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memBers.6f he House of Commons, have re-
solved to make an attempt to pat down corrup-
ton by unscating members and DISTINGUISHING
constituencies We cannot venture to foretell
what measure of success awaitstheir endeavors.
The example Of St. Adams does not seem to
have struck terror into the hearts of the people;
and, without more stringent measures. it is pos
sibe" nat half the countries in Britain may be
deprived of their political rights without effect
ing the desired reform.
Our task is more esssy-we have fewer cul-
pris to deal with, and,can legislate with more
severity. Mr.. Loomis has dealt the first blow
vt corruption in our high places. He has in
stroduced bill to punish any party who shall
offer corrupt consideration to any public Of
ficer, with intent to influence his official &C
ton. According 10 his bill, the offence shall
be deemed bribery and the public officer
who shall receive any such consideration. shall
in like manner be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
meanor. We cannot foresee the fate Of the bill;
but, though we ere far from anticipating that
it would eradicate the evil it purports to check,
do not scrupie to award it our approval.
That corruption does exist to very great ex-
tent, nobody denies-tbat it ought not to be
tolerated, is still more clearly apparent Any
measure whiuh holds out however slight a
promise Of checking the practice, should he
welcomed.
But the Legislators at Albany should not be
the only men arraigned. Nominating commit
tees and district and ward delegates ought to
come in for their share Of punishment Nor
must our representatives allow the bugbear OF
excessive severity to deter them from their
task. Foar or five years Imprisonment is not
an unreasonable penalty for having perverted
the constitution and tramplcd under foot the
rights of the people A few examples of vigor-
Gus punishment would do more to uproot cor
ruption than all the talking in the world.
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Bookkeeping. Writing. Sc -Thc .mportanc.

Of bookkeeping in pecunary point of view too obvious
TO be sssd Every person should keep record OF
his affairs in shape FORM but IL s singular how few
bcstow anything like the attention to this subject which
IL nrincay merits In fact nine of insolvency OUT
lre the Of method in keeping accounts
Mr.. Is. +. FOSTER consulting accountant author OF
Double Entry Eiucidated,r and other popular works,
teaches writing &c. day aud evening at his
fitted mercantile pursuits in expeditions and superior
manner. Prospeetuses on application.
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o-Great bargains offered IN view Of selling OF the
stock hand previous to the completion Of our mann
for and fall Wholesale trade Factory ant
office No. 3S Broadway of White street, stairs
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Joweller.
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Ge wil.on Is csnd da'. Tor eles.iou TO Congress,
Tom Norfolk.
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Goldsmith, In order 10 give his whole Tinnc

nton private Instruction has resolved TO receive
pupils penmnnship at the 1--WE dollar rate after
for private study All who design learning write
81. Bret Nav
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Park nlace will lo altered TO salt tenants Nso hand
6uit Of otccG and session immot1,o Ia tho
''o'ns '' fprSolp pc 6. cHlRIEs, 30. Park place.
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ton from q small card TO book newspapcr call at r.
GALATIANS. l3 Nassau street, Daily Times building
Superior type good workep and pFomptness Ia time
tha nrdnr d thia
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On motion the above report accepted and unani.
mousiy adopted and the ooeediDgs Of the meeting
dered TO be published in the leading New York and Jersey
city papers.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet the 18th inst,
at the same time and place.
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DARN FOR SALE, twelve miles w /,
ans
Betsv,e, containing lsS
clover, Timothy and orchard through which
also each scd The
being aIoam, cay subso holding all the
rut upon the land
The aad comfortable house, with
uedro feet long In 'front.' and
outside kitchen with above for
vc with pump the door; house rou
shsde ana abundance
stabe and hsyon sheds
(shnsiod1 wcl and ihe stable dso
led The barn
sheds 90 the yard, shnred roof; fruit
Iua. peacb and Act
i0o
punis, nectanes, abon
raspberry bushes and
The ground ovsrioo
perfectly
negLbofhooj ao house and kicber, sfjinns rail
the
house, with md cellar
and shnhh~y around the hsosc,
suitable residence family
manager farm Aiso, good blacksmith r'op, with
the PIKE.
Nearly lbousand dollar, have been sd
last IL would make hnc dairy
supplying the Washington well
beautiful residence having railroad Wa~h
four times day, well Baltimore city.
which
South BALTIMORE Wm. BAyiey
Washington.
Auf 2.-aaw3sif lIntl
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

