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Sound vols Of the Pisrian are ready. mas #

y Returned from Boston.-Doctcr JOHN
THOMSON, Botanic Physician 3:3 Brooms street, would
inform his friends he has returned ms post AFTER sur
weeks abs where he Will &c happy 10 atted TO theh
wants, II not TOO late.
" BWan usual such patients can fad no relic.
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due BY Banks SO 500 Al agents sl24so %; Cash Specie
aud Specie funds $50 o2s 60 or the and Exchange
there considered coed 500 $50 40, bad and doubtful
sls .e6S SIS
The Cincinnati Atlas TINS describes the currency IN that
market Oar CITY Banks ca.d to furnish oi our
currency The Trust Company haa no longer the night 70
notes the Franklin Bank charter has c,ptred, the
Commercial E+nk has ahou, 500 COO c,rculaoo aud the
Lafayette. 80 600 This small scattered
abroad. one knows wfsrs and Of
city The ONLY paper money business E that II
Kentucky aud Indiana, with the Of the Wheeling
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At New Oseans. Nov g the transactions Exchange
were Limited previous for Sterling Per
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2per cent discount; sight checks per discount.
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THE
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The Baek Of Hawaisyle Georgia, has applied 10 have
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Subscriptions received By
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\ MEXICAN MUSEUM -WANDERlNG

T Manager is harry 10 announce ,ha, h. has very
great sxlsrss engaged N'i,, ANNE CATHDENNA WAC
NEE. the beautiful Gsy tiTl, nineteen yens old She IS
he Queen Of the Clan Of Bohemian Gsies which eeeatv
,rrivrI Baltimore. that being NE fRsT AID ONLY
tiIrsY FAMILY OYER VISITED AMERICA ~ She
AN be seen hrous the whole day and svsug dressed
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TN CHANCERY-B Before Vice Chancellor of ~
cham William r. Gracir WilliimW Men and others
Bill for Foreclosure Of Mottgage-Ow.n Hone IL Finest
us ooe OF tie jesudans in this cause who is absent from
his State whaling voyage in the Pacific Ocean IS re-
uired to appear this by the first OF March next
Or the bill filed therein will be taken confessed BY him.
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nIAMOND AND CHASED RINGS LOST
1.-the lady that called with them the jewelry Of Fl
g. Stone aud saying she could be found No: eth
requested to call again not being able 10 ad her by
them with H. G, STONE 4ol Broadway corner Walker.st.
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NTOTlCt-GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
In consequence hat SIX. Faltsu,i to On Wed
sd.y night the PhlihMmonc Society AZ Philadelphia
Concert the Tabernacle will take place hurs
AZ next but postponed until Thursday the 18th DecereeI
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@ IPSY . + y.
She the Fortune Teller Of her Clan aud will be happy 10
sytne the hIns OF a sho wish consult her regarding
past present aud future The public may assured
Ina, this gr precisely whlt she processes 10 BE-, viz
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AUCTION SALES
tes,s IN Mehsrds, Auetionesr.
r bANES, RICHARDS 4 PLATT -S,o
FRIDAY EVENING.

a. ST O'clock, at The auction Tnorc
lncIudl1g NAV, old English Books 'iAAe0o' oooS''
Among The COLLECTION IS Dean Swift, Works, Rob.,,,o,,.
Scotland Fosters Rsl.E'on Domestic Encyelog Sh.l
,ve,rs sts Christian Library, Hopkin Eols Ssir.s
travels; Kaoxs Essays ,r,6rtdSe M.theuancs TTtrI.
Uuiversa History: Temples Works; Richarton. Detion.
yrg. vols. s,c.
NALl Or ELEGANT CLOTHING, CLOTH
> Sc-This Day 70 o clock No IS Courslsnd, street
,, D. sold large and elegant assortment Of ashionsbi.
made Clothing, from Broadway, comprising
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Plot snd Cloth Dress AID Fock Coat, SUPER Coaks Ens
,h aud French Eastc Pats, plld Casan.t.
Vsr,ro AID SILK Vests Fanps, ready made Linen LADIES'
Clolk sruu,lts Cloths CassmeIe SC. All the above Gar
.ts made m the bes, y. the sessr portion having
y. made 70 ,ris ThsI TIE b-st lot Of clothing offered
MS a,oa and wl be found WORTHY # at:snlon Sale
-rnptoTy. " ~. .iSC JIM ~ n
nyo ~ iucloney.
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FURNITURE N0TICE-Soia Bedsteads, &C
z : COTTON would infotm all who IN " ant ct Var
r ~ o ,nr description he prepared TO furnish and
IA cousfsnt!y hand 'erSs assonneni lncnSsS
ty and sconc5ay without tlaE equal he puoc arc
nvitcd 70 c,ll and thsraso all other klncS OF
sofas always Gu hand. :, -
Those breaking UP honstksc wishing tc sell sii ~
portion OF rhsir Furniture wi! find csAdY sale oy sssa-
81, line calling upon The suescuter.
Sales By Auction faithfully att-aded ~.
,r2b,s,l + COTTON lL3 Futon and u Ann sts
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Barque Mersey Tucker, New Orleans, Taylor Merrill
Brgs Nahm4kauta Tucker, Rio de Janeito .'ioIgan
l. Co.; Dinoma Flv Guayama Nesmth, Leeds < Co: Ala.
1.ma' L.ne, Mobile < D Hurlbu, * CO; Glide. Wsyman,
Halifax AlcEveIs Moses, Loyslaad, Apalacmcoa, L
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|@@aS
From the Pittsburg Post.
GEN. JACKsONtS LETTER.

