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THE SPECTATOR.


u Journal desires to call the attention Of the
citizens Of Washington to its merits.
Inc olty, 1t Is believed, needs family paper free
from party or religious prendices Many attempts OF
the klnd have been made but all having had some
distinct partisan secaran character have in con
sequence failed purely literary paper has, with
one exception never been undertaken II is now 10
be tried, however, and the proprietor confidently
LADIES OF WASHINGTON,
for hearty support. Nine numbers of his paper
have been issued and no complaint of the quality
and quantity, III the matter and manner of his selec-
tons and writings, has reached him. On the other
hand, he feels proud to know that the Spectator has
mas mad, IRON the start, high character. To pre-
serve this character and to furnish families for their
instruction non, and me a, amusement; with weekly
VOLUME OF SUPERIOR WORTH,
VIII be Its aim If every citizen will subscribe to the
Spectator and thus encourage the enterprise Wash
ngton City will have the credit of the
Best Weekly in the United States.
The very best contributors will be employed, and
raid for their writing. The paper will always be of
The best quality The press-work by Buel ( Blan-
chard and the typography uneXcephonable.
10 fathers is offered sheet which, placed in their
sons hands, will not have tendency to create in
them taste for the bood-and.murder histories of
pirates and assassins
To mothers one in which will never be found a
record of love-lorn damsels and big .whiskered Don
5nans, 70 excite their daughters TO climbing rope
ladders and jumping garden walls at midnight
10 young men, we give our original and selected
articles on history, biography, geography, morals,
literature. science and the arts, over which they may
spend their leisure hours with profit to their minds
To young ladies, we give our chapters on fashion,
housewifery, and other matters interesting to females
and intended for their express benefit
And to all, we offer a large and handsome news
paper which shall always be guarded IN it's tone and
pure in its morals and which will nevrr encourage
any sort Of humbuggery even by the indirect method
ofpaid advertisements of patentpils and baby shows
Subscriptions (s2 year. will be received at Shi-
hngton's, Buckingham's, and Aiamson's and Mt the
office over the late clearinghouse of Seden Withers
d Co., Seventh street.
AUG. +. HARVEY,
aug S-eod2w Editor and Publisher
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BY G. w. BOTELER,
AuctiOneer.
TMy TX ST II FPS SALE OF VAIUARIi

N Real Estate on the Island, Dwelling. Houses.
and Building Los.By virtue Of deed Of trust bear,
ing date the 4th day of August S54 and recorded
in Liber j. A. S., No. 81, folos s92, &C. the snb.cri.
Der will sell at public sale, Thursday the 9Th day
of September 1883, at o'clock, 7. ~, the prem
lses Lots Nos 80, 70, IT, ~, 70, "A, rs 70 ~ rs ~
and so, in Joel W. Jones's subdivision Of square No.
h45, fronting each 25 feet on Van street, between
Third and Four-and-a half streets west and and n
streets south, by $50 feet deep to ftecneet alley
with the buildings and improvements, which consist
of two well-but and comfortable frame dwelling
houses.
The above property is egibly situated in n desi.
rable and rapidly-mproving part Of the city and will
be sold either as whole in separate lots may
he desired, and offers very favorable opportunity to
persons DESTROYS TO obtain residence, building.
lots, or investing
The terms of sale will be: One-thrd cash and the
balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing
interest from day of SALE and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property and if not complied with in si@
days after the sale, the property the terms of which
are not complied with win be resold upon one
weeks notice Mt the risk and expense Of the default
ing purchaser.
All conveyancing at the expense Of the purchasers
CHAS. S. WALLACE,
Trustee
c. W. BOTELER,
aug l5-3taw&ds Auctioneer
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on Thursday morning, the esd in
stant HAMILTON son of Anna H. and A. Fl. Dodge
aged years and months.
.s~ The friends of the flmily are invited to tend
his funeral from the residence of his parents corner
of West and Green streets, this friday afternoon,
at O'Clock
In this city, on the 18th instant. after two weeks
Illness Miss A. b. Anthony, formerly of New York
but for several years last past resident of this city
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mn. u. b. MRIGHr,s nnfailing scrofn-

