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BY TEL G Il A p III
Pennsylvania Election.

Pennsylvania Election.
PHLA DELPiuA, Oct. 90, p. m.--The election to-day
passed off quietly, far heard from and the proba-
bly, has been heavy We have plenty of surmise and
Impressions but yet figures The democrats in
high spirits.
[sEcosp DESPATCH Fl
The first partial returns from tho city and interior show
large democratic gains. Tho Indications that the whole
democratic county ticket is elected.
IrnIRD pEspATcH.1
PHlLA DELpHta, October 9.1en oclock.L Lancaster city
gives Pumer democratic candidate for canal commissioner
2l9 maority. Last year the know nothing majority
about 400 democratic gain of over 600.
In the borough of the democratic gain the
State senator (Welsh) is over 100.
T.eelpc ock-Partia from Philadelphia Lam
caster York. Bucks, Lehigh, Dauphn, Schuykil and AL
egheny, all that yet heard FROM show democratic gain
of more than ii 900.
Philadelphia only onehaf the precincts heard FROM shows
democratic gains of 0o0 The whole county ticket be-
leved to be elected by handsome majorities.
Lebgh county gives 400 democratic majority Last year
it gave So know nothing majority.
The indications that the democratic candidate for canal
commissioner is elected.
PHILAoEL Oct. l0--l, n. mThc entire democratic
city ticket elected All the thus far received
the interior of the State indicate decisive democratic
tory. Late the hour is there large numbers Of demo-
Gratis abroad full OF enthusiasm the brilliant result in Phil
adelphia.
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RESULT rHE GEE6T RACE NEAR RIcinioSD--We were
yesterday (says the Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday, tempt
ed, with 500 or 1000 persons witness the race
at Broad Rock ia which Kentucky, Alabama, New Jersey
and Virginia competitors Extra trains Of the Peters
burg railroad omnibuses hacks and private conyeyances
furnished the Of transportation for the large crowd
There were, originally, nine entries,
From the beginning the close Of this race great doubt
expressed to the result The broken heats resulted
as follows large amount Of money being lost and won:
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Fall Paris Millinery.

Mtrs MCDONALD, tsuceessor Mrs. Ann Clark hay
ia ina as returned from the Norh viii open Thursday
the N ipstni at her shoDale millinery saloon, p'end1
and fashionable assortment Of The latest NV Yerk fashions, such
also Of Silks sans bsuhs vtveis feathers, Sc, Ae
~ other barchessu bleaching, repairing, Aedene ia the
quesied 10 call ON that day.
No II Bridge street, doors % tbs post oce George
Oct lO-d3t
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'cvlin, Catholic priest, is very Ill.


CuAnLEsroE Oct. s.-The ship William Penn, OF New
Bedford tho Chincha islands, whose passengers and
crew numbered twenty to twenty persons wrecked
the 30th Of September of Cape atteras oal Captain
Cole was saved by the schooner c. c. Sraton and arrived
here yesterday.
The captains wife, DR.. G. I. Boweine, Of Virginia. and
seven seamen picked up by the Knoxville
Saturday The hs officer, Wood of Nantucket the second
officer Hall, of Massachusetts,, and seamen, took
raft and have been heard from. Two drowned
the 30th.
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On Monday the 9Th ns,uut, ANNIE ELIZABETH HARVEY,
daughter uf and Ma1iLns SMITH, aged eight years
aud months.
Her funeral win take place this "wednesday morning, II
O'Clock from No COS between sh and Sih The friends
The fsmly ere invited 10 susnd
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Later from .NorfoIk.

NORFOLK, Monday noonThe fever continues to abae but
few have made their appearance and occasional
DEATH There have been about sixteen deaths during
past three days. of them being those Of returned re
gees There were four deaths Sunday and to-day
In Portsmouth there have been four deaths and new
cases in the last three days.
Rev. Mr.. Dcvlin, Catholic priest is very H.
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Nsw YonK, Oct 9.-Four has advanced ls Is cents
good State So rs Ohio So rs southern, 50 l2 Wheat
is unsettedsouhcrn white, SO 20. Corn is firm at 50 81
cents for western mixed. Pork Is rife higher-ness
S22 80. Whiskey is firm at AIS cents.
BALTIMORE Oct. 9.--Floura short supply in market
Howardsreet has advanced I2 centsacs at So IS City
Mills and Ohio unchanged with sales at So rs. Wheat
has advanced to cents and in brisk demand of red
81 81 ST 95 white, 81 95 a So 05. Corn there Is
nothing doing in this article and quote nomnally the
yosterdaywhitc and yellow, 81 IS cents. Pro-
visions unchanged-mess porksaes to the government
OF $50 barrels S2l So Bacon-hams, 1875 cents Sides
l35G cents in small lots and shoulders 10 cents Lard,
ia erees, and I6 for refined in tin
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New singing Book for 1856 ,sG.

