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The Republican journal., 1876-09-28

1t is quite common 10 read in the newspapers
of eases of alleged ''dru@@inY' in which the
victim Is placed III state of hclpessness. or
Inconsistencies, by the Use Of some agent. As
preparatory step to robbery or personal out
rage Many of these victims are represented
to be persons Of rcspectabiiity," and they are
Of both sexes. These occurrences are stated
to have taken place in the cars, while parties
are travelling, on steamboats, in private dwell
ingS, in lecture halls and even ball rooms. 50
frequently have they been reported of late. that
general belief prevails that any one is liable.
al any moment, to be rendered unconscious by
the Use OF some vapor, OF liquid, OF solid, well
known to vile men, and which they have the
power to use. Now, this is an important mat
ter, and needs to be more distinctly understood
by every one, whether travelling or at home.
If 1t Is true that any drug exists possessing
the power of rendering human beings, under
the ordinary conditions Of life, instantly oblyi-
GUS to all external acts, without producing
DEATH and also if it is true that this agent is 50
far taStciess, ottorle>s or unrecognizabie by any
of the senses that one is not put on his guard
against it, why, then, the condition Of TIE race
Is indeed ptlablc; we have no surety that our
pockcibooks are safe anywhere or at any time
and the honor of woman Is in jeopardy every
hour OF her life. But we need not worry our
selves i'll this regard. No drug or agent ex-
lists capable of accomplishing such horrible ends
under usual conditions, and we tGink chemistry
is incompetent TO ever supply such an agent
We DO not believe that any respectable. sober
man or woman WIS ever "drugged,'' so as to
PASS into the power Of another, against his or
her will, under any ordinary conditions, wheth-
er awake or as cep, at home or abroad.
In carefully considering the list of sedatiye
and narcotic agents known to modern chem
istry, such as opium, hasheesh, cicnla, bella
dona, nicotine, chloroform, ether, etc.. we find
no one that can be used by a william, with any
prospect OF success, upon a person Of sound
mind, tor the purpose of producing involuntary
Inconsistencies. Any Of the an;esthetic va
pors when liberated will put one on his guard
Instantly, if awake. rs the odors are pungent
and peculiar, and usually disagreeable IL
asleep, not one person i'll II million can ae plac-
ed in the anHsthrtc state without awaking
The first inspiration Of chloroform, ether, or
any OF the ethyl or methyl compounds, will
produce stranguIation and awaken the sleeper
The mixing Of the sedative or narcotic agents
with beverages confers upon Them even when
tie quantities are small. peculiarties of tas e
sufficient to lead any draught. They are all
acrld, bitter or nauseous in nigh degree. This,
no doubt, is a wise provision OF nature, and de-
signed for our protection. The world
ofsober men and women have little to fear from
any drug torcibly administered for wicked pur-
81
The Republican journal., 1876-09-28
Jewels OF Thought and Devotion.

Ala5i how light ii cause may
Dissension between hearts that love-
Hearts that the world in vain had tried
And sorrow but more closely tied:
That stood the storm when waves We're rough,
ct III sunny hour fell OF,
Like ships that have gone down at sea,
When heaven WAS alLtranquility.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-28

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
The Republican journal., 1876-09-28
Cases of Alleged Dragging.

Subsequently John ID. Lee was convict
I'd Of murder in the first degree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

