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10 disps1ch nom Portland, Maine, says that
three young men, sons Of Mr.. Willism wyman,
Of Belgrade, Maine, were drowned on saturday
afternoon in pond In thst town, BY ths upssttng
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WAsHINeToN THEATRE :, ;.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
w hASssER.-...---- M. s. w. 6Lssx.
.EsEsyslI .ssss. q 5s 2, nscHlNes.rs
e thss q he scseneIlsh.e dsaShter, Miss CAR-
On Tim oecssion Ne great BIN Of last nirht oil, b.
fepssssd.
win - raIs EyENIEe..
ha's' seEEss{R 81 ssss:, sssisisd
nsyony, veeishs viss nerehanl sxsrsnely
evsrss 70 nesrimosy and politics Nj. p fickisss
Mr.. Cso:sy; 9 yoeaG WIDOW, az
rs"s's sanssisans... =. ...~ .nIsss c. Riehinss
cosslsdias With y: ,s,riosis s.sery Of
Sea. George wsssiassoa -. =. Mr.. r. R,,s;.ss
Codes Of Liberty. .Miss &. kisSisss
U Doers ops. a \ % .; perfornAsss 70 sea-
osehesexa ehairs. o.; private boxes. lA M
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IAN BE BoUGHTN az BEET ADVANTAGE


WINTER FUEL
OAN BE BOUGHT TN BEST ADVANTAGE
DAILY expected Is,gg. aasntiti:s Of WOOD and
e.! Free Burning Coal, sor hsnsss and Cooking
Ned Ash Coal, for Crates and Stoves
White Ash Coal, for Flu. neoes and Radiators.
Also, East Franklin and West End Goals, which
recommend - the best Anthracite brought to THE
city. .-~-'-~
Cgmbefland Coal, both Lump and Fine.
Charcoal ofthe bsst quality on hand for the a.
o0mmodhnon NJ customers,
TO b cut sxprsssly for my o.n sales, and bylny
II ial sssth. The wood vii b delivered Der rSi
road thTonGh coming winters. and Il tsksa som care
or coal from vessels, their arrival, deduction
OFFS cents per ton OF cord will Be made. :
Hick9fy, Baker, and Spruce PINE WOOD for
All fuel will Be Of best quality. esrefally weighed
HAVING large number Of cssts. dssy IN delivery
may not bs ex pected. 81 =
SAMUEL H. YOUNG,
East side 9Th st., between ID and Z sts.
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THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND
Madame DELARUE is now opening -
large sssortment Of r ibbons. W lvess, Belt
Bonnets and Hats; Laoes Of all desc nption,
ffam iisle 20 Point MAlsneon, By the yard and i1
Collars, Fluted Rules, Embroidered Collars
l9kss and Slssv:s, Handke,ehisfs, Inse tings AND
Ba'bs, Trimmed Sleeves, &c., &c., 60; choice
pe!famcry, Fans, and great variety Of Fancy Ar
eces; also. Q complete assortment Of youvin'l
Gloves. or ladies and gentlemen. 90 Is Sc
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A MAGNIFICENT ~
Our regular Fail and Winter
GRAND OPENING 49,
Ofentire new styles Of Ladies' lslz
CLOAkS, kAGLANs. DgSTERS,. xHAWL

VIII TAX 9 place 10 egr beentilely
IMPROVED STORE-ROOM.
On MONDAY, TUESDA Y, aad WEDNESDAY,
October nth. lsth, and 18th. - /
We can assure our friends. and the public in gen-
eral, that on thiS 1eoasion our Stoct OF
than any former season, a9d lsdiss visiting oar
st, elegance of finish, and Ct liver prices Ihsn
any other house in Washington.
Rem .mSsf-ths place is the old and favorits
MAxWELLS, 39e Pa. Az.
M. B-CI0ak Rooms in ID atory. 90 ~ cost
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urThs oppositioa party Of Moth csrolIna
Jhsve called ss.te Convention 10 msst 1t Raleigh
on the I'd Of Fehruarys 10 make Preparations fss
ne campaign q ieD.
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MONDAY, OcroBxn f7rn,
uA sltsas ~ RAOPENING or THE
N AK w e LIS
- @ OT.n Ann D npnp

