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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26
DOTS.

We are exceedingly indebted to a
commercial traveller of Burlington,
for an acorn from an oak tree, whose
giant out-stretched branches shadow
the graves of Charles Sumner and
Charlotte Cushman in Auburn GEM
etery, Boston, Mass, and particularly
as our friend writes, "they are very
scarce and command a fabulous
price," delicate splinter from the
Hub" The latter We have intrust-
ed to our extensive dealer, Mr.. L.
Brewin, in the house-furnishing line,
to mount in one of his fue picture
frames.
Telegrapher Allen will accept the
thanks Of The News for his courtesy
in repeatedly sending late kilograms
of the deceased Presidents condition
to this Office.
Our young friend and skillful sign
painter, David Harmer, has opened q
business stand, very attractive, and
with stock of materials iu his line
of the best quality and bottom prices.
The game of base ball on Saturday,
Burlington VS.. AL Merritt Of Camden
proved very exciting. Eleven in
nings were played without victory
for either side and the game drawn
Mr.. r G.. Stowell has fortunately
secured the agency for Burlington
county of the SANITARY Sewing
Machine Treadle." In working q
machine with this power the feet
alone are brought into action, thus
avoiding the ordinary strain Of the
hip and spine incident to all treadles
save this 1t is highly Endorsed by
the medical faculty Of this city, and
strongly recommended by users (and
they are legion) throughout the
county. Call and examine it
We credit Mayor Rigg for his just
and severe rebuke to complainant
who was only too lightly punished BY
q citizen for committing a gross insult
to one of the weaker sex
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26

UNIT HOLLY PRODUCE MARKET
Reported by JOHN B. COLLINS.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS,

Mrs. ]. II. Beckham and family, who
have been summering in Warrenton, have returned
home,
The special White Sulphur Springs train
on tho Virginia Midland Railroad is to be dscon
tiuued tomorrow
Miss Anna Gregory has returned to the
city amer n three months visit 10 the southern
counties OF the state.
Mrs. George Johnston has returned from
Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, where she has
been spending the summer
Judge Chiffon yesterday removed +. NJ.
Hunter from the position Of commissioner Of &c.
Charlel Dearborn in his place,
The Alexandria Game Protective AS
sociation met Monday night aud made arrange
nents for the annual game dinner OF the HssOcla.
tlon, to take place at Fort F0Ole to-day.
A tub race for gold medal, offered by
Mr. NJ. J. Waterman, Is TO take place from King
street dock to the chAnucl and back on The OPEN
ing day of the Alexandria iair Already there are
ten entries.
Two conventions were held in AleXan-
dria ycslerday--a ReadJustrr and StraightOut The
former nominated Sewel u, ,Culbcti, Of Alexandria
County, as n candidate for the house OF delegates
aud lhe latter Edmund Burke, The Two conyen.
tiOns would not hATInonizc.
Rival telegraph lines are now being
erected across the bridge Of the Alexandria canal
RqueduCt at Georgetown. II Is II prevailing im-
preston that railroad viii soon cross the ruto-
mae on the piers Of that same bridge or Ot another
| to be erected near 1t, When that shall DC done,
and the trHde aud travel between Alexandria and
Washington so that way, the Iond that now crosses
| the Long Bridge and the Washington ana Alex
Andria Ferry Company Will regret that the con-
struction Of the new road WAS suggested by the
| trouble aud Inconvenience now and for some time
past attending communication between the two
cities
At meeting of Old Dominion Com
mandery, Knights Templar, Monday night, the
| following officers were installed; y. a. Reed emil
| nent commander; H. t. Downhum, gouoralissimo;
| j r. Beckham, captain general j. II, u. Smoot,
| treasurer; James L. Alexander, recorder; X. KOm-
| per, prcate; Edgar Warfeld, senior warden; A.
| w. Armstrong, Junior wardeni a, A.. Warleld,
| standard bearer Harry Sm0ot, sword bearGri L.
| guards; Clarence T. French, W. X, Davidson, and
| Matthew HObson, guards John Craven, sentinel,
| The following committee, 70 make arrangements
| for the visit Of the cOmmandeTy To the Yorktown
| Centennial celebration, was appointed: Edgar
| Wariield, Joseph Hopkins, F. l.. COrbett, A, W.
| Armstrong, and W, X. Davidson.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Tho YorL,own Celebration.

