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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

deacon Il ain't afcard If the powers of
+ Darkness ''s f'"s'' v
nut the women would not ut 90 so the
deacon slipped out Of his coat md Will
IRON the sudden cessation af -.
they tell heavily on the floor, he - e.,
ward, aud laid his hand upon the clock Ca. a.
bnt no human power could open it, Joe
was holding 1t inside with a dealh-grasp.-
The old deacon hegasto be dreadfully nj ght.
ened' lie gave one more tug. An un.
earthly yell, as Of fcnd in distress burst
irom the inside, aud then the clock case
pitched headforemost at the deacon, fell
headlong on the floor, smashed it. face, and
wrecked its fair proportions The current
OF ar eSlinguishcd the lamp-thc deacon.
the old lady, and SILLY, fled up stairs. aud
Joe MayRecd, eNtrieaiing himself from the
clock, effected his escape in the same way
in which hc entered.
Th' next day all Appleton was alive with
the story Of how Deacon Barherry's clock
Ind been bcwiiehcd, aud though many be.
lleyed his ycrsinn. somc, especially Joe May.
weed, affected Ia disefcdt the whole affair.
limiting that the deacon had been trying the
experiment Of tasting frozen cider, and that
the sagaries Of the clock.ease existed only
in distemperel Imagination.
However the inierlici being taken of
Joe was allowed To resume hi, eonr,,np. and
won the consent Of the old people 10 his
union with Sally by repairing the old eloek
illl II went rs well as ever.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
How n Mnn feels with his Head
nEI

II is considered On all sides That the body
does not feel one instant after decapila,ion
for the brain being the seat Of sensation to
ihucaiff'r4r, iJs@e, tgpnrh, ihe.. meiiulp Of
divided, must be- deprived Of feeling. But
il by no means follows that the bead is de-
priycd Of sensation Immediately after de-
capilaiion. nor that il may not retain is
CONSCIOUSNESS, aud, like the head Of tho
Irish knight who was killed by Saladiu in
the Holy war, get up aud declare that i was
never cut Of by % swoe, a seimitar before
nor like that Of ,bc assassin Legnro, swear
rounlly at the cxccnlioncr for not keeping
a kcencr axe but il is quito possible that il
may BE- troubled with very serious rehcc.
tons upon the irrcyoeblity Of it, fate, aud
the awlnlue,, Of It's deprivation. In sup
port Of this unpleasant theory, many facts
are adiuccd with grave vouchers for their
authenticity. Among others is the uuior.
iunatc Green Of Scots, whose lips continued
to move in prayer at least quarter Of an
hour after tie cxeeuiioner Ind performed
hil duties. Windi states that having put his
mouth to the ear Of dcchpitated ciminals
head. AID called him ly name, the eyes
turned to the side from whence the voice
came, mud this fact Is aitesied BY Fcn'anello,
Moeorc, Guillotinc. Nauche, and Aldini.-
On the word murlcr being called, in the
case of a criminal executed ior that crime
at Cablcntz. tho half closed eyes opened
vide with an expression Of reproaeh On
those who stood around
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
THIS WORLD.

Let take this world as some WIDE srcn.
,,l.i Though which, in fail, but bna,an, ba,,
WIN skies now dark, aud nnw serene.
Together ihou and must float.
heholding on, on either shore,
bright spots where ws .hanid love IA ,t,v.
bu. Time plies swim his llyine oaf.
Aud away We speed, away, away,
Should chilling wind. and rains came ON
wei fals. our awning rain,i tbe sha,,e,
Si' closer iill the storm i sa.,s, >
And smiling, wait a SUMNER hour
Ana II TIA; SUMNER hour should shine.
=, Wen know is brightness eanioi s,ay,
nni happy, while iis thine and mine,
Complain not hen il fades away.
No shall Ne reach al last that FAN
Dawn which lin's currents alt mu,, 60
The dark, the brilliant. destined an
Ia siLk inlo the ,uld below.
Nor cen lha, hour shall want iis charms
u. side by side. sin fond Ne Keen,
And ealnlf, N each others arms
Together linkai 20 dnwq the steep.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
The Opening of the Crystal Pal.
nHa.