OLU And POPU l. A
+ FANCY 9TozU.
WIrH NEW AND BEAUTIFUL inPRoyrnsnre
And IN Entire New Stock OF Goods. viz:
Rich French Embroidsriss.- - K /
p.,;. p;,n.,.-,.-..,.. Rnchss and Quilliass.
r,.. p..,, Clouds and Nabins,
Ladies' Dress Trimminss, - =" :
Rich Velvet Ribbons. ' - A1'',' 's"''
n,... a. c.,.s Crockett Fringss.
r...n,. u..a.n... Guipurs PRINCES,
Gold sua chsails Had prsssss, 0i'A. osPs.'
victona Head ornamsnts, ''i'.' 0sPs' =
Every style Head Dfsssss, SA sAe Al'''
Real Laes Sets and Collars, LA voc ;
DFess Buttons, &c. &C. q Q.
Ara every DESCRIPTION ef Goods usually found il
90 Is cost MAxWELL'S, sac Pa. av. |
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MORE GREAT BARGAINS

Just opened TO day, 900 yards bsautIiul, n, at
style MOUsSELINES, at I2k cents: some vel
n s. Ssn' xoi u y nnd III
Of staple Goods ofthe bsst GLASS, all ss tbs
- J. w. COLLEY CO.,
oc Is 2v 63s 7th at, above Pc. sv.
CTOvES. SrOvEsm sTOvESM-I have on
:. = bsnd 90 assortment of TIN WARE and -
H-e to give my exclusive attention to the
Plum ing and Ga. Fitting business, oHerS
them for sale at small advance sbov, cost. ~ ms
for other goods Call and see me before purchasing
elsewhere, or you viii regret it, >
oo15 next door to Star bflce.
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THE MUST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED
TO A WASHINGTON PUBLIC!
AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON COST,
Fer Cash, o. Approved short Date Papef.
JOHN r.. ELVANS e CO.,
aos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 500
BETWEEN sfH AND l0rH Sra, WAsHrxefox, nc.
&c l4-st Istates.st.l -.
WASHING RON THEAEsE y..o,
GREAT ENGAGEMENT! y
o. ss;S:! y !; !:
mr.. BURTON, 80
N NE Ns S YdI{ins 70 ovThovns crowds q
Th &. s.s:ssos.. sssss:a :: gre. s.l..:
~ 1910 Ills MS HUGHES.
:ss.. IS cents oiahsssls cham 81; sdnissios 8
eenl. oc N-0
THE SUPERB PULL GRAND PIANO, sE-
Mss Nay eosesas sd sses . 4. SsesSSs iSg
Messrs. chieksrias. Il for sale b TIE ssbsesi6ss
os.. Sol. As... for S SGfas E sffs ..s.
1860 ALM.2Acss rd il 1880. 1860
WHOLESALE AND RRrAn
90 H-oo3w $50 SEvENrH SfngRr.
81 Oh Es
Rich Bayaders Paid, Figured, and Coiorsd Silks,
e.sf is sis. ne S e.... 70 ear par ,.rs
FigHTed and Plaia all wool Dslainsa, $3.50
Frepch Msripoa, IN 81 eolors An qualities.
With IN lIlnmerable vaFiets Of Dress Goods, al
Of Hh.ch , III % oasssd e yssy low lncss.
zoos 'sr0ssa our s'oesw wv. = Riley .,o
No, %. scs.ss, steve. Vet ssii1i.t. s ssess:.
zsh and ath sts., oRIosite Centre Esrksk oen In
II REQOvAL
me-, sosne, lsth stre.e, Ne. 10l. vSsssI &c -
81 GU 81 &c az so ;;i6s e g f a.
5ss!s Eiteoas. t,ovs1s E us: eSia|ssass::S
