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A UCfIOE NOTICE.
IA SPECIAL sale Mt watches.
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 GO.
NO 81 Br ,AdwAy.
VIII sell on Tuesday. Sept -,

A UCTIoN NOTICk.sCPlRiOR HOUSEHOLD rUREI-
"A ture, &c WILLIAM r. BOYD, Auctioneer By GEO.
NICHOLR-store No So NASSAU reef, win sell Tuesday.
Bopenber 19h inst ut ie ocock 81 No King street.
MeodouRA good OF household furniture:
mahogany chairs csnre and side tAaes Brussels and
ngran oArpe oil Go dresa mahogany bedaeAda
mirrors also good lot OF kchs rutnre
<yROuHIrER a co, AUrrIoRaERS-wlLL SELL ON
" Tuesday, Sept 80 a OF O'Clock a t1 Elizabeth itreoi
Beecke the house furniture Consisting OF
becsteAds and Windsor chairs
unrpos feather bcx and dining sbles
kitchen iuse &c &c also chest Of tools and three
de- uniiohns choto0 q Madeira
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A UevMA1IA PiOrMMt LiFh #rAbLiHNFn iN1
"A Carving the Il, 3 NAILS
aAihna positively % the dsv advertised
Tbs A cdppst shlp
SfGOpA.
l,sp ,ns espsc y Rnlrh, Ccnrasnd~,
s-fI su~~~~d Lave Yankee, and wusrsnte~d Re
p for Melbourne; orders on hard for over y>e frurh
NV sv, freight th~ NJ 100 vii he
av1rsble tevms The stn0Dk 10 fsvorits ship, ne
r- sYnbly ons passages and delivering her in hns
osder Hrr last rnn Melbourne occupled ~ dsTs ard
hes retr.s AZ pw Aaiisx Fnr frekh " pscsge epp
Va W. OAMeEOF
M, rswras or--n.
Rsaf bNls f,T rsl- srd advsn@~- ~sia snursr
Heala. vousxaees ID Aay1>gs. wLk.asva Sfes, a W
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CTEAn BlrwlRN INV YORK AND aLAsaow-
EDrSsuRsHs ago e. tom. william caamias eam.
aL1saow' Issa tons joan DanasD eonmsSdsr The gss.
s sew s sna hIT. % Ss. q
s,.sgo., "wednesday, Sep, 80 u n,oa New Tari sept ia
ssS s:arS:y S SSs noon o
yr., ol... SIS, ira e:ss. r,soa sh cooked pro,aou.
80 A .S,sea sSnss z es ss.nsr rS
sTossv " New YORK *, S. Or xoa Only rsT "a p..
age.
EoR 'oUrHAxProS AND HAvRx-TaH UrIrxc
s!Aes mall ..eAmer rULroE. A wotton. oos,n .eier
mar No .se ssr ,., o s s. s. e. ss "
y,r.. r..os g r seseSa o.s,n
engines % Is ID hs event o. collision s,.adas ss x.s
s.na of 81 re and saa .o ~ S sa
kse no! w.Bicd during ne shout Re sea, GA boar
ahen amer thursday oc' 10 Fer siysi pssssg. sppl,
.ssr Srsso VII succeed a y. yapa. and sss xs,
RoYah ~ pxs sy.ASsnr ass ,ss; LIVER
e% Ss .sa -: mails ,ss % .s ~
psss.dSes Jersey CITY With he passengers ' a liz AID
II O'Clock. The Arabia viii sad o.obsr Il.
CTEIa roE LONDON IND BsEass.-Tus s.sn
n.a sse's 81 n N neon rom DE, ~ a. I'VE, Nv fs
dor And R.@ss Sacaiss :, s,,.ss s,pS rsssa,
.% s sss, Fl % Va aSSs g irS s s.
urrAx 10 LIVERPOOL ron ,so-THs r.vosrru
- ircn screw sesm,hip GiTs OF BALfiMohE Cspiaia
SIS & s,' sias eSs4s e If sSss
ATorFcs.-pRAnArIc LrsE or LIVERPOOL PACK.
~ es -P.cset g9h ssot~mser rh- celebrated clipper
ssS.s For Passage n cabin seoond cabin and serAge 40
ply on board pier Hast river, or TO TArscorf CO.
