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!. NJ Elchter,
County Clerk.
i otal,
State Of Wisconsin, =.

OIaIt SIi-CO ID
State OF Wisconsin, :,
Manitowoc County.
A. NJ Richter, being duly sworn, deposes
and says, that tie above report is just and
true according to the best Of his knowledge
and belief, and embraces all the mouie. re
ceiyed By him ard bis predecessor r Office
for TIE purpose named therein.
Subscribed and sworn
to before me this lst A. VI. Richter,
day Of Nov, 1873. County Clerk.
@ Even.
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DE-. F. Nom diseourages the csc Of
Swedish filter paper. The author asserts
that there are Numerous brands of Germa.
filter paper that are far superior. both ~
regards strength Of tissue and email amouRt
Of ash, 10 addition to being very much
cksapsy.
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Your committee find, On examining the
books of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
that the fines and costs were imposed up
en- the following persons
State of Wisconsin against Johanna
Kreqseek.
Amount Of cost and Ene. $95 w
Nothing paid thereon.
State of Wisconsin ChaS. NcAn.
tmount Of hne and cost. Us %
Paid thereon. 132 w
galonce due. 81: %
State Of v iscons;o against Malvin
Dill.
Amo1u. Of fnes and co3, $50 90
Paid theresn. - "
Balance dse. sos W
And YOUR Committee woaid recommend
th., the pa,ric. Attorney be instructed 70
p..s<cuk and collect thA abcps accounts
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Annual Mseting Of Ceuty Board Of
Supervisors.

CONTINUED from last week.
CoCsTY CLICKS REPORT.
To the Hon. TIE Board Of Supapisors Of
The County Of JHdston oc.
tbeg leave to report herewith detailed
statement Of the transactions ia the Office
Of the County Clerk. from the 9th day Of
January, 1879, the time of my entering
snsn its duties = this date.
The amounts Of money received from M,
predecessor 10 Office for redemption OF
taxes, s3,3ls.5e
Received from redemption Of
taxes,i ncludina County orders,
since Jan. 9Th, Oct. 81, both
inriasise. lc,Io5 Is
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MFASURING HAY.

NfaSlhlNG hay.
To measure the contents of a stack of
hay, proceed as follows: II is round
stack, tapering to point from the ground,
measure the width halfway between the
ground and tho peak Of the stack, multiply
thia width by itself and divide the same by
1854; tbs will give the average area OF
the surface covered by the stack.
If the hay is timothy. orchard grass.
milet, or Hungarian, 500 feet will make a
ton, or cube eight feet each way. If the
stack is very solid, and was cut when dead
ripe, $50 feet will make ton, or q cube
seven feet each way.
IF the hay is mixed with clover, about
700 feet, or cube of nine feet each way,
will make ton. If this is all clover, or
light meadow grass, or red-top, 800 feet
will be required to weigh ton, unless It is
pressed very hard, when some allowance
must be made. These estimates are made
from notes of great many stacks and
mows Of various kinds, and will give iair
Y. Tribune.
wHEAT-IXPoRrANcE OF SEED AND TIL
Mr.. E. Wheeler, of Danton, Cook couu-
ty, Illinois. writes to the Prairie Farmer:
with your permission, will give my
experience with the Odessa wheat the
past season. In one field Eve bushels Of
wheat was sown on five acres of corn stub
Bile, which had not been plowed, bot the
seed was we'll put in by two horse cultva.
tors; the yield was one hundred add twenty
bushels No. l wheat.
In another field ten bushels Of wheat was
sown on ten acres of land that had been
cropped with fax tGs preceding year aud
fall plowed. The yield in this field was
two hundred and thirty bushels No. wheat.
At tie market price Of $l.25 per bushel,
the crop from the ten seres would bring
$2s7 so. De1ucting seed. tea bushels, at
$l.so per bashel, SIS, Leaves for use Of
land aud labor s272.so. Compare thi. re-
sult with ten acre 6eLi Of equally coed
and on an adjoining farm sown with con-
mon tea wbeat.
Twenty bushels OF wheat wac sewn, and
tie yield was one hundred bushels No 2
wheat. Al 81 bcstel it would amount
70 $780, Dsdurting .ssd. twenty bushslA,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the reiicf and
cure Of al derang&
ments in The stom.
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apereAt, and an
excellent lurgative.
Being purely vegs-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine.
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent.
Cd h- sk~,r s,-~y-
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Notary Public.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on FINANCE.

