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Our hopes, and then fears,-and when
These dead, the debt is due,
Dust claims husband we die too'
| was very young, scarcely beyond the
verge of infancy, and last and most helpless
Of the three little girls wlfo were gathered
around my mothers death-bcd. When
look on the chain of my varied existence
that the wool of gold iron woven so strange
ly together-the remembrance of that young
being who persisted so early and so gently
from the bosom of her family, forms the
first sad link which ever gives forth thrill
Of funeral music when my heart turns to it
music which becomes more deep-toned and
solemn as that chain is strengthened by
thought and bound together by the events to
successive years, The first human being that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13
GREATEST CURE IN TIE WORLD FOR PAIN Il!
A. e. SMITHS
ORIGINAL g. GENUINE
90 898 GgREg O1lao 90
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Stiff oints, &c.

lido
forfeit
Rheumatism Limbs Piles
Bronchial the
or Neck also, Pariion swelling o
in
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Vermont Central Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
The Shortest and Quickest Route for Chi
cage and tho West.
Northern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route.

To Commence Monday, May IL, 1857.
Trains G DING North.
Leave Montpelier, 1t 40 A. M, and 400 P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN connects al Windsor x White River
Ia junction with trains leaving Boston ard Springfield
At 73O A. Nj. day and from New York the previous day
AT o. P II leaves Windsor at Los P. connects az
Ruuses Paint with train for Montreal and with through
ENPRt TRAIN evening for Ogdensburgh TohvS-
70, lulRoIr, CHICAGO and The West, via GRAND
TRUNK and GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS. making the
shortest quickest and most reliable route from New En-
g1ul To tue West,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Windsor at so
p NJ. cu,tnects at Windsor with train from New York
same day aud at White River junction with train leaving
Boston 100 nom, Rouses Point with train for Mon
trea and Ogden hureh evening, and at Prescott with
Il II ght expression Toronto, chicago and the West.
Trains Going south.
Leave Montpelier at IL % NJ. and 925 p NJ.
NAH. TRAIN connects at Rnses Point with Express
trans from Chicago, Oadensburgh aud Montreal the same
mufn ng, ut White river Junction and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York, arriving in Boston ear
rs Than hy any nthek
BOSTON NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN connects at Rouses
Point win trains f. Ogdensburgh and Montreal, vt
White River Junction with trains wing IN Boston at
S45 morning aud at Windsor with train arriving in
New Ycik 400 next day.
Tickets tor Chicago UettoI, Kansas and the West via
Grand Innk aud GIett Western Rail- TOR sale al the
principal satmus. X. SHERbUkNE, Shpt
| Mortified, MAY II, 1857.
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A CAR I'D.

TO Druggists and Merchants in Fermont
For the cenvience OF Dealers and ndvidalsuf this state
have appointed Nr FRED. T.. SMITH, &c Montprirr my
wholesale Agent and he will be al times suppl led with
all sizes of my &c ENUINE ELECTRIC OIL" | would
urge upon all dealers in Medicine oldei om Mr. Smith
supply Of my OIL al once that they may he able to
the earliest demands. He will also furnish each dea
Ter with Show CARDS, Pa~iefs, and 1850 Circulars with
their names printed thereon agen( Read the following
Pruclamaiion)
A. Z. SMITH, Chemist.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Bowed Complaints.

Unless the bowels perform tbeir functions potcry, the
whole body .nfes. Tens of thousand die annually Of
Dy>eneiy DarIhna chrome on,tlpal on and oih-r
dlsea,es Of these waste pine, of the system. rhe effects
Pills upon all I'M di,o ders whether sal
epidmic il phenomenon in medicine. By following
the di &C ions, the most farming case of bowel complaint
mn lrnllllM rnlInl
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800.
PROCEAM NATION.
To the Mayor and Citizens IF PHILADELPHIA
and tie Union.

