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kereVeNn CeUGress.

n-erseaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 inc
ksrepeNn CeuGress.
Nrw yorK. Aug II The Herald to-days p1b-
nm. NJ Msrrv,a rrply to france, relative 70 the
a.sss.ssions 81 Tho Four Powess, WIN regard 10
,,ss-ssssrine The President declines 70 assent
10 them, but proposes 70 odd toths Arst the iol
And that private property Of belHgsrsnts on
thu hi~h SEAS shall BE- exempted from capture BY
the armed vessels OF other belligerents, except It
he contraband"
The President In Hen Of this 10 willing TO adopt
the ID or 4th propositions without the irst
Tho Arguments used are historical and forcible
He quotes the example Of Louis 18th Of France
having recourse 70 privateering. ~
Mr.. Marcy cites tho example Of great mari
time power which. under certain circumstances,
coud derive immense advantages from the Par,s
declaration BY making the commerce of other ma.
lions dependent on her mode of proceeding, and
while avoiding the use of the name Of England, ne
shows that France was unwise In acceding TO the
proposition without the amendment proposed ~
the United States
The following are the propositions contained In
the Paris declaration:
!. Prtvateering is and remains abolished.
g. The neutral flag covers enemy's goods, with inc
exception of eontraband Of war.
s. Neutral goods with the exception OF contraoand
Of war, are not liable 10 capture under the ensmJ
rag
=. Blockades in order to be bindinE must he efec-
tive that 10 tn say. maintained by force sufcient
really to prevent 10 the coast of the enemy
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1000 prizes amounting to-. .......
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Qut'rs $3.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50. 000 CORE spending with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper. encrced with small tin tubes ard
placed In one wheel .- t'
The first 200 pIiz s. similarly printed and encircled,
placed in another wheel ~
The wheels are then revolved, and . number 10
drawn from tho wheel of numbers, and at the same
time q prize 10 drawn from tho other wheel Tho
number aud prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed 70 the audience, and registered BY the Commits
sioner, tho prize being placed sgsisst the number
drawn This operation is repssted until all the prizs
d. out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding snd
the fling numbers to those dravinR he frs
200 prizes will be entitled tho 800 approximation
prizes according to The Scheme.
TT The Managers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel oil OF hers Offer to the public the above
cheme which for the brliancy of its capitals and
the chances of obtaining prizes, has never been
equailed
CT Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and pay
able in full without reduction.
~ All prizes of $1,000 aud under, paid inme
dately after the drawing -other prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential Tho
drawn Numbers will BE- forwarded to purchasers i'm
m ediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Ticket, can be addressed either TO
~ 3. SWAN co Atlantis, Ga,
an l2-tSl2 Or g. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala
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Congregational

WASHINGTON, August ll.-Senate "A resolu.
tion was adopted calling for information of the
measure taken by the government with regard to
the declaration OF the European congress res
pecting the abolition of privateering
Mr.. Douglass reported back the House Hill for
the reorganization of Kansas, with report akipc
the ground that the Senate bill is the best plan for
the pacihcation that thee Senate can devise. and
recommending that the bill be laid on the fable
a test vote on its rejection
Mr. Oollamer made q minority report recon.
meDding the enactment of The House bill
The House bill was tabied-ayes IS, nays l3.
Mr Weller moved to take up the Pacific Railroad
OH. which was disagreed TO.
The Senate, by q vote of 30 to IL struck ont
from the House Kansas bill ita provisos, regarding
the Executive and Appropriation BILL
hohss;-Mr Campbell Of Ohio. from the Commit.
tee OF Ways and Means reported bill reducing
tue DUTY on inports, and for other purposes
The consideration of the bill was postponed I'm.
III the third Monday in December.
A message was received from the President, We
tong the bill for the Improvement Of the Des
Moinss Rapids
The bill was then passed over the yeto-vess
100, nays 81.
The Post Office Appropriation bill passed with
out debate.
The Army Appropriation bill was then taken up
"a returned from the Senate, minus Mr. Sherman's
prcviso
Mr., Pennington offered as a substitute for the
proviso. that no military force shall be employed
70 AID IN the enfsrcement of the acts Of the Terri
toria Legislature Of Kansas. until such onactpenfs
Are approved by Congress-ths proviso not 70 be
construed 80 - to prevent tho President from EN-.
ployine an adequate military force to prevent the
invasion Of the Territory by armed bands Of mon
Tesaents Or any other body Of nouresidents acting
= me posse eomiiatus Of any od1eer in the Terri
"a Mr. Pennlngton's substitute was adopted-ayes
l0l nays e. -
T m bin was then returned to the Senate
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A NEW COOPER:
N Just Published,
EARATOGA; A Tale Of 1897
nance of American Border Life.
lJmn mualin-prica al %

