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T,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PART

i J or I THE WEST SOUTHWEST, ASp Moalnwfsr.
through daily except Sunday from wash
ingon @ for the West. as foliowss
allowing passengers tine for breakfast the Relay House Washing
ga tho yiacnnat ST. Express
np'on at 80, reaching Cincinnati m, day
southwest and for st. Louis Kansas, Washington
Cincinnati 20 hours or to S. Louis only 44hoars
3D. Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis, Cairo ST. LOUIS Chicago and
Northwestern saturday SUNDAY
road ate The ,Yaty ain
For parnerssas ami all stations on the Northwestern virginia road
ake the m train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Through tickets and checks a. Quarters and
Way passengers Rail
road viii leave Washington as follows
For al stations between Piedmont and wheeling take the 49,
train 10 connect with the Frederick train take lhc So
train
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE tRAiSsj
Leave Washington baltimore at 5a5 and 74s, m and $50
and 4l5 pp m. On sunday at $50, ?, m, only.
Leave Baltimore at 80 and $50, and so and $50
On sunday at 4. 80, A. m, only.
7i5 4s5 only win stop way
a a s s5s s % s @ trains FOR
For further information inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office Washington THos. H. PARSONS, Agent.
Aug 10
NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-NEW ARRANGE
In MENT, WITH GREaTI X IMPROVED sCHEDUI WASH
NGroN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD INETwo daily lines Washington the South
Southwest their berths foot OF 9th
and Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
sail q hours the
beautiful Potomac full view OF Mount Vernon by the
boat they good and OF four hours
rooms In Richmond
with all the South and Southwest
The mail conveyed this route being A
miles shorter and 100 miles less aroadng than by other
making certain connexions to
FRKpENCKsBuRG RICHMOND PRERsBuEG VIRGINIA WELDON
WiIsGToS CHARLESTON, s. c.; AUGUSTA
MOBILE A NKw
TOWNS
Also Richmond with the Danyle Southsde
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads =
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
nanvie, Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville Memphis,
Iynchburg Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further information of the route
372 Pennsylvania avenue
Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9th
III 7srd GEO Z. MATrINLY,
August lily rta +i Ticket Agent.
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s5S6,320

Whole Tickets, $10-Halyes s5
tE As THE PACKAGE SYSTEM.
Spectators by adopting this system their tickets at about
half The husa package 26 whole tickets
magnificent scheme would the lowest they could
be delivered 5000 but The PACKAGE having all the IS nabes
IN the wheel all that which
These yield at least $780, and may produce the
capitals, so that c send
certificate Of 20 whole tickets s30
do ts 20 halves for 65
do 26 quarters for .................. 32 90
do 26 eighhs for. ............ 10 25
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0 4G s8 Aao Ig I7y 8

The planet is of about the eleventh magnitude, and
will soon be in opposition. ~
The facilities for determining the place properly at this
Observatory are not yet available owing TO serious and
unexpected obstacles The large meridian circle Is, how
ever already in position and approximate adjustment,
and trust that, within few weeks all obstacles VIII
have been sr,nounted and the instrument brought into
-. a. uouLD, ",
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY, Sept. 13, 1858.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DEPARTMENT Coluxma COLLEGE,
Washington, d. c.
The thirty will this
institution 18th oi continue until the ls OF
March,
THOMAS MILLER, M d.,
Professor Of Anatomy.
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics Diseases Children
JOSHUA RILEY, NJ D..
of Nateria Mcdics Therapeutics and Hygiene
GRAFTON TlIER M d.
Professor Pathology Medicine, Clinical Medicine
JAMES j. WAFJNG, N. d.,
Professor Mroscopcai Pathological Anatomy
X. KING SIuNE, NJ. d.,
Professor opha Medicine and Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN G. I. H0ISTON, NJ. H.,
Professor OF Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WuR1Z, M A..
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SE1DEN w. CROW, NJ. D.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy.
entire .Ses
Single tickets Ii
Matrcuang paid only once ....
Graduating expenses 2s
No charge for clinical lectures.
j. RILEY, NJ. d., Dean.
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4 NREAT CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE l-@F. HAD
NJ Co.. Jersey City N j., Opposite the city Of New York;
agents for the Managers Of the State Of North Carolina Loos
icit orders in the following splendid schemes a#
Capital prize $4,000 STATE LOTTERY (by
authority the lesature Class So 1855 To be
Wilmington Saturday, October %, 1858
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A NEW ASTEROlD.

new asteroid was discovered with the Clark comet
seeker on the night Of Friday, September TO- BY Mr.
George Searle assistant at this Observatory.
The apparent position roughly estimated as beng
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H.. M.

