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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

END OF THE DuEL.-The New York
Mirror says:
The correspondence between Messrs.
Cutting and Breckenridge is published.
1t is not very beiligerant. Each party
disclaimed having challenged the other
and both claimed TO be the challenged
party. Mr.. Cutting didn't understand
the use Of the rifle (Mr. BIS weapon)
and Mr.. Breckenridge knew that Mr.. c..
with his weapon e. pis,ol) would pink
him. So they both thought that discre-
ton was the better part of valor, and
each withdrew their offensive epithets
and extended TO the other renewed as
surances of distinguished consideration
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

Ez-in the three principal MINIS of the world
there were coined, Gin pounds sterling,) in
lS52
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

The HAIR BnEEp LAsps.-Tha com
mittee on Indian Affairs in the House If
Representatives, have refused to recon-
mend the passage of bill, introduces,
oy Mr. Rice, of Minnesota, providing
Tor division of the Half Breed trac,
near Lake Pepin. among the persons 10
whom they were granted and allowing
Inc claimants 10 select, in lien thereof
o'her lands in any part of the country
recently reded by the Sioux Indians
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17
The LEGISLATURE.

AHo AcSiSldtuie Hds duJOuTHeu at las
and we recommend the Governor to an.
point day of general Thanksgiving
Throughout the State. The School law.
have been tinkered for better or for worse
The law abolishing capital punish.
ment has been so modified as not to adj.
NIT murderers 10 bail. Sundry local
acts, such as received no opposition ,anc
might have been passed as fast as they
could be drafted, have been passed.
Congress has been memorialized upon
the subject of land grants in aid Of in
ternal improvements. "A new law upon
the subject of circulating unauthorized
Bank paper, which will influence the
body polite about as much as blister
Iplaster would hurt a wooden God,
has, been passed, and the Prohibl-
tory Liquor Law has NOT passed. -
This business, all of it, might have been
done in two weeks but let us not com
plain, let us be thankful that our So
Ions did not conclude to sit all sum-
mer and impeach another Judge for a.
musement.
The prohibitory liquor law which oc-
cupled most OF the time that our Legis
lature squ.nderei at Madison the past
winter, might have been disposed of in
three days. Whatever may be said to
the contrary, it is nevertheless true
that majority in the Senate were OBJ
posed TO any law Of the kind, and if
they had had the manliness to saw so
and cote so at the start, they would have
saved the people thousands of dollars,
tected in foolish and perfectly trans 4
parent dodge to escape responsibility
They however thought it would be
smart to throw the responsibility Of de-
feating the measure upon the Governor
and SO insisted upon passing law with
an absurd and constitutional provision
in it, which ,co,ld haze made 1t the dufy
Of the Governor to veto the law. Some
people may admire that style Of doing
business, but we do not. We begin 10
be favorable to sending women to the
legislature, for the reason that we be-
lieve that they would have the courage
to vete as they thought, without spen-
ding months of time and thousands Of
dollars, trying to cover their tracks,
But then our Sci ators are not women.
they are merely politicians; and the
most cowardly animal that ever God
made is, without doubt, politician by
profession.
Be it remembered, that we do not GEN.
sure these Senators for opposing the
prohibitory liquor law-they had a right
to do so, If they thought the law bad
one. 1t IS their manner of opposing the
law that we find fault with. If the
people must have their wishes defeated,
their instructions set at naught-instruc-
tions given at the express instance and
request of the legislature let it be done
IN manly and fearless manner, and
not after style no sneaking, so quib-
bling, and, rbove all, SO ruinously ex-
Ipensive.- Crawford County Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

TFrom all quarters we hear of pre-
parations for emigraiing 10 Wisconsin,
To-day we have seen wo citizens of the
Eastern States, Of character and means.
who are preparing to make Wisconsin
their homes. Friends who have Just
returned from eastern tours say. that
the conduct of the Milwaukeeans in the
rescue Of Glover, has given us charac-
ter about which will turn hitherwad the
footsteps of thousands of the best OF
emlgrants. We have no doubt it will do
more for this state, than all the emigra-
ion agencies that could be established.
n Free Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

