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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

THE OTHER SIDE. The Argus prints
what il terms the other side of the Kid
kuappimg and Grim con ease in Cabot.
in which Capt. John f.. Wilher and the
wife of Henry l.. Stowe. of Manchester
y. H., were the parties in isSur. Mrs
stowe AYERS that the reason of her lcav-
ing her husband WAS the fact of his
keeping IL house of iIl-famc in ManchcS-
ter. and his frequent abuse of herself
and child. She had always been COM
PEELED to work in order to furnish him
The necessary funds whcrcwith To sup
ply himself with liquor, ETC.. and find
ing the burden too heavy for her shout
dcrS she determined to shift for herself.
and 10y honest toll afford II maintenance
for her child. The story of the kid
mapping of the boy, MI WILDER denies
as false, he asserting that Stowe was So
intoxicated that he fell from his wagon.
when he took the boy from the vehicle
and restored him to his mother. The
matter WAS laid before Judge Rcdiicld,
who. on II hearing of the ease. adud@cd
the custody of the child to lis mother.
and involved Il penalty of : 1000 fine on
any person who should attempt to take
it from her.
\ NEIGHEoRLY DEED. Wood
stock Post says that on Monday of last
week, while |. :. Morrcll of Stock bridge.
WAS sick and unable to offer Resistance.
the Changers, To the number of twenty
five, made their appearance upon his
premises and committed the following
deprcdations First. three men with
moving machines and about fifteen
with Scythes began cutting his hay and
before Morrcll WAS hardly aware of the
fact, they had cut and put into the
barn twenty tons of good hay. The
lady members of the Grange also did
their share 10y taking possession of the
house and furnishing the workers with
Il good Grange dinner, the most of
which they had brought from their own
home. And if any one were to Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

ll"rs" sh"eing new, per set u. p.
Scttin" 10
OK Sh""ing, new. per set, 10
The Above Prices Cash!
WM. K STREETER
East Burke. Aug ~ b3h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application wSi br made Ia
the next Legislator" for a charter Tor Railroad
commencing al the Montpelier \ Wells River Rail
road, at some point in Marshtcld. theme" through
the towns Of Cabot and WondhurN. and terminal
ing at the Portland y Ogl,n~hurg Railroad at
some point in the town of llar1lwlck
August 10 l-1I. Htj
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

Don't hclieve every story that run
~ tell lou about candidates. Brook
>ui i u"t the only place where the
.rufh j. beng sadly inflated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28
MR.. W. o. PERKINS.

who conducted the convention with much plea
and profit Ia the members. will come frum
Boston especially I" join the excursion. Chorus
books will he provided by the committee.
THE PASSTMPSIC RAILROAD
will sell tickets good for THAT DAY ONLY. al
TIA" following prices including trip "n the Lake:
Shcrhrookc 800 LcnnoNvi" 2.O0, NJ" lIatIry
200, MasSawippi 10. ANrc' ii laiS I.iu Smith :
Mills 20. StanStrad l.2j StanStcad Junction
LOO, Coventry 100, Barton Landing 10. Barton
N West Burke Ia. lyndnnNillr and Lyndon
!.IO. 81. bloomsbury Centre -, 81. LohnshuIN
III, I'HSSump~ic : -. N"rrisyillr 2.GO. Barnet
80, Mclndn,.s !.-,. Wells River 300 Ncwbur,
RIO. bradford 3.tD. FaiTlr,. B.! ElN 3gJ. North
ThrtinTd 3.gl, Ihctfnrd, P"mpin""-uc Nnrw ch
aud ". Il Junction 100.
GEORGE May
Mp. LONEEIN Nj. JE.
ID. MORRISON.
W. II. IIEIEICk.
+. NJ. HOW ARD
II. l.. SllOREN..
Committee
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that an application will he
mad. to the next session of the Legislature of this
State for a charter for bank of deposits, loans,
and circulation to he located i'll the town of st.
J0hnsbury. A'3i'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

f.. \. Parks, Esq, from Passump-
.r. va, the member from this county
acIualize the grand list. II will he
rru caledonia has been reduced ten
NJ cent.
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+ ,,ohnsburn (alrdonian.


