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Nevada national., 1859-06-11
SiiERIFFS SALE.

py virtue ofs decree and order of sale 10 me H.
- rscisd, issued "ui Of the District Court Of tho
l4th Judicial District, in and for Nevada County,
State OF California on q Judgment rendered In said
Court on the l4th day Of Ort"ber. 4. u. 1887, In
favor of MICHAEL CitONkN and against the Hell
seiis and lAiasait told Mining Company for the
sutn o Three Thousand Hight Hundred and Ihir-
icen lclaTs and Twenty nine Cents (s3 SIS 2p) With
Interest en the said the rate of Ten per cent
per annum-with interest the OF s30s So %
the rA. st Lse per cent Per month, til paid, to-
gsther with tt6 So ,asts af suit.
for the sale OF the fnilowing described Property,
To VITA lot or piece "f Qnartr Mining ground sit
uaiel on Massachusetts IIll nesr the Mount Hars
Quarts Mill, ana kno~n as tie Heiveta and Iafsv-
etie Quartz lead on said f, consisting Of ls quarts
Mining claims, more or less.
Notice is herebT gisen that Kill expose 10 pubr,.
sale all the abeve describe property 10 tie highess
.idier, Tor cash. In front the Court Hsuse dsor.
10 Nevada City, On 1tfsDAY. VI. 2I.t tsv of
June. a. o 1889, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
tiissn uniSrs nv tsrt s.f sal tht. Ola A..
~. = y hS >. ". BOXING. sheriff
- - Russsa bsVsv
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
To Teamsters and Others.
PATENT ANTIFRICTlON AXLE GREA:
Nnt A.Incind hx uast or Coll

THIS article will not tiin in hot climates,
ihitkrn or harden IN cold. Tie season OF ihteru
communication With the mining di.trcts hsvii
again ogenei. the suh.crihcrs take this o po -tnui
uf than.ing their numerous customers tor tie
teasiye patronage given 10 their
Pnscuf AxsI GrrHse
during the a.t .x ,esr- aud Lcx to say that svrrJ
carr will D. taken, IN its future msnaiActurs, .
s.stain it, widels spread reputation
TIE Bt.si IUBRiCATING MkIIuH
Tor Cnaehe- Draws. Tesmster'- Wagons. etc ever
introduced iuto California.
HrCES = IAnRfnT.
Inventors aud sole Manufacture, NatoIns siree'.
pepet Tor sale No. iol Jackson stre, saa francis
~ an
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

THE COMPOUND SYRUP
10Y
ssr,ssprills. yellow nock, and
Iodide Of Potass.

Il no NOR less than what its name implies each
dose of "ne taole spo nini contain Bse grains Of
Iodde Of Potass. We defy comretifonin this article
arrangements sre such that get our Sara
parilla Root direct from Honduras and our Iodide f
faiaSs direct from England in large quantities con
sequenily we believe the only firm who ca
furnish the article at 81 Per hnttle II can he
snld by all respectable druggists at the shove price
BE careful and get the genuine ariIcle-use none
other, and from past experience are well assured
that It will give perfect satisfaction to every person
sho may use it--Facked In one and two dozen cases
ready I" ship 10 any part Of the country. Druggists
viii lind Il TO their advantage tos II this sarsapari
Ia In prsfersues 10 all Others.
r. HALL 4 co. Proprietors,
- - ~ OAy ssssA bslsw Montgomery
- pBsaafDW.
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
Besfen rsnvinc Bakery Ro- Sale

The under-isni on scouui Of sickness has let
minded TO sell ths above mentioned we'll kno~n
OLD Established .onceru. situated ia Boston ks
len near Grass VALLEY, Nevada County
for terms rpply 10 CANT EEL 4 Asliu
Boston kssine. 80
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
SUMMONS.

County of Nevada Sa. w.R. Gspp
Township of GrA.. valley Ju-tie. Of the I..e.
r,IE reogle Of the State OF Cal fornis, to rETER
L MARTIN. GEErIISs -
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne.
at my Ofire. In said ToWnsiip. On N.utsy the
e5ih day of July. 1859. at 10 O'Clock 4. ~ 10 an.
,wer 70 the complaint Of iORSFsY 4 EOIA AND. who
iemanis of ycu the of Eisity three collars md
Ninety twu cents a. per copy of complaint now on
Gle in my Office. when Judgment " III be taken against
You for the -Ad amount, together with Gusts and
damages. IL you fsil To appear and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County -
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this I'D day Of April A.
y. 1850. ". u. CiArP
n.93m Justicr Of the Peace OF said Conn
Nevada national., 1859-06-11

BiLIcTs DEsCRDHRs.