The New GoLD CoIN.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has written letter
IN favor Of the future issue of gold coins
Iof the denomination of 500, $50 and
$50 each, by the branch mint at San
Francisco. He proposed that the new
pieces shallbe named the union, half a.
mon and quarter union, and hat only the
half union be struck for the present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

FALLING OFF IN Imports. total
imports Of all descriptions of merchan-
disc at the port of New York for the
week ending the 18th of March was 49,
l75, 800, against So ,685, 600 for the cor
responding week last year; showing de-
crease of over half million. The inn
ports for the year, thus far, are about
three millions of dollars less than for the
same period last year, while the exports
are half million larger. We are glad
ito note this evidence Of caut ion in the
commercial world. L Chicago Democrat
lie Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

az@A fine prospect for rich Lead,
was struck few days since, by the
workmen employed by the nj. M. &
NJ. Co., near the present rich Digeinps
a short distance from town, for Which
we we understand they have refused So
oOU.- Mineral Point Trib.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

LOOK Our Three dollar bills on the
Bank Of Ottawa, Ills, altered to $5's
are in circulation. The genuine bills
have no red lettering on the face. Wig
nette IS, wild horse, Indian and white
female; Vignet,e genuine SIS large
y III the right hand, corner with reap
er reclining within it. Chicago Dem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

Washington, April 7.
In the Senate, the bill authorizing ad-
ditional Land Districts, in Minnesota
which had passed the House, was pas
sed
FIRST ARRIVAL FROM Sr. PAUL
The Greek Slave, Capt. Roberts, arri-
we'd from ST. Paul on Saturday afternoon,
being the first boat that passed through
Lake Pepin this season. The Nominee
and War Eagle viii, of course, be able
to reach st. Paul.-[Galena Adv, 10th
inst
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-17

Baltimore, April IL.
The Infelligencer also publishes let
ter from Col. Fremont TO Col. Benton
saying that he has had reasonable SUI "
cess in the object of his expedition, a.a
that his explorations thus far have oe.a
decidedly in favor of the central r0a''
to the Pacific Railroad.
A WrLL.-The Central Rallroaa
Company have dug well at Nora 'I "a.
would have done honor to the anciel -
1t is twelve feet in diameter, seve.'!s
feet deep, and now contains fifty lee' :; -
pure water. The most of the way oon =
is dug in the solid rock, and cost 7oOO'
ST.. LOUIS ELEcTroN.-At the ialeU
ty Election of St. Louis, the beh'v.
candidate for Mayor was elected !.
1913 majority, and The remainder OIL T rs
ticket was generally successful, lm
Democrat claims this as an an'i-NeO'
ka victory.
TThomas D. Eliot, Wing and deo..
dedly Anti Nebraska, is elected to I n;
gress by 500 majority, in The FRS, -.
trict of Massachusetts, over a. re"
land, who was supported BY Free '''
aud Native American parties,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
rsawEEs nIan AGuE.

DR EDwAisD BLEEt; kt.Ris : I sNtl21 ..s 4
II MIXTURE. l6g lhe Feeei aat Ague- 0h4-
gles Fever DyspePsis ant y Bltltoas AAfflle ass
-i'he mia rector OF thisMedeise Nj State without
hesitation al tar 81 donir] aeraa that fbe siam
nede Mixture has CARED more persons Whers Il has
teen IntFoapeea than anv either medicine .lN use
fariha at,oye DISEASES Il his Ie6icine las neither
arsqnik ror eaiBing In III competition 4 ~ tiif
ipore5{eifs aieef Perfectly beallhy character
and highly stimn atins ard ioYtsef@luH u .nsti
tendency, Persons whilst using ms he9ietHe
,,ilf natbe al eIed br xposare IL waler 81 damp
atln4seaefe any more than when in lhelr tsaaf
tsslfh Planters. III sections ri The teantfy where
ibe Arue prevails, win DO vel % aders this Med
ieine jas tbepatient is not obliged % lay by while
un5er ireatbaenl and they MAY be assured q
Spesny CuFg Tie proprietor could intfcdpce
tboasands a certificates nom .ot the highest
rgsnecialiIiiiy. but. prefers. saving to Lie sick
pny obe bgtsle and YOU will have the lniall40}e
proof 10 ypbrselL Fall directions Tor rs use ae-
company eafp bottle.
Ceriifcarea ea1 be seen AZ the oihcet showing
where this "a dicinc has~Cared VII al others
have i4iled
Fo Dysptpsiaand all other BllFioas pamI lainis,
there IL nOt a batter Medicine 10 the mafket.
.sIsi, ssh taxen win the most asfeHi shing
- ta~.evefal cast 5 ef Rheumatism and Gpuli
al c,s,,.ajrts. take tablespoonful tgiee1a
dsv ~, kss III
one boiie 81 ibis Medicine very c'lsh' nag -
desired etIrcE q 4.
Prte9 81 pe, hottie. For sale hY Druggists y
al paris e he United. States and Cabaea
AIl Whilssair Critters mast bs addressed 70
MEAD & BLEEOKERs Sole Propfielcrs.
~ Broadway, New York
AGEsr-I. ". SMITH Ckarlss0afn. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
EXCHANGE B INK OF
SELDEN; NITN EIlS & CO.,