and tie Union.
propose Ia test my Electric OIL any Of Rheu-
masni, Fenragia, Paralysis Asthma, Piles Gouf Fever
and Teller Felons. Sweilinss If All Kinds, Cramps,
Deafness (and uthef That have treated
fully and IL forfeit to any pnhlic innnns the Mayor
usy sI0o, if my Genuine Electric Oil does ina
an fife, tla Cure IN each
A gentleman Barnams Hotel (Monlpelirr) used it
far Neuralgia, and he had tried IN vaine sleep for
two days and nigBtshis face deadtuly swollen and
exceedingly paiafu BY two three applications Of the
"Elecic Oi'' be was entirely ueived ami III half an
hour To he'd and slept nicely He has had Of
his disease, although the weather damp and bad 1t has
| never failed in single case of Eheumatism.-Thrre ID
much III using the "oil' right Follow The directions.
Ny pure Electric OIL" is enough. Be careful Of the
conneres young sranlps who my certificates To sci
and neceive the people Ouly pepo, that is n
ner WALNUT and EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia. Al
The advised in this year two past
made BY my OH Come and sre the certificates OF 5Ot
cltIens.
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Friends of Humanity.

no You always disposed to uid the suffering it may
appear incredible, after in vain trying all the wonder
m medicines nf tbs day, that application externally
and lew drops taken internally of my (genune) Electric
O,' will slavery suddenly relieve The sufferer from the
most violent pains yet ii is fact. testified by good
and good women, whose names are at my Office
Moi nnY huYe used II WI. nnnt deIipinn
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Some Special Benefit

within an hour, and many they who have been
perfectly cured of Rheumatsm, Neuralgia. Spinal and
Bronchial Complaints, Group, Tic DUoreux Fel0ns Piles
Cramps, SHrans and Bruises, Cats and ounds, Sweed
Glands aud stiff Joints, Scrofua nd Eryspeas Sore
the mouth or stomach, Eruptios and all Kinds of Sores
(Headache and Toothache in Eve minutes. Il $50
Chibains and Sore Tender Feet 1t will he ha(
1 do not Pr0fesS to Cure Everything!
hnt only certain class of painls nil Of which are
cnrabr simple EleCrcand Chemical principles, through
the ahnites Of my Electric OIL and the Nerv0 Vital
Fluid OF the human body.
The modus operaDdi Of progressing and chaneeahls
Reunac pain, Is luperectiy understood by mankind;
whether lis location Is the membrane covering of the
nerves. named by arrangement, (ike The coating mn
nEaed stomach disturbance of tire electric fluid
ITSELF certain it is lh;t my Electric Dip Is eady absorbed
Into, If ii dues not actually deficiency in, and equaze
the circulation of. that great principle Of living oganza-
tlun
iehe skeical and the hamane lock into this natter
for If these things 30
ALL ARE ALIKE INT CRESTED.
wiz take any case for the hospitals to test it a NV
Electric Oil is pleasant and innocent DANCE of cold
iun IA wiilbear witness Come and see for
yourselves
N. 4. corner WaInW and Eighth Streets PHILADELPHIA.
" None sold by peders. An my bottles have my name
blown in ant the new wrappers bear my sigma to pre-
vent imposition on the public A f. SMi IN, Q,hemstl
N. R,-.The large bntti-s ten Times the cheapeS
FRED D. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier, sole Wholesale
Agentior Vermont. 34f
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ny MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS.

I" First orr flowers-and then
Our hopes, and then our fears, and when
These are dead, the debt is due,
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III. 6. yyeeden,s Estate.

Morrlstnwn, Ju'y a5h, 1857. 50
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80 Attest. il. A. WHITE, Judge
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AUCTION SALES.
ByC. Nv ROTETER ano,;o

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
- THE IsLANDAT .AucJiox.--On THURSDAY,
AAusust 9Th. at 10 O'Clock a. M, shall SELL at 5li
nrglnla avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, the
Effects of family declining housek eeping consist
Ing In part Of -" T" 4E+ b
Mahogany Sofa, mahogany carved Chairs
Mahogany Centre and Card Table
Large gait frame Mirror, mahogany Rocker
Three ply and Ingram Carpeting
Mahogany Ottomans, Mantel and Table Ornaments
Solar Lamp, Hall OilcIoth
star CarPetlng, mahogany Hat-raok, with mirror
Mahogany Child's Rocker
Walnut eane-seat Chairs, Clock, Dining Table
China, Glass. and CTockery, and Table Furniture
- generally, mahogany Dressing Bureau
Mahogany Washstand =
Walnut High and Cottage Bedsteads
Toilet Sets, wood seat Chairs
Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Cooking Utensils
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Terms cash. r.- c. w. BOTELER,
an n Auctioneer.
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request.
Salve for the cure OF Cancers, which never was
known 20 fail. Also, a Cordial for Dysentery Diar
Ihes, and summer Complaint, which acts as a DER
feet charm to arrest all OF those diseases Also a
Salve for the Piles, IAN extract from flower la SOW
ercIgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
Offers no article but what has been tested. To be
AT Main Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9Th street
and Penn. avenue, ID. s. DysOn's Drug Store, corner
of Penn ayenus and l2ih street. and j. p. Milburn's
Drug store. Wizards Hotel. Also at C. Stett's,
corner of 9TH street and Penn. avenue.
References eau be made 10 Rev. John Robb, Rev.
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr.. Mana
Ian.
Alexandra, at Mr.. Castleman's Store, on King
street. my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
ct Mr.. i. A, Newmans, on Bridge street. jeH
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. Our RAcERs AT IuE GooDwooD-THE OrHER

