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THE MARYLAND TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Miss Duer.
CABINET CRISIS IN PORTUGAL.
BISMARCK AS A BULL DOZER.
CATHOLIC COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Trial Of Miss Duer.
CABINET CRISIS IN PORTUGAL
BISMARCK AS A BULL DOzER
CATHOLIC COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
THE KILLING OF MISS HEaUy.
Trial of Miss nuer

SNOW Hull, Nd, May 3l.-At the opentnp of
tne court this morning Mr. Page said Mrs
hesIn was sun 100 unweu 10 return to court'
ana tne state would request the court tn ALLOW,
him TO reserve the privilege TO recall Mrs Uearn
II sne should become Wei enough before the
inquiry before the court was concluded
Juoge NllS0n-"It would under the circuno
stances, be almost a right"
An attachment was here issued for Mira Tin
ton, an absent witness. f
Is sister-in-la law OF Lillian; knew Ella Hearn ever
since Ella lived In Newtown; saw her ire.
quentfy; Lilly and she seemed 70 be very dear
Irlends ana great deal together for two or
three yenS. Witness saw Ella the evening or
the shooting and frequently afterwards. on
SaiuIday a1ter IL had talk with her. Ella
asked me where LII was. i told her at home
She asked me ir she was not gone away, ana
also that LII. had shot her on purpose
MT. Page objected TO this testimony The
state had abstained from Offering IN evidence
statements as TO the shooting which would pre-
1udioe the jury or any one else, and wanted the
same rule applied TO the defence
GJudge Goldsboro-"No doubt about that,
Mr.. Page.-"This testimony is only to be "a
TO the state OF Miss Hearns mind when her de-
clarations were made"
After long arguments by Mr. Page and Mr..
CIisnelo, Judge Wilson Said:-"The declarations
which the state seeks to offer are confined to
ane tslod 1 or time SUBSEQUENT TO the first two
weeks OF Illness, ana inquiry as TO the condition
period" " 'A'"o
Witness saw Ella Hearn on Monday week be.
iore her death. She was sitting up eating Saw
ner again the Following Wednesday lying In bed
Sne seemed TO be cheerful and lively; told me
Sne was going TO get up next day; TO come and
bring my baby, and she would 60 down in the
parlor with me and we would play duet there.
PROMISED 10 60, but did not do so.
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ALBANY, n. Y, May 31.-The memorial meet
ing In Tweddle hall last night atfracfea a iarge
audience. and after musical and patriotic exer-
clses the Grafton was delivered by Hon. r.. w.
Tenney, OF Brooklyn.
The governor has signed the bin providing
penalties and punishment for abuses and ne.
glect or duty by savings banks officials and
trustees. Also, the bill providing for q quicker
and more economical method OF closing up In
solvent savings institutions. The governor de.
clines to interfere In the case OF Felix McCann
under sentence TO be hanged at Norwich on
Friday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-31

He Sw0RE ORA Herkimer county, N. Y.
man, who has lost several thousand dollars by
endorsing the paper OF friends, recently went
before magistrate and solemnly swOre that in
future he would endorse no paper denotinp a
pecun1ary value for any one. He carries a c1py
OF the af1davtt with him, and when Approached
on the subject OF endorsing he whips it out and
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repairing for Vice Regal Visitors,
QUEBEC, May 3l.-Hon. Mr.. Mareton, CONN
iroiler OF vice regal household, and Mrs, Mare
aLd government arches are rapidly nearine
"onpietlon, and will be ready before the
arrival OF the vice regal party on Wednesday
surrounding parishes will take place Wednes-
lay evening. Masters OF all vessels In poIt
Lave promised to illuminate on the Occasion
ne formal Inauguration OF DufTerfn terrace
'hursday. 1t is expected that the vice reya
rarity will visit the Lavil University 20
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Irish Catholic Colonization Move.
memt,

