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NEW MUSIC-Just receiyed.

UNHE following new music Is this day received,
Il and for sale al StailoDers Hall, Pennsy wanna
avenue, gwo doors east ID i2th street. lt,,ff
hls sal5,t VIM. FISCHER.
Song Of the Zephyr music by Glover. I.a. 81
Fading, still Fadingi music by A. Schmidt.
Fond Remembrance music by Desilyer.
Greenock Hunting Song; music by Jos. Max.
Montpelier Quiekstep; music by JOS. Max.
Montpelier Waltz; music by Jos Max.
Lilly of the Valley; Polonaise brillianG Dister.
Souvenir Gallop; by Kleber. a ..
Pennsylvania Cotillion; by v. Dister.
Sradella Polka; by Charles Cooke.
Carlisle Polka by v. Dister.
Nov
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FINHlS Is TO give notice that the subscriber hath
Il obtained from the Orphans Court of WASH
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, letters
o. administration on the personal estate Of Legrand
Fairchld, late Of Washington county, deceased. AN
persons having claims against the said deceased arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the 9th
day OF October next or they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
1916. .
HENRY MAY,
Oct 27-law3w Administrator
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II. WILLIS RAXLEY, NJ. D.,

r5 Prof of anatomy and operative surgery,
.sT,a, Washington University, Bait
treatise on tho use of the above valuable truss,
and also containing many other certificates of the
highest responsibility, viii be given gratuitously to
any one who willapply to
Eros tas u. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn, avenue, near Browns Hotel, who Is sole
agent for the District.
June 10 A"h4
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rHAs. G. REINHARDT's patent gias
4 } mad double and single lever truss

u
lostented Sept. "a, 1874 for the support and cure
Of rupture, or hernia, suitable TO all sizes and ages,
far men, women, and children.
This truss has tbs superiority of any heretofore
IN nae first on account Of its durability and clean
Iinsss, the rupture pad eng Of glass, tn any
share or form,) the adjustments OF the springs 70
suit the action Of the body, and calculated 70 be
sted to either side. The rupture pad glass; has
double notion; FIRST by revolving on its own
axis; second, by the lever to which It is attached
and where said lever is connected TO the main
spring. The superiority which this truss has over
others is obyions 10 this, that il Is most etee,ua IN
retaining the parts in their proper place, and ma
king doe PRESSURE il ia always eeani lls shape OF
fora, is durable, which in stuffed pads 10 not me
ease. LAS they become saturated with the hu,ds
rom the body.) The umbilical truss Is unSur-
passed being so adapted as to remain perfectly
secure where applied. -,
Asa proof OF It's efficacy ofthe great number that
has been vended, not one Of the owners has been
dissatisfied, but have spoken in the most commenda-
bic terms oft
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

iayisg examined the truss Of Mr.. Chas G. Rein
dt, | concur with Prof Smith in the opinion az TO
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The hernial truss, invented by MIR. G. G. Rein
hardt has advantages over most others now In use,
in regard TO durability Of material, variety OF form
Of pad, and its admitting Of being easily ceansed:
It's Introduction into use, fjudiciously selected and
Applied, 1 doubt not would give general satisfae-
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CERTIFICATES.

BALrIaoHE, May Is, 1886.
Mr.. C. G. RrIsHARpr: have examined and
nsod 10 some extent the truss Of Mr.. Charles G.
Rsinhurdt. Il is an instrument well adapted 10
treatment Of hernia and especially the accomplish
ment of the radical cure. do not hesitate to re-
commend il as an ingenious and useful instrument.
N. r. SMITH, M. ID. "
Prof. o Surgery.
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Foolscap, l2on sheet, without signatures, 90
Do IL do with do w
Proposals should be marked Proposals Tor print.
ing blanks" and addressed to the Second AssIstan
Postmaster General
G: JOHNSON, p. MIG.
wAsHNeroN CIrr ID. c.,
Nov. l4-1awt3lDec.
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have used the several trusses manufactured by
Mr.. G. @. Reinhardt, and have found them well
adapted TO effect the ends for which trusses have
been applied.
RICHARD WILMoT HALL, NJ. d.,
One Of the surgeons OF Baltimore lnhrmary,,
No As Lexington ST., Bait,
April 80, 1886. ..nrr vytgs.a
BALriMoRE, May ~, 1886.
regard the truss of Mr. Chas. c. Reinhardt as
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad TO see it generally introduced into practice.
CfIAS. BELL GIBSON, M. d.,
Prof Of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
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strasburg Academy, Lancaster county
Pennsylvania.

