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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-06

A number of students are sent each year
from the District to Rock Hin College EIiCOtt city,
Md, III charge of the Christian Brothers, and the
thorough tuition, mia and parental discipline, and
heathfuness Of the location have always given I'M
falling satisfaction 10 parents and guardians. The
prospectus for next term Is now ready, announcing
scientific, classical, ana commercial courses lnclud-
Ing modern languages and drawing without extra
charge, and can DO had by addressing the pTe snt
Brother Azarias. studies will be resumed on the rst
Monday In September.
The Sisters in chargeof the Academy0 tho Nsl ia
tlOn located in the large and elegant Duildi ng
surrounded by spacious grounds, Connect Il cut
the British Legation, announce that they
have made arrangements Ia receive a limited number
OF pupils To board during tho term, The academy
win accordingly be conducted hereafter as "a boarding
wnl day school Ion young ladies' little girls
and without doubt viii continue 10 resolve the same
patronage which its sterling merits combined with
reasonable terms we'll deserve.
The Law School OF Georgetown University resume 5
its lectures On the hTst Wednesday ia OctOber at
li2b New York avenue, with the same excellent
facmltY and Cnrricnlnm as last wear.
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LOCAL MENTION.

ktNG's PALACE, ON account OF rebuilding
we are compelled TO surrender tho second floor the
large and beautiful show rooms as wen as tho lhnd
floor and the stock room u few DAYS a. the builder
while rebuilding. NO doubt the ladies are aware OF
the enormous stock " flowers, LAGOS plumes trimmed
and untrlmmed hats and bsnnsts as well as other ar
ticlos In the millinery luc, which have TO be sold hav-
inc no room to place thom. pricos will ne object
Tho goods Ate sound TO bo slaughtered rather than 10
store them. Ladies In need Of millinery should not
neglect this opportunity for bargains,
In is heathiul and iuvigorating, but not
intoxicating. We mean the celebrated Ianhhanser
beer manufactured by Rercner& Engle aud Furnished
by tie agents, NiessTS. BenzleT Co., 9aS ID street
II is the purest aud hcst beer manufactured, as You
win discover when you have tried IT,
AGESrs can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth SI0 sent free For full particulars address EG
Rideont CO., 10 Barclay street, New York.
THK Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
are the perfection OF luxury and conducive to health
open sundays TIL 4. NJ.
JoB PRINTING of every description at Byron
5. Adams's, printer, lie Droit Building.
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The Inauguration OF the monthly grand
drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Company
az the Tune OF it's inception with its thus seemingly
unnecessarily liberal offer OF pTlzes) was very bold
undertaking tol uhuie nues. But the honest utell-
gent, and reliable management has never failed 10
perform 10 the moment and 10 ths letter all that IL
has promised ana non Teaps IT, reward Tor it, adety
III having deserYedly tie entire confidence Of The pub
nc from the 81. Lawrence 10 the Gulf VI Mexico aud
from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific. Gems. q. a Bsau-
regard Of LouGiaua and Jubal A. Larry Of YlTEipia
nave the sole management Of the dTawlugs aud a.
or any 81 fraction oft, sent 70 ~ A. Dauphiu, New
orleans La, Will receive pfOuupt attention, The
next event occurs on Tuesday, August u.
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The Washington Light Infantry
Their Contemplated Trip 10 Cape


Whether the corps will or will not go to
Cape May for weeks encampment August 10 will
he definitely settled Tomorrow evening. The only
can take fun ranks. In the meantime members OF
the corps are being seen, aud II II shall be shown
the meeting tomorrow that this be done, the
programme arranged for the 18th viii be carried
out. Great preparations are being made at Cape
May by friends of the corps and their reception will
he one of the notable events occurring at that famous
seaside resort. Cape May correspondence Ia the
Baltimore american Of August says:
Although entirely contrary To precedent, II seems
probable that the greatest attractions Of the will
this season make their appearance about August 49,
refer to the visit OF the Washington Light Infantry
Corps. 1t settled fact that they viii be here The
Washington Light Infantry officers have decided in
formally that the command shall go into camp here
on Congress Hall lawn, and about l25 members Will
participate in the encampment. The will live In
tents ON the lawn hut Will eat Mt the hotel thus doing
away with the most unpleasant features of camp life
viz, the generally bad cooking and the eating and
drinking out OF tin plates and cups which Ia both
outsiders and soldiers were among several very ull-
pleasant features OF the Firth Maryland camp.
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The Grea Ohio wolerspout.

