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TeBACCOt T0RACC0!l T0BAGGo!!i
At GLENN's VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
% AND 81 GsAyIER STREET.
WMIE ARE NOW RECEIVING, per steam
Wv ahp hp Manchester she following celebrated
brands TOBACCO, direct iton Ihs factories
The invited call supply themselves VIII iu
ia boxss Booker d Hilasys Lesomte
Easey a Young America.
Premium
II. b. Harris
IL A. Voolfolk.
i'll v, Smith.
a. ~ :, r.. Metcaf.
~ Ystausou Co, Bun Guted.
Gold Leaf.
"a . RsG,F Ferguson.
Al . n. .FsrguaoA.
nj A..
Ley receiye dining the fall fresh supplies oil
'n Ell HID' VI "' ~ I'VE -"O A. GLEsN Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

The Increase In Short Loans or active movement Is
owing to tho coming within 90 days much Of the dead
weight. The balances Of the several banks all above
the requirements Of the law, commencing With the Bank
Of Louisiana with ss6Soo the Canal with s2Ssooo the
Citizens with $4,000; the State, with &issooo-tota
$l27s00. The free banks all In good TRIM and show
in the aggregate Sso1 900. Total s1ss which
very respectable expsnsion sosd b. made In loans, did
the business Of the city require It,
The of the branch Of the State Bank at Baton
Rouge Of last Saturday. owag to the nonarrval of the
coast mail has bssn received and have taken the
returns of last week. the Of the Parent Bank
varies only trifs during the week.
There sale Of 100 shares Union Bank stock at 96
the only transfer yesterday and to-day.
Exchange continues in good supply, with sitter feel
ing in Sterling, particularly in first class. Bills with
shipping documents only Offering In moderate
Our quotations sales Bills on France with Bills
Lsding ars offered freely at 7k Tbs banks pur-
chasing 60 days on New York X to per cent dis
count and sight a y discount. We quote -
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Take the market all round 1t eloses qaiey-not
than usual for the commencement of septombsr; asd
when It is compared with last season, more general
demand and more business Ii doing
There are some movements in specie The steamer
Crescent City, to leave oortow morning. will take
freight for New York
Shipped by II. B. Msrrsll $26 500
Shipped by ............,..... 500
Chiefly in Mexican dollars. 5000
Condition Of The Banks Of this city for he a1k ending Sal
lSQsl urddp, September 1856.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Mem Orlsans alomep 1tlarket.
CRESCENT OfricE, No. 70 CAMr ErnEET,
Tuesday Evening, September 4. 1856.

Taesday Evening, SepteMbsr q, I856. J
Tho In the Money Market which observable all
through last week still continues Good A paper has
declined to per cent and second grade TO II and H.
with very little Offering The calls the banks also
below their daily income. The receipts Of Cotton
nue on large scale for the Of the year Although
the weather Is warm have pleasure in remsrklng
the gradual subsiding Of the sickness, and marked
change the better in every interest which 80 to make
up the trade Of our city
The weekly statement Of the banks Of Saturday last
shows increase in the general operations Of BUSINESS
The in deposits is most significant that there is
an actual increase in trade at this early period of
the season The movements in the banks show actual
enhancement in every department excepting that of
loans which In long and short show decrease Of $4,000
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nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