Boarding school for gentlemen, Washnsfon ey d. T.
THE Of institution viii
Monday september fh Circulars containing all in
" ~ @. r. MORRISON.
The following 10 list Of officers employ ed in the institution
c. Motrison pincpal Of mathematics and science
professor Of modern languages
tcachcrs teacher OF teacher of drawing paint
ing mlster OF gymnasium. ~ 80. .ass ai5t-s.H
LEcTuRKRs: Thomas Everett, NJ, NJ member Of the
National aud Natural History the Dis
Of Columbia Professor Charles Grad member Of the National
Society Of Natural History OF the District Of
Columbia; Professor William Chauncey Langdn, A. D. member
Of the National lDsutu's. ~. .r ....Itro-. ~
Rrrrxr.crs w w. Cocoran, esq Washington u. CT .Tbos
Richie, esq, Washington. D. CT Rev snih ryne, D. Wash
Page, u n, washington D. CT .Wm seiden, e,a Washing
Lieut. NJ. r. Maury Observatory; =. CHI NJ. u
Md. spencer, u. D., Eastern Shore, Nd Rev. p. q
Wilmer rhiad.lphin Rev. W. French, Washington, u. q. s
Rev w. Pinkney, Md "A. y. Dayton, Washington D. &
Capt. G. Blake, u N; .Hon VIM Smith, Val on Wan
Asbe, N. C.; .C De Leon, sc.
Patrons
Aug23- imd&cp,
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Tho pesoa hs ssss sa'sss ne
payment Of the ssoserip ption be made IN advance.
money s the 81
which BY BY iss s~1s
ua sas ION.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshsd uiweskiy during ne
Congress, Hads ami eokIy during
Subscriptions penod ~ih ss Te>sved
tcT psoIor o above saSaAi rates. ff#
no PosrMAsrERs agents
.andnx US yys DAILY subscribers with $50
SEMI WEE KLY subscribers. with SIS enro-ed rvs WEkALr
ubbefs So enclosed, viii be cnu'ed one copy of tAs
they as subscribers fos, xvof
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University Of Maryland.

HE forty sixth animal session viii begin Thursday, October
L 10, 1888, the LIST Of March, 1854 .t7.s
Principles Practice OF Surgy aad Clinical SugeTykathan
n. Smith, NJ d. seE@F
Chen. istry and Pl.armacy-Wm r. A. Aiken, nj. ID.
Principles Practice OF Medicine and Clinical MedencssH
Chew, NJ. D.
Anatomy am Physiniogy-J -Joss PHI Iobey NJ. ID.
Richard II Thomas NJ. d. /.
Mae,ia Medca Therapeutics PaihoosyGeorge W. hilteA
berger, ". u.
Praccai Anaiomy--Bcrwick D Smith, ~. d s..sa LIS
for the full S9J dnionsators fee, Sl0 aatricua
ton, x5; graduation. S2u. eaEo
For purposes the faculty
inrsy, containing 300 beds Itbclonss
and attended entirely by the faculty.
open msricuas OF the school throughout The
without Zee.
abundant and cheap. Expenses living
In Baltimore u tow Atlantic city. ls
WIN. L. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.,
hur lsthOct
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BsAED .#IF.#uaf#
Rt Rev NiIuAa Ma %, d. ID, rfosidenl
key y. n. cAsrLsaxs, Wee President
WILLIAa ktsssp.
\ 81 TuoaA As j. mIonIg.
FsAsols r.. STKELIss, M. w. u.
L q Rs1A CKAwfoEs
Frs Po~xss ....I +.
JAAk3 pN ~. N.
lfs N. X. Txout secfeinry
Rev. r. n. PHILLIFs, "A n. Prineipn.
Rev. J. 4 WuEAr A. NJ, Viss Pintissis
2, e. EsoELBREcnr, Professor OF Music,
Mnas =. Ds KiszE, Professor Of Lsngusges
THIS h1arfy retired part VI 5tsuntont
Virginia Ths buildings Mere cfeced an ie6 BY company Of
gentlemen different of the safs II cost Of sixteen g"
sand dollars, with view Of securing for teh own daughters m
krst educational advantages IL j. furnished ~ very -ciab
style and has excellent apparatus and weieitced H'fay
Perhaps for raluby OF ainosphea purity OF wne reDt soc
rnA OF the Stale enjoys superior advantages
fhe nesi session win ee opened ets IN Is eoae Of study
and The The varions departments
under e Of mnstefs o and ,ueee experience
The discipline aud m e intse the result OF an
experience of nearly quarter OF a csnia,y
TERMS.
Board and the Enrsh serson sf 10 msDts Se5 No
extras, except for music, fnngnsIes snd drawing
Refer The following paifons, binn1t0n-Hon H. ~ r.
D. r. r. Sublime, Judge L. r Thompson LrrsturEDT r.
clnc, Dnrf Harrison, William s.
Dabacy Goodwin Park asAsasx fnb,
Monroe-A r.. RoaRokeGeorse r. Taylor
esq OrangeMaor John Lee Washington, ID. C,y T. iDee
esq, Aabama--Judge ksayis Uf n .suF ,a
For circuiarr Ac, address The principal
Arg 81 3awiwcp
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CT. mAHY's HALL, for Young Ladies' aa insstsu-
on Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL Church. Hamilton Terrace No.
235 North Euaw baltimore.
The duties this school will be resumed on Monday september
5 location fnvosblc city, being the
highest ground quarter The buildings
ted last specially for aad in elegance and
purpose The nbe
" b,acrs received being limited and nearly hed early
application with be required fall information
will be forwarded nppicatien 10 tbs
BALTIMORE, Aug ~, 1888. Aug l93taw4wcp
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Western Mh t,ry institute.