Sept. 25-tf q
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Sale, nj the stock Exchuuge
THURSDAY
PASSENGERS SAILED

IL. sea,asap Great Western for LirerpOoi-E haupc,
York; Ovens Philadelphia Santa Cruz and servant.
Havana Julius Barsdort Hamburg; Dr. Jno Geo Rozen-
tain and lady Montreal Hon Geo Bancroft lady dauch-
ter and servant Minister To England; Rev Levitt \
York; Geo Pollen do. Hugh Austin Canada; J Il Nc.
Culoch, do; Capt Phot. do, II Micklem, do, Rev \
Frazer, Scotland NJ Mclaughlin do c ; Gimor
w Boutbee Canada; Mira stiles and three children sR
vannah; Geo Young Glasgow VIM smith, Sheffield.
VIM Morrison England; I : Draper, Thos Lownds, Geo
B Norwood and lady. Geo kunhsrdt and lady D q
Rodwold Mise Thompson VIM Morrison II { Schroe
der, Mr. Esenwein Mr. Tcmpcton andlady. Ncw.lork
Gen Armstrong;, NJ Wade and lady, John Henry 2 L
Senat
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The DKouTn IN VmcISA.-The long contin.
od drought is the subject OF general complaint from
our country correspondents they say the ground so
dry that the dust follows The pillow in clouds In many
The old saying is 'adry fellow for good crop OF
wheat We sincerely hope that it may prove in this
instance ut least, Richmond (Va) Standard 9TH.
indian DEPREpAIioHs.-The Austin Texas
Democrat Gays party OF indians attempted to run on
part ofhe horses belonging to Capt llighshs Rangers
encamped about two miles above Austin. The Captain,
with score or OF men. Immediately gave chase,
but IL 10 not stated that any redskins caught
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LATER FROM HAvAsA-The brig 7 Street,
Capt Mcconnell arrived yesterday from Havana nav
ing sailed on the 23d and brought US file OF papers
to thc 22d inclusive
Senior Espena came passenger on the T. street to this
city having been appointed by the Queen oil SPAN Con
sui for the port OF n Orleans.
Captain General ODonncll entertained at a grand
banquet on the 18th inst the French Admiral La Place
All the distinguished military and civil officers OF Havana
and the principal officers Of the French and Spanish
.quadrons in port were present at the banquet
The ship Elizabeth j. arrived in Havana on the 2ist
inst from Philadelphia She encountered succession
OF gales from the 9Th TO the 18th she lost two boats
all her deck load and experienced other damage
In various parts OF the Island we find the public at
tention occupied with the construction oil railroads
which General ODonncll is encouraging by his nfu
ence and personal contributors road had been near
y completed between Puerto Principe 10 Neuyiias and
smother has been projected from San Juan dc los kem
dios to the OF Cabnricn. 10 which Gen ODonneu
has subscribed $4,000.
The Spanish rigate Congresso had arrived safe
y Santiago dc Cuba IRON Bnthbano after very tenn
pestuous passage with specie be forwarded to Spain
~ o. Pic. 30th.
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NrW=YORK TRIBUNE.