~ lous antidote, for the permanent cure Of Con-
sumption and all other forms OF Scrofnlous Diseases.
This Medicine Is prepared by an eminent physician
Of eighteen years practice in New York city, during
which time he has constantly used it with the most
unbounded success, and created for u n reputation
in private practice unequalled in the history Of med
cine. II acts immediately upon the blood cleansing
Il from All scrofulous hunors or impurities, renova-
ting, and by its magic powers invgorating the whole
system; in proof Of which, hundreds of respectable
witnesses from the doctors private practice have
given in their testimony and enrcat those suffering
from any scrofnlous affection TO call upon them and
satisfy themselves treatise scrofuous diseases
can be had gratis at Principal Depot 400 broadway,
and Ut Drug stores generally.
CHARLES ST0 T a Co, Agents for Washington
city, ID. c.; HENRY LEADBEATER, Farfar street
COOK CO., King street, Alexandria, Va
je l3--6mo
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Funeral of the late Abbott Laurence

BosroN, August 23.-The funeral of the Hon.
Abbott Lawrence took place at II o'clock to-day,
at the Brattle Square Church, Rev. S. X. Lathrop,
the pastor, officiating The church was filed long
before II o'clock, and before l o'clock the square
and streets leading to it were filed by an immense
throng Of citizens.
The procession embraced, besides the relatives
of the family, the Governor and his Council, Off
GERS of the Harvard University, the Mechanics
Charitable Association, the Young Mems Christian
Union, the Mayor of the city, the Common Coun-
ell, and other literary and civic bodies.
The first regiment of Light Infantry with side
arms, and without music, formed the escort on
either side OF the procession.
The body was conveyed to Mount Auburn. The
bells were toled for two hours, and the principal
stores closed. delegation of New York mer-
chants was present
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Kansas Affairs.

ST. Louis, August ga mass meeting of Free,
sellers was held at Lawrence, in Kansas, on the
l4th, some six hundred persons being present.
Resolutions were passed denouncing the elections
of the 18th of March rs a great outrage, denying
the legality of the Legislature and pledging those
present to resist its authority. The resolutions
also recommend the election of delegates to con-
vention to form State organization and an appl
cation to the next Congress for admission rs n
State.
Resolutions were also passed extending the
thanks of the meeting 10 Governor Reeder for the
course pursued by him; and agreeably to the res
olutions above mentioned, a convention 10 be COM
posed Of FIVE delegates to each representative, was
called to meet at Big Springs on the 9th Of Sep
tembcr to frame a State constitution
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Appauing accounts from Portsmouth.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-The accounts received
here from Portsmouth are truly appalling. Dr.
Trngien writes that he, yesterday, saw and pre-
scribed for one hundred patients In many In
stnnces whole families are lying i'll, without the
means of getting drop Of water TO cool their
pare he'd tongues
Physicians and nurses are much wanted and
their absence Is proving terribly fatal.
Captain George Chambers, Patrick Williams,
and Newton Ashton, all prominent citizens, are
dead, and more are dying.
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AUCTION SALES
by GREEN 4 SCOTT,
vE,nIaTY-oSE VaIu1RIp p,r,n

TNHIBTY-ONE VALUABLE BUILD.
IN ing Lots az Auction, near Boundary street =
On Thursday, the 23d instant we shah sell Rs fS1pt
Of the premises at five o'clock, r. NJ thirty .ons 6ns
Building Lots, being all Of square No $685. as subd
yided by j. X. Barr.
The above described properly is bounded by north
and w and Tenth street west and Boundary streets
The lots are beautifully laid off, fronting on each Of
the streets from 20 TO 30 feet each running back 10
wide alley and ranging from 95 10 lso feet deep
The whole square contains 92,GSS square feet, and
will be sold ia lots toFut purchasers This property
is in part of the city, and pr scnts
many Inducements to persons wishing 10 make good
investment
Terms: onethird cash balance in eight sixteen,
and wenty-fonr months, for notes bearing interest
from day of sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title in
dsputable. All conveyance at the cost of the pur
chaser. The plat can be seen any time previous 10
safe by calling at our store.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
aug ll-eod&ds Auetoneers.
~" The above sale is postponed, i'm con-
sequence of the rain until Monday the eth instant
same hour.
GREEN a SCOTT,
aug I'd Auctionesrs
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II administrator of the estate of the late Mrs. K
A PEAco, now deceased, and wishing to settle the
accoun Of said estate speedily as convenience
will permit, would respectfully call upon those who
cease far the nre"nt naSment If pbsr bs er H Ic
old customers will undoubtedly perceive the oh ioua
necessity and reason of this request, and act accord
ingly Payments may Le made at the store formerly
occupied by Mrs. Peace, No. u Market Space
l.. ETCHIS0N
10 lit,
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The Kassach,asetLs Fusion.