II. NJ. Breckenridge having, in some
of his recent letters. made an uncaled
for attack on Gen. Jackson, gentleman
Of tits city called. the old hero's attention
to the ISLANDERS of the Wing candidate
The General promptly responded: and
his letter which we publish below. places
Fl. Nj. Breckenridge in the light in
which he has long been viewed by every
man who detcsts the character Of a be-
trayer of private confidence:
Hermitage. August 22d. 1915.
SIR: Your letter of the 18th instant
has been received, and its contents duly
considered. Although I am much de-
hilitated. and write with much difficulty.
I feel bound, by the respectful terms in
which your communication is couched,
not to withhold the statementit requests,
respecting my acquaintance with MIR. II
Nj. Breckenridge, ant my conduct in
regard to him.
From the following facts, YOU ma,
well suppose that | place low estimate
upon the character of that gentleman
and am sure the goods citizens of Penn
svlvana. when made acquainted will
them. will think thatI do him no injus
tice.
In the year 1921, on my way to Pen
sacola, as ommissioner of the Unite,
States to receive Florida from Spain, a
New Orleans, was introduced to Mi
Breckenridge. He was there without pc
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prebensions as to the amount OF loss to
the Com parry A months active labor,
with ample means, will hardly place the
work in navigable order. Mr.. Fisk, the
faithful Engineer Of that work, Is bns'iy
engaged in surveying the damages and
in making preparations for prompt re-
marathon. And here we may take occa-
sion to say. that the good sense and fore
cast CT Mr.. F.. in locating the upper
levels on high ground for which he was
much abused as extfavagant, &cl have
been more fully Nsted by the late floods.
True economy has been consulted, tor II
now apaaknAihat the portion Of the work
so locate AIsnost entirely escaped
But 10 ecur t/Hsrpers- Ferry. The
damage toAbe ,femises of the workmen.
on Shenandoah street especially, IS
most serious matter. Their little gar
dens. npon which many of them depen-
ded for winter supplies, have been en-
tirely ruined, and their losses in various
ways have been quite heavy. Those re-
siding on .he Potomac. between the rlv-
err and the Armory Canal. were also
much incommoded; and The loss Of all. in
addition to their want of regular employ
ment the last year, will prove serious
drawback upon them. Indeed. if ever
the government were called upon to ex-
ercise paterna guardianship over the
affairs of their workmen, tie present is
the time. Means should at once be APP
piled to restore the injured premises TO
their former state, if possible, in order to
prevent sickness, which is now so justly
apprehended.
The Island premises tVirsinius) wers
also overlooked, and the lumber, &c. Of
the Wernwag family had scarcely dry
spot to rest upon. The water filled the
gardens and cellars. and in some instan-
ces was upon the first floors Of the dwell
Iinss. Indeed it is impossible to give
the reader who has not seen the ravages
any idea OF the amount Of damage ard
arrangement accustomed by this unpre-
cedented food Half the injury is prob
ably unknown to us, but we hear that
the effects Of the storm have been felt
throughout the whole of this and the
neighboring counties. The amount Of
loss is incaEc0Ia6Ie. and the two freshcts
Of September will be matters for remem-
brance for the present generation, more
eventful than any to which their prede
cessors caG refer them. ChaTIeSfoWn
free Press.
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.7nother Destructive Flood. The rains
of the last week. beginning on Monday,
and with intervals continuing until Fri
dav, have resulted in tremendous flood
in the Potomac and Shenandoah. and
their tributaries, and great destruction 10
crops, fencing. and timber. has ensued.
The wind on Thursday night. from the
Sonth East. was very violent, and the
corn throughout ITS range has been pros
trated in the fields, which are saturated
to overffowng. The small streams did
not rise so suddenly as on the late coca
sion, but the large streams have surpass-
ed in volume any thing remembered by
the oldest inhabitant.'
In this town. cellars have been filled
that never were wet before, and the
earth is sending forth springs in every
direction. Pumps have been kept going
constantly, but the water seems mex
haustibIe. The basement of Abell's ho-
tel is again inundated. and all the cellars
on Main street are in the came condi'
ton.
At Harpers Ferry. however, the flood
has been the most disastrous. Both rIv-
ers were up on Saturday morning three
| feet above the highest point OF the flood
last April, and more than foot over the
memorable food Of 1910. On Shenan-
doah street, boats were used, and the wa
ter was in the first story of almost every
| house. The street between Carrel's
and Walling's Hotels was several feet
deep. and the premises Of both 80 filled
that their cooking for hundreds of travel
lers had TO be performed in the upper
stories, and at neighboriug houses on
higher ground. The water was touch
ing the Rail Road Bridge, and the rise
of another foot mast have swept that
costly work away. The Rail Roads
we believe, have suffered no injury. bni
the Canal has been seriously damaged
The lift lock at Harpers Ferry has beer
swept nut, and the banks in many places
: are entirely gone. We have great ap
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CARD.
To tie friends Of Total ,46siineace % The
Talley Of rT7ginaa, and elsssraere.