A Romance Of American Border Life. One vol
limo, muslin-Prce 81 %
American Novelists have at late confined them.
seves mainly to sketches of social and domestic life
They have aimed to produce miniatures and cabinet
rather than historical pictures The author OF
Saratoga has chosen large canvas and has wroh ght
with boder hand By placing the scene of his story
what then the verge of civilization and por-
trayng characters trained in all the exisepcies OF
startling incident and thrilling adventure without vio-
latns the probabilities of history. The bold, eau
,ious woodsmsn, Sandy Bri cham, the wstchfu tsci-
breed Joe, will compare fsvorably with the best de-
hneaioDs in the Leaherstocking Tales of the great
American Novelist. Since Cooper put fol tn his ear
ten work OF this class possessing merits equal to this
tale of life on the borders
fhe title of this book gives to know at oucs the
nature of its contents. 1t abounds in incidents of
exciting chRractsr
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u]lp''
!. Fl. nAnaAaxr "

On Monday, ID. iith int. " ~ r. AAoA1i -
1hs friends and aequaineaeses Of the smtu afe
.ese,fully isyited to attse4 her tuseral tsom the
rssideucs Of Mr.. C. b. Harnss tsis tEuesasV nesn-
ine, af ~ o'clock -
On Monday. tho 18th inst, q Ia e'slsck, nn LU-
CY 4 0NEIN, eonsort II VIM. Green, dec'd
Heffuneral win take place from her late sesssnrs
ana seansinfsnces Of the family ere respectfully "a
auestsd to attend.
AZ tbs residences Of Mr. Issse Jenainss a the coun-
yv;",t Ma SOPHlA w. COSBY, in the 18th year
~ her sss. and formerly Of Petersburg. Mis C.soy
w.s for msay wears previous 70 her DEATH consi.-
tent and asaloas member u the -. b. Cnofcn
South. =
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THk sTKAMER ARAGO

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Arago, with
London papers to the 30th July, has arrived
here.
The Baltic arrived ont on the 30th
Spnfn.
Advices from Spain state that Malaga and Ora.
nada had revolted. and that the roy troops were
joining IN the movement
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A Nice Income.

Albert and Victoria receive one million Of dol.
lar. annually. BY strict economy, they are able
to support life this small amount. 1t is propos
ed to settle three hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars on the Princess Royal Of England as her an
nuty after her marriage with the Prusssn Prince
Having been trained to frugal habits. it is hoped
that the young housekeepers will avoid all unne
cessary expenses, and thus be enabled TO make the
two ends of the year meet .s.
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News from kasas.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9-Between three and four hun.
bred Kansas emigrants left Nebraska City on the
4th inst for Topeka where it was expected they
would arrive on Wednesday following, unless in
terrupted on their march by Missourians Two
hundred of the latter had left Westport and Kick
apoo, with the intention of interrupting them -
General Lane did not accompany the emigrants.-
One hundred men from Topeka have gone up the
Iowa road to meet and assist them.
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THE ELEcTIoN.-A dispatch from Little Rock
Arkansas says that State has gone for the Demo
Gratis by $500 majority. Warner and Greenwood
Democrats, are elected to Congress. In Missouri
the members Of Congress certainly elected are
Blair, Anderson. Caruthers, Green, Craig Dodson
end Aiken. The returns 30 far show Ewing, the
American candidate for Governor 1400 ahead oil
Polk the Democratic nominee.
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Ocean Steamers.