WASHINGTON, ! ID. G..
TIVE undersigned respectfully announce thai
u they have formed co-partnership TO transaci
a general Banking ana Exchange business in this
city, under the fru>of SELDEN, WRITER'S Is
CO, and ate prepared TO deallin
FlyetgfaRI D0aestic EEei4a4ts, TIme- Bils.s Pro.
EiS'0rg NPtes Csyi!feqiss IF kePpsiie, Lettgrs 81
CrEd0, Bank Notes Ind Coia.
We undertake TO make COLLECTIONS and promptly
70 remit the proceeds 10 any designed point within
OF without he Union,
Mi WILLIAM SELDES member Of the firm ana
for many years past, the Treasurer Of tAe U3tiiet
Sates will give his careful personal attention to All
hSsiAs--' 81 we may be employed TO
WIN any osshe departments OF the Govern
nleht.
ne ID transact win be conducted with fidelity and
nron,niit,,de and anon The most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Lals Treasurer of Tie U. S.
4 JOHN WITHERS,
ofAEzaaaria, w.
:. VI o. I iFasiiSgtar, D. c.
L. p. BAYNE,
rs.;...o, n. q tssn n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
HIST ARRIVED.
NEW AND CREAP./

y E.NN A n IL Oh a-<LA1
THE undersigned has just returned non 'ne
STOCK OF GOODS
he has evet offered at This place. all ot which has
been purchased on he very best possibleteEms and
will be sold a lew a ali goods q me same aeel
ty can he ia the Valley al Virginia, consisting 10
part ii the following articles VIZ;
Cloihs Cassimeres and Tweeds
Rancv Cassfneis al very low prices;
six Saiin and Marsailles YesIings;
l.aiisn cloie ana sse5ameE fasooeas Tor sam-
A good assortment OF Gotten S5oS1S =.
Al ASSORTMENT Of Bleashed and Brown Cot
d do osaaburg conons;
Black. piain, striped and igered Silks
Tsrltons. Illusions and SaTcanelts;
Swiss Cambria aud jaconet Muslins;
Plain and figured Canton do.
A large assortment Of Calicoes and Ging-
Bersges and Berzge de LANES, very0cheaP !
Lawns Muslins, &c;
Irish Linen and Linen Tabeeloths;
Linen! silk, and Cambria Handkerchief
Grape. Silk, and Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety;
French. worked Collars and Cuffs
Dress Trimmings. &c.
SiIk and straw Boapets, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &C.. and almost everything
in The IA ley way;
ladies. Misses snd Children's Shoes;
HAS and Caps, or every quality and price
Also. I large stock Of GROCERIES OF the bes'
cualitT consisting in part CT
Coffee. Sugars, Chocolate, Teas;
Nolasses, Syrbps, Bacon. Salt Sc
Also. a good assortment of Hardware;
Cutlery, Carpenters Tools &C.
WALTERS. Looking Glasses, and Tinware.
large stock Of Queensware, &c
All al which viii Be sod On he very best terms
Those Who desire 10 gel good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited 10 call before p1rchasin:
iselsewhere. and Judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers-FerrY, April 20. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
MEDICAL HOUSE,
~ .lfg SOUTH FREDERICA ?
BAtTINIoRE, MD.
fislsd IA order 10 afford tc afflicted sound az y
MID atdieal lid, and for The Suppression %aae'

