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Chemicals.

Chemicals
TUST received from the Manufacturers 200
y or. Fairs Quinine, IS OF. Morphine, %
IBIS Calomel, 20 bis Blue Mass, Is bis Chic
reform, ect. ect. All of which will be sold
at New Orleans prices, by WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist, LAfyette st. feb-132
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VIZ D. PHILLIPS-Solicits the atten.
W.. ton of his patrons ard the public
generally to his FALL STYLE Of DREss and
Sort HAIRS. His stvle is entirely new, EN-.
hracing taste, durability, beauty and light
ness, far in advance Of anything ever offered
to the public; citizens and strangers need
only give me call, TO satisfy themselves
that it is to their interest to purchase Hats
at the old stand, opposite the Harvey House.
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For Sale.
A FINE Buggy and Horse-the Horse
II well suited to saddle or harness. APP
DIV to sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
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CITY EMPORIUM.
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
w. ID. PHILLIPS,

CORNER or LAFAYETTE AND CHURCH SITS
THERE Is NO AUCTION GOODS IN
i my establishment. Nor do propose
to ''sell for cost" and LESS than cost" Ny
goods are well selected and contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer an oecount Of change in
fashion, or damage. The public may feel
satisfied that what they purchase Of me is
new and fashionable. I do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors Of
''Cheap Goods" do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House Of stand
ing in the Union. If you do not think Or
call and see. ian 15ly
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A ESQ ON HAND FOR SALE-Force
n Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pumps,
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. 10y. w. F. TUNNAkD
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M asOnic, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tenn
lN1 perance and Firemen's Gold Brea. t.
pins, Just received and for sale by
ian Oily THEO. GOLDMANN.
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COOKING STOVES &c.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and
: for sale Is Cooking Stoves Of different
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices.
Is dozen 0. Rice's link Wash Boards.
may Is. ly. HALL 4 PIPER
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CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale BY
" the subscribers. Samples to b teen
at the office Of s. NJ. Hart & Co.
aug23 1y. MeNein 3 Co
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ASBURY REGER,
6ouse, Sign, and Ornamental.
2 40 D Z ERs

SHOP ON THIRD 6TREER, NEXT
DOOR TO CHOPPlN'S BAKERY.
ANY orders given me for House, Sign, or
n ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging.
and Glazing, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. As am permanently located in Ba-
ton Rouge, and as it is to nay interest to give
general satisfaction, shall constantly study
Z, lott. ASBURY REGER.
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Err. STEVENS BROS, Il co.

E. Il. STEVENS bhOo, co.
"a Common Street, New Orleans
HAVE the most extensive and varied
II stock Of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paper of every brand and quail
ty: printing materials, &c. AL Of Which
are sold on The most reasonable terms
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

CHOICE WINES & LIQUORS-lO0
gallons Of best quality French Brandy; 1875
gallons of Old Pavilion so gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Casks Common do; 50 boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rscti6-
ed Whiskey; 60 gallons Jamaica Rum so
gallons Holland Gin. Also, . great variety
Of fine liquors and :ordials for sale BY
iuIy 26-ly J. PARRY, 4 Co.
TUST ARRIVED from st. Louis per
y Steamer St. Louis,
100 Kegs LAID, meD
10 Bills
50 Is Mess Pork,
80 Sacks Galena Potatoes,
Dec. l5.tf for sale hy
S. M. HART & Co.
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Barclays London Porter.
TX Dozen, Pints and Quarts, just re-
IL ceived and for sale by single bot
tie or dozen. fJan.1s] JOSHUA BEAL.
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On GALLONS pf Sewell Taylors best
~ SazaYac Brandy, Just Tecei,e'li and
TOR sale by :! PAhNf q 20
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GOOD Oil is next to Good Wine, ,