COLuMEuB, ono, Aug 5.-The information
O-day Is hat Iains on tue ohio Central road arc not
running further south than MaSahaa, and the road
VIII require several weeks Of repairs before they
get beyond THAI Poiut. Tho lOss by tue waterspOuG
VI thursday Has much greater than hrst supposed.
From point three miles north OF Corning down 10
South bend aud up Tue west branch VI the Ohio ecu
ua 10 Buckingham, distance OF sixteen " eighteen
niles the track 10 almost entirely DESTROYED. For
miles t csnnOI be observed that railroad located
Eere Most all Of the live stock IN the two valleys
was swept away II Is believed that tho loss-rail-
roads, mines, etc.-will approximate 10 600, 900.
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ENCurAiOIls.

The sixth select moonlight excursion of the
FanchOn club 10 Marshall Hall win take place ON
Monday evening on board the steamer W. VI. Cor
cOran. The successes of tho past win bo repeated
with Interest on the occasion Of this trip See adyor-
tisement.
The Alexandria Light Infantry Will give another
ono OF their pleasant excursion parties on Friday
evening next 10 Marshall Hall The boat will leave
Washington at $3.50 O'Clock, and the music will he
supplied by the Marine Hand
The MignOn Club viii give Its second select family
excursion to Marshall Hall On THURSDAY August TO-
The COrs0ran will make two trips, at $3.50 a. NJ. and
$3.50 z. NJ.
Tho third select excursion Of tho Uulon Veteran
Corps 10 Marshall Hall VIII come oil on Tuesday even
ing, the sth instant. The steamer CorcOTan leaves
az O clock, and returns at midnight.
Tue Apollo Club excursion. which has been vice
postponed to the regret 0f those who know what an
elegaBt affair II would he and feared 10 lose II, Is
now set for the 9th instant at or, NJ
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Ahner,n hnnInler Nnrhen.

No better proof Of the popularity of
Ahu0r could have boon Witnessed than the crowded
balconies OF last week, nOtwi hstandng tho nClen-
eucy OF the weather, The copuphone was uuani-
mOusly voted wonderful instrument aud win COu-
tlnuo 10 excite The curiosity and admiration ~
Abuer's visitors under the dOGtsrOus fingers OF as
master Professor a, W. sawyer. Nh, FAgin, tho
popular Osssn, Il TeUngaged and Madame Heauman,
Washington n fayOIile nezlO- soprano, win delight
our music loving public with ballads, and The
bright memories which we sim have Of her singing
Whom MnIe q TOW YeaIh AEO.
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Drivers Garden,

The general excellence of the performances
this popular place of resort to crowd the
garden every evening with the bUst OF Washington
people embracing distinguished legislators. IuTists,
soldiers and citizens eminent IN the private walks of
NE FOR this week Masses May Arnott. II. Taylor,
Nellie Anon, operate and ballad YOCalsts aud Miss
MeDermOtt terpsichOroAn artist, aIo engaged Ia adj
aitiOn 10 tho fRNoIltrs Of last week. Mr.. barney
Reynolds sti holds this boards and delights the audi
ences with his funny sayings limitations, songs and
operate comedies. complimentary ben6ht will he
given this very deserving artist the 18Th Instant
when host Of volunteer talent win appear Ia add
ton To the regular company.
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itvculd materially Ueueai them by keeping a correct
fecnrd OF all games plRyeu