U,oR IIyrRpooi,-rBR CELEBRATED SHIP xxriHs
STATE riIi sail 10 morrow Room for = few
n csen seons ese.a sd See agSy on
scs,s p.ss sOr'A rve'' or 70 fsrkR n p%Aaksr' I"
LOB CALI ,oRSIA-UrIrgD STAINS MAIL LINE
II VA PsnsuA Rsilro~d -Ihs Uniied stsies Nal steam
ren 1t sor,s rsrr the vel Known snd a.. s,ssm.hIe
ri. se "a sorwsres 81 Psssms ~. ro.a and sress a p.
..s s s P,ae ~ s.%'sO .s
.ho I'll Be rs.spess 1s,s Z. or sac rsn
ysnsms ready or sss ssod any poso a,on
ne Only o.s o The company ~ &c. .r.s. ..sr e Var.
cav. s s's and srs O. sscs nsn,s '"'''
TINTED STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP LINZ ros Hh.
u vans and New orlesns-On Friday oci,per p at
cooss y from pier 700, q w.rrss s',es, North river
r,s. c.a ,ss .ssrss = ne ca q s .s ns ,- sss.
~ The os On svVs. iona No ossr
ed ana no bul Of % win pe sirued ser .,
% ss S = 3 a s
A UsrsALrA rIor..s LIsn nsrAnLnHsD ,Aa
,xiss Hsr' 3: saa. r ,sIs
WV s.,. ....S:.s d,.y.,ch ,or syansy ...a su.s,:s
r~ ss's'' '.ss.x 'g,sIss2:. o- no. ,o-n-. n....
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No I Broad street.
90 ook classroom No IS Courand prime
,sssniassursss siso prime b ios q ssocS xsOds.
uorIoK EorIcE
No. 81 Broadway
VIII sell on Monday Sep ember. q,
THE STOCK OF A STAPLE JoBsIs0 HOUSE
STAPLE p fpSnsDs ss1s' , osES Il GOODS
BleacAod brown sheetrgu and shirngs clnth cassi
Hsees hosiery silks, dress goods white goods, &C. 20
ssS and al be- so wisson. r.ssrve Tor csss
ees who have Dash to invest In cheap dry goods arc
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale.
A UUTIcN NoTICE-PogIrIvn SALE OF LIQUORS
81 TO-, O'clock the auction Of Frankfort
and William ees 90 cas- rs OF liquors. BRANDY Sshisd&m
s whskey, port wine ao several ANAL packages of choie
brandy Two iron safes, &C. SC
a win SOL Monday, the . at s lO o'sock NJ Al
RS West Twenty seventn street. between rinh and Tenth
the stock and fixtures of grocery and qun~ store
nXures &C. also lease OF the three years
eron kaY last Sale positive. Terma cash
"A SPECIAL sale nj watches
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO.
NO ~ Br AdwAy.
VIII sell on Tuesday Sept -
continuation Of .heir annus sss gold
Watches being the portion not offered on Tuesday Leaf and
s% {. g sss .s. s '
csss s L.: s sss H snos
+, ash buyers u invited 70 this attractive sale.
On the ssme day.
Csiaiosuss on morning OF sale
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LrRRD BRAG0. tAUUYIoNAER.-A. BRAGG 4 co,
win cell a. aIstics On Iaesdey SEPTEMBER q q lo1
soods consisting OF lot OF boots md shoes dre from
nanufaeturerp, nisO 4 prime ID lot Of stock goods.
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TlsAvELLERS' GUIDE.

HUDSON RfvnR RAILRoAD-rRos July a. la;
II hrcugh usms WI lesve Gsnoer rwee, a. and
n, in, $50 at1sP.n,
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IL The Unt.d Sat-s msil cesnshlp
QUAKER CITY
- Hhufedt commander win Il, I'VE for the aSovs posss
WEDNESDAY,. Ocebss from her psr q North river foo
Canal street, IL O'Clock Freight for Hew Ur
for sarded from Mobile rsa Ok commss,ou
gany bis Of iAding be procured the oncs Of
others signed Packages received shs once
until le, O'Clock. snd bls Of Adg sgnsd sp .Ss u
sailing
POST. SMITH 4 CO., Agents.
Rur 1aiiD COyna NJ Hputh
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A usrxALIA PIornlx LINZ nsrARLuHsD isaa
"A Carving The United Bates malls
The Al, fast railing ship
MIGRANT. SO tons register,
ANDERSEN Commander,
WI Immediate dispsct for sydrey. -nan aua1ily
o. IT. sh and six eru cabin pssseussv shl be tsxes on
vorsble errns
ro freight or pssase apply %
r.. ". dANRsos. No. sownrx re~v.
