Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY.............3uly 6, 1970. LOCAL NEWS. Tut Potomac FRUIT GrowEes’ Assocta- ‘Tron— Election of Officers —This association met this morning at Trades’ Union Hall—Dr. J Snodgrass in the chair, and Mr. P. * secretary. secretary was requested to pts sa eon Se raoeraip pret to all the members each page tyme chtitied to enclosing a cope Of by-laws 80 far'as' relates oo dues. Carrie ‘The Chair stated that Mr. J. B. Clagett had some of whiob had pg i Sa some action on the fruit. A specimen of ripe peaches, called Plowden’s early seedling, was also presented for examina- A committee of five was appointed, im “he ab- sence of the standing ene be chen and report upon the merits of ruit; Mesare Manson, Proctor, Hunt, Amidon, Pearson, and Bryap were pa the com- mittee. The committee held a conference, and noe the several new varieties of fruits pre- sented. . Eas er epee enteee, his ‘as president, which was accepted, anda vote of thanks was tendered him for his for the past year. Judge J. H. St was then unanimoasly elee- ted as president; Mr. C. Gillingham vice presi- poet 1 O. Munson, of Fairfax county, Va., ‘Viee president. ‘Che reorganization of the executive and finance committees was postponed until next month. The president briefly thanked the association Yor the honor conterred ou him, and assured them of his hearty co-operation in the work of association. pret Glover, of the Agricultural Department, read an interesting paper on insects and their’ relation to fruit growing. Remarks were made by Mr. Gillingham, Dr. De Vere Burr, Colonel ‘Curtis and others on the same subject, after which the meeting agjourned. pee a A REMARKARLE Ber.—The most remarkable bet on record was that of Major William S. Morse, of Washington, a corporation cohtractor, who was so sanguine of the result of the muni- cipal election that he bet with Mr. E. B. Hughes, of the Navy Yard, that if Mr. Bowen was not re-elected he would crawl on his belly irom the City Hall, in Washington, te George- town, a distance of about three miles, and over Streets very rough and muddy at this season. He ‘fost the bet, and crawied three miles on his belly, in accordance with the t, in the Presence of a large crowd, reeree by a band of music. His weight was 170 pounds.—Stairs- ville (N. C.) American, July 4, 18:0. Our North Carolina cotemporary is correct in the mafn in regard to the extraordinary feat of our distinguished belly-bunter, Major Morse, but makes a mistake about his weight, which was 70 instead of 170. The North Caro- lina paper does not seem to have received in- formation of the melanchely wel of the Major's gallant effort—his untimely end in a Bowen mud-hole when in sight of his goal. Who would not sing for Lycidas? He knew Himself to sing, and buiid the lofty rhyme. He must not float upon his muddy bier Cuwept, and welter to the parching wind, Without the meed uf some melodious tear. —— Requisition anp Hapeas Corrvs.—This Sheritt morning, nson, of Montgomery coun- Pa arrived here with a alaitiens tree Goy. , Of Maryland, for Moses Warren, an old colored man, charged with an assault and bat- tery on Jobn Mason. Warren was arrested by the Marshal, on a warrant issued by Judge Olin, and ht into cor Wylie, who was holding at the time the Equity Court, and who declined to act in the case, b when he saw that it was acase of assault an: battery. Mr. Benson thereupon'started to Judge Olin’s residence, and Messrs. J. B. Adams B. H. Webb, as counsel for Warren, having pro- cured a writ of habeas corpus, the prisoner was produced before Jud, umphreys, and the counsel raised the point that the papers on which he was arrested were defective. they de- scribing bim as a fugitive from justice, when he is a resident of the District of Colambia. = Humphreys remarked that he was will- ing to bear an ar im the case, and set to- morrow evening for the hearing. —__—— ALMosT A MURDER.