On the Ilth and 18th Of September it's positions as ap
determined with the ring miGomcter OF the
comct-seeker, were follows, tne destinations being
very rough J
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WASHINGTON ISFIRAARy.
~ WAsHISFTUN INFIRAAKf. N N
Clinical Department Of the National Medical College

Clinical Department Of the National Medical College
During clinical delivered by
Medicine Surgery, operations
performed before tho class During the remaining period Of the
clinical delivered BY the other Until
Of the approaching these lectures will be de-
hyered daily commencing at ~ m Students residing in the city
the
resident address the
win them their
vacancies. Va W. p. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
AuR Curator.
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1885,
b GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
supenendencc Commissioners appointed
by the Governor
Lottery for the Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE,
1855 To WILMINGTON DEL,
1ay.S I.
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These positions depend upon the 7M star Piazz @ 2l6
lB A. e. 243 of which the adopted apparent place for
September III is
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pRADYS GALLERY 1852 Pennsylvania avenue,
QJ Seventh Swoeny, Rttenhoue Eant Co
Banking IouseM BRADY respectfully inform the public
that the liberal he has received
since opening his Photographic Gallery Washington he will
tay to his original intention, keep it daring the
tta.L i
An scet corps Of artists will be constantly in attendance to
cute photographs and abroypes the best possible
Prices ranging from dollar up,rorlS.
The collection portraits distinguished gallery
largest the world and for public inspection every (sun
days excepted) from Z, a. m, to Z, y.
July = b.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16
TOWANDA:

.,,,sv Morning, December is, 1868.
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.sPEIoIALI N OFFICES. q
s1lITLTUM llYs. f,4RK0n

sa5 e = q
Interference to Dr. A. s. ToDD,s bilious or liver
pills. Mr. Jacob Beof uice, Ohio writes
Il ind them to be an, excellent incidence"
Sr VIM. NJ of ohestezvillei Monroe Co., Ohio,
writes They are the best PisEe,can geti eee
James Packer, OF SummeF Somerset Co., Ps.7yrites
have beenusing them for four years. prize
them very highly.'' @ - 80 8 t78
JIG. Morris, the g. 4 I. r. H., at steubenyiile, SAYS
they are '.inestimRble.1 t11ss 1ti7sss1s l4s Fl 81
NJ Bstts,ef Sage, Upshur Co.. va, says, II have
been greatly BY Liver Pills.
R p Camden, of Weston Va says Iem s.They are
certainly valnable scarcely know how could do
without then they the only medicine have used for
1smOnthsaand1 would earnestly recommend them to all
dyspeptlcs.''
The above selections few of hundreds that might
be given, and hare hunted c64iRcaies! We
could get Hundreds Of them in This city the mere
asking. - es.5 IT. t p..t..-. 49, r
fOdds Pills are for sale everywhere Address
your orders to T. H. LOGAN, & CO.,
aus4 General Agents.
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FROM II. NEW YORK.

Aug. 9,-At meeting OF the City Councils
this evening, message was receised from the
Mayor recommending that the Inequalities of
the city be extended to all connected with the
laying of the ocean telegraph. That the citi-
gems be requested to iuminate on the day to
be fixed for the public celebration of the great
event The councils adopted a series of reso-
-lutions complimenting the public, and tender
ing thandssto ali concerned in the enterprise,
and providing for.the illumination of tho City
Hall, and requesting Mr.. Field to sit for his
portrait, to Feplaced in the Governor room at
the CITY Hall
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French Goods.


tHINTZES-2oOp pieces IA wde colors, at
" l2H CENTS always sold for. 25 cents yard Also
second mourning chintEes at 10 cents.
L0UPINE'5 BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at 81 e cents
per yard. 1870 SO Hf,s,5i9st
LAWNsThe very best quality whichused to sell at 26
low as en- cts yard. 5lf
oHALlY DE LAME Plainand figured, the very finest
plain at 20 cents, and figured at 25 centsa yard.
OMBRE GRAPE EESPA9NE--25 pieces beautiful styles
and colors, very low price.
rs cents yard
ED few pieces Amelne Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
800 Pieces p eW 9ilk.-An excellent sll.hoiled
Black rich lustre q wide, only 6s6 cts
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
The GsreniesL bargain Yet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES of 90 yards each same
quality sold last from $2j to $50, For only
Sl0 uPtece. challenge any merchant possessing
judgment about Silks deny that these Robes
sold halt their value Also superior article 0LORRD
FODLTDE ROBES a QJlLLESf side stripes, very de-
girabe coors and de gns and will be sold at Bargain
They are avery recent ation of large
retail were bought below
Aso just received about 90 dress patterns new styles
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap.
-1OOBAREGE, LAWN OHALLY ROBES, both sid stripes
and double skirts Barge Robes 20 sold
last season for $40, will sell for $5. Caly Robes,
excellent very cheap Fine Lawn Robes only One
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiece; ut ALEX. HEYMAN'S,
187 Main st.
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FROM WAsHINGToN.

