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Weather Probabilities.

VAN DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE HTEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, June 100 p. IN.
For the middle and eastern states, falling
barometer, northwest to southeast winds,
warmer, clear and partly cloudy weather.
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JMPOUNDED.-T up on the Prem
i ises OF Joel Ellis, In the village OF Rutland,
Tuesday evening, -Four Calves and one steer,
which were driven 20 the Pound, OF which the
owner Will take notice and govern himself ac-
cordingiy. JOEL ELllS'
tune8dtf
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pENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNIsoNs PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
past ten years. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. ALI Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND
1une23d&wu Wholesale Agents.
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The War on the Whisky Ring.

Bristow Ifeels confident that he will Sc
cure the conviction Of members of the
whisky ring in the west on charge Of de-
frauding the government He is pushing
the investigation in quarters heretofore not
suspected, and says that evidence is rapidly
accumulating, showing that all the frauds
have not been exposed and stopped. A good
many additional seizures will be made
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feel very much obliged TO all my kind
hearted friends and neghbors for the assist
ance rendered in the sickness and sympathy
expressed ON the death OF my little child.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK, Juno 10.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $780,
900.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
81 ,O0i,OOo
Money at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 1905
per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted at 4s7@49o for
sight and sixty days
Gold opened and closed at 1i6@ with sales In
the interim at ll6H@l16lt.
Cash gold loaned fiat and and 2 per cent
both for carrying and borrowing.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, $I9,-
100000.
The second suspension OF Turner Brothers,
bankess, was announced to-day.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments bonds firm.
Railroad bonds are quoted quiet.
Stocks have been irregular with frequent
changes from flrmness to depression. AT the
opening prices were generally d TO q per cent
below closing quotations OF last evening but
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph showed an ad-
vance OF Il. per cent, first sales having been at
20, subsequently price fell OF to a. Market was
heavy and lower during the last hour OF bust
ness, the decline from highest point or the day
ranging from \ to 20 per cent. Northwest and
St. Paul were especially weak. the former de-
cllning from 80 to 96ii common, and from 80 to
5lX for the preferred and the latter from s9A
| to 30is for common. No particular reason was
assigned for this decline beyond dullness and u
| raid.
The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated
100000 shares. The principal dealings were US
| follows:
Erie, "A 900; Lake Shore, $1,000; Northwest.
ern, is, 900; Pacific Mail, s,COO st. Paul, G,oOo :;
Western Union, I4,OOO and 1900 Union Pacific.
Gold closed at 1l6ss@ll6i,
| Money at 2@2h per cent.
Governments dull and steady.
| State bonds quiet and nominal.
| Stocks active and feverlsh.
| The following are the closing quotations.:
| Where blanks occur there were no Didsl
10 lava and T1r,,
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CHINGLES ! SHINGLES No culls.
- A lot that we viii sell at a bargain 10 save
moving. Call and see them, opposite Landon's
HARRIS & CLARK.
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KendaII's PectOral H. lsaan

CoLD, OR ANY DISEASE OF THE THROAT
AND LUNGS TRY 1T.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM, PROPRIETOR,
d&w Rutland, Vt.
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For Coughs, Colds and COnsump-
ton.
The most approved and relilble remedy
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Nc =. Another Agency