lust received-per Saranac, from St
j Louis-l0O bbls. Flour extra and Fam
cy; so bbls. Pork. NJ. and NJ. q. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders. Lard, Soap
Candles, Starch, Tobacco. &C., &c
ianl5 S NJ. HART & Co.
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Dafent Medicfmes.-A fresh supply
L of all the principal Patent Medicines Of
the day, just received and for sale by ~
WIN. BOGEL, Drvggiyt,
Lafyette St feb-13,H
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M ESS BEEF-2O half barrels mess beet.
WI 20 boxes Buck Wheat. For sale by
nov 27.y. THOS. PRENDERGAST
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ERESH RECEIPTS of Bacon and barrel
T Pork, 10 Casks Clear Sides, Is IBIS.
N. o. Pork, for sale, by the cask or lot.
ianl6 S. NJ. HART & Co.
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A VERY LARGE and choice assortment
II Of Glassware, Queensware and Earth
enware OF new patterns, together with $500
gallons, stoneware at ten cents per gallon
for sale by J. PARRY & Go.
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CHOE BIACKING & ekUSHES-so
- dozen shes backing = dozen shoe
bushes. j. PARRY + CO
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"a all who head do brilliant and affective specimen
d high order Of or.,oy, TO Judge fully OF lis efec
ty,pess however must have listened TO its delivery
When Judge Hubbell had finished the scclamztons in
mart subsidized and quiet generally restored MIR Shaw,
Il, talented editor Of the Mwsukie Morning News. of
tered series Of resolutions in spirit like those at Wau
lssha bu, much elaborate and specific. The null
Nude received them with deafenng cheers, and were
afterwards addressed by several distinguished gentlemen
among whom Mr.. Arnold, the senior counsel for
the Defence and his honor the mayor. who closed his
speech by saying I'VE have met the Judge and he is
ours Con bless him Pa sentiment responded 10 BY
Thousands Of manly rising the air like the sound
Of midnight tempest Hlnr
About ten o'clock, personal CALCULATIONS being over
The Judge was escorted 10 his residence by the C'y
Guards and left the quiet and serenity OF home' ana
the sweet slumbers that follow well won decisive, and
meritsd victory. waaatf I'll.
You will recolec that Judge Hubbell was chiel JUS
,rs Of The State under the old order OF things but under
The elected eighteen months ago for six years
;axs OF the second judicial disrcland this, too, when
hs very charges on which he was impeached, tried, and
40 Overwhelmingly acquitted. in pamphlet form scat
tered far and wide the district TO defeat him. THIS
fact and the present enthusiasm of the people, show
how little they are moved by the ISLANDERS which now
have recoiled on the heads of their pilable authors
The Arab proverb is rght"Curses, like young chickens
always como home TO roost.
Yours, respectfully, WAoPuN.
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This 10 The season OF college commencement on
"Wednesday last Harvard University, The alma mater Of
American colleges and Oldest OF them ALL went through
with the annual ceremonies for the two huadfsd and
&c yente enth time. Tomo is commencement AZ
Yale, Union, Columbia Hamilion Dartmouth, and Hut
gers These ak colleges send out every year some
three hundred graduates, INT, 26m.
FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-We have received q
pamphlet copy OF the fourth annual oil the
Female Medical College, located in Philadelphia. The
faculty state that the condition and prospects oil The nsl
tuition exceedingly good. and express their determine
ton 10 make it in every way worthy Of the respect and
confidence OF the profession and community The fourth
annual session will begin The LIST Of October, 1858,
and continue until the 25th of February, 1854 For the
session OF 1923 the number OF matIculants 81
AT the second annual commencement the 27th OF jan
uary, 1858. the degree OF Doctor OF Medicine
ferred on nine ladies'.
Richard Taylor second chief Of the Cherokee nation.
died in Arkansas on the 10Th ult He was captain OF
a company of Cherokses under Gen. Jackson, in the
Creek war.
James j. Farrsn, esq, for eight years of the able
editors of the Cincinnati Enquirer has Withdrawn his
interest from that excellent paper. The Enquirer will
hereafter be conducted by H. II Robinson esq long
talented and energetic CO. worker with Mr. Faran, con.
nected with g M d esq, young gentleman from the
State Of New York, who has assisted in the editorial de-
partmen; for year past
The Missouri legislature has ordered the erection Of
a monument to the memory OF Senator Lewis r. Linn.
Ills to be eighty feet in height and eighteen feet at the
base, built Of ST. Geneyieve marbls and will be finished
about the Isl OF October The site 10 one mile above ST.
Louis at a point known as Little Rock, high bufI
about hundred and fifty feet above the bed OF the
riyer in little knoll Of trees. and is visible for thirty
miles around The vault be blasted out OF The solid
rock, and equarter Of will be handsomely en-
closed by marble columns and chain fence.
Ex Gov. JOSEPH RIrNER.-The Chambersburg Wing
furnishes the following item, which will be of interest TO
many OF our readers:
''We noticed Gov. Ritner in town last week, enjoying
excel lent health He is 10 years Of age but still
snpe,intends his farm person, and until this al
ways drove his own team He born in Betks coun-
~ represented Washington county six years in the
house of representatives, commencing in 1921 was
twice speaker of the house and was the son
nominee for governor against Governor Wolf. in is29
and 1882. and defeated; agains, Governor Wolf and
Henry Mnhlenberg. in lsa5 and elected, and agains,
Governor Porter in 1888. and defeated Since he retired
from the gubernaoral chair he has resided on his farm
in Cumberland county,"
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successfully tho military forces sent there TO stop him
Finding that he too strong for the weak forces sent
against him. he established small republic on his own
hook kept AN army Of several thousand warriors con
stanlly under arms refused 10 pay taxes 10 Mexico and
from the advantages OF his position in the gorges and de-
flies OF the Corderas. deed all attempts on the part Of
the government 10 exercise jurisdiction in that quarter
10 1881 he made descent upon the city Of Tehuaniepec
ahd aiier routing The gasoo. burnt that wac
combusbe. and retired. He showed great friendship for
The Americans who were engaged in The scientific sur
vey OF the isihmus, and expressed strong desire for
nexsion TO the United States He was true repub-
iican. 's@
WEATHER AND oRoPs-Our exchanges in all the south
ern and western States contain accounts OF copious
showers, which are giving TO the crops promising ap.
peaIance. we observe the announcements particularly
IN North Carolina South Carolina, Georgis Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, and Texas In Kentucky the Pa
ducha Democrat says that the tobacco crop cut sho
twohirds Tor want OF seasonabe rains
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Late from the state Of sonora.

