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LnnKING GLASnEN.

FOR the Fall trade, at greatly reduced prices
Buyers are inv ed TO examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
RICHARDS, KINGSLAND 4 co.
Manufacturers. 80 Chambers St., New York,
Gug. 90 80. 3f-9m
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SECOND STOCK.
R. RRAGA & co.

TAKE pleasure in informing their friends
and customers that they are now getting in their
SECOND STOCK, OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. LEATHER, &c,
for the fall trade which for variety quantity and
Quality, has never been surpassed by any Western
House. Our trade continues to ncleas and we
spare no effort to increase our supplies to equal
the demand. We fear no competition as we buy
our stock from the manufactures airect aud make
it in our own Shops, So tha we can furnish Eas-
tern aud Home made work as the purchaser may
desire. We would respectfully invite an exam
inaton OF our stock aud prices by the trade in
pene al and will warrant entire satisfaction.
Portsmouth, Sept ", 50. n Pm
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

ALL those knowing themselves indebted to
me either by Note or Account, are requested TO
call and psy up, as | must have my business set.
tied. JOHN 5. TAYLOR.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. .
PrTNAM's MAGAzINE-TwO numbers OF this
Leading American magazine have reached us ut
the same time and brought upon us an emtarras
des riches ,es The articles number some eight
con in each, and there is not one that we should
be incline. to pass over Indeed, putnam has
a n.cu ,iar attraction for u.s. Us we see IN it re-
Aecrion OF the mind, Ill inners, and intelligence
nf uur transatlantic cousins. Ii carries us into
new country, and makes us acquainted with all
its char cteri tics in an easy, unaffected manner
Politics are not negIecte but we do not detect
mction, or even party, and we read under per-
suasion that we are gathering the impartial Opln-
ion Of the best minds in the United States.
London (EGg.) Weekly Times.
PUTNAM is growing every month stronger.
healthier, more to the purpose. 1t has some fine
brains at work for it, and really begins to give the
country some genuine criticism Un literature aud
art =,
It's openng review OF the poetry Of Owen Mer-
ednb fBAyer's SOM aud Matthew Arnold brings
Lock fine sensations with which we used to de-
vour Blackwood in its great days. 1t gives us
IDEAS, It teaches us something; aud, better and
dearer than all, it gives US something to quarrel
with ....r.e. :,
The brief notices Of new books in "Putnam" "
+, re independent, condensed to the purpose
Tbey generally touch the core of the matter, and
show tlot the books have been read before
being noticed. Of how Jew critical publications
can we say as much.-Pha Morning Times.
TERMS; Three dollars ayear, or twenty-five
csnts number. Subscribers remitting three
dollars promptly in advance to the publishers
viii receive the work for one year, post paid, in
any part Of the United States within 5,oOO miles
''"' DIX g. EDWARDS, Pub ishers.
10 Park Place, New York.
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GreE Hound Restaurant.

WILLIAM WILLIS, would respectfully say to
the good people of this vicinity that he is yet at the
old GREY HOUND Restaurant in Portsmouth, on
Market ST., near the old Market House, where he
has on hand constantly, all kinds of luxuries, OlS-
TIERS, FISH, SARDlNES, L0BSTERs, &C., which
he offers prices to suit the times. Persons, Fam.
ilies or Grocers, wishing to be supplied with any OF
the above named articles, are solicited to call or
send in their orders.
TERMS CASH, in all cases.
Portsmouth, Sept, 20, 55. 20 IN ...
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The new postage law, which came into effect on
,ha Srst Of April 1855, demands all letters not di-
rectod I TO be sent out of the United States to be
nyoUad When letters are not prepaid they will
ba forwarded direct to the dcad-letter Office at
washington. The postage letters between places
in The United States, will hereafter, be, for single
rate (half an ounce or less as follows: For any
distance not exceeding three thousand miles Gus;
for any greater distance which incluueS a le'VerS
to California and Oregon 10 cents.
Under the new postage law, the postage on the
Dutchman is only THIRTEEN cents year to any part
of the State of New York out of the State, and to
anv mart Of the Union, only TwENTY-sIx cents a
vcsr in both cases to be paid quarterly annually
4 advance. All orders must be addressed to
:" EDWIN WESTON & CO.,
No. Fl Ann street, Now York.
u.vA "a 'kE
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

% THE firm Of Chestnut Il Sutherland was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Thomas
Sutherland having sold and transferred to Jas.
Chestnut his interest in the concern. The busi-
"a ness hereafter will be conducted by james Chest
nut all persons indebted to said 6rm, will
please call and settle without delay.
'at yn1 Ta- JAMES CHESTNUT,
3 ras, 4t..ss.: THOMAS SUTHERLAND.
Jackson, Oct lS, '55 303.w
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TEAMS WANTED.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
has this day been appointed and duly qualified
as administrator OF the estate Of Patrick Code
late of jackson county, Ohio deceased,
GEORGE NEWELL.
Oct. IL, '55 29-3w
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DIED.