Tie rrei-r quAniLn aud r.eht condition OF II.
bile IL ~ men enious importance 10 the health s
the hun fatre this Sfi riiiuus medicine "a rell
~" hidden seed, ~ tic er siri srd rthc.r,sllt tn,
huids sni -scrsiiens Iufe ana fluent CLEANSING AAl
resusiistiug tie vital furcions u the lody
Nevada national., 1859-06-11
Pnscuf AxsI Grrrse
NOTICE. 10 CREpITOMs.

No ILE IV ONETII Us.S'
In ths T.trici Court .f the l$ih JutlFsl District Of
the State af tslifnrt
IL the matter of the Petition Of J0SE. VI I sseLlN
luck. an ilsul,rut debtor.
nJESUASI To- an order Of iAe Hon Niles sssrl
Judge of tie sst' District Court. nutc- j. iets0.
s.an to al the cret -si In rl' ent Je-e t
EcSlntoet, 10 be aud ArIssf before tie ioi. Niir-
I-.srl. .r4r-.ai. in -, e. court nj the Court koci
81 s.ie tncft IN thr tiis ami tuIntv of Nevada. "a
the ska d,y Of Juu.. a. r.. lsJs. at 10 n'eleck
4. H. ~ that dAv. ti-n kni tlsr. To sh'~ cause u
~ey ;hey can. Why the .rayer uf ssia lnsulren;
should lui .~erant-i ani IN .sisnm.ut Il ~ es-
ixie b. ma - he be discharged fr.,n h.s dshi'
.ia4 labii.i-s, in par-Hancs 81 tie statute IN ssei
c.fr rs'.- an pro, i.i aud IN the mean time ..
pT.reef.iaSs against said insoly.ni he stayed.
witness my hand and tie scsl n said court, tss
Eighteenth day OF April. A. u. 1852
RUFI'S SHOEMAKER. Ci,-
no "a rs wx.Saru n-puty clisk.
iibh- 4 Isn.iug. AT " i~r 'etinner.
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csvyssrss6sses # 7xs Sssr.
6.easxfowN, Oct. -, le5s.
Our city b unusually quiet, and barren Of news
OF any kisd worthy Of note this morning. Bust
ness. hogever, in cernin hsanches 10 tolerable
pfssk, asd seems 10 - gradually on the increase,
n.x1gatto upon the river and canal
1ne regious revi val % the Methodist Protestant
CpNrchz ender the pnstoral charge Of the Rev.
DQyid Wilson, has been broaght TO close. IL
pesyed8be qeitesuccessfui, adding 10 the church
som tsene i've or h.rty members The prayer
meetings at o O'Clock tsery morning are still con-
tinued at the Rev. DR.. Edwards Dumbarton street
NJ. F.. Church.
We advise the lovers Of good dram ale to call on
our friends Army 4 Sbinn and try some Of that
from Boyd's Philadelphia brewery. We profess
70 be judge Of the article, and have no hesita-
donh saying we have never a. va found any ~
perior to f. - . -.
All Advertisements or communications for the
Star left at the drug store % @. D. Barnard 4
Co., corner Of Bridge and High streets, viii bs
promptly attended TO by the Georgetown agent.
The packet schooner Rebecca, Pattea, arrived
on Saturday from New York, 10 McCobb 4 Dodge
with large assortment AZ merchandise foe the tws
cities and 100 bushels of wheat for A. Ron Ray
Bro. Tee packet Hamilton, Ogden laden with
Hour by Mccobb 4 Dodge, and the Fleetwood
Burr, loaded with -four by Peter Berry, sailed To-
New York the same day. 'iei-.F 81.
We have nothing worthy Of note from the aou
| grain market this morning. There Is q consider
able quantity OF the former arriving by the cana
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ALEXANDRIA.
CorsssYo~dsxes Of Txs Star.


