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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-28
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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-28
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-28
WANTS..
Wanted.

A YOUNG Swiss widow, of refinement with one
"A Child bright boy, 10 years of age wishes a
situation as honsekeeper to an elderly gentleman or
widower's family; is willing to do housework Ad-
dress "B, NJ" Press Offiee
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HALL TO LET.

MISSION HALL. Williams Block (formerly
Xl known as "Arcana Hall) having been leased
by the undersigned, will be let most reasonable
terms for Lectures, concerts, Sociables, Meetings.
Suppers, Fairs sc. Apply at the Hall, opposite
Casco Engine House.
ap16eodtf r. M. BARTON.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-28

10 Lei.
1.-TWO Tenements on Clark Street, No. II. In
Il quire of JOHN SWEETSIR, 5 Neal Street.
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National Republican., 1878-04-24
COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Their Condition and the Cost Of Tuition
Order Of Animal Closing Exercises.

Their Condition and the Cost Of Tuition
Order Of Annual Closing Exercises.
II It requires additional argument other than the
great general good accomplished through the
agency Of the public school system to induce Con-
gress 10 contribute TO the support Of the public
schools OF the District OF Columbia we think it
be found In the admirable condition OF the public
schools for colored children In the cities OF Wash
ington and Georgetown. Their growth and man.
agement not only reflects the highest credit the
colored people, as expressive Of their value OF edu-
cation as motive power TO become good citizens.
but also Is practical manifestation on the part Of
the citizens who contribute through taxation for
their support Tho rolls Of the colorei schools
show IN average enrolment and daily attendance
of over 600 children. who are being educated at a
cost Of less than 81 pupil per annnm based on
the cost OF supervision and Instruction, and less
than sls pupil per annum. .lnclu,l!ne all ex::
penseS - incidental. contingent, superyisiOn, and
Instruction. The following order Of closing exer-
cises will doubtless prove Of value to readers:
Jpn"ary 70 rsprna1y a5Pr 'f%anP. sSnm
ntandent and supervising principals.
May to 81 -:eGond 'cIli,anEna oral ., eSa,mlna!ion
May 81 =, m. EExIlb,ion OF drawing and penman-
June T. and and sIwrtlsn W % ssamia%iTan.-EDaml
ne ana exelei % ss
school.-robe held In sumner Hall.
vision.ILoysjoy. Ion , a. NJ. Lincoln, n. n. w
June Closing day OF schools ih the frs, sub.di-
June n"c.osins I'd day of schools IN The hGh sab,dl.
vision. .-ChRmberiain,s NJ Closing day ofthe High
SCHOOL, y. M.
June l7-Clos!ng day Of schools In tho fourth sub
division.-Anthony Bowen, ga M ; Randall. y, M
June ls-ClOsing day OF schools In the second sub.
dlvIsion-Tenth street. THIRD street, and Fourth and
l. stree;s, . H. M. John y. Cook, y. IN.
June IgJ1Dsing day OF eighth grade schools East.
crn, l y. m; Western, a. IN.
In addition to the above n special examination in
music will be held In the large hall In the sumner
building this evening. commencing at six p. H. at
which time the system Of music as taught IN these
schools will, at the request OF the subboard, be
thoroughly tested by experts. The examination
will be public and subject to the direction of the
committee on music. The ladies teaching in the
coOrcd schools heartily sccondng the efforts OF
Trustee johnson In establishing for their use u
library and will, with view OF making additions
to thell already hne collection, hold book rccep.
ton at Sumner Hall Friday evening. 10Th instant
and will thankfully receive on that evening any
donation Of books Tor the purpose before stated.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
dat and French Kid Low Shoes
reduced to S.. al 3O6 and 3OS seventh street.
Tho Public school Concert.