Tar AsAr-The Telegfsphic Correspondent o,
rbyrsday's Phtisdeiphi' N9rta Ainer'een na' I's
following iteras by the steamship Galveston "h'en az
On the 2oth alt FROM Port Lavecca
"a galveston. The following paragraphs from toe
a.Ivc.on Civilian contain ali that we nave from re
aTay and it is merely in confirmation Of direct n'e4A
renee previously received 49,, =
,u,nc abou, eight hundred lner IS encsmped at the
s.an,6 Of tbe LsSanns with hundred men on the
stcs i;s owing 20 the stgues OF cng march THIS
Regmeut has just received orders 70 proceed wtnou;
deIsv "a Cannargo The Tennessee Regiment "a day
eYnected Neither OF these Regiments were intended
20 join Gen. Wool
an arrival at Port Lavscca from MaramoTos bringing
dates the Eth reported that Deg: ad been received
xv L,e from General Taylor. 70 the eject that ne Vas
marching upon Monterey with 900 men, and was 'v,n
few miles Of that city Monterey WIS sad 10 De ae;
tended with force of 1900 Mexican under Genera
Arapudla
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Lnw Courts. Defer1ed.

UNITED STATES DIsrMcT CouRT-Beiore Judge Bets
The trial OF Roster indicted Tor stealing watches sc
on board the Iowa, was continued and medical testi
mony &c. taken 10 insanity Roster was IN
very busy in making drawing TO perpetual
motion The Captain testified 10 the robbery ot the
watches and other matters md said lac had appear
OF insanity. Me. Gilbert Hays testified 10 olorge
quantity of tools found in his possession 10 be burglars
tools aud such as to enable him to get in aud out ol
almost any place To be continued this forenoon.
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ARRIYEI,


Bark Isabella Young, 81 DIS a Malaga vine, fruit &c
to Hswss Godfrey & Co, Sept sab, IN lat IS 81. long Is
IS spoke brig Jane iowcs Irou Boston for Gibraltar 81
days out.
Br bark Ocean Queen, Hyslop, b ds fn Mansanills
Cuba bound Liverpool Putin 10 repair damage HAY
ing the 10Th Sept of Cape Fear encountered the late
gales lost deck load sprung leak and received other
Brig Albert Perkins Bcarse 10 dis I'm ST Marks 5, Do
mingo. coffee SC. TO c Rossirc 4 Co Left no Amer
can vessels
Brig wn, [ Jones, Hobart, ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
naval stores. to Post
Br brig Veronica Brine Is d. in 5, Johns NJ sail, to
J & 6 LsUries.
Brig Puritan (oi Thomss,ou) Auesbury 10 is tia
Turks lsand $50 bushels salt, Horton Brothers Il
Co. 3 or casks wine. Long & Everett Left brig New.
England ldg Sept e6ih in lat - ~ long Il ~ spoke
brig Rebcccs ds I'm Phlsd having the Capt and crew
of the brig Benjamin abandoned al sea board Sep;
Ssh In lat 81 40 long - the wreck OF brig John
Hill of Dennis, dsniasied aad Abandoned the hull Sp
peared badly injured Sd inst S, IS Is long II * spoke
br brig Favore, from Demarara for Alexandria DC "
days out a., ,t,s.,.s. r.,s rs,
ballast to Middleton 4 Co Left brig George Loysl I'm
New.Hsvan Bsrtadocs put distress q n Sept
with loss Of niain-topnlast and leaky.
Danish brig Clara Crescy, ~ DIS tr Port a PlSt nan
hosany TO Aynssr s Co. 18th inst OF Cape Henry spoke
brig Salvaasr. from Bals:aeTe for New osissas On
stove halwarks and lost part OF decs lasd.
Danish schr Venus, Holm IS DIS ;r Copenhagen, iron
to Beck & Kunharat 9TH Inst OF Cape Aen!opca
passed steamer bound South Encountered severe
Sehr Harmonious Walker ~ Us en- Havans VIA HA,,p
ton Roads sugar, Sc 70 Z Gosri. The Il received
damage to sails rigging aud hull IN the late gale. Died
on the sSsh Sept, VIM II YORK, chic, officer, Of Port
land Ne,
SchT Gen Warren. Holmes. ds IL, rholnSsloa. hne.
Schr Yankee, Hewitt ds I'm Thomasto;i, lime.
Sehr Wreath, Tshsat,s Q ds I'm Columbia Ne !un-
bar, 10 Saor,
sehr John Ely, s ds fn TAonlas,oa. lime
sehr Edward Ios'h"cFe' Il DIS I'm Lutsc Ne. plaster.
to Brett s Vcsc.
schr Increase, 6 ds TN Taomas,oa Grae.
New piio'eoss psvid Mitchell as I'm BSlaiao,e in
' ssbr swallow Aekerly, TN wasAinssoa, NC. naval
' ssSr Thorne, Sanford. Wilmington. NC. aara.
stores.
sShr Star. eiauline. Washington. NC, nava, STOKES.
SAILED.
Pscke, ship DucheSse d'Or!eaas, Esyre.
Steamship Great Western, Matthews. Liverpool.
wind-HSw.
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.nsEp ATRnY MORNING. AND EVENING

