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The TELEGRAPH CoNTRovERsY.-Itt tarns out
that the reported decision, by Judge Mclean, at
Columbus, Ohio, adverse to McsSe's patent, was
something like hoax. The State Journal, pub
shed at Columbus, says that all the statements in
the telegraphic dispatch are without the least oun-
dation in fact, The journal adds: We have ta-
ken the trouble to make inquiries of the Clerk ol
the U. ). Court, and the counsel employed in the
case, and find the following to be the position Of
the controversy: Three suits have been instituted
by F. o. G. Smith, the part of the patentees,
against the stockholders in the lines constructed
by H. oReilly, in Ohio Only one of these has
been taken up, that against Herman B. Ely and
his securities of the Lake Erie Telegraph Com
pany. In this case, sixteen different pleas have
been filed to the declaration OF the plaintiffs. Issue
has been taken by the plaintiffs several of the
pleas, and demurrers plead to the remainder. The
argument upon these has not yet been concluded
so that of course no decision has been given. The
merits of the case have not been tried at all.
comes up again at the July term
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BRooKIYy WARET0TsE 1,0YIPaNy

FTNiE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PIERS is called to The Brooklyn Fire pToQf WAREHOUSES,
at the Point, opposite New Orleans, for the receipt Produce
from the West, and erchdRdtSe from the North intended
Tor fe-spment Having ls0( feet frontage the River,
are Immediately conveyed without drayGgo o. erposre
The 7Iher ample will be found for the dscarging of
Steamers and loading Of SHIPS Charges fixed very
low rates, ( per tlrO and every accommodation Offered 10
Merchants in the City and Shippers i'll the Upper County
II being the wish OF the Company equal the convenences
Of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
Orleans THAYER Il CO. AGENTS
Nichols. no am
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
NJ. BARNETT & co.
fashionable GEOEIlinr.

Gentlemens' Outfitting Establishment.
No. f3 Camp street and No. ~ 81. Charles.
UNDER THE vERANDA HOTEL.
TENHE subscribers enter the field Of competition with large
aud elegant assortment Of al the sty les Of EashGn
able Garments for the Fall and Winter Trade which they
are prepared to sel at. WHOLESaLE OR RETAIL
e7 We guarantee Clothing be made as well as IL to
order by the fashionable taO, and corps of Cur
not to be exeeed in point Of taste and skill by any
in the United States. Our New ork House expressly
established for the purpose Of manufacturing Clothing only
adapted TO the New Orleans Trade. We particularly invite
Merchants and Goters 10 examine STOCK No. 3
Comp street, before purchasing elsewhere At our ST
Charles street Store will be found very desirable
assortment Of HOSIERY sucl as Silk Meno and Cotton
Under Garmens Cayas Scaris and Handkerehies; Cot
ton Wool and Silk HaEhose BBekskin, Kid and Silk
Goyes and in fact every article apPeraling TO gentle
mans wardrobe NJ. BARNETT, " CO.,
dl3 I'm IL Camp street and q St. Charles st.
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MAIL RoBBERY.-A young man named VIM. E.
Harris, was arrested on the l7th, on board the
steamboat Hendrix Hudson, on the trip between
Albany and New York, on the charge of robbing
the mail on the boat. About $4,000 of the stolen
money was found on his person. He is only twen-
tV wears of age,
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INIP0R1 ANT 40 suGAR PLANTERs.

