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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL.
Cotton, prices feeble. In Sugar and Molasses
nothing doing. Wheat LEO. Corn, 68c-72c for
mixed. Oats S7a40. Mess pork retailing at $3.50.
Death from yellow fever last week $50.
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WHEAT! WHEAT.
WHEAT WANTED.

w ANTED Immediately 1t the highest cash price. Bags
w furnished If desired. D. D. DICKEY,
aug3 No. College street.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES,
or silk, MerinO, Cashmere Astoria &C. &c, for sale by
" J. II. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
sept6 Corner College st and Square.
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New Orleans Market.
Liverpool Classifcatic

Nav ORLEANS, Thursday Night, Sept, 6.
CoTION-The sales to-day up 800 bales without any
particular change In prices.
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Public Salc.-Valuablc Building Lots ut Pied


m Thursday October u.s. 1885, viii be offered at pubic sale ~
Piedmont, Hampshire Virginia, Of O'Clock, m one
hundred building lots These ots situated in tho Immediate
cn the Baltimore and Ohio arsad which tho
and on which that company have erected number Of
buildings and machine shop capable n employing 800 woTkInen
pedmon, pleasantly situated on bend Of the roomae river
opposite the uou! Of ~ Of Cumberland
and oo6 miles from Baltimore BY rairoad.
Within three this sprung Then contained
two anes noe contains lao budnss including wo churches
.er and another n progress 7s feel n hotels. stores
ons, and is population Of 1000 70 200 The
Georges Creek railroad In Maryland with III Baoc
and Ohio Faiirohd In Piedmont. ANt
Provisions plenty and prices low. sh
This property lies Central valley Of Virginia. Two
Of daily 0ngh enc between
Baltimore and Wheeling, VI which hours here.
Piedmont the only rapidly increasing Of
number mIer among
by fields being heartily mbsred
ceap building materials Large quantities Of fra and other
clay, also abundant.
vigorous effort making extend alexandria, Lou
doun, and Hampshire railroad 10 Piedmont
Tho Of DO easy and particulars
al the NJ
Plans property and other information by
rssh Piedmont Thns o. William George DnydaIe,
Baltimore A. AsasId New York The office Of the New York
Creek Company; No. 81 Walnut sirse Philadelphia;
A. q. MATTuEWB, Auctioneer,
Nos. ~ and ~ South Charles street, Baltimore.
Sept 30-2awl25Oct
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WHAT THE ALLIES HAVE YET TO ACCOMPLISH.


Many of our contemporaries liberal in their conjec-
tures and secuations what the allies have yet to
accomplish before Sbastopo is wholly in their possession
The north side of the town. readers win remember
still in possession Of the Russians An American, who
serving officer Of the medical staff in the Russian
army gives the following description Of the forts ON the
north side of the bay:
On the north side Of the bay is also succession Of hills
some OF which very high and running in every direction
You find them all bastions facing in every direction
These bastons and redoubs extend up the bay for mile
from the city, and of them very effective, pour
ing nearly continual of balls the bay into the
enemys battery which Is the bay think very
doubtful whether the French would be able to hold this city
for any length of time If they could get possession Of it,
from the that the hills tho north side taller than
those the SOUTH and the city aud the batteries them
think would force them to leave It, In the man they have
been attempting this from tho land the south side will
finish his by saying that il the best fortified place
There is not hill or mound where could
be placed with advantage but you find them"
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A BEAUTIFUL PRAYER.