Open-air concerts are to be given dur
ing the progress of the festivities In connection
with the Yorktown Centennial Celebration. The
programme for October IS, the day on which the
cornerstone of the monument will be laid, Is as
follows: Twelve o'clock M, the nsscmblage will
be called to order by Hon. John W. Johnston,
chairman Of commission; prayer by Rev. Robert
Nelson; music; address Of welcome by Hon. +. w,
NJ. Holiday, Governor Of Virginia; music; intro
ductory remarks by Hon John W. Johnston, United
states Senator from Virginia. aud chairman ofcom.
mission; music; cornerstone OF the monument
laid with Masonic ceremonies, conducted by NJ.
W. Pcyt0n 8. Coles, grand master OF MasOns In Nir-
glnin. The Masonic display will be one OF the
imposing features of the celebration. IL Is cst.
mated that upward of eight thousand Masons will
participate In the ceremonies Tho Governor OF
Michigan and his stan, aud BrigadNr- General
Wilmington and his staff together with six conf
panies Of infantry from Michigan, have decided to
be present nj Yorktown, aud to visit Washington
city route. Owing to the expense of transpor-
tution, the artillery battery Of Washington Terri
tory-the only existing military Organization
which participated In the sicgc-will not be
brought east to take part In the celebration.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
The Hcrdic Company in Court.

In the Police Court yesterday S. f..
Eherly, superintendent of the Herdic Company,
was charged with cruelty to anm;ds ut the in.
stance of Mnjor King, agent, Gc., IN permitting II
coach to be driven up Fifteenth, Street last Friday
with twelve heavy passengers aside and only one
small horse outside. McsSrs. alison NHilor. 4. W.
were examined ns experts, 'aud testified to the
strain and load on the hoTjr, the warm weather
and soft condition OF ithc concrete max
ing II especially severe lhc company Coutcndod
that three of the Passengers had got in
near the top Of the, Mill aud That the horse had
often carried as may passengers before The court
remarked that THE HcrdlG Company had by their
signs fixed the iiumbcr Of passengers at eight, and
that when they carried more than thnt number
inGiCt the nominal fine of 81 this time. bat for any
future case of like nature brought before him Il
more serious fine would be imposed.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Monterey is Incorporated.

Monterey is Incorporated.
The electric light forthe Luray Cavcrns
cost $1,000,
The Iynchburg regatta is postponed till
the 2Oth Instant,
The Lexington Presbytery will meet at
the Warm Springs to-day.
The drouth has spoiled the little buck
wheat that has grown in Virginia.
The swect-potato growers seem TO have
made hit this year In spite OF the drouih.
The machinery for the new furnace at
the Shenandoah irOn.works viii cost $4,000.
A colored woman was struck by light
ming and killed In Buckingham County last Fri
Tho Republican Straightout State Com
miltee will meet in Richmond Tuesday, septem'
The Shenandoah Iron-Works have been
Obliged to cease operations on account of the lack
Of water.
Wild. Mooney, a United States prisoner
confined IN the Abingdon jail, made his escape
last Tuesday
Norfolk will be illuminated with forty
electric lights for four nights during the Centen.
nial celebration,
Large quantities of wheat are arriving
IN Lynchhurg from Franklin County over the new
narrow gauge road.
Eighty-seven colored converts We're
baptized in SassGfras Creek, Gloucester County,
Saturday before last
Refreshing rains are reported during
several days last week from the Rawley Springs
section of the Valley.
A large force is working day and night
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to complete
the extension to Yorktown.
Captain Thomas V. Fry has been nomi-
mated for the house of delegates by the Readjust-
| ers of Greene and Madison.
j. i. Ross has been nominated for the
house by the Rcadjusters of Gloucester County.
The Republicans have decided to support him.
The following postmnsters in Virginia
have been commissioned; w !, shernani Fort
Washington County; ]. w. Campbell Motlatts
Creek, Augusta County, NJ +. Polling, Globe
Hampshire County, j. W Ward, Jenkins Bridge
ACcOinac County; W. Thompson, CherIystone
NORTHAMPTON County; also 10 j. E. McGlolhlin
RaYensN Ood Jackson County w, Va,
National Republican., 1881-09-14
A lsninrai Accident.

