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nated In the second District Of the city. In
square number one hundred and forty-two,
streets. and designated as lot num-
Der one, measuring twenty five feet front on
. 5 S CERTAIN II PoRTIo5N OF GROUND Sit
uated In the Secon, District Of this city. In
square number two hundred and thirty seven.
bounded by St. Ann, Prieur. Roman and Du-
maine streets. and designated as lot number
one, measuring thirty eight front on St. Ann
street by one hundred and twenty feet In depth.
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rleans, In the above entitled cause, for city
axes Of 1879, I will proceed to, sell at public
sxehange, Royal street. between Canal and |
'ustomhouse streets, In the Second District of |
his city, on SATURDAY. October 4. 1879 at 10 |
'clock M, the following described property. to |
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
lated In the Second District of this city. In
omhouse. Bourbon. Bienyille and Dauphine
streets. and designated Ms lot number twenty
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IN IS sss1f 81 FER
nhaPsc Royal street., hstwssn Canal and Cus:
this city On SATURDAY. October q 1879. at II
O'Clock M, the following described property
to wit
numhar four hundred and fortY-one. and
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bounded by CIaIbQrne, st. Jane, FerUldo and

Poydras streets. and designated as lots num-
bers one and two. and measuring sixty. four
feet front on Claiborne street by one hundred
and thirty four feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
,Terms-Cash on the spot.
j, Il. AI.OEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SEQ s 16 2S 80 oc4
The city of New orleans VS.. Alvin III. Hin.
LAIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans, No. ls.527-By virtue OF a
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The MafketS.

q; 90; iconsol. 6s,s; do second series. ssfz
% lid a. S.h s0ssp 0s51n.
attye-A soft. ssasss. sugar "fn Anu
,1sA 1BsALTIMoRk, june 25-Cotton quiet-middling
s96ss 90: DO e1trs. xoS.1 IS: do. family SSSs
e76; city mills super. a25aS 80; do e1trs. xS0s
A7o; do: Bio brands. 600; Patapsco family. SIS.
fcr snd fanrsa %s
l.22; No: Pe.nsylvania red. ,.2S bid; No. 2 west
ter. O64 al I6H Corn. southern steady ana essier
western m1s Spo June ws snd S2 nS SS ysS:
August, Alaa44H: September, l64 4a4tH; steamer,
421a42A. Oats eas.es-southern. S6aiO; western
s. ss.S H.y s.
Pennsylvania and Maryland, II OOai5OO Pro
visions finn snd fairly active-mess pork, 10 IS.
packed snd 50 sass ss:
NJ eSsnsea Esss quiet lssis PssreIsa% ss un i. aaa
e6ansed WHISKY Snis % I eofs FrsiSts adS un O.
Lverl DOL per steamer oull cotton. sled dour. O.
so s11n o.s Ss. wss:
.SET YORK, June 2szstccs. ggsst Money.
Saa. EHcnange long, Aco<; snort. &SS%. Govern
NEW YORK: June 2s.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
LONDON: June 2s. p. m.-Oonsols, s7s for
money va SIG ior the account Erie. 2ex. New
NEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
York to-day at p m. q reported by Lewis john
pss s: ssas: ss sss As &c oo e RI qsa s'ss
iean Central, 7e1s.; Iake shore. 75i4 Northwest.
6eX; do. preferred. 9eN; q Island. l$9; g Paul,
si.e 90 sJS TspS wS.sa Ss:ae MAJ. taf
lbA.
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kilograms to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