4 AFFEE Of NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
NsTIT UTIoNLOSice Comp siree-Incorpo rated
of Legislature, 18th March, 1855.
The once open tor reception Of De-
morning O'clock and On
Saturday evenings from S TO O'CLOCK.
Deposits Of Une Dcar and upwards VIII be received.
The ndss strictly limited by chs set
Of Lou
slaua of .he Guy New Orleans.
upon mortgage uuiproved Real Estate
limits city cfEes Orleans
Of TIE appraised cash value
upon pledge the Incorporated in New
0reans, not exceeding So cent OF the market value.
Proi
be dIstDlt led semi annually the Deposlters.
directly indirectly
ceye any pay emoluilent
Issued for sOv0 Deposited specsd
TRUSTEES,
George Elstis, A. u. Kelly, William yoze,
W. N. Mercer, SEQ. Qrqahar, r. b. SUMNER
q. g. Duncan, A. Heins, Geoige Jonas,
Wilhemuz Bogart, Z. N. Wood, Clark,
rhoa. A. AdAma, L. A. Bradford D. D. Wit,erl.
W. N. MERCER, President.
A. ID. KELLY,
VIM. vOGEL, }yics Presdeatt
r.. h. SUMNER, J
D. d. WITHERS. Treasurer,
N BCopes Of tho Actof Incorporation
att oaIcs
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aIr Lime ROUTE rhuh tsasa sfzssssrss.ssssia
IA 81 LOUIS TO CHI cAGo. yis GU ~. ~ -
6lei, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS aALR1AD VosnsEiy Chicago
and y H. as6 ExPEss ROUTE carrying Great Northern
and hAa'''' '' Two DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Tia Chicago 81 Louis RAILROAD splendid
passenger WINCHESTER and RENDEER, 81.
Louis daily, Sundays excepted E'
wineheaer A. n.
-..s. -.
70 AtJn t25 nles without andng
whit the Express Tyaos for Ghit "a iellosa:
DIV E1ptessieaves Alton a.. A. u.
paas GAuyis Springfield Bioopn gen. wIaugtsk
and Iest through Chesg without change of baggage
aitiyi as follows;
r.
.as ght $50 A, al.
Time from S. Louis 10 ChieagoY- Fyreaa Hours.
CoNNECfIoNs:
CHCkG0-rrins eans the se igan seahsrd aud ss
trial ia iro.d 70 AL parts q The 1asi maxi drs
railroad Missisa Seabeafd
AT CHCASOWnn E1pIrsa Tsips Tor ina nspo anaaassis
louisville, ali OF eentrsi Indiana al Ohio
AT CHI G. Go@ith G&lana and heei hsirgaa. laetag
oas reliable central Alseen-
ns, pnsaqa, ST. Paul. and eshsr points 90 ne upPsf
AT JoiE1wcspnssn with HE Roek Island Rstsaa far iowa
IN isszhS ana
noinla noh onihu nad festtA
the ltesk fE " eats
J,cks,pyIe, Napss etc. and ~ ssatoas wA sosa
S Tatosab t. all ed en- be en-
,sad ~ III The Mcnsaa cessfal Iii aoat srs
I'd al oshr hess 81 Lea and II ihs lskst esee "a
! Alton. :, =, .;.,. ro,,t. .sn as had GA
the Aiton waaIhosi at S. Louis oa Inc .i=aHs N7@ " ass
sf oAss " '4s r. p sapsIi, teea.n
| = = 4 agIT NITlsSs--3O bbls Brazil Nuts, for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

oEros or rtE NE ms, orkIous 6aRAT
IsAIhHoAD COMPANY New TREATS, Aagult 8, 1896.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received OF
~ Once, thirty days from dat, for matog the
running FERRY BOAT aad fr the foet Of
and Agta plans AID specifications 10 be seen at
this oefa . ,,-,xa,-a
au1 lin W. u ftEWE freslnehs.
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MEMORANDA
YypORTs

Terse.s H.ruls, a.si 10 ..v.. On d. ~ in
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UNDER THR DIRECTION OF NINE PARENT,
Corner Rampant and Main streets
YEyHE regular course of the Glasses in this
Institution will commence Sd September M'me Parent would
til abe has selected additional PIoe
se for that pains will be
sra,ea q 10 sci I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

FATAL ACCIDENT. Deputy Coroner Mitchell
yesterday held inquest the body of Robert II John
SON native Of New York. fifty five years old found dead
on the ship Far West lying post Is First District
The verdict that he his death by eonoussion
Of the BRAIN caused by falling from the staging to the
deck Of the ship, while In state of intoxication
Monday evening.
Also inquest on the body of Mary Manning native
Of Ireland years old found dead in the Charity
Hospital. Verdict her death from Injuries
ceved by accidental fall from secondstory window
at the corner Of Bartholomew Constance
Sunday evening. 1t that her leg badly
fractured to require ampataon and it this that
proved fatal. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

UFPicz NEW ORLEANS, UsRLousAs, o. w. r. Il. Co.
NAV Orleans, HuguGt ~, 1855.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
September, anipo ting
RIVER, binding M Tbs olase aud other
ivs opgb he raohd AgIsrs, deaned for the
be Tor one .
WILLIAM q. tEWES Prestaent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

ENTIcIsG AWAY Characterization Jacobsen,
residing in the of No. 16T Dsuphine street yester
day had Madame Julien who resides in the front prem
SEES, arragued before Recorder Ramos, charge Of
having brbed and enticsd away from him servant girl
named Mary, eighteen years old, and an orphan girl
named Catherine fourteen years old which latter girl he
got back with the aid Of policeman. Madame
rested and held to bail to the charge Of keeping
disorderlY house. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