Nc : Another Agency
In Rutland County can show list of
Companies with assets EQUAL to those
represented at this office.
Business men should remember that II
costs NO MORE TO insure in the ABOVE
COMPANIES than 1t does in the SMALL
million dollar companies of other agents
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % - THE LoU1s1AN,
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTED RESOLUTIONS
UNANIMOUSLY CONCERNING THE REryRNING
| Board, AND BY A MAJORITY or FOUR TO THREE
RECOMMENDING THE LOUISIANA HoUsE OF REP
EEsENTATIyEs TO TAKE IaMEDLATE STEPS TO
REMEDY TIE INJUSTICE AND TO PLACE THE PER
SONS KIGHTFULIY ENTITLED ~ THEIR SEATS :
LoGG TIL. THE TERMINATION OF THE TERM OF
OFFICE. ORDERED PRINTED.
1t seems as if our Conservative Legislators
could afford TO wait and sec what action the
Federal Congress viii take on this unanimous
condemnation Of the Returning i oard and
the resolutions of the majority of the com
mittee, which majority comprises two Re
pu leans and two Democrats. The resolu-
tons may not be adopted. The Presidents in
difference may eXte1d to the Radical majority
IN Congress But it is a general conviction
that the Republicans in Washington are ex-
tremely weary Of this Louisiana muddle; that
they will do what they can to settle it, if
a settlement can be reached without a
quarrel with Grant; that they will, if
possible, remove it from the coming
presidential contest, in which it threatens to
be "A reproach to the party and a stumbling
block to their candidate. The Radicals are
very deeply interested in this affair and it is |
not probable that the Hahn House will dare |
to disobey a resolution of Republican Con-
gress The Republicans in Washington repu-
date and condemn the Returning Board, and
they are anxious that the rascality Of that |
board shall be eliminated from their party
record Why not await the result? Why be
in hot haste to get back, compromised and |
hampered, where they may soon be invited
and urged to come wholly free ana wholly I'M
As to making pledges and attempting to
bargain with our enemies we have a sugges-
ton to make, or rather to repeat. Parties at
their conventions adopt platforms as well as
nominate candidates, the latter being bound
by the former. II the election of last No
vember had any meaning, it was an atlirma-
ion of the platform OF resolutions adopted at
Baton Rouge last summer. BY those resou- ,
ions our candidates were bound They can
lot now ignore them, nor will they in silence !
'e permitted to distort their meaning. Have
ny of our Conservative members forgotten
- = .e.-:,, Have they lost from their
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The Great Musical Event.

The originality, versatility, magnetic power
OF dellneaton, as well as the phenomena
range, fexibility and quality of her voice
have placed Mile. lima De Murska in the from
rank OF her profession and made her the legit
innate successor of Jenny Lind, and there
can be no doubt that her debut in this city on
Monday evening next, at the Opera House,
Will undoubtedly be the greatest musical
event that has happened here for years, fer
that the enterprise of Mr.. Momas in securing
the services of this talented and gifted lady
will meet with that encouragement it deserves
and that the reception Of Mile. De Mursla
VIII be such as her talents and fame entitle
her to.
On the occasion of the first appearance Of
Nile. de Murska in New York the Herad
said:
If any one among the eminent dramatic
SINGERS who have charmed European audi
ences OF late years may be said to stand apart
from their contemporaries, it is certainly Mile.
lima de Murska. In person as in talent. both
hlstuonlc and social, she is wholly original
Like the moon, described by Percy Bysshe
Shelly
: - wandering companionless
Among the stars that have different birth =
she shines solidarity in her sphere, having
nothing n common with other artists except
that genius which, whatever NAV be the iadi-
Vlaual ldlosyncrtcles OF It's possessor, can
alone lead to distinction
The career of Nile. de Murska, though
short has been brillant-a series, indeed. of