hLTOhi VI tOAAiA i IL On TlNhNGEs
Your Committee would respectfully re-
por. tina: they have carefully examined the
: port Of the County Treasurer, also the
books, accounts, vouchers, ETC., IN his Office.
aud find the sama to be correct. and your
comm; ttee would respectfully recommend
the adoption Of the said report of the
County Treasurer.
Ard your committee beg leave to further
report that they have examined the contents
OF the safe in the Treasurer's Office, and
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consist Of the following:
Jurors Certificates 5 2 OF 50
Tax Certificates. 26,3s3 81
Government Bonds, 700 90
Kewaunee Coanty Orders, 1927 l6
Orders Of franklin and Maple
Grove, 90 90
County Orders, 26,l42 90
Notes Of Miles Mcmahon, 1854 90
Geo. ". Gibson, l,725 90
/" Tim. Sullivan, Isl IS
. John c. Eggers, AGO 55
/" Il. klingholtz, 500 90
Woodin g. Treat, 100 90
'' y. Jones, 400 60
4. Wallich, 200 90
Balance O. J. Richards, con-
tract. sG6 e.
s,eee Shares of the Capital
Stock of Appleton & n. L.
K. K. $25 90, $4,000 90
Coo Shares of the Capital Stock
ol0o 90, $1,000 90
Cash on hnad, 4,7ST II
Total, $3.50, 500 90
Deiucting Jurors Certificates
and County Order paid, 2S,770 70
Leaves net Balance in hand of
Treasurer, 2545S6 II
All Of which IS respectfully submitted
And your committee would beg leave to
further report that they have carefully ex-
amned the report of the County Clerk, and
find the same correct, agreeing with his
books, vouchers, etc, in every particular:
and your committee especially recommend
thai sll 81 be paid from the County Clerk
funds to 6. W. Burnet, late County Clerk.
being an oyercharge in cash book, cOmpar-
ed with the sales book.
And your committee would further re-
commend that the County Clerk be. and
the same is hereby instructed and cornman-
ded, to pay over to the County Treasurer,
into the General Fund, the amount of
1888 80 being balance of P. p. Fues-
senich's salary, received by the said clerk
from his predecessor in Office.
And your committee would further re-
commend that the County Clerk be, and
the same is hereby instructed, to procure
the necessary seals or cancelling stamps
for his office.
And your committee would further re-
commend that the County Clerk be au.ho-
rized and instructed to issue County orders
TO the amount of 1915 90, with interest at
she rats OF percent. from the date OF
presentation, to pay scheduled certificates
from Jane 9th, ls,3, up to this date.
And your comu i'ee would further re-
command IN roixa the followinr taYes.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington stock Excnanxe. NAV T.