,rv Vt. Friday. Aug. rs. 1874.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

This is beautiful weather for the
mlonvillr camp meeting. The at
,ndaucr is good, though not 81 large
d, ai>t wear. as vet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

We have had IL reminder of fall the
'rnt week. Several mornings the
~rury was down nearly to frost line,
nd Jack put in an appearance in some
r"Illlr> about us. lis well as quite gen
taH in New Hampshire. Damage
..glI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-08-28

Quite Il number of our citizens ac-
mplnicd the Band TO Burlington on
ur>day. to meet the '.boys in blue"
Ice more, and see the Queen city by
Lake.
The fall term of st. Johnsbury
a.'drml began yesterday. The pros
oct now i, that it will he much the
r>t term in the history of this in
'rution. There We're one hundred
od seventy pupils the first day.
We have had reminder of fall the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-26
DRoPOsALS FOR MARBLE WORK FOR
PnsT DsrICF rs wv ~ Y bUUSE AND

U. =; Court House and Post OIFce, Nep York Cfty,l
Gros Of Superintendent, February IL, 1874
sesed Proposals will be received at this office un-
vi ~ m. Of the 23D pAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule of
marble work at the United States Court house and
Post-ofnce, New York city:
4oOtmoI or Iess) half Marble Tiles, l2xI21l inch
10000 more or less) black Marble Tiles. laxI21l
5000 feet superficial, (more or Isss) black Marble
Berders, OF various widths, from four to
Bids will be received for furnishing the white tiles
OF best quality white veined italian or
American marble equal thereto; the black tiles Of
best quality Belgian, Glenn's Falls, or Lyonaise
quality black Belgian Glenn's Falls m arble
Inc whole OF the tiles and bordering must be one
cut full to the sauare ana ns@f and me 60 ses
and edges to be rubbed to proper surface
Bidders Will state the description # marble they
propose to furnish, and will submit IMPLIES along
Payments will be made on the delivery and ao.
ceptsnce OF materials, deductins ten per centum
until the com pletion OF the contract.
All bids must bs panied by the penal bond of
two responsible persons, in the sum Of 1--we Thousand
dollars O0O), hat the bidder i'll and
form the contract If awarded him; the saciency Of
Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court, or the
District Attorney of the district wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
to do so; and any bid that is not made on the
printed form to be obtained In this ONCE, and does
not conform In every respect to The requirements of
tnis advertisement will not be considered neither
Will any proposal be received from parties who are
not themselves 81 gagged in the marble trade and who
have not the necessary facilities for furnishing the
materials,
Proposals will be inclosed In a sealed anyeIope
Endorsed Bids for Marble Work ;" and add ressed 10
feb2O-2t q. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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DROPOsALs FOB PLAsTERERS' MATE.
L RIALs FOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.
NEW YORK CITY

U. S. Court House and Post Office, Nep York Ctty.
tgtcs Of StpeTiRte ndenf, February Is, 1874. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofce IN
I'll 10. OF the 21TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule Of
plsstsrers' materials at the United States Court
house and Pest Once, New York city:
OOO0 barrels (more or less) best quality Plasterers
thereto.
10000 barrels lmore less best quality Of Plaster
OF Paris, Of Isaac or WortherspOon's brands,
or brands equal thereto.
l'Vo barrels (more or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barrels more or sss) long, dry, and clean Cat
Samples Of each of the above items TO be sub-
mitted with the proposal.
Payments wifi be made on the delivery and accep-
tancS II the material, deducting ten per centum
Til the completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond
OF two responsible persons in the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars $4,000 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract If awarded him. the suffi
cheney OF the security to be certified by the Uhted
ststes Judge, clerk Of the United States court,
the district attorney Of the district wherein he
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 90; and any bid that is not sde
en- the printed forms to be obtained in this office,
and does not conform In every respect to the re-
quirements OF this advertisement, will not be con-
sdered, neither will proposal be received from
parties who are not themselves engaged in the
ufacture Of lime plaster, &c and mo have not the
Proposals will be incosed In o sealed envelope,
Endorsed, Bids for Plssterers Materiale,n and Cd
dressedto q. 7. HULBURD,
feb20-lH Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
DR0PQsALs FOB LUMsrR FOR THE
UhlTED STATES OOURT- HOUSE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITV

'HEEfrgqSSEk6bs s FOB LUMHIR FOR THE
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY. AMI
u s. Court House and Post Once, Nslc YORK City.l
Scaled proposals. Nil be- ,e reiTrpdaty IL i
until IL M. Of the 18Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, I14 for
lumber at the United STATES court house and Post
on 0tiics c New York city: '''
10000 k FEET b. M tm9Te or IessJ Southern Pine
SOo' 20 feet p H. (more or less) Southern Pine
sides, Ia inches thick, sno In widths not ex
- ,oo ceo ding four inches.
1000 feet B: NJ. (more or less) Black Walnut,
grooved, tongued, piansd aud besiei both
sdes, one inch thick, and in widths not ex-
l,aO feet B. NJ lmore or iess) Blask Walnut, sawn,
., ooo to finish Ia inches thick.
49,, strips to finish rs xs;4 ioones any, 'a"n III
iOoo feet linesl more or :sss) Mahogany, sawn in
NO 8. strips to finish lA12l inches
strips to finish axss iscb %anosany' sswn In
eco feet linesl more OF less) Mahogany sawn in
4cOo feet lineal more .. lessl Mahogany, sawn in
strips to finish axs1 inches. ' '''' '""H lii
5000 feet B. N tmOre or lessl Mahogany, richly
$500 feet B. NJ. (more lessJ Mahogany, to finish
IA inckss ssick, in widths from from to Is
l,sOO feet B. M lmore less) Mahogany. to inish
,oo co.. inches thick, in similar widths
Am -. rails, to finish four inches 1hick. "
=, All inc preceding schedule OF lumber must be OF
me very best qualify Of their respective kinds,
thoroughly seasoned and free from large knots
saps, shak es, aud other defects, and must all be
Delivered IN such lengths and in such quantities as
VIII be called for by the superintendent.
Inc southern pine rails aud flooring must all be
heert SUN, free from all defects, other will
be accepted.
,5he black walnut will be Of the best quality,
American growth.
duras. f'' "
mitted " "
aymepts will be made on the delivery and ac.
ceptauce II material d-ductine ten per centum un-
III ire completion OF the contract.
All bids must BE- accom- panicd by the penal bond
OF Two responsible Persons IN the Of Ave thou
sand Collars, IS OJUD that the bidder will acce pt
and perform the contract if Awarded hin; the sufi
CLERGY Ut the security TO certified by the United
ststes Judge, Clerk of the United States CURT
resides. i'
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II IL be deemed for the terest OF the Gov
ernmfnt to do so, and any bid that is net made on
the printed form to be obtained in this Office and
ices not coDfOrm IN every respect to the require
neither will any proposal be received from parte,
Nho-are not themselves entaged in the lumber
tra1e and who have not the necessary facilities for
furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be inclosed in q sealed envelope,
lnaorsed. bids for Lumber, }" aud addressed to
feb2OlH @. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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DROPosALs FOB CLEANING AND SWEEP.
L ING ALLEYS.
Board OF PUBLIc WORKS. D. o.