DTeanon SPRING, Henry county, Kenfuely.
THE session OF his college
the second Monday sep,eGber, 1883 The second
the hfst Monday In the following February.
The faculty consists nf professors The
cadets attendance Ycsron 227. The
the United States
Academy and thorough instructions history English literature
Latin sdntrd
including civil modern languages book
seeping with commercial practice and banche. their
military introduced druse military
knowledge discipline hoah, and physical develop
.
'niton boarding. fuel lights, washing
attendance, and ESQ
Surgeon. - For fhet information addres o.
smith, Louisville, kentucky Smith Johnson, g. Magazine
street. New oheans, OF D. X Johnsoa, superintendent
JuIy cs2tu
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EUHNITUtE. Vanishing. Repairing. and JobbnR
shop Pennsylvania south sd- b~w~en 18th t5S
su.c "er, door Lambs frame factory, Hoos-t~srs
csrss fsni,ure
calling A. the above place have in a ec'er s' such
undersigned
w'h prons attention. SD ucdarAs charges III. subsiher conh
dcnsy snrs o. public ps'ronas % hsv eNncH
r,sscdi. sensor woods GreNI Tor svors
The underssn-d respectfully .oci q ths
Ane N-.olm ROBT. ". WAIAsbEy.
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National n.aie.i coiI.ss, wa.hln9io


THE Thirty Lectures viii
fourth Monday in Ocober, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller ". D. Professor of Ansomy and Physiology
w. Jenn-oo ~. u Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children ~. ~
Joshua Riley, N. D. Professor Of Ms,es Medca, Therapeutics
and u ygioBs. .a'.t Y. Y. .
Fred May, NJ D Professor the Principles and Practices Of
surgery. r# ~ ...s-
Tyler M D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
King Stone, Professor Of Microscopic and Pshoos
cal Anatomy.
H. NJ D. Professor n Cheuisuy and Pharmacy.
Cbas. y. Force, NJ. n. Pro.ectof ard Deuou-trstor,
Tho facilities for tho prosecution OF practical anatomy are
..g.r
nr institutions IN Europe the desks from whch The
given for clinical
under h
accommodation o the sick will extend the usefulness Of
the medical and surgicsi clinic.
erpen,e for full Of lecture,
10
Mspcaisiing fee payable only onc.)
Medical Surgical Clinic through The whole
without charge. - ... :.
~ ROBERT KING STONE, ~ n,
D~sn Of Faculty,
oace and residence corner Of r ssd i<h streets
I7-aswtl-t<ov +
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bsIset Boardtng and Day School Tor Young I1ndkes.
THE academic opposite Judiciary Square.
ssl frsnr6y DR. Cushmaa will Jao.day sep
sssr 1Dtn Tns
,s"roagh and sa-sAnid edacanon and, depas,n,
where pschcAAs iiusAtsd
department will be conducted by Mademoseie kon
by Scheii
had sddessiag the
smser LIST, and amer Washington.
AnSit-eollsso STEPHEN MIRICK.
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4 Ew SPRING GOODs-P. W. BROWNING, mcrcban
~ tao United Hotel call
the ex.ns Of wasg@n his superior and
well selected al French eIoth yrsine
OUT uss, popular principles Of low prices and
runetualiy offer
ssnd 80 and thus the Of going to the
soc4id cheap lie spared
STYLE
qualify Win liberal
the Mm3l--3tswn
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMArlCAL


school College where
building being htird if IT, reception As ue
Of The Columbian College, Will continue 10
strictly select school designed laying
thorough EnxIsh, classical and
The viii commence the lsh of sep
~ and close the last Of June.
ST. per quarter, payable In advance Al Email add
he attend the
ver~d college chrmsiy s-aogy and and also TO
French and other modern languages BY the
professor u
Pupils may college the special and
81 OF the principal.
fun boarding stud, will he about
s9o dcnic aud sf weekly bOader VIII not cIc.ej
$50. - : ...
Principal
Refer faculty of The Columbian College Colonel j. L. Ed
Peter Foce William Guntpn, L. d. Gale,
VI. the Once Joseph Wilson, the Land Of
fee, O. 4. Jewei Of the Snhsonsa Institutes
A " indy
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAlLROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
GH as,saB ases, sssSsaz

I'M Wednesday June la53 daily trains t5uhday Ell
piel viii be over this oad asreeaby 10 the following
afraBseDsnti tt ii
nn fr points will leave The
uon, o Duke aud Henry Streets at 6o'clock, m
will leave warren'on al quarter past orock m
,uvnR In iexnnda a quarter before ocpck, IS.
Ale ssnda intermediate points wild
ave Cupepe O'Clock, m arriving in Alexandria at 10
o'clock, q. $50.
Rstarnns leave AleIandrs at O'Clock, arriving 10
Cupeper n q quarter afier6 O'Clock.
dsily stage u running and Culpepcr
Virginia ccnual roads,
oHEfs. r# f-
oOrdOnsvilic
,
.
no. Winchester W
Per order; w. u. Agent +.
JuneJ Nd
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~ oRxks s. scoT-r, A.euone.r..

VALUARLt GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL FARM NEAR
ss. =, 9" Monday ,ss s day q u .
| ns - & 3. s.sy W w. % " he sr
.onns e Un,sd States Asam eon,.in. $50 acrss, my Of
r.s.nss pup. he s.,.uss Wei wooded til rs,
sd.a.esvay os,aoss"so is well .ssp.a !" The .o~'s
= wheat, and garden vegetables There good
-.ss-d md s..,iy al .aas, good fsne,ns
a.. an Ieeso, .,o frame Dwelling ou.e
safo corn hou.e ssbias, pump
~: % s"s "oa' .p"s ma ;sss y
'"s ~. o H. =. .1., ~, ss,nhy f.,m' in ,hs issn~'
snp ~ ground lights b-d ..s Possession can
s.iasc. in "ns ,~o and h,,, y,.
.s ~. q S.s ,,.s 3. ..ss @ s s.ss
sale positive Tiu. lnd.po,,sle. '''' '.''''
,Is~.' :. =. " eSREs .'s scSrr. 3 .,.'s' to
n.ryiAnA ain,.ry Academy. Oxford. Talbot coan,y
louS allen sspe1,.raeo s'.ao,. Of N, United
Stnuon sll commence on The n. Monday ~ October
academy psn,na,s, by
was rsused b~sofs and healthy position has facility Of
,, % s9a.o. . e;I be oeasca ~ eoos,os so, oo sss.
shnnors, o. by application 10 the superintendent.
ssyspssosr.
S ssmosi roops ,sla,., s.n.. up,,ss s,.'s' smy
John a. r. I.iobs .sa. Bai,imore Maryland.
70, nol Ana.w Johnson, Nashville, Tsgos--sen.
~ ". W. 5 apa., uni,ea army, New Orleans
-@~si1In'''-- seoo'N II l---..----L
Tue .sIoS ACADEMY CORNER Of Ath street and
D. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal.
Ad the unos fsAls Ac.prSs, IAN street, between Ner
sN4 Ys,k - u sueet,
Mr.. T. RICHARDS, Principal,
wv have their sra.nafisr during the n and second
. IL ssy and =. sGss e. "ss y 90 s Art
& ss,,ser esr'eul.r' see catalogue. and e's'rh t.m
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RITTENHousE ACADEMY,
Corner of I'd ssr~es nd indiana avenue.
nhE academic Monday, ser'erhcr
sh IL desabts shouid be present Al
ebyrcs"s nf n. s-s- TpiScn from . sa 30 pr ans's
pass~ In advance Circsas ohtss~d by w fss
Avg ai-d3~pf : 3 II -, ,'-Tl1 o. o. WIGHT, tdrcipsl
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DELIS! BELLSI BELLS THE Subscribers manufacture
keep hand all OF church. factory
school house, aud plantation sis These
bells hung the yokes win novcsbs They
can be - cispper will strike
place. which desirable after bell has been few
q from
bell thereby pfoongin. These bells
stock, in casiags Al this
fr-t
We give written that church be- break within
will with
ou charge Nearly 1900 bells
this foundry, which ir the
of We have fifteen gold and silver medals
rs bee, bells for
refer furnished by Our foundry
Hadsou Ee eaaai ana railroads
this IL establishment OF
United largest Of h~ils
filled despatch. We bei
of the Old belts taken erchangs
l-, els conpsss.s, kc, constantly on hand Address
A. nENEELy's SONS,
May 2i-lydkcp West Troy. N. ".
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rRKDEa,cK AcApEM, OF THE VISITATION