"oouAuB tOn StOcA EXCHANGE, Nay 4.
QuotdtioRs Furnished by Middleton d Co.. baT.ker..
. Inc following were the prices bid aud asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:1U. 5. gold, liz asked. Bank stocks
National Bank of Republic, 40 bid, $50
asked; National Metropolitan bank, 1O5H bid ,
ITO asked; Second National bank LOG asked.
City Pass niger Railroads stOcs.
"a bid, 80 asked; Metropolitan bonds, 81 bid.
Sundry List-Washington city gas stock, p
bid, 80 sskedi Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
preferred bonds, ll2 bid; Arlington Fire Insur.
ance company stock, 100 asked; New York,
A!exsndris, Washington and Georgetown
steamship company stock, $50 asked. District
securities, District OF Columbia)-Permsnent
improvements, 6s g., J. & j., 1891, 95 bid; do.
Is, D. & j., 1891, 81 bid, Tx asked; Mar
ket stock bonds, re, ~. & j., 1892, 7Ox bid,
1901, So bid. (washingtonl-5-ysar certificates,
3-l0, M. s. N, 1875, 914 bid, 93x asked;
10year bonds, 6s, j. & j., 1873, rs bid 80 asked
fund Sat loan bonds Geg) 6sg;, N. 8 n, 1902, s.
81 sss a.t improvement, ss,y j., 1874, 79X bid,
% bid; do. 1877, 70 bid; do. 1873, 70 bid series,
15h bid, TX asked: Certificates, sewer, Sc,
J; j., 1874, 81 bid, soy asked; do. 1875, Sc
bid, 81 asked; do. 1876, S. bid, 80 asked; do.
Isl, % bid; do. 1873, 81 bid do. series, 50 bid,
g asked. '
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GEORGETOwN.

ACcIDENr.-The hose carriage OF Engine No.
8, while going to the fire last night on 18TH Sc ,
washing top, when turning the corner Of 18th
and nj ste. upset and threw the aremen 70 the
pavement. bruisug them severely, but luckily
no one was Seriously injured.
FELL FROM A HoRsR.-About $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon q small boy, named VIM.
Baggett, while riding horse to water on Wa
ter street, fell from the horse and Was severely
wv ed. Officer Joseph Harper carried him 70
his home on jefferson street.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts Of fish ut the
wharf to-day were 900 herring and 800 shad.
The herring were cold at - to "a. 90 per ZOO
and the shsd ut S11 per 100.
GRAM TRADB.-The canal boats Wheeler
and Bannon arrived to-day with 800 bushe ID
wheat and $50 bushels corn for III. N. Talbot,
and 500 bushels wheat for Hartley g. Bro, and
the boat Brad6eld Hartley arrived with 800
wheat and I 800 bushels corn for Hartley &
Bro. No sales reported.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The Posts financial ar
nele says-Foreign exchange continues very
bankers sixty days sterling, and 1907 to 49I for
demand The money market is without change.
and call loans range from to 4, while prime
ment bonds have been steady in tone, with yerv
little change In prices, and the volume of busi
ness small. In state bonds dealings were also
limited, and quotations merely nominal. All
loans the rates have been 70 per cent. for
carrying. The stock market opened weak at a
decline OF y to ~ compared with the closing
stocks, which show Q slight Improvement.
Ihere was no change In the tone of speculation
until after the first board, prices having made
Iurtner decline OF 4aT per cent, chiefly in
racine M all and Western Union. After the time
above mentioned recovery set In, and prices
rose y TO n, but since then the market has
Deen irregular on slight fluctuations, though in
the main strong.
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AL E x A ND RIA.

GOOSE CRERK BRIDGs.-The contract for
building the bridge over Goose creek, on the
Leesburg and Georgetown turnpike, was
awarded yesterday to Norris s. Son, OF ILees-
burg, at S15 per foot. The bridge will be ABOUT
one hundred and thirty feet long. Among the
bidders present a. the bridge where the award
was made were Messrs. Bradshaw & Coleman
OF this city.-Gdzettc, 13th.
OFFICIAL FISH REPoRr-Since IL m. yester-
day 5000 shad and 175, eco herring have arrived.
Shad sold for S450.as5.50 per hundred; herring
S4.5OaS5.50 per thousand; rock and perch
scarce.
SALE OF CORPORATION BoNDs.-F. A. Kelly
auetioneer, sold to-day IS 500 coupon bonds of
the corporation of Alexandra, to NJ. Nj. Wheat,
for $5S. 50,-SentiaeI, l3th.
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The MAFkafa