$50 On the I'd inst, in Franklin towishp, jackson
county, Mrs. HARRIET HAMMoNs, aged about forty
&.one years. She leaves ten children to mourn her
irreparabe loss.
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NJ 0 tic Q

" 0 I
IS hereby given to all persons, not to purchase
certain note OF hand given by the subscribers exc
cutcd in favor of Wilson Smith, on oI>dbout the
2jth or 26th day Of july A. D 1885, for the sum Of
fifty five dollars due ON the first day Of October next
ensuing as said note was fraudulenty obtained, we
are determined not to pay the same.
JOSEPH r. W. GlLLELAND.
JAMES BJGGS.
September Goth, A. D., l55j.-20-3w*
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FRANKLIN HOUSE!

II. NJ. PRICE, PROPRIETOR.
THE subscriber having leased the above
HovsE, and having made complete renovation
and returnished the House with new Fulnl'
turc throughout respectfully invites the travelling
public to give him call.
HIS TABLE IS at all times supplied with the
best the market affords, and no means will be
spared to make all comfortable that may become
Gneets of his. IL. M. PRICE.
Jackson, Oct 4, '55. 2S-ly.
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Lhange YOUR DiettO suit the Season,
kE4L. EsElpE FOK SIZE

THE subscriber offers for sale, his present Dwell
LING HOUSE aud lot, upon which the same Is SIT
mated, being on Main Street in the Town of Jack
son. c. II. Ohio, ONE HALF LOT South Of Bum
Waltcrhousc Bunn's store Also ElGTH or TIN
acres of land, situated in Jackson township eight
miles from the town of Jackson three miles from
the Marietta and Cincinnati, Rail Road, and about
a. miles from the Cincinnati Furnace, upon which
last named premises have now in complete order
and in operation one STEAM SAW AND GRlsI
MILL, with two run Of stone IN said Grist Mn
Asoone DOUBLE CARDING MACHINE. Also
two Yoke of splendid Oxen, one wagon and other
personal property necessary in and about the using
of said Minis &C. all of which desire to sell upon
reasonable terms. Apply for information to the
subscriber att his residence in Jackson, or at his
Mil, in jackson township jackson County, Ohio.
DANIEL PERRY.
Jackson Sept. 6, 'jj. "a If
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2d Aug, 1855. cd Aug, 1861
New Goods.