Z -e-Nitsg--- SLGNE for Albany and Troy. MORNING
''-r-@ LINE-rhc Steamboat TROY, Cart Cor.
ham, Will leave Tuesday, Thursday: and Saturday fhc
steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM. Ellsworth, viii eSvo
Monday "Wednesday and Friday n O'Clock A. VI. ftom
the Steamboat Pier foot Of Barclay a. for Troy AMI neI
mediate places.
EVENING LiSE-The steamboat COLUMBIA Capt
WIN H. Peek, viii leave MONDAY, "Wednesday aud Friday
Tho steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. d. Macy, viii leave
raosday Thursday and Saturday evenings nj O'Clock
from C0rtiRnl-st riGf, f0r Albany and Troy direct
" The above boats OF tbs r3t cnss they arr coni
nia.ed by experienced and attentive officers and orspecd
and accommodation are superior 10 sost AMI Inferior ~
none on tbr river eg3
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n The schooner Edward Ti!eti, "bIeh Ie!'
Point Isabel about three since Tor ts" Fan
with about fifty volunteers the SICK iist Cn Ih
Mississippi and Alabama had got "'thin my lCs y
The Yaiize al the commencement o. ihe !c'f s'0tlh
which struek her aih much Violence that sne vas
cn,noeisd M run before under bare poles AID Was
drv ashore about miles tins side OF the SABINE
pas on sunday night 7h inst where She remains
birb and dry No lives lost from the storm though
az ofte volunteers died after lrE Point issoel tour
q, sca and two after the vessel went ashore. Among
them was Mr. Hughes and NJ Chase, from Indiana
and Messrs. Davis and Ahstance from Iississip?L
Capt Cady whom Col Harvey had lett III cor
rnsnd at the P,esidio Rio Gfandc. aud whose men IN
crossing the river 10 TO san Antonio were rc1
on by siexcans who Jay in anbush) has furnished 70
the acting Adutan, General at IAN Antonio an ohcsi
sccoun, Of the afs;r He ALTO furnishes the following
list OF those wounded and inissing alter the attack
j. Paris, wounded slightly, private Capt Evans com
pany. -,... ,...,... o,,,.
psny.
K Reid. missing. private
z Prewi,, missing private Capt Eganss company
j fiddle rnssing. butcher.
Capt PAYNE u s. Ordnance Officer At this post mas
repaired in the schr Blazer Capt r. Smith TO sabine
Pas with provisions &c. relieve the wants o. Tue
survivors The Blazer has been engaged ~ Capt l. 70
carry the Mississippi volunteers TO New. Orleans:
~'' ff,.1yeston News 10Th inst.
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DRINTING INK ManJiac,ory-Tne si5.criber
has recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery -to BIS naaufIclory .ch enables
als BIZ customers with very superior article Printers
anf merchants VAC may have orders for Palers WI
aid them promptly executed moderate prices may
rely On being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality and
% Interchangeable color Tae subscriber manufactures lux
oil varous coors VIZ red blue, green, &c Orders d.
ery and G0yerneur through tic Dispatch Post vii be
p1rcts1!y aie1def TO- This paper ha- been printed By
ick from his lsnuiactorg :Of seYera! years
o5 ArDkW GEORGE MATTER
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Drp gooos.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
THE CASH
,tfGRf-sG Sr7p cL0Thf-,e EcT L. II = T
Isl 4. DEGRoor \ co.