A UsrRALIA INDEPENDENT Lrrs-oxLy vGsswi.
"A loading for Mebourne.-rhe ma rtfosnt clipper
ship sRBAstIAs CaHDT Too tone burther, will BE- dee
patched Tor Melbourne Thursday October rs and gu,rsn
Iced ship Passengers requested examine
her scsmmoSs,us In frss Ard nd c.bns
been oassed early application viii he
ssry For freight psssasa At uv rates sppy bard s
pieg 10 RAT river, or 70 GOoDrVx ARkhLL gJLIoT,
los Pearl srees. 70 MATLi.eR LORD QUkknAU, los
Wall street.
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DRyAET's MIEsrRELS.
ID kechancs' Hall Al broadway above Grand street.
GPyr EVERY EvHsIrc IuRrrc TINS WrIE.
Immenle Great AIRS ,ion. Engagement OF
BILLY BIRCH
the world renowned hppan comedian, who proyidsn
Tally capped wsery hs terrible disasor 70 the
.ulTat Amei icA,
FoR Tx NeHrs Only COMMENCING MospIv. sxrr % 1857
lERRg BRYANT. NEIL BRYANT aud DAN BRYANT,
with the whole strength OF this FL r,upe ia features
Doc open nj on TO commence AVA Tickets 2bcsnts.
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LNoR SAVANNAH ArD rLCRiDA-UNTrnD STATES
i mAii ine-1be aeAner AUGUSTA Ca tain u Wood.
hull VII leave Saturdsv. Octoser Of oco 81 r r..
s-em pr No kor.a river bls Of lAdsE sHasd on
Broadway Throu Itch cts fre Few YORK to ia yie
81; TO Paixa S33 Steamers for FLORIDA n Ssvsn
nah with the steamers from New York Tuesdays And Sa
turda7a
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TvxhrH stTHACrrD IN TEN sEcONns wrruC UT
ne HFhtss pain BY my snd nrigIu.l process no
Rcferer - given n required ~ ' why
Dr. =. ., pgRgIr, 80 csnai street, ueA yucs.
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Per sOual IntellJ9euca.

Major NcCullochs defamation OF the Utah Governorship
would 10 have been founded the est substantial
place. though twice strenuousy urged by the President
to undertake IT, After stating Mr.. Buchanan various
for hts refusal 10 accept the o6ce-to Of
fired his rcservcnfcrming the bachelor Executive that
be Couldn't because lie intending TO get married
soon--a duty the discharge Of which he had neglected.
for forty more, urtl his day Of had nearly
expired. Tho Argument bro ,ght Mr.. Buchanan down.
He at once acknowledged his Hylncby, and bowed bis
acquiescepce.
me indie pendent Order Of the Sons Of Malta in rtsburg
held meeting the 9th inst, for the purpose Of max
ing preparations 10 receive General Walker his visit 10
that city walker Is Is a member Of the O. & n
Hon ~ 7. Banks Is stopping at tho Aston House
The President has appointed Geo r. Pelton Postmaster
81 roughkecpse, Vice \. II Pease.
Edwin Forrest lSq. s 10 deliver the Fourth Of July
Grafton 81 Perth Anboy, ~ J.
From New Orleans. in sssmshp DANIEL wes..er--csp,
Is and ,say Mr. Bunt sna lady n. Bowen Two children
sy III. S. s s.
Lizzie wAs.on, Me rmms wasson, =, Carey, John Clara
iss, Mr. Pslsu.' Mr. yosnssnd John somers p ys-xsr
f ses fS i'SS
atd fsisfsn' s4rnsii ! Eo,ssr u MsIs,e, Q y xJ~
Nina cssss B9ws,d su.ton, " 7 fytrei. ,aa, son
yx Bsws., ~. b wsrdw,n aud child, Rsv y Paien .ad
R1SSamsn Mo swan na sre caS. sns csd
hslL Scot, Col Roaie, Q "A, heahn-snd z in NE
Storage.
For Liverpool In r'camssip EanssrooNr Nrs and Miss
feming Misses Apgsis Ani nargarc. naTreen sr, Law
Sss S.,,s ~ s.ssa Sl s.ssn ss..'s ssssl:
s ycs,S ssa and % Tho. AMI s
Noreiaea, Rsrboar asespsL 6slen. VIM nari Cs.s
hssr y sSsf pss sse osrsS wSsr Nan
s,d Rhode REYNOLDS yolkmar wsisba.h, Dua. oc.pe.