Sealed Proposals viii be received q this ofice
M, for "Oleaning and Sweeping the Alleys in the
cite: OF Washtnston and Georseeown" for ono
Area Of Alleys to be cleaned spproximatss 10
10000 square YARDS OF this amount 362 900 square
once In two weeks, and the balance, about 26s 900
~ ARDS improved alleys, to be cleaned once
proposaIs should stste the price per square yard.
estimating paved and i'm SIleyS e paratsIy
,an ~ ess must be done to the plete satsfac:
be ct some point tn Be desisnsfed 6y fhS
70 Dc the property Of the parfiss doing the
The board reserves the right to reject any or Ill
Proposals should be addre...h "a a.. VT. Dad.
deEt Bcard Of Public WORKS, ana endorsed aPro.
DcesIs foI sweeping and Cleaning AiIeys."
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QY LATIMER d OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania ave- and 18th street
Star Once Buildinau.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

L.
= BY virtue Of three deeds of trust, bearing date
- september 2lst, 1872, and recorded respectively
In the land records Of this District in Liber 682
folio Sss 6S folio 408, and 6g, folio Is, and at the
OF the party secured thereby, will SELL on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of March. A. D. 1874, at a,
O'Clock D. m, In front of the premises the south 81
eet front by depth OF lot 7S5 stu ated on
90 street east, between south A and streets, and
improved with convenient dwelling house.
ana al O'Clock p. m. OF the same day lot one ID
OF Aoung's subdivision Of original lot one I'D, In
square No Ul, situate at the corner street south
ana nth street east, and fronting 20 feet on llth
street, and extending back loo feet on street i'm
proved will good dwelling house.
And On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of March, A.
subdivision ofsgusre No 49, situa ate on 18th street
and fronting 20 feet 18th street, with depth Of "a
eet and being sixty (60D feet south from Laurence
street; improved with q nearly new frame dwelling
houte.
And at 8 o'clock m. on said 9TH day of March,
u. 1874, that part Of square No. 90 described as
follows Beginning on north street IS feet inches
west from 10th street, and running north 81 feet to
an aey thence west Is feet south 81 feet to the line
proved with Q comfortable frame dwelling house
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash. the residue In two
equal payments at six and twelve months with in
terest from the day Of SALE to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the property 500 deposit upon each
parcel when II is struck OF, which deposit il TO be
forfeited uness the purchaser complies with the
terms OF sale within five days after the sale Dom
veyancing at purchasers cost.
FRED. W. y0NES,}
JAS. b. EDISON, { Trustees'
ieel6-dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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NOfICE.rhat ,. Q. JUsrH, 6ls ID stree<. b.
y tween 9Th and Ish streets northwest eeiIs Gus
sIOoND-HANp CLOTHING
ct lees than half the cost Of ready .msds vsw cus.
SILK DBEoo especially. GshiS.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-26

IN Dubuque, Iowa, William Haley thought he
wanted TO die, and 80 bought a bottle OF strycb-
nine. be took II home, and upon getting there
found he wanted TO live. There was a roaring
nre IN the kitchen stove, and into it he threw
the poison. Up blazed the stuff in an explosive
way, burning his hair of, and injurine him so
badly that for three days be hung between life
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s|Death from inhaiIng coal gas is painless.

~Death from inhaling coal gas is painless.
~PrayiBg bands won't take root in the
South.
~At Minneapolis, MINI, Saturday Feb. 8,
was the 74th day Of continuous sleighing this
winter.
81 There are 80 many Johnsons In Peoria
they distinguish them by saying: "The John
son with q red nose" "the johnson with the
blonde wife" etc.
- Hartford boys must be little angels or paw
the penalty: A lad seven years old has gone 20
jail for six days for throwing q SNOWFALL at q
milk-cart.
~Harvard says that "enquire" is right and
lale thinks t IL enquire" We think Sac
cure" Is pretty near the thing.-Desr0n Free
Press.
1"In time OF peace prepare for war
whisky wsr-and lay in a stock in your cellar.
lt is working its way like epidemic. What
viii become of Milwsukee?-Rdcine Advocate.
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KANSAS GENTLEMAN has thoughtfully put
his front gate in the parlor, that his dau Rhtor
ana her young man can swing on IL without
taking cold during the cold weather. This is q
humane suggestion TO all fathers. A front gate
In the parlor may save good many dollars that
and cough balsam.
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Grand total, u 600 Gifts, all CASH. 81 500 600
tenths, or each coupon, s. W.
- As there will positively be no further postpone.
ment, and the day of the drawing is near at hand,
orders should be sent at ence, addressed to
JHOS. =. BRAMLETTE, Agent; or
THOS. II. HAYS Co, Eastern Agents,
Yx... cog Broadway, New York.
Information can be obtained from Hon r. AL
LOkY tlate NJ. o., Louisville district "a Penn
syNhhla avenue. febl9- w ( h&s ,ti5m
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BAND Of Ohio women gathered In front OF a
lawyers Office by mistake and PRAYED and sang
half an hour before they learned that thew had
been throwing away their time. IL Ia calculat-
ed that their prayers wouldn't have had any ef-
feet under Is months
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IsrHr suPslns.IS0gRror rHI DISTRICT