—Yesterday, at the Sol- diers’ Home, Thomes Kiley, one of ‘the soldiers, became disorderly from too’ mueh liquor on the brain, when the nt of the guard, named George Peters, an Italian, attempted to lock him up inthe guard-house.’ Riley resisted, and Peters drew out a bowie knife and drew it across Riley’s abdomen, letting out a portion of bis bowels. Seeing what he had done diately , and has not yet been arrested. nn Brod AS the hospital, and isis a le is very rel: may recover, P. 'y severely cut, but A_ THIEVING CHAMBERMAID.—Detectives Coomes and Miller this morning arrested Mar. i alias Burr, the notorious —— thief, for the larceny of $20 in mone: @ garnet ring from the house of James man, on 6th street, where she had en, herself a3 cham- bermaid. This woman is an old offender, and Bp many times for similar, oftences. operating em teelf as bermaid in wealthy ‘tamibec. and take whatever valu: she can find and make off — She is beld for a hearing before the oo AxyoruER Bowen Leoacy.—Mr. J. F. Cook, City a, this morning 1 im the money having The lation of trustee for this fund. A COMPLIMENTARY benefit has been tendered to Miss Annette Ince, an actress of mucli merit, anda ee National , at the request of character, to take ater to-morrow even- of the prominent has consented to character of lon, in the late —— name. We as remunerati: '¥ a8 it doubtless —e nee. =o we ENJoy- entered the E, id p i i H i tit versation, bat without suc- |. noticed the act and seized the and compelled him to dis- in doing so he let fall a pants (probably stolen) which he under his coat. The two scamps both escaped arrest. slp EATH OF A WELL-KNOWN COLORED CrTI- aun Mt. Isaiah Boulden, a well-known colored resident of the First Ward, died at his residemce, om isth street, yesterday afternoon, and will be buried this afte: 1 3 e 8 8 oH ef Be A Dowxstic Squassce—tLoais&’ Barber, a servant, was arrested yesterday, by offi- for ameuit and battery on icmcemml ‘Tre Powe Exautation.— amination of candidates for posit tropoli torce = jitan police committee of the Boar by fourth precinct, and delivered te the Marshal, who committed him to jail. —- CaPiroL HILt BUILDING Assoctatio No. 2. ‘The first regular m of this wan held last evening, over 1,900 shares of stock were money sold at an average of fifty-six per cent. -- Bal Batt— The Nationals Beaten — The ch ree, afternoon, between the National and Union clubs, resoited in a vic~ tory for the latter by a score of 3 to 13. pee Tue Pavine Comtract [mscxctiox Case Equity Court to-day, as was expected, and it is said the case will be called up on Friday. Warm Acar. —The piermometer at H. pler’s, optician, 433 avenue. Bae to-day ttnod at? m. at 75° and rose to 53° at 10 o'clock a m. and Sif at 2 p. m. p Equity tal ery Wylie.—To-day, Ingston weeny et al.; Ring as illiams, ‘th wale. © MicClel- 3 ‘oung et al.; order appointinz jan litem and reference to auditor. jawkins agt. Hawkins; submitted.~ Whiting agt. Pelletue; decree for Re it of monsy by defendant. Provost agt. Winter; degree ratity- ing auditor’s report and order that trustee Stickney turn property to new trustee, W. E. Edmonston. Allen agt. Allen: decree pro con- ferso agt. absent defendant. Lane agt. Gibbons, stricken fron calender. Harmon agt. Moffatt et al.; decree dismissing bill without prejudice; appeal prayed and allowed. nage tigate St. Matruew’s ParocaraL Scaoor—The ‘examimation of the pupils of this school took Place Saturday, July 2d, at the hall of the Ip- stitute, on K street, followed by a distribution of premiums. The pupils were examined by Jobn H. Green, of the Internal Revenue Bu- reau, and Brother Tobias, principal of St. Mat- thew’s Institute, in Christian doctrine, reading, grammar and arithtnetic, after which Mr. Green delivered a short address, in