We have been informed says the Pennsylvanian) by
gentleman who heard the prayer made by the Rev John
Chambers in Independence Square the occasion Of the
Mascnic procession that for rvd patriotism and Chris
tan subimity ii has been exceed. We recommend
the portion given below repeated 10 ms from memory
the members of tho knownothing order and all who aid
or ahst that proscrpuve body Of men
" We bcscech Thee, 0mnipotent Jehovah, Thou great Ar
chect OF the Universe to protect guard and perpeuae
the temple of liberty in this happy land Continue adj
nit within portals the stranger and the exile who approach
il with garments dripping with the chilly dew Of other and
less favored Chimes Cause love and charity to glow and
uctiy in hearts for suffering humanity throughout the
world"
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SALES TO-MORRO w /.
BY 5. G. 3lcaUIME. Auot,oneer.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL.-By virtue Of n
deed David A. Hail, esq dated the Let day
August s recorded tho land records Of Warrington
county C0unha Lbcr w. b., No. IS, 0~A
l60 1911 lG The undersigned viii SELL public auction
Monday the LIST day Of October 1885, O'Clock tho fol-
lowing properly and being city Washing
on part Of lots Nos and To 49, being the
property which by the Bank Of Washington
snd David Hall by deed bearing date with the deed Of
aforesaid and agreeaby the description aud limits thereof
the said David A. Hall, with the improve
thereon.
property north, between AZ and 9Th
west, Is well known the Exchange Hotel"
The terms third cash, paid within Ave
balance in
months with interest from the
by deed OF Tho properly Al
the purchaser the Of salo
piled
RESELL expense ofhe defauns his
erection.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Sept lid Auctioncer.
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ny ). g. Mcguire. Auct,ons.r.

TRUSTEES SATISFY virtue deed Of executed BY
william Hook, 9s day Of june 1884, and duly
recorded in ber No ~ fOlios 2s we ZAP and 20 one
District Of Cosu
viii sell public auctton 70 The high
bddcr Tuesday, 9h Of Octobsr 1885, O'Clock
ftons all parcel Of goand and the
pcm with the specissd 10 the sfoss.d deed Of
fronting % feet 5x inches north street,
by deep public alley This improvements
large coach factory, shopr, &c.
Terms Of sale ons third Of the pasa:e meaey % he paid
twelve and eighteen months with interest fo
day Notes for deferred c satisfactorily
properly.
the Of the purchaser shs
piled Ave days. right sell The
rick and Of tho FIRST purchaser.
- H. C. apALDiNG, Trsstss.
- JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep ai-eodkds Auedonecr,
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nesday evening with J. Il. Scott in the Lady Of the Lake
and Miss Mesaye the French Spy The stock company
comprises old and well established fayoes with
w Arlington audience.
TnE coscrnq.-From our remarks in announcing the APP
pesrance Of Mile Parodi yesterday morning, readers
will have that expectations raised to The
highest pitch and would be small praise that these
expectations realized by the performances but
not only that they realized but that they
than realzedieY surpassed. Long has been
since had if have hnd such treat. Aud the
crowded house gave this brilliant artist an
proof that the citizens of Washington and do appreciate
her great genius When speak Of crowded house
phrasewe that every scat in the house
filled, and filled, venture to say, with delighted
auditor. Indeed brilliant has been her success and
delighted her audience that she has ted
morrow (Mondaye evening. We have not time to
speak Of any particular part of the performance
than general terms, acde to the admirable in
which the performances Of Madame and Monsieur Srakosch
executed and how the whole appaded to the very
echo. We only repeat, Parod appears again Monday
evening.
We copy the following items from the Alexandria Gazette
Of yesterday morning:
GAME-The marshes and fields in the nciQhborhood of
learn that birds abundant and judging from
the numbers that daily brought to town for SALE
the making sad havoc with and other
game wing ducks also making their appearance
Lanr- HousEWe understand that the contract for build
ing on Jone.s Point has been made and the
work viii be commenced forthwith. BY the terms OF the
contract the light house is to be completed by the LIST of No
yember The building to be 10 by 3s feet at the base 10
feet high, with cupola 10 feet high. g. Is. Church. of
Washington, d. g., contractor.
Daouour-Rain is much wanting in this neghborhood,
and in consequence farmers will be somewhat retarded in
their farming operations. The mills in this negbborhood
have been compelled grinding low
stage OF the water in the streams.
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Sep "a
nv .. 9. IaooUInk. AactIonser.