SPECIAL Tur1-ProbafS JrTtSd,etion-Esb II. MA
70 In the matt Of the estate Of wIHHEfORD
n,. Asn, dece.sed. Application for letters Of Cd
81. tns ely q w.shisg tee, District Of Ooumbis,
persons inssresfea are hs ~ nH,, kyan Az
Wis court on rUReDAY, the 81 day Of March
nexI, ~ IL .. m, to she's csuse why letters On ths
ete o. said deceased shsuld not Issue . PRAYED.
Lostsedr copy Of this order Be published once 4
49, i2r Two weeks In the Evening D sr previous TO
f.sTls ssy; Test; nMbsf4R,
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BT B. Il. w4 HssI H.;,,. n-o,,- and .no,o,..,
No. 529 7th street. between and b sts,

u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 529 7th street. between @ and b SITS.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE rHREE-
STORY AND BASEMENT PRESS BRIOK
HOUSE. ON ELryENIH sTREET. BE
AT AUCTION
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust to us dated Aprii
18th, A. d; 1873, and duly recorded in Liber
for Washington county, D. O., and at the request Of
me party secured thereby, We win sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY
March 1th, A. D. 1874, as AZ O'Clock D. m, eli that
certain piece or parcel OF ground situate In Wash
i iSstson' p; e., fnSwn AND DESIGNATED Is lot No
subdivision of square No. three hundred and THIRTY
nine tSS9), improved a. above stated.
5000 with 10 cent interest from April 10TH A.
1873 and expenses Of sale In cash. and balance In
and u months, for which the purchaser viii be
required to give bis notes bearing interest from day
Of sale; eco will be REQUIRED when property Il
knocked down. All nveyapcing ct cost of pur.
chaser; MtsIm. 81 sale are not complied with in
the property et risk and cost Of defaultinR pur-
chaser. alter hve days advertisement in some one
or more newspayen published IN WsshinRton D. O
buSHas3qP R0BIEsoN'} rraaes..
febls-.od J.T. CCf6WELL. salsm.n.
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LOAF oBYIOB, Csvuw sf Yn 6svsa
YorS 49, iTs Ao9ss, entrance on HsW ~
IN ths go Lne nost private Loan Once xOX
Of inssrss on ey los1sa e the loysss rsts0 &
Plate - PlssoS ~ sna s,lver Watches, Dtasasnds,
ysssa sosa ososhtns, oarssb ana IN srtio,s
talAlrly
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
I1Y THOs. n. wAGGAMAN
ID Real Estate Aucti.neer. sls Yth street.