which he compli- mented the pupils on the ‘education they were Tpeeiving: and the progress they had made in their studies during the past scMPlastic year. ‘The premiums were then awarded as follows: First, a beautiful silver medal, given by Mr. Green, to Thos. Cavanaugh, for gentiemant: deportment and general improvement; second, a beautiful chrome pietare of ‘‘Mater Dol roso,” to Thos. Connor. The picture was con- trfbuted by Rey. Jas. F. Mackin. Premiums were also given to Henry McConvy, Jas. O'Day. John Venable and Jacob ick for met Daniel for writing; John ‘erdinand alters, and x Harrison, a Sete poem ichael ly for LJ vement; Sheehy, N. Phillipe and Chas Mackin for conduct; Timothy , Jos. McCam! . Jos. Kirby, John McConvy, John Jas. McGel- ton and Michael Allen for attendance. awarded to jams were M. Harrison for arithmetic, also to John Lag- gan; John Curtis for good conduct; John Stew- ard for regularity; Jokn Kinaly for application; John McMahon ty ackley for reading. ‘Second I Division—Premiums to Thomas McCanna for spelling; Michael Lang Sanne; also to John and James in the primary department, premiums were awarded. as follows:-To Michael Burnes for me ms aud attendance; to Frank McAleer for good conduct; to Patrick Madigan for writing; to James Byrné for writing and good conduct; to Spencer n for arith- metic and attendan: yh Caldwell; to ce; to Jt -Joseph Joyce for memory lessons and con- duct; to James M. Green for writing; to George Van Newkirk for arithmetic; to James Flynn for memory lessons; to John Fagan for memory tng: to Win. Hughes for miso eer ing; ‘m. jigious 3 to Thos. Purcell for writing; to Clinton Seitz for attendance; to James (’ attendance; to Owen J. Fitzpatzick for reading; also, to Robert White and Francis Alymer; Jno. Mensa tee lessons; William 0’K for condur <———o—___ POLICE CasBs.—Charles ©. Peck, colored, was arrcs'ed da} Officer Mcit o Borla t Wisse Pann eta cs jarshal. of a carpet and turned over to the arrested festerda; even- wit intent’ to kill Reuben Norris was for assault and battery in Curmody, and delivered to the Marshal by Officer Fitzgerald of the seyenth precinct. ca Bathe or ma Seen OS iD, for assault an on John Little with intent to kill, and was turned over to hen Beith, if the harged with lenry one 07 men cl the murderous assault on Michael Hassett at Bridge on the fourth of July, was ar- Tested ipo by Officer Perry of the sixth precinct, and turned over to the Marshal, who committed him to jail. -He was secreted in his own house. K. C. Woodly, for assault and battery on Ar- thur Warman with intent to kill, was arrested by Officer Pearson of the fourth precinct and delivered to the marshal. GEORGETOWN. SEVERELY IxsvURED.—About eleven o’clock this morning Colonel Herman Sotignen, of toe second Fite Nik pica ee night 2. out 11 o'clock, Rouse on the farm iowa a Vi; Tigw "and ‘owned by Mrs. Bee River Paoxt—Entered—Steamer E. 0. Reign, New York, and George H. Stous, Ford, P Iphia. ———_—_—_—_——_———— ALEXANDRIA. Tax following items are trom the Gazette last evening : Di Xe repo ape wa iw two i i 3 Af iF ft a i g i : i: a i tf Ea i rL Bi ie it f i i i i nt i 5 H it i f iz i Bid Fe z 5 [ : i i i sili i eF H e : J i ree tte ce5e a f f Hs 4 i H pt Re i 5 é Hi f % i 5 ' i bs i H f a, fpoges 2 Be BE of human each the labor of @ man a ly sustain the life of a soil, is not unt and that all other questions in our political future will before this. It remains to be seen which e two political parties in this country will take | advant of a stroke of policy which will insure unparalleled suc ‘his Chinese q w n presents a phase entirely horde thing. The experience of the British eve! and otner Ruropean nations with the Asiatics is sufficient to convince the most sceptical that four or tive millions of these beings in this coun- try would absorb all its coin in as many years, no