Se. take pleas1fs Ii i166f1i1g ny cnseo1srsa al
- peolhe a genoral tnas vSA b. ssao1e1 % sol
9les TT enSRee to- ~ Geher heueein Wa.h-
4eo1 e1V. AHIroSueoe, oellond 80 ohd gar
80 yfS sesds = sks'svsst p'as's = rrno
THE QRqT PIANO9 ans 1lAlsURAcIURfD
rsssivsa 8 Hsasls &c Ice Isi.isSs Sy;r =!
~! 3 Hocds Rsis: E:e.scs: ,asH: JON 2.
y plvsgs . 6Sss ssssssnsas q - Pissss g
IEslA eg.Rse 9 R,sr,:ss, sds'ots slesAsr
sSs iS1sokvsmm
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il In view ofthe com
o Ing Fail and Winter
n rade the uDaersign
n ID a-e now buyins .
heavy assortment oi
goods suitable TO the
-xants Of their Gus
h somers and the pub
10 Of Washington
md With their fAcil
Ehties for procuring
,he Best Zrficiss a
n se Market and in
aany cases on spe-
"A .iai tcrma for thei,
N lovn sales they will
NJ - enaO.ed 10 olisl
IUaeonnnea IadHee-
neafs. They solicit
10 call from che citi.
q Gems and the trade
of the surrounding
,oubties. Asan ear
C est Ut their determ
al nation to furnisi
.uperior qualities 81
he lowest prices
thsy beg 10 sfsts =
> heir many friend,
9 IS.RRkpSWShRSEs,
chat they have ef-
Looted arrangements
nj With the " unioI
Il Gather Cloth Co, -
Fl Union Mills " "E-
N izsbethport Vince
NSompsny," and 9th
Rw factories, vhicl
Vl<lve them the ability
= % dor the psices
H,a Huns, SPoKss
vlSKLLoys. SHAFTS
Arms, POLES, BARa,
N ke., 60, land which
n In ppYV ImUOTfArlf
At0kseD tAe hads
I@ WQsAfagt0a 81
kosss. I" CoAcH
.rRInMKks viii 6t.e
9TH us al the cd
vi IntaGes Of A Car
Z iage Dry Goods rs.
n tattiskme9f, and M
m oss oflsafhsv lnrun
ing from one stor,
- % another In p0arcf
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hni FOODS. CotcE !
A PAINTERS Will bea I
u In mina ths tarih Of q
n prices tbcfofe pub n
.,shsdl Of xOACB =
a tAhNtSHES Ant /.
apAPAN IN quanti =
y ues 70 suit WAGON ,
y buiLpKks AND CAR q
RAGE mxKERs, % r
tentlon - specially r
= lcaiied 70 the present
~ 80 expected } stock
LISISs.: FRIxsEs 9
LACKS KNOBS Col
y LARS, TAcxs.J0INrs
6urfoNs I
"A 1kAIHkhsSAsIINos 1
e l6oirs, MAsHxks Y
n fyLA1kAMEsl
dINGss NAILS GO. r
20. RussiA DUCK =
FtSNAMEL'p CANVAS y
n sNAAELhD DRILLS
n NoLEsklN, iMffA
IIoN LKATHER, re
DsLAcksNIIHs AND
IrogxpRy NEE VII 4
N nrd our store the n
q Hsa9 -4sarfsrs foi n
BAk IRON OF al y
sizes, from By lie M
uIquaittg. aad az "a, q
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ODD FE L L ows' HALL.
sANFoRD,s OPERA TROUPE.
FRIDAY ANDsArURDAv EVENINGS.
GLORIOUS BILL or ZNrERTlINNHNr,
SANFORD and LANDS,
u thear great budget Of Jokes and Orisinalitiss.
Doors oDea at O'Clock psrfornanos % oou-
eel.eren n4 eee- &C NH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-15
REnAIslEky!sE. g 3: 100 81. 5xs:,