Now Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
252 Camp street.
Dr. and Mrs MAoAULAY, Principals.
TytHE Course of Instruction in this Institu-
BeshaR Elslh and Mathematics,
Mpse Modern Languages and
Drawing; 10 short for polite and useful edueR-
ton Of Boarding Pupils
uuremuR Classes o Latin and Mahsmses
lat November Particulars may be known e9 apply
ing thsl Institution, by lsttsr. sch 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 5, 1865.
COTTON. The demand was again active yesterday,
md the saes reached $500 bales. Prices rather
easier for buyers but without any quotable alteration
We quote:
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Seized in the above quit. SS5s$s
pay and satisfy plaintiffs claim amGntf1g
dplars
per
anna nun the a6h an 1885, iii tue day OF
purchaser foE Oue AAd Inf
dollars dated 1891
nAunIy
maturity paid,
II dcaton,
upon deisnd4n sukssatI
i AAhDESlsDr+ MahiuNY, q
AuT II ss sne,f Iieh 4 orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

SUNDRlES-
~ rs half pipes Poaltney Brandy, gym,
IS half pipes Macett Brandy.
20 half pines Vineyard Pfoprieors' Brandy,
alG or. caBks Port Wine.
1870 or. Madeira Wine
9b or. casks Sherry Wine.
500 baskeis Grape Lea Champagne.
SO baskets Meet d Chandou Champagne.
II. 100 Claret, various brauds.
10 casks Copenhagen Chsrry Brandy.
pnncheons Scotch and Irish Whisky.
pIuchaous Jamaica RUM
For sale on liberal terms by
je24tf S. WOLFF, a5 Canlpstres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

WoRK-HoUsE, ETC.-Mrs. Tuliy, Mary Burns
and Ellen Cullen yesterday sent to the Work house
for monhs each for keeping dsordery brothel and
acting seandaously Dryades street. Christian Fox,
arrested on Tchoupitouas for being paksd and
insane found be only whiskycrszy and Hsnt out
for q month. Thomas McManus, arrested by Patrick
Lyons Liberty street for stealing his Chickens also
sent out for month.
Two boys named Lewis johnson and James Robinson
arrested Tor stealing copperpps from house on Ram
part street, were sent to the House of Refuge.
Roach for abusing and vllifying Margaret Flana
gan Annupeiaton street, was sent to prison for
month, in default Of paying fine Of S25.
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sHERITF's SALES.

SIXTH pfs1ticT CounT MRS. LOUISA RICKETTS, W. JOHN
% NEW osLEass STEINFNlD, Tfsr Husr Is3s.
- VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
~ directed By The honorable hs slta Cot "a Nv.
0Tleana rqh
auction On MONDAY, September eth, 1855. i3 ocf H.
on she prsrnissa- :
Al bp Fstnps and movable
Fiat
Fourth District This ssniory.
my hee. =
Sslxed In the above suit. Terms-Cssh Cd the spos.
MANDEVihtE Mhhf5SY,
A1sFyF 1T fhs garsh 0fs
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BAYOU TERHEBuNNE-NEW ORLEANS,
} oPEGoU6AS. AND GREAe WESTERN RA LRoAD.-PaE-
~ from this date be takl and from the
Bayou unt Of the Station there
snng coaegnses
freight 70 take the the arrival
The passnge TerrsboIns at IL A. NJ
saw <. b. sEsER, Vice President
Sspteuher oh, 1853. fetSt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

Bound OVER. - VIM. Hartman, accused of
running with the hat Of Jacob Caussen while he
In Tehoupitouss street cofrehouse the 2sth ut.,
yesterday bound in $500 to keep the peace for
six months it appearing that the seizure OF the hat
done in the spirit of drunken foc than that of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-05

sfttEME DrsFascr DAME LOUISA EtcEETTs
NogyRLLa OgLg2&ss5 bIEiSfELD, tsia
HIN VEkTU DUN writ de feri facias q moi
II sdIss:s roo slIisn ceur dc bss = sesvsis Or
1886 aip heusaaA III les EeuI a6jadcaioa de
meao 6c
lie RangIe NJass ct Preier,
Qpateae Disr vile, dspose
mo ~
saia afte etdsHus. CoudionsComPtsn de
pa3luoicsIen. VAUDEVILLE TARieNY,
Shsrj de- "a se d lszns-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10
SPARKLING SUGAR,
,r ena ratian nf oennina SoHa VVofop