The sal fate of General George A. Custer
who passed unscathed through four years of
civil war TO meet his death at last by hos
tile savages, will be deeply deplored by
every American who takes a pride In the
fame achieved by our soldiery. Young
brave and dashiDg. an experienced Indian
campaigner, and pleasant and a graphic
writer, General Custer did much to add lus-
Ire TO our military annals. As a command
ing officer he was greatly beloved by his
troops, who placed great confidence in his
hundreds OF battleneids. II was his wont
during our unhappy civil strife to place
himself in front of the line Of battle Just be-
fore the beginning OF an engagement, and
order up the band TO Inspire his men with
the music of the "Star Spanglei Banner"
"Hail Columbia" or some other inspiring
national air. He was deliberate and careful
in planning battle, but when this was
done, and his bugles rang out the signal for
The conflict, his gallantry in pushing for
ward his lines approached something like
recklessness. His last attack on the Indians
seems TO have been i'll advised aud made
without full understanding OF the force
and position OF the savage foe. His great
success as an Indian fighter would seem TO
have made him over-c ,nfident In his own
and the prowess OF his troops, who were eyi.
IDENTIFY led into an ambuscade. where they
were mercilessly slaughtered. Ia his death
the army loses one OF its bravest and most
efficient officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

The news concerning the fighting between
The Turkish troops and the Servians is con.
iietiLg; both sides claiming successes.
Further indications of the relative strength,
fighting qualities and military leadership
OF the belligerents, will be looked for with
great interest all over the world. The present
disposition OF most of the European powers
appears 10 be 10 have the contest confined to
The insurgents districts, but IL the war is
protracted II will probably exceed the powers
OF diplomacy TO thus localIze the fighting
Should Russia, according to her evident dis
position, take a hand In It, OF course the
other European powers will interfere TO pre-
vent her from disturbing 1.-The balance of
power" by acquiring Turkish territory.
The only solution OF the difficulty short OF a
general European war would seem to be
Through the insurgents achieving their indie
pendence- IN that event SeryIa, Bulgaria,
Bosnia, Turkish Croatia and Herzegovina
would form a state, o. union, at the north oil
European Turkey, whose independence
would probably be permanently guaranteed
by the great European powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

We understand a movement is on foot,
through the medium OF a very generally
signed petition, 10 secure a more thorough
sweeping and cleaning OF our streets. There
will be no trouble, we appreheod, In getting
couple OF miles OF signatures to a paper
like this, and we hope IL viii. when com
pleted and presented, have such weight with
The Commissioners as 10 lead them to see that
The important work Is at once properly done.
either by making the present contractor full
I'LL his contract 20 the letter, or by giving IL
10 some one who is able and willing to do the
work in a satisfactory N amer. The health
and comfort Of the city are too closely con-
nected with the matter to allow Of any fool
ing in regard toft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

AS stated in The STAR yesterday the
Sci ate unanimously adopted a joint resoIu-
tior declaring among other things that it is
The purpose OF Congress TO complete the
Washington monument. The House will
not, OF course, refuse to pass the resolution,
IN which case Congress will have placed
itself on the record as pledged TO the compile
lion Of the present unfinished shaft. We
trust that this is no urmeaning declaration,
and that Congress will take hold of the mat
ter IN dead earnest and finish the monu-
ment before the close OF our Centennial year.
This can easily be done If the necessary ap-
preparation fOr the purpose is speedily forth
coming.
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The Massacre of Custer. Force.

The disastrous fight at Little Horn, OF
which the particulars are given elsewhere
proves that the troops OF the regular army
have no mean foe in the hostile Sioux.
Heretofore our Indian campaigners have
acted on the notion that one soldier was
capable of successfully contendlng with from
ten TO twenty Indians, and the most sue
cessful of our officers have made IL a rule,
after brief skirmish, to charge down upon
the savages, who almost Invariably fed and
abandoned the contest. So successfully has
this style OF tactics been employed that
heretofore IL mas been taken for granted that
no force OF Indians, however large, would
stand their ground against an impetuous
charge OF cavalry. Unfortunately, In this
deplorable affair at Little Horn, General
Custer seems to have acted on this theory
The war with the hostile Sioux has now
become serious business. The loss of
seventeen commissioned officers and more
than three hundred men must convince
our general officers operating against the
Indians that more caution is necessary.
Most OF the Sioux are armed with improved
fire arms, and the result al Little Horn
shows that they know how to use them In
advantage. or course the hostile sayages
are doomed to ultimate destruction, but In
accomplishing this il is desirable that our
own loss should be as light as possible. Ii is
unfortunate that in this contest 1t must be
conceded that the savages are fighting for
their rights, and for portion OF their coun-
Try (the Black Hills) of which they have
been fOrcibly dispossessed by the whites. 1t
is quite possible that the late sue sess of the
hostile Sioux may induce the friendly MEM
bers OF that powerful band to Join them, in
which case the war must be a bloody and a
prolonged one.
One result of the serious news from the
Indian country must be to teach Congress
that this Is no time to undertake, for the
sake Of a little political capital, to reduce or
weaken the present infinitesimal force OF our
regular army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