The London silver Market.
LONDON, June 25.-The Times I'm its financial
at the close Yesterday was steadier than it had
been duling the whole OF the past week. It is
stated In some quarters that yesterdays pur-
chaSeS were for Austria, and ft is even fho,Ioht
that the demand for Austria is Imminent
Ihere Is hardly any demand for India, but
should Austria prove to be a large buyer a fur
ther fall In prices may perhaps be arrested"
The Khedive's Abdication NOT
-, Ine Times correspondent at cairo telegraphs
that though the abdlcation of the Khedfve ap-
night, as reported
The Colorado Reetle i'm France.
fARiS, June 2e--M. Girard, minister or agri-
culture ana I commerce, has submitted to the
eIs to deal With the Colorado beetle and phyl.
loXera. N p'
Bismarck,s Tariff.
LONDON. June 25.-The Times correspondent
at Berlin says: THE German reichstag, by
large maJor1ties, has approved the govern
m%ents % proposals In regard to the duty on oil
grease, lard, soap and perfumery. The tarin
and tobacco commissions are getting through
with their labors with equal rapidty, SO that
IneIe Is every prospect or Prince Bismarck re-
alzing his wish for speedy increase OF the
revenue" N0
ftaiy and Austria Shaking Hands.
RoAE,June "a movement was inaugurated
Yesterday on the battlefield of CustoZZa in
memory OF the slain In the battle between the
I.ananS and Austrians, on the 24th OF June
$500. frlnce AmedeuS represented Italy and
Fleld Marshal Count Won Thun- Hohensteln. who
was specially delegated by the Emperor renre
sented Austria. Deputations from the Italian
paInainent ana army were present All the
speecheS were expressive OF Cordial senti,nan,e
towards the Austrians. ~
jerome BOnapafte,s Viexvs.
LONDON, June 25-A Paris dispatch tn tho
Ddaty Aears declares that although the expected
manifesto OF Prince jerome Boaaparte did NOT
appear last evening, the abstract already teie-
graphed correctly represents his views given fn
the text Of the document
The Irish UnIversfty BfIl.
The Manchester Guardians london CORE
spondent says:-It is now known that the gov
ernment has decided to oppose the second read-
Ing OF the Irish university bill.
The Algerian InSurrectiOn SuD.
pressed.
PARIS, June 25-The Times says: The in
surrection In Algeria is ended, and four thou
SAND insurgents are In the hands of the French.
Pacifying the Festive Afghans.
LONDON, June 25-A dispatch from Smila to
Afghan force has left Cabul to pacffy the tribes
In the Badakshan district of Toorkistan
The khedive Declines to Abdfcata.
LONDON June ga Cairo dispatch, dated
to. day, to Reuters telegram company, saws
1.-The British, French and German conSuls gen.
eral proceeded after midnight to the palace and
declared to the Khedive his deposition by the
sultan, and that the dispatch of Hahn Pasha
to succeed him was imminent unless he fmme-
diately abdicated The KhediVe, In reply.
merely again referred the consuls general to
the Sultan"
Yellow Fever In Portugal.
An Official telegram from Lisbon states that
Two cases OF yellow fever have occurred In a
village near that city.
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Afrearages OF Taxes I'm the Distr let
FULL TEXT OF THE BILL WHICH HAS PASSED BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS.

AfrearageS OF Taxes In the DiStr let
FULL TEXT OF THE BILL WHICH HAS PASSED BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS-
The following is the full text of the bill
which has now passed both Houses, "f1x.
Ing the rate Of interest upon arrearages Of
general taxes and assessments for special i'm.
proVements now due to the District of Colum.
Ola. ana Tor revision OF assessments for special
improvements and for other purposes"
Be ii enacted, de-. "That the rate of interest
TO be collected OF any person owing arrearages
OF general raxes or assessments for special i'm
provementS now due to, and the liens for which
SIX per cent. per annum, In lieu of the rate and
penalties now fixed by law: Provided, This pro-
VISION VISION shail apply only to taxes and assess
See paiN Whero Hn or before october LIST, 1879
tax sales and bought In by any other party than
the District OF Columbia, or where any third
special assessment certificates, the parties own.
ing the property thus sold, or on which such
certificates may have been acquired, may ten
Gates on or before the 1st OF October. 1879 the
amount due and six per centum interest, which.
When received, shall be In fun Of principal, in.
teTest, aid penalties attached thereto by law.
Sec. 2. That the Commissioners of the District
OF CoiumDla are hereby authorized and di-
tecte1, upon written complaint being made
so,e 90 men, at Wlthn sixty days from the pas
sons who had, prior to june 18th, 1873, bald pt
theiT special Improvement taxes, prepared
uiuCa aA at VI CAc icSlSldllVe assembly OF Said
District, of August 10th, 1871, that their said as
sessnent or assessments were erroneous or eX-
cesslve, TO revise and correct such assessment
SO complained OF; and in case the amount of
any such assessment Is found to be erroneous or
excessive, the commissioners shall issue to the
person N. entitled to the same drawback certin-
cate Tor the amount OF such excessive or erro-
neous charge, which certificate shall be received
IN payment OF all special assessments, for which
no special assessment certificates have heen
issued, and which are not pledged for any
existing obligation. and for all general taxes
due before July 1st, 1917 Provided, That com
plants ed under the act ofyune stn ISIS
lpald OF unpa,al, 6y aproperty holder, his agent
:, Sec: s. That hereafter the date of pu0.
licatlon OF notice OF sale for delinuuent
taxes provided for in section five OF "An
act lot tne support OF the government OF the
District OF Columbia for the fiscal year ending
u,e, June soth, Is7s and for other purposes" ap,
proved March Sd, 1877, shall be as follows: For
the tax year ending June sOth, 1879, said no.
tice OF sale shall be published on the first tues
DAY OF November, 1879. and for each subsequent
year on the first Tuesday In September OF each
such year.
The bill now only requires the signature OF
the President to become q law.
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Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 25.-One of the hottest
fires OF the year broke out this morning In the
Empire elevator, the property OF the Dean
OF the kind In the city. This, together with the
Marine elevator, and number OF small houses
In their immediate vicinity, was entirely de-
Stroyed as was also large Ice house owned by
from $4,000 to $4,000. The bulk OF the prop
erty Is well insured The origin OF the fire is a
mystery, but Is undoubtedly the work OF an In
cendiary. The elevators destroyed were in the
Elevators association, although not In actual
use,
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The American Institute of HOmeO.
Rafhy and the National Board of
r1