News IRON Gaaymas has been received up to May 20.
LEtho dn Pocfqus states that letters received from
that place represent the condition OF Sonora as depora
BILE in the extreme The government was powerless 10
prevent the outrages Of the Indians who were oyeun-
ming the State.
Col FTanconi, who had been sent from Mexico to op-
pose The apprehended expedition Of Count Raousse bad
been forced to return for want OF sufficient or
ganize defence.
rival OF the foreign expedition They bear the yoke OF
Mexico with ll-concealed chagrin
certain M. Mariana Paroles has organized a com
pany TO work the famous mine OF Arizona The shares
are 81 900 each.
AT La Paz the extraction OF salt, the cutting of dye
woods and The salt works. produced activity in the Vi
cinity s,
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Drerror sprirs', Henry county, Rertsehy.
THE session college
mences hs second Monday ssptsnssf 1889 and The seeosd
term on the hfs moaday IN the following February.
Tho faculty ccnstss Of nine experienced posscs TIE ws
her of cadets atendwuce 217 The scevve
scientific the United SKATES Muiet
AesAey md thorough IN hcy, Esqn msssssf-
Gfask Stsderw are sesn"ea ~
ncluAng cngacerng modern la.gsaes sosk
kespns win commercial practice s"d 'she branches
80
military f-aur. mot introduced merely to at6oss military
dscpi" health and
rhsrv.. uiop,
hrnitvrs snA pef
Yor further A.
srnh s,o Kentucky, Smith Maeaatne
street New Orleans or \. r. Johnson, superintendent,
Jply s-aswcIQm h@ tttiH NN1#
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rax ruosr.vr-slAvs cAsx,