REASON WHY!-We are in receipt of a letter
dated London, August eth, from Francis Morris,
Esq, of this city, the President Of the Fashion
Jockey Club, who is associated with Mr. Ten
Brock in the enterprise OF sending the American
horses to England, in which he explains whist
he and MIR. Ten Brock consider the cause of our
defeat in the race.
I'VE have not room TO give the letter Of Mr..
Morris this week, but we will find space 20 saw
that he attributes the loss of the race entirely 20
the fact, that Gillpdtrick, who rode the mare
wilfullY departed from his o,ders. and that ia
stead Of making "a waiting ACE of IL, and re-
serving her wonderful turn Of speed till the
finish, he used her up in the lead and when
called on for the fnal struggle, she died out. ana
could only finish in canter. Mr.. Morris adds,
that the English jockeys all satisfied that the
mare could have won with ease.-POrter'S SpiYit
Of the TimeS.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By JAS. C.. McGUlRE. An

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NINTH
- STREET, BETWEEN AND X STREETS NORTH
On TT ESDAG AFTERNOON,A August 18th, at
O'Clock. the premises, I shall sell part of Lot
numbered e. IN square No. 49, fronting 81 feet 9th
street west, between and streets north, running
back 81 feet 10 inches to a ID feet alley.
This lot is beautifully situated in very desirable
part Of the city and is adjoining the fine four story
houses erected by Mr.. Cruttenden.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, ~ and
ID months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
an 9-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

TNWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
Il HOUSE AND LOT, on NJ STREET. BETWEEN l2TH
AND 18TH, AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell, In front of the premises at
O'Clock, PM, Lot No. p, in Square No. "a. fronting
on north VI street "a feet, running hack 81 feet to
wide alley between l2h and 18th streets, with the
improvements, which are good two story frame
house, with basement, containing SIX good and con
yenlenty arranged rooms.
TINS property Is handsomely situated in one of the
most rapidly improving parts OF the city.
Terms One-thIrd cash; laiance In SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from
day of sale. deed given and deed OF trust taken.
Title lndsputable.
aug A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Post Office Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2I-Mr Brayman, the
editor of the Democrat, was arrested here This
morning, charged with robbing the post office
drawers of money and letters, which were found
in his possession. He valves an examination,
and has been held TO bail ia the sum Of $4,000
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The STREET CRossINGs.-Mr. Editor: Allow
us, through your invaluable paper to call the at
tention of the city authorities to the deplorable
state of the crossing at the intersection of Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue, north side In
wet weather especially il is bad in the extreme,
rendering it almost impossible for pedestrians to
cross without seven league bootsn We have
noticed laborers at work repairing other crossings
on the avenue, and would ask to have their oper-
atoms extended to the above named place
..- . MANY ClTIZENs
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Flour is depressed:
sales of 400 bbls State So 25aS6 81; Ohio 81 %
az 90; Southern sc .5OaS7.
w heat Is unsettled; sales of 800 bush. Corn
is heavy; sales OFF,, 900 bushels; mixed S5kc.
Mess Pork is unchanged at S2575 Beef is I'M
changed at Si9.75 for Chicago repacked. Lard
Is higher at l6S cents.
Whisky is heavy; Ohio 2Sc.
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Suspension.

BosTox, August 81 -Messrs. Edward c. Bates
& Co have suspended payment. Their liabili-
ties amount TO $500 90. The cause is said to be
speculations in sugar
Ii is reported that the firm OF Messrs. Blanch-
ard, Sherman 4 Co. have suspended in conse-
quence Of the failure OF MesSrs. Bates a. Co.
Their Liabilities about 81 .OOO, OOi, and their
assets are estimated at S2JO. 900.
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Minnesota Constitutional Couyeu,,eu.

