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may b much effected BY his management d
tho assignments, % far ~ they may hsar Of
his ownprospsets when he may b again or
dered 4 duty II Ms Legitimate walk in tn
service.s N s. - s Il (
When The rsceutsAanse Substituting naval
constrnctor for nary eaptsin as ths he.d ..
the bureau of Equipmspt, Construction and
Repairs was made, it was not dreamed that a
foundation was thus being laid for the estab-
ishment of new bureau because its head
was not seaman.
We feel solioitous % this aubjech only be-
cause every navy officer but one, with whom
we have cohvsrsed on It, earnestly deprecates
the idea Of taking the duty Of assigning the
officers to ships, yards, TO-, out Of the nsnds
Of the experienced civilian who has given so
much satisfaction to them in its discharge,
BY way of trying the dangerous experiment Of
placing them In the hands Of any officer what.
ever. s'~+ ee1 '- 80 7sf.es. ,F ~. ,-s-es.
0uano.-The report from the House Sci o.
COMMITTEES on the guano trade, made to-day
81 Mr.. Riddle, of Delaware, Is a, very int :
estiug and important document indeed, and
was unanimously CONQUERED in by the gentle.
men serving with him on that committee. Il
covers ninety three folios, and embraces an
elaborate investigation into an exposition Of
every matter likely to affect our agricultural
interest in connection with the guano trade
The bill reported at the same time provides
that If another effort to induce Peru to coneent
t,the clearages in the commerce, which We
ask, shall fail, then to lay duty on guano in
oar ports which will exclude it altogether
when sold by Peru at very high price, and
admit it duty free when sold by her 60 that 1t
can DO furnished in this country to the farmer
at $40 per ton. 1i 'FF .
Hon. n. A. Wiss's Testimsny was taken
this morning before the Green vs. Bayly in
.vestigating committee. We learn that he said
he has no knowledge whatsyer of anything
which would at all bear upon the truth Of Mr..
Green's charges. :..-s ~ esss-. -.
Wasting limo in the Senate To-day, Mr..
Sumner called for the reading of the majority
and minority reports in the widow Batchelder's
case, which occupied an hour of this the fourth
day from the termination of the session. So
they 60! -. - ...... I. ,
US. District Attorneys Is held at the
Treasury Department, that the aot Of March 3,
1889, and August %, 1912, do not prohibit
special allowances to District Attorneys to be
made by the head Of the Department in which
services not included In their official duties
hsve been rendered. ..a
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, the 2etb Of July,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the DEPARTMENT
For the payment of Treasury debts $77,103 73
Covered into tho Treasury from -.
Customs. ...:..:...." "a ST., 24s OF
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. 49,. 1882 so
For tho War Department. ....... Il,343 81
For e-paying for the War Depart
mont observation-disclosures. 1876 56
For tho Interior Department. 9,952 80
For entering on the Treasury books
by warrants appropriations for
tho Interior Department. ...... 1882 30
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PRRaONAL.