A very painful accident occurred at
half-past six last evening ut street. near the
ner Of Eleventh street northwest, whereby a boy
named George William Brown. aged twelve years,
had three fingers blown on. The boy, who Is in
the employ of Andrew Cummiskcy, an ice dealer
in that locality, showed the latter a cartridge he
had found. II was Of copper cylindrical In form.
diameter. One half of the shell was empty and
the other half was filled with composition
clission caps. Mr.. Cummiskcy told the boy
TO throw the thing away. Instead of doing So
however, lie laid 1t on the car.track. Finding no
results from car passing over 1t, ho got needle
md commenced to dig out the composition. The
shell exploded, tearing away the thumb and part
of the index finger Of the leit hand, and the first
joint of the index finger of the right. The boy was
Immediately carried TO Entwisle's drugstore,
where his wounds were dressed. The dlspenSary
inlnrpl llnuprs IhlA morning.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
COLLECTIONS.
THE FAMILY OF NATIONS.
Interesting Address DeIore the National
Arbitration League.

Jacob Troth, esq, Of Accotink, Va, de-
lvered highly interesting lecture at the T. Street
Baptist Church last evening before the National
Arbitration League. The speaker took the sub.
jcct OF arbitration as n method of settling national
differences and presented u alOngarray of statistics
10 the suffering that had been enlailcd on ,man-
kind where the Nrhtinment OF the sword had been
evoked by the nations Of the earth. lie said that
there were bat my within the past century in
which national disputes had been settled by albl
trntiOm that in these the money expended had gone
70 benefit the peoples interested IN the result, ana
had been Of use in promoting their happiness ana
wclfHrc that within the past quarter Of century,
fTom 1858 10 ls77 there had been numerous teartul
aud devastating wars. in which II WAS estimated
by The London Pence society that ,9iS,OOO men had
been Killed In actual battle aud SlbOOOOO(OO eN-
pended that this vast sum was MS totally lost as
though 1t had been east into the depths of the sea-
besides which the wall OF the widow and orphan
had been added TO swell the grand total
of human misery in the countries at strife.
AS u remedy for tie evils springimg from all this
the speaker urged the formation of an inlernU'
tiOnnl code Of arbitTatioh under which nations
could adjust their differences IN the light of reasOn
aud with guaranty thatw weaker powers should DE
protected from the uggreSsions Of powerful rivals
that to carry out this grand scheme OF mercy To-
mankind good men ana women all over the world
should work earnestly ana faithfully TO hasten the
coming of that time when swords shall be beaten
into plowshares and spears into pruning hooks
National Republican., 1881-09-14
A Washington chorus for yorktown.

Mr., Siegel, of Richmond, Va, who is
the musical director Of the Yorktown Centennial
has written to Dr. l.. s. KimbHll, OF this city. re-
questing him TO take steps To organize chorus OF
male voices to take part In tho exercises on that
occasion. Such gentlemen as join this chorus will
be taken charge of by the committee and cared
for at Yorktown free OF all expense during the
centennial, or they will be furnished with accom-.
from Yorktown each day The music to be rem.
dcrcd by the grand chorus Of male voices at York !.
town will comprise "The star Spanglcd Banner"
" Hail Columbia" Centennial Hymn" and some
special compositions A meeting OF the amateurs
of Washington will be called at Nn early day TO
ascertain Who will join in the movement,
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Excursion Notes.