-t's' ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. "a, 1850.
Our numerous churches were all well attended
yesterday, and the pulpis for the most part were
filled by the visiting clergymen who are here at
tending the regular yearly synod meetings.
The synod Of Baltimore closed Its session on
saturday evening, after passing a resolution Of
thanks to the railroad companies who extended
them the facilities Tor attending the meeting.
Also to their friends Of this city fof their
hospitalities and to the several churches for the
use OF their houses Of worship. The place for
their next meeting 10 Georgetown; time the We'd
nesday after the third Tuesday in October, 1890
j. l.. kinzer having resigned his position %
Stste proxy In the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad, the Board Of Public Works
have appointed Thornton p. Pendleton, Of Clarke
county. to fll the vacancy.
The brick livery stable and lot at the northwest
intersection Of Queen and Fairfax streets, wa
sold on Saturday at auction for $500. Henry
Chatham the purchaser.
The ladies' fair for the benefit Of the Relief Fire
Company opens tonight at Sarepta Hall. Don't
fail to go and assist the ladies In their laudable
enterprise. I, = 81. -- ~
A colored man in the employ OF WIN. whaley,
Esd, had his leg broken by being kicked by a
Our beautiful little Theatre reopens tonight,
with dp-top company. The bill for tonight
embraces the great drama Of Retribution, and the
Shafiotte 4 Thompson, the Alexandria favorite ap-
pear, together with Miss Addie Proctor, Mrs E
L. Dalton, Mrs. Archibald, Mr.. Charles HILL Mr..
Lamb, Mr.. Dalton, Mr.. Chaplin, Mr. stout Mr.
Carroll, Mr. Roache, and Mr.. Lingham-a 6ryt.
class company, indeed. 90 = =.
The cars on the Alexandria and washi nctou
railroad resumed their regular trips to-day. G.
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fks 1fs&s rsrsy Il nSfysrsFssfya
The Baltimore Sun has the following specia

