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The daily gazette., 1883-10-31
wIIA1Ir1 eToN, DEL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1888.
LroaxsE AfPLroATTONs.
NOTICE., WILLIAM DOLLAR

NOTICE., WILLIAM D0LLARD,
~ TENANTof within - ntioned remises, Ia
hare6y 1--WE ynee ts
sh.Il app ~ r itlng 70 thS honorable, ,e ,hs
Peace aud jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware,
in and for sw Castle County, on M Monday, & ihs
rs Ssy " Court sf license 10 SeeP an
Inn or tavarn Ut Northwest corner Of Second
81 snd Inc ty Or wndn In Na% Ss ,e TsRh OOn M,d
Delaware, and TO stl lntoxicatlns liquors in less
nn Ss 70 " Sa S ne
residents Of said ward, recommend ths said sp-
Paul Kelley Neil Mc0ooley
WIN Walsh Patrick Long
Martin Doordan John Miner
John Doordnn Michael Hamilton
James Davis James II Monaghan
William O'MeaTa Peter u Miller
FraHcis McCloskey John e Mention
John Guthrie PatFlck O'hryne
William Forrest Patrick Conner
William Mahoney PHI Noon
William O'Meara- DR.
octsO.St WILLIAM DoLLARD.
NOTICE.-I, JOHN K. SWEENEY,
IN TENANT OF the within mentioned premises
In compliance With an act OF Assembly In sn h
ease ease made AID prOyd d do hereby give notIcs
the Judges the Court OF Gererai Sessions OF
ss reSe fpd Ja Dsysr q The state Of
1883, being the nrst day Of said court. for !
Ma sen ne se hd H Msrd In The city S
Wilmington. cnunty and State aforesaid, and to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
nequart, 10 he drunk on the premises, q the
following respectable citizens, residents of taid
ward recon end the said application TO wit
a m II Blake Peter Ford
james Cla'k Michael Newell
Henry Wltsil John O LnVery
Harry Taylor Thomas Russell
VIM kyne John I Murphy
VIM O'NeaTa \ Zimmerman
Edward Gam 81. Logan
Peter TsRgart Richard Greensaeld
Daniel kenney Thomas u0nah0e
James MurpnEy John w Styer
James Grlnin j @ Wigglesworth
u Monaghan Thomas Ford
4 Marion
Oct21-St JOHN Il. SWEENEY.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-31

NOTICk.-I, HUGH SWEENEY, JR.
Nv ~ ,.Cs 0WSEm y Or the With, msn!iop,,d
In euch case mad aud provided, do hereby give
notice that | shall amply in whiting TO the
Sessions of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
state of Delaware in and ,or New Castle county,
D., iss3. bel"g ,he frstd day Of said court to keep
an inn or tavern, at No. SiS Church street
Church streets, in the Eighth ward of
the city Of VIII lmlnEton, county and State afore-
s4it, and 70 sell Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on tho
promises, aud the following espeetable citizens,
a.,fa PH tt.an
The daily gazette., 1883-10-31
TnR ooNbUoToR's srORY

The conductor, who was on the point of
entering the van, was almost thrown to the
ground, and describes the reports as OF 9
discharge of artillery.
At Westminster, the windows of the signal
box were completely shlvered. At Charing
Cross q low, booming noise was heard, and
the glass in the roof suddenly fell.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

At the residence OF the Secretary of state yes
terday afternoon, reception was In progress
from three 10 fve almost rivaling I'm brilliancy OF
attendance the gayest days OF the season. Secre.
tary Frelinghuysen Joined his wife and daughters
during the latter part OF the afternoon Nearly
every member of the diplomatic corps paid his
respects during the reception. and such OF the
Families OF lolnet officers who were not recel,.
Ing yesterday. Miss Frellnghuysen, as usual, pre-
sided ovgr the refreshment table in the dining
room, while her m thPr and sister greeted their
Vlsliora In the drawing room.
Aproros to TIE late senatorial wedding here IL
is said that he priest who Ofciated has sent back
TO the wealthy groom the handsome fee OF soa0,
received for performing the marriage ceremony,
winch the reverend father now declares was 10
marriage ceremony AT ALL
Mrs. and Miss McCallister, OF Philadelphia who
are guests OF the Attorney General, have decided
10 prolong their pleasant visit here until Friday
. Miss Mildred Lee, who has spent the winter here
LETT yesterday for Charleston, sc.
Mrs. Mosely, the daughter OF Major and Mrs.
Pore. with her infant son, is visiting in George.
town and Washington.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Stembal VIII remain at
the Ebbitt TIL sometime during May.
Senator Aldrfch has gone TO Jacksonville Fla
and Mrs. Aidr1ch left for Providence YESTERDAY
They have re-engaged rooms at the Arlington for
next season.
Representatives Hiscock md Ranney have en-
gagged their present quarters for the coming ses-
sion.
Mrs. Coston leaves Washington to-day for a
snort visit 10 Philadelphia ard New York.
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Testimony for the Defense.
GEN. NELSON A. MILES A WITNESS.