rREDERicK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
n. ". n.
fsrpIsIcH CRY, nAsrLAsp.
THE exercises resumed srst Mon
l. day IN Scptsnber. a#.l#. ..0".eW =NW
uiuon with French f de.ired
Stationary washing, nendins bed, bedding, doctors
Music the harp suts forms sn additional charge
Italian and spanish
ks charges Entrance s..
poafdsrs pay charges annually in sdvsne
scholars quarterly. ..f.#. ##. H.e#.
Pupil. during year, tho charge is
date OF their Those of demon,
nation admitted. ....4 .t. ...#. ...#a.#
Aug i3-ewps
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


4 and cosc th9 29h OF June following
following Schools
languages 3 dern iluguaers 3, mathematics 4, naurs!
comparative snstomy r, oy, and surrr; 8, msral PHI
iosophy hetorc and bellies cfer and political 9
law. Also cturssbp Of special anatomy aAd meda,
and mon~traohip The schools ancient Ian
mathematics each
the school OF adjunct
The including clothing books, pocket money
az follows:
three schools, SIS each SIS 90
Boa attendance
l9o 90
eneh 90
Rents wi hou' the precincts somrtiing }
aeuauon fee SIS contingent deposit ~ 90
Washing siJ; fuel ami light 30 On
sass 90
medicine charged four tickets S15
drcting of S. The fee ia thc Intermediate OF
IL 600, IN senior class, e75. GESSNER HARRISON,
Auye Pa, of
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Feb ll-eoly

',,Wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, eigbiy
situated bsuss with marble mantris hxturrs
&c, eleven each and
genri family will be Ienled favorable
punctual tenant, spplicationto y
L. N. sTRATTON,
nd onm Merchant,
South side 9th 10th
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,'.. essa main saoon. 81.
lower ~
An newspapers pass through post occ
No biiA of ading will be sSncd ta day II sailing.
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each steamer
For fe,ght or passage, apply 10 L.1M
MOLLEn SAND, K RIERA % South ST., NJ. n.
#.- g. A. HHNCkEN Co., Ur.neu.
MARTiNEAU, CRosKES, \ Cc Southampton.
WILLIAM I5ELlE, navIv.
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DROPOSAIIs be received nnss the 3Oth Inst by
supply 200 Of hickory snd oo
wood any hcr, mt less hss W
CumbeIa COAL o uc OF the Treasury re
rarm.u, The be Of The best qnanyw,'
yard w"oW ."sn
10 the department bs. sI-o OF he hes qsa"V-"
Jumped d-to he delivered in tbc uea,uy enclosure
Tps.susv D.rAprus~r. hng -, 1883
Aux is-sodtJ0hA Aug rr.fn
3I''TFf fIntelirereer nd Even. star cory.l
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