Lincoln Hall was packed last evening. on the oc.
ca,ion of the entertainment by the pupils Of the
second division, Washington public schools, given
to raise funds to defray expenses incident to the
public school exhibit at Paris. Many people being
unable to gain admttancc, were turned away The
entertainment was very interesting and some OF
the performances would have done credit to much
older people than those who took part The follow
ing was the programme:
Part l-Orcning chorus. Summer Comes" duet,
"Drin my BarQue" Nellie Del.and and Fannie
Thomas: recitation. Boys Rights" Edwin Martin; ;
michoruS swiss Boy" by school No. !, grade
No. 7; solo, "Embarrassmemt," Gertrude Becker;
recitation, "Papa's Letter" Louise ~ Ford; duet;
beautiful Moonlight" Georsiana Webster and
Dora IandvoiOi violin SOLO "Barberc deSevllla,
John DOnch: scmiChOru. Moonlight on tho
Lake" by school No. I. grade No. u {: German song,
Morning Red" Mary GruGnk dialogue, One
Hundred Years Hence" by schools Nos. and 5,
grade No I: chorus. The Wild Rose
Part 2-Ch0ru-, Call Cp0n Me- solo, Through
Meadows Grecm, Agnes Larcombe recitation,
The Dead Doll" Margaret Spaulding; semi
chorus. The Hunters Song" by schoOl No. ?,
grade No :: duet "Mr and Mrs. Brown" Christians
Holmes and Lila ieiberger recitation The Old,
Old story" Willie Gardner; solo, 'Mullio BaWl,
Amanda McMuTrAy: new national hymn. solo by
Julia WiddOws; violin solo, 'SChuberts scrennde,
Hermann Rakeman; scmi.chorus, swiss Noun
taineer by pupils from grades Nos D. ., and
solo. when the QuOt Moon is Beaming, Nellie
Delanl: recitation. Learning 10 Pray. Mary
smith closing chorus Good Night"
National Republican., 1878-04-24
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

-RooSc send, New York papers IN ADVANCE.
The Departmental Dozen will give their usual
excursion on the yih Of May.
S-The iiity.uiuth Anniversary Of The order Of Oh
Fellows will bu celebrated next Friday.
Tie Industrial, Home School Sable Choristcf'
will give a concert at Hsmlul Church Friday
evening.
Zine store.room for rent corner OF Ninth and
q northwest. Inquire Of W G. Dodge. in ,an:c
building.
THE beauty Of the circle at tho intersection Of
Thirteenth and stFcsts was much enhanced yes.
terday by the cutting Of the grNss.
The alley between q and II and Eleventh and
Twelfth streets has been greatly improved by re.
cciving new pavement U. cnhblc.stOne
The seats Of a number q pupils ia The Franklin
SchOut who abSenvd themselves Oh Easter Mon.
day were declared vacant by the principal ycster.
day. hut they were reinstated UPON APPLICATION to
the sub.bolrd.
Two !iu!e children. named Henrietta and Fred
erick Angel, were found on Monday evening on
Fifteenth street 10y Dr. kimball aud taken BY that
gentleman tO his residence, III FInecuth street
northwest. The children say that they live Oh
Fourteenth street east, near Lincoln Park but It Is
believed that they live near the Navy Yard. They
are afraid 10 go home els miug that their parents
% not treat them right. they are still with DR..
kimball,
National Republican., 1878-04-24
S.v D,fen,. tn he Set I'm.

The case Of Edward Ray. ALA, Curtis, once tried
and convicted Of outrasins the person OF Miss Ella
Tydng. Of Baltimore. at the National Hotel in
thl. city. who secured new trial owing 10 i'm.
proper conduct on the part OF the Jury. was set
down specially fOr hearing yesterday, but IN con-
sequence of another cause not being concluded Il
went over uu.il TO day. II believed that the de.
fcusa hA. AbAniJuci the effort IN set up an llibI
md will take another course II Il asserted that
they will cnieavor tO provo the physical disability
Of Ray 10 have committed the crime wherewilh he
stands charged and that being minus one arm
rendered II Impossible for him 10 accomplish the
decd.
Drs Cox and Bliss visited the courthouse yester'
day 20 make an examination as to his physical con
liti1n and the result Of their examination Will Os
made known Al tho proper time.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
TIE LABOR LEAGUE.
An Entertainment by the sistsrhood for the
benefit Of the Order,