Oae Thousnnd Tunes and dnt'ens.
d. wOOnBURYs great work. The Cyihara, for sale by
i. sellers aud music dealers generally
Tn publisher will. receipt o postage stamps
single copies teachers and
thereon. ~ J. HUNTINGTON, Publisher,
Oct 6--eod3ts ~ Pink Row, New York City.
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SAVAGE GOOSE R. b. Van Zandt, Of Brooklyn, riding
ON the Fatbush road was attracted some distance from
the road by the cries Oh child Upon reaching the spot
be discovered goose standing upon the PROSTATE child
its bill fastened tenaously to the nape of the little ones
neck and striking il ecely with its wings the sides.
The child relieved, but not until the goose had been
killed by this timely interference the life Of the child was
probably saved
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EOfCE w. uOEt1faiA, Attorney and Counse Iior- mt
law, United States circuit commissioner
or ,e tanrs Of Claims, No. a Wan New York.
ksIr,io Hon \. Nelson Justice United Court
ta w. Fish, United Siaea General j. G. IoIea, Cops
p neues, United 9nies M Blair Solicitor the Cou
% ans X H. e,iei Major Arnold H,rs, Washing
I
uet i0--WfAsuGsm
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ID GIBSON's Drawing and Painting Academy, NO.
IL. 500, OF 2sh
eopsnrd Tor the reception Of pupils The following
branches taught Landscape and miniature painting
in Oh aud coios topospphiea architectural anatomical
and machinery drawing perspective and shcichrx am
Oct 4-godlWs ~
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Gen q sahaiiAcn

CEsHRAL AGENCY Al WAsHiyGTOS.--Tbs
~ ser,bs formerly Richmond Virginia, having rsnhshr.
city, street, Treas
ppoa
mf;, especially revolutionary sefvioea and
M pensions under ar ofCongfesa
Having purchased of the lac David
he has perhaps, only index which
revolutionary papeis auditors
Richmond. INDEX papers
public Capitol Of Virginia Thee,
experience
hIn he will
claimant himself be entirely
unable 10 do IL.
al "a March, 1857 giving 100
served f~uIteen days. his
charges viii be very moderate FELIX RICHARDS
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, Virginia.
James Lyons, ESD, Richmond, Virginia.
tlcab, Commissioner of Pensions Richmond
Virginia.
stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. John s. reDdleton, Virginia
lion. Samuel Chiifon Washington, y. G,
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq New York
March 7--dSepy'
EULOGirss OF Calhoun, Clay, and Webster--con.-
IL piled from official dorumenTbis book, OF
hound, be furnished purchasers at 81 per copy.
Distant pnrehase by RENTING ST. have single
TO their address BY mail free Of postage.
One bundled copies will be of charge
remittance of SIS.
JOHN TRETLER
Aug l9-3&cp2nh Seventh street, Washington. ID. g.
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Ohio E'ieotioas.

BALrIMouE Oct. 3D. p. ma few incomplete returns
have been received from Cincinnati which show democratic
gains
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where the bitt buried partly between the lung and
the intercostal muscle.
1.-THE instrument extracted by DIR. ]. II. Boat
wright by cutting down upon il between the third and
fourth ribs During the performance of this delicate and
rhage followed slight helnorrhage and expectoraon
from the mouth discovered during the day after the
operation, which frothy and mixed with blood. Al
present all hemorrhage has ceased and pleased
learn the boy is doing we'll His fever is slight and the
wounds are healing very finely. HE breathing OPP
pressed on the day OF the accident after its
but every unpleasant symptom has passed off, and he is
now reported in comfortable condition.
have no doubt that the operation performed by DIR
Boatwrght viii be properly recorded of the
important and skul uses Of the knife yet entered upon
| record
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Health of New Orleans.