ST: PAUL, Aug 2i.-The Democratic Constltu-
honal Convention have passed a resolution to ap-
point committee TO confer with the Republicans
for the submission Of but one constitution to the
people IL is not probable that the members will
meet in one convention, but a great obstacle 10
the immediate settlement Of the difficulties Is
moved.
The rumored collision between the Sioux and
Chippewa Indians is unfounded.
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New Crop Cot;on. etc

AUGUsTA, Aug. 2l.-A bale of new FlOridi
cotton was received on Wednesday at Savannah
Two hundred thousand bushels Of wheat hav
been received here in the last twenty days.
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BOARDING.,

ROARD.-A comfortable r DOM, with Board can
- be obtained in private family, at No. 401 18th
street, between g and HI. au 22-7tt
pOARDING-Mr Mrs. BATES, at the corner of
ID Pennsy lvania avenue and 9th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and it's accommOda-
tons greatly increased, is prepared to accom-
modate a larger number Of permanent and transient
bOarders. Her location is the most central In the
city, and, rearranged and improved her house is
now second to no other boarding house IN Washing
ton. BOarders by the month, week, day, may
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table bOarders also taken. je 2S-tf
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Army Movements.

ST LoUIs, August 2l.--A letter to the Repub
lic2n dated Fort Kearney, eth inst, says the 5th
and 10th regiments Of infantry and Capt Phelps
battery have arrived there. Capt Van Welt had
gone in advance on important business The
troops were much dissatisfied and the 5th and
10th regiments had lost nearly i've hundred men
bV dpSertion
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y. 10 OiEDs = ~. p al.
On testerday, at o'clock p. M. Mrs. CHAR
ES UIIIE DAVIS, wife OF Rev. Charles A. Davis,
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
tnnerai on sunday Afternoon, at O'Clock, from
and streets. ~ '
On Eriday, 2lst instant at O'Clock p. m, ELLA
vihGINIA, aged year IL months and IA day only
chId q WIN. w and Maria v. McCathran.
The Trends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral on sunday Afternoon, at o'clock, from No.
~ street, near 18th, Navy Yard.
On the 2lst instant, ut Locust 6 rove, near Wash
his age. Nv - ~ -
On the 10th instant, Mr.. RlCHARDFURTNER,
aged "a years, after an illness of two year,.
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puBLIC SALE or A MOST DESIRABLE
L FARM IN CULPEPER COUNTY, shall on
Thu RSDAl. the nth day of August 1857, (if fair,
the highest bidder, the valuable Farm. near Gull
pepper Court House. recently purchased by the late
Thomas HIil of Edward Lightfoot. This Farm
contains about 400 acres, and Les within q of mile
OF the Depot of the Orange snd Alexsndiii Railroad
at Culpeper Court House. The sOills of a VERY SUI
perIoT quality-eanal TO any in the vicinity Of Cul
pePer Court House. The last crop of corn taken
from tins Farm, measured up when housed, up
wards of | goo barrels. The Farm is now well en-
closed. There is good Dwelling, and the neces-
sary ont houses, including Stable, Courthouse,
Blacksmith shop, DC, upon the Farm. Also. an
excellent site Tor water grlst-nllt. The Farm has
q good and sufficient suppl. of timber and water.
The sale will be made upon the premises, the
following terms S301 Ia be paid down; the balance
IN two equa annual instruments, with interest from
the day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with a
deed OF trust uponth premises, to the defer
red payments.
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving
further information respecting this Farm, shew-
Ing II to persons wishing to purchase. ?, -.
EDWARD b. HILL.
Attorney IN fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
n. Bon MONDAY, the 2ist day of SepteIn-
ber 1857 shall also sell, q public auction, front
oil the Court House, tthat being Court day small
tract OF Wood Land. containing 50 acres. This land
is situated about two or three miles from Cupe
Court House, and adjoins the lands Of James g.
BIoadus, Edmund Bickers, and Caleb Shackellord,
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EDWARD Il. HILL,
Attorney in fact for heirs Of Thomas Hill.
au l7-lW
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4 Cricket Match

TORONTO. Aug 21.-The return cricket match
between the United States and Canada clubs has
resulted in the latter winning, with seven " nick
ets' TO 90 down
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A LAWYER Shot.

