following was issued
by the Board Of Commissioners:
OFFICIAL ORDER.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMITS TONERS OF THEl

SUIT AGAINST THE b. * o. RAILROAD PoR
$1,000 ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF A
CHILD Run OVER By A LOCOMorIyR-Messrs
Cook, Moore and Newm an have for Dir. Larkin
A. Beall entered a suit against the Baltimore
and ohio railroad for $50 COO damages, alleged
TO have been sustained by reason Of the defend
ant on the 1Ith of July last having, through
negligence, carelessness and mismauage-
ment," run over the child of plaintiff, MASKING
and instantly killing IL, thereby causing him 10
be put 20 great expense. IL will be remem bsred
that Mrs. Besl (since decessed) was at the time
with her child IN one Of the Columbia OH street)
cars, AMI in getting on il fell, and the engine
passed over The child, killing it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

In the heart of pine tree, forty feet from
efd MIMI, were found bones Of human being.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
tlculars. Tumbridge 4 Co., Bankers, 2 Wall
street, New York. II 4.
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THE Singer SEWING MACHINE sales ofIsv2
were S219 $50. a,l2-swtf
Foot surgery. kc.

Foot surgery, &c.
Ut. White, chiropodist, will be in attendance
AZ MS rooms until SATURDAY evening, July 18th,
after which he will he absent until MONDAY
morning, August 3d. Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment (No. SIS
ION street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, D.C.,) find that timely attention
10 those important members, the feet, econo-
mises time, and conduces to health, comfort
ana cheerfuness, and probably 70 length
of life. DIR. White removes Corns without main.
20 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet Office hours from a. m. to 6. %. M
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G. 1861.
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APokTASr N0TlOE REGARDIkG TAXES
pIsrRtcr sssH5crpYr,.s


nder TIE new government thu Sewef Tax y an ~,
nitndsd. and al thuss Who have rsit sh-tr hiilS
ano VII utlng them u the undsIfigurf shall have
pr mr attention on liberal fcrms psrtirular a.
tsntion gwen % tho purchase ard sale n an 900
81 district Bonds snd pay accounts. cenerai sna
10 io'ement Taxes paid; Tar Lleus bought ans
stock Broker. ls2s Penn.y ivssja svs
Oa tn brtNeeu v iilAfd : auc Treasury DfpS
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FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCIAL.
wall street To-day.


NEW YORK, July E.-The Posts isancial article
tsys soytrLue boz de are firm Of o slight advance
on yesterdays sales. State binds also nrm. All
.slts Of gold have been 81 lo95sil0. On gold loans
the rates have been lbs. aud 4 per cent for
essnyhs IN The Foreign Exchange market
sere his to an as. Sns IN prime sns r essst r.
business also his her, SO bsnkersI star-
ling being So "a 81, end demsnd bills sou,
dIis moi ey ma set shows no change, borrowers
an uncommon rate. Choice mercantjl. paper can
tesold as low as 5@sh, but the ruling quotstion
Which sell es THE aEs esDa
STEADY, vas strong until about II O'Clock; prices
Rsnee ser. ss to PET since the I'd
market is steady ct the decline.
The Markets.
h;s dMoKs' July lS-Virsinis's, consolidated, 81
.BALIIseRE, July II Cotton quist-Iow mid.
unclaimed. Wheat quiet but frm-wb,ta. cbpot.e
l&Gl A; shoice amber, 3 al .46; Ohio and In,
disna red, s5@l IS: o. hers unchanged Corn firm
mixed western. u. Oats duli-souahern,, soSS9s
TesieIn mixed, 65gs7; do, white, 65tG7e. Rye dali
%SGi "; Hsy unchanged Provisions strong and
ierinT or seiibs-shoulders. 75ias; clear rib sides
lel4@lo1s. Bacon, active order Of trsde-shouIders
Laid els Wes,ef butter rm na aSd 10 iS fi,
prime Bio csrgoes, 2Os @?2. whisky quiet bn;
INV YoRk, July H.-stocks duh and lower
G1d,g2; kHchanse, long. 457; short. 40 y.
NAV YORK, Jolly IL Flour quiet. West doll
L5xnoS, july II, 1880 nth. rsa,,a,
th,oGgh cut England todsy IS fair Vie, 80. "'n''
LO SBSS JAZZ JAZZ i, IS P. EsIs s
rfnfes 80 81 fran c. IS certInfs 4
LONDON, July II, 2 m.-The amount Of bullion
f,syCo0 Erie, s4@1 Paris dls1aiess s-S aaot Il
renies at el fraics 9ts confines.
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GKoRGETOwS, D. O., July is., Is.