Fks 1ss&1 1sfSy Il MSfSsfsTSrfy.n@
The Baltimore Sun has the following specia
dispatch:
CHARLEsrowS. yefesspa CO., Oct 23-Captain
Charles Campbell, Ct Chambersburg, Pa, and M .
w Hauser, arrived here on horseback from Car
Isle today, and had an intssyiew with Andrew
tofney. They iefbsmea him they had captuf64
shd committed - Carlisle i'll, at O'Clock yesee
day, one Of the fasive issurgents, who they thek
ieCook They I'D an Interview with the prise.
esin jail who say the mans name 10 Hazlet. ola
Brown refused 70 talk 70 t660.
n MFR Hunter dispstcked an application by ninjl
under charge Of MI. Price, nsil agent to Gov.
Wise, for reQuisition on the Governor Of Penn.
sylvania for the arrested party. The Governot
has also been telegraphed.
The prisoner, Stevens, Is sti1t living Coppee
| now says he had an elder brother with him, but
Idoes not know what became Of him. Old Brown
Igavesthe sheriff an order on DR.. N uFphy, peymas-
ter Of the HarPer's Ferry armory. for the S3pf
tskeI ffom han, TO purchase comforts for himself
| lHARPER's FERRr, Oct @ --G. w. Chamber
recorder of the town, In now the acting Mayor
and has been appointed by Col. Craig captain OF
toe Armory guard. IL Is conjectured from certain
Developments that to-morrow night was the time
originally fxed for the general attack Patrol
companies have been organized here and at Boil
var and Camp HILL The evidences are daily &C
cumulating that the insqrrection was based upor
j widespread national organization, and tina
i many persons In other States whose names ar,
prominent. had completely with the conspirators
| The two men from Chambersburg, Pa. who cap
l tuTeds an insnrgent, state that the negro FREQ
| Douglas had been there, within few days OF TIL
attack, holding secret meetings with the aboli
t0nists bfs - 5sss. r. N = 80 -. . sIFF
j THK INsUHcRsr ARRESTED AT CARLrsLE. =
| CARISsLE, Oct. 22.-The man arrested on tn
| charge OF murder as being participant at Har
Per's Ferry is now supposed not to be Captain
Cook, but one Of his party.o He ia the same man
however. from whom a Sharpe's rife was yester
"A toGo
Mira Cook. Upon afresting him he endeavore,
to risist. but was !oyerPowered. He had on hi
person three revolvers and two bowie knives. H
has been committed to prison for a further heal
fg This mn is taller than the Published de
ts;Iiption makes Cook. He has the appearance Q
a desperate man, ready for any enterprise. He re
fused at the hearing to answer any questions
| CARLISLE, Oct 23.-The man arrested yesterda
Is supposed to be one of Captain Browns party
but il not Captain Cook. He gives his name
William Harrison. He is still in prison, and II
supposed Will be brought before court to-morro,
on habeas corpus, In the hope Of securing hi
| discharge. - son = -5s. i1as s.
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-. Gov. Wise says Of Osawsttamie Brown:
"He Is the gamest man ever SAW 'e
-. Rev. "A. p. Hanlon,' Of Ireland; Rev. DR.
Hawley, Of VI: Chas. ID. Bignon and family, OF
Ca, are at Willards'. 80, s.-.
'...F, o. barley, the well known artist wa
married on Thursday evening to a daughter OF
that celebrated mathematical genius, Warren
Colburn.r gpl- IS %
$50. private Paris letter, dsted October S, says
that Miss X. Pickens, daughter Of our Minister 70
ussla, was to have beeu married on Saturday, to
MT. Bacon, Secretary Of Legation. They are to
spend the winter in ftaly :.
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wAsHrseTcs, Oct 2t.-Sstretary Ca. ID in the
receipt Of letter from the Mexican Consul at
BROWNSVILLE Texas, stating that the insurgents at
that place were all American citilens, though
Msxissns ~ birth. They reside in Texas, and
Consul visited their chief in person, and induced
Siass O S:-tur. q the .p.s,.l s.,.e,<r.s
Mexico, esnof Mata hss eommuaicatp1 his yieuP
g bis 6eHrnment moeefully ed - suggsstna
node = obytating s1l;dincs1F n 1he negoGR
u0p noWPen4zng between tho Unfit States su1
1e!ice; se1y To- teae last dispae hes lie -
Eected eere by the Tsnnessee, which leaves vesa
1t is understood that Minister Mel .ane win not
leave until the mails by the Tennessee arrive,
which they VIII do about the LIST Of November.
The Brooklyn h reported ready fos sea and Mr..
McI.ane 10 expected here on Monday
The rumor that Miramon's fo- . bad taken San
f.nis Potosi - wholly discredisea hereg TII3s
o0ces,gseesslly Of q uinor OF uaproafable sort.
are being discontinued, for the reason that their
postmasters are Tom two 10 four quarters behind
ia theit Ies1rns. The pressure ofousinesuPon the
l ONCE has been so gfeat that sufBcient force OF
clerks could not possibly be spared to note some
thirty thousand Quarterly returns Immediately rs
they come In, and It was therefore Only known q,
qnent Such were then notified 10 send duplicate
returns but for the reason above stated a was no,
known until the end Of the next quarter whether
the duplicates had been received. To remedy
authorized by Congress. The Postmaster General
is now giving the subject his attention 4 a; ~
hear, from two or three sources, that In the
course Of the discussion yesterday, at Piscataway
Col Hughes pronounced some alleged statement,
OF MI Hagner. In respect 10 himself, to be false
whereupon the latter struck Col Hughes, or struel
MT him. II Is stated that the latser sent word to h
composition that he would wait until nine thi
4 morning to receive message from him.
Mr.. Wendell has returned from prospecting
tour and expresses great confidence in his election
as Printer, and Of that Of Col. Forney as Clerk o
the House. ~ > - - =
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PERSONAL.