The steamcrJohn W. Thompson will go
to Lower Cedar Point next Saturday. This will
give those who can get away only on that dny II
chance to have good time. On Sunday grand
oyster roast Will be given at the Point-forks and
condiments furnished by the propretors. No inn
proper characters are TO be admitted on the boat.
1t Is determined that this excursion shall be Il de-
cent one.
The steamer T. V. ArrowSnith gives mn excur-
sion to Blackstone Island to-day under the aus
picCs of the Potomac Fruit Growers.
Tomorrow the Washington Cadets GO to Mount
Vernon Springs on the steamer Mary Washington.
The Second United States Artillery Band will Gc-
company them. There win be u target match,
dress parade, and exhibition drill
National Republican., 1881-09-14
vienrn Lndic,, Orehe.trn.

The first concert of this orchestra at
Abners Garden last night was acomplete success.
large, brilliant, and sic.loving audience had
assembled TO do honor to this world-renowned or.
cheStra. Expectations were naturally high, and
we arc glad to say they were not disappointed,
Under the graceful leadership OF Madame Temler
the various pieces of the programme especially Sc.
loctcd from the great masters, were rendered with
mnsterly tout ensemble and the most delicate and
fine shadings, A magnificent yloloncello solo by
Miss Fanny Heritncr and the bcwtching bird war.
blcs Of her sister Liddy on the reed flute created
the greatest lenhusiasn Our friend Abner deserves
well to have his concerts patrOnizcd
National Republican., 1881-09-14
George w. IsIgg.' VIII.

The will of the late George w. Riggs
has not yet been probated owing to the absence
of the executor, Mr., Alexander Elliott, The exact
amount of his property is not known, but 1t is be-
licved that his interest in the banking house of
Riggs & Co. here constituted one-third of the
estate. Mr.. Riggs also owned large amounts of
real estate in this city, IN 81. Louis, and In other
Western cities. Thewill, which wns made in 1867,
eaycs oil of the property to his children, dividing
II equally among them
National Republican., 1881-09-14
4 Miinc.n Against Gnitcnu.

The District Attorney has taken the
statement of Mr., Judson W. Wheeler, of Hampton,
Va, who was in the ladies' waiting. room ut the
depot at the time of the shooting of President Cur.
field, and in such position that he saw It all.
He states that II was the first shot of Guteau which
struck the President IN the back; thut the Prcsi-
dent sank MS ii his legs were giving way wl0n the
assassin fired the second shot; that from the time
Gutcau drew and aimed the pistol TIL after tho
second shot he kept 1t extended and aimed to-
ward the President, apparently not changing the
all
National Republican., 1881-09-14
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
rhn YYenther Tn.nny.

Forue Middle Atlantic States, including The
District Of Columbia fair cedther, variable ,cinds, rs-
ing, yoooed BY stationary barometer and nearly stu
tondrp temperature.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: a. M, GO; II am, 70oi p. M, A'i p
m, no II p. M, G62o; maximum, s5.2o; mint,
num- coo.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
New building Association.

Last night, ut Cosmopolitan Hall, cor
ner of Eighth and L streets, number Of gentle
men assembled to consider the feasibility oforgan-
zing new building association. Mr.. Dennis Con-
nell was called to the chnr and Mr. Daniel Dono-
van appointed secretary pro lem. The outlook APP
pearlng sufficiently encouraging, and q large mum.
committee of i've to druil u constitution and by
laws, aud to report Mt meeting to be held Thurs
day, September - at eight p. IN. The low rates OF
interest now prevailing aud the widespread de-
sire to acquire homesiCnds appear to have given q
boom to entCrnrses OF this nature.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
LOCAL MENTION.
The one Hundred aud ThIrty.nnh occH'