A-ADALfhiA, July 2e-z. p. nh the court OF qusrer
s morning the ladges decided that George Smith
IN consequence OF an nf,rmsilty in the application
omi'h was then disehsIged whereupon Marshal Wyn.
kooP reaiiessed him. when lac was placed in a car.
mage accompanied ~ the United States marshal, and
driven OF for the Baltimore depot
The friends Of the slave, presenting motley mixture Of
whites and blacks. quickly followed Ia pnrsuit close he
bind the vehicle the slave bail piece Tn.
race SO far as could II. quite novel one The
carriage, however. was gradually gaining "a. il. put
suers. .af HH..H tH@f Ba.eea .s1.stss af@rfs
The result Is not YET Known but ths expectation Is
IL will probably end la in tho vicinity OF the
depot The mafsbais purpose Is to take the captive hon
10 his master la MaIylan
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Ey GREEN 3. SCOTT. Auctionosr..

Ey GREEN 8. SCOTT, Auctioncers.
JIoUsEHoLDsAND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Thursday, the 2sh shall sell, in
8 O'clock good lot OF furniture belonging a per
declining house cping, viz aE.i5 t.2- sssF
Mahogany sofn., bureaus, and card tnbles
marble top tables looking glasses
Maple, cottage, and other bedrieads and wardobes
Wash closets, toilet 81 chairs
Mattresses, carpets, olcioh, andirons and tenders
With other articles which
meatc,
GREEN q SCOTT,
July gid Aucioneers.
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Jun. as--dAclmo ii Tint. 4 a.p.l

QELlAi BEIIIsI BELLS THE subscnbers mahsActurs
hand al Of
bells arc hung with the patent iron Jokes with novssbs s Iy
be around will stsks IN new
place. which desirable hell rans ~ ysess
Springs nred In the eiaper no ssnG
bell thereby pvoionaing These Ses anse
ured om The stock In iron esssse ~ this
foundry fsDd 10 - ers~a tsevs
We ve written church halls hseh uhtn
with fnr VIII v1eh
ct change. Ths tone bes Nsasy 49,
oaadry whch - - ~
80 avw
% for the hs bss fhg
particular nseau
refer hoss fsrStsheA Or hay
within lew rods q the ads rvss Rs ssns as eAIssa1s
in Uai~d and hiss
Med with We
esates Old bells taken In
LEVELS conrpssses, &c, consaanty hand Address a14
HM9tt1C4 NEaAarM A. MENEELYS SONS,
May 2i-lydAcp W~s6 Tray. N. ".
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DIED,