A CART. -..... - \
4 lNDING report has besE extensively circu-
lated in this city to the effect that have eodorsed
the late acts OF small band oftacisss Sasafics in
tneit ueesonabie assault upon the inhabitants of
Ferry, feel called upon thus publicly ov-
Ing 70 my ofhcial connection with the Repu hIican
party, 10 brand the report base dsd BsaltciOus
SANDER and JatstAcod; and hereby give WARNING,
teat, rs law and order abiding ciiizen." fhsSi
enter legal proceedings assinst any person VINO
shs give uttsrance TO this sanderous report :
IL LEWIS CLEPHANE.
NOTICE. s
oil Persons are hereby fore warned against har-
account, as Will pay no debts Of her Contracting
cause. -
oc 2l-St- LEWIS KNEss
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are invited TO attend IT'D u. b. ALLYN. RS
T Rooxsor rys R.rusLIcAs, ! s.oeI.5.ox,
meeting # =: ksssslie::a q: @ a Of
III *. 81
ton repel with scorn the lmputstions uconneotion
& tS!' city, ss; 'dSa s%
q: E::Siysa fSsi the assertion: Of thu. s..sr to
connection with ths mad, wicked, and absurd
G.4sss nss :s sSss
insttgated mainly with view to manufacture Dem
81 RssaPssa; That the sll,sa.on. that Brown
s: .%sss 81 lisssnfsls
with th ss ssyiess Ps5s ! Of the Law
can Associati n Of Washington adhere to tn. plat
S G tn 'Sss ss.: sss ts.SS e P
6: s., 81 T. Fsdss
whit in the states. '''' !,
sh 6 n That Ee - south
t,OnaI right freely to discuss slavery in common
s 81 G b u9s. oaI q
south Tie duty and policy Of emancipation By vise
ssh. RssoIcsd, That in common With Washing
Len ssT9n rransIn Jay and Madison
We to hsas views asd fs1s
npon the attention of fellow citszens in spite of
the b. NAL and cOwardiy menaces Of the organs Of
spurious" Democracy. wv t'I5-E -
7th Rssolrsa. That We adhere to the state Rights
doctriIexof Thomas Jefferson, and that while With
that sIea: apostle OF Republican liberty, we dislike
moval. we stand ready 70 indicate the right the
southern states to control all their domestic affairs
for themselves, unawed by Federal usurpafion or
by Iuffan invasion. =
9Th. Resolrsd That the Republicans of Wash
ington regard ths impafaions Of the DOUGLAS organ
upon n, Republicah journals Of this city, false
9th: Resolved, That we have observed with pls as
ure that every Republican newspaper that has come
70 our notice has condemn ID the strongest terms
l@h Rssotred, That the Secretary be directed to
furnish the city papers copy of these resolutions
49, Ii. b. FRENCH, Pres't
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Aiezeedfta Gazette, writing from New Baltimore.
fanquies county, Va, on the 22d fustant, says
- 49, cruel murder took place in this vicinity
and pssesahls m.s. vss wsyisid and Shot by Dam
p Hu2hisa Thro had been some bad keIinpr
ssswen tae Enis fers yssr o %. Mr.. Goueh
49, hfes family, [swife nj eight children. y
sg1srs Dtassas> Ths Aying Aselasadoa a AT.
s s0Sss s .ss = s ., ush,s. We
lssirsi ssd fwesty-avs shot shes EN- i S;s
orease- M 6eugh leaves . truly kslp1en AmiIv;
but oey ne anC1R1t sincefe ffiends, Who Win not
only synpethise with but aid them. M. Gou0h
Val sbou3 my yeass Of age - . I.i'rEs 80
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ID Gov. Wise's Richmond speech SAYS he has
bnshei Of Browns correspondence, hut not all
Of II; foea carpet bag fnil Of itwas taken to Bal
unsre. and Improperly used. rs letters ID his
posss9aoe psoxed that Peominentmen at the North
-yoe implicated In the sffair. Whether our sister
eeates 1t the North win allow such men to remain
smong them unrebuked or unpunished retpains TO
be seen. s. II any one should muggle on Gerrit
smith some night, ana bring him to me- would
yend hima fn0Fd lSctase and then sepd hin, home
He bad remained Ut Harpes's Ferry to prevent
lynch law IN Virginia. There was no on OF