Al New Orleans on the 9th day Of August nt the
1S,th Grand Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana
state Lottery Company, $4,000, the first capital
priyc wns won by ticket No. 1907, hali held by
ticorge Barkdoll n much respected conductor on
the Perkiomen branch Of the philadelphia ana
Reading Railrl nd, living at Norristowu, Pa. We
other half held by Felix u. Lester, helper ~ i wy
MT jackson Tenn. $4,000, the second prize pI 20
IS sis, one. half held by William NJ. shaw, D99k.
keeper Lakeside Foundry, Chicago, W. Inv I s'iCr m
No. PISS, half held by Mrs b. Mack, New YORK
city. the other half by Charles Bnreh also NsW CsN
Voyi city. s2 800 drawn by Nos 96,I02 and l6,0Sl
boiycs Lcii by s Dcimontc, No, $40 Magazine
street, New Orleans, Lo. Henry zcmGr, E1st New New
York ~ A. Fricr Shnwncciown,, ILL., cnllccteu
through NJ NJ. Pool & Co, bankers thcIei ltmnhn
Bartctt No 50 fremont street, Boston, Mass; lheIe
were thousands Of other lucky ones too tedious to
enumcratc, but amy one anxious 70 Know noou. ,,oo
10 st. A. Dauphn. New orleans, In, before Octo-
ber H. the day of the l37th drawing.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
An Accident 10 Judge Lee.

Colonel r. ii, Kirk, Of this city, one of
the counsel ofJudge Samuel Lee in the contested
election case of Lee VS.. Richardson, has been the
recIpient of n letter from South Carolina stating
that Judge Lee had the fingers of his LEFT hand
severely lacepted in cotton gin recently. lie
ate the gin, when his hand was caught in the saws,
National Republican., 1881-09-14
"Roon,. for Ren,, nt ,he onern.Monse.

Another good house enjoyed this capital
comedy last night The piece ran smoother than
on Monday night II is admirably mounted, and
deserves the patronage of the public 1t is funny,
without indecency; the situations are very CONT
cal, the dialogue IS bright and the entire piece Is
thoroughly amusing In every respect Miss Key
nolds' singing aud Mr Holsts dancing are artistic
features, worthy OF strong cOmmendntion-this
without intending an invidious distinction. The
company Is all unusually strong one.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
llnNA mud RnXniYcrs.

The other afternoon squad OF lads IN
an alley near First street northwest got In row,
when one of them dfcw n revolver and fired three
shots at the others, fortunately missing them all
None of the lads were much above trundlo.b bed
size, and the incident shows the necessity of pa
rents keeping sharp eye on the pockets of their
boys Ifthey do not they may ilnd some Of them
in the criminal dock undergoing trial for killing
or attcmptinG 10 klll some of their playmntes.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
The Des,ructIon in SIIch,ea,

The Pust-Ollice Department Is in receipt
of letter from James H. Burgess, railroad agent
stating that the following towns in Michigan have
been completely wiped out by the recent fires, not
house being lett: Tyre, ubly, Huron City
Charleston, Richmondvile, and Apologize, The
postmaster ut Ubly writes that the destruction in
that town has included everything, animate and
inan.mate, except myself and wife"
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.
educational.

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-THE AU-
IN tumn examination OF students will begin
THURSDAY, September IS, at y. M, In the COLLEGE
building. lsel35tl A. u. A. KING. NJ D., Dean.
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
~ The course of lectures on Chemistry, Phar-
macy, Materla. Medca, and Botany begins ut u. m.
nouncements apply to JOHN A. MILBURN. Treas
urer, northwest corner and Eleventh streets.
splJOt
National Republican., 1881-09-14
FALL hMusEMEnTs.
Miss Jennio Leo the National and
"Roons for( Rent" nt Fords.

The increaSed attendance at the Ma
tionol last Eight showed that many Of our play
goers wNsre simply waiting for the verdict" Now
tn91t Is satisfactory we feel confident that bust.
JHess will steadily improve during the rest Of the
week. We assure the readers Of THE REPUB-
LicAN that they cannot afford TO forego Miss
LEGS great impersonatcn OF "Jo,n 1t Is cmphati.
cally one OF tho marveis OF the modern st0ge.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
rnr Nn,,onnI snrc.prpost Com

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, icwclry, &c eau on OF ADDRESS
Herzog, 3OS Ninth st., near PCnnSylvanln ave-
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Howard University.
Tree T,,i+io,,
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

School will be resumed on TIL URSDAY, sth inst,
In the Classical Scientific, and Commercial branches.
Examination for entrance held from the 5th Of Sep
tember onward.
Terms for day scholars SO for half fboarders 900;
for boarders, 500 per annum
Private Instruction given in Analytical Chemistry
at special rates
School tickets may be obtained at the Office OF the
Metropolitan Railroad Company. The cars pass
within two squares of the college For further par
ticulars apply to [se6 2wl +. +. HEALY, ST..
National Republican., 1881-09-14

