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A SOLUTION OF THE CUBA QUE>TIoS.-Co'

A SOLUTION OF THE CUBA QUE>TEoN.-Co'.
BAYLOR, in u recent letter 10 The New Orleans
Delta. makes The following suggestion:
"Wny not make Cuba! By tie construction
of an ample ship canal over Florida, We will b.
forming great highway for NIL nations between
the Gulf Of Mexico and the Atlantic and also
between The Pacific and The Atlantic. via Florida
It would be highway res"r'ed to by the com.
merce of the world, and ,Oithin the jurisdiction
of The United STATES. Instead, therefore, of ex.
pending time and money in attempting to acquire
Cuba why not expend ,h said lime and money
i, n ship canal across Florida 1t would give Us
an independent Atlantic outlet for the Gnlf and
Pacific trade including the Mississippi-shorlrn
the route to Enrope-reduce the rate Of iuSpr-
aue, und build up New Orleans"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-16

CHOICE OF PURSUIT IN LIFE There il gen.
uine go"d SENSE nnd righ; feeling expressed in
The following paragraph, from latc work by
Mrs. Srdgwrk. The sentiments expressed are
in haimony with just views of our republican
Institutions:
81 shall be governed by circumstances; do
hot intend or wish, Antaon, 10 crowd my boys
into The learned professions. If any among
them have particular talent or taste for them,
they nay folluW them. They ftttst decide for
themselves in Il matter more important To Them
than any one else. Bui my boys know that !
should be mortified it they selected these pro.
fes>iol,s from the vulgar notion that they were
more gentee-a vulgar word that ought be
bdnished from lie American vorabularr-more
genIeel Than agriculture or The mechanic arts.
have aborcd hard To convince my boys there
is nothing vulgar in the mechanics pr. f.ssion |;
no particular REASON for envyiug the lawyer or
the doctor. They, az much rs the farmer and
mechanic. nre working NEIL. And should like
TO know what there is elevating in sitting over
4 table wiring prescribed forms, o. in inquiring
into the purticulars of disease and doing out
physic for them.
IL, is certainly false notion in democratic
republic, that lawyer has any higher claim to
respectabilily--grnlility, if you please-than
tanner, a blncksIDilh, painter, or builder. 1t
is The fault of the mechanic, if he takes the
place not assigned TO him by tile government
nnd institutions Of his country. He is of The
lower orders only when he is selEdegr.ded by
the ignorant and course manners which are ~.
sociard with manual labor in countries where
society is divided into castles, und have, there
fore, come to be considered illseparable from it.
Rely upon it, it is not so. The old barrier. are
down. The time has come when being mccllar.
les, We may appear On laboring days, as well rs
holidays, without the sign of our profession.
Tulen! and worth are The only eternal grounds
OF dislnciiun. TO these the Almighty has afix-
ed his everlasting patent of nobiIity. and these
it is which makes bright the immortal Name to
which our children may aspire as well MS others.
II will be our own fault, Anthor, it, in our land,
society us well ~ government, is not organized
upon Il new foundation. But We must secure,
by our efforts, the elevations that are now nc
c.Ssibe tu all"
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A&aon>g
TAKING IN A NATIVE.
4 Fish STURY.