o,5sr IL gt1syd tic afflicted sound and scr
entide medical lid, aEdter the s'Rp'essionY F1''''
Uy - devoted /,
~ ~ prkole attention 10 IhetFeaiment 81 PtNat /
Tc,rlaipts in al their varied and eompi'cal1a 80
~; arraat success in thOse long standing aug
800 ssrh as were formerly considered lpeut"pls' y
suficiept 10 commend him TO the pupliS az wo,t
tb extensive pa ronage. lie hasIeceiNea ~ itl 5 M
~, eisbt wears DIS has treated more lhan-<9'4oO
r.Ses 81 Private Complaints, IN lhelf 0lneI n
,asSs. :, nsactice which no doubt exceeds that g
Il no amer physicians advertising u Bsitio'g'
tno, Sipgie case IS SHOWN where his direcohs VIZ
rstTie,ly followed anainedicnes taken a Ieoi';9
1el etTe1lr ~ : r4s7Grr 7n r
case Tiay be, would 90 well 10 call on Or. SMITH ),
al his of6ce No.16S FREDERICK ST, and il not
effectualy relieved no remuneration will be required
for his services His medicines are free from Mercay
and ali mineTa poisous pun mp IN neat aud compact
form and may be taken in public or private house
/ 81 While i1ageng. without exposure or hndrauce
from business. and except IN cases Of violent niiam
/ nation. no change Of diet is necessary.
STRICTU RES.--.Dr Smith has discovered aneW
method by which hd can the worst form q style
ture and that without pain or Inconvenience 10 me
patient. Irritation of the uTethra or PROSTATE glands
OF neck OF the bladder, j. sometimes mistaken ior
structure BY general practitioners or chariaians
1% YOUNG MEN
originating from Certain Destructive Habit, OF from
any other cause, with the train Of bodily and mental
evils which follow, when neglected, should MAKE az
early application, thereby avoiding mach trouhleant
suffering, as well expense. BY his improved meth
cd ofireatnenttDr. s can safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure in all eases Of This complaint.
To FEMALES.
Atfd;seases ne ocular TO Females, (such Suppres
sons Irregularities. &C } speedily aud efieetuay re
/ moved The efficacy of his remedies for the cure g
the above Affections have been wen tested IN an eX
4 taDsive practice for the last twelve years. ]
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE may consult pr !
by letter post ppid describing case and have med
cine securely pat up and Forwarded q any par n ~
limited States always accompanied with full and ex
{ plicif directions for use. Communications cqnsdeTe
stTetl. confidential Office arranged with separate 4
partmehIs that patients never see any one bul %
: doctor himself Attendance daily, from sin til
| morning till 9 al night.
NIB. Persons afflicted with any Of the aboye,con
plants viii do well to avoid the various MOST RU III
and SPECIFICS, advertised by ApoiheeaIies an
Druggists as certain cure for any and every disease
They arc put pip selEbut not TO cure and frequent
4 do much morfsharm than good therefore AVOID thei
d 4 word 10 thessise is sufficient. Address
i DR. J. b. SMITH, No. 10, S. Frederick ST,
z I IanusrY > IS54.-fy BALTIMORE Afu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. {.

THE subscriber offers his Fryices lie public in
J. the prosecution Of Claims before Congress or
any OF the Departments Of The Government Some
years experience as disbursi4g agent Of the Indian
Department, with general knowledge Of The mode
Of Iansacting business in lhevarious Offices Of the
Government enables him to promise satisfaction 10
ali who niaj enifust business OF this character to
bscare
lie will also give special attention 10 the colec-
ton OF claims against parties residing in the Dis.
trietoi COLUMBIA or is vicinity negotiating loans
as well as he purchase or SAFE Of Stocks Real Es-
tate, Land Warrants SC. Sd orifurnish informa.
ton to.corFesp ondents rssidinE at distance in re-
gard TO any business which may interest them at
the seat of Government
His Office is over The Banking House Or Selden.
Withers & Co.
Tuly 2t Is57
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L0UDOJkTY
AGRICULTBRE STITUTE