matter how small their earnin, i earth frot in their never more to be disgorged. ‘Men who have accumulated immense wealth, (the product of the sweated brows of their fel- lew-countrymen,) who live in palatial residences and enjoy all the luxuries that money can pur- chase, and whose insatiate lust is still unap- them prov. |, deserve the condemnation of all }, and, ones a, that vast di m of the whence they come would receive it, houora- le men for seeking to degrade and starve those who have placed them in their present The present administrators of our government are the representatives of men of true republi- can principles. They have been placed in posi- tien by the bone and sinew of the country—the element that represents its true wealth. Let pendence and greatness as a nation! A Worxrveman. +202 Way Gen. BraurrGarp WiLL Not tions. and protect that wealth, for it has great source of our existence, inde- BE Com- MANDER-IN-CHIRF OF THE E@YPTIAN ARMY.— A Paris it of the New York says:—General Beauregard, of Con! pape g was on the eve of being ay inted to the high position ot ‘conmander-fo hist wi Express federate of the ith the privil ri of Aitteen oMicers from Amonics ‘The arrival in Cairo of the mew American Con- sul-General, Geor end to this. Mr. to the Viceroy that, as the government whic! etrayed the country whick gave kim b e coun! wi ima nigh educated rge H. Butler, put a summary Butler, as | am told, intimated General Beautegard was he had irth and him, there was no igason why, the opportunity occurring, he might not betray the hedive. These repre. sentations had their effect, and General B. will not have the influential position in question. To many the course pursued by Consul Butler will per! seem harsh, but when it is consid- tnd. Beauty. “prosuaclame ani uty ‘pronui mito’ Butler, uncle of the youn; assumes a different turn. 'd issued thie fs ‘ou will remember that Beauregard declared Butler an ‘outlaw.’ ” Advertiser the rattlesnake, occurred day before near the Middle Ground road, the vi. another woman, in picking h companion of Lucinda about stepping over a fal path, the latter in adi on the snake, KILLED BY A RATTLESNAKR.—The Savannah A fearful death ‘oung colored named Lucinda was en; rl, a the vance, she im the bushes. As quack ag ve head of the creature victim in company uckleberries. states that as they were len tree that lay in the ost stepped which had coiled up ready for a spring upon hearing the approaching too! and rustlii the repul forward, striking the startled esterday im being White, with The @ flash sprung on tie band, surely and fatally, as the sequel shows. The two women at once started for some houses & distance for the tidote, urpose of getting an but after walking a few rods, 80 vioient was the poison, Lucinda sunk down utterly incapable of ion folored for the poor next oe being from fact that. the boys have had but meagre chances during the age Xd has induced Secret Robewon to that they be allo dies until ‘Geptember CXAMInatEg And he hanes Pué, 2nd Me Mors He has to lure of the can- that the continue their stu: i further. hastened on, he people, ly after, APPOINTMENT OF from the Southern shorth 1 had breathed her last, and corpre. Her com- ut her return with some ved of no avail, was the ‘Southers States. The States for schooling wed next, ex desire Southern States should bave their just share, and he made the above order not as ‘an act of of Foden ie 4 is ve! the miners and workmen as to the the claims of justice to the ny hes as an acknowledgment members of Congress and people of that section, THE PESUOTEY OREss woke barrens: iladelpbia Ledger has win; the coal Frade for the past ‘week:—The anthra- considerab! ere has! some lit mixed and action by number of it shall constitute ® day’s work and the ocean would be resumed im the Schuy iil regi 10; n. reports as to