FISH STORY.
A udicrous scene occurred the other day ir
Anthouy street, near where ,hr new theatre !.
in course of consIrnrlon, which. it brief dc.
Scriplion may convey an adequate impression o
il. IL we'll worth the telling.
One of The aborers growing thirsty beneath
the influence uf a no: sun, went hastily over Ia
the nearest hydranL for drink, ani clipping
his mouth to the spout, imbibrd The Croton As i
came. in the most forcibe and plenleous nlanncl
i'm .giu ble Hardly had poor Paddy, however
tasted The gu:hing A""d that dis'ended hi-
rherks, " hen h. bullrd upright, ard with look
Uf agnnized, HORROR cOuiulrilcrd series nf pan.
to,uiuiic con,er,ions which We're absolutely pain.
full tn witness.
.Ow-nw-ueh!" he gronntd convulSively, AT
the samp lime cawing at his throat in u frcnzed
m,unrr, while he spurled tine walter out agair,
with ,hr enrrgY of Il wounded &" "halr-lhen sud
denly recovering the Use Of his speech, he Shut.
ed
Och, murther! but he's gone; its all over
with me nn@!'
WHAT'S gone 2 exclaimed the crowd that had
gathered around him. ---------...,
fTr sxsffhwed himY' ''.''
And what the deyce i.'t that ye've swu-
lowed!
"A snake, numbering snake Oh, holy Pat.
rick pro'rrk me!
Sue, hin. yr've made savin' O. yer dinner,
said II trllnw.laborer, more alive 10 fun itan
sympathy. while II Shut of mingled incrednlly
and Laughter followed, 10 which ll,e puur sufferer
could hardly refrain from joining
Bus was il alive. man? enquired symPa'
tIiziny individual, When the eXri einrut subsidized.
Alive, did you say! BY The blessed power
ye dlnl think I'd BE- after nIng him dead,
Alive, is it :! And didn't lie jump down my
throat in ,pte If my 'erii, 2
Then clappiny his hands 10 his stomach hr
exclaimed:
.Orh home he's squir,ning now. Oh holy st.
Palrik o wly didn'L ye d" yer work entirely,
and kill Tho .Il;,kus in this numbering cnnniry.
.ou? Help. hell bile the in-idrs of mr. Oh
h"wIy Mv>es, help !-murlhrr-6rrn aud p""r
Pat, distracted by irar. cu up more capers than
u C:anl.urrr would al u war dallce.
Tut. tut, tut. be quiel man, returned another
How d" you know il WAS II sIrake!
.H..w d. | know. il il! Didn't | fale him
wrigsli"g hi" tae On, holy St. Patrick, drlis.
er me!
A brnrvolent looking gentlemen here sugges.
that i, might possibly fi-h. or perhaps ai
eel aud remarked there ought 1" liz a filler at-
lacned 1" every hydran, in The city, us the walter
was full of NIL sorts Of aumalrule.
IFS an aiI, it's an nil !! sh"u,rd 4 h"dnan
catching at the idea. Mike. lis an ai.-Run
for filter and yell calch the rascal pri-anly.
"A filter, filter! was the general cry, Run
for filter. Mike!
WiIhuut Dal,.iuv to inuuire into the fra>ibli
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/. PoETIcAL CURIOSITY "A cnrl"ns performances
is given in the following poem on different oo'i'
cal texts: IN
Cling to the Mighty One, ~. lxxxlx. ~
CIi,o IN INV pri-f. Hrb xii IL.
r,;nn n IN. Holy One, Heb l. -.
~. oves relief Ps cxvi 9.
c,;oo o. the Gracious One, Ps rxvi S.
f,i;,, IN Inv pain, p. ". 4.
c,;ro =, tho Faithful One, Thess v "a
Hs ,;ll xns,uin. ps. xviii 8.
Cling to the living One, Heo vi 20:
Ci;oo IN ,hv woe. Ps. xxxv Z.
Cling to the Loving One, John ~. IT,
Through all bel"w. Rom vh 70 g.
c,;no ~ 1b. pardoning One, j.. is. Z.
Hs snsnkp,h prare: J"hn xv. 81.
elmo tn m. Healinp One, Exud. XIV. 26.
Aeau;.b shall cease, Ps. cxlvii. 3.
C,;ng ,o rho BLEEDING One, John l.. 7.
i.I;nc % His side: John ,x. 81.
c,;,o n the Risen One, Rum. vi. 9
Jn Him abide John Ky. a.
CIinu ,o the Cunning One, Rev. xii 20.
Hope shall arise; Titus u. Is.
Clnu 10 the Rpipnins One, p. xc,i. /.
Joy lights thine eyes. Rs. XVI. u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-16

HosEsrY is said to he the best policy. but
our opinion is, that it is no policy at all.
Honesty is simple honesty. and polcy-nQ!h.
ing more nor lsss,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-16

EMDEzzLEMEST.-Mr J. l.. Egleston, Trans.
fer Clerk IN the Stale Bank OF this city, was
rnmInil'ed 10 Jail yesterday, OH IL ch: rye Of en-
b,zzng funds of The Bank 10 the amount OF
S32,OUO. Subsequent to his commitment, about
S2,U0U in money. and other valuables, were re.
cliuled by The Bank, which, with the surety, will
nearly cuver The defalealion, The loss Of the
Bank, III the utmost. will not amount to more
Than four or five thousand dollars.-Charles.en
Mercury,
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w. F. DURIs0E & son, Proprletors.
Gboiite 4oetrp,
For the advertiser.
PAR0DY0N "T0 SIGH YET FEEL NO PAIN"