GEN. NELSON A. MILES WITNESS.
When the star route trial was resumed this
morning Gen. Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A. was the
first witness called to the stlad and he was ex-
amined by Mr.. Chandler. He stated that he went
TO Montana In 1876, having his headquarters at
the mouth Of the Tongue river There were then
no settlers In that country. The first mail service
to Fort keogh was established In the spring of
1877. He gave a brief account OF the growth OF
the country. He testified to j. w. Dorsey's ccm-
ing there In 1873 to open the Birmarck and Tongue
river route, and his sending escort with him to
open the route. He described the country when
tested by Indians, white men going through the
country being liable to attack from Indians.
These dangers existed no to the time the witness
lett Montana in 1880. He testified to having re-
commenced increased mail facilities in letters and
IN "a, an interview with Postmaster General Key.
., The examination of Gen. Miles as to the condi-
tlon OF the country and the needs thereof
continued until after IL O'Clock.
Mr. wilson then raised a discussion about pa
the Post Onlce department for all the papers rela-
routes
Mr. Bliss produced the letter and telegram asked
for yesterday, stating that he found them In the
department.where the defense could have pro-
cured them.
After considerable discussion Mr.. Merrick re-
marked to Mr. Wilson: 81 don't think you are sane
upon the subject OF papers"
Il am sane enough said Mr.. Wilson, "to get
GhOSe papers"
HANNIBAL D. NORTON,
formerly chief OF the finance division OF the office
Of the Third Assistant Postmaster General, was
called to the stand by Mr Wilson, and testified as
TO the routine followed In the case of reductions
&C.
MR.. GEORGE NJ swFENY,
chief OF the inspection division. then called,
and produced the papers relating to reductions
fines, and remissIons on the various routes named
IN dfrfrn flo
when the amounts OF reductions and remIssions
are determined.
At a few minutes past recess was taken.
s. W. DORSEY DENIES THAT EVER GAVE BELFORD
CHECK.
s. W. Dorsey has published card declaring: 81
never gave Beford check for cent :there never
was transaction of any kind, name or nature be-
tween Belford and myself; no such charge appears
IN any book OF mine, no such check was ever
given; no person acting for Belford or for me ever
transacted by my authority business involving one
cent; tne whole story Is vile, vicious and cow
ardly falsehood, without gl,mmer or truth upon
which to build mountain Of perjury"
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The Late Gov. stephens.
ORsEoUIFe IN ATLANTA ro-D.v

ATLANTA. March 8. II a.m.-The Stephens me-
mortal services began at ten O'Clock. The atten-
dance Is overwhelming, and not one-twentieth OF
the people who desire to do 80 can get into the
hall OF the house OF representatives. where the ex.
ercises occur. Many delegations OF citizens and
military are here from different parts OF the state
Speeches were made to-day by Hon. Martin j.
Crawford, Gen. Robert Toombss Gen. Henry r.
jackson, Senator Joseph e. Brown, Col G. g.
Jones, Attorney General Anderson, Dr. a. v. Nc
Miller and ex-Gov. James NJ. Smith. The funeral
occurs at8 pm. Dr.. Talmage will make one OF
the prayers,
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A BIINDINu sNuW sroRn Ar CARE RACr
ST. JOHNS, n f., March s-The heaviest gale IN
twenty years Was experienced here last night M
commenced Ia the afternoon from the southward
ana ragged with terrible fury until daylight, when
The sealing steamer Panther towed I'm schooner
belonging 10 Carbonear. She was picked Up near
Torbay. where the ice was forcing her ash ore
The schooner was laden with dry nsh and bon nd
10 the West Indies having sailed from Carbonear
u e day before. -Four OF the Dundee sailing fleet
the Esquimaux, Thetis Resolute ana Narwhal-
nave arrived. They encountered fierce westerly
ga,eS during the entire passage, and great quanti-
ues OF heavy Ice The vessels are ali more less
damaged The steamers Arctic and Aurora are
yet 10 arrive. The whole OF the sailing feet and
several steamers have taken their departure for
the seal fisheries The prospects for the VOYAGE
II they escape the storm, are much better than az
the same time iast yesf. dispatch from Cape
Race SAYS that binding snow storm prrvaiis
there and that several vessels are In great danger
Much damage is feared
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Member Of the James Gang Par.
dOned.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March a-Governor Crlttenden
has paTdoned Clarence Hite, noted member OF
the James gang, who pleaded guilty to the charge
OF train robbery Ia February, 1852, and was SER
fenced to twenty-five years Imprisonment The
pardon was Issued on the recommendation OF the
pen1tentiary physician and the board or in
spectorS. Hite is In the last stages OF consume
ton, and since his Incarceration has been in the
hospltal TWO thirds OF the time. Accompanied 10y
his brotherin-law he has started for his fathers
home In Logan county, Kentucky. There is much
speculation as to the effect OF Hie's pardon upon
Frank James prospects. 1t is believed that IL he
went ON the witness stand, or made a deposition,
ne could send James to the penitentiary.
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A Train Attacked by RObberS.
THE CONDUCTOR FATALLY SHOT