NEW YORK, May 3l.-At meeting last night
Ia aid OF the Irish Catholic colonization move.
ment, ABOUT seventy prominent Roman Catholic
priests and laymen were present. Bishop
Spaloing explained the project. The Irish
catholic Colonization Association Is a ioInt
SUCK company, Incorporated under the laws OF
the state OF illinois, Its capital stock is $780, 600;
itS Snares 500 each. The money coming into
tnelr hands faom the sale OF stock will be used
10 aiding poor colonists fn such manner, how
ever, that IL must, without q doubt, be paid
pack after time TO the association. About
$1,000 was subscribed by those present
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MIR. Arthur SULLIVAN, the composer OF "PIn-
afore," ETC., in a letter received by Manager
FoTd, dated London, May Is, states that he has
t neen quite III for some time, but was then bet
ter, ana was considering his plans for visit to
AineIlca, ETC. he adds p. S. as follows: "You
stano IN the proud position of being the only
manager who has made us any acknowledge
ment for THE Plnafore ~
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A BRUTAL OUTRAGR.-Information has been
received at Richmond, Va, charging that q
Guion upon Ellen Gwynn, 10 Mathews county.
va, DAY or two ago. Gui0n fed, 1t is believed
10 New York, OF which place he is believed to
ward for his arrest.
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THE HoNBsT-MONBY LKAGUE.-The executive
committee OF the Honest Money TeaoHe which
was organized In Cincinnati last week, resolved
at meeting Thursday to make thorough cam
va6s OF the state and organize similar aSsOcia.
uon In each county. The campaign viii be reg
ularly opened at Columbus Immediately after
the Democratic and Greenback conventions ad-
1Ourn.
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The MarketS.

BALTIMORE, May sl,-virgtnia stxes, deferred,
do; past due coupons, 7sk. North Carolina nSes.
eia. .,t xti s, oo; new, IL bid today Sugar steady
BALTIM0kE. May sl-Flour nru and nm.
changed Wheat, southern firm: Vontern scffye snd
xxssses-southsI . RED, LiAall7: 90 amber. / %:
red. spot and May. ls1ssl lSs June. iiSai isss
lSss Corn sSslveusoItssrn vhiss 81: DO ysilSS.
june; asa4s.s G S'''qly tsSssshi Ausnst, sS:sssf;
stesdS and nGchsSsed nrH H.S s1G ann nunc6anss Rye
Proyiaiens unchanged Butter quiet and nm.
SsnSh:nssd sni ana S0ss arm .1d anO6sHeed Why
oeiptsInour, 2s2Sl; whsa&. 1880; corn. 10 SEQ.
9eds, 99eas ,o a'Vo shipments - wheat. l7l00O; corn
NEW YORK. May sl.-stocks strons. Mouev. ~
st,csa St1cnansa long. SS7x; ahost S69. 0overnmsnt1
coSE MEw SuII YORK. May si.-Four dull Wheat quist
per osnx. ioSHy ~ 70 fcur.SS a. 2 III bonds four
I1oSSS15SsS,i IoS1boS, ~ Gs1tsr 81 IA SS Rssdins S1
q aIsdxa; I1S66BS BSsr 92ncs %.S e, : 49,
q u 1850. Per ounce INV Ss'se~
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~ MIGRATION TO MARYLAND.-One step has
lusI oeen taken in the right direction. ssForest
3n,anee 3and NO no: l6. Prince Georges county, Mary
committee on Immigration, whose duty it has
t,a peen MADE to find out what lands In that sec
u0n OF the country are for sale and the price at
Wnlcn the lands are held. When this In
loi nation Is obtained a circular is to be issued
settlng forth all the particulars in relation to
SOL, situation. climate and access to market.
ana tnls Circular Is to be sent to all the oranges
ID the middle states, calling attention to the
advantages presented by Maryland farmers
VINO contemplate emigration from their own
state. This course although 1t covers only a
small area OF Maryland Is one that may be
cordially cOmmended-{B Bdlto. Sun.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.
TWO Men Killed ON RaflrNad
TrRelrs.