Kaiser William makes himself troops NJ,
friends on this side Of the water by his
graceful and hearty congratulatory letter to
1he President at the beginning of our second
century as republic. This evidence of
food feeling on the part OF the Kaiser, speak
Ing for the great German empire. is opre-
eiaied lot only by our government, bat by
every American citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

The Cincinnati Enquirer, soft money land
holly anti Tilden prior TO the nominstion),
coesnt make any pretense OF liking crow
meat as a steady diet. II reports with per-
Feet impsrtislity what Is said for or against
I1ldep' and editoIially II deals out praise OF
the candidate In very small doses. IL has
al the same time, some thoughtful leaders
upon European subjects, and Yesterdays
Enquirer has column editorial denying the
historical accuracy OF Byron's Prisoner OF
ChillOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06
Reading Matter on Every Page
Average Daily Circulation oUer
I5,00O,-being more than three
times that of any other daily
paper in Washington.
The Star for the Summer.

Fesogss Ledrfn2 the city my haue THE STAR
se,if TO Dtezr aottee oy psGil, postage prepaid
for a1eh period Of time as they may desire, at
the rate Of rs csrts per iUeek, 60 cents per month";
u .75 JoT three months, or % for sir months.
- Zhe money TO pay for the tins reqrayed
N1tlc On az cases accompany the order. Other-
sctse TIE paper cannot be sent.
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PERSONAL.
MADAME ROSS.

THIS celebrated Lady Astroiozist and b szlfng Ne.
dun Can be consulted ct No. 201 ID street, eorasF
q I'd northwest She has superior 10 Ge,ineating
tie Pest, Present and Future. In love or business
her advice IL invaluable, describing your friends,
pointing cut your spemies, and informing you OF
the sure way TO success In all uncertakiugs. Don.
men, ol.@. sePl-ly
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MEDICAL, dc.

MADAME hoNIS's ALTERNATIVE PILLS
Li The great French remedy Tor AL Female CON
plants, shd ali d-es-es that spring from irresulari
ses foT sale ~ 900 street southwest, opa1, ite
smith.onisn leE So
nR LtON Tas OIissi EsIasIi a. al 1sL
consulted every Tuesday aud saiurdsy a. no 90
street, from 1 20 O'Clock. All Female Com
psinis quickly cured. Once aud Rssid-nce No
soS lombard street, Baltimore. JeS-2n
"SATIsFACTIoN-- positive cure a rer bot
- Tie. Prepared according 90 the original form
sylvsnis ave. Consultations tree. le6 2sus
nR. ROBERTSON, y-o- baa,rr.. can n. 90,
~ suited a. Sss 10th street northwest, nearly CD.
sAIcBbAf from % y. m, In all Diseases q
the Urinary Organs, Gonofrbos, elect, Structure,
syphilis. and spermstorrhos. Gases q Gonuorrbes
recently contracted cured IN 20 days Syphilis In
Gil iis stages quickly cured and poison entirely
ersdtcsfet from the system, without the Of mer
CRY. spermstOrrh@s, brought on BY excuses aud
Asuse In ysuth causing loss OF memory and insanf-
u general debility, organic weakness, I'm potency,
nervous irrttebility, ptoms Of pti0n, In
Digestion, palritsyton 81 the hear, pains IN bach.
dim ness OF sight gddiDese, evil fOrebodings self
distrust, SC, speedily cured By newly discovered
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves IN DR. X p
hand can rely upon being scientifically and hOn-
orsbly treated. Refers 70 the high testimonisls
which be now holds frsm the leading physicians Of
Baltimore. Once S2< 10Th street northwest, fros
spSp m marBD
MADAME REsTELL, N. D., Thoroughly en-
VI psrienced and scientific Ladies' Ply sioian and
Midwife OF ~ years prsotice, attends lsde. their
homee, comfortable private rooms, careful uurs-
ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doc
tor private residence. Ladies placing themselves
under the care Of adsme Rsstsli guaranteed
ecientfnc treatment aud speedy cure. Once and
rsioencs corner OF South shsrs and Dover streets,
bAtimore. seprD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