80. We mus add t. the list Of Washington
capitalists the following names Benjamin o
Taylor, Slas Hill, g. C. Grammss, Stanislaus
Murray, William Wilson, Edward 6imms
Thomas Csrbery, John Purdy, B. r. Middleton,
Thomas Biagdsn- Who will furnish ~ with q
list of Congressional millienaifss mot with
he view of gratifying the idle curiosity Of the
public, but for the special benefit Of distressed
widows and fsrlorn .pinsters Who manage, some
fow or ether, to find their way TO the Capitol
during The sessions Of the national legislature
General Cas- is Feputed to be worth three mil
lions; and We know of moro than dozen
Senators and Members In tho enjoyment of
private Incomes ranging from 81, 900 to $780,
600 year. Both the Hon. John Slidell and
Hoe. 8. A. Douglass come under tn. seductive
y imposing appellSiion Cf millionsires; :"
while Long John Wentworth and Hon. Isaac
hies:ss, the eloquent AID highly gifted mem.
Der Of the Pennsylgsnis delegation, may safe.
y be called one kandred thousand FOUNDERS
York currency Hon. W.. H. Witts-ene of
the most elective speakers in the lower bouse
If not millionaire, is ut least half o mil
uonaire. But Whsn WAS the name Of Pennsyl
vsnis associated otherwise than with sousd
conservatism In politics and all the solid sub.
s.sndsAtiss Of . well kept we'll fed domestic
circle -rE5H CO.. .l : -... g.. .
80. We regret to state that the Hon. Mr.
Ri.chey, Of Ohio, Is sill confined to his room
by serious indisposidon. Considerable apprs-
tensions are entertained BY his friends
80. There are about serenity members Of
The lower house now absent from Warrington
This unusual amount Of absentseism may be
attributed 70 the general I'll health Of tho
country; the families Of members not being
exempt ex-ofaa, from attacks in season of
epidsmics. 1,..s,= e-- .s....i .-u
go. Mr. Elliott is 10 mako balloon ascen-
sion from City Point, Va, on the lsth Of An,
gust. q" i1- "7 -2
5 .... Hon. Edward Everett has been rs-elect.
ed president Of Harvard College. ..,.t.,.
-. Capt. John B. Blanks has been appoint
ed mail agent on the South Side railroad, vice
George Jones, removed.
9 1.-THE case Of the young lady, tmentioned
In Saturdays Star,) who has been 6guring 90
piousn,ly In several of our fashionable board
ing houses, In pair q "unwhispeIsbles,n has
produced the meet profound sensation In the
social, financial, eonmsreial, political and
diplomaac circles Of Washington. In order to
satisfy the curiosity Of the public, We have no
lsss than . score OF special reporters on the
tail and track Of the fair young wsndsrsr
with auburn locks and in tight fitting pants;
but, thns far, their search has proved frnitlees.
From her own srtlses admissions, and bsWitch.
insly blushinS confessions, she evidently q
stray waif from Bishop Dosne's SEMINARY, at
Burlington, n. j.: and wshsvs ~ doubt that
The worthy Bishop II anxioss to sxeroiss the
apostolic privilege Il Toying AHsds on hsr. Il
80. Charles Fillmore, brother Of the Ex-
President died ct st. Pau, Minnss'ta, on the
2ssh inst, Of chossss.
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n- Dedtcatien Of "G1snvoo
WS Cemesery .o-Tbe public are respectfu'
Invited TO attend The D. dieation ef Glestseoof Oh
Try on TUESDAY. AsTERNO0N, August Ist- 81
O'Clock preois-ly There will be appropriate servi
by the Clergy Of the city, and every srrasgene
made to make he occasion what II should b..
Prayer by the Rev. r. L. D. sRIrI ,.s....- -
Addrs' = BY the Rev. DR.. BUTLER. =, ~ 20
Poem by the Rev, Mr.. SuxpIt LAND. mo
Chas. B Calvert Abo.r Me;leo, !,
George Parker, William Bsnks,
VIM. B. Todd, Joseph y. C,os-,
Chss. 8 Wallach, hndolphs Evans
n. b." Gknvocd Oenetryn lies north Of
Capitol. DISTANCES one mile sud half; fUrme:
the eetate Of Jurius ]. Boyle. Esqs -. - =
Should the Weather proSe unfsvorAb'e, the de-
cation wili be postponed until the next fair day.
~ 8-td 'e---.'N g fs'.feS
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SPIRIT OF The HoRNHa PRESS
. The Inssllig.nes,, speaking Of the new pos.
route aes which recently passed the House,
says: ''7-.' -..',
"THs NEW Posr ROUTE Acr.-The act on
this subject, passed by Congress q day or
two ago, combines several important adysn.
tsgss. In the frst place, It snumsFases and
re-enses all tho legal post-rosds in one bill,
instead OF lsaying them dispsEsed, % now,
through the laws Of forty or 6fty years. Next.
refsreoce to the contents Of the act arits east ;
. feature not be found in any previous route
Dill Again, II states tho points of supply by
Lhe o@cial names Of the post sfices thereat
Lastly. II legalises the Numerous alterations
In the course Of the post roads which the
sdoPdng Of the railroads, - the principal
arteries Of The mails, has, in late years, forced
npon the Postmaster General. The Depart
mens now starts OF with clean batch Of about
eight thousand routes. laid down. a. stated, On
plan convenient fcg reference"
The Union compares In strong Language
indeed, Judge Miller, Of the U. 8 Court Of
Wisconsin, with the State Judge Of the same
State Who not long since rendered An opinion
Taling the fugitive slave law to be unconssitu
ticnai. Judge Miller in lately addressing the
grand jury in his district, reviewed the opinion
Of his State brother Indirectly, In urging the
necessity for obeying and enforcing all the
laws Of the land. The same psper also urges
earnestly the enactment Of Mr. Senator Hun
ter's bill for the settlement Of Ill the grea,
public land questions 90 long in issue The
Union further rspublishes, with approbatory
remarks, Mr. Senator Pearce's argument IL
favor Of the payment Of the creditors Of the
Ex-Republie Of Texas in full from the treasury
Of the United States and also urges Congress
to lisssn TO the appeal Of CLARK Mills to ALLOW
him to make eolossal statue of Washington
at tie public expense, rather than the Jack
son-stasuo sized one already ordered by Con
grees.
The Sentinel discusses ths resent effort in
the House to repeal the fugitive slave Law, and
urges the country to keep In Congress the
same men who are now members. The Sena-
net IL sridsntIy "dead sgin" "rotation In
Congress-" SO No 60. s-gsI-s..
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~ THosH m WANT OF READY-xADr norHlxe
,hcult, bsfore purchasing e'sewhers, call ut Noah
Walker l. Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will ind materials Of all kinds colors,
and at prices which cannot fail to induce them to
purchase. They have just received an additional
!srgs supply Of those beautiful and Well made Duck
market Their stock Ia well kept I'D, osnsistin9 OF
everything belonging to . gentlsn ans wardrobe,
together With boys and servants clothing.
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BANK CAPfrAL.-The last legisl allure of IN
necticut increased the banking capital Of that
State three millions one hundred and thirty.
three thousand dollars! and the amount of
" promises to pay" says the Times, alloa ed
to be issued on this, without security to the
State, is more than four and q half million
dollars!
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UNITED STATES nan.
Posf 0rY1CI DxPARfMlSr,


