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attribute the successes In question
to the weakness of their enemy,
rather than to the valor of their
conquerors. We reject the alter
native. America won the fight
through her own inherent heroism.
The cause was gained by the
strength of the one rather than by
the weakness of the other.
"Such is the fact-a fact proba-
bly, admitted through the VIII ole
lenght and breadth Of Great Bri-
tain; by the Gael and Welshman,
as we'll as the consanguineous
Anglo-Saxon."
Sr. JUAN UULLoA.-In refer
ence to the statement published
yesterday, the N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce remarks as follows -
In our opinion. it would re all
but a meracle if the American
fleet now in the Gulf, even it they
were all concentrated, (Which
they cannot be without intrrmit-
ting the blockade Of the other
ports.) should capture the fortress
OF D'Ulloa, strengthened AS it now
is at every point. The whole
squadron does not mount as many
guns as the fortress and would
have to present wooden walls
against walls Of stone. No; if
Ulio:. is to be bombarded. land
we don't see why it should be at
presently let at least three ships Of
the line, of the heaviest metal,
join the squadron before the at
tempt is made. Otherwise we
shall expect a failure. Our tars
naturally think they can do as
much as the French, with an equal
number of guns and so they can,
and more besides. But four times
the number Of guns employed by
the French in 1898, would not cap
ture the fortress now, as easily as
it was then captured, if at all.
A Washington letter in the New
York Journal Of Commerce, spea-
king of the Indians at present in
Washington says -
On Wednesday they visited for
the first time, the Capitol, remain
ed for a short time in the Galleries
Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives, beheld with wonder
the paintings and statuary, and
more than everything besides were
delighted with the cslored prints
in the Library from Mr.. Catlin's
portraits and scenes of Indian Life,
AS they gazed upon the Buffalo
hunts. upon the groups of wild
horses and wolves, and upon the
various Indian warriors in their
own costumes, and aimed the
scenes Of their own distant homes,
they could not restrain their emo
tions, and for the first time men,
women, and even the youths pre-
sert, fell into an animated CONVEX
sation, (pointing out to each other
what most interested them in the
different groups,) and for the mo-
ment seemed restored to the wild
prairies or hills of Texas. They
were much pleased, not only with
the large paintings in the otunda,
but also with the portraits of Ger
eral Jackson, the President. and
other distinguished persons by
Mr.. Healy. Among them is an
admirable picture of General Hou-
ston himself, at which they laugh
I'd heartily.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS AT MArA-
MoRAs.-:A weekly paper has been
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JOHN G. BASKIN,

JOF1N q. BASKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
III the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Office,will prompt
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan ID 46
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The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN tie Common Plea

III Tie COMMON Pleas.
William A. Cobb, vs.. James t\nox.-
Foreign Attachment.
!l' Plaintiff IN the above cnse haying this
DAY Md his Drclarat,o., III NY Office. aud
the Def ndant l,aylng no wife or attorney
known to Dr. within III" Stat. upon whom
copy Their OF may b. served: 1, 10 Or.
der. d that I'll" said Dct ndan, do appear
and plead tn rcte Within year aud dav
from this date, or j"!gmrn, by default viii
be gwen against h:m.
JNO. F LIVINGSTON Clerk
CIk's Office, Aarcn IL, l.46 3 iv
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN c. II A NC E. X Y.