Vie unle ned W0uId cal heaenOn OF Planters to The
TACT oi nus having discovered, after series of expert
epI ubrcols composition which preserves the Journals
IRON heating, wearing etc, by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly cool Tie composition much cheaper than any of
The oils now used and need not be applied often
large quantities. Any desiring the merits of this
discovery by fair trial of the composition itself 30 by
addressing TO the undersigned postpaid Baton Rouge and
payment of $40.
nl9 2awtan A. J. CHAPMAN, Engineer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week. till January, aud send bills for Rouge
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STORAGE. STORAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine STREET INST
~ ebor IulG and E0ueher s,rset, 5etpeeI Julia and
ST. JOstphFhe subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
the recent improvements, laid in portion of his principal
Warehouse, expressly for the storage of coffee making
equal IN point OF safety from damage ii superior to the
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage will
be the as last season. &c. q bag per month He has
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk OF 3OOO barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
EV Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repaeked
at the shortest notice. [n23 6ml GEO. X. BEARD.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2D 1s49.
Ladslaas Jhdzg, late Cica GepeRcr Of Com0ra and De-
E,Rdeleies, .4st0r House, .Telo York
SRl have daily received your letter OF November ID from
London, announcing the determination OF yourself and com.
rades to seek sylum in America.
Ie people Of this republic have deeply Nmpathzed with
the HunEarans in their struggle constitutional f
dom and IN ibe calams which have belaen their unhappy
land and that but speak the unive a sentiment
q my eouBtyme, IN bidding and your associates cor
qal welcome to so the natural asylum of the Oppressed
from eTery cline. We offer you protection and ee pari-
elFaOn in the benefits of Institutions our laws and
trust that you may find in America second home.
am, with high respect, your sincere friend,
z. TAYLOR.
Ladislaus Ujhazy, late Governor of Comon in Hungary
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Just received ex ship Euphema and for sale in bond by
ES ). WOLFF, Is Gravier st.
HOGRT Ng d ME fvfnEl
THE PEOPLES BILL POSTER,

r STAND ALONE and am III candidate for the na.
Il pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those WHO did for the liberal patronage they
gave me, would wish to inform them and al tie world In
general that ready at all hours post then bills or dis
tribute them. Orden left al the following places will be at
tended to- Crescent Office 93 ST. Charles street, billiards. OF
hce 70 Camp street; Delta Office liz POydras street, Plea
yuBe job Office, II Bank PlaCe Pcayupe Coffeehouse
corner St. Charles and Poydras sts
nl2 :, {. SATCHEI,I. Peonle's RiIl Poster
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Cheap Dry Goods,
At the New York Store. No. 6S Poydras sire

WoRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich FTsneR Giot Table Covers cents per yar s L
Linen shesDgs yards wideyery fine 80 cents per yd;
50 p?mask Table lIpen.pure linen 20 90 g
Il Linen 4fa a.0@ Gass RI % per S0EsR 0Iss
Linen Bosom Shirts Of all qualities, from 50 cents to 81 81
per piece;
Irsh Iish Linen ,e * cents yard;
ir.h Linen in whole and half pieces, very low:
ner b and fancy col Cassmeres I'm 81 to 50 2 per yd;
S''"''s--all 'o0l'-TSsI WGaiebones. SRfsa
@ % are Il % hs eqP oues Covered and
Long polished Whaebone. so cents per lb;
discount oi per- cent will be made on 10 o 81 of 20 lbs and
upwards A lso.: .Dress-makers' and Taiors' TRIM
..- Dress and Fancy Goods.
Rich silks Cas3meres; De L2ines; MerHo; AlPacas;
Pnk be esn and other eoS eiSk K se 1rW
style Woo shaw and searfs swis Mnslins; Cambria
5Sa; yFEE fiG6 ksPes SRd Ep65Sidsrss @ gh
Gnghams, Prints, eic:ai kinds and very cheap y ly
very superior assortment Of ladies' and genemens Ho-
sIGRY SER ;ak alko Chldre9s Hosiery, il great variety
from medium to finest qualtes-from No. 1 TOT.
HOlyday Presents.
Glass oai BOe % HeaG oaneats o ns';e ec Sos ete ~ Ss'
French and German Toys, of oil kinds. Also, for I'd
RBBoN m m S CUFFS AND aye Great yaea Of ahh ohss articles
az Country Dealers Psdqrs, Dress Makers and Taors
az I'm X. BROWN. No. l6S pOydTas 81.
CHEAP PAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
TlONERN ..... at NO. 81 C,4.HP STREET.
TEE subscribers respectful return thanks to their
4 friends and the public for the liberal pat 5HT9fgE
would drespeetfuly solicit lis continuance hav- ~
ing now on hand full and complete stock of,4k3z4zy
every article in their line, DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
SUPPLIES. Their present stock consists part OF the fol-
lowing, which they offer at the Lowest market rates
BLANK BOOKS.-Ledgers, Journals, Cash. Invoice, Ac.
count Current Record and Receipt Books of all sizes and
CoPYING IN S's IETTER 2T1TER PREssEs-wh Books and every
thing Compete-of different sizes and qualities
BLANkS-Cus house Entries and Commercial Blanks
of every description; Bills of Exchange, Notes, Drafts,
etc, etc, in great variety.
CHECK BOQKS-On all the solvent Banks and Banking
Houses in the city.
sTEELP ENs-,Of every manufacture; choice selection
always on hand.
PAPER-Of every descnpuon-Eagish, French and Amer
lean manufacture.
INK.-Back, Blue and Red; also COpyng-an extensive
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Waters, Sealing Wax, Quls, India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penknves and Erasers, 0fics
Tape, Sand and sand Boxes, Letter Clips, Bill Files
Black Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks Tin Paper Cut
tiers, Memorandum Books, Dianes. etc. etc.
HAVING ALSO COMPLETE
| JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
IN the same building, prepared to execute orders TO
Frniing Binding in superior style, and al such prices
cannot fail in giving satisfaction.
| CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
Stationery and Blank Book .uaaWtaetHrers,
sl4 Ganl % Camp street, New Orleans,
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
". ESrOCggee1' Smith,
neral c ON m s On NJ e h "A N {,