TRENTON, May 31.-Late last night while
WIN; Ryan and an unknown man were walking
on the track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad AZ
the state street crossing, they were struck by
an engine. The unknown man was instantly Kilt
60, and Ryan had his legs crushed, and was go
paoly injured that he cannot recover,
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DURING THE DECORATION ExRRcIsrs ar 1on-
caster, Pa, yesterday, q platform erected in
waV which was densey
One little boy had his leg broken anorher Wos q
h,n5ared h.55 internally, and three others slightly
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so11ds hh6 COUNCIL M OF LOUISVILLE, KY, have re-
L, ,5Go shares OF stock held by the city IN the the
Louisville nEsan and Nashville railroad It is worth
h az present res yaiuatfon fl,Ias,ooo. The proceeds
Mafdln county, KY, and Davidson cnnntV
iehn., owning about 1000 shares have Also de
termined to SELL '0 "iSo u0-
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,,d1 EaEyEN CHILDREN POISONED A dispatch
dren OF John Aldlich have died from drinkIno
water wa from the poisoned brook, making i've
ms entire family. Mis-. Aldrch ia Insane This
makes II victims jn all o' AA
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THR BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF VtR-
upon various leading subjects. The COMMITTEES
on relations with the colored Baptists repOrfed
IN favor Of continuing the closest fraternal re- re-
aod lasl9ps, me appointment of delegates to COL
clprocate Rev. j. R. Garlick spoke of the work
accomplished by the colored Baptists in Vjr.
En- GINA, % one OF whom, John Jasper, Of Richmond,
concerned, as the most ELOQUENT man in the
stale: Ihe venerable VIM. Wertenbaker, libra
Flan ria OF the University Of Virginia, who holds
Ils IiS cotnmIsslon n from Thomas Jefferson since
1879, was present in the assembly,
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1HK PHILADELPHIA AND READING Rai,road
com,,Raay. having advanced tolls on coal. have
In wages, according to promise. The condi,ion
OF OIL the coal trade, they think, warrants the ex.
pectatlOn OF further advance. The news
cfeaIes ere @ 1uoilant feeling throughout the schuyl
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Two GIRLS DROWNED WHILE BATHMG.-At
and Emma Davis, aged Is, daughters OF the
proprietors Of the Chittenden hotel were drown
ed last night while bathing in the river. The
bodies were recovered.
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TIE CONDITION OF MR.. BLACK, who was shot
at CINCINNATI yesterday by George Price, was
very critical last night. He had discharged
Price for larceny of tobacco. Price on being
arrested said he was pleased with the result Of
his murderOuS effort
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RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.-The gOver-
nor of Virginia has accepted the resignation OF
Gen. FitZhugh Lee as member of the board of
visitors OF the Mount Vernon Association and
Early is appointed to I'LL the vacancies on both
- o0~
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New Jerusalem in United States of amnr,ca ~,
was continued to-day. Trustees OF JunoerIsh
ha,, tuna reported that 6,1Oo volumes OF Sweden
Within the past year, and the new church tranI
soclety nad distributed 1000 volumes, and thar
me total number OF volumes distributed within
the Last seven years was IS 900. "''Nn
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


Cabinet Crisis I'm POrruxnl.
LONDON, May 31.-The Portuguese cabinet has
aes,gnea ag IN consequence OF internal dissension
e,n,a anu Anseimo j. Braamcamp, a councillor of
ssa.s ;a and progressionist leader has been In
Vlted TO form a new ministry.
A Princess Dangerously I'M.
or Inc Lar OF Russia win leave for Livadla To-
aay ior Isarskhe- Selo, where the Grand Duchess
Marie, the Wife OF his son, Grand Duke Viadi-
llnr m,r, VINO was recently confined. Is lying dan
Count SchouvaDofs.
ST. PETERSBURG, May S1-The reporfs cir
culateo abroad that Count Schouvalo6. am.
nassaoor pass 10 England, would he appointed min
lstsr or foreign anafrs or minister OF the int
no, or minister OF police, are unfounded He
mas oeen advised, on account OF hts health m
pass the summer here free from the cares of
OF ST. Petersburg, has issued an order placinr
strong poisons. 'S "a
Cabul Tranquil.
SlMLA, May 31.-Ma1or Cavagnari VIII accon,
pany tae Ameer OF Afghanistan to Cabui. es-
corted by detachment OF the guides. CabuI
Business Failure.
LONDON, May 31-Wm. Henry Puuchard a
partner In the engineering firm of Clark & Punch-
arc, who has been connected with Baron Grant
IN noating the disastrous Lisbon, tramway COM
aeOo 1000. Edwin Clark, the other member OF
tne tn nrm tailed In the early part OF last month
Lord ChelImSfOFd.
Inc United Service Gazette says ft Is probable
mat LORD Chelmsford VIII ask for leave OF
absence and will return home when Gen. Sir
Garnet Wolsley arrives at the seat OF war in
South Africa. A
Blsmarck BulldOzing the Free
Cities.
ANTWERP, May 31.-The Precurseuy says:-
prince Bismarck's note, inviting the cities OF
Hamburg and Bremen, 70 surrender their priyi-
lege as lree ports, and to associate themselves
With the imperial fiscal syst en- ia couched in
such terms as to leave no choice between sub.
and the certainty OF compulsion
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&C, CHICAGO, Ill, May a1-The scores in the II.
Wora WoGes W watiH,ng match at midnight last night
noIe ns as IonoWs: DOber 1S3 miles, Books i75
ry rarry lss, Grassland 1852, Sherry III, Daro iss,
SOo0man l53, and Burns 151. All the rest were
oIawn. Inc race seems to be between Doher
an1 fariy. D0th being In good condition last
night. Grassland is about out OF the race. A''
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EXCITING NEWS FROM ZULU LAND-King Cete-
%ayos M. Brilliant victory.-A telegram TO the
Mestern Morning Ne,Os Of Plymouth from its
Malltzburg correspondent, dated May H. saws
mere Is exciting news from the Tugela frontier.
near Helpmakaar. On the 1lth OF May great
oattie tc0k place at point between Thr1ngpoSt
ana Sanhwalia. A powerful Zulu chief named
Mhatcona, with all his people, numbering some
np0IuisanoS, nad resolved to surrender to the
Brulsh. He was joined by Dabalmenzt, Cete-
WWsyos brother, who commanded the Zulus at
Ginglnlova. When nearing Thringpost they
sosne msae unexpectedly intercepted by powerful
aorce. n. supposed to be commanded by Cetewayo,
coming from the northward. fearful conflict
sbSued, resulting In q great slaughter of the
Zulus who wished to surrender and they were
dispersed and driven back. Matcona eScaped.
IL is reported that DabalmenZi was killed. King
CeteWayO, elated with his success, has sum.
moned all his followers and taken strong DO
slton at the fork OF the White Umveiozi at its
junction with the Black Unvelozi, where he
awaits the British. The native scouts state that
ne mas declared he Will never surrender. Col
better.
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BALTIMORE, Md, May 31.-John q. KIDD, the
letter carrier, who was arrested on Tuesday last,
charged with opening letters and appropriattng
their contents, had hearing before y. s. Com
misslsner Rogers to-day and was held tn 5000
bail Tor the action OF the grand jury.
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Attempted Murder and IncendIar.
lSms