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fer the subject TN December lost BY vote Of . u!
Mr.. KernaTds amendment 10 give tho Ass'tAas stVv
ear loss and he report and resolution we're soepeo
mo committee then rose, and recommended me f.pon
and resolution of the committee In favor or INC
salary Of the Chief Engineer TO third reading, py ~ H.
nrmasve 10 IS negative votes
COMMUNICATION FROM fHR CITY Msft'fnR-
Cry INsrrcroR's DEPARTMENT,
Nrw YoSK, juno IA 1881
TO rns Hos cosxoy CouscIt OF THE CITY OF NEW rons
four drecug cleaning of the se-ts and
ths perfoauce ri the until contracts have been msds
for The SAM under specifications. dtrscted By the
Common CouncI, hor2pg The appointment OF Som
tee OF Conference OF OF toe Ssrd OF Adermea
and Oouncn snch specifications ana es.sosn
,ha psc- ihe OF street clesnr upon proper ef
fecive and permanent basis would res ,stuly tsh IN
srucops 70 whether his department sha tnoediaely
advertise for AIS former thcson or shall
await the repo OF the itea appointed "a Aooye ~ pre-
aud In the event OF the later scton being
woud urge that su specces'ns msy be
spaedy and submitted % the Counse e. ha Oorpo
rson with IS OF the amended ca
The heretofore adopted may be carried into
''- '-''' ae6RaE MofrON, City Inspeetor.
Mr.. J0sEs osred the following in connocton with the
above paper
Resolved That the City Inspecto be directed not TO ad
vertse for proposals. for cleaning streets until the Common
Council prepare and agree upon specifications, the sane
being wv under consideration by OomHGse Of Confer
cnce appointed by the Boards Of Adermea and Council
Resolved That he Committee Of Conference be directed
report such specifications At our next regular meeting
Adopted.
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aARITIng INfBLLIGENCB.


Port or New York, June Is, 1891.
ctEtKD.
ss,s SsI.i,.sr RSs.eil IiysTn,, TSnsSsAs ou
S VA HJ ss. s, ssess! jd ss' 5000 1870
nars Dr Won Thunen fellow Duch Ross. por' In Bsac
m Mar lee, Morton, n,r.eIllss-I 2 ssrsy
FOss ps@nf s 81 S,s Ssf Br s %
Bas J penii iieey, s.,snnss@pemii 4 %.
Hr rsst' sa ssi ssa sSss s a:ss;
sh s xebs sny ro. s9r5 1ss,psI.n n.Ohaao
sshr Ocean Bird tBr, Lschhsri, windsor, Ss-xoAuir
sssr l.vsns, srumicI o.,ss,sg7p " xsu~srins.
ss sr s' s ze@s; Ky yss t:s r.
sssr sssr5 Srns Gsss@.ipSssay ss %
Ssr s:.r sf' 1i n:~..r S spn iI..sssS
SEN sem I'M Mr. sap .Sr "a"
err m ssssI'1 ms Scpds
scsr w9oarsS weos' slcue..,er-sss'-r.
Steamer Delaware, Uopes. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
.p a ssas vim , asd psssy Ssw d
?7a n. AT 50 90 Don IS g. psssca tara resion, steer
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond. &C. with mdss
shlp 3, Peter ssvn, New Orleans. IA dsys. with mdse 10
.rris John W Ioyra lsn, Byrus Nslar. Nay 4 passed
% & e. sq y no hs R n IN se css
IN e oss BE- B. ss Gen % as from 70 o%s. BAD
Rns Fannie OF Frankfort Fletcher cenfuegos June 10
with sugar. 70 W 1naAfs
HE thastelain oI 0odsboro) Hsndy. CIenfueeos yMe
with melado. 10 Thompson a Hunter. 2.
Brig sroseta (,, fwo. bermuda days, VT ro.aes 10
Mccall Firth 40 inst a 50 40 lon % 30 spoke brig
Republic, Of Portland from Cuba.
Brig Token, MAY o, Port EVEN for Boaton.