No. 50 GRAyIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
" sHAWLS-s-i Embroidered Canton crapei
-54 Barege;
81 Printed Cashmere, all wool;
PRINIS-Iight and dark fancy;
Brown Sheetings, "a, rs, IA, 81
Bleached SheCtngs, 81
Shirting Stripes, brown and beached;
Heavy 3i Stripe Jean and Mexican Piaida and Srpes
Fancy Southern and Indian Trade suipesi
Carnets; Cbsmiray STRIPE Denim
Apron Chsck Columbian Pads;
Meriuo Undershirs and T}rawers, American;
SILK Handksrc chiefs assorted;
Canton Grape ScaTG sct20
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THE BosroN TRAGEDYs--The Boston Herald
of the 2lst inst. says. . Mrs. Webster, win her
two daughters has visited her husband once in
jail 1t was the only interview that had been per-
mtied to her since the terrible night of the
We may imagine the affecting nature o. that meet
ing, but may not presume TO speculate upen the
feelings of father, mother, and daughters, united
for brief period, under circumstances 50 painful
Judge Fay, of the Middlesex Probate Court visited
the cell yesterday. The interview laassa long
time. 1t will be recollected that it had been re-
ported that Prof. Webster passed ahe evening at
this gentleman's house, with social party, the
Friday that DR.. Parkman disappeared. What cou-
nection this protracted and confidential consultation
may have with the Professors defence is yet 10 be
seen. 1t was stated that the evening iRquestion
Prof Webster was cheerful and sociable as usual,
and that no part of his conduct betrayed him as a
man who had few hours before imbued his hands
with brother's blood-the blood Of long stand
ing acquaintaince-a warm friend and ready ben-
efaetoF. Prof Webster passes his lime apparently
happy. He is devoted chiefly 10 the perusal Of
books bearing upon the science OF which he is pro-
fessor, and other works Of grave character, that
call into exercise all the powers of his intellect. Al
the same time he is lively and eheerful with all who
are permitted to visit HIM. He freely and
without reserve TO all his friends who admitted
to his ceH, and there many who claim the prvi-
lege--whieh is in most cases all0wedr-both for
public and private interviews"
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for tbe fall Tra0e.
Thomas BRADY,
d CHARTREs ST. 81