The Labor League Sisterh lod Of the District gave
q festival and literary and musical entertainment
last.night, in roungs Law Building. i9O Louisiana
avenue for the bcisAt Of the Union League OF the
District. The programme was varied and very In.
torcsting. and the attendance was overrown ng
Harriet Monroe rccitcd The Description Of the
Mas. Meeting held IN Lincoln Hall June g. 1914 :"
Nellie Jackson rendered d song composed by Mr.
John =. HodnctL entitled Africa" Mr. Hodnctt
sang the song Of the Labor League. We'll Al Join
the Labor League" which was composed by him
Is league. Mr. Hodnett, as president Of
the League spoke IN complimentary
terms OF tho present InamaSement OF T'HE REPUB.
LlCAS, and said that II Is the only paper which j.
q genuine friend 10 labor AZ the conclusion Of
his remarks he called for three cheers for THE Rr
PUBLICAN and the Labor League which were
heartily given.
The entire League then sang "In the Sweet By
and BY. Mr.. DUwd. Of California was introduced
and made short address. Rev. solomon Hunter
also made short address. Rock Of Ages was
sung very nicely by Nellie Jackson. sarah Carter
Ca'hnrnc Harper. and Katie Robinson. The tables
Of refreshments were presided over by MCsdames
". Burrill, VI. Seney. e. Harper VI. Simms
". forIlDck and Butler, updcr the supervision of
Mrs. Hunter. Amer the entertainment the com.
pany enjoyed themselves for few hour. In dane
Ing. The festival wound up with lively raitirs for
brOOChGs pins. necklaces, gloves, and fancy Arti.
cles IN general. Credit Is due 10 Mr.. Hudnett for
hisendcusurs u make the entertainment an entir.
success, which he succeeded in doing, and also 70
Miss Mary and Cora Hunter.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Hotel ArrlYala.

Eb5r'-C Knox New York; W Jones, Now
Y0rS; W y freeman and wife, U Al ; nSPUrry
MI ohio: j is Haywood, Ind; 4 7 Rabbit ohio; q +
Clark, Pa Il Il Gray. Cincinnati, ONO; Skinner
and Wife, New York; p II DuTfee. II T. Miss DuTfee.
Il l. C,S DAVIS and wIfe, Philadelphia T. lhalmier,
Nav York: Hiss Thalmler, New York; ID Green, New
York; G Il Rawson. Boston, Mass y Dietrich. New
York; : B Dick, PhiiadeDhia; q Mehhlil New York;
j c Brooks hIladelphiA & Tucker and wife Ohio;
Capt BrocEs ONO: PAryin, : O. l. Taylor, e;
NJ Tool Columbus Ohio: ID q torkeI and wife, Gin
Clnnal Ohio, Williams and WIFI New York. Miss
: Williams New York; Miss l. Williams, New York;
Master e. Williams, New York; John Walker aud
Nlip Chicago r. BROOKS and son, ChlcagVi Banks
aml wife. New York; y Hooks and wife, New York;
John Walker, Va
I,pcrfGl Jas u williamson, New York: q II Da'
wilson, Baltimore: Nd; SIMON Gawland, ONO: teO
WardnRn, Pihsburg' II D Reed, USA; l. Chase,
York; y COburn, BOoAnis Minstrels; W J. Powell,
RlGnnl0ud yM 4 u Carr Chicago; G W I.nnaIt
Troy. New Sorx l. Shuster, Harrisburg Pa u
Ban, Kansas.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
A WOMIN'S RAGE,
which Caused Scene on + Street Last Even