IN c Fl A N c e K Y.
Uriah 0. Tate, v. Enos Asbury Tate
Bill for Partition.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of til. Com
missioner, that Enos Asbury Tate, The
Defendant, resides beyond tn" limits of
the State: On motion Of Compla nan,'S
solicitor, Ordered that hr do appear and
plead, answer or demur to the said bill
within thre" months notice from the puts
llcatlon of this notice, or the same will be
taken pro cont"sso against him.
H A JONES, G.. E.
Com'rS Office, 9Th June, 1916 l6 3m
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w. G.. g. J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed Part
nership for the practice of LAW, in
Abbeville District. Off
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS AT MATA-
MoRAs.-A weekly paper has heen
commenced at Matamoras b, H.
Mcleod, entitled nepublic Of
the Rio Grande and Friend of the
People" The leading articles are
printed both in English and Span
ish. The purpose is to convince
the people of Tamaulipas. Coahu-
liza, New Leon and Chihuahua, of
the futllity Of resisting American
arms and to throw upon the Ad-
ministration Of Paredes the re.
sponsibility of the war. a sepa-
ration OF the Departments nam ID
above from the Central Govern
ment Of Mexico, is the distinct aim
of this new paper.
A prospectus for another new
paper has been issued at Matamo-
ras by Messrs. Bangs 4. Lewis,
called the "Rio Grande Herald"
HE BIBLE IN ITALY.-Italy is
becoming more and more accessi-
Bile to evangelical efforts. The
Bibe can now be circulated, and
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.

Valuable Town Property for Sale.
Il The subscriber intending to
ffseA move to the country, offers for
!ss@E sale his HOUSE and LOT in
tlssE5ihe Village Of AbbevlIe, situated
on the Public Square. The House is a
comfortable and commodious one, and in
connection with it, are two LAW OFF.
CES. which can be rented at fair prices.
All the out buildings and fencing are new.
and the Dwelling House has been RECENTLY
PAINTED. Any person wishing such
property, would do well to call and see me.
Dec IL 42tf J. RAMEY,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District-In the Court OF

Abbeville District-In the Court Of
Common Pleas.
Joseph w. w. Marshall, bearer, Us.
Francis Henderson, sen'r-Decpn. IN
Attacht. on Prom'ry Note.
Whereas, the PlaiDtiff IN this action did,
on this day, file his Declaration aReinsi
the Defendant, who is abs. mt from and
without the limits Of this State, as it is
said. and having neith"r wife nor attorney
known, upon whom a copy of the above
Declaration, with a rule 10 plead thereto,
on or before the Twen,y-second day OF
November next, otherwise, final and abso-
lutte Judgment will be then given and
awarded against the Defendant
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov %, 1915 80 lv
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Gently consented to the publica.
ton of the Scriptures in his do
main.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District,
In the Common Pleas.
Agnes kingsmore, ,Adm'x. } Decl'n. in
v. I Foreign
Francis Henderson. Attachm't.
The Plaintiff having filed his Declaration
i'll my Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
State, on whom copy of the same. with
a rule to plead, can be served: 1t is Order
ed that the Defendant plead to the SAID
Declaration within a year and a day, or
final and absolute judgment will be given
against him.
J. +. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov I9, lS45 1v
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
III the Common Pleas.
Geo w Pressly,
Rob-, V Y.,ss, Dss''''on in A'''oh~''.
George w PressIy, the Plaintiff; having
this day filed his Declaration in the Office
of the Clerk of said District. against Ro-
bert Yeldcl!, the Defendant, who is said to
be absent from and without the limits of
this State, and who has neither wife nor
Attorney known, on whom copy Of this
Declaration with rule to plead can be
served: Ordered that the said Defendant
do appear and plead thereto within year
and day from this date, OR judgment by
default will be entered against him.
JNO F LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, 10Th Sept, lS45
Sept II % :
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Real Estate
JRDH2 @AEEaEN. z