genuine artistic triumphs. Hungarian by
birth, her first successes were obtained in |
Iermany, more especially at Vienna and at |
Hamburg musical cities par excellence
whefe, to have won general acceptance is |
already passport to renown. Those who |
have witnessed her performances at the
Kart nerthor IN Vienna, for so many years
'he OF the flfst operate theaters Of the world
must still be wildly impressed with the ex-
raordlnary sensations she created
She came forward at a time when a new
'rma donna was an absolute want. The stars
II Rosa Czillag and Therese Iitiens had some
What dlmmed In refulgcnce Both Czilac
nd 1llens had left the Austrian capital to
eek fresh fields and pastures new ia other
ountries so that IN the temporary operate
arkness, llma de Murska flashed forth daz-
ling meteor, and like Schubert'5 first trio, as
escrlbed by SchUmann, set all controversy
bout the different claims of other com,,eti
)rS at rest.
When she appeared it was no longer ques-
on whether Mile. 49, was canal to nile |
=, or whether Mile. - was better than {
Tie. --; 1t was at once admitted that lima i
e Murska was best of all. Like another
'esar, she came, she saw, and she conquered. c
aough unlike Cesar conquering dulce sub
ae"s, by the weird attraction of her mien,
ld the magical witchery of voice which :.
elned to treat the vocal scale from ton to 5
'ttonl, and rice rersa, as mere plaything
;, If the expression may be allowed, tjeu de I
MINES. O
The sale Of tickets for the performance on r
onday opens Friday morning. a
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ten what thew virtually nromise5 To tbei
oona.;.,.. -, ,;,,...
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foro.. e n..,S
t;oa. ~ = ~ L. 1900, ~ 80 :.
hara 49, : -
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10 u. ,L;to ,.oo,lo ~ yn;o;l,,,l, .,,J.l,..;,-.
tie Democratic pariu, The Conservative Dayty. IL.
| ,'hste -uans party, ne L1bTal pa'fy, h.e Re,
@M La|'y' 1'a ~ o'1srs otl,ose' g 1e heao9J
he arrsyr,neg no,r er;st;ug s. Tads;o,a o,. ST.
nated IL md has been nlojataind Jy force a,.d
ffa.W y ol1ostloa to the eeW Of large ",ajority
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DR.. CHrtts'S Lust PROFESSIONAL
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. f. de f. CURTIS. VI. D., FIR. &. q
Author of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks TO hiz
numerous patients in New Orleans, and the 40.
iacent Southern country, for the tiatterng evi,
dences Of their confidence and esteem received
by him, desires to announce that
BE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FRS.
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco. Call where he has business
interests to protect, and which viii require Eia
presence there for the next two years. Dr.. Cur.
It's would suggest to tho3e who intend seeking
his professional services, 70 DO so at as early >
date as possible, ar3 enable INN to mark the pro.
gress of each patient. One personal interview
is sufficient to form correct diagnosis eff the
most difficult case, Uliicn can subsequently hg
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS mas devoted himself for perioi.
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as has
specialties the treatment and cure OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL Debility,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abusoa
OF the System, and such general functional de.
as spring from the above causes, or
are incident to an enervated and depleted cond;-
ton of the organs, and may be C0NFIDENTi.
ALLY consulted as heretofore at his rooms,
No. Rampant Street. Between Canal and
CnsteMhoGse streets,
Daily from 10 A. II. to P. H., or from 6 to s P
NJ. On Sundays, Il 10 / 2. IL only.
The Medical Times says: 'sDr Curtis's systeIr
IF trca tment, the suit of twenty years succesa-
hi practice ior. from a others in General nae
nd commends lssast t. the afflicted as the only
rue source ofreaef. Many cases pronounced in.
.ar&ble have yielded successfully to ais rene.
lies
Consultations strictly Confidential.
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l)I +, ID