w 4. DECROoT. x CO.
40 Fulton fseccr6 h!ccE Ear B-oecsse y. !.
yITHERE ever variety Of G-nteaa=ns Clothing car %
w had or Io r prces than ny chez esizhshte-i
n he cir Of y. T9rs-
= over Coas si Owe, Sscks Of ,rosdcoths, bee7- plot
.reeis and A.llias Cioth- OF e-ery style ead eoior
Cox. oeealf Jhre.s1arfers aod ii. cifc.e C. Ersach
and American DfoadclDils ION = 20 -
Dress aud :rorE Goats o.eck 5.ce. brown Give an
sreea Of french Eagasn. BEGAN er9 American Gers
&c nd 5u-.ae=. co.-s. Pei,o SACK and Wnts.
frrczz % Ty-escs'snd 'fczd-ls ~ set+ -'t4- u LIZ
rnarket ron zto =
Pspts-g-ostc.o. ce,s;raerss plan and fzic, doe SKIN
frarcr Ea-.z-h -1d AI1src-c, frors - 70 -
vesz-l-H breasted. s,taIEhl breast Hod fo.il1- CO.
ar new sts!e. plaza z1d fGlcy gsiy-ts = oo!= 80
cassaeie, plain and fancy +7,ls -id si.s rom > %
,e..ine- .cl vii ~ nace % Order 70 SUI nc i'i9i
is-fidicTs
~ Bows CLOTHING u r7erE DESCRIPTION constantly o.
~ ~ 4 DEGRCOT = CO
-i-,so5 Nc 10 Fulrol-st-
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Nj A RINE JOU r n AL,
PORT OF NEW YORK.

CLEARED
BRIG Neuvtss Baker West indies Falcon, Pit, Bcr
mada Tucker & Lighthourne.
Scnr Silas Crane johnson. Washington
Sloop Helen nussey New Bedford
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{CIS !. LOuTREL, NanG fact.rers
and Iracor-srs. :. Hsiter-i4Ee-

PUBBER SI0ES.-2oGc0 para Mems Wcrnen's
~ a7c CtILcfcn's fgGEed AID plain Imported Pasa RIB
eeFs together viii large aud a. assortment OF anufac
tEFec Rubber Shoes Of every description iysanted o
aest II raraei f,s sale q cheap L. ny the Newark
infa Rubber Manufacturing Company, q slsideE-sae
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miscellaneous.
,Iy.ITHFtL ExcERCI.E-l

TIEALTHFUL EXCERCISE.-lI l. astonishing
know popular bowling hzs fecul1e CT laie Inc PIblc
az. amount exercise thrcz ta-
syst.rn Physicians nave recommended, q afe. ihs
iIr0cea: exercise. which refreshing sleep 20 ie
body. Bow ing Alleys 10 be fond - all ps- OF c
city. and about Erss hundred have been r1e6s Z &C.,
liAe lard Of sieacy hsbits) TIE past year By tue
iGe New YuGsers ought 20 pattern after hen. u ~
sttre foobos instead OF rUnntns Up ball the
me Alley. -, - ,h,v cirv
Ta~re has been some great 5O,giing issey 800 ~
,e,5 80, :. = Tv,.iC3-si which about 30 ieei ioa
con-, itinl s.1 lew. eel.i!enlEa h4a-e1 - =,
-. - slf - ~ scd 59i p.o- ~ e2cH stfiis NC
Inst /. yehats. ca led puiiils ~ YN- "a ~ - -
s,.se- !. a f-Clt game 5ut te 5en.tzt-HI y -
-, ,,e ss,e sgssn on lie sane A-ey, No 4 b9.t0li-
s15. can 90 80 -
nITT.ZT I,AIPs.-JU-t r-csIveG, = ueH- supply Of
i;sf'. P1fpu Oh Lump. Mr.. HEsj calls hen Raj
- Iar.s afhGIsIi thsr dc ~ 20 through ~ dry
~ ray ar. sery nea; kind . goods. and 3cts III
sanding general propensity 80 r1ase igt o. mem ihey
Lear loDd gulOnr Eoa5-aef Pers FOR s1te oe-
% o7 g. 60 BoAgDsAy ! HART.
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: = IrArENsON RAILK0ND-
xrs.p AINDEPENDENT OPPOSITION