1t would materially bcuent them by keeping correct
record OF all games played.
The games scheduled for the rest of this
month among the Departmental League are as follows
below II is TO he hoped that unless the weather pre-
vents the clubs viii strive to play on tho days ar.
ranged, and not have games postponed because mem-
befs ot the various teams wished Ia play the p1r
cular date with other organized clubs of which they
are also members,
August s-rr.utmc once and interior
Angus tO-War aud Printing once
August i2-rnst and Interior.
August 15--rrutug once md War
August t7-Iutorlor and War.
August 19-rOst and Printing ONCE.
August 22-Mar and Post.
August 2t-lnterl0r and Printing once.
August e6-War and Interior.
The Chicaco5 and Detroits we're the first
League teams 10 finish their championship series. tho
former winning eight the latter fonr. The Ctucin-
uatis and ritshurgs were the inst IN the American
Association, the former winning ten, the latter six
The Waverleys, of this city, have gone to
Harrisburg to play the champion nine Of that city.
Johnny Greason and Balem Burch think
OF recognizing the old Creightons OF this city.
Nanny Jennings win play, and u they can find Old
kueSter there will he no lack Of Interest among the
old sports.
A new nine, styling themselves the "Muf-
ters, " has been organized Capitol nm. Professor
SouSa, OF the Marine Band Is the leading organizer.
The Stalwarts defeated the Critics on
Tuesday last by score OF TO 4. SO many OF tile
Critics were used up that they were more ut tot u
hospital than u ball field.
The Star Nationals, of this city, defeated
| the Richmond team on Wednesday last in Richmond
by score OF to 1. The game was witnessed by a
very large crowd the play OF tho Nationals being
| very fine.
The captains or scorers of the hi iierent
clubs would confer favor II they would send or mail
tn this Office record OF the games played by their
spectNe organizations,
The Departmental League meet to morrow
| evening ut the st. Cloud nuilding
The game yesterday afternoon between the
War and Post once mines resulted In drawn battle,
ming. The playing Of the War Department niue was
| OF Baker, their catcher and main support. The
no. At the last half Of the eighth inning the
was to In favor Of the Post once, hut by punching
their hits aud splendid base running the Wars tied
| their score amid great excitement.
| The Waverleys were defeated yesterday in
Harrisburg, Pa, by the crack amateur team Of that
| place ly a score OF 5 to ..
| Games in the American Association were
greatly nterfered with during the past week by the
prevailing rains, tho clubs having the msfoTune Il
lie right within the whore tho storm central.
The cinclnnats stlll maintain their winning lead, aud
there Is little prospect OF OF the other teams
| hauling them Tho Athletics, Of Philadelphia, arr
second, st. Louis third aud Louisville fourth. ThC
games of yesterday are not counted In this table;
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ENcurslon DO Lurn, Ca,e.

Messrs. lIelphenstine and Free viii give
their trd ana last excursion 10 uray cave This
ON tho 9TH instant tho baltimore and ohio ail-
road, Via Harper Ferry. Pamphlets containing au
elaborate description NJ tho Cave by the Smithsonian
Institute, together with railroad map. can be- had
upon application AT tho Fbbitt House drug store aud
Free book store corner Of aud FOurtoents streets
Tie price Of Iuund-tnp ticket, Including admission
a. the Cave, win ho ibtu, lower than ever before
40 uLLLAem uL " AanlmGlnm ahoml1 IAl " NlalL ~
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A Nice IMPROVEMENT.

The we'll known insurance firm Of Tyler
q Rutherford have leased tho spacious bndiug No.
1896 street northwest Tor term VI years, aud viii
remove 10 their new once TO- morrow M6asTs. Tyler
Rutherford viii hereafter IN addition 10 tbsir in-
and OaninE business, do general real estate
business. They have number " large ONCE rooms
thiTd nOOrs those the second nGOr being paticu-
laTly suitable Tor a INST class lam hrm dentist
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Mrs. scoyiIIe Sues for divorce.