n GAu TIER has the honor of announcing il
Os has become a "fixed fact'' that the prepara-
ton which he submitted to his friends and pa
irons short time since, under the denomination
ofSparkling Sugar, IL the best substitute for the
instantaneous preparation Of Soda Water ever Of
tered to the public. The reports of the Agents for
ITS sale IA different sections of the country, all say
II has been received with universal favor, and con-
cur in the opinion that the Soda Water prepared
from lhe Sparkling Sugar is net only most inno-
cent, pleasant and agreeable summer beverage.
equal in all respects to that from the most approved
fountain but in many instances positively benefi-
cial and heal,hful. It is warmly commended by
the most eminent medical faculty of the North
w est and South, and in fact wherever they have
had an opportunity Of testing its qualities.
Z. GAUTlER will not resort to the usual mode
Of putting his preparation. 1t requires no such ad-
ventitious aid. II carries with Ii its own recon-
irendatiOn and let il once have trial, and he
ventures TO say no family will he without II at this
season Of the year. In addition To its intrinsic
qualities, the SPARKLING SUGAR is cheap and
within the means Of all to purchase. A glass Of
Soda Water prepared from 1t, is cheaper than il
purchased at the fountain.
1otravelers and summer excursonists the Spark
ling Sugar will be found a most admirable 'feona-
pagHOn de poyage," 1t being put up in small glass
out Inconvenience, and whether in the parlor.
chamber, steamboat, or railroad car if cool water
can Ire had, a delicious glass Of Soda Water can
he lnstantaneously prepared.
The Sparkling Sugar is favored with Lemon,
Ginger, Vanilla Strawberry, Sarsa parilla, and the
usual variety of SiTups at the best Soda ounains
{. GAUTIER is now ready to fill all orders
with which he may be favored, at No. 252 Penn
sylVdnla avenue. jy 6-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

The LAST OF THE BEAVERS 1t will excite
the surprise of many to find, by the following
letter, written to the Southern Planter, by
Mr.. X. lrby, of Nottaway, Va, that beavers
still hnger in that State. He says:
F" You will deem my situation a very pecu-
liar one when tell you that one OF the great
est hindrances L encounter in keeping my fat
land dry is dams made by beavers. I would
not err much in saying that have had as
many as twenty dams on my land, which arc
rebuilt as fast as 1 pull them down. The
courses Of large branches have been changed
and the whole fat land inundated In some in.
stances; and, Lot satisfied with branches, the
community has become so large as to put a
dam across the nver. selecting a rock founda-
tion, which no freshet will remove. This
would not appear so strange il the bank Of
only few struggling trees for mile further.
A fence offers but little impediment to them,
as they soon cut hole through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

A BLACK-HEARTED VILLAIS.-In to-day
paper we publish the resolutions of the Ches-
ter 1u) Masonic Lodge, expelling one DR.
VIM. A Gordon, for gross, immoral, unmasonic,
unprotes-ional and ungentlemanly conduct.
The history of the case presents one of the
most diabolioal acts of villainy ever perpetra.
ted In n civilized community. The following
particulars are derived from a gentleman who
has long been intimate with the parties.
This Gordon graduated in one of the medi-
cal schools of this city, and removed to Ches-
ter some years ago, and there won't into prac-
tice with DR.. Ferris. He has an amiable wife
and several children. From some cause, the
son Of DIR. Ferris disliked Gordon, and they
remained enemies until the death of DR.. Fer
RS. Gordon then made friends with young
Ferris, and became intimate with a beautiful
young lady to whom .he was engaged to be
married Ferris removed 10 Cincinnati, and
during his absence Gordon used every art in
his power TO seduce the young girl; but failing
In his hellish designs, he administered certain
drugs, and thus triumphed over her virtue.
by threats of exposure he forced her to contin-
uc the criminal connection, and received from
her letters acknowledging her guilt. A short
time ago Ferris returned to Chester, and think
Ing his betrOthed still innocent married her
GordOn-who had really never forgiven Ferris
the Injuries of the past-placed package Of
his wife's letters in his way, which told the
whole story of her crime. His first thought
was to take the life Of the destroyer Of his
peace, but not meeting him, and rejecting
that his wife might be equally guilty, he LETT
the village, and has never yet returned. The
excitement growing out ofthe affair was intense
and the Masons promptly expelled Gordon from
their Lodge. The case is one in which the Sc
verest penalties of the lynch law would be justi-
fable, and we sincerely hope the brutal fiend
will get his deserts. There is no other law TO
reach him, and he should be hung, without
judge or jury, to the highest limb on Chester
Bluff. The ruined wife and her DESTROYER re-
main in the same tOwL-She an object of pity
and commiSseration, he hated and condemned
by all who know him. He is known i'm this city,
but we advise him to keep away-he may not
fare SO we'll here: There is no punishment too
severe for such black hearted miscreant-St.
Louis Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