NEW 0RLEANs, Oct s.Thc weather has been quite cool
here for several days past The deaths during the past week
number 49, including 40 from yellow fever The disease is
abating in the interior.
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yellow FEVER N MIssIssIrri--At Fort Adams and
Warrenon the fever raging with great violence at tho
last accounts. The Flag of the 18th ultimo says
Dup the present writing there is cause of alarm
from fever in Jackson but few have under hs
notice Of the medical faculty. and those with but three
oepons, of a mild type How long this may continue
that the passenger have resumed their regular
trips and from Fcksburg, remains to be tested few
said have developed themselves since Wednes
day.
From the village of Canton, which has been fear
fully visited with the pesepcc, says the Jackson True
Witness OF the 9th nit. can learn nothing reliable.
gentleman who arrived from Canton the night Of the
25th informed the editor of the Witness that there
than twenty five well people in the place. and
that there probably two hundred OF sickness
under treatment.
Tho yicksb6rg Sentinel Of the 10th says; Another
week closes on devoted city, and the epidemic still
claims its victim. Since last Issue A. L. Hollister
Miss Mary A. Pryor and that faithful minister Of God the
Rev. Mr. Williams, have all been called TO their final
count In another place we have attempted feeble rb-
ute to tie memory Of this true Christian, whose loss is
mourned by ALL Fritz Baum Ga relative of our neighbor
near the Washington Hote) and VIM. Meagher, of the
railroad among tho dead.
"The names of those reported TO be very i'll are Mr.
Matthew'S Henry Bowen Mrs. Toney, Mr. French three OF
Mr. Currells family, and Mr. Bockhart Those reported
improving doing well John H. Bobb William Por-
tcreds child Dan. Lane, T. a. Marshall W. c. Smedcss
children, Charles Csndeld Mr. LAS Mrs Gibbss child
Mrs Conrads children Mrs o. Jacksons children Mrs
Andersons family, A. j. Curtis Mr.. Buffers children, MIR.
Tanners family Terence Owenss family, j. a. Palmer DR..
Saaords child Mrs Mouteith Mr. Crivet's wife and child
Mr. Collinss family, Mrs Cooper and sister, ard Mrs.
Creecy.
The convalesceut are Mrs Haley and daughter Major
Roachs children, Mrs and Miss Techemacher Mira De-
vine Mr. Mcdowell, Mr. McNab Lindsay.
1.-THE new that have heard OF are Mrs. Uysr Mr.
Hoffman, Mr.. wick Mr.. Iea'herbury daughter Of Pm
laski Manu. esq., r. Miss NJ Cobb daughter and son Of
Reynolds Clarke, child Of Mr. J. Porterfeld4
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CnARLEsroS Oct. s.-A sharp frost felt here last
night, and the weather has become quite COOL
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Phlo the victorious mare, Is the property Of Mr. Glib
bou of New Jersey whose father raised the great racer
Fashion.
Time: First heat, ! min, 58l Sec second heat min
"a see third heat, min. So sec
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Dsoth OF an ca Member Of Congress.

Mppln7ows, Conn., Oct. 9.--lIon. Samuel d. Iab-
bard of Congress, and Postmaster General
under Mr. Fmores administration died at his residence
this city last evening.
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Texas coAL-Tbc San Antonio Texan says some of the
coal found in that neghborhood has been tried in black
smiths shop and pronounced good stone COAL Other
tonic.
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The following named post Offices have been
discontinued by the Postmaster General
Moranton, Marion county, Virginia.
Hickory Grove, jackson county, Michigan.
Change of Nane.-The of the post Office, Ban ker'
Settlement Barbour county Virginia. has been changed
to Bennington.
Nc,v Post OHces.The following new post Offices have
been established, and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmasters:
Eggertsvile Erie county, New York. Christian E2gert
postmaster .,
Martnsvile, Niagara county, New York; William Dorm
field, postmaster te-established.
Route Agents Appoi"ted.Tyre J. Du'l'ns on the Man
chester and Wilmington North Carona) railroad, being
additional agent
Ephra t. Stewart the Chicago and Rock Island line,
in place of w. H. Glover.
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NEW RANE-~P. I. Barnum, the great Snowman and CAPT
talist H. D. Beach, and G. n Benedict have opened new
banking house in San Francisco
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~. j. EUELULk,
w. IL. II. TAYLOR,
BEN, EDWARDS GREY