On the a instant after long and Illness which
bore with Christian resignation, Miss MARY b. TANNER aged
years. .t.s 1f
Her friends and relations respectfully invited
neral from the residence of osHrH Huao Pennsylvania
nue. 18th street, this Wednesday, evening" ut O'clock
ny-At meeting OF she board Of Directors OF the
Metropolitan Mechanics Insuic held at their
the following resolution was passed:
" Resolced That the of tho Institute be daily
through the Sundays 10 O'Clock D. m
and that the public generally be invited to visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
june l7-F Recording SECRETARY.
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by GREEN d SCOTT. Auctiomeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON II STREET
New York Monday the
SELL premises O'clock D. m north part of oi
No. 525 having
back 20 feet ~ nces between north New
fourth balance iwelve eighteen
mouths, for bearing deed o rust
taken. All conveyancins al the cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN b eCOfT,
July ed Auctioncsfs
Gy-Thc above sale IL postponed, In couse0uenee
OF the rain, until "Wednesday, the a7th, same hour.
July ~ Aucuoncer.
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Our San francisco dates TO the lst instani We
learn that Governor Bgler has been renominated ior
governor OF the State. His competitors Tor the nomina
ton were Richard Roman, the present State treasurer
and Henry = Hayes. OF Msysyille. Bigler was noai
mated by decided majority on the first ballot. d.
The following nominations were also made by the
democratic Stale convention: ...t ......t
Fof lieutenant govt Isor-Samuel PuIdy ..
State Treasurer--S. A. McMeans.
Judge OF the supreme eourt--Alexander Wells.
. Comptroller Samuel Bell
Superintendent OF pu bile nsTuction-Paul X. Hubbs.
Surveyor generals ii MaIlette. 5aae
The wing State convention to have been held on
the 9th instant Captain William Waldo. Gen. David +
Douglass, and F A. Crobb the prominent aspiran,s
for the gubernaorial nomination. .ta etas
Two Cinnamon were hung near San Andres for mule
stealing. H1ssfH.
The mining news generally was Of the most encour
aging character ak
personal encounter occurred in San Francisco the
goth ulL between Dfs. Harris and Sharon in which the
former was bruised 10 The face with club.
Thomas r. Johnson has been appointed sheriff OF San
Francisco. TO h the vacancy occasioned by the esgna
ton OF Col Jack Hays
INCREASE or POPULATION or SAN FRANCISCO.
During the six months ending June AZ as we gather
from the Shipping List The number OF passengers that ar
rived IN San Francisc1 by 23,74I OF whom
1870 weie males 1896 females and 566 children Du-
ring The same time. left l4326-showing addition OF
only OF 645 TO our population There gratifying
feature connected with this which worthy of obseIva
ton But very few females leave, that at least one
third OF the melt decrease during the past half year
been OF the gener SEX circumstance greatly condu.
Give 10 the permanence and ameloraon of society in the
State The following shows the countries from which
those arriving come-and the ports for which those leav
ing sailed: #
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Nsw YonK. July rs The United States Fulton
and Princeton aud soopofwa Decatur sailed from Ports
mouth yesterday afternoon, for tbs fishing grounds.
ARRIVAL or THE IABsL --LArEs FROM HAVANA AND KEY
CHARLESTON, July 2i--The steamship Isabel. Captain
Rollins, with Havana and Key West dates of the 22d inst
has arrived this port. Sand Key light liz up for
frs time the 2Jth inst.
The hull and materials Of the British brig
sold at Key West the 18Th for ,6O. The salvage
the Scotsman and ship Marathon had been declared
III 900 required for the repairs of the Mara hon.
which were progressing.
The barque Robert Morris. eleven days from Cicnuegos
bound TO Philadelphia, ashore tho I'D on Pelican
shoals All hands sick. The vessel lahore when
the Isabel left with wrecksts working along side.
ea.#E as NAVIGATION
CINcNsArl July Is III has been raining here the whole
morning. and still continues The river has already risen
four feet. t@ n #sart.t sass
...g ..#.a MARKETS. tge
New YoRK, July Pop m.-Stocks dulI--sales of United
States 6s, 1867, 1911 Canton, 29l Erie, 7sa Reading
ssi Parker Vein, 3il; PhGnx, 90 New Creek. 81 Nor
rs canal, 204 Ncaragus, 20 Exchange London, %
Flour du!!-saIes OF 5000 bbs at - 81 So for State
southern, 85 81 So 4i-sma lots 80 80. Sales Ct
5000 bushels wheat-Ohio red, lis white. rs
cents Genesee 1872 Corn-saes Of $500 bu shells
AT 10 II cents for yellow Oats, 40 cents Rye 80
Cotton Iuiesales OF 900 bales Whisky, 24A 20 cents
PHILADELPHIA, Jnly 2G The stock market is dnll--Un
ted States 6s i2iI Pennsylvania S. 9Ia bid. Foa dull
sales Of 600 bbs fresh ground IS So Corn meal SO 25
Rye -four So 81. Grain dull and drooping-sses Of 600
bushels OF wheat at ITO liz cents for red and Ia lis
Tor whit. Corn dulsaes OF white and yellow
10 cents. Oats, AZ a 40 cents. Rye, 81 tents.
BALTIMORE, July 20 No sales Of -four to-day Sales of
600 bushels Of wheat at i05 l9 for red and no
ia for WHIT Sales of 900 bushels 81 60
cents Tor white, and s. 66 cents FIR yeli,w
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH NJ, BETWEEN
9th and Wednesday,
instant shall sell the premises, O'Clock
subdivision square No. being
The abovsdescribed
on north street of y feet running back wide alley lao
feet. III - u
Terms One fourth cash balance eighteen
moBbs the purchaser for deferred
Ing interest from day of sale deed given
taken. Titlr ndpputatie
GREEN SCOTT,
July I'D Aucuonsers.
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Progressive table OF population OF St Louis :
estimated