2l CHARTREs ST. 81
Dry Goods. Opening Of the Fall Trade.
livery VARIETY Of Foreign and Domestic RY GOODS
- comprising all the new designs in Fancy Good together with
the best and Improved STAPLE AND DONE sTIC MANU-
FAcTuREs being offered considerably 'vsr than our
uIuGl uniform low prices
Plain and Fancy SILKS.
Heavy Leiire, Black NIatioul Silks,
Rich bstashsd, FJsared and Satin Striped siIEIi
Very Heavy Corded and and chlRs Gros d,Afhguei
Very Rich Plain Black wafIsd slEsi
few Dresses Double DaIoosesns Louis
NJ gog1s, being inaiqhis are very choice and scarce
ssy, criinsse Green. Cherry, White and Pink Pa59 satq.
and White, and rish Crimson and White Foulard Silks
CRshmeres and Muslin de Latness
seau Striped and Ppd rich Printed CashusTesi
Detaehed Figure and Polka Spot Casimeresi
White star Pattern on Plain tirogud;
Pan Scarlet Blue dresn Cherry MazsFine Blue PINK and Royal
DaP5Sai. Ell 5@iat. II Il Ne; Mse-:slios s e ,rs,.asa
- 9s pi s {1fa q faf plTa sS,i. e e. .as. 65S''i
Chnngessie Cssifrres in every variety Of color
Plain and C6nngea hpae9 sod Lyonoe Cloths in s oooF'
Rsrsges Tss aud fsHa N all the choice styles and ooOrs
Embroidered Velvet CIOn KS and MantIes.
Thee Good ara uHHslaay rich.
EmtroieIrd aud Piain Nicrino Cloass 5ud Nlanies;
Changaa5le Embroidered and ChanEeatIs S'e Aantss
Embroideries and Lace Goods.
APPLIQUE work Lace cape5 uew styles;
Same Gogi,, richly trimmed, double bovsi
l ~ Fisia Meahn AID hjontou Lace Sleeves Al styles
p,-,. ,,...,s. Eaienf59ne % e, rrmined Sleeves :
s"sd Edged and a. b5Taea 5s.S SqFS5s %Ss. DC Collars.
p,.,,- -, e, & Scotch 6 and sSiss World Coilafsi
Very @SeS hsfsf ssoosi s5'fis Ss9s5S 'aI''A
a" ps' " Fa Fa aIss s RGTId Rg nsTsa a5sSsel
Golden P iSS gr sn 1IS Bss5 hssSH'"i
6rsss Linen HandEerehcG, superior quality
u hoEes-6 Gaqnrie H3ndkelch from eTehy-
10 S se4 g oas aoo Bdpd a aIli@ @ cao
aa,an Hs Msssn ss5 He pq P1s&9fnns PsS assi L'ee'
ifaais saa Rqsl ,sl iIssi isssni ,,-,,
TaiassnSes Ills! Me- s Eo @ aaa English Thread Egngs;
Es% paaaf, i t,S G1is AS ''' s1' ''''''
5 ~ 81 il spd 5I'I3 81 Pa9 o'S,9 aassns 'si S
81 '' anu p,,I. ~ ssn '''" '''
Bonnet. Cap Di'Spi and Saii Rpsso.,
Plain Satin and Iutestrins Riaousi
NsTteW NsiIe Fancy Z, S5 n. Neg v.,ua, DO 10
Narrow Gsllooa: and Bipdngs,
aosterys
500 dozen very superior SUPER sng5 Cotton Hose all qaea
Black, Moravian and Ingram Cotton iIcse;
very vy heavy as oE%a E%sih lhbfPPs PcsSI III os nG''
White Merino and Laints gool Hose;
Mode aud Fancy Colorsd Cotton il, soi
EStya Sns CasRmere Blaek ', and Soidred Hose
n"ts' vsoRip Booes sssony Boo,si D IS
Mssso MeIgto @ ard Melyor plaid sOeEl for childreni
h'u' "o'ieh' Hhs Nc sstn siiu I naSs ~ u''eS-
| cL ,t si.a ntss @ so.,
| w. Cafhmere ss ca ana Lyons y S Shawis
Fency Plaid ard Highland Tartan shawlsi
| Plain Black and Coored Merino shawls;
Plain I'd fs Eod S Te ey SS rSS Canton Crane sbovs dp
White and bIseR Lace and eTnHni a. six shsw,;
| Rarega oud mopsseine de Laine shavlsi
l.sinhsV''i riad shaWls'
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TAR TOWBOAT. LINE ez.u.
ANtsklO-SA NON, EHt1aaikra--A p
ANtsIlO-NORNIAN 1zs7S1:szzAsszsssss.., -
ANfsIO- ANTERICkN