Nv =. q. MCGUIRE. AactiOmoor.
cxuprRroR CABINET FURNITURE RARE AND BEAUTi-
fa oil paintings. French and sevs china glassware Acon
rhrrsdsv nronnr shall SELL at 10 ocock corner
~ md Fiscnh rerdenae 81 MI Covers minister
nom (wh0 nbnu 10 remove nom the counyS
his furniture and household sfsscD, computing
walnut hall spring French sofa
OAK pusfseat chairs
walnut covered cary chairs
Elegant carved rosewood marh>s-top sieboerd
superior solid mahogany cxeneton dining table
Marble top table, card tables
splendid Service comprising pacau flower vases
fruit stands, nc. IL. - =, 10,
Rich gold and paspe band French chna dinner res ie'
Beautiful china chocolate cups and mugs
Crystal cus-slsss decabteu wines
ChamposhGS. cordial, finger bowls
Of Dutch school, BY Jodeana 1oW,r,
Louis Wynaents. and Others beauaa
sp-cinsns Of art, and undoubtsd originals
VELVET Brssseis aa1 es-pay caSpets
Ch,nx carteins, sbades, loanSe
Cottage chamber set, sng}e iron bsdsseads
Very superior hair matlrsuses, bureaus
Ercele6t cooling stovs, radiator
Copper cooking utensils, kitchen furniture, No.
some "fhem nhVnR ncs
ussd made BY Rouz, and vs s"pe
-
Terms $50 and under that credit Of 1.y and
' 49, - w. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
septN-d ""''mss'"
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At large and enthusiastic democratic meeting held at
Maiden Massachusetts, the 25th instant among the
outions adopted tho following:
q Resoped That, in the opinion of this meeting the az
fairs Of the general ably pa
triocaly economically administered than at the present
time
Resolred, That New England has just congra-
uate herself upon her good fortune in having been able
furnish to the nation Chief Magistrate possessed of
foresight rmness, and unbending integrity that have thus
far characterized the official of Franklin Picrce
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DJReIgious N0stceTho Frcshytcry OF the District
10 meeting Wednesday
October Western Presbyterian church.
There win be preaching
night during unless the business Tho Psbyry
nights Rev f. J. Nowln
supply pulpit On Wednesday
opening before the preshyery Thursday
Rev. W. r. Eva, Rockville and Friday
Rev. DR. Sunderland OF the Fist Church. will preach
vice 20 mence at ~ O'Clock, Sept 80
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Mile Teresa Parodi

EGS lcnve that consequence Of
families having unable obtain grand
concert, and by particular request, 'ho will evea
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST GRAND CONCERT
On Monday, October !,
At CARUsI's SALOON,
Under Maurice sakosch grent composer
and On which occasion she will be insisted by Madame
Amalia Patti eminent Pma Donna Coniralto,
tnsuishcd baritone.
PROGRAMME
PART l.
/. Meudelssohn's celebrated a. Wedding March, from
his composed Midsummer Nights
DIeam,n transcribed and performed on the piano
Q. al Dreami ,hai uw cit ia Marble Halls" from
Bsife's opera Of the " Bohemian Gi"-sung
o. Grand scena and Aria, from wehcr's master work.
"Lrr Ffeyschuz,r .come VOLTA u sonno
ieam consoar," GLOW oace swse. sisep did .olnce
Aria, from Iaerena 1orsa, avisni ia mia vends,
BY s% Robe" S.5a a Gus Leonard
aasao from k:n .IlaasS @'a
he psno and performed Maurice su.ao'ca
Mime Asala Patti Strskosch.
l.. "Cood Night and Pleasant Dreams,n ballad,
Mine Amaia Patti strakosch.
.. "Wth verdure Clad" aria from naydn's ora.oris,
"1hs Crcaton'sung Mile Teresa rsrod.
3. "wtln a mile of Ednboro'," the iavori,e Scotch
The AFRO from lucia ii Iamnsinoor. "Cuda ra
nera smania' sung Sig Leonardo,
The celebrated Racc BY. Mule Teresa Paodi
6. "Auscai Rockets Cnpfccio Gasactcristiqus,
composed aud perormed by Maurice Strakosch.
7. Dueo Belini'a grand opera "Normansung
Admission, ST. may secured whou, charge
Mr.. Daviss music and piano
suakosch VIII play magnificent 7octave Louis XIV
piano forte from Chickering's manuaciory In Boston,
Sept 3O--it
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YELLOW FEVER. Quaranssne, sc.-BLANcHARD 4