i2.l-7,o = July a0th, lisa.
DROPOeALS for conveying the maiIe Of the Ur,
i ted States fr n the 10th OF October, 1854. 10
ths S0th OF june. 1858, on the following route In
the State Of fESNEsss will Be received at the Con
tract Once Of the Pos, Once Department in The cit,
Of Washington, until O'Clock m, OF Thurfdsy.
September 18th 1854, 70 BE- decd Jed By Tire next day
No e6ss-fIem Chattanooga BY Relieve Perry,
Oats Landing, jasper, Rattle Ortek
Keepers, and Pelham. to Hnhtoro,. eb
miles and back, once week.
Leave Chsttt nooga Mondsy att An r-,1
Arrive AZ Hilsboro' next dsy kyepm ~,
Leave Hill tolS' Wednesday Ct Am
Arrive At Chattanoogs rext day Sy 6pm a.,
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and ovrsiaoste.
ana as in:tructaons embracing condition. to 10 ii
In the cor tract to tbs extent the der,I
cent may deem Proper, see the advertisement he.
wiling proposals. for mail rvios for the term com.
msneng July !, 1854, and ending June so. 1853 In
.ns Ssa Is o. Kentucky 1epnsfses, 60, dated Janu
Each proposal should Be marked sPropo..l &c,
nu!e Me- Tennesse O." and addressed s.Second
A.sistant Poet0AsteS General"
. :. 5ikeas Cd 3 JAMES CAMPBHIL. -
y 81 - s......o IL. Postmaster General
A LOT Of OLD MER1PAPxRS FOR SlIE AZ
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md Wonderful Is beautiful-has been ssizsd unop
y the Dssuerreotypists, smpItned, and put before
he public for general adoption. On viewing tn.
application OF 1t to Dagusrreoype pictures II Is lard
il the result produced The object Of vision sesr
through the stereoscops Is no longer picture; II
las all the lineaments anu peculiarites and pres.
moe Of the living subject, only ,sAs in SIZE The
completeness with which this Is done must be esep
o DO believed. The emily place that we know of in
he city whsre Stereoscopic Daguerrsotypes can be
procured 10 WH1fRUURsT's, on Pennsylvania avenue.
The world y indebted to Professor WHxArsroNr for
se only read Of In the fabulous miracles Of Frisr
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerrsotypes described ebcy..
are daily sold at WHif.HURsrs GALLERY, Pennsyiys.
ale avenue near * street. liz
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3 THE "TURNER SOCIETY"