We observe that, in the large visitation to
Europe this summer. the majority of passengers
seem to take the Cunard line. This is probably
owing to the succession Of misfortunes from which
the Collins line has suffered, and the prevailing
impression that greater caution ia exercised ON the
Eoglish than the New York boats.
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The Virginia Convention Of the Deaf and
Dumb.

WASHINGTON, August 11-Dr Peet Of New
York. the well known President Of the Deaf and
Dumb Institution, arrived here this evening, with
4 party of eleven instructors, on their way to at
tend a Convention of the Deaf and Dumb at
Staunton, Va, which is to meet on Wednesday
next. This party comprises Populations from
New York Connecticut aud Ohio.
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WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE report that Judge
McLans has issued writ of habeas corpus to any
person in Kapsas charged with treason is untrue.
He was applied to and refused to do so.
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T0lcrnt1Ou.


There Is no virtue moro talked about and less
practised than the virtue of federation. 1t re-
q uires wisdom to be tolerant, and wisdom being
q scarce commodity, liberation does not flourish
extensively. 1t is difficult TO understand why
theological and political opponents should in gem
erai have so little charity for each other. Why
cannot men allow TO other men the same sinceri-
ty Of conviction and honesty of purpose they
claim for themselves Every dispassionate OBJ
server of human affairs must be convinced that
whilst the believers in all religious and all politi
cal creeds cannot be equally right, they are all
equally sincere and sincerity Is worthy OF respect-
fu and charitable consd Grafton, however much
disfgured by error.
Men never look with aversion or dstrust upon
their neighbors because they differ with them on
questions of agriculture. mechanics philosophy,
internal improvements. or any other Of the thou
sand subjects upon which the world has been dis
putting for ages. In politics, however prejudice
blinds minds to the virtues and motives of our
opponents and in religion, instead Of loving our
neighbor ourselves, we consider him ~ little
less than enemy and in some danger of losing
bis soul, unless he takes shelter under our own
ecelesiastc vine and fig tree.
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NEW YORK, Aug Il1-Advices from Havana re-
port the yellow fever raging there. Many Ameri-
can ship masters are dead at that port
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Racruifs for Walker.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Cahawba
sailed hence on Saturday for San Jnan with q
large reinforcement of troops for Nicaragua, and
ammunition.
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North Carolina Election.
Renarf i,orrected.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 1l-Bragg, Dem.) in 80
counties, gains COCO. The Democrats gain 20
members of the Legislature.
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BANGOR, Me-, Aug l0-The Democratic District
Convention held at Newport to-day, nominated
Abraham Sanborn, OF Bangor, representative to
Congress. Mr. Sanborn has heretofore acted with
the straight whig party. Mr. Cobb of Georgia, and
Mr. benjamin Of Louisiana, addressed the Conven-
ton.
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MARINE news
roRr OF RICHMOND, Aug. II.