TRUE lb8
1RoN BrrEns arc lgHy recommended Jor a"
Diseases rcquirfu. certain aud efficient tonic e'-
.,,,,,,r, =, .,gcsiion, Dysppsio, Intermittent Ecrcrs,
,,,,, ~ Appetite Loss Of Strength, Lack Qf Encrgy,
&c. Enrches The Mood, strengthens The muscles, and
gircs nctc ilt to the nery' They act uEc charm on
Ge digestive organs, rcmortng al dyspepic symptoms,
such as tasting The Jood bo'ching heat in he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The on'y Iron Preparation that ,cR
not bldcln he teeth or gire hcaddchc IIric for The
II Book, 80 pages amusing and useful reading, sent
free.
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Aldcrney butter churncd every morning,
and delivered in 1slb "Wurd" prints ut 3jc per lb.
Also cottage cheese, 5c. per ball buttermilk, &c,
per quart and sweet milk &c. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
TYLER & CHEWING,
oI8 Seventh Street N. w.

Nj WILLIAM OFFERS AT GREATLY ne
,INls duced prices his enlire stock OF new sum
MER GOODS. French Pattern Bonnets and Hats,
Millinery Novelties, SIX Wraps, Street and Travel
ing Wraps all the best French Corsets Lawn and Per
Gale Wrappers Lawn and Glngham Suits, Black
Damasse Suits. A fine assortment OF ParAsos and
Gloves, Parislnn Novelties In Neckwear, Black and
White LAces In great variety, Ladies' and Misses
Bathing Sus and Capa, and carefully selected line or
Parsan Novelties Best English Needles, four papers
N. WILLIAM,
7Cite Trevlse, Paris 907 Penna. avenue.
National Republican., 1881-09-14

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths eO3
street Only frst-clnss bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
nr. noycc,. TurhisI nnth,
The shedd Rnihs.

roo ST., near judiciary So, will occupy new bath
October /, 14l7 q ST., opposite Riggs House
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Prominent Arrivals. #

Meiropoltan.--J. b. Hall; Columbus,
Ohio; Stuart Wood, Philadelphia; W. h. Rogers
Norfolk, Va; E. c. Medbhry, New York; William
T. Herbert, Baltimore; Percy C. MOgnus, Atlanta,
Ca; A. II. Tevis, Springfield, Mo-; T. C. Hammond
Asbury Park John w. Prescott, Louisiana; II. f.
Warner, Chicago, ILL.,; P. II. Rcinhard, Lebanon
Pa
81. Jdms.-M. Ulman, G.. Wolf Brook
lyn George B. Cobb, Indiana; ID. q. Purse, Ashby
Purse Georgia; J. j. Wilson, Lynchburg Va. J. b.
Kibler, Norfolk. Va; J. IT, Ewalt Lexington, KY;
NJ. NJ. Graham, Glasgow, Scotland.
Riggs.--W. ID. Johnston, st. Louis; A..
7. Dexter Providence; A. Puskas, New York; j..
l.. Reed, Dayton; Or. w. II. Holcombc, New Or.
leans George II. Rowland, A. d. Hawkins, Brook
lyn.
81. Marc.-A. G. Wright, Georgia; S. p.
DuHhane, Virginia; l., Ach, New York; II. W.
Carter w l.. Lynn, e. F. Hibbs, l.. L. Helen, Vir-
ginia; A. II. Gawler, West Virginia.
Hnperial.-M. NJ. Moore, James Kelly,
Baltimore; DR.. w. Z. Morris, New York.
U'ormicy'S.-IIon. b. G. Maxwell, Major
Hcyland, England.
AHingtom-W. Alstrore, Spanish Peak,
| Cal.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Iron Bittcrs.

TIC NnNtOuht Nhtf'D'PVN'
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, coz,
tlnucs to receive valuables of all description" '''
safe keeping at very low rates.