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March Sat $50 O'Clock last
n.gnt an east bound passenger train on the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad was boarded by
forty men, two miles west OF Mulberry station
Crawford county, and 40 miles from Little Rock
their hands and began firing pistols The con-
ductor. John Cain. who was in the rear car was
fatally shot. The robbers then rushed for the en-
glne, but before they could reach It Engineer
Rogers started the train and prevented the rob
0ery. The hfehwaymen Jumped on While the
cars were In motion. Superintendent Hartman
oilers 200 reward for the capture OF the robbers
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..Li.,le Georue,, Rel...ea

NEW YORK, March 6-George Carson alias "Lit-
request OF the chief OF police OF Philadelphia, for
the larceny OF s71 coo from the Guarantee Trust
and Safe Deposit company OF that city, was ar
raigne1 In court to-day. The Philadelphia author
1teS were apprised OF his arrest but failed to take
any steps In the matter, and Carson Was accord.
1ngly discharged. He claims that ascertaining
they had made an error the Philadelphia authori.
ties would not come on here
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PRRsoNAL-Gen. Lucius 81. Foote, the newly.
appointed u. 8. minister to Corea arrived In town
this morning. Senator Beck win remain here q
short time for rest and will then 60 to Florida for
g stay OF few weekS-Hugh ]. Hastings OF the
tendent Of the Mint Snowdon are at WillardiA-
Assistant Postmaster General Elmer has gone to
New York-H. G. Fnhnestock, formerly Jay
Cooke Co.. Of this city, now vice presiden TOT the
First National Bank Of New York, Is at Wormleyb,
accompanied by hiD W1ta
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BALTIMORE. March S.-Vircinia g. consoris, ,ted
io do I'd series. S4k new ten forties 81 new b. 60
bid to-day. -
BALTIMORE March s-Cotton lower and ouie,-
mid ling los Flour unchanged and quiet Wheai-
duh; southern rcd Goal 9s DO. aInbr. l. asai 9s:
No No. Maryland 22al 225; No. western winter.
rel: spot, leaal. lsS; March. I, eaal 20; AIriI
Ssl22 May. l; 2Ss.al 24t June, 1 .2lLsl. 2<4
CornIsouthern stesdy and quiet. western very dull
Sssos s . wGstern mised sGa esSs6sS March, esf
steamer 65iaa66. Oats quiet and very rrn-soutbern
6Ssa6 western white 55aa6 do. mixed blsbs; PENN
sylvana. 5Sso6. Rye quiet, '2n15. Hay unchanged
aha aule Provisions s',a y, with fair ! bting de-
msnd. Butter dui-wcstern Iscked, 17a22. roll
I5alS- Eggs dull. lSal9. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
hril.Rio carenes. ordinary far. S9k Sugar firm
SOFT - copper refined quiet, i6si6A Whisky stesdy
l. lst3hl ~. frciVhtS unchanged. Receillts-hoiIr
5S53 barrels: wheat; ~ coo bushels; corn. %, 900
bushels: oats, 4, 0G0 bushels; rye. 100 Shipments
wheat. IS, 600 bushels: corn, rs bushels Sses-
wheat, l2t, 600 bushels; corn. a.. 600 bushes.
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A SLIGHT ADVANCE IN STOCKS