MAiiON ON SUNDAY evening Feb II l~.j at
twenty five minutes past o'clock Francis ynt,nGest
son o. ''ohn - Mahoiy and Mary Elms, aged ten
months and four days.
SEGER-At the residence OF hi, parcnts in AIgars
on Tuesday ne 23i inst at | o clock p VI Conrad
son of \. B. Segcr native Of Louisiana ,aeJ nine,
teen years and five months
His funeral will take pllce from Mount Olivet
Church in Algiers This Day at 3 p NJ
LUTTIIER-On Tuesday February % at o3o
clock \ NJ, J. Luther, aged twenty nine wears n
native OF Louisiana.
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AN APPEAL.

AN APPEAL
= Taere are those who believe that in spite O
popular disapproval emphatically and enthu
siastically expressed in spite Of the thousands
Of voices that come in from the country par
ishes Of ''No compromise No alliance with
J dishonor , No compromise against liberty
No desertion Of our rights = in spite of the
fact that Congress and the President expressly
refuse to legalize the monstrous fraud Of the
Kellogg usurpation in spite Of the mute
bat otrtM protest u tie noJ9e patriqts who sacyi-
fced heir Hres apon tie l4h Of SEPTEMBER ~ de-
IteaSc Of orr gl0rions cause: in spite OF the
solemn appeals OF our selfsacrifcing suffer
only supports, their most precious Jewels :;
in spite Of everything, and blind to the fatal
consequences that must ensue our Conser-
vative members will yet iGdorse the Wheeler
compromise.
W no not Jeiiece IT, We do not believe
that the gentlemen who made so grand
record for themselves on the eyer-to- be
remembered It'll OF January will now, at this |
late day, consent to go into the barricaded
Jail on st. Louis street under the painful and |
Illuminating terms imposed by Mr.. Wheeler
We do not believe that they are prepared to
take the responsibility of SO grave and, as
we profoundly believe 50 fatal an act
1t would be an act unparalleled in the
history of this country, and would stultify
the previous action Of the caucus in a man
ner that would be painful and humiliating
10 contemplate As well might the brave
men Of Boston who tossed overheard the
ea-chests, have repented of their action,
md crawled back beneath the folds Of the ,
English flag suppliants for mercy. !,
Gentlemen Of the Conservative Caucus. we a
ppcal to you, not for ourselves, (for we have :
My the common interest of every citizen in :
his matter,) but for the state for The good Of a
,ouiSiaoa, not to do this thing. However Il
ausible may be the promises made YOU e.
oweyer beautiful the picture you may paint :
the prosperity and peace TO follow, it is all i
dreadful delusion, hideous snare. The b,
lameful and disgusting body now in the ST. de
ouls street prison, is impoteat - it is 80
legislative corpse which cannot harm
!, and which cannot be revivi- dc
d, except through your action. Do W,
ot revive this corpse Do not place pa
the bands of the wretched man in the ~
lif
ecuiive Office the power to injure us still IT,
ore , leopard cannot change his spots, ia
ID that man is spotted with tie leprosy of b.
fanny. What he has done is the best guar ut
tee Of what he would do if he could If "
u count upon his betraying his friends and r.
ling with us. remember that you cannot arc
lst a traitor upon oath If he were TO de- ex1
We the men who elevated him and have tut
opored him, he will surely deceive you. -
brt
are far too sad in thinking of the possibil- :
Of such an absolute and unparalleled sur tne
der to use censorious or vituperative Ian wei
age. We prefer to appeal to the reason and sen
conscience Of our representatives, and as -,
9 them that The people are aeatch6tg TIER ac- thr
ociA most intense and absorbing interest. er,
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Neare gratiiad TO see that Administrator
, Landry moved against the Can-can display
yesterday in the City Council, and that his
resolution instruc-ing the Mayor to abate the
nuisance il, in his, the Mayors opinion, he
deemed il proper, was adopted. Mr.. Landry
deserves the thanks Of the community for his
action, and We feel sure Mayor Leeds viii
move promptly in the matter The fact is,
the performance IS lewd and sLockingly in
decent
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+ I II NITJ RE-,
McCRltCKEN & BREWSTER

30 --.---.---.--. Royal street .. z.
Propose to remain in the business. and having the
largest stock of CHEAP and DESIRABLE GOODs
in the market prepared to fill both CITY and conn.
try orders at lower rates than am other house in tho
trade that they closing out at auction a. 9th.
ers pretend that they are doing
MR. HENRY W SPEAR
so long with Messrs. Sampson Bros. will he fopna
with us ready to show his friends and patrons eve
McCRACNEN & BREWSTER.
S3 Royal street Ok
:, w eheerfully recommend Messrs McCracken l.
brewster to our fends and customers as tur snccas
,ors July confident that every satisfaction will he
E..as SAMPSON BROS
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lime Of Arrival and Departure OF KaI,


NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mooue ana Lake Coast - Closes at Z g. e.
Moblle-Closes at 3:45 P. H. arrives at 2:2O 2. Il
IL NJ. ''' a.
Western Mail-closes at P. NJ; arrives ~
Texas and Shreveport ta;ls-Arrives daily es,
ecept sundays. at 7. ". Closes daily, exoep
Mall by Morgan's Railroad Closes at 7 a. II.
arrives at M. l
, Red River Mal-Cloaes at P. NJ; arrive. al
:, Vicksburg and Coast Mail-Closes on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ; arrives q
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at IA NJ. 4
- Paquemines Parish Mai-Closes on Mond3y,1
Wednesday and Friday at $50 4. M; arrives q
Iqesoay, Saturday and Thursday at ?. N.
4:a0 p. N. iaSS \
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and BIZ .mes,l
for same. II
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The best collector is the man who
always collect his thoughts.
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Lucy Hooper says Nine. MacMahon is not
only " dumpy,' but that she actually has a
moustache.
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A little girl braids the hair of one who sat
in front of her instead OF studying, when the
teacher remarks Home is the place for ar
ranging hair, not here. What would you
think of me braiding my hair in school :
Presently Susan's hand is raised, and the
teacher Snpposing she wished to ask some
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1t is frequently remarked that girls who
dress loud soon come to talk and act.
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The can-can is to die natural death. The
monstrosity only gasped at the best
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The Chicago models are on strike for a
dollar a pose.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
asws agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
NJ the Z. N. train
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A young lady says she doesn't object to the
"I,oan Of a Lover, but She does object to
his keeping Lent.
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The difference between the cook and her
lover is, the one cooks the meat AMI the other
meets the cook
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BorroMRr Loan WANTED Captain Henry
J. Flagg, master Of the ship Princeton, now at
this port, in distress, having incurred ex-
pense IN eNtinguishing fires on board, ETC., to
the amount Of 100000, advertises for bids for
loan for that amount, for which a bottonrv
bond and respondentia will be given. Bids
Will be received at the Office of Messrs.
Meeker, knox d Co., and will be opened on
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JACOB OFT.