Trustees and Proprieuora
NJ Bib order pay their subscription Mobile
Eailroad Company proper authorities of The Of Columbus
issued Three hundred thirty bonds Of hundred
doa EACH payable bonds
endorsed Mobile Railroad Company PUT UPON
the Market selling eeh'y five dolnr
though will payment
sale in Kenacky half payable down. the other half In
years thereafter. GREY,
BULLocK,
Oct 2--lmlwacp TAYLOR.
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BY J. c. mcaUIHE, Auotoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR sAlsE.-i
viii SELL "Wednesday, ocoeer ,hs iou', at eekp n,'
business stand situated on
ih north OF Penassisahh avenue pe''s
OF LOT 6, and improvements, in square No otc. -
The buildings of brick covered WIN state nho IVs''t
and cellar with conveniently arranged d"ss .ee 3"'
and side alley. ,,-..-,....t. y.
securing permanent business oeann "
seeking profitable investments in properly
ccasipg value, nducement TO purchase Is o'' -
$500 a.
fourth the balance In O. ~ ~ ana ~ ho',
-''"e'-, + JAMES o. MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D Aasuo1.t''
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ADDITIONAL-Opene day, rs pieces OF cheap
II who failed 10 OBJ
they be supplied
pieces medium and eYtrnlne black French me-
III
New supplies in all other kinda Of mourning goods
10 pieces nssorted mourning silks.
pairs with lot or ne Grill and crav
die blankets.
md cheap lots Of all kinds Of pure linen geoJs.
90 pieces bright pnids, for chlden's weM
pieces white fapneis.
Of all kinds of dry goods for general hhiy use
New goods received dnily.
Dcry in closing any present expected to occur
only.
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
7' taH FERRY * BROTHER,
"CeniTa Siores" west building,
Oct 9-l0uf Opposite Centre Market
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toaa a. payEREux, Cosnm,ssioner or covr.

tONs e. DAkEIsEpA, Commissioner Court
y Claims, 90 Broadway OF VAN street, New York
Refers 10 Hsssra Dunean Sherman, Co.. Mcss Hrebee
Co.. loH Luther brnhi. W. Gerard, esq, Wm Cnu-
Noyes, New York Messrs. Riggs 500, don Elisha Whlle-
sey Jnsepa u. Bradley, esq, Washineton u. G..
N BE- Geniieen The bar Washington
nake The place taking DISPOSITIONS
al The ONCE OF al Thompson, counsellor &c. No. Four
aud Half street. tncar The Cg iai 10 WHOM The undersigned
bsgs leave make psitc uiaf ieiereaee.
Oct los aN I'm J
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C,LDyErs Ctih vA1s Ns.-our assortment hid and warn
u gioges l. complete er desrsb
quaities, and n uniform prices
sTEyENS'S Sales Rooms
Oct i0-jnf Browns Hotel.
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The second performance OF the the National The
afro takes place this evening. See advertisement.
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Great Sale Of Town Lots in Kentucky City.
IN Monday oconr o. 1855, Of o in Kentucky City will
commence public cutlery and continue a day 10 day unl
psry place being The object with The proprieio
al the lois vii! be sold without and The
LIBERAL TERMS,
botl, to manner o payment.
This town i located IN The eosny o. Hickman stie Of Ken
below The
MOUTH OF THE ONO,
and just btow and joining present Of Columbus
has within its limits depot and station grounds Of the
Mobile and Ohio rarOad, northern
1t would be Of this advertisement dwell length
aid In detail all the Of this oaion and the bril-
~ -
point Of such fond upon such hui let the nque look al the
and himself Kentucky Cry has high and
healthy from all nnndaons, the nature Of The
grounds height OF The bank nnd the ebank
aoad surrounded fertile md healthy
country, rapidly seing Its front Is washed by the mighty
" Father point all OF The
steamers, enduring
bank having confssedy
Kentucky City is
depot limits BY steamboat which has been
arranged, will be in daily communication with the Illinois
Cairo Fulton, great rouie fDndly
cherished by States OF Missouri ArkansaH anu Texas
Is proposed 70 terminate ON The west bank OF The opposite our
The Mobile and Ohio railroad dh Alabama
csted with The the eo'ion ibe rice and tropical ffns
the sour laden with provisions and brradn
all the products manufactures of The West and North bron III
down by the nos Central and other railroads. and by The
Mississippi and Ohio with their and lengthy nbu
Kentucky City being Tins brought within
either distance the
the Atlantic the northern lakes. The
erchange commodities legitimate trade and
products Of different cies place herserc they
Of prophecy resce brilliant future for city thus fortunately
acacd ard blessed with combination OF natural and
lcinl outlets for travel and trade. st}
Terms of credit and years. with personal
cuiiy and lien reserved upon the property or twenty per cent
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az a. GREEN. Aucaso neer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Ar AuCTfoN.-ou WedneS-
day, ipih Instant shah front OF ihe ptemes ~
O'Clock. lot No. " sabdvi square MO- jag - l
lh Massachusetts containing as @iA
square feet
he described properly very andsoey located - one
and rapid neialbodiOoa~ ana
10 ling the Wsahiugtcn Sta'ue.
sale Of shall proceed -
part No ia No 49, fronting y eei
back deerahin
=, ale A. GREEN,
na,a Aueuoneer.
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Remember that Beaes panorama of Visits the Arctic
Regions, and the Siege Of ebasopo viii remain cshb
ton only two days longer.
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Tux LoNDoS rREs on KING BosmA-The Times winds
up description of the Neapoitan tyrant rs follows
Let the meanest in these kingaoms-steeped
though he may be in poverty even 10 the hpsaieted 10y
all the Affections which try humanya Jobs mise
res upon him without Jobs paenee-fal down upon his
knees and thank God that he the King of Naples
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We are informed that the Court of Claims begins its next
session in the Supreme Room Wednesday next 18th
instant Judge Gcst is still absent from the city, but
will in time resume his position at the commence
nj of the term.
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A NEW Material Ladies' I'm black.--BIack " VoHs-
IL tan admirable article, constantly on hand
bOmhans, mousselines challea, &c.
A large supply of mourning sfawis and manes
mourning silks real choice hrgs IN the lot
With Of oher superior mourning goods TO which we
making daily additions
needing goods who not be Of the
cordially the sanitation
price only hence they need be under apprehension OF
being overcharged.
Of white nannes blankets merinoa and domcsic
goods il full this
Delay 10 closing my present expected
prices and fair dealing be relied III ala
|
PERRY BROTHER,
I" Central Stores" west building,
Sept oo-d i0uf Opposite Centre Market.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.