New Goods,
THE undersigned is now in receipt of his
first Fall Stock Of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps Bon.
nets, etc, to which he Invites the special atten-
tiun of merchants and furnace owners, with the
assurance that Goods will be sold as low as they
can be had from the New York and Philadelphia
iobbers and datsuch prieesa3 wilsaye the expenses
on purchases made in Cincinnati or Pittsburgh.
Laie purchases and impOrtations Of Glass aud
Queensware make my stock very large aud COM
piete, all of which is offered at the lowest rates
and on liberal terms.
Its the true interest of merchants and deal
ers to buy $500 per month near home in prefer
ence to S3OO0 seui.annualy at di lanl point,
thus keeping their stocks fresh, and distributing
their bills pay able in shape the more easily paid.
JAMES PURsELL.
Aug 9, '55 90 If
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- rArTACHMENT NOTICE.
George Higgins, PlaintitfI
Against In Attachment
#, Peter Courier, Defendant
ON the I'd day Of October, A. D. 1885, David
Savage, Justice Of the Peace for Milton town.
ship, jackson county, Ohio. issued an order OF
Attachment in the above action, against the pro-
perty and effects Of the defendant, for eight dol
= - - GEORGE HIGGINS,
- J.cksoh county, Oct lS, $500 Sw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The First Arrival Of
NEW FALL GOODS
I'm POnTsMOTH.
]. F. TOWEL d co.,
TAKE pleasure in exhibiting TO their custo-
rners, a splendid assortment Of new goods for the
Fall trade.
Our goods have been purchased on the best Of
terms-selected with great care, aud will be sold
at the lowest prices.
Gu facilities for constantly replenishng our
stock are SUCH that we never have an accumula
ton of old rubbish, which will always be found
dear to the consumer at any price.
Dry Goods Department.
Our stock Of Merinoes, D'Laincs. Victoria Bril-
| liants, silks, French work, domestic goods and
notions generally, will be found fashionable and
attractive
BONNET DEPARTMENT.
We have opened grand variety Of Bonuctts,
Of the new fall style Ribbons, and Millinery
goods generally, il great varieties, at wholesale
aud retail.
Carpet Department.
We have Just laid in fine stock of new Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Window Pa
per, urtain DrapeIy und everything belonging
10 complete Carpet Store, all (which We guar
antee to sell as low as can be sold in the west.
Queens ware Department.
We have just opened beautiful assortment Of
new China including Vases, COognes, Motto
Cups, Tea Sets, also on hand hne STOCK ol
Lamps Chandalers, Sirandoles, Brittania ware
Table Cutlery, and all the grades of Queen'ware
generally.
HousekJepers and Others will find our stock
most complete in the various departments and we
cordially invite an examination Of our goods and
prices ). +. TOW ELL " 70
Taxes for Jackson County for lS55'
NOTICE is hereby given that the total amount
Of taxes ed in said county under the re-
spec i've leves, for each Of the various purposes
for which taxss are collected, is set forth III the
following abstract:
TAXES ASSESSED BY ACT OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY
For State expenses, $2l24,eo 95
For state Debt purposes, 3'99l ~ ~
For State Common School, 5,3Si ,lH 10
For District School Library, 3o9,l4 "a
Total State taxes assessed, Sll,4J2,o3 80
TAXES ASSESSED BY COUNTY AUTHORITIES
For County Expenses, S6,!O9,46 ~
For Bridge purposes, dlo28 30
For Poor purposes, 329'l4 80
For Rail Road purposes, lO,H4,54 4o
Total taxes assessed by county au-
tborities, sl7,957, "a 90
TAXES ASSESSED by TOwN, TOWNSHIP, AND SUB
DISTRICT AUTHORITIES.
For Township expenses, $l,329,46 90
For Township Foor purposes,
For Cooperation expenses,
For Building purposes,
For Educational purposes, 62a4oS IL
Total taxes assessed by township
and other local authorities, $I,5o4,O4 ii
RECAPlTULATIoN.
Taxes assessed by act of State Le-
gislature, Sll l,4J2o5 30
Taxes assessed by act Of County
authorities, 1881 "a OO
Taxes assessed by act of Township
and all other authorities, 75s4,O4 II
Total of all taxes on Duplicate
for 1855, $37O33,9l Al
7. B. DICKASON, TIC.
Jackson, Oct H. 55.
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sale OF Real Estate by order sf Court.
BY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court Of
Jackson County Ohio, will expose to public sale.
at the door of the Court House in the town aud
County Of jackson, Ohio, gu
Mnhdav, lhr 22d OF Oct A d. 1855
AT . o clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate situate iu Jackson County, to wit The north
half of the north west quarter aud also the south
west quarter OF the north west quarter of section
No. r. in township No 8 and of range No To-
containing one hundred and twenty acres more or
less, subject to, and encumbered by the dover
estate Of Maria Bennett -.
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand one third
~ Que year aud one third in twO years. with inter-
est from day OF sale secured by mortgage on the
premises MARIA BENNETT Guardian
OF WILLIAM u MARA THBENNEF.
Sent. 81 '55 4w
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JACKSON MARK ETS.
JACKSON, Oct. 10, 1856
1AMK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
Just before putting our paper to press at bennett
Cos. Citizens Bank.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

ADMTSTRATOR'SN NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
beeu duly appointed and qualified, as administrator
of the Estate of John Nelson, late oi jackson county
decd, w y u,ortNnc
Jackson, Get. 4, '55, 28 S-w
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March LBS 40
GAUlT HOUSE!
MANCHESTER, JACKSON CO., o.
W1I. X. JOHNSON,
PlsOPRIETOR.