HALIMoRE, May H.-Vireinia SKIES, old, 50: w es,
Snsintss, II; Virginia skies, consoiidsrsd. 5I:
Noth caroline skies, old, 10; do, new, S. 40, sps-
BALTIMORE, May A-Gotton very firm-Iov
middlings, HA@S. Flour unchanged: more doing
Mneat.southerh, trm; Pepnsyl " snis ana Yves err
dull and heavy; prices unchanged Corn arm for
soutLern-white southern, IS; yellow southern AZ
mixed western, dull and weaker; old, 81; new ss
Osts dull-sonthern, 66@70; western mixed 6sta q:
ao.wnite, 6Og62 Bye quiet and steady, !. 0O6G "a
LAY nrrner and In improved demand, 9iS0e2s Mes
Hork, nS@l1h. Bulk meais-shouiders. 61s6IiS
ciear rlb sides, "a. Becon-shoul iers, TX; cJear
no nd9s Oz; sugar cured hams, l46Dl5 Lard, l05I
OH: western butter in fair demand-fair 10 OF "a
N!GJo; hne, 32@9. Coffee dull and nominsleI9G
AA for fair to prime. Whisky quiet, 99a m, win
ems sales ct the latter. Sugar quiet AID steady
N.w YoRk, Nay 4 -FIour steady. Wheat quiet
NEW YORK, Nay H-etocks dull AMI fever,sh.
imaSS 10 81 Gold, "a nxohsnse, long, ass; short,
LoNDos, April II, 1850 D. m.-Cepsols for money,
ESQ.,; for sccount, ss4@7f. Erie, 50; preferred.
LONDON. Mayh, p. m-Oepsols for money ssg<
@Sx; Tor account, So. Erie, 32H.
LONDON, MAY IL, 30 p. m.-The rate Of discount
In open for three months bills il a. Is psr
cent, which 10 Is below the Bank Of Highland rafe
1he bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
QUO during the past week. The amor nj of bnI-
lion gone into the bank on balance to-day n Al M
The proportion OF bank reserve to liabilities which
S2xGX. ~aA0'
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Ascension parish meeting this evening. See
ofcer West killed q mad dog on 18th, be.
tweep X and s streets, yesterday.
McEvoy's Hibernicon, one OF the most inter-
tsting and entertaining exhibitions ever given
here attracted large audience at Lincoln Hall
last night. No one should fail to zee IL.
At the earnest solicitation Of her wide circle
OF friends in the city Mrs. General Lander has
National Theater, Commencing May 25.h.
To-day. as the Feast Of the Ascension, is
being celebrated In both the Catholic and Pro-
testant Episcopal churches. In Tire Catholic
Church the day Is observed As Sunday.
The committee from Company A. II carry TO
Philadelphia and present to Company II of
that city, a testimonial, consisting of valu able
broDZes. left here st o'clock this morning.
The Washington Monument association have
bad painted, at cost OF 500, the new design
TO be submitted to the Congressional commit
tee, and Photographic copies OF the same will
accompany the report
The friends OF young jenkins, who was
drowned at Four-nile run on Tuesday last. are
using every exertiOn possible for the recovery
of the body. Yesterday six boats were sent out
manned and with graphing irons, and a con-
Cess.
This morning Officer King arrested a coIored
man named VIM Smith, who had bag con-
stolen. IL was LEFT at the First Precinct sta
committed.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. I, United Order OF
American PIssterers, at their meeting last
evening, contributed $50 in aid of the Brick
LAYERS on strike for eight hours, and the money
was this morning paid over to the bricklayers'
committee.
Mr.. Theodore Haseman, president OF the Treff-
tusen Schuetzen Verein, being about to leave
for Europe, was last night surprised at Spr)t's,
Walter was their spokesman, and in a neat ad-
dress presented Mr.. II. with q mammoth gold
badge In the shape of Maltese cross, measur-
ing i've inches across the face, with a brilliant
diamond in the centre. NJ. III. feelingly re-
spohdea, and the company partook Of hfs hos
pitality.
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gOyer two thousand coopers are on q strike
IN New York.
n0Suggestive industrial note-The baby car
rage trade Is said to be improving.
0The first annual meeting of the second
general council Of the Reformed Episcopal
church was held In New York yesterday.
1A Raleigh, n: O., newspaper contains the
advertisement Of Smith, "the great American
house movist."
~Within the last three months a dozen wo-
men have been committed to Burlington, VT,
Jail for drunkenness
~Gen. Forrest, "the brilliant Confederate
cavalry leader" is now engaged In hauling
wood to Memphis, driving the team himself
~The SANTANA bay company's steamer
Tybee was sold at auction in New York yester-
aay Ior $1,000, her commander, Captain De-
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!
& Co.