Kders on Pabsc Donlaia.The President Of the un tied
States has authority the summary removal Of nru
ders any land belonging to the government either BY
der addressed marshal in his or in that of the
Secretary in whose departing the question arises and e
may employ the public force to accomplish the object
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

The Harvest IL Germoay.- TIE Prize Of Grain md
Breaa- Extract OF from correspondent at Frank
Maine, Germany, dated the 18th ultimo
ssThe harvest is The result is mdding crop OF
ryehe most important crop in sermanya good one
Of wheat The potatoes have generally done well Fruit
abundant than they have been since the year i
There immense quantity OF plunos, pears, apples &C.
notwithstanding all this the price OF bread rises higher
from day day, and the poorer classes are suffering
severely to create fear OF riots and rvolts partcu
arly the end OF the cunning winter There have al
ready been premonory symptoms IN some OF the oes, a
Mayence and Manhem Large conveys OF corn have been
from hungary and Gaca but as the war VIII hinder
the Black the scarcity viii become greater
perhaps than year The German governments do mol
been taken towards securing supplies all they have done
consists police They establish taxes on bread
Is regulated by law Gas in Franktot) in those where
the price is according to the Will OF the bakers becomes
deager daily.
1t seems TO me that the present will be very good
cason extending trade America is now the
only country in the world capable OF supplying the wants
Germany. Ill
the emigration America very low scale. There are
two reasons for this: The has in measure empted
France and England partly OF young me ana espec
ally those belonging the working classes The Germans
instead Of crossing the find more advantageous 10 emil
crate ghboripg countries where their labor IS wanted
well The other reason is to be found IN
The American party movement, which the German papers
the Of order to divert the stream OF emigration
from the United States"
later date gives additional facts of interest;
sThs price grain nd bread has risen again. 1t il
nearly thrice what il in 1913 and ls49 bread riot
place days ago anaw in the electorate of esss
Cassel of the fret manufacturing places IN Germany
and it is thought shall have more OF them public ru
has gained credit that the Commercial Bank o
Dnrnstadt Tin Grand Hesse and great banking house here
won Bethmann) have purchased an immense quantity OF
rape seed speculation great rise in the price OF OIL ha
followed Whether the mentioned be true or not the
effect the public mind the same need not say 1t
very bad one.
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VisE DELAYED ssJf.fhose extraordinary thick,
glossy black sEs, 81 arrived
Those ladies' who have been expecting them had better call carly
( ami a
An additional supply OF al other klnds Of ich Ggei and plain
black sks prayelhiglE iow prices.
taia diapers
select unusually heavy stask oi squire linen
goois 10 AL Other departments.
Those ia habit Of buying linen goods
would be- rurpned ii they will call and
pfices aalia largely in pure linen eoods, have nciy
iof cloripa real bargains
OPENED YESTERDAY aa#t@
$40 blankets, from medium fac aud Large
100 bed comforts, heavy ard wen made. et
rs pieces cotton sl,t eirg., all widths
| New goods received daily 44sHsE.#tr
One Hence Tor the Ca-b
customers who have puid their bills presented July is
articles prices dealing relied all
| cases. PERRY X BROTHER,
| Central Stores, /" west building y
Sep 3u--l0tin Opposite Centre Market