Our New York exchanges come To US fill
ed with the proceedings Of the inauguration
and opening Of the Crystal Palace, ON the
ith mud 10Th insi's-then eonseerated un.
10 art aud industy--a building novel aud
splendid As regards architecture Eua agn
Il ne productions IIam II rH fia
- / Tie general effect Z -
y sholders was mos " aatrlal and FL
ny znlll eopdfmiue al reesut pflH y
f. bcauiie. and eraI leuf, o. sli UIa
e sueeas 1t the exhibition
le Tribune ~
l.et any one enter the premises aud see
the apparently indefinite detail Of beams,
failefs pillars arches. partitions, glass. tints,
and add 10 that the eafe, trouble, and ealou.
latien to place in their proper positions aud
phases all the good. from G.000 contributors
and the vulgar complaint against the palace
aud It. treasures not being ready. will be
swallowed mp IN admiration Of the archi.
tectufai aud penerally e,theiic stlendnr Of
the scene. Of it. beauty there i but one
opinion Mr. Pierce aud all those who
came with him. seeing il for the hr.t time.
were evidently thrilled will delight. No
words arr too sitng fur admiration, frst for
Mcssf> tarsionsan 4 Gillemeisisr. tie mr..
fhiteeis of the Crystal Palace. aud then Mr..
Sedgwirk and the gentlemen connected with
him IN The elaborate and difficult work Of
supervision Hdcr those circumstances
the triumph of the seeBr. - thorough and
far exceeding expectations, mus silrnre all
reflections on the delay a, To the time Of the
exhibition. and the public agreed iilly with
Mr. Pierre when be would not admit # the /.
eNisiehcc Ut short coming. as regarded the /
aspcet Of the scene"
The Times gives ilill and pleasing nc.
enunt of sonc Of the sights he .aw in stroll. !
ing through the palaeci aud in conclusion he /
slAs
ON the whole. this the first public day
Of the exhibition has tecn eminenlly pleas. +
ing, aud gives Us au agreeable iorclaste Of /
what "" might expect a thing, progress -
4 large number Of foreign packages were
feeelfed to-day One hundred anl Iiity en-.
tered the foreign department, mostly Ger. +
man con,ignmcnis, and very considerable .
eSSi sS. 'i lrS@ S1' Eafofc ElfS ' wire IF
the Cuiom.llou.c to-day, - that We may
expect .oou to ,te the blank spots in the
building, glowing with industrial dceora.
iiUus,
The number Of ticket. sold during the
day "os 3 .l5u. The amount 81 cash re-
rpiyel ut tbr ,l,urg was : G9n 10 The
number of rcrSin, admitted during the day
was 1000 The collection for the Wash.
iugion National Monument amounted to ~
90.
The exhibition is now mn GlH Gcromgii .
and We venture to predict that it will rise
high in public ctccm. as place Of intellect 1
ual as well as physical recreation.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
4 sad Picture.

The following remarks by some phlloso'
pher who has been through the mill, " are
enough to reconcile Us 10 a few years longer OF
imitation as a minor. How much better
lo bear those Ills we have, than tly to others
that we know not Of
The romance of youth soon wears ont
A few years Of experience with butchers
proccs' shocmakers and milliners, takes oil
The tender edge of youth aud beauty. The
well trimmed locks smothed down by the
barber, iho.iashionnblc cut of the coat, the
peculiar shape of the boot, the indispensable
glove aud the perlumcd handkerchief all
fade into nothing. after the progeny aud the
cradle appear. 1t can't be helped. Poo
plc will wear the subducd, domestic look,
when kept up half the night dealing out
five and ten drop doses Of Godfrey cordial
Well. well it is good sometimes to know
what solitude is. II is instructive to wear
off the tiusel and the superficial, and realize
solid matter Of fact. Draw on your pegged
boots, your three dollar pants, aud don your
twenty shilling hat. 1t is well enough to be
inflated asa minor, but when you become
the sovereign of a respectable tradosmau
daughter, he rcconcilcd to the rough and
rnrrci road of life without establishment
Wash off your dclusiyc cosmetic
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Choice Of "a Wife.
ny FANNY FERN.