which Caused Scene on Street Last Even
Ing.
About eight O'Clock, last evening, while Sergeant
Arnold was standing at the corner Of Tenth and +
streets northwest he was approached by one
armed man named Dennis O'Connor. who claimed
his protection against the assaults Of iniuriated
female While the officer was talking " o Con.
nor q neatly. dressed woman ran up TO the two aud
addressing OConnor, exclaimed, You are line
specimen 10 call a policeman for n little woman
like myself"
The officer endeavorcd 10 pacify her, but words
we're useless she followed up her remarks by at.
iackiug OCOnnor striking him IN the face several
times. A crowd quickly gathered. and tho officer
was compelled TO arrest the woman In order to pre-.
vent any more violence. she was taken 10 the
Fiflh Precinct StatiOn where she gave her name as
Halle Howard. Not having any money when ar.
rested, she was detained al the station for about
two hours, when Connor produced s. bill! and
she was released on collateral.
During her stay at the station she stated that the
reason she hal assaulted him was because he had,
Af,cr making her leave her husband aud children,
treated her IN shabby manner, She also said that
she desired 10 return to her husband aud have
ullhIng more To do with OCOnnor. but when the
latter after two hours Absence returned with the
money she rcrrn,ed her decision and gladly nc
cDmpanicd him rom the station house to tiier resi-
dunte Which Il situated Un Eleventh street, be-
:ween l. and VI northwest.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Children Suits $3.50 and upward. EsEa.s Bros
District Notes,

Licenses have been issued rs follows: Martin
Gillctt 4 Co., commercial agents; Il. l.. BlackfOrd
hrs Insurance agent: 5. W. RttenhOuse, notary
public.
The following physicians TO the poor have been
sppointed Dr. Charles Allen. First Police Pre-
cinct; Dr. y. b, Adams, Second Police Prscinct
DR.. II. VI. Newman. Fourth Police Precinct: DR.
John Walter, F!nh Police Precinct; Dr. C. 4. Bail
Seventh Police Precinct, Dr. Thomas Keech
Eighth Police Precinct
Inspector Eutwsle has issued the following per
mip 10 build William Dunlap. one three story
brick, corner Of High and Bridge streets George.
town. $3.50. Repairs-Riggs Market Company
shed; John Holroyd, woodshcl, $50; A. Fcldvoss
summer kitchen, $50.
Commissioners DenniSon and Phelps were before
the House Committee on Appropriations yesterday
aud urged the necessity OF speedy relief tor til,
schools vi the District.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
odd Fellows Parade.

There viii be parade OF tho uniformed en-
campment Of odd Fellows Friday in celebration OF
the ffry.ninth Aunlver,ary Of the order. Th
line viii form in front OF odd Fellow, Hall, and,
headed Jy Donchs band proceed to City Halt
where the battalion accompanied by the Encamp.
meUI DT.,l Association, OF Baltimore, will pass In
review before Grand Patriarch Burroughs and
tiraud Master Daniel. AIer the review tina pro-
ceSsion will move along Fourth street 10 o, 10
FiHh - II to seventeenth street 70 Pennsylvania
grand levce will be gwen in the syening
National Republican., 1878-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

DR. wILBoRs COD LIVER Oil AND LiME.-Inva-
lids need no longer dread to take that great spe.
Citc for Consumption. Asthma, and threatening
COughs-Cod Liver OIL As prepared by Dr.. Wit.
embOdics PREPARATION of the Phosphate Of Lime,
giving nature the very article required 10 aid the
healing qualities Of the oil and 10 recrcate where
disease has destroyed. This article also forms u
remarkable tunic. and will cause weak and debil!-
tatrd persons 10 become strong and robust. For
sale by all respectable druggists throughout the
country and should be kept In every family ior in
stanI n'e on the ils appearance OF Coughs or lrIi-
tAtluu Vt the Lungs Manufactured only by 4. B
WILGOR, Chemist, Boston. sold by all druggists =
TouNG PEOPLE do pay attention TO your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE " se In time
Clean them daily with THuRSTOS's Ivory Pearl
IOorH POWDER the most perfect dentrihce known.
IL will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothache Sold by all
druggists. % and 30 cents per bottle.
WELL MAcHINE.sPREAD sTnESGrHESISo PLAsT.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far suTpan oil others.
HARD time, demand economy; practice II by
lenoyating your sUlled gloves with JorvESs lSo.
DEROCs KID GLOVE CLkASsER. Price Is cents per
bottle
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness; sick stomach, constipation, &e' Are YOU dy,;
eIerton. lsyOur life miserable? You require u
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. TAX QuIRK's IRISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. twill soon relieve you. Sold 6y,all
druggists rs cents per package, which makes a
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stIfp Does It refuse
TO cur2 Dress II with THOMPsoSs PoAADE OPTIdK.
An oleagInOus compound Of singular merit Il
will improve It. Sold Dy druggists &C. Price %
and 5O cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Popular prices tho secret Of our success.
EIssNAS BRos., Seventh aud Y,
Episcopal Easter Elections.