For the advertiser.
'AR0DY ON "To SIGH YET FEEL NO PAIN"
To sigh with endless pain,
To weep Ger joys long fed,
Fo weave sad m"m'ry's C. press chain,
Round hops laid with the dead
To kue.l at one dear shrine,
Where love lies buried low,
TO mourn our fortunes sun decline,
In one long night Of woe-
This is sorrows starless uight,
Such :,s knows no murruw's light;
This sorrows starless, cherries night
That knows no morning bright!
To see our sun arise,
In cloudless radiance bright,
Gliding Ger our uIghs If sighs
With Heavens own blessed light
To feel that we have done
With fortunes storms for aye,
Tha, misery's course at last is run,
And ended in glad day ~
This is j"y, matchIess j"y-
Unmixed with earth alloy
This is joy, pure rapturous joy,
That grief cannot Destroy DAISY
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ANEW MoToR.-We learn from the Seftna
(Ala.) Reporter that the stream Of water from
an urtesian well in that city hs. been turned
upon large wherf Mt the Crntrs Wafehohse,
to draw up the freight ear from the ivet to the
top Of the bluff The power was Sufficient to
draw up the loaded cur, md the Reporter anlici
pates that tho psopie,ors will find the expert.
ment entirely succsssful.. This enterprise Of
going i've or ak hundred feet into "molher
earth" to tap and bring up one Of her natural
elements. wl'srewah to work machinery, 10 4
s,nking instance VI the power Of human genius.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-04-16

The INTERIOR BANK AT GRIFFM.-A state.
mem has been going the rounds of the press,
that the Inferior Bank is winding up its affairs.
This is not the fact. nor is there any authority
for the rep"rt.-WiiI our contemporaries du tbs
institution justice by correcting the error?-
Griffin Union.
We have published the statement, which We
found in some Of our exchanges, and hoped il
was true. We regret to hear that II II Dot for
we desire to see the State rid of AT the Wild
Cat Banks, because We believe them unworthy
of confidence. We shall continue 10 warn the
people against receiving their bills in circulation.
Augusta Chronicle d Sentinel.
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WE extract the following from Harpcrs
Magazine, for April:
IAN es.postmaster Of Georgia, gave us also
the following supersrriFion Uf letter which
he copied with his own hand, and then sen, ,I.s
letter acc.rding to the direr,ion. Except tbs
names, which are altered, the copy h given rer-
balm ct tieratim ct punctuatim:
"Slait off grogy, jrfison poast oftes, jaxsun
kounty to Mr.. J"nes who lives abou, seven Of
ate mile from Mr. ard, or did about foar o, lve
year ago-as doant noe your given naim the
postmaster at franklin please forrered the saitn
and mediunily it not suner an the poasttnas,rr
ut jifison kounry the sumo TO nsr Jones as snus
as the male gits thar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-10
81 GERS
Improved Sewing Machines.

T,whleh was granted the Highest Award OF
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
The Worlds Verdict of Superiority.
I'HE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
L chine has simpliaed them in many respects
sldthey are recapableof executing twice The amouni
Of work they did formerly In any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
psble Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect: a
ssIt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
ssTn by any OF these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread In such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect faul.
Manufacturers, planters and families will find
tenn the only safe Machines TO purchase, as thew
are built strong and durable, and not likely to
get out OF order. "
We have machines with guages attached, for
binding hats, cap-fronts, gaiters, &C.
Silk, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &C :, Constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates
Persons desirous Of Information REGARDING Sevv
Ing Machines Will please address
l. Nj. SINGER CO,
los Baltimore street. Baltimore
" B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma
chimes FOR old machines Of any kind Terms lib
eral. Persons who have been induced TO purchase
inferior machines under the pretext OF being
cheap, will ind this benefit indeed.
mar l0-U
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mo. 566
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN

NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAlN
IN LANDS IN WISCONSIN Notice Is here
by given that the land office at MINERAL POINT ,
SrKvRNs's POINT, and MENAsHA, in the State
Of WISCONSIN, will be open to sole and location
Of any Of the lands in said districts which were
subject to entry and location at the date OF their
recent withdrawal by notice No. $50, on and after
Monday, the 4th day Of August next, s1etpt the
following townships, the reservation Of which
toiH be continued, viz:
Office at MINIPAL POINT: Townships III to Ia
inclusive, Of ranges to east, inclusive.
Office at SrRvENs's POINT Townships Is to
%, inclusive, OF ranges to east, inclusive.
Township Is and 16 Orange least; and
Township Is Of ranges east.
Office at MRNAsHA All the townships in the
district situated betweetf township Ia and the
Michigan State line, in ranges 13 to 20 east, in
elusive.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of
hce at the city of Washington, this 9th day OF
June, 1855 THOS. A HENDRlChS,
je 25-2aw6w Commissioner.
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SINGULAR CASE OF ABSENCE oP MIND IN A
CLKRGYNAN.-We find the following in the
Meriden Conn Transcript:
"The paragraph which we published week
OF two ago giving an account Of a remarka-
bic case of Observation-Disclosures which occurred
in this town-a minister having gone into the
desk Of a neighboring vestry and conducted
the services, suppOsing that he was in his own
having taxed the credulity Of several Of our
contemporaries, we take occasion here TO vouch
for its entire correctness. Not only was the
reyerned gentleman SO absorbed that he walk
ell into the wrong vestry and into the desk of
a brother of different doctrinal faith, bat he
actually opened the meeting, and had proceed
ed some ways with the services before he dis
covered his error Meantime, brother No.
coming in found his desk occupied, and in
puzzled mood quietly took his seat with the
congregation, determined 10 await further de-
velopements. 'Phancy the pheelinks' of bro
ther No l when brother No. 2 arose and said
that he had come in with the expectation Of
presiding over the meeting at usual, but was
kappy to see his desk SO well occupied, and
thst lie arose simply to endorse the remarks
which his brother had just made. The con-
gregation of brother No. /, after waiting a
sufficient length of time, concluded that from
some cause they were in the perdicament OF
the 'sheep without a shepherd, and so aP'
pointed the deacon to preside, and had an IN
terestin. meeting on their own hook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-10

A Rich POLITICAL JOKE.-We havo pri-
vato authentic adVices of an amusing but in
dicatiye mistake, of which Fremont was the
victim. In New York city, last week, the
frec-soil candidate went on board the steam
ship " 0rizaba" to say 4" adiOs' TO some Cali
fornia bound friends. A gentleman who was
with Fremont, said to Padre Will, the Niear
aruan minister, who was on board, "AllOw
me to introduce your excelleney to the next
President Of the United States" (making n
motion towards Fremont, but not calling him
by name The Padre stepped forward, raised
his hat bowed, and said, {" L am very happy
to see you, Mr.. Buchanan 20 Enough said.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nav %, 1886
No'ice is hereby given to the holders OF ths
sloek issued pursuant to the act Of Congress- Of
s1u 'uiy, 1876, that such stock Is redeemable bv
''' 'eis' and VIII be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender OF the certificates thereof, on the 18th
oi november next, when interes, thereon will
cease
fhis department will continue to purchase sucs
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
tue interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
win one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the lst day Of June and the 3lst day Of july. in
elusive, one-half Of one per cent on the amounts
specified in the certificates;
on such stock received between the st and 3,st
days OF August, fourth Of one per cent;
ana on such stock received after the 3lst dav OF
august, the Interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, will be paid.
Certhcates OF such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
states by the party entitled to receive the pur
Chase money; and when sent prior to the 1st July
Tue current half years interest mu t also be as
signed by the present stakeholder, otherwise such
interest VIII be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders OF other
stocks OF the United States that this department
will purchase the same between the 1st day Of
June and the lst day Of December next, unless
sum Of 81 500 be previously OBJ aimed,
and will pay for the same, in addition to the in.
terest accrued from the day Of the last dividend
ofinterest, and one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
Of premium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of 1si7 and ls4s premium
q 16 per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep.
temoer, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
De duly assigned to the United States by the par.
~ entitled to receive the money and II sent pre-
rious to the 1st July, the current half-yesr's in
terest must also be assigned by the present stock
holder otherwise the interest for the half wear to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Paymeat for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
Entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m29.dtl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury
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~"Hsve YOU heard the story about

~" "Hsve you heard the story about
number 2S8 ?" inquired the facetious Mr.. C.,
addressing his fun-loving neighbor b.
mo, L have not" replied b., T" " lot us
have it,
Z: tits too rross," remarked c., hesitatingly.
uOh. never mind, can stand let me have
IL by ali means" eagerly exclaimed Is.
ii toll you it is too gross.
"AlI the better, it will gust suit me; like
such jokes; just shut the door there and let
mo hear il I"
Cant do that, for q. stands there listening
10 hear me sell you"
"Well, if you're going TO sell me, L should
like to know how you re going to do IL; Let's
hear what your 26S is that's too gross"
:" You have heard il twice already, replied
c with a grin. tell you 2Ss, being twice
I44 is two grOce.
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NEW MATTRESS FACTORY.
Fairview Cotton Works Alexandra. Va.