BosroN, August PA meeting was held to-day
of the various committees representing the Repub-
licans, w-Nothings, Know Something's, and
Free-soiers, to concoct plan Of action. Owing
to the disagreement Of most Of the members re-
Gently appointed, the Chapman Hall committee
seeded. The others re-organzed, and determin.
ed upon calling State Convention Of citizens op.
posed to the exclusion Of slavery. The seceders,
it ia supposed, will call a meeting Of citizens
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 24.--Flour is dull, with but
trihing transactions buyers and sellers not being
able to agree; Howard street is held at SIS 81 l-2,
and City Mills at ~ %, but sales were reported
at these rates. Wheat has advanced about 5 cents
per bushel-sales of fair to prime reds at 81 65 a
81 70; good whites 81 10 81 so ; and some
choice lots for family flour as high IA 81 IS. Corn
has also advanced 8 to cents per bushel Rye
is dull and unchanged. Oats arc unchanged and
in fair demand ut previous rates
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Onepjyo of n Unir.rsaIjn CoIlcoc,

BosToN, August 22.-The opening Of Tufts Col
lego, in Som rville, the only Universaist college
in New England, was appropriately celebrated to-
day About one thousand persons were present
Rev. Hosea Ballou, the President Rev. Thomas
Whittemore, Rev. f. IT, Chaplin, of New York,
and the Rev. Henry Bacon, Of Philadelphia, took
part in the exercises.
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DISTRICT PLUMBING EST ABLIsH-
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.

THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
n Ii Pain Cured like Magic..-In bottle, I.
n l2h, p, and so cents.
Pain Is the forerunner of disease. Cure the pair
and you check the disease.
DIR. J. S. ROSES PAIN-CURER
Is truly the wonder of the age! 1t cures pain in
less time than il requires to get physician.
IL cures toothache in minute
Cures Cramps or Pain in the Stomach and Bowelr
Cures Stiff Neck and Swelled Face from cold.
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains, Br ises Scalds, and Burns.
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Earache in a few Minutes
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs, or Back.
Cures Ague and Chs and Fever.
This is no humbng medicine, but II il made by a
regular physician of thirtyfye years practice in
Philadelphia where every family has il in use and
family should be without bottle in case of acct
dent or sudden sickness. II is used internally and
externally, always giving immediate relief. II this
Pain Curer could speak, II would exclaim-
whilst most physician take whole months 10 say
make my cures in half summers day!"
No. II, SoUrH Tuap STREET, Philadelphia.
Being afflicted with stiff neck, accompanied with
much pain, suppose from very severe cold, was
entirely relieved in few minutes by rubbing on INV
JOHN GRIFFITH.
The Pain Curer ia used for weak stomach and bow.
els and is preferred by those who have used il 10 any
preparation Of ginger.
Sold BY @. ST0TT 4 CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
j. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. b. CLARK
II. II. MCPHERSON
w. T. EVANS,
RIDWEIL a LAWRENCE.
J. h. MOORE,
Washington, ID. G.
J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown,
And by all dealers In Alexandria, Virginia.
NAV 23-anif Am
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TENNESSEE WHEAT.--It is stated that large
quantities of Tennessee wheat are this season. for
the first time, being sent to the New York market
At Murfreesboro,' where some thousands of bush
els in store ready for transportation it is repre-
sented as being worth eighty cents per bushel, and
the cost of bringing it to New York is fifty cents
Wheat is sold in the latter market at two dollars
and ten cents bushel, by which it would appear
that the New York merchant pockets profit of
eighty cents on every bushel of Tennessee wheat
he sells
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
A $50

THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES
NEW AND COMFORTABLE
STEAMBOAT " ALICE C. PRICE,
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will leave Wash
ngton at six o'clock, A. NJ, and Alexandria at seven
o'clock, A. NJ:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, L.
Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale Gone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wicomco,
Leonardtown, Piney Point St. Marys. Cone.
A. NJ, for st. Marys, Piney Point, Leonardtown, WI
comico, Chapel Point
On Saturday (returnngl leave Cone at o'clock,
A. NJ, for Kinsale, Piney Point, L. Machodoc, Cur
rioman, Maitox. No.
: caiiisg at tho usual landings on the river when
signals are made.
BY order Of the Board
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June ], 1850. President.
june IA
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NeW York Markets.