MONTREAI, May S1.-The Watchman of Mo.
Iey's livery establishment was knocked sense.
teSs Win an iron instrument last night, and
ises, which contained $40, 900 worth of new car.
Iiages; The nre was discovered In time to pre-
vent tne aeStrucdon OF the property. The cab
extensively employed by hotel Keepers. and it r.
supposed they are the authors of the fire ~ -
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JOHN !. DAVENPORT, federal supervisor of elec-
tions In New York, has been sued by Lydia Pc
tr1e, poor working girl, for a small sum, which
she claims to be due her as part payment for
services as copyist In Davenports office last fall
IL is said twenty other girls who failed to Get
the pay promised, are awaiting the result of the
suit before following Miss Petrie's example.
dld not put In an appearance, and judgment was
accordingly entered against him. Judge Kelly
d:-"Execut1on lies against the body OF the
to examine the pleadings before issuing an exc
cuttOn.n
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SmfcfAe.

Jonathan Watson, a prominent and iuf1uen-
tial resident OF Ednburh, near this city, comtt.
ted suicide by drowning yesterday while lab Dr.
Ing under temporary alteration OF the mind.
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CURE BY ABSORPTION!
The Great External Remedy.
5 A Z A N UL E.
A FLUID ABSORBENT.

NO RUBBING, ,OR PADS DSNECEss4RY
No medicine ever introduced into the household is
II any member is attached by fever of any kind,
, Warm ;: Bath containing "sAPANULE" will surely
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Quantity to sponge or foot bath $500 ''''"1
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In Ell accidents Of every kind and nature to which
the living organism 10 liable
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is the marvel Of virtue that cleanses and heals at
1t is the most powe full assistant to nature ever
offered to the public and every fsmi'y should have
ootie forit Will save Ffe. Sat sfacton guaranteed
Pint and Quart Bottles, SOC and Sl.OO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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mS3I 9m 23s Broadway, NY.
Cincinnati Oleine Soap.
LIKE ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF GENUINE
MERIT
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CINCINNATI
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see that the bars are stamped with the name s.Proc-
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Clothes washed with
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BOSTON, May 31:-Judge Endicott TO- day d
TSseo Doth pllis brought by the creditors OF M
liable for Pafge's rascalities. The counsei far
the creditors appealed to the Supreme Court
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"m' E' Cray Wants a Stay OF Sen.