AUGUST 9t4.--The bids for the United States
loan of ten millions were opened to-day at the
Treasury Department Upwards of Eve mil
lions were awarded at about five per centum pre-
MUM, atlEee millions at between 4and 5, and
about two millions at froms4 Lei a l-2. Tho
aggregate amount of the bids is about thirty
tmilions.
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TLisi sssi - issl.s AZ
Ltlls LII iI1cnt, upon V1hieth
mass OF the an l o. All Ian DIS now rely for
snaisr croT,Is 6et,
sli9ersedtng I'LL similar prI
sasfr the speegrs
Js-f,i @ NY on 0s NE Won
tSs y u enrlnS the Ger
ty proprietors, but thelf Of
sNSs AZ s ~ n,,a V1 o,,1. ts,s,,.G..
MEs NoaltsE aA6 Morgan Strict, s.. ouis, havink
gses WIN and tflee many
'ieof AEOtiS Lninaenf 53 y No Ian IlsEssT
Henry .Sfoans 81 5,F ~ -. f'
%aa cured by three applications Of the
AFeueLinlnnen'. -. = ~,
a ,,.,, k-AS ~ y tae ne 4l1ttle Chic Een 80
Chicago was scadsd by paettIng kettle
IN dae Pplted accord
ass Ess
,,,,l5.. 5kestoretl % Renuiy.t 49,, 4; ,..;...,
painful and disaguring eruption On tE IAee
and by The use OF one ,and
- a EIorEi bic Funaor.ls IS {. 8 5s5s
Eagsps Mallory Natehsz was TIRES years victim OF
until ne tried the arctic Lniueut. hotties
him IN . few 80 i : 81. ~. ~
Mrs RedfoFa Mobile ys canine her eobe, =
yeSrs palsy, ana beng the
failure OF remedies cured By
aEaIFais. fSls M: Nov.
Thereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
me Iihes
" extra ted1fom the scades and In time
well and able 70 resume my bnsfhess. 5ii31 F[I -
Tire F1Ji5sS See $50 81
WEBsTKa CRY lows, Nov. 9tll, 1867: -
Sssn Sa
Linment and in two m onts was 1nesrlT
dsSghseE Was sniOte In the Tor
in one eye applied your valuable Inine n ind her
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,NOT1ORpO IaO5UsRK RRIsRRs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure In Informing hts
friends and the pnbc generally receiving
his SPRLyG STOGR OF GOODS, which is very large
and embraces the offered in this city
Ny stock consists, in part complete assortment of
Carpets Rugs, oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Damaskss Satin Ds!anes, Gilt Oornices, Curtain
Bands and Pins Table and Piano Covers together with q
great variety of articles This
stock has been selected with great 8le price
aud think now offer that have
not before been offered in this city -. =
Those in Of Goods in the House Furnishing line, will
please call ut the old stand Mol AL Main 50. and
satisfy this the Good aud cSdp
Goods. J. @. HARBOUR,
apps - No 142 Main 81.
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FROM ST LOTTIS

" ~
Aug, 0.-Goy. Powell and Major, McColloch,
with Peace Commissioner, arrived last night,
and prosesded,by early train, this morning.
Mr. Bridger, the original setterofl Fl Bridger,(
accompanies Commissioners. Over two thous-
and Of Russell, Majors and Waddle's wagons.
were met in the plains. Several Mormon fami.
lies passed down the river this evening, bound
for Illinois. z6a, 3ss.y
Scattering returns from Brown, Calhoun,
Douglas and Pawnee counties increase the ma.
jority against the bill to 5,3T6.
:, a dispatch fronIrdepe ndenee 9th, says sata,
Ee mail With dates to the 18th July, has arrived.
News unirnportant. Mail party report Indians
very troublesome on routes stopping trains
and demanding provisions and whisky. - H.
Mr.. Cronin arrived last night 90 days from
Alburquerque, reporting SO mounted men
thoroughly armed, on Puwnee Fork of Arkan--
sas river, en- route to assist Gen. Walker at El
Passo. Mr.. Groninlearned that Walker passed
Sonora short of provisions, with 800 mounted
men. CoLtI tins was with ~ aiker at 81 PaSso.
Mr.. Croninl alsofuetl from 10 100000 Indians
Col. Burt - ~ .,sss
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AaNEAN