CHICAGO, August j.--Mrs, Scoyille thismorn-
lag Ia the Circuit Court nled bill for divorce against
her husband asglng cruelty on two OCCASIONS and
passionate anger his part as the cause Not much
signidcance Is attached 10 these proceedings. Her
husband claims that she is being Influenced by utter
esteG outsiders, and has no real grievance.
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. A. POPE, Gen. Pass. Act.
NJ SLAubHTER, A. Il. l.. A. febU-
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DouBhE TnAdk, srEhi. RAJ RAILs soS SrhfN lsI
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT,
IN EFFECT JULY 20, 1852.
Trains leave Washington IRON Station cor u 81 ttL
and streeta, us follows
For Pittshurg and tho West, Chicago Limited Fx-
press of Pullman Hotel ana Sleeping Cars, az
$3.50 a. IN. daily; Fast Line, $3.50 u. M. daily
with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg 10 Clncn-
natl; Western Express, 1880 T.. M. daily, with
Palace Cars TO rittsDurg; Mali Express $3.50 u.
M. daily for rittsburg and The West.
For cresssn Springs $3.50 A. NJ, 1880, and $3.50 T..
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandagua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara at
wv a.. m; daily, except Sunday with Parlor
car from Harrisburg; $500 ?. N. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Cars Ia Canandaigua,
ForWilliamsport Lock Haven, and EimiTh, 81 80 a.
IN. daily, except sunday,
For New York and tho East s. lO;3Oa, M, 1890 4:2O
300 and lO2Op,m. ON Sunday, i:20, $3.50, and
Limited Express Of Pullman parlor Cars, 40 a. m,
daily except Sunday.
For brooklyn, Now York, all through trains connect
az Jersey cry Win boats Of Brooklyn AHneG, ~
inH double ieTiiage across New York city,
For philadelphia, s, 1880 a, NJ, l'aO, ii20, $3.50
ana iO'2op'm' ON Sunday, i'2O $3.50, and 1920
Limited Express O;aO a. M, daily, except sunda,
FOR balllmolei $40, $500 $3.50, 10: 80 a, NJ, and
$50, ii2O $40, $3.50, 1850, $50. and 1920 p. M
on sunday, $500 and $3.50 am, ago, 6;2O, 1880,
For rSSPo's Greek line $40 a. m. aud 4'4op IN.
For Annapolis, s'4Oa. and 4'4Op, IN, daily, except
sunday.
ALEXA NDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $3.50 1900, $3.50, 1880, HIPS A. a.
1870, $500, 500, $500, and II 30 p m. ON SUNDAY
$3.50, $3.50, 1900 and lli25a M, and soap. NJ
For Richmond and the South, o. SOand ll;2S daily
and $500 p, m, daily except sunday.
Trains leave Accumulation Washington, &, 1880 B:lb
and 10 a. M, $780, g. s, :, and 8; 20 p. M, and
~ midnight. on Sunday at 1920, s;15 and 40
a. m, and and o, 20 p. m,
Tickets and Information at the ONCE northeast
nl IAa nd
and at the station, where orders can he left for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hoels
and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
y. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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The record of the Professional League for
the past week shows that the provldences have for
the second time this season assumed u commanding
lead AS the majority of games yet to he PLAYED
10y this team are to take place on their own grounds
the chances strong that they will stay at tho front.
The Chicagos are playing dangerously close game,
and the battle between the two VIII DO the great point
OF attraction for the lovers Of the sport. Detroit IL
also good rival OF both, AMI may make good fight
ere the season CLOSES BOstOn's club Is good fourth.
THIS table does not include games played yesterday.
They viii he found In our teegraphic columns.
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Trapelers' QSuitle.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TIE TIKI IA LINE 10 TIL Il W EST A ND SOUTH
WEST.
Schedule In effect MAY II, 1882.
40 A. NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections 10 all points South
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
frOm Washington, via Danyills to Atlanta and
Atlanta to New Orleans. A lao, from Washington
TO New Orleans, via Lynchburg and Bristol.
$3.50 A. M.-LOulSNILLE FAST LIN T., daily, via
charlottesville, Huntingdon and Lexington, to
Cincinnati Louisville, aud all Southwes
points, making direct connections, and with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to
Louisville.
1870 =. M.-WARRENTON ACCOMMODATIONS,
Daily, except Sunday, for WarIenton and inter-
mediate stations. Returning, arrives In Wash
ingtOn at 1880 A. NJ.
i0:36 T.. M.-soUTHEKN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
DAILY, TO ali points South, Southeast, and South
west via Danvilo ana Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeping Cars Washington to Chan leston and
Washington to White sulphur Springs.
For all points on Manassas Division take Z: 10 A. NJ
Train daily except Sunday. For Wanenton take
7:iO A. NJ. train daily, and i:20 T.. NJ. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
For tickets and all information inuuire at COM
pany's once, GOl Pennsylvania avenue, on AT Union
Depot.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent,
. 80 ,. A. POPE, Gen. Pass. Agt
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. q. l.. A, fohIu-,
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AmerIonm LegIon ol IIomor.