a
Are row opening an entire new stock Of DRY
GOODS Just purchased ia New York By Mr. BIO.
head, st " onderfully low prices
Dress Goods in variety and OF the bezt s.vIs
anc iatries, from l21zc. up TO 81 50 per yard
Lyons Black silks, CSC, 81 Is, 81 so, 81 rs, 81
e. 70, 81 80 and S. (st least D. per cent 1ess than
ruling market prices, and Of the best makes and
Blsok Alpaca, &c. single width, dsuble width
Sic and up, 4'i'
Reversible Ottoman shawIs SIZE
White Shetland Wool shawls, Sl5
Ladies One Button C0lored Klds 6sc ~
Ladies Two Button Party Kids, 7sc
Lansdale Cambria nc, and other BIeachad ana Tn.
Prints, SIC. Splendid style fsst-coIored Prints
B.es aIs LINEN T t Per dozen and up.
goods are very cheap Cersets, H1sc. and mn
Psrssols IN great variety, very low. Goats and
Ulark spool Cotton, &C., and lot Of other so1ts
equally low. Our goods are 81 the best makes And
styles, selected with great care, bought sno solo
cheap and Will do purchasers good
BRODHRAD q CO..
msr24-sn 1905 r streets. bet inn and ISL SIS
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THE WEATHER.

"AA rn .az. oGcs S CtS Stsnal ONeW,l
P1oBABuIIIes,5,For New England, sener siiy
clear weather, With north and west Winds viii nre
and rising Barometer. For fhs middle states and
lover lake region, partly cloudy and hazv wat
northeasterly 20 southeastsrly winds, and il the
northtrn portion Of these districts continuei low
t.mperafure and Stationary or rising barometer.
BY partly cloudy weather, north and esst Winds Ard
NO decided change Of tempsraturs. For Tenn sssee
ana the Ohio valley partly cloudy and warm
weather. northeast and southeast wieds, followei
oy light rain In the last named district. Tor ths Gu
states clear or partly clear weather. sastery To
southery winds, . slight rise Of temp xsturs, and
snsns changes to the Barometer. Tor the northwest
40. the upper lake resfop. liner sa<fnG cloudlueSs
ana nght rain, with easserly TO southerly winde
iis1ne emperatnre sud falling barometer. The
during the day. WI A"n
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THE COURTS.