lOrdersd 10 b inssstsd in the EvExlxs srAR, II
oeins the nevspaPef having the largest circulation
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NJ Mons Chiszini, of TIE Ravel troupe
crossed the schuylkill river 1t Philsaeaphia, %
Thnesdny, o. . rope axfy fsse abovs ne wsfes.
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E. s. 8. . J. !. :. - -. - Y
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Two HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHnERs.
DL0OK TO YOUR INrERRsrm
PURcHAsiNd sYcuR woop.
A. PAINTERS CRY STEAM x,nn,,ra
STOVE WOOD MILLS.
Foor OF SRvxNrH SrRRRf. ~ {
~ ySs =. E' q. sss ; ss,, ss q gu
ssos. Sc az sD ssli M oos e.. sss e
fiey Gents per cord ohsspsr thea q - se,l frou.
- any other yard in THE CITY, = 1919
u HIS W2ed y Q! the bot euality.'s .ass,sts
rrr. re hss the hl6Es.e sisis snd hoxss.
Ihs Dsas HeHt spraes Rlss s wsod -
=, An p:i..s.d r,.s e gu Esst g kifaliss-
You win get : quarter Of. " oAss - ~ e.
cus ,.... ana s,Gs' 's Of he as.s s,s.ss fiss
Yos GET quarter Of : card q a. ss : = ~.
{, , 80. =. :, =. Asst az Wood sae aaa nit
ro.1...s. Nav fss2. s.A esssssssvn.
Money e sSs s I. s5s = r'sy
So ~ i;i:i' : = = z1!d :.,'
= ! s s 81 81 8 y 2
* - -. ass - = s4ass 50 = ,asg
So - 49, 90 ~ ~ <3H83sS sniss 80 s ~
*Hf+ - e8effass ssat II fsesf1sf
TIN ~ ssh 4fhsfdVy s<hff3a tN5ks
=
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RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
C4AIaw on HoURs.
Commencing OMsA(5 gdy woFetsg, Osfo6er IL, 1883

- = 9
Ira ms will run rs follows: as
Leave WASHINGTON at % and T. IS q. m.
Leave WARRINGTON at 5 % and 50 p. m.
On Sunday ct 2 p. m, only.
1;e:ye BALTIMORE at 3 Is and 40 ?. m.
fe.senss 8 for the East Vim take trains at { %
and 7.45 q. w., and 20 p. m.
For the WEST at 62b M. and % pr.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45a IN, and S2) p. m.
90 IS q. n. PARSONS, A gent.
I AR6E SALE OF IMPORTED WINEH AND
- Liquor In wood and glass, on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, October 18th. ct o. clock, m store
ass tgth street. between d and e. b =
THE FINEST STOCK OF LIQUORS EVER
y offered In this market viii be cold q ASS 10Th
street. ON Wednesday. October 18th.
HSONNO 'SSEuRS ARE INVITED TO EX
~ amino the Wines and Brandies before, or on
the day Of sale, at ASS 10Th street. between Dand r.
A RARE CHANCE IS OFFERED TO IN
"A yalids and gthors, 10 purchase pure Wiuss and
!lauors, on Wednssdsy next, 1t O'Clock. No.
$50 10Th strset. - ooi55s
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MIscELLANEOUs.-The Ecuador and New Gr.nsds
minister The Confederation Argentina niser The
Iua Minister, VIM r; Editor fnbsne; Editor Of the wash
ngton Timss.
DLzrrxHs MUST IN ALL CASE. N PRxpArn.
Oct IS. WIN. JONES. p. M.
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p. J. MeHENRY. secrstary'
oc Il e u. Untel. q Cor