Tnpror. speaking ol the choice of wife says.
Has shc wi.domi it Is well nrr uEwAaE rnAr
unr r,cnpl'
NV dear sir. wasn't YOU caught mapping
that time Didn't you speak in meeting !
Didn't cloycn foot peep out of your literary
shoe Don't il tako an American woman
io sre through yon' I.n', ,ha, tacit nc
knowlcdgcmcut that there are women who
do exceed % Wouldn't you think 10, il
You lived this side Of the pond! Hope you
won't Judge us by John Bulls daughters,
who Supply themselves on roast beef and
porter / tell you, Yankee women are on
the squirrel order. You'd lose your Eng
lish breath trying to follow them. There
isn't man in America that knows az much
as his wife. Some Of them own il, and
some don't, but they all believe il like gos-
pei They ask our opinion about every
thing, Sometime sstraight forward and some
times in circle but they ask IT, There are
peiicoats in the pulpit petleoais IN the edi-
/ torial chair, pclticoats at the lecturers desk,
pctticoats behind the counter. petticoats la
| belcd M D." Oh, HcV "ccccct'" no mis-
,okc about that. All iemality is wide awake
over here. Mr. Tupper. They crowd, and
io-tlc. and push, just as if they wore hats
/ don't uphold them in hot, because, as |
tell them, ,is better policy to play possum.
and wear the mark Of submission No use
in rousing any unnecessary antagonism.-
But they don all know as much as | do
! shall reach the goal just as quick in my
velvet shoes, as If | trampod on roush-shod
as they do, with their WomaH'S Rights
Contention bJogdHS.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
Tempcranre aud strength.

Among the Arab the Pcrsinns and the
Turks, You do net meet with these under
sized. rickeiy. cousumptiye beings which
are - common in Europe you do not meet
with such pale, wan, aud sicllly.looking
cuuntcnnnccs their compilations are bright
aud noril. they are strung and vigorous -
aud able to ride hundred miles day, aud
capable Of performing other most amazing
fcats
remember seeing most striking in
stance Of their powers 4 band of men
from tho Ilimahya Mountains, had come
from Calcutta for the purpose of exhibiting
fcais Of strength, and they we've indeed pei
feet Simpsons Their size struck me with
admiration. know nothing that | can com.
pare them to perhaps some of YOU have
seen the statue at the bottom Of the stairs
q, the Somerset !louse--ii is called llcrcu.
les leaning on his club They were about
seven foot eight, capable Of the most diff
cult tasks and such men were the aihlciW,
We selected five men on board the Glas'
COW frigatc. a similar number from one Of
the regiments. aud likewise from nm India
man, all fuc picked men aud yet upon
trial Of their strength. il was found that the
llimalnya mouniaiueers were equal iotwoan
three quarters Of the strongest Europeans
They could grasp man aud hold him IN
the air, and il they had not been under con
trol. they could have crushed him to death.
I felt them. and never felt such flesh in
my life, it appeared like rolls of muscle aud
vet none of these men ever tasted spirits
did not say that drinking was the cause
of this but it serves to prove that abstinence
from Intoxicating drinks is perfectly com
patable with the possession Of great bodily
power. BmkiRghdmS Lectures.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

litfnlly ran red with wine. The vault
where the Young Laird was inferred, in
leiden colin. is under the roof Of the church
af htriak. which i distaut fiom Thirles.
tan, ards Of mile aud 50 numerous
Nas ii. funeral procession, that when the
ieadeF' Preached the church those in the
fear Z - nearly eft the castle gates
- sqn ssssr this and loil his
famil' iia.4aaf isHIliuiidn. Il is a,id tbat
Is askei LII dlsa "A absolute bergnrs
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Professional Pomposity is well taken of
in the following anccdoic, which We find in
late English paper. Doctor Cooking
learned and speaking slowly) well, ma.
riner, which tooth do YOU want extracted
LISA moar incisorl' Jack short aud sharp,l
1T is in the upper tier on the larboard side
Bear hand, you swab, for it is nipping my
jaw like a bloody lobster
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The contributions to the Washington Ma
tionnl Monument during the month of June,
we're Sl057 45
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