-iferandria, Tirsina. u. 9J4..
iih September. The
usual English branches the Lstn
French and German languages aud shofcns coar-c Of
sophy, chemistry and
Illustrated by delivered 10 The sndn" du
ring IN. tfa lt.A II 80
svias order, md
their prof-ssisp the faithful student
issuacor ssA full snd extensive
NJ sbucsso~- le El& ~
Tasns: ese for the sesdemic Of
susey In advance THE modern languages -
quanss Circulars ~ otts.ea BY .ddre. the un
a~r.irp~d. r. L. BRoCkETT,
Az ss-.odst ruscipsi
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SEvERAL THNcs,-We are now prepared 70 on'r decided
Real pure all hnonn shesnnr., Of the vacus widths
~ p ses po~ ea ,1 ~ nss ,,s, ssS., ,na d.
An .ndles. variety q table napkins. towels. and owenss
sli yard and upwards, the bea trss aad
any OF pure good. should. Juse,.
themselves ersmne or sock 80.
"e,t and fines, l'sd. m.S. ''-
IS piece. boaeans ard "pes, oa the e.-s r'ds' win m
r.s. ss % s.%e e.s a... s.. :. Ss,s ,..s
l carton enohfie and muslin basd-
20 rs t.%s. ss .ss ,.s' wills
pieces cheap camh'ics ard French .s,s,e lawns
- G T%s s s's 81 "a srs ,as. ss .. s"s.s .1
which e msh~s daily additions.
Iy- Term. c.h IN e..r- arranged contrary
articles, low pce- and f. dealing may be relied Q. IL
" 's" e rrRHv |. Bsoru.E
. Miss pcrmon's building, opposite cenfs Msfkst
e.''''-'.~.
A NEW A..ortnens Of staple Goods j"'s r.ees~ss-
IL Is Is s'se'' Ss ,.s,.. Pun. s,ss s..s...... s...
20 s.ss .s;s:. from rom" ?; e. s:s :. 81 'ss,s ,:s.
50 d, white sos,ed Swiss nasIin' ssr
10 do iss 6srn .heeprr
iISs DO DO s,s,.s. .s,. s:.s.s diapers
e dozen g as. ;ss' ~: ",,y
400 "a. s s.::s.:.; :::s,.=:s .s:s:": 81 ss:
1900 1900 90 % Mssli%.c MssI, calico
+ 9oo1 40 soodc calico a 6A
10 pieces asnnrI.-wbite, red, and green
csssincis, as~nvted coiors
do
cioihe nm +
a lsrs. lot OF blescbcd and brown
Aue 7-9sw3~if .sfa4ese asl."M h RRoTUER
III ILL Open ths Morntnx- |E
w 20 psecea netting
DO -colored ven
Blsck net mits, long
Also on hand IIsmltos lQ4 rhectnR-
- sheetnes. Of all grades
Irish inews ard pillow do
Black homhasins and
Table dan Ak and table napkips
White hannel-, all qualities, Welcb 10
Black cloths, cassimeres, and ysshoss
= Z I,..., ,o.,t ,,,ce. NJ. sHUSrEk Co,
Aus 2-w3uf Seventh street. neaf rs""'ySso's ~.
. ny.ArK tIKs-We shout rs pieces
MIA, h,s,,s Rhines o. ~ 50
10 which lndses
desirable ~Ast
Of the makes oeesrsssd ~
richness. 4 800 s#E Isnuantlf2 fn
that shah
she
hsn shsu rruv notice cf which viii -
sivsn. y ..-. -
w N. sUUsTERk co,
Aug os-~o3hv3uf 7th Fsan
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NEW DONEyrIC DRY 0ooDs,-The 'uNscrb.rs have
well -elecd stock Of domestic
good con,ist fdlowsl Efs....H
p,oss ioS and 1914 hne linen sbeeinss, very cheap
- Do do pillow case linen. -
do d. do cotton, round twist
do 6ue blercbcd brown linen table aanAsss, all
widths, uuaiites, and prices
Scotch Rassia toweIhnss
Snow -diop and dsmask tabi. napkins
And doyi'cs and crash IaH. 4 3 N~A -@
Hamii,ou- tlcsohed and brown Canton hsnncss
rounds hest Irish hn~rs, ruse linen
5csses beet shiriinS cosops, st low piccs \
~ aps.c.s New York mills improved
80 do Ane brown shirt,nrs and -heesirgs
23 do hue Manchester g,nsbsms
IS do styles fall
Is do white csmbr,cs, from II 10 25 ....
do 5ss~yp~ IN
80 do fine ptsin musiins, II 10 2s cents
20 do fine wbsts nnd 6snneis
Ned fsckiaa, striped and plaid CID. K
40 hne plain and embroidered shswis, which will be
sold bsrHses
Is lace aud embroidered u,anties, at half price.
kinds
per goods, will original We
n-ty sccit call from ho wish purchase,
determined 10 sell ., low prices ard no hnnbus
s MAGRUDER h CALVERT.
Aur 9t-An~2w
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DARN FOR SALE.A farm containing III adoninG
premises of Co, VIM. Minor The mprovsmeew
dwelling peach
SOD n c'h-r , h dss,si well oi the
will make Hrst mRrt~t the soil we'll
adapted every variety vcg-tab.s and fruits sad this
good fhcr socisnf qasDty Of
her ordinary inqurr a. Mis- Etr The rrei'es