Z =.
THIS IS nog a man school,: bat.it Is
n calico an Ayr nstitufs, hecaase
thorough Instruction all brsuebes 81
Mathematics and Sc ai 10 The, farmer
and man Of business. nts are not Taught
the theory only; but Instructed in he
practical application hdies 10 he every
day Affairs Of lie. Tt L acquainted with
The phsnomena OF nat i The properties cf
the seii--the recuifea pts--tke ecmpoSi-
Iion Of rocks-the pr|f tbe atmosphere,
SC. The advanced s ceive practical in
siruriion in survey -ieTeiling water
eourses-layipg on .sing Aaaps-anaIy-
zing Suils-elassiiyil S SC.
Agricultural chen Toughiy taught and
illustrated By tbousa resting experiments.
IN the lecture room bosatNry and On he
farm Tide pure chd prepared a. the es-
iablishmeat TIE ; furnished wssh
i9fnsce. turning lai real variety cf tools
Tor working IN WOO al Hence Ihe stu
dents hare an opP1 Witnessing all the
branches Of mechsD TIE telling OF timber
70 the polishing az z Of handsome and
costly apparatus, er which Is familiarity
explained. Their a not confined 10 Tie
class book; bur ihey into the laboratory.
the workshop, The 2 the fiefS1, and ihe7
are made 70 UNDER ndreds Of operations
which everybody w can explain. The
design cf the lssliluN prepare y ing meE
for business and L ISL this desirable pur-
pose neither pains n Sc Is spared IN obtain
ing everything pecISpll and complete IT,
Illustration. 4. "a
The course of infSI e.ATied 10 sui, the
farmer. .ssssisTril fshmsnt s,st+...aeE.
oas all the advartase . = s.''S'' 7''a.''--s
81 atmosphere and 5s ,bs e..f =,
The regular sessitE * 49,, sIs 49, 1.ss :.
q stober aud end fspfs -,,.s,'si. =. oatls
49, - ne 49,. = M ne
be make applicadpf ''-e e'0sine -
vious session. -ann ~,
Terms tor the ses ien hVh'hs e-oV ~ ~
hall payable. in adTs lhe fetAs ihesl ~ ~
Isl ni March Tdis Is 'gl.ien, poalo' III
ing, washing fuel ne StausIi.s = ~
classical departaief hargea sly ~ s. 49,
snd eai,Srs AZ char.ly $50 per session.
RS t,,rr;sbs5 egpired al StoTepTiee'
Fs,msss csn h,e,r sofia sna4yzed, an
tsaebsfs a,5 IN - oHain pure chemica
rsagrn,s nrsnafeJ Establishment
SS
BENZ HYD SroN f ..59 . n
Loudoun County, Va,
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CRYSJ4 PALACE.
IFo5lds Eair. Mos Uaaied STATES q
Am.rica-Ass3oa Tor he Exhibition
Of tle Llag Of az Aatloas
rITsf cYap
EALSIOR,