WILLOW FEVER, Quarantine, tEc.-BLANCHARD 4
i LEA, Philadelphia, ready
historical, pathological, etiol0g
cal and hernpeuica relations nclsdnE eskch Of the dsase
appeared of Philadelphia 1859 1854
with its with the disease known under
Of well In tropical
gions. ny Roche NJ y. In very large and handsome
volumes, Of about fifteen hundred pager.
Those form intelligent opinion the important
questions yellow fever suh quarantne, pub
hygiene contagon, will find In these volumes all the cvt
careful indus
n.y. coa,ed CONTESTED. and analysed with logical impAnay
before the public Of
which important that correct opn
therefore hardly be
attention which psssens body, and
NIL the Investigations o scientific
which havs bearing the important
question involved
For 81 all booksellers. Sept 0-coW
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Aaetion..r.

JrXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II Monday Ming, October LIST, 10 O'Clock,
al No above L. shall sell the
re and effects gentleman declining housekeeping viz
Handsome walnut spring divans with paror chairs
match
Rosewood marble top centre table
Walnut etagere, fancy tables and chairs
Excellent Venetian blinds, shades, and curtains
Velvet carpet, large quantity Of superior mating
Stair carpets, rods and eyes, ocosh
Mahogany Sofa card tables
Solid mahogany extension dining table
Npeihams patent sofa he'd, superior srticle
Walnut marhle-top sideboaSd, dining chairs
Silver plated ret, castor spoons, and forks
China and giassw are, CLOCKS, china
Walnut n mahogany bedatends
Marble top and plain bureaus, Wristbands
Excellent curlcdhair and husk mattresses
Boosters pillows, toilet sets
Cane seatc cottage clns, walnut crib
Bronze bai tfvc, astral lamp
KisteIbock cooking stove
Superior refrigerator
Radiator hir-tigh chamber stoves
excellent assortment OF kitchen regulates
Terms $50 UNDER that credit Of ~ and 10
days, satisfactorily endorsed hearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Sept a5-d Anctionesr.
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aAuaaam
BY Secretary u "A"
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By JAMES G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE ny CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR ROSE
~ wood walnut, mahogany cherry and maple cabinet funi-
Tuesday morning. October TO- commencing At 10 o'clock
shall SELL at tho cabinet Of Samuel Kirby, Eighth
between Pennsylvania and north all
beautiful and superior made fniuse forming largest and
offered for sale IL this city We part:
Entire siies Of rosewood paror furniture II various styles and
grades, blue gold, green
gold, purple md brown French brocatclle 8t3E
Of nshosany psrlor furniture flushed
crimson plush, damask, and hhrcloth
Elegant rosewood, walau mahogany bookcses
RES, whainots, musc stands fancy chairs, &c.
Beautiful sarbsop s0fs, aide, and fancy tables In
rosewood, walnut mahogany, Of various patterns
Lind French bcdseads Of beautiful
aud finish In tho various woods
Handsome full marbetop drcssing cahincs washsand
commodes Of the very host workmanship and finish
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany wardrobes
Excellent lounges, easy chairs, foot stools
- Dining and breakfast tables, dining chairs
Bideb0ards, and wood seat chairs
Hall chaira, hat trees, chamber cabinets
Together with Of mahogany walnut se