II a y y
Having large stock Of sPRUCE LUMBER, we
prices. This Lumber is water seasoned and of the
very best quality:
3x3, 2x4, and SKA, any length, ol5 per thousand.
Ike, l6-feet rails. 8 Is per Thousand;
Inch boards, Ills per thousand;
e-tpch jotst, 8 Is and ol5 per thousand:
2 inch joist, 9h and SIS per Thousand:
- fees Pi 1aas tRalings1 $S Per thousand;
2x3 and SKA, I'd quality, = IL 80 per thousand:
Is spruce edings. or inch, ols per thousand.
large stock Of Lumber Of all kinds always on
hand, At low est market prices.
r. EDW'D CLARK d CO,
YARD. wharf, AND PLANNING MILL,
FOOT OF 9TH street east, near United States Navy
Hard. Js6- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06
FOR SALE.

Foo sALE-one AkoTlp SODA APPARsTVs
vii be sold e bargain. Actress ARCTIC .
Star once. jys =
LOR sALE-CHKAF-AF PONY. FH Ton ,ns
II - olc No TOP BCGGN. Po1y sould. !. 80
gentle snc excellent under TIE se.dels. S-S,,s&
lysa. korth-ess oorner sth s-a to-
EoR saLE-A substantial Family HOSE
u hentucky breed, Harness and Car o.
riage. st q bargain. the owner h.stoe no ~oH
use for IL. Appiy 81 No. tiS "a q nv. 81
ylANTGD TO sELL-Gocd VIII and y.-t a.
w stock ADD Tools q WOOD, BrACKSNFTa
aud PAINT SHOPe cheap No. 62s New Fors
svtnue northwest. gocd chance for = ~ r.
ginner. CHAs PtRkAB. JTs.Ss
CHAIRs FOR sALE.-Persons desirIns a. mr.
~ chsss CHAIRS, either Tor public or Pri -
vate rooms, viii do well 20 call on p. 2. LIT n
TIE. eel, grocer. corner % Sth and z streets -
southeast, or at Brow ming A E &3dleton Gro MI
~ store, fennsylrania averue, between ffh snS
1th streets north west, south SIDE the newt txo
weeks. The Chairs have been IN use Tor ouiy q
short time n CHAPEL. nov beiug Fitted ifh Ne -
great bsrga ain is offered. Jess la
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES :
~ The largest and moot varied s--ort-.
ment OF --latest 81 le OF Carriages, Con Pc .S&X
Rockavays, jump -seafs, park Phetons w.
ysseers, TOP and no TOP Bagsies. Also, 80 sersI
nne second hand Panel Carriages and B1kEie~ q.
%sSu No sls nts = "a oI set = 3 .6s D 90;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