d.
A IL that certain Tavern Stand and Valuable
n Fam, situste in Shsmokin townsh p, Nor
thumte,lsud county, on Centre Turnpike. about
miles from Sunbury. the county town, adjoining
lands Of Fessiy's Heirs. Annnniss SaKton and 0,
thers ecntsining i50 acres more OF less, 20 rcres
Of which heiog ia good meadow. . small creek
running through the came, snd about 20 sefs
thereof being we'll iimbcrcj, the residue being in
high state Of cultivation under excellent fences on
which Is an orchard of choice fruit trees; the bull
d,ngs consist Of two story stone dwelling house.
well adapted fm a Tsvrrn Stand, which was k p,
as such for upwards Of 35 yea,s, large convent
ent bauk barn, with abundance Of good sheds and
other eu, buildings. .l.,..i.,..-,
ALSO-Anoth-r small tract Of land adjoining
tho above aud lands Of Daniel J. Roie and Others
contsining sbhut lS acres in good state Of cuiva-
tiun the buildings ,heIe"n consist II two story
frame dwelling house and frame bank barn. with
other out buildings ws,er sp'insing st the door
Of this dwelling aud ,he tavern sisnd. ty means Of
fountain pumps Beiag late the resl estate Of Mar.
Tin Weaver decd, aud will he sold at private sale
by the subsciber hcing authorized BY the heirs Of
said d~cessed. lndisputstle titles will Be sivso.
Ig a DANIEL J. ROTE,
f1 ,he use Of ,he Heirs Of said deceased.
Shsmckin township, August |. ISa6.-N - =
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Iyspe ,,sla OF 40 Years standing.

fNHE wiss Of Cspssin Robsvts. on Vine Street,
l near Waws, CINCINNATI, has been afflicted
IN DYSPEPSIA in lie wost aggravated form
the last zen years, was recommended by eelebra-
ply scisns Of Boston, New Yo'k. PhisadeIphis,
fillmore. aud Cincinnsti, 10 Wsvet q they could
nothing Es her. She did so, but Il did her no
Cd. she then commenced urins the mos popa-
medicines Of the day for her complaints, hut de-
ed no benehi. seainR an advertisement Of DIR.
MITH'S VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
Lis in the pager, she concluded 10 give them
,rial-sent to g. r. Thomsa. Msin street. Ne.
cen Third and Fourth, DI, smiths Asen, for
ncinnsti. aud puichssed I boz. took them sccos-
,g 10 direction, end can with heah.fsh Joy state
Il she derived more bsneht from the use Of one
Of DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills,
IN from any other medicine she hes msie use Of
ring the ten years. THE shove was sent 10 q.
Thomas on the 81 Dec. 1854 ]-Cin. Times.
or CAUTION.--As miserable imiistion has
on made. BY the name Of .sogI Coated Pills.
snecesssry 10 be sure that Dn. q. BEry. SxIra's
mature Il on every bog. Price 3o cents
Principal Office, l79 Greenwich T. New Yofk.
Sold b. JOHN w. FRILlNG. Sun6ury.
wM. FORsYTHE. NovfAUmG
July 35tb, 1876,
r. ..sU<
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Imitation Cambrc, Cumric Dtmity, Irish Shirlirc
Linens, Dsmask Table Linen, Table Cloths and
Napkins. Long Lawns, French Linen Camb,ic ard
Linen Lawns, cheap shifting and Shcelng Mus
Inns, and superior Long Cloth Shifting.
MORNING GOODS -''
Lupn's Bcmbazines Of al, qualities, and thc va-
rious shades n Black. Summer Bombsxines or
BriIiiaoles SILK and Cotton Warp Alpaccss, Silks.
Moueelin De Isines. Bareges, Bslzorines, Marquesc
Grenadines, Ginghams, lawns, Grapes, Grape ard
Love Leisss Viels, Md aud Silk Gloves, Hosiery,
Plain Silk. GIscia, Ottoman, Thibet Barege aid
Twisted Silk Shaws, Scorfs and Crava,s.
SHA WIS IND SCARFS.
French Cashmere long and equaIe Shawls,
B.ochc do, Printed, BsreRe. 1hrbet and Terkerri
do. G'acia, Twisted SILK, Grenadine, Hernani and
hoha'r DO, and Tow priced do. ...,l...,.,
S'''i. Grenadinc, Barge, md other long and
shot ocarfs. Also, Cravats. ai"
Black Lace and silk Msntiliss, Visit, Cspes AMI
Cardinals, Of the new styles. aoi .,. ~ i,...v,ly
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
EmTd Caps, Colars. spencers. and Chemize,'s,
under Sleeves and Culi-, English and Frrnci
Thread I.aces, Edgings ard lnsertings, Linen Bcs-
bin Edgings and inser'ings, emt'd Swiss and Canr-
brio do, Black and White Lace Wells Lace Shawl.
and Scarf, wide Black Lsces Tor Mantiiias and
Scahs. and Black Brussels Lace, for trimming d..
anu dresses
HOSIERY. af
English white aud black ribbJ, embj, open
worked, and pain Silk Hosiery white and black
half csc, ribbd and plain spun Silk and raw silk
do; also, English and Swiss white, colored, and
uIbleached Cotton do; ribb'j, plair, emb'd CLOCK
ed, and open worked; also, Children's Gotten do.
aud Ladies white and unbleachcd lisle Thread
do, Of various qualities, scarce and desirable ar.
,cle, aud other Hosiery Of various descriptions.
LINEN CAMBRTC AND LAWN HDKFS.
Plain, corded, berdered, riviere, musique nri
emb'd Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs., hon l23
cts. to $50 esch.ys Also. -Bsgs Purses. Green 3e.
tege for VciIs Gauze Vies. Black Linen, Lead
cofd and Brown do, Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
An tho new s,ylts rich and cheap Scarf Gui
Crava,s; Kid, Silk, Thread. and other e. Yrs;
Cotton half Hose; Silk and Linen Calabric pocket
Hdkfs, Suspenders, &c.
1T You can find at MARSHALL'S, ls9 Chrs-
nut street, almost every article in Dry Goods tiia;
you reeuiie, and at prices quite low, f not lower
than elsewhere, (n is To his interest 10 sell che0p)-
and as hc is constantly adding to his stock the new
est and cheapest goods, you will be sure of being
suited. Dut. reader you are invited to call und
Judge for yourself. rr
Philale!phia, May 10Th, lsi6.-2m
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Tin and Shcei-IrOn Ware
MANUEA EACTORX.
8 \ T. ~ q n o " n, P8 ~ MA,

VVNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pnblic
ii that he has commenced the manufacturs Of
TIN and Sheet-Ir0n Ware,
in oil It's various branches, ut SeinsgTove. His
ware 10 no, only made Of the hest materials. but 10
put together in substantial and woskmanlike man.
ner. differing in this respee, from much Of the ws'e
soid. which 10 made mp in hurry for that purpose.
An excellent ssssament will be kept on hand n all
times, which will be VM On ths most reasonable
terms. ANDREW q. WINGERT.s
SelinsgroVe, May islh,' ls4s.-1 tti@ors
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DE N TISTR ".
JAcoB EELLER.

HVHANKFUL, for she liberal encouragement
which he hiss received. wo1il respectfully
inf'Mm his friends end the citizens Of Norhumter.
land county IN general. ,hat he has prepared him.
self with the bes, Incurrup,ibe Teeth, Gold Plate
Gold Foil, &c, thss can be had in tho CITY Of Phi
ladclphia; sed ,hs, he will endravor, to the utmost
Of his ability, 10 render full satisfaction to a. who
may think proper to engage his services. He will
be Ia Sunbury u she August cours. where he will
hc prepared, u MS rcsideuce. TO in~,ri Teeth on
Coll Plate, or on Pivot on the isrest and most al-
proved plsns and attend TO ell the branches beloag-
ing 10 DENTAL SURGERY. 4 e
Lsdirs will he visited on al their piscrs Of resi-.
dence, IL desired ........--
His charges will be reasonable. and his work
warranted. 'f ?" CESS.
He will visi, difiersn, parts Of the county, abou,
once in three month";
3unbury, July 18th, lsi6-6m 'H '
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Notice