4 lag Jitetuo " 1ot"t t@o0t''t0s'es ~
raley Of T7agiaasa, and eAsssrhere.
hore soon 10 be able TO launch my
.Weekly' Barque upon the waters.
spread out her sails to the breeze, and
mailing the pure white banner firmly to
the mast head, urge my onward way and
hid defiance to the enemies oil humanity.
! will fight for the mental disenthral-
ment of creations lortI-his release from
The power OF a tyrant more formidable
than the Hydra, aud the word pass to
my friends and The world is victory or
death. return from the war victorious
or | return not at all, like the Spartan 81
old, come with shield in hand, OF
stretched upon it. | know no eompron-
ise with tie enemy. Having two years
since counted the cost. enter name and
all my earthly prospects iii the grand
the glorious enterprise.
Single handed Tie Reform we aim at
can never be accomplished. / therefore
call upon all who desire lis success, to
rally around the fae | raise, and lend
their aid in pushing forward the 'Earqae'
that supports II.
The Good Samaritan viii be among
the cheapest Temperance periodicals IN
the L. Sta.es, and will be devoted en-
eirely to Total Abstinence and lis great
and prominent objects shall be to direct
its bold ficut. against every species Of
vice and immortality. The dsasnka7'a may
expect my sympathy. shall lift the
voice of warning and reproot, and shall
use every power possess, to destroy the
Demon that controls him. have seen
and felt the power of The curse that fol
lows III his fierce career, and feel 1t to be
my duty to raise warning voice against
this damning and destroying vice. shall
stand arrayed. and hope not fur rest lrum
my toll while the dark DICTIONARIES Of
King Alcobol stalk with fearful strides
over the lairest and loveIiest spot on
earth.
My Enterprises one which appeals to
The heart of every christian and phlan-
thropist. 1t is calculated to awaken the
interest of every friend of humanity, and
enlist them in the effort to ameliorafe and
better the condition Of cur race. trust
that upon point 50 plain, a duty so
clear, an object SO lofty, TIE appeal for
very generous support, which liberal,
enlightened and prosperous public has
the power to bestow, will not be made in
vain. trust that my friends. and all
who desire the reform will come up at
once TO my aid. and sustain the Good
Samaritan aud Independent Teetotaler.'
JOHN M MAGSON.
Winchester, Sept. 90, 1s43.
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wOoD
THURSDAY, SEPT. %, 1915.
THAT BOX-U1fre !, tia

THAT BOX Where is it?-Last
March a box, containing a bundle of
imperial printing paper, one dozen peni-
Tertiary bags, ETC.. and directed to Capt.
S. c. Williams, of this place, was put on
board vessel at Richmond, bound for
Baltimore. The box has not been heard
of since. Ii must either be in Baltimore
or some other perhaps, through
mistake. it was put on the cars on the
Frederick sburg road. Please examine
your warehouse