The Grand Council OF this lourishing Order
VIII be Instituted Augusl rs, 1882 by supreme Com
mander Jacob Kobarts, NJ u, Of Philadelphia. The
notices 60 tbs subordinate Councils w bo to them
this week. There are ten IUunClls hOuTshing ia ths
iusl.llirti0u ana ts IeaUsrshipI "a LARGELY fnrras
Ing Now Councils arc being formed, aud 1t ~ ok
p0cted al tho close OF the present year that the em-
baLshlp VIII DO up 10 The lhOnsanhA.
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knights of Pythias.

Brother T.. $. Howell, of Washington Di-
Vision No, |, Uniform Rank, returned last week
fTOm Visit to Ocean View.
An adjourned session Of the Grand Lodge
viii be held at Grand Army Han, corner Nlnth.a1d
ID streets, Friday evening next,
Brother William T. Bailey, y. q. C. of
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Base BaII.

ON Monday the Crescents and Twilights
played very Interesting game on Tue Columbia COl-
lege grounds the former winnihg Dya score Of lGtO
The published statement that the Interiors
had Withdrawn from the Departmental League Is iu-
correct they are determined 10 play their sched
ue, II the captains managers OF the different
clubs would seud report Of each game TO this
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Tor Sale.

NICE lot Of Bacon, Hams, Shoulders.
y Sides Mackeral in barrels, Half and
Quarters. Herring and Shad.
MERCHANT Il LUCAS.
June - lSS2.
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FINANCIAL.

NJ have q limited amount Of 6 per cent. goi
w Jefferson County, West Virginia, BoEe,
for sale at so cents. We recommend them 1.
firstc,ass investment.
b. K. JAMESON 4 CO., Bankers.
Srd and Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Sept. g., lsTs-tf.
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GhI Oreal chancct TO make money.
OOIhs Tho-c whoalwaystake advan-
tage of the good chances for making money
that are offered. generally become wealthy,
while those who do not improve such chances
remain in poverty. We want many men, wo-
men. boys and girls 10 work for Us right in
their " localities. ANY one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business will
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Ex-
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
cages fails To make money rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work. or only
your spare moments. Full information and
all that IS needed sent free. Address STISsoS
4 Co, Portland. Maine.
Dec. sly.
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Surveying and ConveyaEcing