The average increase being fraction 1000 per
since i7o3-n which year the site OF the city was
selected BY l.acede trading post
The prize OF $i25 offered by the Ohio State Medical
Society for the best essay medical surgical
subject has been awarded to DR.. Arfnoor, OF Cleve
land. The essay is entitled THE Zsmoiic Theory OF
Essential Feysrss 0H
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Sales To-Day.

Saleb To-Day.
by IL. N. STNATrON. Auctioncer,
(Pennsyoana apenue soatA side, dear Tenth directly
RU5TEE's SALE or DRY GOODS, &C. Ar AtjcfioN--
On "Wednesday morning. July a. at 10 O'clock my auction
oom shall sell the following assortment Of goods without
serve, viz;
Black and colored Silks bereses, beregc deIaines
Plain musI
Cambric embroidered, and hand erchiefs
ChiInesettcs, under sleeves, capes and coilaIs
Irish linens, table and piano
Silk and handkerchief
Genuine g Pars0n's 81"
Beached and brown shring md ieetnx
Musins, hosiery, kcr &C,
Terms cash.
lty24
VIII be added
An invoice Of jewery and fancy toilet soaps.
July W--lt .###is..
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HANDSOME Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, wfTH BRICK
Ill and building lots nucuonOn Thuday
os,h instant shall sell O'clock lots and
No S74 situated 6th between south
r~nny containing D65 inches The
containing
bck and other The
property enclosed and high OF cultivation.
third balance fwoive, eighteen,
twenty the for deferred
bearing from day Of sale deed given
OF ,rus taken Title iDdispuable. - a....- "
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July % Aactonscrs.
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Brevct Major Francis c. Hall, OF the United States
marine corps, handing at Gospo died in Norfolk
on Tuesday week. He was native OF Maryland, and
entered the service in 1875.
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A RARE Chance Capitalists . PrwAsable In
n vcsmenreia Hotel Od Point Comfcvs Virginia, for
offer
nedsy Path Of Angus. The PROMISES
the above property, together win 81 housebod
dining ROOM and khcN furniture, horses carriages, se,
II
The
bathing health
render heightened description Of this p"pasr watering
rlAce entirety ta N7 ftl'@stlH tt /
saie positive payment ibsral
day OF sHie. .s ~. Ni4s lslhsIh ftstt lH1ha
given aer 18th Of October
-drS4thAug j. P.6EYNDsDS h Co. &
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NOTtCE-T will ssi within this nHou,h for each, lot 81
ground square 6ss Capitol B fronting rs feet Cspo
Gardens sonh side containing 5000 feet for rs cents
per .qssrs foot Title indisputahss. .. cAsrARIs.
July l6-dfIw of9lsEt3.I tf.ta.