the preeise matters Snare gemeal a8 a terms offered last spring and are in favor of oe ation. "The £ fade is be labor wil be now ring of the Workingmen’ dull, and prices forthe current from 25 to following: <2 ____. @7 Olive Logan has got to Salt Lake. pehest. “How hallow W. eaten Tek to his . But we have contradictory ed upon by ‘do sttou satisfac- iid their acceded to. month cents lower than they were” sights in the world to it head. S7“Going a-fishing” is now in order. ee Imperial has donned a plug of divorce in Indiana fcament ,Ind., hinges an election 7 Madison, new graveyard question.’ 1 Be gdh as “‘un- on “the pounds. ‘oe Fey Pe v= FF i Northwest,’ s: Northwest. land: Colambas'h Olpctnasniy ee Isiand,'1173 ‘& St. Pani, jeanee State old, 6855; North ine |. Gold closed ny Rew, 38: Mimourl 6's, Ii. "Market weak. The Markets To-Day. Battimons, July 6.—Cotton dull at 1981934. gptaeaper ties BS age; extras ta dull, especi ly for new; sales of old Mar; at §1.50a! 31.2501 BaLtruone, Ja Virginia 6's, old, 68; aN; NorthCatoliua er olds 88 now, 8. cai New Yor«, J cent. Seba. Bonds, 11%. irgin: ‘coupon, North’ Carolina's, old, 62',; new, 38. New Yorn, Jdly 6—Flour = ‘Wheat is quiet and heavy. and émm. nega ES eS énll and un Corn is scarce pes. Without 4; Green Apple Pie 4—Take a dinner plate, and put into it three crackers powdered fine, one and a balf cups of water, One of sugar, one tablespoonful of tartarie acid: make holes for the water to bubble through and it will not teak. Peach Marmalade.—Take ripe soft Pere and take out the stones, put them in a with one pound of sugar to two quarts of 1 when they are juicy ey, do not require wat rub the pulp through a sieve, boil to a jelly. Lemon Pie.—'Two lemons, squeeze the jui chop the peel very fine; £ cup of mol one of pagar, one of fain m, chophed fine, three at wel . en one cup ot come and @ pinch of salt. 3 Potato Fritters —Take J7 large Mercer pota- toes, grate fine, add three eggs, three table- spoonsfuls of flour, one of salt, mix well, drop in hot lard, fry brown. ——--e- MAKING 4 FIRE.—It seems a simple enough matter to make a fire, and yet the le who have yet to learn the art. The foi- ing practical hints on fire-making are given by an exchange : Eid few to = a as most important consideration material be Lang ed as will flame. A person will experience in kindling a fire when he has nothing but green wood and matches, pro- viding he knows just how to proceed, and if be hasan axe a pocket-knife, he can cut down a wing tree, in a damp and lowery day, and build # ro fire in half an hour. Select a*few billets of timber which wilksplit easily, gee pny ie ig) leces sad lint until there ou; enough; then, with Let pocket knife —_ heap mos shavin, ile the splinters around and ever the shavings, E a kind of ‘children’s cob- shavings, making shavings, rh first and that auch vour sticks as large as one’s arm. “When a quick tire is desired in a cook-stove. dry wood and « handful of dry shavings shou! be proyided. Then the shavings ehould be laid in with the pieces of kindling-wood, crossing an peers y! and with only a thin covering of coke or small coal on the top of the wood. “We have frequently seen a fire built thus in astove, so that in tweni potatoes were baked the old Jaw is in force; be dra Seription tothe meweperers publishing it. Regt ke at Ravenna, Ohio. A was Toluntary’ and "pr tittealy marsied,” Mayor pronounced them husband and wife. A New O1L.—A new salad oll has been intro- duced at Hamburg, and the seeds of tne fall in abundant To InPROvE BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY PLawre- Mix equal parts of sawdust and Je manure, and place ground the rootsevery fall betore the snow comes: It tends not onl; Cuxvior SurTs—A moderate assortment on hand of these suits, the lact I shall after duis season. Gro. C. Hews. Prices moderates 449 seventh street KW. Jet Initial Oroide Buttons, a ‘Ware, ved this sorting as Prigg’s Dollar gowelry streets. Hiya in # new do., new 2. 