ID EEPkITfULLY inform their fr:erd. snd {
II public IN general thst IL ey win have PIC
Al Cut tis's Spring, on WEDNESDAY, the II dsy
August -. -. ..s.- .,-. . ..-t-r 80
A gccd Rand fMus,e l. engaged = e. ~
We will slso have a target shooting, with sp,e.
did Rifs a. Triss for ths best shot -.[r-,-'--,
Tickets 60 rent. Ladies and children free.
Ths stsamhoat y III leave Pages Wharf, at e.
foot Of III fteest, at g. m and p. N , and
return at g.. m. snd p N. --
Tick cts % bs bad on board
me COMMITTEE UF ARRANGEMENT
" 3S-2t& = -
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MoRxos1sx IN THE OLD Worm. - Mormonism
u faad to be making very great progress in
denmark; there arg now Moruons in the
smallest hamlets. In the Isle of Amaok, which
Is situated quito close to Copenhagen, almost
all the women havs adopted the worship Of
tho Mormons1 Five hundred Jutlanders. re-
Gently converted to Mornoniam, are about to
emigrate to the Mormon colony In the United
States. 81 .s..eq.sfg y.Fe.s
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YANKEE ENrERPRIsE.-An agent from an
american company has lately been In Copen-
hagen, to request the permission Of the Danish
sovernm emit to lay down wires over iceland
and Denmark. NJ part of the line from America
To Enron. Is 800 sf1s"j 80 sgosssg 20 g.. = 80
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YALE Coll EGE.-The Alumni Of Yale are
busy in raising $3.50, coo for the improvement
of their Alma Mater. $4,000 of the sl5O, 90
fund has been subscribed; and efforts arc to be
made to complete the amount lJ
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PRoaRFss OF TIE CHOLERA.


The record Of last week, as furnished by our
exchanges, shows no diminution In the mum bel
Of cholera deaths on the contrary, it IL pain
fully evident that the disease 10 slightly on the
increase. >--'.. ..-.--'f
In New York, last week, the total mortality
was ,13s, Of which number 74l died from
cholera. The preceding weeks report gave
ql5 a. the total number Of deaths, including
Isl deaths from cholera.
In Philadeiphis, during the Same time, 573
deaths, including 10 cholera dsaths-a large
Increase. In the aims house In that city, for
the twenty -four hours ending at noon of July
y, there had been nine new cases and eight
deaths from cholera. --..-.
In Boston, during the sans time, $50 deaths
including so deaths from cholera.
A dispatch from Philadelphia states that
foar members Of one family were inferred yes
Ntsrday afternoon, having died Of cholera on
Friday and Saturdays father, mother, nnd
two sons Three children Survive, two Of whom
are very sick.
There have been thirty-eight deaths by
oAslera at tho West Chester (Ps.) poor.house
siAee The llth inst, out Of one hundred and
seventy eight inmstssL .-|.
At Albany, since Wednesday noon, there
have been ninety i've cases of cholera reported
to the board Of health, Of which thirty-seven
hsve terminated fatally.
At Buffalo, Niagara Pals. Chicago. and
many other western cities, the cholera Il stu
raging 10 fearful extent
The health Of Washington continues remar-
ksb'S So0d-thanks to our clean, broad streets,
sud the precautionary measures generally
adopted By or citizens We hear occasionally
d 6 sase of dyssntery, generally the result o.
gross imprudsnoe in eating and drinking
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FOE POOR AND LABoRrEa MEN.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