Eckr IaPlafs of franklin Huiohings kayagnez PR Juno
H. with sugar &c master itb pa la Es 90 ~
spoke brig West Indian, ~ days from Baltimore.
scfr Dandy (br) lnsraham, Eeuhera, days with fruit 10
joseph Ereas.
srsr Ncptunes Bride, Guieli, Charleston, days.
schr Only Daugtier, Rogers, Wilmington, NC, days.
tchr Hmm ing Bird, Wicke, Wilmington, NC, 4tsys
aehr crzen. blsisdeiL College Greek, Va, Is DAYS.
Schr Leroy, Osborn, Norfolk. days.
schr w Benton, Tsyor, virginia, days
schr Ann ELIZA, Jones, virginia, 2 days
Echi Williams, Atkins, virgiria. a days
Schr Hale, Kepson Virginia, days.
rchr Ann n, Waterman. 0eorretown, Dc dAva
schS fi.bsmsn, Weeks, Georgetown, y y dsyp.
kchr Strong, Tsacomb, BALTIMORE days.
gcir Potomsc, Berry, BALTIMORE, , days
Hchr Dayton, Robinson, Baltimore, lays.
Hehr Lrvinia Bsuk Cannon. Baltimore 10 dsya
fchr Faltenburg Rogers, Baltimore, 4 dsys.
Hchr Jane Tyler, Baltlufose, days.
echr white squal. Smith Psitrnre, daya
Hckr Inc, Crrnnsr, Baltimore. sdsys.
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schr Ophs. Post, Eewayb for Pembroke, Ne.
S Scnr yUnver, Bearse, Albany for Boston.
Scnr rerrcverapoe, P0st Albany for Boston.
s scSs uuonvssA Post Albany for Rrovsaeace..
SSrf Orion, DavA Albany Tor New Bedford
Scer kQey Amee. ADea- kondout for Oamhridso
schs Mountain Easle Miller, Rondoui for Alass
eoop painiAr Fowler Providence
Steamer Delaware Copes PhiIadsluhia.
Steamer Sophia, Ely, PhiladeiphiA
Steamer Wamsutta, Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Westchester, Clark PROVIDENCE.
RIuOW.
Brig Layinia from Rochelle
hkUI<n
s.sssnship kangaroo tBrh Lyerpool shps wide Awake
Answtrpi Ocean Monarch, N John, NIB and hers
" Ind nj sunrise NV snnsAt sW
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rus MTY MILE Tnor.

Tho Albany Jo1s,el q tle 25lh inst says-Tbe much
talked OF tro between the Dalton and the Taylor horses
came OF yesterday afternoon Pafs Course Tho ray
or horse cane In hheaf b1 ne judges decided that the
dalton horse or the bet the Taylor horse having
least two out Of The twenty miles Tho following u the
ttrr a. il~hs arls mil
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JeIs graphic Marine Reuors

BOSTON, June 2S-Arr bsrks Cordelia vook CYenfuer
Dwight Nickeyson Elizabethport; brigs ALICE Franz
Orb Cler enis. Ardrossan: w Moacure, Burton Rem
dos, Charles, Concklin Norfolk.
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a match for s2oo, mile hoss, came or on Wednesday
tncruoop over the Union Courre, between b. hsnha
tan Island Belle and y. r Cray I'm. The mare vent In
harnest-ihe Feldrg 70 400 10 wagon. Toe ma won
she was great vorie 100 70 II being laid upon her win
ring Tba following Is q summary
wypsxpAy, June "a Troiiing match $500 mile heats.
y - johnson named b Manhattan Island Bcle....1
n Noo1run namci q z. GRAY jim. ..............2 .
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OFFICIAL.
TRrasuRY DEPAR7nrsr, Nov. %, ls

IRf1sVRf UkPARfhENT, NOV. ~, 1880.
Notice is hereby given to holders of stock Of the
loans of the United States, that this department
will purchase the same until the Sd Of March next,
unless the sum of 81, 500 900 shall be previously
obtained, and will pay in addition to the interes,
accrued from the date Of the last semi annual div.
dend of interest thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money to reach the ven
dor, the following rates Of premium said stocks:
For the stock Of l642, premium OflO per cent.
For the stock of lS47 and l64s, premium of l6
per cent; aud for the stock of 1860, commonly
called Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per
cent
Certificates OF stock transmitted TO the depart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned 10 the
United States, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds. II sent between date hereof and the
lst day OF January next, the current half years in
terest must be assigned by the present sockholJer,
or ii will be payable "a heretofore, aud a CORES.
Ponding deduction be male from the amount pay
able for the stock.