NECOuP0N BONDS OF TIE WASHING.
md desi,sbie investmeLt, being in suns offve hnn
Srsd dollars sech, redeenable January 3 1s67, and
And are for sale bv RIGGS & co. 9
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sasT wo Sesiiii isd "' ssss s
4 ne g kREF s's
to meet Mas mic Hall corner Of 9Th and streets,
on MONDAY nexf, at O'Clock p. M, for the pur-
town. Punctusl sttardaace Of an tbs Grand on
GERS and members Of the Grand Lodge Is conf dentiy
cordially invited.
Bv order Of the N, y. Grand Master.
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FRIEND SOCIzTY.-ln compliance with q reso-
S ss I. sf sS g the .ss the sses yin
MORNING, the 18th, at o'clock, to act a. an e.
eo!t o. the occasion OF the dedication As questsd
this occasion. The committee appointed TO attend
70 .Pse,sl duties are TO- report 70 Dr. Du-
mental punctualy ct the houy designated
~ r.upnEE, MeNERHANY, Prssident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-15

SUsSEX COUNTY LOTfEkIE0.
To b. dr.Ts ,9 ssi|y e &NE D6LkE !.
minutes before e q. 9
cl... i1sS S ss$s.:. s P S;ss = ha.os.. !.
ipri.sef.---x;s.sssisi .'. PRISE; sf..--...sipn
cAss M s sa$ss;: S g sss.s n h.,lo.
'sss d $50: ISL. , =. =: :. ~"
c. T,,s, n,s .sls.,., {, S.ssss:s . s,,.
,rir. ee .--. .ssi1 S;i... elm,
y riet sss;' q. 40
c... 5 Sssn s:ss,.; Ss ss::.: :, s.,,...
',t's e q ;'s'ss i. '... s
- 90 s .'''. 500 f l q. g. g.
. ,... !. EsI DAY 9 8 s:. a ,.,..
ia Q. -: -; II:E:. .. Be- q.
9; D s:s:.:.. t.,,... :.
sl &. e a::.:..... "a: &. -
q .'''':~. riss!e o. So "a
AIl ssssss q eskss. @ esrtise.sss Of psslsrs,
lilo. II = "a sssssss.
So NOE M Ps ::,:. y ! g,
.fk9*s =
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N@THE DEDICATION OF ST. AI.O> yi U :
x3 ChnEch yill be az 10 o'clock and the High
HueHIs vii prssch s. Mass and the Rev. pr. Rypp
, DEB at vssper., I o'ooek N9llect,on will be
Pswhoiders may get their keys ct Gonzas . COLLEGE,
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81 NOT DECEIVED! =
a. mOvE Al Ihlags. Compare Prises-snd let Z
AND sTxTIONERY
We ARE NOW RETliLIHG ar W1yoLr +.
SALE PRICES.
90 s-x. Ios as e s6ovs Old FsIicv 3 asil.

~ AFLOAT!
e. en- q s.sssss dsy sh .s sssess oscc A
goal. ofsis kind wkish gave sscS imm me ~;
sossse9 = - csseoD~r! lat year. Those Who VIA
To- ss@ ne yesssl, TIM: sevi1E . cent? .
sW01P ed COAT q III It'd, sosssas 4 10 8
~ ~ - ~ ~ .siess ~ J; EDW. CLAhk.
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4 oQK OUT, FOR .THF ISLAND SOCIAL
I.lssd social Club siII ale Pcs. sttss A ss
ssmbly RoVms on WEDN ESDAf, Nov. a. Z
s.d iad,s. Particulars In future sdvsrtiss1s1E
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DEcrsIoS or rHx sxcsxrARs or rur rrr..r
1r.-An appeal having been sskea ftom tie Az
sion Of the Collector Of New Yosk, On c,as =
mink skins imported from Hambarg and chained
TO enter free a duty he Secretary az the Treasury
has decided Inst ths 'niaks bsisg Europs.n a
Wen - an American qssdseped, and no proof
being presented that Tie uticlsdln queulioa we've
sne produce q the United eh>a, tAess1ors they
ne NOS entitled 70 entry fsss q du1, but ass su6-
9ses 70 duty q PEI cent, undsr DE claauincs-
non 70 sehsduls Q Of :" fus, undsssed, wbeayea
Naval oaD.a--Iisss w.- = p-......s-
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= "a stsgefas.rl .zsss - - ~ sasiss -
:ot*'lllfl|:'.'|l!|! i!
,=..s.+...s =. e<sa - - ssssi 81
., that being aecommodatingly sut u hsst. II be-
comes duly hard In course df time, rendering tho.
beautiful ornaments enduring.