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, June 25.-The Ameri-
can Institute OF Homeopathy still continues it's
session here. DR.. T. S: Verdi, OF Washington,
u. e., a member OF the National Board OF
Health, called the attention of the institute to
the important work of the board, and asked
the CO operation Of the members The report
OF the yellow fever commission was also taken
up for discussion, and resolutions we've adopted
thanking the homeopathic physicians on the
commission, and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson fn
particular, for services rendered the latter In
oeneIactlons, In acknowledgment OF which she
was made an associate member of the insti
tute. Another resolution was as follows: Tina
the American Institute of Homeopathy will. as
lar as possible, Sympathise and cooperate with
the National Board OF Health In their efforts to
advance the cause OF sanitary science In this
country.
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The Crops I'm British America.

The Crops I'm British America.
TORONTO, June 25.-Crop reports from Ontario
ana other provinces show prospects for more
lhan an average crop. In some places fall wheat
tne spring delayed its growing, but the favora.
ole weather OF the past few weeks has worked
wonders: The dispatches indicate that the crons
are looking better in the eastern than In the
western sections OF Ontario, but the harvest to
tne country over will be bountiful one. The
nay crop Will be unprecedentedly large.
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DIVORCE GRANTKD.-To-day, In the Equity
Court, a divorce was granted N. v. Hunter
from Geo. Hunter, on the ground OF desertion.
have lived here about 10 years, and she charged
that he left her about three years since and
has failed to provide for her. j. Amber Smith
appeared for complainant and F. M Baker for
defence and Mr.. Cruikshank took the testi-
mODy.
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CHURCH vIRsus RAILRoAD.-The case OF the
Fifth Baptist church agt. the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad C0mpany-action for dam.
OF the church-was resumed In the Circuit
Court, Judge Wylie, to-day and the arguments
were commenced.
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The Murderer Of Mrs. Hull.