THE Subscriber would most respectful
M ly sa, TO the people of Winchester aud the
travelling public in general. that he has opened
The above named house in Winchester, and that
he has made many repairs, in the house and that
he is now ready TO receive all travellers aud ac-
commodate them in hospitable manner. Hav,
iup bepa heretofore engaged in the business he
datters himself that he understands the wants of
travellers. and all who may be his guests, He in
vites all to call and see him, at the Gault House.
mud he will eiideayor to accomod ate them in as
rood STYLE as the market affords
WIN II JOHNSON.
Winchester, Aug 8, ga 2O-ly
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Buying at 4 prm. oeII.ns ~ :
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

THERE is more excitement about the lare
stock Of
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SEBAsroPoL TO DE BLOWN UP.-Surgeon W.
r. Whitehead, Of Virginia, MT present serving
In Sebastopol with the bnbarous Russians, re-
Gently wrote letter to his friends here, in
which among other interesting things, he says
"sebastopol win never be taken; II may be
blown mp by The Rustians" This 10 what we
have predicted all along; 1t is the Russian
mode Of warfare never TO allow any thing valu-
lie 10 fall into the hands Of the emmy, on any
account. The great Napoleon found that out
Al Moscow, and bis successor will probably be
enlightened at almost ne much expense before
s.bastopl Surgeon Whitehead has hit upon
the real truth, by accident, we think. He has
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Mr.. Dcdee's Era DespatcA from kadrsd-HoW the
President Received IA Nee Mode Of Selling our
Spanish Didieulis-Highiy Important Aoue Of the
Wealthy Cubans-A Petition to England and France 10
Secure 7Aeir fadependemce-TN Terms offered What
Wal The United States Government Do
Mr. Dodge our new Minister at Madrid, has sent In
bis drst despatch- received by tbs
last arrival from Europe II does not give sasfAc hon
10 the President TO Mr.. Nary In his first ntervieW
with the Spanish Mater Of State after his reception
by the Court his appointment Is referred to by the Span
ish official a. fortunate incident denoting the earnest
desire OF the American government for fair and impair
tsl settlement Of the many questions Of differences
which have unhsppiy existed between the two govern
men,s To bring asout 30 desirable object, and one
10 earnestly sought for BY her Catholic Majesty govern
ment the very modest proposition 10 made by the wen.
wishing minister OF her Majesty for sisry Of all
the complaints preferred BY the United States asainst
Spain, TO be taken up In order and after fun examina
tion TO 10 dsposec Of viii disposition Is to be regard.
ed as binding upon both governments 10 part this
proposition has met with the accord OF our miussr
notwithstanding the repeated bosstinss OF the washing
ton rnso~ that difficulties and Misunderstanding
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A RAILWAY COMPANY PAID FOR KILLING
Cows-A rather singular action for damages was
decided in one Of the Vermont County Courts
recently. The parties were the Connecticut
end Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Company
against Thomas Nelson. The last-named indi-
vidual owns cows which being of vagabond
disposition, have fancy for promenading ou
the railroad track. train was thrown off in
consequence, and the company sued the owner
Of the cows for damages. The Judge charged
that he was liable, and that the plaintiffs could
recover, if it was proved to the satisfaction OF
the jury that the COWS caused the accident,
and that he must prove that he had used ordi
nary care and vigilance to keep them ont of
the highway. The jury returned verdict for
the plaintiffs for one hundred and fifty niue
dollars damages and costs
This is decision of some importance to
railroad companies, as they have generally
been obliged to pay for slaughtered cows,
while in this case they actually recover dam
ages-the owner Of the beef having to pay the
butcher. A great many accidents are CAUSED
by cattle on the railroad tracks, and all parties
should be careful. The railroads should be
fenced and provided with strong cattle guards
at the crossings, while the owners of cattle
should keep sharp look out lest they lose
them and become liable for damages at the
same time.
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Mails Tor Eur 0Ise.

NEW YORK HbRALD-BcTION FOB EVEoPs
The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, VIII
ls~vs this port to morrow, at noon, for Liverpool
me Euroccan mails viii close In this city ~ hall past
tsa O'Clock 20 morrow morning.
The Brxxxp printed IN EnsIsh and Frenehl VII ps
p,Ihshea az ten o'clock in the mornsG Single copies,
In Wrappers sixpencs
suess spsigrs ana advertisements for any edition OF
the Nsg YORK HEsaD will be received at the fo-iow wing
places IN Europe
LlvEucooL John Euner, No. IL Exchange street. EAST
Lospos sandtozu Co., No II Corohili.
Wm. Nnsnas Co 10 10 UAthsrnc street.
PANS, Livingston, Wells 90, Place DC "a Boarse
The contents OF the edition Of the HERALD
win embrace the received BY mail and telegraph 8.
ths office dusag the previous week. and to tho hour Of
realization
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Marine Dssasters.