Episcopal Easter Elections.
In addition to those published In yesterdays Rg-
PUBLICAN. vestrymcn were elected in the parishes
named below as follows:
ST. JAMES PARISH.
Vestrymen-f. A. Holden, Thomas Beckett j. NJ
Montgomery, G. A. Ridgcy ". II. Howard, II. q.
OlJsOn. o. ". Flather, aud A. 7. Cayis.
The vcsiry subsequently elected the following
officers for the parish: Frederick A. Holden, senior
warden and delegate: George W. Flnther. junior
warden and treasurer; Augustus X. Holden, regis
ter; William H. Howard, alternate.
ANACosTIA PARISH,
Rev. J. N. Ezekiel Mckee, rector. vcStrymen-
Messrs Fred. NJ. Roland. 5. X Shields, J. W. To.
son, William o. Naylor, holding over; T. c.
Lyles. Robert :. Perkins, Ernest McGill. John NJ
Klbbe. newly elected. Warlcns-William II.
Hoshman, john NJ Kibble. Register, T. &. Lyles.
. ROCK CREEK PARISH.
vestrymen-E. J. Middleton, n. J. Middleton, jr.
Major J. IT, Whittloscy. U. 8. A; Thomas Miller
holding over, Thomas Joy, John NJ Burgess,
Charles y. Troutman, John u. wiltbcrscr. Wardcns
f. J. Middleton, e. II. Wiltberser, jr Register,
John L. Wiltberger.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
where to Buy Hat. and Boots,

Mr. George K Petty late ofthe firm Of Petty L
Harvey, has established a store at No j03 Seventh
street. opposite the Post Ofice where he has opened
q iine stock Of mems boys and ch!ldrens hat, and
caps, aud boots aud shoes for ladies gents and
children. Mr.. Prtty's old patrons need not be as
sured that they can purchase Of him the best
goods at the lowest prices Having combined the
two branches of buslness-hat, and Cap.. and JOOIs
aud shUo,-he can necessarily sell goods At low
price,
National Republican., 1878-04-24
The Emmett Light Infantry.

IN order TO correct tho false impression which
may have been created by the paragraph which re-.
crnly appeared In a local daily, announcing the
formation OF new military company. under the
ntle Of tho MONTGOMERY Light Infantry the eXeCu.
nV0 committee desires now 10 state that company
Ads been organized as the "Fmmet Light Infantry ="
and not under the dosisnauon previously an.
NO,
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes,
From g 20 up At II l.. SrRAsBUR5ERs
Heart In Hart

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage !
cen.es 20 the following applicants:
william D. RcRny ani Sallie c. Combs, both o
Jackets Mills Va.
Thomas D. Belt and Susie Collins.
Edward Lewis and Nancy Green.
Henry Jones and Eliza Jefferson.
Leonard Goldsmith and Mary Rodueide:.
William Price aud Amelia smith.
George 4. Norwood and Kate Mcdonnell.
4eJ5geW. stein and Annie Trusche!me:.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Supreme cour, Of IN. United States.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
TUESDAY. April ~. 1873
On motion Of Mr. John J. McKinnon. Charles r.
Knox, csq. OF New York city, was admitted to prac
tice
No. 676 Henry N. Farweli ct al, appellants. vs..
Charles 8. Bradley ct al, assignees. On motion OF
Mr.. J. J. Storm, affirmed per stipulation.
No. SD (assignedl. Morris Ketchum CT al, appel.
lants, va. William u. Duncan OF al: No. 1851 las.
sgnedl. William H. Hays ct al. appellants vs.. Nor.
ris Ketchum ct nj. Argument continued by Mr..
George Hoa1y for appellants IN SO and appelleo',
In 1857. by Mr.. y. N. bangs and Mr. John A. Camp.
bell for appellees In s19 and appellants In 1857 and
by Mr T. 1. Andrews for appellants In SO and ap-
pclees In 1857
Adjourned until tomorrow. OF twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
0eorretown Paragraphs.