The undersigned have this day Termed q CO. part
ER, CIssEL WEIGH, for the purpose ~ Con
nIuSu!hs ne merchant milliIg business at the 90
Limitation July Let, 1879 W
w. DEESER
GEO. W CISSnL,
jys-f,a r. W WELCH
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TO THE CREnlrosS DIsrRIcr

The undersigned "A re his services % IN n ID, ~,
fellow -oiuzeas In the District ef C1lnulf, =. -.
oesire TO avail Themselves e thern - srt.rpsy 80
the prosecution q claims before the Auiltfss Com
mission provided Tor by the act Of Clngre.. 49,
hHiue me tate form q government Ia tbs District
OlaiHs for the refunding q the se1er.s. r., -.
well ss those % eyt ~ nature ana chara r., .s.,.
the District government, will receive hts prsnnt
attention. RICHARD WALLACE.
jts-lm Orfee No ss6 Io,t.T... -'
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL SrRRgr.-Fxplsins
stock operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGK & Co.,
1914 2Wali street, New York.
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II n $.
btNEh TAN Is and All other ciass-s q cl,s,,.
egaltst the District AID toe late HAD ii n, 80,
Mofks prosecuted sd recOvegei Aeelfcs %
CHAs. n. MOTT TOW. At.ornar A. la
Nlim No ba~ street ra~ft.-..t
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEwINe MAcHIrR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's koopskirt and corset factory, 7th street
mtelligencer building. 10 d
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AGENTS
INSTRUCT CLAIMS.

We offer our services 20 our f-iea. an N. ,rn,,o
IN the ~ fNo.'O
PROSECUTIONS or CLAIMS BEFORE r8E
koAkp Of AUDIT
established By the late set ofConere-s
rTRns MoDKRATE AND MOSEH ADVANCED
ON CLAIMS.
HANs0y HIArIr0sp
yl I'm sls 7th street northwest
lhPokTASr NOTICE REGARDIKG TAXES
DISTRICT sHCURTTIGs
The urdersiensd wfll be prepaf "a 10 rurrhss~ az
TsS.iSe u e1 chanse for the b0uds. ell pToper
Ahh lme against the District, includ iug paid sewer
Slh, 80 sccn as the auditing oommis.iOn a tho
l hhed states frt ssury shall organize aud DECIDE
what proper voucher CT ira nsfer, u Witch ana
public netioe wall be given, Untt then parties dis
si.s 81 dhsir cisims vii Rrsbsbiy tcAiis. mach
ana bokpe, bought ald sold on connissson
PETkh tAMPREIb-
80, sioux RRokER,
Treasury - a a..
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as q lax stive
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestion, Com
sdpation, and Headache IL unequalled. 4, % .eo26
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CLAIMS AeAIssT JHa DISTRICT OF 90

will prosecute and collect on REASONABLE. ,.-,.
claims against be District Tor moEeys Paid on g.
count 81 sewer Tan, for private property u.ed a.,
esnsecst 10 prit ate property. work doEe, ko
Se5 bonds. NN-'o''eo INTO
General Improvement Ts,es PAID at the Iowa..
rates. M stlOTT ~ NJ ~eet
y---nn bS5 18th street.
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.EoRGKTOWN, d. C., July 81, lrl.

TIE underslsned havIrg Z leased the Mil Of .upes
o Nelch, better known ~ 4 lumbia Mills, and al-o
me brand well known s. James q. welch's Best
fsmly fiour," respectfully solicit contfnu ance OF
firm Of Herr & WEIGH
Jy3-f DEENER CIsSEI WEtgu
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EKORGETOwN, ID. O., July ist. ia

The undersigned has this day leased the tren,ses
EnSSn as Columbia Mills 10 Messrs. DtHNER,
ClsSEL ard WfLtH for the term 81 Ave Vesrs
snd also his brandt. 8. welchs Best Family
ur'-iseiing satisfied that the stand AID of The
nl aDd viii De kept up BY my two sons, J. r. ana /
w. WEIGH, who have manufactured the shors'
nantd brand Tor the past ten years. Irespectfully
Tor ire new nrm col tic utnce % the pr rOuage
so hteralls besto~sd upon me for the psst thirty
Eve years marian las GFf1u
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lrH STREET. nAndAiNS Urn STREET
FOR CASH
IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
NJ A r x r 7 z RS,
No. 43s SEVENTH STREET,
Bet. ID and SITS, = doors above ODD Fellows Hall,
PAPER HANGINGs.
Fine Git and silver Papers, new and stylish de-
signs Plain Papers for psneling, with gilt rod or
finishing plain, perfect soR CT woods and
marbles. Also, fol line Of Glazed and low priced
Papers, embracing new shades 10 brown, pearl and
PICTURE FRAMEs.-sOlid Oval Engraved aaa
Gilt, and all Gilt, agd plain Oval Walnut snd Gil
frsmes from card 20 portrait size, with full line
OF SIX velvet snd Gilt and other tyles Of Frames
Of tie latest designs.
WINDOW sHADES.-Dlferent styles, sizes ard
eolorsi also, plain goods, hich make Into Sha des
PICTURE CORD AND TASSkLS, Of different
coors, from card 10 portrait sze Picture Nsils and
BiDes; Gold Plated, stlvered sud Wire Centre Pic
tuIe Cord. avery durable and superior article.
EHGRAylSGs, CHR0MOS, &C. I'm az pro pr ate
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