/ >N~>~>
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and psssrneers, Ludlsm Watson.
Steamer Beividere, Pritchstt, Baltimore, mdzs,
sohr. Thes. Conner, crump. Cabin Point, lumber,
r. ID. Phillipe.
Schr Gen. Worth, Dobins, james River. wheat,
schr Two Williams Smith. chickahominy, wheat
sehr J. w Roach, johnson, New York, suano. H.
sehr' Olive, Mudd, AIsxandri., fsh, wombls &
sehr. kim William, George, Petersburg, wheat
T. Workman &c.
sshr. Lainsyille, Dick, York River, wheat, Jno J..
schr. James Steele, Bailey, Norfolk, suano. Nc
Gruder's Sons.
sehr g. Cloud. Savage, smithh.Id, corn, Thomas
sehr. R.ltn,or., Phillips, james River, corr,
stearnes, Brummel 4 Go.
schr Southerner, Lefever James River. wheat.
Bari virginia and Es.elin., wilkins New York.
xuano, Fry l. Sons, Crenshaw 4 Co, and Mc0ruder's
schr } A. Hazard. Williams, New York, phosphate
''''' SAILED,
schr. Haxall, Moss Now York. mdse, d. W.
sehr Ch... P. Brown, Lakewood, Now York. -four,
d. l. w. Currie
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsrowN, LIZ W
Is PARRISH Master, from New York, arrived yester-
day:
1.B Ouidor. M. Burke, M. L. Wsnser, Joseph II.
Coiquft. G. r. Meschutt, L. Hannsn. H. C. ScuddeT
C. E.Painter J. Roarke. T. George. s. B. Clarke
Lieut. Brown, u. 8 Army, J. Il. Hamilton X. J.
Graves. Jos Leshr. J; r. Robinson, Mrs Welton and
Boiling Miss Julia Lamb H. Lilly, James Allen, g.
w 0srnett b. Baker, A. B Sheppsrson, r. Hill, TIL
A. Patterson, WIN. Miller. w. Il. Meriwethsr and
lady, Jne. Mortoa and lady, Mrs. Brown and child
Mrs Alien, w. II. Everett, J. A. Chadwick, and ~
n seersge.
! Also f:om Norfolk-Jno. CAMEL. 8 Griffin J. Ho-
iday lady, 2ehdren and servant VIM J. Parrish, J..
E Roath, H. B. Grigsby, C. Smith, 8. Sharp Ed
Wood r. Z.nzipsrr lady. child and servant: Captain
s. Foster, Miss 8: Perry, T. L. Mari: w w. Wood,
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John s. Mcdonald was shot and killed by Dr.
Devine, Mayor of San Antonio, Texas, on the
goth ult. Mcdonald was cOwhiding his antag-
onist.
There were 81 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the Cd inst.
Oh last Thursday week a hail storm passed over
Bath county, Virginia, killing chickens and even
pigs, and dainagn the crops toa great extent.
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FINE FRUT-We yesterday received per Rich.
mond and Danville Railroad, basket of luscious
peaches from the nursery OF 8. w Westbrook,
Es1.. near Grecnsboro', N G. The fruit is far su
perior to any We have seen offered for sale here,
and arrived in perfect condition. Mr.. W. We
learn, will send supply regularly to this market.
They can be plucked in the morning and reach
this city per railroad by o'clock the same day.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
Prayiss saA l'i9sstss'


Prayisg rad fiasttsE.
Rev. DR.. 9. H. COG. . venerable Presoy'eI','
.,.r,vman Of New York, has publishsd some w."'
,,ued uords Of sdmoultlon 10 his brethren IN s"e
m,n,s,ry He tells them that they Ought % prese'.
mot po,sics but the gospei that they ouss. n'' "
he psr,i,sns. certainly not seciionalsss. hs -.
hort. them 10 pray in privass and 70 p" ~ ~ :.
their country. and says. with the late Dr, = -
.or. 81 have more confidence in prayer tnAn 10
any osber power moro In ono praying pa"per 'nan
In hey nsh,ing generals" DE- COX .nen sNs. Nv.
brethren few hints - TO prayer, wn'en some OF
hem verv much need. He says he fears the nsree
n,ln,, decl.imers Of the North pray more o'en ~
men and at parties. than to God at ALL TN"
.r.., abuse of prayer. and an unfair advantage Of
n. person prayed for who has no chance to return
~. commitment, One point DIR. Cox seems to have
ovsrlooked who Is to pray for these political
,ar.oa,. who evideauy need praying for more than
.,vhody slsei who 10 TO fntercede for these
wolves 10 sleeps clothing: these emissaries Of sa-
tan. who have stolen the livery OF tho court Of
Heaven 10 serve tho Devil iuf- This should be
the first step. Let these fighting parsons be pray.
ed for and when they are dispossessed of the le-
eion of evil spirits which inhabit them, then we
may expect their own prayers to be OF some avail
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NKW BOOKS. at
HIsroRy or IN MIS;nATJnN :. ~. ,i ~ 's Lee.