Mechanics commenced yesterday 70 :ear down
the L.uthicGm buiiding Hccently purchased oy Nj.
Dunlap who ~! Commence the erection inme
dnrely Of All elegant building
Yesterday morning the boa, DrcAdnaught Cap
!R.u Bailey. arrived, via ChesApeake and Ohio
Canal, win a cargo 0! SN!G%t from seneca
brakes
The Potomac and Analostau crews were both
exefc...Hg on the river last evening
The body OF Belshaw, who was drowned sunday
o. The CAG.A Bridge. has not yet been recovered
National Republican., 1878-04-24
Tho Prohibition Alliance.

The Prohibition Alliance OF the District het the
largest and most enthusiastic meeting since II,
formation last night IN Odeon Hall with C 3
Brown In the chair aud c. ". pcussou as secretary
Addresses were made BY Hon. Mr., Price Mr.
buchanan. and Cal tain Brown. Of ph!la ielpa.A
National Republican., 1878-04-24
IS Black Cheviot Suits ElsENAS's. Seventh and E
Tie Dog Nulsancs.

Tie Dog Nulsanco.
Editor National Rspubiirdn.
Who can tell us how we can be delivered from
the hideous bowling of dogs? 1t is to be hoped
that all parts Of city not oseverely afflicted
as those in the neighborhood Of Fourteenth and
Samson streets. During the day, and especially tho
night, these noisy ours become intolerabs curses,
for their continual barking and bowling reminds
one of pack OF lions. 1t IL singular fact that
these expensive nuisances are generally owned or
kept by poor people. Would II not be best to put an
annual tax OF SIS on every dog or fine every keeper
OF a dog that sum who does not pay the tax? They
rent houses II he knew he was to be tormcnted by
this curse Of ours. QuIESCAMSU.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
A Careless Servant.

Abou, oLe O'Clock yesterday morning TIRE was
d.sCOveed N the attic Of Mr.. LNnsburg's house, No.
6gI street nOI!Iws,t OfiCer o Hare ran In and
succeeded In eXllUguishng the flames without
tuTning IN an alarm. Damage trih!ng. The fire
was caused by the Carelessness Of one Of the ser
wants, who dropped lighted match on the aoor,
which ksl the mating aGlaze
National Republican., 1878-04-24
The King Of Floor Cloths.

Tho new and artistic designs brought ont this
SEASON in the patent Linoieum Floor Cloth will no
doubt, give this popular article All increased sale
j Is the only fOor covering made combining In the
highest degree the qualities essential to comfort
elegance and economy. On account Of inferior
limitations. see that "Walton's Patent LinOleUm" Is
on the back of every yard All carpet dealers
4.
National Republican., 1878-04-24

WHAT will you not say In praise Of a medicine
that cures nervous and stick headache In hve 70
twenty minutesH LodilIss Headache Specific dis
the bill 10 letter
National Republican., 1878-04-24
ato,h.r. Nntb.r. Mothet.

Don't hL 10 procure MEs wlNsLows soorH;S5
sYEvP IoT all diseases OF testhing In ch"d-sn II
relieves the child from pain. cures wind collie,
regulates tho bowels, and, by giving relief and
health 10 tho child gives rest tn the mother
National Republican., 1878-04-24

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Fanny Davenport
THEArRE CoNGuE,-Jake Budd and new Va
ricty Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-24
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
wantcd-Straw hat sewers
Proposals for iron-Navy Psy.Orice.
Fourth loves Of the Uniformed Battalion. I. O.
OF.
French dyer and scourer-A. Bhschon. t22 Eley.
enIh street northwest.
George X. Petty. hats boots. and shoes. 500 Sew.
onth street northwest.
Charles :. johnson, attorney .at.iaw. 30 Four.
nnd.ahslf street northwest
Campbelrs Great New York aud Philadelphia
biological aud Equestrian Institute