Yesterday the case of the Freedmsu's Saving
and Trust Company VS.. Dodge ct al was argued
BY MI. Totten, for compliments, and Mr.. Oox,
Tor Defendants, and submitted. Craft vs. Bal.
tim0re and Ohio Railroad Company; argued
by MT. Cook and Messrs. Cox and Buchanan.
This Is an action for baggage lost.
POLICE COURT-Judge She'll
To-day, james p. Ryon, charged with fast
driving in coming from the race course; con-
tinued. In the case Of Richard DeLscy, on the
charge Of selling liquor without license, a fine
OF Sl05 was imposed. James Henry, colored,
was fined 50 for walking over the grass in Far
ragut square. VIM. Arthur, profana and indie
cent language; SIS. John Devlin, profanity; So
Patrick Shelly, vagrant, was dismissed on
condition that he leave the city. j as. Gardner
disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; So. Mary
Eliza Fortune, colored, loud and boisterous
This was quarrel between defendant and En-
ma Douglass about q beau, whom they both
claimed, named John Gray. A fight took place
on an open commons, which attracted crowd
and Mary. Eliza came on victorious. The jud 20
thought both equally guilty, and assessed them
50 each. Jacob Roth, charged with creating
and maintaining nuisance, consisting of de-
fective drainage from brewery kept by him:
ordered to be abated, and Judgment as to the
amount Of nne suspended. Catherine Ready
charged with selling liquor without license:
slO5 and coats. Thomas Hague, on the same
charge; S105.
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pENEsYLvANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
ELW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS In THE NK% ESGLAKp
STATES
IHROCGH BETWEEN WASHING rOy AND
NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Inc equipment on this line IL new ana Of the mo
siessnt and Improved finish.
Ss5 A. NJ. LIMITED EXPRESS PULLMAN
PULLMAN PLACE 81 EHPINd cIRS nv
NI6HT TRAINS.
On end elter sunday, April ~, lS4
INO TRAINS DAILY (kACEPT SUNDAY
Viii re run over Penneylvanfa Air Line. leaving
rom and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore sDd
r ,y1 t.s,rosa, northeast corner u 9Th and
9.23 q. M, Limited New York EXPRESS, com
p SEQ entirely Of Pullman Palace ParlOr Cara, ar
ri,,ng m New York ct 10 D. m, connecting with
zoe p. m. New York Might EKpress, arriving
Jars through g New York. Also, Pullman eieeping
Osrs 70 Pbiladelphia, Ia which passengers can re
$50 p. m. Ph.lsdvlphia Express, daily except
Sunday.
Connections are made in New Ysrk with steamer,
rsiirosds, New York Central and Hads0n RiS 81 rail-
rosd, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
are ss low N BY any other route.
beggege called for aud checked 81 hotels and mi
rete residences orders LEFT al the following ofoAt
where tickets and information can be obtained =
east corner 9Th street. s1d Penna. ave-; Passsnsar
station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner e5b
and streets. I'D. q YOUNG.
Nbs-u Genersl Passenger Agent
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AT STRAUSS.
1Oll.-.~PENNsYLvANI AvENUI .lOll
Between 10th and llth streets,
THE COUNTERS ABE FILLED WITH
NEW, OHolCE, STYLISH, AND
CHEAP SPRING CLOTHING
FOB MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths Suits,
ehildren's Suits.
Suits for Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys.
Suits for Big Boys,
Suits for School Boys,
Suits for college Youths.
Suits Tor Working Youths,
Suits for Small Men,
Suits for Large Men.
Suits for Men Of Medium Size,
Suits for Men Of Extra Size,
Suits for the Biggest Kind Of Men,
Butts for Every Kind Of Men,
Suits for All the Men in Town.
BUY NOW. BUY NOW. BUY NOW.
PARTICULAR ATrENTI0N GIVEN
TO PLEASING.
a STRAUS-
n 0ACH1s, ANTS, BED. BUGS and other iusects
~ can b deetroye q BY the use Of "WhitSside;s
Felipe Insect Cenp0lld Try Il. Price n cent
and 81 per bostie. "Whitesides PuRR Worn n ~.
fsStion, u a. AZ smsctnsl md plsassns VsrmifaSe.
ToS 1Qx1 OF ALL KINDS, made to order on
the ehogtoUe Rose1ole notice. y.
e. II. MAHON, 7lg 9th strs.k
mayn&' bstvssa g and b streets northWsst.
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An ExcyLLKSr OPPORTUNITY to procure a
Desirable piece of property viii be afforded by
the sale 80 auctRon OF the nne residence Of Mr..
FRANKLIN Phifp, on street, next Saturday
evening. The location y surpassed BY none In
tie city, and the house Is admirably adapted for
sny one desiring frst class city homestead.
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49,, . Massey" took passage a. sailor ON
Doard the ship Lizzie Moses, which sailed from
fnhsdsiphis for Antwerp on Monday.