-. ~ through WITHOUT IanNmt OH Alh
q. Albany Line at o p. M.-rhe steamer
BELLE Captain Sainuc, Schuyler. will leave Sew'Yoh
for Albany every Monday Wednesday nut Friday laatins
at HauuIOnd-st from the foot OF RvbinsonsL IN. Bella
- fitted no with splendid slaerooms and for speed eo
tori AMI safety surpassed by boat ON tie Hudson
river Passengers taking the Belle Will arrive In Albany
in ample time for the morning East or West anl
packet boats North. For freight Passage Inquire on
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Sryfsstl..a-5N AND TROI.-Passage Sl.-Breakias and
Dinner on board hs Boat Passengers
taking this Boat viii arrive In time take the Eyefans
Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo aud north 10 bar
stogo. and Lake George. -,
The steamboat NIAGARA. Capt WIN. Ellsworth, WI
leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday, al o'clock, M
from the rier foot Of MISUNDERSTANDING On oppo''s
days ~ For Passage or Freight apply on board % 70
NJ n Hail ,i ,Ii, Olic,, on The Wharf aulin
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.r~su MORNING LINE al ! o'clols-Fot ~.

,N"s" n MORNING. LINE nj 0tIOtK-FUT 40
sfifr--tShuny 1'ruy aud n,crncdNte Landings,
th, Steamboat Pier at tho foot OF Bar
clsy--L The NIAGARA leaves New York Monday, Wed.
ncsday nul Friday, O'Clock, 4 NJ Leaves Troy Tues
tv 'rhur.day nnd Saturday ocock. n. NJ bIrakts.
aud Dinner ON board tho boat
Passengers taking TINS boat VIII arrive In time 70 iase
Evening Trains NJ Cars from Troy West to Buffalo sni
North To- Saratoga whitehall aud Lake Champaign
Al Goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills Specie, or any
other kind o property taken put shipped on board ms
Boat. must be- the risk of tho owners oi such Goods
Freight, Baggage, SC
For Passage or Freight apply on hoard. OF TO Y. b.
HALL. at the office on the wharf au5
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r AMPS. GIRANDOLEs, Hall Lanterns, and

T AMPS, GJRANDOLES, Hal Lanterns, and Chan
II deliers.-Deitz Brother CO. Washington Stores No.
$50 Willsm-sL manufacturing and have always
hard m assortment OF articles In their line OF the fol-
loV descriptions, which they VIII se Wholesale
retail II low prices. for cash
Solar Lenps-Gi Bronze and sivered In great variety.
suspenting so.ar', d. do
Solar Chandelier, DO. DO. O. 8 AID :ghta
suspendiny Csmqhene Lamps Bracke; 90. DO.
Side 90. do.
Cainph.ne Chandeicrs-2- and { 3 shts
GfsnG0.es-Git Siycre and Bronzed, various pserns.
Hall Lan:ernS-Va rious sizes stained glass
~ San DHITZ. BROTHER u co.
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pREpNgE FOR COLD WEATHER.

ERASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS. for excluding ~!nd
and water from bottoms Of doors i Inserted into The
lower raj Of the door goes down TO the I'll az Closes snf
ses within rail 1t opens They are healthy because
scisI means i excluded they comfortable bocg1se
the temperature i g7s-ed and HE FL. are arm N sny
.r f III. room they economical because there = no
cod air ditted and 81 e-- fuel required 10 keep
warm Price = 80 per door which .oclde5 pnii,ns H.
MnnUr,efursd DY JOHN FRASER.
mn Ar1 ~. ] ChntLa .GHafe. Ne.y- or.
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~ The accounts Of the Cotton crop IN Texas
show tina, has sustained as much injury from the worm
a, the crop Of our own state.