Ths line composed Of low pressure boats bnt ex.
prey for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal is used for fuel TO
avoid burning the sails and dggings of vessels, and ee
them if0mHmOke.
Arangemens are made with other boats to assist this line
in taxing large ships over the bar, when necessary
Shipnastes and shp-owner will benefit themselves by
paifonsng these boats, they will obtain Dispatch as we
asihe greatest security for life and property. n26
NewOrleans Nov. "a 1s49. ]. w. STANTON& g. CO. .
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Black Bomhaznes, AlpacRs and Orleans extra fine;
Black Mousselne de anes Black Bsreges all qualities;
Black Silks, Wdeys Silks Lace Wells and Handkerehiefs
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief;
Black Printed BoFdered Handkerchief;
Black and White Lawns; Black aud White Calcoes:
English Clouded Calico; Black and White Chine Girshas
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghanis;
Black Grapes Black AIiophdnes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and ATiophsnes Black Silk Tue;
Real Lodi Plain Black CGlieoes, etc etc.
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ELoPEMENr IN HIGH LTFE,-John Servatius, a
wealthy German from Darkheim, in Rhenish Bava-
ria, arrived in New York with his young and beau
tiul wife, Amelia, on board the packet ship Hannah
Crooker On their passage across the Atlantic they
became acquainted with Carl Theodore Fiegler, a
refugee, and distinguished member Of the late revo
lutonary government in Baden. Fiegler showed
Mrs. Seryatius greatattenton and persisted in them
after their arrival here, calling daily at the Shaks-
peare Hotel, where Mr. Servatius had putup. After
remaining there for week or two, MIR. Servatius
took private lodgings, and seeing the calls still con-
tinued became suspicious of his ladys faith and set
to watching the parties. On the 10Th Of ths month
he returned home after short absence, and at his
room door overheard a conversation between his
wife and Mr.. Fiegler, in the course OF which she
consented to elope with him and share his fortunes
He burst into the room and found there besides the
guilty parties, another distinguished actor in the
Badish revolution, who witnessed the shameful
proposal of his friend Fiegler. scene followed
and ended in the kicking down stairs Of Fiegler and
his friend On the very next day Mrs. Servatius
disappeared, but was traced to the lodgings OF her
lover, whence they had left for the west.''
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NTuTAIEGs AND AIACIs--iDO pounds NUTMEGS,
l Y landed and 10 sinTa, for sale by E1l
6s CHAs sToUGHToN, 81 csmp i
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ga9SIqlEiiEE, a I CHISA m1 a 4 AND GLAsswARE.

saN Imports and has constantly for sale, at reasona On
Z r Vbe prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, a laEgeEsfl
+ H. = assortment Of Common and Fine CROCk-kt4J
W cry, English and French CHINA, Cut and 80
hioulisd GLASSWA ARE, Table CAtierg, Britannia
jgare, castors, LAMPS, Japan Trays, TdGle and Tea
Spo0Rss etc ec Goods packed to nsure safety
"a ans par of the Country.
p Also sent 10 city purchasers d 6m
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NEW EANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY ?, 1880.