NEW YORK, August @2.-Last night a we'll
known lawyer, named Henry J. Wagstaf, Was
shot dead in saloon on Broadway, by an actor,
named J. :. Minis, recently attached 10 Burton 5
Thpaf-p
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-TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
kR2M The HsS0cLtEK2 R3GsS:
Steamera Rarneh

NEW YORK, August 21--The steamers Moses
TAYLOR" snd splendid, 80 both lying IN the Gu
ing.
Ihe Taylor was new boat. belonging 20 the
Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Company
and was insured fer $4,000
The splendid belonged 20 G. 4 Scott and
was insured for $1,000. Mr.. SCOTS son was on
board the LATTER and IL is feared persisted In the
flames.
The cunard steamship Arabia was at one time
in imminent danger -
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Courtesy 60 the Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Peter Cooper, Esq, the
President Of the American and Newfoundland
Telegraph Companies. has ordered the free uSP
of their wires TO the press of this country the
for the transmission OF any communication there
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Steamer Water Witch.
Opening of a Railway.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2I Arrived, Government
dispatch steamer Water Witch, from Norfolk
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Another Rise in the Ohio River.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. 20.-The late rains keep th
Ohio in fine navi2able order. Boats are abun
dant at this place and freights low to all wester
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BALTIMORE, August 22.-Flour il lower: Civ
Mills S6aS6. l2k; Howard street SO .5OaS6 "a
Wheat is dull and lower; red Sl.SUal IS; white
iOal IS.
Corn Is frmer; white s6as9c; yellow S6aS7c.
Whisky is duh; City % &c, Ohio 2Shc.
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RaIIimore yIarLets

WHEELING, Va, August s2.-The river is in
a good order to-day.
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Fiuanrial-

NEW foRK, August 22.-Stocks are dull.
Chicago and Rock Island 925; Illinois Central
Bonds 9Ssi Michigan southern p; New York
Central 76k; Pennsylvania Coal Company 30
Reading Railroad 81; Missouri 6's ~
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BY JIG. MCGUIRE, AuctIonecr.

BY J. c. MEG UIRE, AUctIoneeT.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
4 AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, August 18th. at 10 o'clock, at house No. 955 g
street, between latin and 18th Streets shall sell the
FURNITURE and Effects of gentleman declining
Housekeeping (; comprising
Mahogany Pianolorte
t,llt frame Pier Glasses, Slabs and Brackets
Crimson plush covered Arm ard Easy Chairs
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Rockers
DO Secretary and bookcase
Ladies walnut Secretary and Bookcase
Mahogany and walnut marble top Centre, Sofa, and
Pier Tables
Brussels and other Carpets, Rugs
Hat tree. OilcOth, Lounge
Gilt Window Shades, Cornicc. &c.
Mantel Ornaments. Candsabras
Mahogany Dining Tables, cane-seat Chairs
Large and superior mahogany Wardrobe
Large French BedSteaG and WashSt8nd, Of Brad
ley's make
Mahogany Sofa, Card Table
Handsome walnut high-post Bcdstead, Wardrobe,
and Washstand
Dressing ard pain Bureaus. Washstands
Mattresses, Bolster and Pillows
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets -.,
Ch!na, Glass, and CTOcSeTy Ware &c.
Iosether with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit of 81 and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed, bearing interest.
au le-d JAS. c, McGI-JRE Aucf
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Ohio River.

ST, JOINS, n. b Aug 20-The railway be
tween Shediac and Moncton was opened yesteI
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DROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED TILL
urday, the I'D. ut IL clock, for grading the
corner of and I'd streets. The bidders will state
the price per cubic yard. There will he from 1890 to
dirt short distance from the place. The bids will
he left with Mr.. James Lewis. at the building.
au 81 St. THOMAS LEWIS.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.

X. ii. MILLER, son IL CO., IMPORTERS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
TSx2N lave received two instruments of theirS
fall supplies from the English POtterIes,V
- and Will continue to receive accessIOns to
~ their stock till the business season sets In. 3
X. II. MILLER, SoN Il Co. can assure their friends
and customers that their stock shall he of the most
desirable description and that their prices will com
pare avoraby with those OF any dealers III their line
in any other market i'm the United States.
II. II. MILLER, Sow Co. have prepared them
selves to offer To merchants every Inducement to
make their purchases their line.
WINDOW GLASS. ..
They have Just received via Antwerp and New
York. from the great manu- factory of "Roux," New
BRUSSELS, l40 boxes French Window Glass of snpe-
quality and of different thcknesses, which thew
have imported Under such circumstances enable
them to offer q superior article at very moderate
prices az q If