NKw YORK March s.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market opened more active and
stronger this morning, and cont nued so up 10
noon,with gradual advance ia prices on the gen.
eral list up 10 that time; at which time there was
avery sllgnt reactlon from the advance, but the
the highest points reached IN the
forenoon and the general result OF the entire bust
ness up TO 1880 O'clock was an advance OF IA TO lk
on the general list. the latter on Denver, Which
sold up 10 as, and at 1880 was 4Sk. The other
features OF the market were Iackawanna, Union
Pacific, St Paul and Western Union. The
Nanierbiits and the SOuthwesterns were
generally dull but were all fraction.
ally higher than last night Northern
faclncs were dull and strong All the specialties
outside OF the active list were higher. The total
OF sales up 10 i2: 80 WAS about lS5 600 shares For
eiSn exchange continues very dull Government
ponds were y higher for the & and ass state
ponds were duil and steady. Railroad bonds were
also quiet ana steady at unchanged prices except
Iexas and Pacific land grant Incomes which were
up y TO 67. Rates for money on call on stocks
during the forenoon were successfully TO- IL, -
and 10 per cent. Time money quiet at per
cent against the best stock collaterals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

PEACEABLE APACHEs.-Mr. Wilcox, the Indian
agent at San Carlos, Arizona, telegraphed to-,ay
to the Indian Commissioner as follows: ssNo
Apaches left the reservation for Sonora as report
ed by Consul Priet0. Nor have any gone since the
falsehoOd was gotten up and reported for news
military post at Dragon Pass Truthful men
acquainted with the facts agree that Apaches OF
this reservation were never more peaceable than
now,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March 6-The will OF the late
Henry Seybert, which bequeaths over q million
dollars to public charities, has not yet been filed
in the ofnce OF register OF wills. Meanwhile, a
caveat protesting against the admission OF the
ter by counsel for of the heirs of the deceased
millionaire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

Colonel Theodore Hyatt, president OF the PENN
sylvania Military Academy, charged with aggra-
cadet, returned a verdict OF acQuittaI this morn
ing, the defendant to pay the costs. They were
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EAsTEE CAMPS AND NovE1r1rs
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND MANY VERY
BEAUTIFUL.
LfSTEN BOOKS and BOOKS OF DEVOTION
PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS
SABBATH school LIBRARY BOOKS.
fA4iiII, POCKET and TEACHERS BIBLES
At WILLIAM BALLANTYNE L. SONS.
f.S .2s Srvruru s-,yrr
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crr,vcr,r,n a ss bouNls HANGSn
orhis1flEIp, MAss, March s-Jos r. Ioomfa
was nsnge1 at the county Jan at 1000 O'Clock 10 =
tne murder on David Levett, IN Aeawan. death en-
suing IA 10 minutes, but the body was not cut
uonn until " minutes after the drop fell Two
hundred persons witnessed the execution. all tie
arrangements or which passed OF In good order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

THE CIVIL SERVICE CONFESSION did not meet to-
day. owing to the fact that Mr. Dorman B. Eaton
had not arrived in the city. He is expected this
evening, and the commission will probably meet
tomorrow. The Secretary OF the Interior will
submit to them the proposals received for renting
rooms for their use, and they can decide for them
selves. For the use OF the commission, some 1--WE
rooms will be needed, and also large hall. or sew
er al small rooms, for examination purposes
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APPOINTMENTS. s. Gardner has been appointed
superintendent of paper room OF the ONCE OF Sae
Secretary OF the Treasury, vice ]. N. Burket, de-
ceased. :
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kilograms to The Star.
OBSEQUIES OF GOV. STEPHENS.
A FATAL FIRE IN MARYLAND.
MURDER BY TRAIN ROBBERS.
EXECUTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
THE DUBLIN MURDER CONSPIRACY
Fire in Maryland.

FREDERICK, Nd, March s.-The dwelling OF
simon CroniSe, a well-known farmer In the
vicinity or Newmarket, in this county, was con-
s:lned by fire last night His wife, the mother OF
eight children. together with daughter and
Old man residing with them, persisted in the
flames ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

DELEGATE SINGIsER's SALARY.-The first con.
troller OF the Treasury has advised the Treasurer
70 make no payments on account Of the salary OF
Theodore +. Singiser, the newly elected delegate
10 the House OF Representatives from Idaho, until
MS accounts as secretary OF the territory, which
Office he has just vacated, have been adtusTed
There is nothing wrong in the accounts, which are
now In process OF settlement. Treasurer Gilflllan
says that he cannot refuse to advance Mr. Sngiser
neve he has authority to withhold the salary of
any public officer unless it can be shown that he
Is indebted to the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Logan. Cullom, Conger, Tabor, and
Anthony, ana Representatives Neal Ochiltree.
Calkins, 1aginnis, Hubbell, Hill, and Scranton.
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BOOKS. &c.
Nv IscoKs.