and maple plain furniture. #l l.
The Mr. ktrbyf manufacture
10 euAicIe Mt guarantee Of the quality
Catalogues delivery Monday October I5h
Tsrms 05O under cash that credit Of a. and
months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, besrny interest,"
JAZZ c. MCGUIRE,
Sep 30--oodkds Auctioncer.
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" inbursh. - TO- -
Carbois's Navai Architecture. vol London 81 25
FishbourDe's Architecture. vol London. 81 So
Peakes Naval Architecture vol. London. 81.
Chapman on shipbuilding vo qunrto. London. W o.
Gh's Naval Architecture vol, quaIio New ok 81 30
JaI Archeologie Navae. vos Paris 50 So
Trsite Eemensare du Vaisscan In Mcr vol.
Paris. % IS 80
Fnchrm on Laying OF Ships. vol and aas London &c.
Msstng Ships and Matchmaking VOL, AMI at
London. % -
Peake on Msssiss Mmtm making, and Rigging vol Londn-
81 cent.
nIess Eronc Of Royal Naval Service Of Enslond vol
G.acock's Naval Ofnccrs' Manual. vol. London. 9ao5
Sent FhANSh iniLon.
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The Art Of Sail making; vol London 49,, j.
Ls csaseoss g Naval \. oes,s Manual
Sept ~ 80
roR THE FALL. TRADE-M. II. STEVENS Co.,
ha,c and in sensmsns wardrobe and
o s s ss soss ~
and o :s n s
sn. x o.. That our stock win
csS,s e s'1 ssss, Dsa.ns shirts drawer
Cloves Psumery umbrellas csrss H can al
~S seo, Ss s-. sales-room Browns Hotel.
ANEW 0R0cynY. WINE, AND LI4UoR sT0K aas;.
a, b "a. opsnss e.
ss Sa' s I'd X ns
a q s
g s o osssas
20 .s@.'ss ryan
Champagne eidrr, bdy fruits Reynolds ndn as Anne
ss,sa.n q ssss. ea
,sau's'd 70 coil aud inc '''e6
'ss informed - s on s 's. . % Be
noies a''n''' 4.a ''s'' J.
oScs u navy haze their mess stores put
ssnsy.1 ao tut up at the
cos.s o1ss TO- eouy Of
all descriptions received on consignment JONAS LEVY,
a'sass ao s ss ss. .: q e 70 4 o
NH. ,.v having been s.s apart - day OF fasting
humiliation, and prayer, hs subsbsrs baI-room win BE-
wanted compsen, boy for all kind: q work.
M Kitchen .ss, work. ssS gsss am"
'' ssy a sons .esa ''p' street, Dept
Anew GOODS FOR 0EnTLnmEE.-P. J. STEER
:o & s - as snS s ''S Ss a o.
"sM M q f ii. ea.so,nss puddle -.
,...s s''s q. .:.s sss is
s''1 se. -, s,s ssk 'sss s DE-.
Six, cotton, and ~solIen osssn.hi... drawer" &C.
He prepared . make up clothing y 0rder sno
s s re- as earl.
No 4 y Seventh s,.n.9 street.
:. Iss1.s O,aRYAE. No. asa CHESTNUT street, open
for tho fall on Thard'y' sep'smS'r a'''
Sept 0s-eoda' ---
ABROAD MAuDsJua opened beautiful 10. Of gentle
usveipg shaws pic's mEs:5s,s q s.., oom
Sept ao--sdf Browns ho'e''
Nv !. 9. No GUIRE. Anotionssr.
,,xcrr.r.rNr ruRNITuRr AND HOUSEHOLD ErrECTs
Al public aucon-on Tusssy morning oc,sssr p q 10
ne q Capt .S.nus
and Sic. Streets shall sd household ense''
walnut plush ss,e..s s:.'or furniture
Chinese S ..poy., reception ss. fancy
Bamboo, e1.ession, and reclining chairs
f +. S.,. e! - "a r: s. :1 sss:
wsi.o. s1 g: es. s.'. .ss ,sss
1,u.:s. ,hI.s piy. ANDY. and ys1 ,... carpets
1.Snssaay E,ssf s ss.:: ss:s.ss:'
nandsoms xssrs wood wardrobe nusss. ,,,n,., amin,
.:s sd @ :s walnut
supsos hair \ Susk n.iiIss.s.
S sS',sss -" su H'' ss. s' :s 'ne''
french T"sSr csins dinner and ten ware, glass
Silver plated csst0rs, nre sem
stove sod haaIs. tin y re- s,,. ss r.,u,,
sasa'sa 's'a; ,h T,sss; 4. MCGUIRE,
Sep nd nac'oneer
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Now opcd, at Odd Fellows Hall,