tfkAVkLERs going to or r-furuire from W..h.
ffs'en. ave respectfully informed that sxe%lIepe
scNn S,odeton. are provided a. the wssi ioston
arancn Kaiiroat Depot In the way OF Lunch Br. al
I.s. D'bnsr. or Supper. Also, Conf ctionsrss Toe
,fsam, and the very best of soda gsters per,oos
leaving In the early trains .iI and 1t Qu.ts c,pye.
oisot TO oreskfast, enjoy delicious cup of hoe
nary, ntted up .xpre ally FIR their sccommod alton.
snere everT attention viii be afforded rbem Prjo-s
extremely moderate, and sh re Of public rs tropso
solicited. MRS JCI-a TSh,1OSS
jy2S-6 AVN
BlSouthen tsve'ers On their arrivyl IA The
5oeleck .. m tain III have AMPLE time 10 b,eeS-
last before leaving for the boat
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foWpIR.xui xxptosloN.

0s.reshs's powder milf, about half nil,
from Wilmington, Del, exploded on Saturday
svsning last. Mr.. Mcclupg. The esnusnsaly
and attentive postmaster Of Wilmington, Hsite'
rs . follows: M 81 s.
10 TIE EDITORS or TH1 srA1.> .kS\
+ Gentlemen: I have taken the Iibsrty 20 IN
form you that three mills at the |" Eden Park
Powder Works, half mile helowstho city, OF
the bank of tho Christians, blew up last even
ing about o'clock. There ware three report.
In quick succession James Lynch the watch
man, was insanity killed. The engineer and
q lad had just left the engine house The loss
10 the proprietor, Mr.. Garrashe, who was al
supper at the time With hfs family. Win b
about 81 200. The eause2of the explosion il
not known. 8 0TA .E5tssf p
The fire. bells In our city sounded the slar, n
and our tiremen hasrened to render assistance
They were deferred from operating, however,
as another mill contained powder, and the
proprietor was fearful that it also might OK.
plode. mias4 l.--zz
Yours, respectfully,
I1ahE :. JoHN MccLuNa, p. H..
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''Uncle Ned had no hair on the top OF his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons eel
brased kathairon, which not only preserves aad
beauties, but restores the hair to any perioi o
life. Only those who viii not try It, are trout LEI
With badness, dandrun, or harsh and unplsss an
hair. 81 = Ts
Roa ns Home Joss,saz, ~ r
'No article ever acquired 30 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation 6 LYoE's KA1aARos. Il
those who have used It (and who has mott the res
lis obvious Is Its invisorating and beautif Inf
sn'ofs' and agreeable Perfume. stamp IN indispsn
sable article of the toilet
sosd It ths'sld ptes 81 Is cents, in Largo bottles
y ell dealers, everywhere. - q
DIS. BARNBs, Proprietor. is1 Bro.ar.y.H.y
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~ PR1szRvE YouR HAm-rt is melas chol,
America people Ore bald, ard that to ct an e.rl
age and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause ard eY
anime the causes Of Badness and then the rem. Gv
:" Emersoms Americam Hosr Restoratioe' stands un
eivaliod6H that purpose. 1t il an Ipdian prer ava
PREPARED purel rou the scientific prineipl.s o
z hscModMsu, end ,Ehs ever seeu q bald headed In
dsen such thin g has never teen known.
= SO circulars, to b had Of Druggisu, giving par
Price 81, In large bottles.
Sold In Wast ingfon and Georgetown d. O., By al
he principal prukgi Is, and by Druggists gensral,
throuehont the United States and Cans5as
Washington, D. q.
y @. Z. FISHER 90. Proprietors,
NdH Superior Street, Cleveland, O
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~ EAsfNAx's HlADAcHy RDsypY has nsysr ret
aed 10 cure sick hsadaohe. Call for proof Of this
1t GIMAH's Drug stors.
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TURNIP SEED.