SCHOONER COLUMBUS ASHORE ON DEAL BEACH.
SANDY HOOK, July %, 1855.
The schooner Coiunbus Cerson, OF Great Egg Harbor,
from Plymouth, n. G, for New York, with cargo Of
naval stores and shingles Is ashore Deal Beach, and
geipg to pieces. The cargo il all coming ashore. All
hands were saved. She Is uninsured
SCHOONER MoNrEzuxA IN DISTRESS.
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1855.
The schooner Montezuma, from New York for Rich.
mond, Va, pat into Great Egg Harbor Sunday with
her masts sprung and leaking.
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T Ell T. L A + e st Ne w y
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEtEeaApHs.
From Warrington.

From Warrington.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS DEPARTURE OF SEcRET AIRY
MARCY.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1855.
The Judges Of the Court Of Claims still engaged
In the appointment Of commissioners to take testimony
Applications from all parts Of tho Union have been very
numerous The list viii be complete to. morrow. The
judges are oil In excellent heath Jndge Gichrist hAv-
ing entirely recovered from his slight attack Of diarrh
Secretary Marcy left here day, fer Old Point Com
fort, Virginia.
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MutiDy and Bloody Assault Mt Sea.

BOSTON, July %, 1855.
The bark Klby, Small, from New York for Quebec,
anchored in NAntaskst roads this afternoon in conss
quence OF trouble on board. The mate, Mr.. VIM
Ihsmpson, OF New York, while ordering coffee in
the galley yesterday, OF Cape Cod struck with an
axe BY the cook three times the left temple should
er and arm He bas been brought up to this city and
placed In our hospital his condition being very critical
steamer has been sent down take oil the cook who
had been placed in irons
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cnly re echoed the opinion of many candid aud
competent judges outside the walls. Remem-
her that "Sehastopol never will be taken; the
Russians may blow the whole place, allied
armies and all, as high as q Mississippi steam
boat boiler ION Q BURST"
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Ar BUFFALO, July 23-12;30 P. NJ
The fen - opened dull and lover. Sales OF 200
bills fsn(v Dis and extra Uppsr Lake, at IS so.
Wheat-denAA moderate; sales 900 bushsls Upper
late fpripE, TO arrive at 81 10; small parcels white
Michigan IN bags, at 81 s5 white Co madam held At 81
Corn dull and demand moderate; sales 900 bushels At
1c At the ccse holders offered parcels at tau figure
without further sales Oats held at Sac Canal freigns
unchanged lase imports for the last forty Eight
Flour. ,l42 bills; corn, 81 600 Bushels.
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sisna purchase, every inch Of which belonged
to them on the date of its acquisition, from the
Balize to the British boundary above the he al
springs OF the Mississippi. We can spare an.
sas 10 she South, il they win it accor diou 10
the law and the constitution, and g. III hold a
prodjgieus slice OF the original ,,snch J,oui.
siaDa.
Let our buna'o co'empo' AIRY try it again.
His statistics upon the text, millions for
slavery-nothing for o. nueroe" recc against
himself and bis cav -. 1t is true that In our
purchase OF South .rn territory, and in our &C
quisitiohs rom .southern territorial wars, we Of
the North pa - secured the lions share Of the
plunder, an dit is folly to deny Il. The outlet
OF the Nj As5ssippi and the gold mines Of Call
lorna fAttlc the question against US, for the
pvst, TIE present, and for all time to come.
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nothing to do. We ~. g..
ration Counsel csn 0gain uPon s"' ooiPo
a h.s :, Mr. Dillon, who we are infsrm
e.' volunteered his services 70 them
>sss compensation, to facilitate their Ia
Sors-we call upon him to let us know what
they arc doing, and when they will let the
public know what they have done.
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New Pianos for S15O.-Horace Waters, 333
with iron frames and circular scales the vorR
same - saos. Instruments at the very 10 price OF
sloc Case perfectly neat and plain, and pianos war
santed toisve entire satsfsction
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BALTIMORE, July 20, 1885,
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last received.
The latest advces from the Rio Grande state that 500
rsSoutonists under Vidaur were marching upon Mat-
moras. The government forces had fallen back upon
Csmarso, and It thought great battle would be
fought there.