AUGUST 24-Stocks are lower--U. s. So o!
1857, 81 IS Id Cotton is unchanged Flour is
frm--sales Of 1900 barrels, inferior to choice and
extra State brands, 81 81 a 50 rs; southern, nfe.
rior to choice, SO so q 80 25 Wheat is uni
changed, .wtha limited demand at previous rates
sales of 5000 bushels Genesee, 81 % southern,
white, S2 10. Corn is trife higher-sales of
1900 bushels, mixed, 90 cents.
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MIR. BUsHNELL,s SCHOOL.

No, al Ihatsthh stiset, detsps6H Fdad q str66ts.
NSHE next session of this school will
commence on the first Monday in September.
The course of instruction embraces all the branches
OF a complete Academical education
Circulars, containing terms and other particulars
may be had az the bookstores and at the schooroom
Y2-eOd3w
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BY WALL, BARNARD, ~ Co.,
Aucrinuaars

BY WALL, BARNARD, ~ Co.,
AuctiOneers.
&sTOCK OF SECONDHAND FURNI-
- ture &C., at Aucton.--On Wednesday, 29th in
slant. nj 10 O'clock A. NJ we will SELL at the store of
the Messrs. Hines opposite the West Market their
entire stock in trade consisting in part Of
Rocking and other Chairs
Bedseads, Bureaus, Cradles
Mahogany and other Tables
Washsiands, Mattresses, Beds
Looking and Toilet Glasses
Toilet Sets, Clocks, Crockery
Glassware, Cutlery. Tools Of all kind.
Iron, brass, copper, and steel Articles Of every
variety.
Tnware Pots, Kettles &C.
Also. set Of Reeses Encyclopedia, complete.
With the greatest assortment of goods of every
variety.
Sale positive Terms cash.
WALL, BARNARD, a. Co,
aug 24-ts Auctioneers
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MARBLE MANTELs.
AE A ID IN T. m ~ II II - rNh, = -

MARBLE MANTELS.
"ARULE KS.-The Subscriber
lVn begs leave 10 inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has increased his stock Of Marble Manels,
comprising Sienna Brockedrs. Spanish, Egyptian
VEN, Italian, and Black Marble richly carved and
plain, Of the best quality newest STYLE and superior
finish, which he offers Tor sale low for cash.
Also, 20 Marble Monuments, Tombs, and Head
stone Slabs; Eastern Marble for window-ss, lintes
steps, and platforms; Marble tile, counter and table
tops; Soapstone; Calcined plaster, 90 per barrel
Also on hand large lot Of Connecticut Brown
Stone New York Flags and steps, suitable for build
ing purposes.
He invites the attention If builders and others TO
his stock and will cndenvor to give satisfaction 10 all
who may favor him with their orders.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
aug Ply On 4 street, bet 18th and 18th.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A Desirable new Two-story Frame Dwell
N ling, with good back building--It is situated
on the most healthy and pleasant part of High street
Georgetown, and contains eight rooms, kitchen, and
cellar. To person in want Of excellent private
dwelling, rare opportunity is offered.
Also, the adjoining vacant Lot.
For terms inquire of WILLIAM KING, at the
Wood and Coal Yard Of Dickson, Gordon, 4 Co.,
Water street Georgetown. aug 24-Th&M3w
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Charleston Markets,

CHARLESTON, s. c., August 23-Sales of Cotton
for the week amounted to 600 bales. Fair at
IL 81 middling II. The receipts amounted
to SEQ bales, including two hundred of the new
crop.
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TO SPOHTSM EN.