1. Pennsylvania red, 81.0091 .45: éstern $1.9a$138. Corn nominally un: hanged receipts light; white $1,130.20; yellow. $1 (sa110. Oats quiet'at Goadic. Pork quiet, mass 83) 180831. Bacon mire active: shoulders, hase 5 ri ies, Ie-; clear do., c.; hams, 2a23>ec.. Lard quiet at iéalzc. Wi 491.01, H f g i g He iibbacte Ls sf SUMMER RESORTS. per POUNT £a\ th —~ LON, ‘St Marts Commiy, Bt Smee eles SHOE, Vink @ peiacwtns Hoe eee th _AUEIANDELA_ABYREYISEMSTS._ 10,000 "ras oars ron Su inn (tbe and 4 ‘Alexandria. ¥ mage coafnes) we pulled ap | 272 We = * Dalldine weed fer | —= Not to leave me sitting in CLOTHING, do. me to dismount with Of stairs to Bax ‘was ushered {nto an ‘deal tavic the swe POPU: " quently ss, me Sprincs at 5 ore ic senses nes Reet oreo ghiewlocfoem fo tJ = L, fond retarn, at Ss. frog which Speer legraph office tn full operation gta ONE PRICE [aS Ee a, to myself’ as I . penths chi and colored servants half price, Hickety chair,“ ¥ good fellow, a ejonbax, Se eee eee neers — ait x D z ~T fondercended to Oy 8 Dlisher.” Dickens wes s™ BATMING!-SEA BATMING!! drevsed much as he has since deseribed Dick CLOTHING HOUSE. cropped clase slothes COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA, office coat for & shabby blue coat, hestood oe the be Row open and door, col BEADY FoR VISITORS wind. We wentdown and crowded into the cab, TERMS—3 per Day: 815 por Week Dickens ap an Ooh Eerrasen, Ve ’s,) and Rynte~Steemer trem Bettiens . if you "remember, there le a description of the Ph on ong St moar eeeee ee esos, ean from le Gay Orrin, We | s16 Fravocisa WuTy <opPaUe aPaty poe | <eENS aager fg 5 ne youn; rw jor execu ent ot ie . ; ton And i one athe passages we chanced t cver's Musis bas been caguaed ter the, t a . usual erra of benevo- “th Tene, ‘Though interested in Dickens tases SUITS oF Warrenton eine iat Sill Sate Nesters 5 ough, it we en! f M4 . a the prison; and Ido note thiuk I heard him Sor tho Springs, Giz miles distant, over © at the door of the sent me the e June leaning his head on Aw Act for the relief of David avid 1. Evans, late apothe- cary for the poor gf the Hecond Ward. Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen ami Board Comsmon Counesi of the City of Washington. ‘srs Approved June 10,1870. speak during the two hours. his speaks , and with his lash his.chains medici 1, 1870, to February hand while AN ACT for the relief of Mission in Washi Be it enacted by the Be Common Council of the the sum of one hundred and sixty-eight cents be. the same ted out of the general fund to enable the resent that amount to the New England jon in Washington lertakings in M und: teaching freeamen dwelling in this city Approved June 10, 1570. AN Act to grade and maze the alley in square No. Be ut enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board ‘Common Councii of the City af Washinsion, That e Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized and re- ques to cause the all cy, im sanare in_aid of ite ben I feo and conned ‘stroll into the city. Not long after this, Macrone sheets of Sketches by Boz, with a the table, but was wholly unable to single him out without getting my friend to nam! people who sat above him. man { hi the He was no more is like the same tree in February. sat Bulwer was e dollars and ninety-five cent ame fe hereby, appripriated the New England Friends dof Aldermen and Board Cuy af Washington, That and seventy-eight dollars ‘olen ‘No. 469 to be ayor iemas it befriending destitute Stee shoe BN® MOTKL, LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, Keception | HANDSOME GREY CHEVIOT. note saying that they were by the gentleman Will be Opened for the a Gusts on who went with us to Newgate. "I read the book — _ ee. _ with Sa the ——- layed in it, aGniemagnitions "4 terectars. eee nl and in my note of reply ass ‘acrone that | we SOLD THESE SUITS EARLY IN THE has all entagee of I thought his fortune was made as a pub- Fesort. has all the advantages of modern lisher, if he could, "monopolize the, uty, | SPRING AT § calcuinted to make ite guests ‘Two of three years after I was in London, and was present at the complimentary dinner given to Macready. Samuel Lover, whe sat next to me, pointed out Dickens. “I looked up and down 4. SAES 4 CO., 0 SE aE O00 J wi i 8 ‘LE # 2 J es sown i PROP The popal ‘crowded now is ; This ificent hotel hes R00ms. ont focme apply at the Rverett House, New York, Wi. WILKINBUN, Buperintenaent Pe Te BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. N*®" q==«= REDUCTION IN PRICES! $10,000 WORTH OF SUMMER WEAR MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 30 DAYS, aded and paved under i ! ; Mrescont thereof to be ‘oa the property bes —_— by law, dering on the improvement in the manne - scribed Proven Approved. June 10,19. AN ACT to set the curbstones and IN OBDER TO REDUCE STOCK, THE CAGED LION. Charlotte M. Yonge. PHICO enero ve the foot precemenndincrnay wonteratienet Yt “weet between and Boundary sien — ANTONIA. 000, 8004 ee eewrn—.92.5B Bett enacted by the Board of Ai and Board MISS VAN CORTLAND. Paper...........91.00 the Mayor be, and eis hereby” aathorined abaee, | LINEN SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VEST, HAMMER AND ARVIL. Spiciagen...92.00 FG gel ha $3.4. 5,6 | LUOE ROARING CAMP....._._.__.81.88 Fourth strect went, between ( Seance LINEN DUCK COAT, PANTS AND VEST... 19 | HENRIETTA TEMPLE. Diernell, Paper....600 dace provided Brie and defray the expenses WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS, ee Spee ky Brent: the sald’ tax tobe enemat cad eoanerore- | BLUE EL SUITS .......819, 13.50, 15 LIGHT OOLOR FINE CASSIMERE SUITS, 916, WORTH g20 N A i certain additi as sep sretehe ateerel abe © ns iecpaomonmreteiaiaes er hay mei ae assed by See Deord and B: eee DOoEn, fre the pase of thie nctit shail botent es joan neenetmaeeeG AND $1 a wo and after oft — . a |N and dei AED FoR pp Ea ener a0 coouny thelr stands BECEIVED BALE aT market enacted, That ig With the above . at sh: Of the markets be binderedey tate further all ary be, and ‘ SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. TON. By ‘the hor of te GOODS SULD AS ADVERTISED, aT THE POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE OF 4. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, i p BErween 10TH anv 11TH StReers, APPLETOR’S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JUNE, immed iotei gy All the new Books received Mra: | _sels-tisd Third door cast'ot th, | afterwards and for sate at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, J. BEIBERGER, fetttons Phat FS geneer ems Rornon & 00.) 4 Ld Corner Gi creck end Feane. evenes. 7. aia OITIZENS, ARMY AND Na’ —— I-71 ; be leid TAILO: RAILROADS. ge - i. Hotel, (late Brown's.) ————— and to de. | IV 3 368 Penn. Satine. | RALTIMORE AND OuIO RAILROAD CA -E3 DENTISTRY. between Wasi gore James. 1808. parte of lote Semen TON and Tal rimone Oop By Sa ‘main as is | PPEMOVAL. and WASHINGTON wien WEST are now run as follows, via: “pave the root | MRE Pere! ie AL OFFICE to, side of Becund DustaL done in the best hore avenv ona the eouth ids | Tor extracting eect - <i of Bhode avenue to Fenth weat, 4 o $f etecag enacted by thi Al and Board 5 a - oi. 5 Cina slat aa PAINTING, do. rca tet eetemetcees = ae ibotwaye abd utters paved om the toerh stint { PAINTING. } Leave at 7:90am tnd 88 5:00 and 7:45 spd Rhode Inland arena, ence algae tke, oom | DOES rcmens (PD Srr.| = FoR WAY STATIONS. ‘work to becontracted for and executed. in the PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 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