BAD ACCIDENT ON rHE MmwAokEs AND MiN.
NEssorA RAILwAY. THE express passenger train
over tho Milwaukee aud Minnesota Railroad, left
Lacrosse Monday morning Mt 1900, and upon ar
irving ut Midland Statiun conductor Greedy was
informed that the rails hnd been torn up, two
miles below that station. hut the injury had been
repaired, aud the track rendered safe for the pas
sagc of trains. Proceeding forward for the die.
tance OF about half mile beyond the first break,
the engineer suddenly discovered an opening In
the track, in which. several rails had bosn wrench
ed from their ias,cnings. The engine was imme.
diateiy reversed and the brakes applied, but the
truck heing wet from tho rain OF that morning,
was rendered SO slippery that the speed Of the
train could not be materially checked in time to
prevent fearful accident
The pilot fthe locomotive aud the forward
trucks buried themselves some six feet In tho
ground, and the sudden concussion broke up tho
baggage ear and the platform Of the passenger
coach following after Willis Mosely Of Milwau-
kcc, the train baggage man, was standing on the
platform ot tho baggage car, engaged in applying
tho brake, whom the accident occurred, and as the
ears came tagcthcr the platforms crushed his legs
between them, severing one Of them completely,
aud leaving the other hanging by lew small
tndons. The wounded man wins taken to place
in which his injuries could be attended TO, and NJ
his request, DR. Woolcoi OF this city was sent Tor.
II is supposed the track was removed by fnrin-
ers along the limo of road who had suffered the loss
Of cattle in that immediate vicinity, and becoming
cAaspcrated, had resorted TO this method Of re-
yeuge.-M Miltrdukce Ne,rs oIh,
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otfI't S9rti' s,nn R.,taoApCn.,
August 18th, lh,il. |
Ai$ea Eg *. ~. . II. a 4. ".


~ h.%, ~ sF. ss.. 4s'4t+ ~ say ass
a Rn orr hlgns ga, NO raN'Tngcr lrnn' VIII he run
~ on ,c ~ouihdc Raroui, ea, ing Lynohhurg follows
Mnil Tram daily at II. \. N.
second rrnn daily, rhecr sundays, ni 103n u. NJ.
l'l ihoA' irnins with the ETlmond Il Dauvlo
trans h laeunnd and the North he second ruin
II F"ltt-hurf With the nius tp Notilk md Weldon.
lhts trains niso connect with three triwceLy lines OF
Gmshipr run CITY Point 10 NJ. iurL, Philadelphia and
baltimore, all magnificent Stnmr- with the beat
las-cugrr. The Rnrnad o Norfolk
,nlly Steam Packets la Baltimore.
The III Of The Soutl,lr Earahl Co Iyurhburr, will
furnish further information rcspcciln. these lines
mug IT'S II. d. BIRD, tirn1 2up'i.
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VOLse--M 6es. ~
j % MEDlcIHbs. CO., : 800.
BALTlMSKE r 1al g! ,LStx g: 9sIlflL = g

yu,Hr ,ou,s., ., -. IT,,
:1;s;iss.I :!ssi si's;;a S:sI; s:rs l$ss:s!
Ss y ss,s sssssr: sss q: :s' sss ss ;s:;' "a
SssTs Sos sds G% ma s s,s ss.ef;'ss Ts. I sss
s'S '' X is:s 'ii%; sss s.a $ r. .s :ssi s
''''''' '''a'''s ~.''';5s 15Hss IA s
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Removal! Now Stand! New Goods ,

AAI NG old my entire stock Goods my stand
have ocaied below The Noneii House, opposite lin
Livery Srt, whore will continue the TfOceyy dd Cosimfs
yifH BRstc~s. Thnnknh Ia f,nds nl clatanuf5
lhr patronage hcr,"irr extended siirii cputn-
of the same, assuring them III Offer for
rash will keep constantly hnnd nice selection of GRO
tERlES AND STABLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal, ras-
ty and Mn oha. }. G'SHEAREh
ll.llla
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STITZER.
Oppostr the hrcnangs Bank,
Main street. Lynchbssrg, Wa
FALL STYLE MUM HATS.