PaYment for the stocks so assigned and transmit
ted whl be made by drafts OH the Assistant Treasu-
rers at Boston, New York or Philadelphia at the
option OF the parties entitled to receive the money
Which should be expressed In the letters accOmpa
hyhs The certificates. JAMES GUTIlRIE,
-, Secretary OF the Treasury.
dec l-dt3dMarcb+
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SUITABLE FUR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS. PRESENrS.

UOHN II. SMOOT, No. 1l9 SOUTH SIDE
~ Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. e has received
a great variety Of useful and seasonAble GOODS,
20 which he Invites the attention CT botn ladies
and gentlemen who may wish 10 make a Christ
mas and New Years Present
EMBROIDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets (Colll-s and Sleeves)
DO do Muslin do do
10 do Muslin and Cambria Collars
A great variety (loT priced) do
Worked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked Muslin SleeTes
BlacK and waite Lace Sets and Collars
Worked Cambria and Muslin Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria HaldkerchIeS
Hemstitched, tucked and plain DO
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and hooped Skirts.
ALSO
Moire Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Cloaks
Double and single Brocha and other Shawls
Rich Fancy and Black silks
French hsrInos, plaid Nsrinos
Plain and printed Nous L'deIaInes
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Aid and Buck Gauntlets
Ladies, gents and child.en's Warm GIovss
Do Hosiery, Of every kind
Portmonnsie5, and ladies' Caoas
eents. Linen, Cambric and SILK Pocket Handkfs
Black and fancy SIlk Crayats Scarfs and Ties
6ents. Shawis, MeTino ant Woolen Scarfs
Children's Knit Talm.s and Hoods
Ladies', gents and tOys' Comforts &c
With many other desirable goods which will
De sold low to cash or prompt customers.
DEC x J. n SMOOT
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came into action the mill was now in fr,, -,
GRAFTON. 1t was at this moment that tha II
lain intruder had succeeded in squeezing hin
self through the aperture in the walls snd
getting himself safely lodged in the interior of
the great drum wheel. His dismay, however.
was Undesirable when he began to be whirI
ed round and round, with its rotation, ar
found himself caught All his efforts to put
a stop to the powerful machinery which set it
in motion, or to extricate himself from his pei
ilous situation were fruitless. Iu his terror he
uttered shrieks and horrible imprecations.
Astonished at the noise, Hanchin went to the
spot, saw him caught like q rat in his own
trap, which it was none Of her intention TO re-
lease him
She knew he would be more frightened than
hurt, if he kept within his rotary prison, with
out any rash attempt to escape, and even IL he
became insensible, he could not fall out Of Il
In the meantime the wheel went round Ind
round, and the cog-wheels grit ksIr teeth as
if maddened at being set to work without a
drop of oil TO wet their lips; but round they
went, and round he went with them In their
steady motion. While sense remained be be-
sought Hanchin with entreaties and promises,
and wild, impotent threats, which were ali
equally disregerded, till by degrees feeling
and perception failed him, and he saw and
heard no more. He fell Senseless at the bot
tom of the engine, but even then his inani-
mate Dody continued TO be whlrled round as
before, for Hanchin did not dare 70 trust ap-
pearances lest be might be acting "possump'
Such villain was not TO be trusted. She did
not venture to suspend the workings of the
mill, or stop the mill gear aud tacle from run
ming at their fullest speed.
At length she heard loud knocking at the
door and few TO open it. Ii was her master
and his family, accompanied by several of his
neighbors, all in the utmost CONSERVATION
and wonder at seeing the milIsail in full swing
on Sunday, and still more so, when they found
the poor child lying bound on the grass, who,
however, was too terrified to give any account
Of what had happened.
Hanchin, in few words, told all, and then
her spirit, which had sustained her through
such scenes Of terror, gave way under the
sense Of safety and relief, and she fell fainting
into their arms, and was with much difficulty
restored to consciousness.
The machinery Of the mill was at once
stopped, aud the almost in8nimate rufian
dragged from his dreadful prison.
Heinrich, too, was brought forth from the
miller's chamber, and both were in a short
time cent bound 10 Bonn, under a strong es-
cort, they were tried convicted and soon after
met the reward Of their crimes
The story Of this extraordinary act Of pres
ence Of mind concludes by informing the
reader that Hanchin, thus efectually cured
of her penckGnt for her unworthy suitor, be.
came eventually the wife of the Miller 9 eld-
est son.