3urisdicticn 70 be settled, az he had made up bis
mind fnlly; and after determining that the tpris
onefs should be tried in Virginia, he would not
I've obeyo4 an order 20 the CONTRARY from the
fe1tdenf q the Unised States. He was ready To
weepwhea he bard that the Outlaws com fsed
only twelve men, and that they had taken the
sown In ten minutes. There wss NO cowardice on
ne part q the people there, because their I'M
guarded citizens were prisoners; bat he told them
that they bad made naistake and that II 8 enersl
Washington had becn a psisones and his lie i'm
per1hea y An attack, he would have risked his
own, and Others swsll, In making an attack
without delay. This Kansas bofde7-fuf nan made
great mistake . 70 the Disposition of the sIayes
10 ~ 70 his Standard the abolitionistB cannot com
Prehend thst thsy are held among ms a. by a pa.
0lafchal tsuufe. The Governor urged tie I'm
posnnes g the erganisaftqa u millissvthrough-
ouffhe ezfe and the exercise Of vigilance 70 ausrd
against the disgrace o. similar surprise
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10 Rre6ssssr Lsssss aerial ship, tie Civ a
49, rNE wss beosght 10 thai city on saturdsr
a Ccmpany's nsmmoth wagons, dawn by
49, nchiy csparieDned black hofsss. The baf-
ns 80, w1 , ~ folded csrsfully in canvas 70
ysfea, and tappssred a. though Tie e3sSt 49,
49, ~ naen e they could eeaveai1a(y 40 70
- s,. scds lnns.ee essiai ship ne vsRsn snd
Wv 3 ts;ssl = =. sss:a AreaEh he city on .ls
eaE IL inaetiSn q tAfs aerisI shir ~ =,
cG a, 10Y VIA Ne e1ss bn2 "a ~
49, gsssPs ssn ,s,asd e sssd % a.
i.ke sye!ys daY 70 complies Is In sfiSnl ,s ~
VIII hke ~ departure Tor EaFops-psff -
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Powsns SrArus OF wAsHfxsrsx .--These u
now on exhibition At Goupil 4 Co y new faiisfv
II Broadway, New York, 4 fail length stStre 81
Washinston, sceIPnred In white Italian marble.
~ vas Sxeenocd by Powers. In Florence, At al,
expense.ef $1,000 ind yss shipped fsr TIA port.
where e arrived about thrss weeks sisoe. Itfep.
!esents Warrington q ne Masonic altar, dressed
y nsreg.la o. the order, snd y ipts6d ia NJ
sss t.sdss,slIsbnsg <ys,y iodss q Which s.
NAszsTSs o. q 80, dirt. 1r,..i..,,.s
~S.s. 49, sols6h: va It w essu.e Jelly abb,
Ijs & 3: e: G.. c cs,.1 3sEs
d. 81. Etste g. - 4fsic.a sqaadrSa, nd
wkich LIZ ~ !nmp1s. Lent. AFusffolg,
We a e. v,, no@ New yosk sasly iaa moi
- - 80 p p viucenfs, Sept. -. - ~
425y a. 49, . csssIse9sns s.s9 ~ Judes
.osis ce,sSs = HE rn3eb IN Saa J13-
~ .Geunsy st9F9g.eve mil<a {bcn - kfcn. M
bsii n - ~ ~ s,SSsSssss. wssss - hal given
. ses.sst pssee1ek 1hs szslSs sssss Iish ~
]! T. i g; s. = ssi:ss :: iss
= .. ii l. is' aSsA aS;s1Ss i :ss.,
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CLOTBS AND CASSIMERES
go pieces Cloths, Cassimers. and Twecds from
are ,ui,sble for Boys wear; French asd BSxvs,
Cloths for Lsdies' Cloaks at So per ,ard. s b.
e+f.ff W. ~ -RIIHAETsrE
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TL o. Q. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE
Grand Lodge Of tbs District OF ColSmhis are &c.
trnally reggested to sttsnd q Incrting THIS Mon
day. EVENING, stsH o'clockito make arranse-
VENABLE q mentor Of Beacon Lodge, No. is. Flu
neral Tomorrow Tuesday aft ernnon, 1t O'Clock
ny A fnll attendance of the members of Beacon
t9dse ~ hsterpsly requested At the meeting III is
made tor attending the funeral cf our ate brother,
P;G, GEoRsH W. vENAHE. FuneIsl TO morrow
are invited to attend. (ltl =. B. ALLYN. r. s
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FI.ANNEf.S. nh se
goo pieces White and colosed tannes, I'll prices;
100 pieces heavy Canton Fiaaneis, 10 cents: 40,
pieces Caliooes, fast coofs. at 10 csets. 4 u
sfsrF w w BjRDETfE