~ GEO. NJ VESTS 18th street
HISTORY OF IMMIGRATION to the u. States:
exhibiting the number, sex, age, occupation and
country Of birth, Of passengers arriving in he
Seth. 1918, to December 81. ls55; compiled an.
tirely from official data: With introductory re.
vi.w Of tbs progress and extent of immisration to
the United States prior to 1919. and an Appendix
containing the NsturalizatonA and Psssenrar
Lave of the United States, and extracts from Ire
lsws OF the several States relative to imm srauts
to the imrortatirn Of psap.rs. convicts lunaiics.
nc, By VIM. J. Cromwell, Of the Department
Of State Price 81 50.
ELLEN PERCY, or the Memoirs Of an Actreas ~
9 w u. Reynolds. Doc.
MONTAGUE, or the Rejected suitor Soc.
0ALLoPiN6 GUS, or the Purse and the Pistol
The GREEN HAND; Short Yarn. Now Ed.
THE HUMOROUS POETRY Of III. Ep,u,h Lar.
suass. from CHANGER TO SAKE. By } Parton-
y .. N l2-N
Tx ACMks OF LUABI,E LAMB Ar
=, ~ TER MINUS or THE WEnfHAM
FLANK ROAD, NILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
Ihe % oscnheH are authorized to cell Tor excbsnse
Isr Improved city property the above tract OF land
sooat 100 acres cleared. balance we'll wooded The
SOL equal 10 any in that neisktorhcod
9ss several iine locations for dwsi,ing and
could be msde Of the ost beautiful farms in The
vicinity OF kichmcnd. There arc spon Tbs place
nov, small dwelling, negro houses, sood ham.
sl.el: .ss Corn House, sli .sssy s:v Aggly
X MBROlDkRikS, ENlBkOI E5-.
@ cost prices in osdsr to szhisA something entirely
new In that line, by the middle Of next month
..,,ss - AILLHisEn = BRO,
- ses Il aQsss ~ SSsvSs Yyaasssss'ss
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ITO SMITH ELY AND J0HN SHUT
L TLEWORTH. NON-RESlDENTS OF THE


Take notice. that tho LIT day of October, 1856,
between tho houIs of A. NJ and r. at the office
of r. r. Howison. Governor street. two doors
above the Richmond House in the city of Richmond,
shall proceed to take dispositions of Joseph Bernard
and othersto be read a. evidence In suit pending in
the Circuit Court of Henrieo County, wherein am
plaintiff and you and OF hers defendants. And if
from, any the taking of such dispositions be
commenced Or being commenced shall not be com
pleed on that day, the taking of the will be ad
journed fIom time to time until completed.
au IL --faw3w WASHINGTON HATTON
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1--WE DOLLAkS kkWAkD...I will give
l. the above reward for the detection of the thief
who has stolen the pictures out of the front door of
Pratts Daguerrean Gallery.
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Csrter's spanish Mixture, Bulls and Sand ssrssps.
rl.a, Mustsng Lnnent, McLane's and all other pop.
u'ar VeImifug-s, and Painters Brushes and Coiors
ana o'o boxes Of Window Glass, French, embrac.
ing lare. assortment of sizes of Superior auaiiy
Particular attention to packing and forwardng or.
ders PURCELL, LADD Co, Druegists
au " " Main St. cor Nth. Rchmona Va
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LOST