Now Opcn, at Odd Fellows Hall,
DR. BEALEs GRAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, English, and Danish
SEARCHES FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
In the Arctic regions.
which will be exhibited at ench exhibition, the
SIEGE AND COMMANDMENT OF sEBAsToPoL,
Painted by Geo. Hedge, esq, Of Philadelphia
Eshbon every evening O'Clock md Wednesday and saiur
day at 3 O'Clock.
Tickets, 25 cents; children, Iok CENTS
Sep 25-d2w
THE FINE NUMBERS opened yesterday.-5 pieces er-
l. hnc and cheap French black cloths
10 pieces medium and black cassmeres
goods very moderate ana co'or war
ranscd.
IS assorted the nraicst styles only
large supply goods for boys especially
100 piece chi comforts.
all kinds Of dry goods adapted 'of genera
family consumption. 80,
lcncc sbc having price, enabled to Offer
10 goods The lowest hemIes.
New supplies daily :.
articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on In Ill
PERRY q BROTHER,
Central Stores, "west buiidins'
sep 3o-lo,dif Opposite Centre Market
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THE DAILY UNION


The at the National Theatre We'd
nesday evening with j. r. Scott in the Lady Of the Lake
and Miss Messenger in the French Spy The stock company
comprises old and well established iayores with
Washington audience.
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THE DELLA YED LOT.-Thoee extraordinary wide thick,
and glossy black sks nj 81 yard, arrived
Those Indies who have them had
and supply
additional suppiy Of all kinda Of 1sred plain
black silks proveshialiy low prices.
LOT Of medu and superior table damasks and diapers
patterns, with unusually heavy Of pus
goods In all oihcr Department..
OF buying goods
would be GuSpFised will
prices Dealing largely in linen goods, have facility
for Offering real hnreans.
OPENED YESTERDAY
900 pairs Blankets medium hae and
100 bed comforts, heavy and well made.
as pieces cotton shs etings, all widiis
New goods received daily.
the
have paid their bills presented July lat.
articles, prcer, dealing
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores buiIding,o
Sep W--10tdif Opposite Centre Market
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A NEW Material Ladies' black.--Black " vens-
n ian I, az adHgsbIs suce Constantly ~ mana .,,ns.
A large supply Of mourning rhaw Wis and
10 pieces mourning lks real choice Hxs In the lot
With LOT. Of Other superior mourning goods TO which we
making daily additions
Strangers needing mourning goods mny be e
Stock cordially invitod se examination
they need be under apprehension Of
being 0verclsrgsd
Of white hanneIs, blankets, and domestic
goods il full At this time.
Delay closing bills present expected
Good Articles prices and fair dealing be relied oil
"a ~ sAt
PERRY b BROTHER
"Centrai 5iores,' building,
Sept 20--dI0uf opposite Centre Market
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show the dangers which threaten the Union. With
out comment therefore, annex the platform on which
the friends Of Seward seeking to array the North
against the South under the Of 3the republican
party
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OTICc-We this day appointed Mr. John scysner col
for Those persons ndcbt
July, time previous that date,
respectfully nosnsd they will be called by Mr.
Scrveper FULLY authorised make settlements in The
We they will bn prepared 10 settle without fur
delay, 1t il matter Of great Importance 10 US
Sent QO--lOif CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, B. CO.
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sft TsEAsUEg DEPARTMENT, August =, istA
Notes u hereby given holders authorized
BY the of is+S, rcdecmsbe
1855 that the whole OF OF thai will based ty
this department
Tor which pssDum viii paid
expressed in the certificates.
And holders OF
States, that purchases Of the the
also be msds during period following
Fr stock fhe insn Of 1884, premium Of per stack
the oans of io 1885, premium Of i6
stock issued under Of 1885, commonly called
niiy stock, premium Of six cent.
Interest VIII also be allowed tho stipulated in the esh
Gates from tho LIST July tho day Of settlement, here
day in addition enable dram reach the
Certificates transmitted this department under the
should be duly assigned United hc party
lied 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks by upon
~ Boston, New York; Philadelphia the
entitled 10 receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-diftNov30 (Iatel. Etar.I