AVlNG ADDED THE MATTRESS RJISJ-
H ness to our other manufactures we are nov
Prepared 10 supply the trade with a superior arti
cie OF cotton or Shuck MATTR ESS we have
d new patent shuck picker In use which splits
as auu curls the shucks In the most perfect manner
ma MattIesses hlled with these are superior to the
.,.s uu Nna, oeing more elastic and durable This.
compete In price and quality with Baltimore and
otnei northern manufacturers Orders for anv
particular size or kind filed Immediately.
T,',,S' So' supply OF Cotton Warp, Wrapping
tnrers nrioa na'lng always on hand, at manufac-
FITZPATRICK & BURNS.
Proprietors, Alexandria.
M 20 r rOhN BOGUE, Agent,
je 12.1m r' iso'o""'
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}. CONNELLY, Undertak.r

20. iz3 Ssrssfh s'rssf. west sids, bet g and III,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORm the
w citizens OF Washington and
ne sdjoinlng counties that he Is -
r,spared to attend TO all orders at
ts shortestnotice and on the most liberal terms,
ss will spare no pains to give entire satisfaction
= al occasions. He guarantees to preserve the
ladin the warmest weather for any length of
tine.
Alsrge supply Of ready made COFFINS of
81 sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses and every otbey
article furnished Of the best quality.
AshaIe OF the public patronage is respectfully
rllclted. mar Sl-tf
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H~ A gentleman, whose character for So
briefly has heretofore been unimpeachaDie'
took US aside at the DOdworth concert the
other evening, and propounded the following !;
eff owed you five dollars, what liquor should
L resemble?n The band struck up the new
Tiger Polka just then, and we hastened TO
hear it, but late in the evening our Joker
whispered in our ear. "owed W" tea" do
vte. IN y. Pic.
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dAULE mERlNO AND SILK UNDER.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
A MOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY
"A OF Gentlemen's Underdress this ay opened
OF every variety Of size and quality, such as
Gauze silk SHIRTS and DRAWERS
DO Merino Do DO
DO Cotton DO Do
Do Thread Do Do
Do Shaker Do do
Also, full supply Of Linen and Jean DRAW
ERS, Of gold quality and styles
twill be recollected that we buy exclusively
for cash, and that we offer the best goods at the
lowest and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S
IN I6-H SaleSrOom, Browns Hotel
REFRiaEkATDRS. DRS.-JUSTRECEIVE
~ few more OF those excell. mt plain Refrige-
rators When all the patent Refrigerators have
been tried and laid aside, these will continue to
be used, as they long have been, ann give uni
vsrsal satisfaction. Prices are low
Jy1 q. FRANCIS, 49J Seventh st.
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WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,S
Lie UID HAIR DYE

SklLFULLY APPLIED, AND SOLD Whole
~ sale and Retail at 6 III BS'S Hair Dressino Es-
taoilSoment on Pennsylvania avenuo between 9th
IN 9-eo}m
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BAJoU,s KID AND OTHER GLOVES,

mo H. SMOOT, No. 1I9 BRIDGE STREET,
y Georgetown, has received, from Newr1r
York, ladies Bajou's X / ID L. U V Els ,btMD |
white black and colored; gents. do do ;llIJ JlII
ladies and gents. Jatfeta Silk and Lisle ~ w
Thread Gloves. Also, first rate assortment OF
bleache6 and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities /;
bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys Hose and fialf Hose.
Particular attention being paid TO keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes OF the
above goods, purchasers may depend upon get
ting good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere.
ml-tr JOHN II. SMOOT.
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The pest materials and tie best workmanship is
employed to produce S5 Hat, which is sold for
S3 81. We do cash business, meet with no los.
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. relt and Straw Hats unusually low
N. Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers: Price 25 cents per bottle.
ANTHONY 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Agent
for New York Hat COMPANY m Nttf
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for Yourself Terms positively cash. No extra
profit charged to Offset bad debts. Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street,
near Pennsy .vania avenue.
m2l.u ANTHONY, Agent.
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wT An editor out West announces the olrtn
of his ninth child under the head oi "Dlstrese'
ing Casualty"