r OAT..On sasurday. tho ID Instant. w
II M1MOkANDUM BOOK. confsinfns swo iii
Of sslee for pesroess Any persou finding the ssme
and lesvns IL ct this Office. or ct Lee OvefpJ OF
nee. TN ,1l5 ?: h''iai' RSBERr THOMPSON. !
OST -.lln Sunday last between Frank.
lin and Main strsets 25th rreet. my free pepss
thew we're in small tin box. will give reward ~
one dollar If Jeff at this Office.
.r1a...,t. A free Of color.
T OST.---On Monday, between 18th ssre EEL
1 and the Market my FREE PAfEhs 1T
finder will be reasonably rewarded by returning Inc
''n'e - ~" ELIZABETH WILLIAMS,
7,yS. Afes woman Of color
T O9T-1 Dair Of GOLD SPECTACLEr,
L. with slides in q wooden case. between CAPTAIN ON
(ioddiu's Tsyern and the At. Charles HotsL " the
way of the New Market. Any person hnd1ng mem,
and eaypr the same with Mr.. Valentine, &C tse New
n artet or with tho subscriber, win be well psId;
:, WI n. @. LUMPKIN.
- L05T.-Last Tneaday an English
ADsG Terrier perfectly white with the sxeeF-
ton Of a brown spot over her lett eye
Marked on the collsr the name Of Capt kessee at
sh. Toll Osta. liberal reward viii be paid for her
delivery to Messrs. Burke Eggeston or at this
office. au i<--H
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A RAKE EiIANCE...For sale, a first
"A ei'ss RESTAURANT, in a Genital part of the
Say dong u, "a good business sold on account of ill
eddre.s h through post Office. au I2-s*
EfOk LADIES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pa
tent Starch which requires boiling is particu-
LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists,
an ~ 4th and franklin sts
HlTk CANDlED CALAMUs.-For
IS1p Laid isY ' Z ROBINSON,
au12 Chemists. &c. Attn and Franklin sts
GENUINE WHITE WINDsOH SOAP,
~ and the true Russian Kessn Soap; for sale by
LAlDLEY L. ROBINSON
gu u Chemists, &C, 4th and franklin sts
&ILks. SILKS :..Bnreains, Bar9aine.
Plaid silks at 50 ca broken Plaid Silks, at IS cts
lri'h Plsid Silks rch coiors; Mone Antique Silk
Chene silks; plain celored silks ws offer to tho
cssh only. C. A. GWAfKIN,
au IL Opposite Exchange Bank
L for sale ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN ( CO 20.
SUPEKIOK Old KYk WHIsKkY..-J0
.ni .' '''' % DA .-i ALLEN l. CO.
y l.. 4 4. eTUART's G YELLOW So.
~. CARGO b9,.ls sn sns and f0r :,e BY
%4F bxvas;SsT st a.; 'eF q gle
1 III y "
.u 1s'''''e ana b b. ifP ALLEN . co.
A KOMATIC WILD EHKKRY hit.
"A TERS THESE Bittcrs are admirably adapted to
give strength and tone to the system they improve
the appetite and act as general corrective OF the
whole sysfem. Price, 50 cents quart bottle FOR
sale BY 4. j. PICOT,
on " Drasgist
"A Mp kTs, KUt.s AND OIL Ci.OTHS.
~ Wears closing ont the remainder of our Carpets
At sreat barEains Purchasers would do well 70 esI
and see how cheap selling Them for cash onIy
CHAS. A. 9WATKIN
90 II Opnoaite Exchange Bank
RRITTANtA ICk-W ATKK PITCH KE.
- We hsve just ,ened another supply Of thea in
valuable Pitchers: Those who have not tried then
shosld at once call and procure them.
an ~ BuLKLEY CO.
SPhlNG CANDLksTlCkr.. By ahe aid
- tns gandIsstiek the candle Ia maintainsd at
ne same height while burning, giving clearer lisht
With other ADVANTAGES possessed over the orinary
S < au lz kuLKLEY CO
Tux CLEAR sTARCIlER,s FRikND.
Tor giving ahnished and beautiful aloss 70 shrts
collars bosems, and I'll kinds Of Linen 0oods For
saNa LAIDLEY ROBINsUN,e
saH Nsw Drug Store, 4,h and Franilinsss
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~ EAT COT rAGE KESIDENCE ON
~ 5TH STREET FOR SALE Tho subscribers
authorized to sell tho neat framed cottage resi-.
dence the line Of 9Th street. near to Navy
Hill. 1t has every accommodation for the use Of a
genteel family. The terms of payment can be made
very easy to any one who may be willing to assume
tho lien to of tho building associations Apply TO
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