me Mufdefef OF Mrs. Hull.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Chasttne Cox, the
murderer OF Mrs. Hull, was brought to this CITY
this morning In custody of Cant Wiiltams and
Detective Schmittberger. He was taken TO
police headquarters where large and curious
crowd had gathered In expectation of his
arrival. From police headquarters he was sent
before the coroner who formally Committed
him to the charge OF the police. Cox looked
nervous and glanced from side to side as n fear
Ing an attack from the crowd,
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De MOIAY MOUNTED COMMANDERY, No. 4,
spent very pleasant day yesterday at Forest
Glen, on the Metropolitan branch OF the B. & O.
railroad the occasion being the celebration of
st. Johns day. About seventy members and
their families were present Atournament was
mprOvised for amusement at two o'clock and
he contest was quite spirited. The following
were the entries:-R. G. ScaggS, ssNo One to
Love-" and F. A. Freeman '.Some One to Love. y
OF Prince Georges county, Md o. Clark, sSur-
prise;" Frank Clark, crock Creek Valley" J. E
Kimp, "Watch Me, BOy;"C. Fredline, "Rippling
Wave;" Geo. McAnney, "Care Not" A. Barsh
"Alton;" and G. NJ. Clark, craven Wood" ali Of
Montgomery county, Md. Each knight had
three tilts, and the contest resulted In d tie be-
tween Frank Clark and F. A. Freeman, This
was settled by four additional tits, and Clark
falling on the last tilt, gave the victory to Free
man, who made perfect score.
bia Lodge, No !, l. o. NJ, as follows:-W. M,
II. E. Weaver (re-elected); j. NJ, H. J. Else a.
befss; X. 8, B. Olive; F. s., j. M Krause IRE.
elected); treasurer, w. L. Courtney (re-electedI.
conductor, A. C. Winston; and chaplain, Frank
P. Snyder. AA'AA
At the annual meeting, last evening. OF the
East Paramount Gas, Coal and Coke CO. at 1411
street, the old board Of officers were re-elect-
ed, as follows:-H. NJ. Baker, president and
treasurer; Glenn w. Cooper, vice PRESIDENT:
James E. Bell, secretary; w. Willoug6by, r. O..
hoffman, Joseph Prather and John Bull, d.
lectors.
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Sur FOR DIvoRcx.-This morning A.. T
Parker jordan for Mary Noulton. fiied a y IA
Tor divorce from Nyall Noulton. they w,rs
married In Alexandra In 1885 and moved TO this
city In ls1o, ana she charges that he treated her
with cruelty, and In 1869 he LETT her.
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RISE IN THE PRICE OF BRRAD-At q meet
Ing OF washington bread bakers yesterday
afternoon, at German hall on 1lth street. aboyf,
F street, temporary organization was effected
70 be known as the Bakers Union, with Mr..
Chas. schneider president, John s. Seitz trea !.
was authorized TO see all other bakers In the
city and invite cooperation. The object OF uhe
meeting was TO raise the price OF bread, on ac-
to charge y cent per loaf more both at whole
sale ana RETAIL commencing to-day. All pledged
themselves TO abide by the advanced rate even
az the risk OF losing customers. The presenC
wholesale rates range from 2k and TO 6 cents
per LOAF. The lowest rate adopted by the N lion
Is Sk cents wholesale and cents at retail
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M, at LRffier's garden yesterday, was the occa-
sion OF one OF the finest gatherings or the kind
ever witnessed In this city; and, judging from
factory TO the managers as II was creditable to
the fraternity. The park was decorated
with nags or all natlons-the most con-
spicuOus being the national emblem The
music was all that could be desired, and dan
cling was kept up until late hour. Towards
evening the park was beautifully Illuminated.
and the fireworks were fine. A very Interesting
feature OF the evening was that OF formirg tina
children In procession, preceded by the band,
aeo marching TO the toy stand, where each
chllo was given toy OF some kind.
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-SenatOrs Logan,
Davis, vii Jams, Saunders, Bruce. Senator e ect
Blair, On. H., ard representative Hubbel,
President TODAY
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THE RESIGNATION OF Captain Luke O'Reilly,
10Th infantry, has been accepted by the Presi-
dent, to take effect June 21St, 1879
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APPoINTMENT.-The Secretary OF War has
appointed Hon. Charles Beardsley, of Burling
ton, Iowa, to an important position In the office
Of the rebellion.
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tF-The majority OF art students In Florence
are Americans.
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The Fastest Passage Ever Made
Acr0SN lhR Atlantic.

NEW YONK, June 25.-The new Guion steamer
Arizona left New York at 5:35 pm, on Tuesd ~,
June 9TH, and arrived at Queenstown at 7:2s q.
m: to-day iMonday) In Z days hours and %
minutes, which Is the fastest passage ever
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CURE BY ABSORPTION!
IS APA A N ULE,"

The great External Lotion and Fluid Absorbent
Natures Remedy Applied by Natural Method
Used IN Sponge or Foot Bath, it Immediately Re
heves Pain and Soreness of Body and Limo from
whatever cause It also brings refreshing coOlness
and destroys offensive perspiration It is the only
Lotion offered to the public TO be used through the
Bath.
"sAPANULE" is a sure and specific Remedy for
Buns, Scalos. Bruises, Sprains Sores, Piles Boils
Chilblans. Bunions, CoIns, &c Cures al Eruptye
Soreness or Inflammation Of Feet, from wuateyer
cause, immediately relieved and permanently cured
"BAPANU1E" contains nothing injurious to
the most delicate organism. and can be used with
Of all schools, and by thousands who daily nae 1t
and find relief.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY-Internal rev.
enue, 1925, 1861. SO; customs s5O6, 1876.
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. IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