TRUsTEESsALE OF VALUABLE IMP ROvKp
PkoPkkTl ON Tue 'UTHEAsT CORNEB
OF AND 14TH STREETS nORTHwEST
30 virtue " . deed Of trust, bearing date
Ausn.t s,h; y. ls7o, and recorded 10 Liber
NO OIL folio 81, ct seq. Of the Land ReSoris
81 the District Of Columbia and by request ia writ
,ns OF the party secured thereby, the uud-rsigued
VII eel Va front OF the p-pmse~, public auction,
, nn u kspAf the goth DAY q February A. D
1873, ~ o'clock in the afternoon, the northern
psIt q Lot 10 tsxteenD squsre go 1.-TWO hu
~ ntu tr"btlB twenty ~ feet the east line
" atn street yUDt anu extending east With that
w.otn sfd binding on the south line of Narth
shs nisoance OF seN eDty nve (75l feet, ith eli
'nr ouiiolnss and improvements thereon
THIS property viii be sold subject TO an incum-
ofabce Of $500, secured by deed OF trust dated
sneus 3, $50 and having Eve years to run from
thsi date, with interest At 10 per cent per annum
u Terms ms o. sale; 0us.third cash $500 Of which
two equal Indictments at Elk and twelve months.
with lite eet FRI m day sale, secured 20 the SAILS.
faction OF trustees; Gil cash at the option % the
pure hsseI. Ii terms ere not complied with within
nSe Gays from day Of sale, property will b. resold
on ve dsys' notice, at risk Of dsfsning purch
fRkp. ": JONES. r-,.,n..
JOS. EDsoN, trustees.
febl0eo6ds TH0S. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

II may be seen by the New York commercis al papers
OF afe date that Ccfes haze declined and as we have
puIchased and received Stock In this line since
me decline It gives MS great pleasure to offer our
customers the same choice grades and varieties
prices. ' e''1''S ''N''N
The reduction is from tire. to fus cents per
pound, or from stx to ten ceHtnm. This Is fact
OF note aod we invite those interested call
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M ERCHANTp LINE OF STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

hereefsI the nne steanships l. q. KNIGHT ana
yOnn GlbcOh will make regular week <oemH
III between NEW YORK, ALEX <f&
6AssDUhhddAL Ash IL GTOH and@
ION fler - East river, every SATURDAY ct {
- Lesse SkO hGETOWH every FRIDAY st =
~, sno ALEXANDRIA the same DAY q ~ m
Asen,, io a ,nios%.siSn spPly g A. DEEHAM,
town, or II the corner Of mn street ana HeT Vol
sys1ns; y; W. THOm PsOH, President
ders len Of General once, SOS Pennsyiyanis ave-
nue, or e the steamer wharf, vim be prom pity -.
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We also continue to sell


Extra Fine ......... CO. ....... 80
,-.s VIII Do seen ey the above list, our stock
RJssoe SIte0 o1nerent grades and varieties, Of
w nave large supply now on hand, and our
hisio1 loI optalnlue the same such that We
cns ~ 19sstancy IN asserting that We are able TO
Man,, SYRUPS.
Moller1 Diamond Dripe, silver Dr1ps, Amber
Drfps, Golden Syrup, &C., &c., DO.
mOLASSR8.
onoice article Of genuine New Orleans, always
On nsno, - also other lower grades-prices low.
FLOUR.
elch1 DIT 1amilv, Der sack -....... a. 7S
Golden Hill Family, per rack q n
Isaao Wenser' MY n.ym ;;T....ati lowest rates.
" e.ey u na1thy :. %
prsi~S~ ~ : enliy ..............--..-.. :. :.
Choicest Exirs, per saek, good Family o. 90
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'-SA n. :.:,. S;;'.'.'''.-''.'''.-- ....'' W
Tn1reeen different varieties OF Lsundrv ana a fins
eesoftment OF choice Toilet Ooap0, g low rafeo
8UNORIB8.
Heeaiee9 1aanns lbs. for ol @
NJ zantsH eS1r,.:s ipe Ter 90
We afvS cnr sSs.ssS ~ ~ lor %
.en ixaiIT snd mss. sss car
whole study 20 furnish the very be0 Of eyerytkins
In The Wy q Ismily Supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freiahffns srs nm.
surpassed, md We guara1tse to sell g low g any
house this atde Of New York. q also TO eiye the A.
nsx and auanfisy-as represented, or mo-
ELPHONzO YOUNas 4 CO., oroes..
Assssss Temple, Garner sA sad stysss,
fsbis-e oDDodts o. .. Patent 0ass.