business CHANCES.
s4La r. Sisss S1s PIE,pT. q ESQ
NoTIcE-sPEcIAL IaPRoysasSr TAX
sssrr.,,s a,e :, v.r5 ioy rate Al Kind. q y. ..
ID In Hal Boon, Msircp ,litza BAsS saiids.
A RARE BUSHES. CaASCE-o0so0RAN
"a pAlR1 FOB ssLE-stock, Fixtures, sad
G ME-; 6s.as:.. Cal p o sia.sss issi oors:!:n
EoB sALE-The CID AT ti9 marian BOOKSTORE,
q and s. .s1se,.1a sock q SO 600 Tcia6s.
Sf old Books Cash or upiGeumesred real estate in
va, Wellington taken In exchange. Apply =, the
EARM FOR sALE-Containiag about a. scres,
Of apples pears, pssesss Sc IN bearing sSddsss
IN eooa or;et price o. ooo, one third cash, balance
So s 'aure q. southeast corner Of ss .ss
For saLE-A nr.t el,.' DRUa srORI, doias
s.i s sna t once "details Given By addressing
; answer ss .F0KgssE s,. isfsSi
EoR sALk-sI0Ik, TIXTTBIs aud LEASE
part q Ss city Good reasons given for sling.
$4,000 70 t o.. s. r.. TxS TEas' On
n ty,@ 1893 fsS..;i ESH Avenue.
TO Loan 81. on RsAt EsrsTI; three 2 Eve
spe! cent. GEORGE TsgsspsIE.
US-6t COS 7th street.
COUNTRY STAT FOR SALE, BEAUrIFULLY
- located, with all comforts and COW fences fruit
and flowers and garden; or Will Ess, The h2gse
LI&- Vermont avenue ans & street
81 OQO $4,000, $4,000 TO LOAN ON
TALLMsDGG CO..
)eSd sze street northwest.
ITO ePECULATORS.-3I2 ACRIs OF LAND
With rlsin prosements, beautifully located Cor
for fs, s%s she :,s. sy CO. 81
Nl FRAME DWELLING.-seven rooms: eli
mooern Improvements; hne neiGhborhOod, near
Pierce PI!os Sefsss m or sns
$ PEOIAL TICE.
To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
'na A ''her pS' G6IpsFsfse s'cp Tor Cash. to
If you need GUNS, REvOLvEBs, sILvER AVID
loan oSrEf oo isf nsf q g. e the
10 sell valuable Goods, to negotiate Loan, TO
obtsin liberal allowances on Commission, on rea-
reliable house In this country.
. GOLOSTEIN 4 CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROK EhS,
leN u Aortheast corner 10th aud streets.
MoHEY TO LOAF.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate, m runs O,
hom ESQ to q QUO, at and 10 per cent Interest
A"N Sums u per osnf In from s1rs e &1.m
marll corner 1th and strsets
$50 r ~ fs;SS - ikyssTED ~ nsI99k
Write Tor % page book Mem and fdioms Of ven q.
ana ~An st. RsvieJ Jes sHf EiG nRkE oo
oc7.Iy Bankers and Brokes. - Bro.dssy,HY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

Put I'D in one pound metal cans, convenient r
use IN fsrlie. for mskins hard and soft s1aps aud
TOT elesnlbs purposes generally. Directions for
MAKING sosr, etc, accom- pany each can.
ror eHeaLf TYPE, presses, mschinery, paints,
Suffering water. washing sinks and fruit trees ia
the spring, IL is unequ sed for excellence and conve-
Hence OF package. For sale By Grocers and Drug
sisIs everywhere.
NIsseher Halls Insecticide and Dis.
ih1ectanS Powder Is In aluable for the destruc-
u9h OF the potato bug, cotton worm, grasshoppers,
NICE rafs reaches, insects, and vermin Of ell kinds
It's harmless t. men and animals, and far cheaper
than Paris green for the destruction Of vermin. 1t
also INV lu sbio as DIsINFEcTANr purifying tue
air In hos pitfalls and sick rooms and destroying the
fSui doors OF Enks, cellars, stables, &c Put In
one und cans For sale BY Druggists and Gro
GERS everywhere.
yISSCHER Il HALL,
MANUFACTURERS,
JJ6 d7t,kH SO Wall street, New York.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER
GOODS.
4 a5ifs ho have not made all their purchases of
sCh MIR GOODS will fnd some great bargains in
our stock rs we are TOW 0fferioR s)me extra To-
duCenents IN order 20 close them out We name
Striped silks, 621fc
Beautiful Lawns az lin and 25c.
filk and Wool Grenadines. 3I8 and soc.
All VoCl DtbeRes, 5xc
lace Jsoksts half price,,
ans very Ia &c lot OF ,auts and ends o! goo IS
which e have pts ced on atsls at q very low
Price and many good bargains may DO had during
the next Few weeks. One price only.
w. VI. SINISTER Il BRO.
IL 90 PepDsyIyants avanua
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VISSCHER d HALLS
Con C ntrated Pot as In -.