"If it wasn't for hope the heart wonld
break, as Mrs Perkins said when she bu'
ried her seventh husband, and looked nnA-
iously among the funeral crowd for another
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Basss OAe Ssstssv: = Ass~s. -
nec,nx fAsys via tks and sYteAtd Ssss~s
uslsl fAe OAo, aa tAs sogrs 10 ZaAssst1s, &C.
n, HIS baing Thoroughly coapstst sS,
nndEt great board Tree Tuans and the road being
Travellers conndsauy
and This
is attractive chAaclsr
Tie leaves baltimore daily ~ y
through Wheeling $3.50 m,e In 10 OF " hesss,
eiudiag siopp4ge, arriving there a. % y ssx asy
baltimore isy toI odvlAs
Ia 7g mes and proceed thence 70 wheeling
morning
daily the bAhnnofe ~ ths Hsah
ingon iune,on Relay House rae nies
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unrivaed Of the Unoa line
which for this route, os daily
ion with down c oho 70 Gu
cinna asd Louisville where the for Nashville, As,
The 81 New Orleans packets may be taken W those
ing further on. ~, -. -. a.. ,..a u,.,. -. "a.
Ohio and the West may Ao proceed a.
rect from Wheeling Ohio Stuye Company exceisns coaches
the National road LsnssvS &C ANA nsac
by railroad
agreeable route, There bang
regular and speedy Wheeling " Aad s ,hoss
places ,.,-.,...-.u. a..
NO charge ior transfer vi passengers baggage
with right 10 lie anywhere
ro'e) ashngon 10 wheeling ~ soi Cincinnati, el
o Louisville, Si2
Washington, and of the oher agents Of The company
May Il--d1 General superintendent
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FOREIGN MAILS,