-
EkLSI0R.
fT'HE associate he kzhiaiiion O O ne, tae "a
SYYpFR. 81 Cbaagn, Jefferson Ceanly1 va, II
the highest prenl Bronze Metal WIN sPecl5i 81
appreciation ior tombination he has ehse,eOi
and the GENERALIZATION he, has gwen rae .
same. in hisf,abo iing Machinflor ihTesnihs' /
Separating, Clean ana Bagging GIalh.- .lI. ien'
Theodore Sedgwh President OF me AssoelSllgu'
Hon. Henry Wa Western new '.,l.l IlA1
man. Watson Mold, Esq Columbus y; =,
Col John WI Pc Danytrs, Mass, MAJ. me-
ip r. Frcas. Gerrtown, Penn. Hon HepTy .
Rabbit, BroodynI.. acting secretary "a CissS
9, Jury c. ..,,.
Ny Patent Plum Threshing, sepaEa'in,s'
CLEANING and Bste Grain Machine. y ~ $40
which received brsl premium a. the ~ Std'
Palace Nsw vi overall Tbreshiug, Separa-
ting Cleaning anBagging Gram Mscniees Y
exhihition-thus JgiRg eonclusiTeiY 1ha' siHl p.''
civ ia cOnsuuciit cheapness ia price ana Gu'a
binty ID my made, is being i1iiy aPpleSle'e'si
ard The old aud o. costly inferior toliR
separating MachB must yielG thelt pidVe :.
superior labor sang Machine rs sS.s'' 49,,
Machine for Thshing, Separating, Ctsa-'lus
twice Screening a BagginS Gram NJ orc iui-
pie operation III greatesilabor saYihs Maen ti!
III the world tor se.srating all pure ana luhPu,t
ties This MachiR throws the straw 70 ltsetA -
chaif 10 itself ths rtcal 10 the bag tbe
10 itselt, and the kHul ana Ghrat 10 l.NS'i'
thing hasa plac, Mud everything y 70 rs Plsce .
snt tie conrgsiencts Of lie farmer. FoI SIN ilci
ty. durabihF cheapness /ard capacity, II has ~
equal in he weird. As ior what has been slale'
In The different 5seiyirg m rrSt - - -,
~ = tslasi HHt 10y " y
I9 ,s .ss.s seated that NJ Zimmerman received
number OF premiums ai--and otaer fairs. ia
| know nothing about-perhaps be did but At =
very easy 10 the race, as the boy said when ,
ran BY himself. Bat my honorable friends. TN
was rot the case at the W0fld's Fair, New fori
MIR. Zimmerman bad number Of other boys
run with. besides himself which made the rae
more difficult 10 him-s0 much 50, that he, NJ
Zimmerman was neither first nor second-so yo
may iudge where be was.
These are facts thatcannot BE denied. The ui
designed would inform the public that his farmer
labor saving Machine for ThIeshng, Sepafatn
Cleaning, Screening and Begging all KINGS
Grain. is for sac Farmefs wishing to buy u
best Machine in use, viii address JosEPH GLAz
Frederick CITY Md, who is manufacturing 1he
in the best and most substantial manner and ca
furnish any orders al few DAYS notice. Tho
wishing to purchase the Patent RighttO manuia
ture he Machines. will address me al Charleston
Jefferson County, Va. ELISHA s. SNYDER
/ June ~ Is5i-iys
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

Fryf4r. Sntscrfhers is anxious ID purchase large
5s,Tnfsf M Negroes. 81 bearf sexes, sound and
,;I-elv Persons having Negroes to dispose Of viii
en- h 10 interests d give him calkhefore sell
ing as be VIII pay the err aigaest edsh pT.ses.
He can beseen atthe Berkeley Courts az M
brre on le2a Monday and at Berryvillson the ath
No1av III each ronsh and usu ally Al his residence
Tin ebarleslcgTn.
Athletes addressed to him will be promptly al
ter9ea 70. VIM. CROW.
5sshariest0un. Ian H. iss3-y
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Fresh Supply OF
New Enring and Summer Gohds,

THE subscriber most respectfully inforrAs his
j friends and customers thar he has Just ee4ived
and Is now opening a general assortment Of pr y
GOODS and GROCERIES, embracing every
variety usually found in country stores. vhkH for
style, qualify and price are unsurpassed e the
figure FOR cash which viii enable him 10 81. al
greatly reduced prices. BE invites an exaiAina-
ton OF his Goods, feeling assured that theyfwill
give entire satisfaction Orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly filed. A WILSON
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Toilet Ware.
HlLBUS 8 DITZ,
&IUSGg 1LS3g G9e
SOUTH SIDE Pennsylvania AVENUE.

THREE DddRs WEST pr TENTH sTREET,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. :.
UTHERE may be found allthe newest Musical
w publications, Musical Works, Musical In
slruments, and Musical merchandise 81 every
description We are also agents for thetsse Of
Boston. New York Philadelphia and Baltimore
Piano Fortes; Pomplits and RodewaIds Eburch
and Parlar Organs; Martins celebrated 9uitars;
Bout0ir Pianos Badger's Behin and fIIalonic
Flutes: the Ksyed Violin; and the Musical
World and Times Musical inSirnmenI tuned
and repaired. 4
Orders by mail for Music Musical INSTR inenis,
or Tuning promptly attended 10. u
Strings for all Instruments. III
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