Ivsf Svcsfved nom D. L90dr q. O fun yuyy6y0
" 1lrviP 6ssd, growth Of 1854 VIA: - rrr1
sorsblk, Large dish, Osiet orea lg; Hykfn "a
arfe purple top Rut. Beea
ooe.tsntsy on had svery variety Of asp9iR 0s&
in. nsvsr end Rird sesds q The AsspeJ fu1 1Aod-
sths se-d. i, oetseen 9th and 18th s,leeis, eppo.
)fice ix "a -a,s
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MADAME CLINTON

Il NAnOkSL CLAlRv0rAN mt AND WONDER
TIE world respectfully inform the lsdiss 80 -,
utmsn OF aseingten that she has ,skep rooms .r
an EnfinSn's, p. assnSe. between Ia 80 q
- soc can re copsulted in the psrt, prrsrns
no future events ofsifs, love, e,urtshis. 1srr;.o
isu ssin Dc. Having travelled rough furs ~ ~
tes tne Snited States che Challenges The Word -
pfoduce per equal. Ladies SO cts Gents AZ
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- N DR.. Jonathan Street, the famous bone
setter, who resided in New Bedford, Mas, il
dead. or has ~ I'SAs 70 S''
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THAr's Sixteen millions Is the amount
OF the over issue, or rather the downright
sWindling, Of the Parker Vein Company.
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r LOST "a Saturday Revised rroof Sheets o.
verk relating t0 Tension ana b unty Land u,
running from page So 10 1913. Whoever viii retu
them to BueI 4 blanchard, Printers, 9Th st, NJ
~ 81 lt& ss-..-., F. y 3. c. TSI LETT
A FINE HDRss TOR sALE-A taudecpe
II BORSE six years old las rpring, works "
in saddle or ia harness. viii b sold low. Warrant
SQUAD. Apply at the offcs Ct the Star. -
j, 81 II
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! JOSEPH GAWL,IR

NDkKfAkAk. Pa avenue, between l,tS and
" lt.h sfr~sts, First Ward, W,shio On, vrul
repecffoiy rsta1 hk thanks 70 his >lisw cA %
iof teeir past patronage, and ". ald snforn tAeu
nse ne y falls prspsrsd Co ell ell erdess Sr Rvse.
sv that he las taken nsid .r~bIs psip previ6e
oamseh With ell DanAsf II cony~ai-n e for su un-
istaser His mods OF prsservsse ,dsss ~ sAs esr-
81 sce1taer has nev,r hi-cd TO give the Utmost ssfs
ac;ior. . ...--.-. jy 80 ass,
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CLOSING OUT

GUNNER STOCK VERY e8EAP.-We hive r.
y mairing en- hard yry large stock Ct sumrne
dccds, and wishing to make rocs- for fall cup, 4 q.
deem Il advisable 10 put down the psioe OF he r,
mair der of our ftcck At very lcw figures. We ksy.
. good assortment Of
SILK, Bereges, Tissuee, French Lawrs srA ores1
fha'lys, 0inghams, Chfrtxss
GUNNER Mon setnes Berese % LaInss
All ktrde OF Mourning Dress Goods
A large stock cf Hosiery and Gloves, esntlemcp {,
end boys wear tAa
4 French Emtro derry in great variety
Best AXE Of sh.rtins Cottops -si.
Linen and Gotten shattiny, Toxeiing
Linen 0oed. ef ell kinds, wsrrs ntsd purs.
In fsct the wtoie Of our stock viii Re offered a.
suca piices a. cannot fail TO p,ea,e .l who m,y T.
vor us with call between tkis dat ., An. II =
septemter. ''
t. ., cLAaErr, NEWTON. NAY 4 co.
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HEADS OF HAIR

4 NONPLEFELY kENKWkD BJTH IN OOIl
~ AND QUANJIiY. -
Ladies' dc II; rg the above all important aids to
male adn nnenr, and Wishing to be atisfsctor
improved 10 e ase r-spest a evious 10 I,svno {.
city Will do well TO osii At GIBBS Hair stere vi,
ers,ds, Cur 9, Wigs, Half Wigs, Bandeans. 10
to b for I'd Ia large assortment o. made 10 orde,
the shortest lot Co., = - - =
klse, conv-nisnt rooms fir tie arp,tcsffon
Bachelors nrurpsssed Hair Dye which Is E1.s
soil n ,leeale and retail, veil q every well te
ed besuti6er Of the uman hair.
AL kinds Of Toilet Articles. g.. .--es
Pa. avenue, let weeu 9th and
10th ct, o IT, no stair,
N. B-Haif Work repaired, or taken In excbsr ,
and orders sent TO any Part Of The COUNTRY.
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