LETTER. FROM GEN. TAYLOR TO UJHAzY.--
The following letter was received by Ladislaus
ujhazy, at New York, from President Taylor:
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FAIL AMONG THIEvEs.- genslssnanu uf wealth
in Boston paid visit short time ago to fsshion-
able haunt Of crime, the occupants Of which recog
nizing him threatened an exposure unless he paid
them literally, and finally they obtained from their
victim $1,000 in cash, aud notes 30 the amount Of
one or two thousand dollars. Through the inter-
vention Of friends, however the notes were redeem
ed at considerable discount; but his losses were
probably sufficient to teach him the necessity of
keeping clear OF such eom9any for the future.
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THE New SPEAKgR.-Howell Cobb is still
yonng man. He was born in Georgia on the It'll
of September 1SlJ and is therefore not thirty
| five. His father was a North Caronians his
mother was the dapghterof the late Thomas Rootes,
a citizen of Fredericksburg, Virginia. Mr.. Cobb
went to the bar at the age OF twenty-five, and
evinced such extraordinary power that he was al
most immediately put into the vacant Solicitors
Generalshp for the western part Of the State This
was a position in which few other young men, even
of the most brilliant genius, would have sustained
| themselves. Legal experience and legal knowi'
edge are the mateEals for such places. but the
mind Of Howell Cobb is one of those by which tht
logic of the law and its necessary system are per
ceived ntutvely Il is universally said that during
the term in which he filed the post, It's duties wer,
never discharged with greater skill, vigor, or uava
rying success
He continued the circuit practice of the law fol
some years after Howell Cobb is the only mar
who has been called to the Congressional leader
ship without serving in any other Legislative body
His education, as much as the character Of his
mind, obviated the ordinary necessity. In the new
and thinly settled Sntes of the west the practice
the law is different thing from the practice Of the
law in cities and communities where the routine Of
civilization is settled for ages. Learning and pre-
cedent, the giginti anRfrUm hfcabrdtio1tes, have
infinitely less weight with the rough judge and
rougher iures than the arguments, common sense,
and strong defamation of an able though unculti-
waited man. One is made something more than a
mere lawyer by such work. No better preparatory
school could be gotten up for the parliamentary de-
batter, Howell Cobb took the first honors. His
name honest, manly, and kindly individual,
stood as high his oratorical reputation; and in
1S42 he was sent Representative from Georgia
to the Federal Congress He has been successfully
reelected in 1914, in 1916 and in 1913.
Mr.. Dromgoole failing in health, Mr.. Cobb took
his place as leader in the Hail to the democratic
party. He has since sustained, without falter
The burden. Several of the first minds Of the coun
try have been pitted against bim with what sue
cess the county knows. Mr.. Yinton is the busi
ness leader OF the wings Mr. Stephens their fugle
man in severe party contests; Mr.. Hudson on tn,
great Subjects such as tariff etc; and Mr. Schencl
in the sharp skirmishes. InHowelL LCobb we hav
seen the match of them all in one.-Rielmon,
| (Ke) Eraminor.
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DUGGf and FAMILY CARTHAGE FOR SALE.
ID Apply NJ 22 NstOheE street, no stairs. ma
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INCREASED TRAVELLING = The Inlelligeneef
states that sncs the establishnsnt Of the new lne
Of omnibuses between the Capitol az Washington
and Georgetown, he travel between Tie two PLACES
has increased one hundred per cent
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THOMAS BRADY,

IaUWAS bItADIy
81 CHARTREs STREET.
~ Oh The first day Of November tive shall
Store No, y ChartFes street, directly opp oct5
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lR. ELLIOTF, VETERINARY sURGEoN-

VNOpLD alIo4nce 10 tile cilzens of this city and its
w vicinity that he prepared attend to all business in
h ne entrusted TO his care Dr. Elliott hopes his long eype
nenoe as Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large busi
ueS, az ne spent nine years in the Veterinary Collere of
FRANCE tle years In Prussia, and the last five years In this
Guy WIN great success The Doctors charges are from 81 10
fw@ TheD0c0r is be found Mt an hours of tho lo, ,l
night At Fattersals Eahes, St Charles Street ~ ' 'h
GH1 AMlLY HORSES, well broke ALWAYS on hand
anu lOf adle. sl3 6n
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PsentatiOS @ '11: lnr 1i4ils ~tD. on sl2s,5a5 10
SO $50 payable annually 96O,OcO 90
,redesna5s 9tR Augp,t gu II sa''. t'.', ss 90
able ist July. 1888 ~ s,4s,281 IS
1 November is5 S. ..i. iD1g' ieee.4D. 4sssl4s As
able sst December, isea s,lss.ess %
deenabIe ist January, iss q 6ls $50 IS
Do. do do do. .................. 1854 90
able Ii july ,s' ...e' io.o. ls1;: l5.74OOOO 90
Treasury notes issued prior TO 1876, payable on
presentation; III converted into stock, under
ist July. ISIS. .. 1A,ISs 81