O A II p Z, N Err
289 Magazine Street, Corner Call;ops.
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Gar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ACES and dispatch. Cistorns made and repaira,.
nj tf2dp
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diseases Of tie Eye and Ear.
IWp .Nflr In Rp.,,p.yu

Cures radically all Colds slight severe recent ol
chronic, Coughs C1tarFh Affections Of the Throat ant
Lungs Scrolnl, etc Best thing for childrens colds
ami ass soothing strap eNtant 1t contains poison
and is delicious. Product of Cur swamps. MINI
PAGES of fIoM' REaGrNcE7l Try it. Sold by drug
gists. Depot l06 Camp street Pa lt2dp
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The Globe Performance.

The can-can shame, which has night,
catered to the depraved tastes of sensational
seekers, met with still poorer reception last
night. The paucity and barrenness of the
entertainment failed to whet the keenest
appetite. and the performance was pronounced
a decided failure.
The license for its production was revok ed
by Mayor Leeds yesterday afternoon, but the
managers Of the enterprise boldly expressed
their intention of continuing the performance
| III defiance of threats OF suppression. They
| even went 50 far as to declare that they would
contest the Mayors right to stop them from
nightly puryeying to carnal appetites. The
whole question VIII doubtless be finally settled
tomorrow BY the police summarily breaking
up the establishment.
It has been long held that Paris is the
place where al good Americans 90 when they
die. Philibert Audebrand, the witty fetHs-
toAiSie OF ILLUSTRATION, says that no foreign
residents Of the gay French capital are so
thoroughly Partisan in taste and feeling as
the Americans and the Russians; and as to
their better halves, he says they have become
established leaders of the fashionable world,
and invariably occupy the mos. prominent
place in all social and festive gatherings of
e monde elegant. The beauty of the ladies and
the magnificent entertainments provided
by their Muscoyite and Yankee fathers and
husbands are warmly commended by this |
Partisan Jenkins.
George Ellis, of No. Old Levee, has Just
received large supply Of illustrated Paris
and London papers, one of the former con-
tanning splendid picture of the grand stair
case OF the Paris New Opera House, and other
beautifully gotten up wood cuts. Those ex-
cellent London weeklies, the Graphic and
Netrs, are also profusely ornamented
with tirst-class pictorial delineaaons. Ellis's
supply of French comic papers, such as ''Le
Grelot,' 9 lEelip5e," Il Vie Parisienne,'
etc, are also worthy of notice, as well as his
Varied assortment of Northern and Western
3ailies and weehlies. The old stand opposite
he Post-O Office, is the favorite resort Of all
ainment, and is kept in apple-pie order by
he genial George Ellis and his polite and at
entiye clerks, Messrs. Peirce and Hughes. +
BoTToMEY Loan WANTED. Captain Henry
. Flagg, master Of the ship Princeton, now at
his port, IN distress, having incurred ex
ense IN eXtinguishing fires on board, etc. to !,
ga
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John e.. Fie!ll ns ina.
cASFIXTUREs NOW IN THE CITY,

Having Just received from New York fresh sI,7,
ply of the latest patterns.
All of which, for cash can be purchased at the
lowest possible prices. FIJI IL
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HOtyiand.
EHGRAVEK AND PRINTER.
Is II. Chm lns Gtroa.

Ball Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Csrd,,
neatly engraved and printed. Also, Sill kinds q
general Engraving in the best style. Bal con-.
mites are specially invited to call and see b.
seleceion OF orders OF dancing and Ger1nsc
fayors, as he il satisfied that the most fast;;aa,
will be pleased. nisY