7 WILL. sarvey anywhere, promptly and ~
short notice-accuracv guaranteed. Specia
attention paid in connection herewith to DRAW
ING DEEDS or any other instruments of Writing
+. o. harlestown, Jetersnn Co.. ". Va.
Dec. {, 1871. Z HOWELL BROWN.
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THE EST!
TEL FAL7la 4. Nod TKlI 8IBlsl
TWsE.H'TK.FOJEs

sold last season in Jefferson e Clarke Counties,
which was more than the aggregate sales of ali
other kinds combined. 1t is the best, because
il is the %Sinaylest. Strongest Lightcst Dnif, mast
managc1bie d perfect uOrkiag. 1t was not put out
il "A hurry To meet Il tcr,pcrary emergency, but
WIS the first Twinc Binder in the felt, and was
the Outcome of years of thodsht and labor.
Other machines are compelled to r-e clcii 9th
cr's devices and patents and Observation-Disclosures
selves and their customers in law suits aud
trouble for infrin SementS Of patents The
WOOD is unique in itself having nothing in
common with the other machines.
We refer % the following Jefferson Farmers
who have the Wood machine:
VIM. Beall, W. c.. Carpcr, Jas. Lee Griggs, r.
p. Chew Rev. w. T. Lcavell f. J. Manning,
nanl. Coleman. Milton Rouse, Tanquary. IL.
b. Davenport. Be. Washington, Jno. Burns,
J. ID. Butler, Chas. Aglionby, Herbert lIender-
son.
Call examine sample machine at Office of
Lippett & Co. CharleStown. Every machine
Guaranteed. For Sale by
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
Nov ~ iSS2
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Fail and WinteyI
Grand Opening Of II Magnificent Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Has and. Caps, DC.


IN Dress Goods I name Cashmere, Alpacas
y Debage, Australian Crcres, Dress fiannels.
Domestic Goods Prints, Bleachcd and I'm
bleachcd Cottons, Sheetings, Bed Ticks. Canton
Fianaels. Shaker aud Medicated Flannels
Ginghams, Crash, &c, &c.
Notions and FANCY Goods-Silk and Linen
Hanikerclticls. Iaiics' and Childrcn's Hoe
Gloves. Corscts. Nubias, Hoods, Lcggings, La
dies and Gents Ties and Scarfs, Ladies Sat
chefs, Ladies' Cloaks, L full line OF Dress Shirts
and Underwear.
White and Grey Blankets. Table OIL Cloth,
White Quilts. Skirts, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, &C., &c. We are prepared totaksasl corr,
in trade or on account. Ss-EOrLiN lOt
CORN! 40 tr0dble to shdN Goods. Whether
YOU wish to purchase or not, you will be treat
Ell with the same politeness and attention. Sa-
tisfiction guaranteed in every particular. Call
and see me before purchasing elsewhere:
Respectfully Z. w.
l.. l.. ERICKSON. s,u
X. LEO. T.UssELL.
Oct. 30, 1850.
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6oCE
Fine and Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Confcc-
tionery-toreign and dOmeStic-in great varic-
ty and abundance, and sold 1T a very small adj
vance on cost. Everything needed for Christ
mas cheer can be had at the Family store, inclu-
ding the richest Mince Meat. kaiSinS. Oranges
and Lemons. Citron and CurrantS, Cranberrics,
Almonds. Cocoanuts, FlbertS, Figs, Corn, To-
matoes, andother Canned Negetablesan Fruit,
Poultry
FINE SUGARS, COFtEES, SYRUPS,
Molasscs, &c, &c.
IN THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
are staple and Fancy Goods, Notions, &c
beautiful. substantial and cheap, comprising
many things appropriate and desirable a. Holt
day Gifts. assortment of Queens and Glass
Ware.
Attentive statesmen to show goods.
!. RAN. RODRICK,
East Room Of SGaHer Building.
December IS, 1850.
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E'imna5img y GaS-Fifting.

TIE undersigned offers Ls services to the
1 public. Pipes introduced into houses
Gas-uAtu-c> and fittings. Call and see Plates
of Fine Fixtures. finished i'm gold, polished
brass and Porcelain. Globes. Drop II,hts. Bur
ncrs. S.. OldGa> Fixture, Gilicd or rc-Rr0nzed
In the latest style. Store house of J. IL. EaS-
tc-lIy.
CHARLES Z SEAL.
Inn r 1850