Posr oyrtor DrrArrsKsr, sept 1, 1853.
THE following Is copy Of section % Of The &C, Of Congress sn
United States a BY ocean steamers and oherwse dms The Us
dred and nry. four" approved March -, 1885, via
sxc .and JsrAsr enacted That the Postmaster General
c. sloo the transportation Of The mail from
New YORK % New os.n Charleston say.n.an hs ana and
purpose acsrtnnns how far the
mex, with
ard for what amour, The .a mai could Dc
Furnished under said contract are bull according rs terms Ths
r.pon Congress - Il. neI session for wha amounts The .eyes
nov performed under ss several contract. ~ ms navy ~. rI
hereafter performed the superstition that The United s,a,e
Erc.ps In respect TO the New Orleans route
which may discontinued by General al
owance months ern pay the clause In All the contracts v
United RICH, take possession OF the ships h in
s e, s' . % Sssd ss.. n, % 1 sss
shall havs hs right ahs them for he exclusive
m.ehs, and Internal arrangement. a. said secretary may
ofsach changes be s'ceransd BY The bills actually
wSsn 20 ,.isn . .fsr.ss spsissn to b.
mutually chosen by the parties aforesaid"
NOW, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ths, view Of re
formation called by conCe section third shove quoted from
- -~ PROPOSALS.
win once Department. in The Of
ns., sss the mali. q Ss United States 2 year. from
the nrsi day Of October 1854 in The manner and time herein pec
No. Now Yovh Cowes, in England, and thence
cows .I to New 2orh. once mouth '' - /"
Proposals. u additional each win h.
Charleston, Csrolns by Savannah Georgia.
Key West and ssvannsh Charleston twice month
Prom New York New Orleans, month and back
touching Cbaestcs az practicable, Savannah, and
and from Havana 90 chasres Asp'n~s'D and back ~cs
Propo-.. 70 omit Charleston and Savannah viii be considered
leo n above will be received for service from
New York Ap,nwA 1000 miles, and back sem monthy
BY Mavss. 70 New oss.. soco miles. and back
exceeding days the Trip each ~sy and from New Or
No / Froa rsnams New essssds Diego caliS,si.
eseh waysopchine practicable Port oro,d in orcson and
such other Intermediate port the coast Of Oregon o. Csins
opinion the Postmaster General the public interest
n scAes~e. of Nos and b. arranged
route Asor,a ssd hack, twice month
From New rors 20 ESs ~. nns
10 touch At rfoybead in England win he considered
New yoA ny Cowe- in England 70 aue in France
Poc.,s sss changing me ,svmIsss
Antwerp ia B.,ss~ each way,
n. y PROM New Orleans. Louisiana Cruz Merco
back month, supplying Tsmpco, Merco, by side
Leave New Orleans on the first fou.en and twenty nnh
Yer. orus by ouh, seventeenth and
crss every month nrs sixth, and twenty Grit
days
Ardvs Orleans same month by fourth, NINTH and
The should specify number q days
.ss..hip. in Al respect. suitable
ccstvsc should entered into VII, - rosr.d 70
cesrm III the applieshie the
ordinary contract. q the Pc, ONO. Departments.
s.ss, csssssi. s.s q. woa. ss rsseessi.ro,s,sn Mss
written ON he face o. the letter. .n,,
ssp s-Iswew n moi Postmaster esnsri
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nRorEssoR MoasE's INvIooRATiHG k.ixims Oh COZ
cordial a,s sSs a s -. e, x g.
S., s, ss sem &c sony desert.
b. that The natives Of tSal esioa are
.sls no a as al q ss ,Ssy aSas d the
oLe herb % plan, No. w",s ~, s oas
in East morse commenced eIpsnsauas WIN 'n
vsoauns e been endorsed BY the med's. sosss
OF Europe the best preparation eA'Ai o ING
ouRr ssnvous DISEASES
No convey adequate idea OF the immediate ana
sG "a. sn .sa wSsl
Y Impaired y sickness n sn aa sa saa as
The and ghs.ea Of nsoss e, Of
psssioa and debility He s.snd. erect he
win, hn STEP his mind which wa. pssosy ssy.
goes forth refreshed senerats and cossc,oa. o. new
On The contrary ne % ns cordial cordial 4. no9
NAL condition. Wen may The preparation be called inc
aEpIoIsAL woSDxk
admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
4 srlmuLAr THAT ENTAILS REACTION
lis force is expended with opiun alcoholic
and effect d tase Is brief
ns mann %ay w worse nc 's nan hs s Ba the sir
without single IN !. Sa sps
Of neuralgia headache loss o. memory npacIoa
Sty % Sleep liver complaint incident females
Sa.p paa & o@
arising there il reliance 70 be placed on human 'e'a
L the on nbie remedy yet head
newer sss OIL, n,..'s, 70
mind 10 q
produce sao. period q . and moi
dislike q society neapassy oI study . q
mental %s Ssy nys.s adeon
Thoughts Of fear Of insanity &C. l. will ,nsIsa.s
Of destroyed induce continual cheeune's and
Persons pale complexion habit. restored y
s q S.M soo sg@ a"a
The expression Of those who have used 'ns extract
crsdaiaus II regard medicines .od
% @ sane s%.. al
purchased cordial hal no faith whatever , Of
three half dozen bottles took will cure
Another Says distinguished physicians
said S Of sSu o
| say completely cured me-"
why ye DID ne MOTH hear Of much
expense besides years mental and physical suffering"
| Let FACTS srKAx rHExsxLvxs
celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood Masa
! WORCESTER, Jane /, is40
gives pleasure inform you that one Of my pa
Boston sG% you, ens eu.s a
looks like who 20 shor. lime since looked
scarcely possible him his full strength and
rs sa.s s ws s eas n S but ny no effect
time my Of your sTds
warmly recommend it whenever opportunity occurs
one q my se'% u
G %s u n e e"
rly convinced contrary.
remain, very truly, yours . =
Dr. Mo.ssir Some time SINCE requested my opinion Of
your nvgoratng cordial am now prepared give
have had practice and for The last rev mouth
decided preference anything the kind
which acquainted both its medical virtues and rea
much pleased with Its or
recommend the OF the
valuable auxiliary Of The
all safe and valuable medicine
| BENJAMIN WEEKS M. ID.
| Brooklyn N. y, Nov. 81 .lsa9.
put up highly concentrated in pint bottles, with the name
\ bow In the glass, and
SOLD AT % PER BOTTLES FOR aia-sa4 per DOZEN.
Morse NJ and for sale by Charles H. Wing
general ia Broadway New York. whom all orders must
| be addressed.
Agent city Y. D. Gilman agents In Baltimore,
Iiance No. los BaIumore Rogers Brothers, How
ard Baltimore Beers, Richmond Vir6isiA
\ Jan lily
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II ~ %EHsif sIEfzzsl1 aT1lI
washington Branch R~iroad.-Tsains Hun ~ Fol-
lOWst ltt t&fsft}ss tNk q
FAVE daily except Sunday, and g. 3X and 8,
Ii On sunday, no. a. m, and g. p M.
The p express, stops osiy Annapolis Jsno
ton and Relay !; the Others all way
Trains m, and AZ p mr. connect with Annapolis
Do do y, a. and 5, m do west.
Do and {. an, aud 5, do east
Washington to Bal'imofs..
Do do and rUtuIn.. ~
DO do Annapolis. ......................... Is
do do AND return 80. ~
The oil BIO procured ~ the oce,
r. H. PARSONS,
July l0--dn Assa.
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compound preserving hsening sosn
ing and growth hair csaunS head
curing diseases OF external russs,
used Bays TncophsrOss wheih
and inauguration Of The hair o. Tor supos
cuts bruises head Of all preparations intended
Tor The like purposes -consideed Figures
aud facts bear The million of bottles
the receipts in cash. This year exceed
The number q orders which daily arrive y The depot
clossa cash. requiring immediate attention. would
believed The deMand IL from 20 1000
day probuby all
Joined popularity the article everywhere and the liberal
term, 10
and composition sxpsass
add 10 ts reputation sAs, whole
sale and RETAIL la
BY principal merchants and druggists throughout the DATED
West ladies' Great Britain and France
and James L. Gibbs, Washington, D. T. soA
large bottles Price Is cents. 81.
May l-d6mA
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ID EFRIGERATOHsThe subscriber has just received an
other supply Of thcse universal stone jar rrsstor.
actnred r. Fssom, Of Philadelphia md which
diploma nom the metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of this city
h by examined sfse
decidedly the article In II
Of povsou snsiseiy
Of cold air
circulation around each vessel and within
while, simple vsnanG contrivance the complete pu
whole apparatus 10 Insured.
For prices, with tn. privilege being re
they every satisfactory, by
q. w. RoTktER
Apu-d ivan Nan
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(,HOCOLsTE, Cocoa, and Brcma.-w. BAKEP n cos
American Vanilla Premium broms
TO which hst premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs o. the Union for sale by all the principal groceries in
the United ststes snd by agents
Hussey Murray, New Twcls, Philsdeipbs
Thomas " Bundar, baltimore, Dudley CINCINNATI
Ohio; and 3 II. Howell, Georgetown, u. g.
WALTER BAKER h CO.,
Ap3-diy Dorchester. Mas.
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Coupons ON the Preferred H0asds Of Chssapsake
and Ohio Canal Company.