vS hereby given 70 I'll iesstees. creisors. and O.
tes persons interested in the estates IL Christian
Shipmsn decd, se,,cd by his exr I,cwis Dswsr;
of acob Reed ear. decd, setted ly his admr Jacob
r. ed; Of Th,mas Huff decd. settled by his sdmr
Henry Gibson, OF John Richards decd. settled by
lis exr Ssmuel YO'k.; Of Ssmuel Leshss decd,
settled by his exvs Michael Lenker and Jacob Le-
sheH Of Daniel Herb, decd, sestiei by his admits
Daniei and Adam Herb, Il Michsc Daehi, ~ decd,
ve,,led BY his ezra John end Michsel Diehl; Of 10.
seph Keller y. deed, settled by his exrs John and
loseph Krlfss; of Joseph Mucklow decd, settled by
his xdmr Obadiah Csmpbeib Of Thomss Smith
decd, settled hy his admrs John NJ Smith and Nam
cy Smih; Of John Flies, decd, settled by his admr
James +. Murray, OF sarah Moury decd, settled by
her admr George Long, Of David kasemsn decd,
settled by his adm, Frederick Kasemsn, Of John
Diefenbscher decd settled by his admr Peter kuns;
Of Frederick HuwmeI decd, settled by his ear S.
muei Hummel, cf Daniel Herb, ~. deed, settled by
his admrs Daniel and Adam Heb Of John Frick
81. decd, settled by his rxr John Prick, Of John
Cau deed, settled by his cxr DR.. David Peuiksp,
Of James Campbell decd, settled by his admrs Ob,-
dish Campbell aud VIM. Pe'sns, Of John Neidig
snr decd. seitied by his sdmr Adam Neidis; the
account of Jacob II hbish, guardian of Henry Lah,;
the account of Stephen Glaze, guardian Of sarah
Ann Klapp; the sccount of Stephen Glaze, guar
disn Of Mary z. Klapp; the account Of John Sher-
~. yussdisu Of Adam Snyder the sccount Of John
sherry. guardian VI William Snyder; the account
Of John Sherry, snsrdisn Of Fanny Snyder.
Late Of Northumberland county, decreased. that
,he executors and administrators Of the said decea-
sed estates have filed their accounts with ,hs Re-
giser Of this county; and that they will BE- prsssn-
ted 70 the Osphans' Court Of ssid county on Tues
day the lsh dsy Of August next, for confirmation.
~ assa.er. EDWARD OYSTER,
sontaFy, July 4. ls46. Register
C,ONCRESS INK.-BIue and Bl.ck Congress
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DEXrER's SPIRITS OF SOAP, for e1.
,rscting Greases Dry Paints. Varnish. Tar,
Wax. &c. from clothing of any Description. war.
ran,sd not 20 injure the cloth The most delica'e
coIoss. This iqud hss also been used With srea,
success in cases Of Durus. Scaids. f~tt'r, Pimpes
on The fsrs. Chspped hands. Sore lips. Rheuma.
tisu, Hsd ~ soA Cosns. &c. or Price, rs cts.
per boile. For sslc ss Tho ssoe Of
July le. 1886. II. MASSER,
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In Halifax, Dsa7his eoouty, On Tuesday last,
ELIZA, wife Of DR.. Robert H. Awi, aged about
~ years. riq ss .rifsfaf5 s sssl9 sis
On Tuesday last, ELLEN, daughter Of MIL.
ssac Seller aged sbout 10 months Il. 4 .sa
On Monday last, an infant daughter Of Mr..
Wm. H. Miller, Of this place. 80 ,ar,,,s,3 80
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Is now prepared TO oGer. Wholesale and Retail,
II large assortment OF Fancy and SrAfLs
fre4 DRY GOO Ds, T'N
suited to the County .s we'll % CITY Trade. He
continues tho system Of sno a6Hement in y,vices," I"
which he has pursued for the psst ten years. and
desires to call the special at,sntion Of The public 10
It 80 the only true sysfeNs Of retail bueiuen, and
which is decidedly 10 the interest q the puschassr
to promote. II is quite time The fraudulent prac.
tice Of asking high price. and abating u mske the
purchasers believe they are the "favcpod few" IVES
done away with. as, nine times out Of ten they sre
made 10 pay higher price (however great the re.
durion) than the Hke ssy's and quslity can bs pur-
chssed q, the "One Price S,ore.p u8 -ast
A. d. N. Is in regular receipt Of the newest and
chcspes, sessonab'e soods. and when any article
depscciatrs in value the price s At once marked
dawn 80 low that cannot ba undsvsoid. by this
system the purchaser can at oil times buy with
confidence and sati.fsction, end without waste Of
time in useless bargaining. He has 81 this time
complete assorimen, OF s IA n
-re a5gapai, SILKS s4at rt. f,,.
Black tus,rino, Ottoman, Poux do soie, Man
tus, Gros de Rhine, Armure, and other Dress and
Msu,ills Silks. Alsc, aafiisor0f As,
Fsncy Dwss Silks, from a. cts. to So 25 per
yard, including all The variety Of approved aud
useful styles and combination Of coiors. a' eirt
Lining Silks, Foulard Silks. Silk Bingham.
,s9- LAWNS. AND ORGANDIES.
Paris Psinsed Lawns and Organdies, Of the
newest and most approved style, as we'll as the
cheapest in the market. Also, st
Scotch Lawns AT very low prices.
&C. FRENCH GlNGHAMS, fs Ices
iOf,he newest des sns. Also Scotch Gnghsm.
and Gineham Lawns. very chesp Twilrd Earl
u. . - - .-.~f.
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."GU0d Intemt Fire Company, iis
A STATED MEETING of the Company win
n hs held on Tueslsy evening next, At y O'Clock,
At the Court House. Punc,ual sttendancs ID 70
quirsd. sa5 ia tsd HENRY DONNEL., aip
Aug. I. 1886. Secretary.
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Notice.