Nv EscoKs
Jews OF Baruo-y Trarzof 81 Princess and Curdie,
Aaciorf d. %; The Ee5 ~ brackets lane Bes lly.
+i1J >haDet n Bells. Black, Is: siege Of London
Jane Sl5e, Mrs. Lcrln.es. Maet, 81: HoIuespun
S'oEl.s I,e, Il q; Have Lived and Loved, Torree-
ter. al Nildrtd's Bargain. Lille. 81; MIR Sttbbs'
c1otie, Cs, - Batter! and Boiler, Bailetyne 81. 25.
Our &star Cards oren. and were never more
itaitf3I q artistic ana comprise ali the cee-
lTated productions.
All of the latest novelties in Stationery,
v. ii. MORRISON.
Izs AS Pennsylvania avenue.
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POSTAL NOTEs.-Postmasters received commits.
sions to-day as follows: w. II. Davis, Goltz. Md.
L. R. FOCUS, Norwood, Va; Il. r. Reed. Johns
Craig, Va; Lucy C. Robinson, Rawley Springs
Va....A free delivery service will be Established
at BinghamptOn, N. Y, April 1st
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yesterday at q pawnshop In the act Of diepostnU
two plastorers trowela In the Police Court too
from store ana was convicted. u va BIZ -
ond 00ense, and he was committed Until tAe prior
conviction b proven when TIE CO. Wln y ecn8
70 eho grand jury
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore James E. Jouett
has been appointed president OF board to visit
the principal naval and mercantile vessels arriv-
ing at New York. for the purpose of examining
and reporting upon their dimensions, etc Passed
Assistant Engineer A. j. Kenyon, to duty in SUI
Alarm, under the direction OF CHIEF Engineer
. sherwood.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s415 5,S1aOS; customs, s523. .44l.65.

THE CHIPPEWA INDIAN DELEGATION from Mnne-
sofa, which has been in the city for the past few
days, called upon the President this morning and
made protest against the depredations upon the
pine forest Of their reservation ~ lumbermen.
AS TO TREASURER GuFgLLAN's SUCCESSOR
Among the names mentioned as likely to succeed
Mr.. Gil1llan as United States Treasurer are those
OF Mr.. Wyman, assistant treasurer Mr. j. c.
Acton, assistant treasurer at New York; Mr. j. c.
Burrows, OF Mtchfgan: Col Tom Young, and Mr.
Henry S. Neal OF Ohio, and any number OF Repre-
sentatives now out In the cold
THE MALAaAsY ENJOYS were compl!mented with
an excursion to Mount Vernon to-day in the U.S.S.
Despatch, which was placed at the disposal Of
Secretary Frelinghuysen for that purpose. The
left the yard a half past
guests on board, including many ladies. The
State department was represented by Secretary
Chief Clerk Brown; the War department by Ad-
1utant General Drum aDd the Navy department
by Commodore Walker. The members OF the dip
among the guests.
THE q. S. FISH EXHIBIT IN LoNpoN.-The first
shipment Of the United States exhibit at the Lon.
don Fish Exposition was made last evening by
one of the steamers of the Monarch line 1t is ex-
p9cted that the entire exhibit will be shipped by
the end OF March. Either Prof. Baird or Prof:
9eh but e will be the ses atte Pre
Baird has never crossed the ocean, although he
has had numerous opportunities. He says he
hasn't time. The statement that the Albatross
would be used to carry over the exhibit IS q mis-
take. The Albatross is fitted up for investigation
of the deep water fisheries off the coast and is not
adapted for freight purposes
GOLD. SILVER AND NoTEs.-A statement OF the
United States Treasurer shows gold, silver and
United States notes in the Treasury to-day fol-
lows: Gold coin and bullion s11s 761, ,7S4; silver
dollars and bullion, s0 $50 939; fractional silver
coin, s2 ,598 ISL; United states notes, SAT 236 446;
total 1858 517. $50. Certificates outstanding: gold,
S43 silver, 320 currency $40 sos 600
she WON'T AN HE WlLL."-Notwithstand
the denials which have Deen made, information
comes from an authentic source that ex-senator
David Davis will very shortly marry Miss Annie
Burr, OF North Carolina. Some OF the ex-Senators
intimate friends have already selected their we'd
ding presents.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE wH,s-
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO ~,
BAKER.
OLD GROW,
ROYAL CABINET,
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM,
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HEIDsIC CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR.
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGEKs SCOTCH ALE, BOT.
TIED. HOLLAND GIN
(SWAN).
E. G. KNIGHT,
1eiS 1852 Pennsylvanis ayenue.