and Ohio Canal Company.
OyrIcE CHEsArEAKE OaIo CAxAL Co.,
Washington. August 4, iesa
AT MEETING president Chesapeake
Canal the 18th Of July last The following
n resolution adopted {il fsHff liz ft
Rrsoed That Of
Canal Company issued under the Maryland act Of 1874
Cumberland,
delivery coupons interest due
july io2 January and Juy 1884, and January
entitled Of
pons with accrued from tho maturity Of the dated
available
applicable the ass the u other
principal only of said certificate interest,"
payable annually, the
day April and October in each until said principal
nd accrued thereon shall be paid
Holders coupons may desire
aocyoas resolution rsQussid
coupons
Of October wko will duly nv the
said recrips, amer
October certificates win b. delivered In accordance viii sid
resolution.
w.. 8. RINC0OLD,
Aug 6--wtOcil Ohio Canal Company.
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w consisting In part Of viz
fsd silks, black silks, figured sIts, plain silks plaid raw
r,sa aed figured French mousseines de- lane
nssh a'ptcas, homhnsins, French mcrpos English do
.o"ssehnes de iaine At i2k Is
French nsshams E.sKsh sinsbsm-, in.h linens
Issen sh~~t'nep, table dsmashs, Russia diapers
Grape shavis, plain woolen .bawis
CASHMERE shaws sqnsre and Iepv
tlohs. caAsiDevss. vessiuss
nfee ~ carpets ingram carpets. vsne.s carpets. rss car
pets. hsskess ~ ali kinds 80 = -
re mni from the large quantity Of goods self are
essos: 70 svs fessr hsrssins than had
ssVs"wh HALL BROTHER