AIOTICE. is hereby given, that sn application
IL will be made to The mex, legislature iar
charter fur Bank with capital Of $50 600, snd
powr, 10 ircsesse the SeIit"l thereof TO 100000.
with banking and di-co0ntmg privileges. to be cal.
led .The Bank Of ehamokin." sud 10 te located in
the borough ofSunbury. in Northumberland coun-
~. June 2fth, 1886
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"vWashlngton Fire Company
THE members of the "Washinston Fire Com
panyr ere sequested TO meet st ihs State
House, on Monday Evening, August 3, at ~ ~
clock. precisely. Puncsual attendance 10 required
Avg. l.. SAMUEL. J. YOUNG, Sec.
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Of every description. that has eves bsen brought 10
this place. And what is still better. they say he
sells 10 cheap, that you csn buy two sAiR fir the
sane money that yos umd 10 pay for one pair.
He BuYs roR CAsW and SKLLs FoR Cash, and
,hat /. the reason that he can afford to sell Them
much cheaper. lfyon don, wan, TO huy jus, call
and sea bis stock. He 10 always glad 10 see his
customers; and il is no Wouhle TO him 10 show his
eoods Jus, 10 give you an idea how cheap he does
sell. the following is iist Of prices Of Psn Of his
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BALrzMoRr ManKEr.

lfH g ..I ~ frs I'll
Office Of Tie BALrsxoss AMrsscAs, July ~.
GRAIN.-There has been fair supply Of
Wheat at market to-day. Sales Of new Md.
eds were made * S5s92 cts. tcr good to prime.
id 75s65 cts. Tor ordinary 70 good. Several
arcels Of prime old Nd. reds soid at Ssa95 cts.
We quote new family hour white at i03al05
to. A lot st 5000 busli. Gencsee white, fit for
.mly -four, sold on terms not tunepired.
Sales to-day Of white Corn ut JOa52 cents,
md of yellow =, 55s56 cents. s. e
We quote Oats at 2ssW cents for new, and
Oa32 cts. for old.
WHISKEY. have advanced, and
most Of the receipts are ordered TO be stored.
,bls. would seadily bring q cts, and perhaps
iore.