The Fire at tho Far Grounds.-The damage
done by thefire of iSunday morning is not at all
extensive, and will be speedily repaired. About
fifty yards of fence and stalls only were destroy.
ed. We learn that number Of abandoned.
enand men wereoccupying the stallsat the
time, and it is supposed the straw was acci
dentaly or pprposcly set on fire by some of
them. The alarm spread rapidly, and the light
Illuminated the whole city. Hundreds of per-
sons rushed through the streets, taking up and
prolopging the fearful cry fire. The FIRE had
done its work before the people arrived upon the
the scene, when it was speedily stopped in its
destructive course by tearing down the fence.
The Executive Committee of the Association
have offered reward of S2OOfor the arrest and
conviction of the inceudiary.
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l9IIaIIN,I a,TI.M A.RRRr

AueusT 9.-Flonr higher; Closing at $4,50
az, 60 for good snperfne. Whisky active; sales
1000 bbls at233 DIVISIONS unchanged. Mo-
lasses held at 20. Business active Money
easy; fair demand; exehaage doll at four-tenths
to one half premium.
QtKBEc, Aug. 9-The steamship Nova Scotia
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, with dates to
the Sosh, 1tt,b9t her advices had been antici
pated by dispatches from Cape Race
New sYoRK, Aug. 9.-The steamship 3Arago
from Havreia and ohtfampton, IS signalled sbes
low. Her adviees have already been published.
RIVER AND W AFEER e
PITTsBgRsH, Aug 9.--RiYer feet by metal
mark, falling. Mercury So
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.sHo41or ftqsierls lPirers- IA party of young
men, we understand, from the Baltimore & Oh o
Rallroad machine shop, will leave for Frazier's
River ggofl mines, the first of next month";
1heY have been attracted BY the gloNingIac=
counts of the abundance of gold in that favored
region, andintend to startJwtth stout hearts and
hands, to try their fortunes. They are Just the
men to surrnount the difficulties which all adj
ventnrers that direction, must expect to en-
counter. ~
e The Fur Gr0uuds.-We see that the fence
around the carriage drive upon the Fair Grounds,
is almost completed, and everything is being,
put intip top order, The main track for the
display of fine going horses, is now in most
perfect order, and each evening sees it well
.patgonized by the owners Of horses of blood
orbottom. 5is
a..as BUSINESS NOTICES. - :a. 81 +
.2oaie EVERY one, attines feels the ncces:s
sity of some restorative of tho vital powers,
depressedby mental or bodily exhaustion. In
suchsconditiops let every. one, instead OF lying,
to the alcoholic or medicinal stimplspts, which
must be followed by depression eqnal to their
excitement, relf1vlgorate his deranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints Of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved a remarkable preventative and cure
E. Booking, Agent, Apotlleca. No. ID Monroe
street Fft
Are You Biz1toasf Use Todd's Pillsl Are
you costive? Use Todd's Pillsl Have you
Headache? Use Todd's Pillsl Have you Liver
Complaint? Use Todd's Pills! Have you Dys-
pepsia2 Use Todds Pills! Have you a Cold?
Use Todd's Pillsl Do youswant' a safe Family
Medicine2 Use Toad's Pills. Do you want a
reliable Family Medicine? Use Todd's Pil.s!--.
They have been proved by an experience of so
years! They are more popular. thai, ever be e
fore = They are compounded with grcat care
and from the Purest material They are used
in almost all parts of the Union. They are all
they profess to be- Try thems u. II. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents. ,...,f.4.5-e,g
:s.s ---=-ss - Ss--- 80 s. zsaa] u
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator inanothericolumn. e1 g2at, Z
l
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~ TIE HAIR -Peoplehave centuries been ahicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known
has been those abomnable wigs. discovery OF
Professor Wood these articles being WITH
put great persons thetn because they
have been often imposed by Hair Tonnes
ent kinds To ailsuci persons earnestly make the
quest that they will again, Woods Restora-
tive there is tucr thing fail. We know lady who
was bald the RVtice short time, is
completely with the tnieSt beautiful
cnrls imaginable. We know of numerous hair
rapidly falling In greater perec
ton than It had been before. p ar5s 1eEfs.
1t is also without doubt the best articles keeps
ing the hair in good condition, making glossy
removing dandru proved itself the greatest
to all the ills that hair Is heir to.
Its the duty of every improve perEona up.
pearance though some may differ in to ways Of
doing IT.; but every will admit Beautiful
hair either in man Is object much be
sired, and there are that SHOULD be left nntried
Philadelphia. =. = - -
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INSPIRIA.