~1 IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE
For the accommodation of persons OWING state
dnd E s9 RTn0e
1hi Rsi5Ss9aa sna
81 s Ss tie g %
VIII do well to call and settle the same
Co T. and ID Collector % of State and County for
~o THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF THE
hst ssy ana FkEs
pIIsPENSARY DIS st their College Building. corner
@ s snd a The
attending stan , and the consulting board VII bs
Sunday. In addition to the above. . maternity Will
q the professor Of midw fery Of the faculty Women
without means to employ physicians and who are
The care Of T uneducated midwves can Apply during
clinic hours and secure in advance the services Of
81 h 9s ss nSm for their ss
~- FARMERS AND MECaANICs' Ma
t5 TIONAL BANK, GEoRGErowN. D c., June
have tbs day DIVIDEND Of per cent ea out
of the earnings for the past six months payable to
ne on and aii ER iS ls 5 iss Cashier
~ TIE ANNUAL MEETING. OF sTOCK.
MAO hI9ER E 6 ANP R3r SsS
e R for ns
Fl. A. GRISWOLD, Secretary.
L. W. GUINAND, President. je182aw3w
~s NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
f R & s. 1sV sn ss and
and for sale ON draught, at
NILBURN'D PHARMACY,
myl6-h 1879 PENNSYLVANIA AvENU1
~. STRAW MATTING, OHILDREN's CAR
0S RIA0ES. Mosquito Oanopiee, and WinuoW
6orDee and WpSolsaV a1a FStsbshment 1s oS
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Price SOC. and q per Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prop's,
237 Broadway, NY.

CROMWELL, 4SO Pennsylvania ave- NV. m3l.3m
i ISTING between the undersigned, under the
firm, name and style Of BURGDORF BROTHER
Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. The un-
dersigned Ernest Buredorf is authorized to receive
whstever Is due said firm and will pay all lawful
demands against it.
AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
ERNEST BURGDORF.
Washington, D. O.. June II, 1873
The undersigned hereby informs the patrons Of
the late firm Of Burgdorf Il Bro that he will con-
tiDue in the Livery business at No. 470 st. n W.,
and requests q continuance of IL cir patronage.
ERNEST BURGDORF.
The undersigned extends his thanks to the former
patrons Of the above mentioned firm for their en-.
couragemert, and ernestly invites them to continue
their patronage with Mr.. Ernest Burgdorf.
1885, AUG. BORGDORF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u" SWEDES BY NATIVITY RESIDING IN
~ washington. are respe ectfully invited to at
Id meetina at Room "a, Corcoran Building. cor
nsr 9TH street and Pa ave at Ais O'Clock p ~,
TaUIsDAY next, 70. the purpose Of dis, ussine the
proposed organization Of q Swe 1ish- American AS
soelation. By request. OSCAR Old 3ERa,
1t FRED PAINE.
~ THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
w BOUSE. 49l Pennsylvania .venue, sign Of
the Red Flag, will hereafter keep open the same as
9sual fer the benefit Of the public, as other sh'e
MT to clote At O'Clock and failed to do so, broke
he contract. Respectfully,
je24zt I. RICHOLD.
49, THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
t15 of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 81 iRTI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY will be held at Germa Hail.
near corner of 11th and F SITS. NV on WEONESL
DAY EVENING. O'Clock, June 25th 1879 All
y terested in Fruits, Flowers Gardening and kim
dred subjects are invited.
je2+2ts G. T. CHASE, Sec'y.
~ COLLECTORS OFFICE,
We DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June oath, 1879.
NOT!CE-An owners or keepers of dO1s in the
District Of Columbia are hereby hoti6ed that the
yearly tax imposed by act Of Congress on all dogs
owned or kept in said District, will be due aud pay
able July lst, 1879.
Upon payment of said tax, tags will be issued as
provided in said act
Attest JOHN F. COOK,
1e24tt Collector Of Taxes d. q.
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yves, KNOW"
i "That is sou
But the times cali for reliable goods ard at close
figures, and the Great Pr afore Tea Company, 1l04
prices On choice Teas. Coffees. Sugars. Canned
The Little Pinafore Srgar al cts and tha Great
Ptnafore ct cts. all Havana hllers, give satisfac
ticn every time. ~ js20 I'm
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ALL THE FOREIGN MINISTERS except the Chill
nan and the Mexican ministers are out If I'll g
city for the summer
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THE CELEBRATED O. Q. BUTTER.
MADE BY
DIR. g. A. QUINBY,
OF Oak Hin Farm, LOudon county, Va,
Made from pure Aderny and Jersey cattle, can
j. c. PEARSON SONS,
mySO I'm In all the MarketA