YouSG ANERIcAN PErrIcoArs The Knick.
erbocker Magazine tells the following A lit
tie girl of scarce three summers called IN at
the house Of a newly married couple neigh
bors of mine, and fnding the lady little
indisposed, after talking q few minutes on
some other matters, very politely and sympa-
thetically asked, 81 Do you think you will die,
MTs; H. . On! no, 1 presume not now"
Gorham (her husband) have them" What
would you do with that white bonnet Of yours
1 think it is very pretty bonnet" Il should
let Gorham keep that too." Perhaps he
might marry again !" was the little ones last
query. Wasn't that decidedly {" fast!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10
John r. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
-+ ELVANS & THOMPSON,
DEALERsI
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C.,
No. 500 Pennsylvania avenue,

No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue,
bef1een Ninth and Tenth SITS, Warrington, d. C.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla.
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
Carvers and F Forks, steels, Knives with and with
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad
Naslin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
irons, Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet. Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
venitan Blind Hooks Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffip Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c.
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves,
Chisels and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham,
mers, Hatchets, Devels
Bevels, Squares, Guages, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Shafts,
Spokes Hubs, Bows, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, Tassels, Buttons Tacks, Fringes, Laces,
and Plain and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather
&c. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
je 1-6m SO Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

cuse Standard says that the quantity Of liquor
sold in that city, during Monday and Tuesday
was very grest-estimsted at not less than
ttrenty thousand gallons. which, averaging
ut one dollar gallon, would amount 70 S20, 600.
Owing to the demand for cheap liquors being
greater than the supply, large quantity has
been manufactured, which, Of course was VIII
lainous stuff.
on the Maine law, and the loud -mouthed pro-
fessions of its advocates, these facts present.
We venture TO say that there are not q score
of householder in this whole city, who have
not laid in a supply Of liquors for future use.
Albany atlas. = .... =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-10

An IscIDEsr-ExPERrExcRs IN ScHoor.
TBAcHIKG.-0ne day saw q little fellow with
his arms about little witch of a girl, endeav-
oring, if interpreted the manifestations right,
to kiss her.
" Tommy" said I, "what are you dOing
there?''
"Nothin', sir" spoke the bright-eyed little
witch, he wath tryin' to kith me, that he
wath, thur, and she eyed him keenly.
why, Lucy, what prompted him TO act SO
ungentlenanly right here in school 2" asked,
anticipating some fun.
"Oh! he hithched up here and thed he
wanted me to kith him, and I told him I
wouldn' kith thuch thumthy boy rs he ith;
then be thed he'd kith me, and told him he
dathn' Z, but he thed he would do il. and told
him L would tell the msthter If be did, but he
thed he didn't care u thnap for the mathter.
and then tried to kith me tho hard, iSand the
little thing sighed.
Why didn't you tell me, as you said you
would?' j asked, in a pleasant manner.
"Oh"' she replied with naicste did not
often see, I" / didn't care much If he did kith
me, and tho let him +"
Here the whole school, who had been listen
ing, instantly broke out in an uproarious
laugh, while our little hero and heroine blush
ed ddeeply.-Cin. Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

I'VE would respectfully inform all persons hav-
w ing accounts with US that they are all made
of, and those that are not called for will be rem
dered In full to LIST July, when very reasonably
expect and most earnestly request that they viii
come forward and close them without giving us
the trouble of calling second time.
In connection with this notice, we take this op-
porunty OF expressing our thanks to those friends
and customers who have so literally and promptly
Patronized Us during the past six months, and
hope for an increased continuation of the same by
giving our personal and strict attention 10 bust
ness, and conducting II upon fair and correct prin-
ciples. COLLEY & SEARS,
523 Seventh street, doors north Pa. av.
ie o5-eO6t
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DR.. L. Ii. WRIGHT'S
UNFAILING "sCRoFULOUS ANTID0TE,

For the Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION
and all other forms of SCROFULOUS
DISEASES.
STNHlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply
Il sician Of eighteen years practice in y ew OTk
city, during which time he has constantly used it
with the most unbounded success, and created for
reputation in private practice, unequalled in
the history Of medicine. IT acts immediately upon
the blood, cleansing il from all scrofulOus huiors
or impurities, renOvating and, by its magic pow
CTS, INVlGORATE THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In proof Of which, hundreds Of respectable wit
nesses from the doctors private practice have CIV
en- in their testimony and entreatth those suffering
from any scrofulous affection, to call nPon them
0Ad satisfy thsmSs!rsS.
A Treatise on Scrofulous Diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 Broadway,
end az Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO.,
Agents for Washington.