y p, INSPIRIA.gf ), gzr &,
"IIow holy the bliss
OF one rapturous kiss arr --.-
From the charming mouth bluShng m8idenl
81 Enchanted YOU sip fs.s.- fsEH
-a. The soft balm from her lip,
AID inhae her pure breath, breezes from Eden.
The pleasure you feel
You can never reveal;
1t beggars description; all fiction surpasseS. . RS
You only can sigh
t-s't-=4 While marvIllnE why
bachelors VIII persist in remaining such asses.
No JOY compare
Nor simiIituie bear I---9 Il
To the pleasing emotion senses that scatter;
There's nothing know III
Can comfort
Except st!g gttIss Of hot brandy and 1cGtcr."
Let no lady be offended at the comparison
Like the boy who thought peaches tasted like
sausage, the poet has used his most exalted
idea of mundane comfort as a ''simile with
which to compare" the soothing influence of
oscular experiment he describes so graphically.
Thus it is all over the world: one man places
his sumnuae 5oaum in plethoric money bags,
another in beans and bacon, and shall we deny
the.poor poet the privilege CT expressing his
love for fair women after his own fashion?-
However, the cares of this life and the deceit.
fulncss of riches often mingle with our sunniest
moments, This is evidently from the following
sublime aspiration, which is written in the
same hand Immediately beneath the above
poem-"Oh, may this day be held in everlasting
remembrance 81, 5s. lost" and the date of
the unfortunate event, 25th May, 1886.
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an Oh 8c1ol,.s-The following tthrrecc, stanzas
are from the dingy pages Of q very old book
They are supposed TO have been written by a
votaFy Of the MUSES., whose regard for tn e Ia
dies is only equalled by his candor. 1t bears
the somewhot ambiguous headingof
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Hfg1tcay RoJIery- What are ace coaing TOP
We had scarcely recovered from the surprise
occasionod by the announcement that Deputy
Sheriff Irwin had been attacked on the Nation
al Road, two miles East OF the city, on Friday
night, and his money demanded by daring
william, than we heard ofanother similar occur
renee. On the same night, about 2 o'clock, a
gentleman named Walters, from Pittsburg, in
coming from Washington to this city, was stop
ped by two numbering looking. Williams near a
stone bridge this side of Roney's Point The
Williams both wore red shirts. One of then, Was
armed witha double barreled shot gun, and the
other with single barreled pistol. They de-
mapded of 8Ir. Walters his1noney or his life,
but TINT gentleman did not seem disposed to
part with either, and without saying word, put
whip to his horse, and galioped away for dear
life The perpetrators of these outrages, from
their iFrcsolute manner of proceeding, are sup
posed to be new hands at the business If
these daring attempts to rob and take life con
time, it will scarcely be regarded as safe to
travel after nightfall upon road almost as
thickly settled with houses as a western}village
We hope soon to hear of the arrest and punish-
ment of these banditt
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Domestics and Eoreign Staple,

Domestics and Eoreign Staple.
pieces at only cts peryard, worth 12<
s BLE SS III pieces, ll yard i and
very nne Tor only 10 cents Also excellent quail
ity @uslins for yard Asuperor article of
sss 5san9 Brown Musins Wide Tor ecents. sheetngs
anu PtlloN case MusliIis at almost price -.
cttEChS atyery low prices. Bedcking first rate arti-
c!e i9T ~ cents yard and do uerring Bone Twil
only l254 cents per yard, very, cheap. .s
URAS- very good quality for only per yard.
IRISH LINEHS-=A splendid article llitnen
for only rs cents q yard. s =
7 goods for
DE BEGES AND LUSTRES-some as low as cents
yard; at sas [apS=sml mas tALEXxe HRYAIAN's