TO SPOHTSMEN.
Wv the season Of Single and Double Fowling.
Pieces aud Cunning Apparatus, and would respect
fully solicit from the citizens of Washington ard adj
joining counties Of Ma yand and Virginia an exami-
nation Of our stock, confident that this
show them finer assortment Of goods in this line
than any before offered in this CITY, and at prices
that cannot fail TO please. We would name in part
Single and double-barrel Bird and Duck Guns, from
az 50 10 $3.50
Powder and Dram Flasks and Shot Bags Pouches
Belts, Of Dixons, Hawklcy's, and other makes
Powder and Hunting Horns, Game Bags Game Cases
and Covers
English, French, and American Percussion Caps
Powder shot Balls, Wads Wad Cutters
Patent Wire Cartridges, Wrenches, Screw Drivers
Nipple aud Cock Cleaners, Cleaning Rods
Cap Primers, Dog Collars and Chains, Coupling
Chains, Whips, and Calls
And a fine stock Of Gunsniith's Materials.
We would also invite attention TO an entirely new
and longdesircd article just received viz: patent
Ball Cartridges, made expressly 10 fit Colts Patent
Revolvers, By Elery Bros, London.
4. TUCKER 4 CO,
a53, Penn. avenue, nearly opposite Browns.
aug Q4-pO4t
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FWFfHef from NorTolk and Portsmouth,.
NORFOLK, August 2a.-The deaths for twenty
four hours, ending at noon to-day, were sixteen /;
and there are over 800 cases now in the city.
In Portsmouth, dming the same period the
number of deaths were twenty-five, and 400 cases
were under treatment. The fever still increases
alarmingy. There were twenty-seven deaths on
Wednesday.
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HOT FOR THE

HOt FUR THE
YOUNG AMERICAN CLUB.
YNHE Club take great pleasure in am
nouncing to Their friends and the public gen.
orally, that they have chartered the safe and commo
dious steamer George Washington, and will give
their first Grand Excursion to White House Pavilion
on Friday, September.
Particulars 10 future advertisement
w, @. DURRY,
rs DENHAM,
q. BELL
Committee Of Arrangements.
aug 1915, II, 90 q, 24,272S*
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: = :
MARRIED..

On Thursday afternoon by the Rev. John G. Smith
Mr.. GEoRGE I. DYKES to Miss ANNE NJ. Patterson
all of this ctv
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

TENUE undersigned having been solicited
n by many Southern friends To extend the pre-.
sent season, have determined TO keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the 10th
day of October.
The three tournaments for The season will take
place on the 2Sth Of August the 18th and 26th Of
September
s-yg The fare will be reduced FIVE dollars pei
month, and two dollars per week, after the 1st o.
September.
aug ga BLAKEMORE 4 INGRAM.
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HpRIGGS, HALL N co., Engineers and
6t General Machnists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
tumhis, nov la--ly
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A NEW AND
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
q yOur own Portrait Painter for FIJI

BE your own Portrait Painter for Fifty
Centsy
pOHTRAITs, Views, &c., taken by the
- suns rays! BY this new process, any person can
produce in few seconds, true liie-lke portraits OF
their friends Landscapes, Views Buildings, dc. No
knowledge Of drawing required TO produce these
wondrous works Of art and beauty
Printed instructions, containing full particulars for
practising by any one this beautiful and fascinating
art with ease and certainty win be forwarded to any
address, ON receipt of SO cents, (which has been ac
knowledged TO be well worth $500
~ Address, l.. COX,
l6l Grand street, New York city.
s-9e- Every applicant may depend upon being duly
supplied. Ii is no humbng aug 23-3td
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Vermont american Nomination.

Vermont american Nomination.
BosroN, August 24.-The Know-Nothng State
Convention of Vermont has nominated Governor
Royce for reelection. The convention is said to
have been not very harmonious.
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GEoRsKEowS-We hope in day or two to per
feet such arrangements as viii enable US to furnish
all the "points" appertainlng TO Georgetown,
which, like this city and many others. really 60
away from home TO get home news. We do not
aspire, however, TO that ubiquity possessed by
some. who take in . our three cities" at glance
and dish up, in one dashng paragraph, everything
relating to health. pleasure and business, including
"the price of putty" We have not the eyes Of
Argus to see, nor yet the arms Of Brareus TO pull
down all the inquity that exists in our city. And
we have, therefore, to request our friends every
where, who value the blessings Of good order, and
political integrity to note their various localities
all infringements Of the same, particularly the
bearing of such men as have left our party on pre-
texts TOO timsey to satisfy their our consciences
and who must, therefore, be all the time blowing
There are such in Georgetown, as well as here. We
are no respecter of persons. Hand in their names
and their doings, and we viii skewer them up and
keep them suspended until they stink in the
nostrils" of all decent men.
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THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMINGI

WEST & PEEL'S
ONLY AND ORIGINAL
CAMPB BELL NSTRELS,
Fourteen Performers,
Under the management of the renowned
MATT PEEL,
Will give n series of their Concerts at
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Commencing Monday, 1ugust 27M,
When they will present a choice selection of new
Songs, Choruses, Dances, DC.
Tickets IS cents. Concert commences AT O'Clock.
aup Oft