H'oTTOnfed eqlIdi TO any Potash Ia The market,
oTsd yOr s1IpeioT TO Concentrated Lye for
al purposes JOT i0iich Il is used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

~. n. HUYCK, Real Estate Broker, has 70
noyed hi Once to No. us lseh street n,rthWsst,
~ n Lei nrss der portn o. New York syenue
w. kChron&1sDl jeN-m
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BOARDING..

ROARD. Pleasant ROOMS, communicating or
single with BOARD, at summer prices. 1896
street. opposite Franklin Park. jy5 o.
DOARDIHG.-Newly. furnished ROOMS, with
- FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient perma-
nent. at summer prices, in Q peasant and centra.
locality; COS 18th street northwest. je30 2ws
SINGLH LODGING ROOMS, 50 cents per night,
- or from o. to o. per week; BOARD or MEALS
st reasonable rates, ct No. ass Pennsylvania ave
nre. Ann ams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-06

large stock Of OBILDREE'S SUITS, from to
IL year,, 10 be CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIFICE.
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GOAL AND KNDLING WOOD.

our sseck Of GOAL q nov complsre. susr~sins
all the choice Qualities. and which invite ~
attention OF Consumers. Our
PATEET BUNDLED KINpLIHa WOOD,
With . nrsnehter I'm essry buncle, a the ben m
~. Tor sole BY ell Grooers-try h. No 6hsyires.
VaDer o. kerosene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE. gLBAR.
OTEPHEN8ON = BBo
NM and Depot 7th -Rrsss W navf.
sso1l-u Draneh oMes 1915 Penlayivanis eve,
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HOUSE No. 1905 RIGGS STREET,
Between and 8 and 18th AID 18th streets
The best house in the city for the price, $50 per
month; eleven rooms; every convenience, and in
perfect order. Apply at once to
ARMS KErCHAM,
je2l tr SO street.
ENOR sALE - In the Country - A comfortable
Il DIV kLLlNG OF Is rooms, within five minutes
walk Of Ammendale, baltimore and Ohio rsiroad
Also, fne Building Sites; Rolling and Beau tifut
Country; well watered, Address DANIEL AM
MEN, Beltsviile, Md. apiI SIN
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w. VI. SINISTER Il BRO.
go PeppsyIyant& aveuua
C,LARETs, SAUTERNES, &c.

CLARETs, SAUTERNES, &c.
loo dozen Fine Table OLARET, o. 50 Der doz;
MOULIS, PONTET CANET;
tLORlAU, ST. lSTEPBE;
OHATEAU PAILLIT, quarts and pint,;
CHATEAU EAFAURIE;
Fine Old PORT WINE;
AnONTILLADO SHERRY, Dry;
CATAWBA WINE, Sweet and Dry.
&C BRYAN,
STAPLE AND FANCY GkOCERTES,
iy6-3t Cor 18th And I streefs north y ast
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COAL AND WOOD.

White ~ s,e Q. ,ne NY pest 2raty-ths
Locust Mountain
6CCell early and this adrantsgs this
month, - prices mast advance with season.
w. n. NARROW.
Corner eth and b Streets southwest
Branch fard-A street, between I'd and Sd sorth-
ee,t le1o 3m