tenCRe
~ NEW YORK, May 31.-Counsel. for William r
gray, conVlcted and sentenced for Obtaining a
loan OF $30,009 from the Mechantcs, hanrsona q
iorgeo bounty certificates, procured from JUDGE
barrett, writ OF error to ogeneral term and
stay OF execution sentence "AN
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MATHEY OAYLUT OAPsULEs.
- Used for over 25 years with great success by
me pnynciAns OF Paris, New York and london and
superior TO AL others for the prompt cure OF IN cSsee
Of diseases. recent or Of long standing.
Prepared By CI1N b CO.. Paris Sold every.
Waeke oct2ot. .th&sly
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MARYLAND'S FAMOUS WATERING PLACE,
SYNEPUXENT BEACH,
VIII open june %. Fine surf bathing, IA
dry atmosphere. Table supplied with ter vEsf<\Y
rspn, crabe fish. oysters, clams, etc Band AS.ffR
cfmueic Ocean City is accessible from Washington
and Baltimore via Wilmin9ton. Del (all rail- route
to hotel9 or by steamers foot Of South st., BALTIC.
Circulars at Star Office.
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SUMMER RESORTS
On SPRINGS AND Bl THIS.

" (ALKALINE LITH-A A WaTERs)
HAMPSHIRE Ci',UNTY w u,
Also Chalybeste Waters rich in iron. ard a fns
White Sulphur u the NeighbOrhooi. ILL
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1T IS TACITLY UNDERSTOOD among the repub.
Hcans OF the House. it Is said, that no legisla
tion Will be permitted to be Effected at this
regular appropriation bills THIS can be done.
they claim, by withholding their votes on ali
pubic matters and leaving the House without
quorum,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
The Washy hay Club.

From accounts receives the Washing
ton Bay Clab are having jovial time
of i: since they left this city on the
schooner "Lizzie Burt" at 1890 A. NJ,
on Saturday morning. One of the par
ty writing home from Baltimore to .
friend says that the party reached
Delaware City at 4.lO the same morn
ing, but had to remain there three
hours waiting for some mules to pull
them through the canal. 1t took five
hours and ten minutes to get to Chess
peake city, and at 1.30 P. NJ. on Satur-
day, left that city and tackled all tho
way out into the bay. Off Pool Island
we caught three bushels of oysters in
three hauls. We reached the head If
the bay at o'clock on Saturday after
noon.
This bay in fine scenery, beats D l.
aware bay all hollow We expect 10
reach Baltim ,re in an hour or two.
There is squall brewing; it will be
our first. At S O'Clock r. M. We reach-
ed Baltimore. On Sunday evening We
took walk around the city, visited
Washington monument, City Hall and
No. a Engine house. We expect to stay
here until Monday morning, when We
start for Annapolis. Some of the boys
talk of going out and around by Cape
Henlopen. At II O'clock We had ginger
cakes.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
tho Police COUrt.

This morning there were three tramps
before His Honor who were fined $5 and
costs for vagrancy.
Jonh Saville for disorderly conduct
and threatening to annihilate his father
was fiued SO and coHts.
John Benson was arraigned for dis
orderly conduct committed on July %.
He was brought up but the case was
dismissed because of insufficient evi.
dence On the 3rd of July he was
charged with assaulting with intent to
kill. He was held in $500 bail for his
Eberhardt Foulk and
John Benson went his security, and
last evening at the close of the above
mentioned case the gentlemen surren-
dered John, doubtless being apprehen-
sive that John would start out for a
vacation about the time he was wanted.
John will have to get new bail or else
he will b sent to New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-05
Special Mention.

D. Reed, I'd and King streets, keeps
all kind of fresh fish, clans, &c.
sutterley & Foster copies old pictures
to any size.
dozen card photographs for $l.25,
at 3O2 Market street.
Sutterley & Foster, No. 3o2 Market
street, have large run on children s
pictures.
l dozen fine Cabinet Photographs for
So. 90, at Sutterley g. Fosters, 3O2 Mar
ket street.
Sutterley & Foster make specially
Of children's photographs. Mr.. Foster
cannot be excelled in taking the little
ones. 302 Market street.
A fine lot of Carriage Sponges, just
received by Taylor & Fullerton, Apoth-
ecaries, 302 King street.
Just received an invoice of B. f.
Gravely's fine chewing cavendish, at
the great tobacco mart, 4th and Ship.
ley streets. Chapman.
Ladies needing private appliances
should call at the Ladies' Department
of z. Jas. Belts Pharmacy. Entrance
on 9th street. Lady attendant.