Il n IL ~ - i i II q n Il MA " u n n D.
Ey SrFfXES Ia the place Ia huy Ars, his
sown Inspection by the most celebrated wokpcn
Ia produced lie Is furnishing Ills numerous cusiauieis With
tb hani-omst Hat TINT he Produced Tr,re nothing
ihv em ~ this city. The, the Hat al The
thing really bvauiif liz does moi design being egi-icu
hui what boiy must h. lf therefore, want
Hat To eclipse nll other as IA bcnny oi style, durability md
Hush peculiarly ndaplc 10 the form If the heal and exquisite
- beautiful, Stt1ers Is tho place Ia Pct IT,.
c would n-n cn attention to hs large stock of son Fclt
Hats o every grade and quality Sorynns Hats In great
, Tine Navy Cloth, Velvet aud 1us, Cps Uhireus Fancy
la- mud taps Ladies' Riding Hats aud n kinds Of Hats nno
a order the shortest notice.
'n nj ~nHrs Practical Halter for bargains, n the sign al
the Hle nov IL dta
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\AbOL tAkBlNG.-pr Cards in Perfect or,,rr
w ha' ing been newly Glc and thoroughly repaired
prepared To do ABIDING IN h, best manner III"
shortest notice. We have secured The oi MIR Con-
NES, Of Nelson County, tur.r of great experience who
highly recommended as Superior turrr. lnu
thai want GOOD ROLLS send in Wool and viii
nIeaYnr card al In il comes in without la. We
determined 10 spare pains please tuo who patron
We VII! receive Wool and deliver Rolls
We viii keep constantly iand oul Rolls Tor sale and TX
change Tor Nopl
The Highest Cas-, Price paid for woo delivered
a. mill piay lI-als Now LIN X NtEREIl
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Fine lser1iIlslrry.

HAVE IN store large variety Of lubH'- celebrated Ex
1ets Tor lh" Hndkcrrlf Also fine French and tefa
ipngnes, Eemmes i"ct megar, and otip Extracts gre
oly-iur sab by
aus =. dts John II. SEAN, Druggist
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PARIs.-The Paris correspondent Of The Boston
Advertiser says: Paris is being torn down and
rebuilt with an activity that horders upon tie
marvellous. Marrow streets that had been for
centuries damp. dark and unboalihy, have di>ap-
peared as il by enchantlpcnf. und long rows Of
white palaces replace the old tumhle,duwn, jumb-
led-up dwellings that have been demolished. Light
and air have TINS gained access to portions of the
city thnt knew them not, and great is The conse-
quent reduction in tho brAs If mortality. The
stone use or building in Paris is one peculiarly
adapted to tho purpose. Ola rich cream, color. il
p.e ent beautiful appearance, and possesses
singular property IL H. whom first quarried cas-
lily cnt with the knife or chisel and thus the beau-
tfui sculptures that may be seen on the farades Of
all thp:new houses in Paris are chseliod Without
difficn,y.' i'ut exposure to the air renders this
soft and easily worked stone as ha as granite,
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Steel Spectacles

l. NAV l. just received another lot of I'm
~ Ncs srtEI. srECl ,ULEs-amuDg which 81
he prctr>l patterns before offered to the puir Cal
and examine thrin.
sept 2-it, JAMES DlNNIDDIE
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SWEET porArons

I AN now rreeising SWEET PorArQEs daily. nom my
farm In Hanover good thu beat TINT 10 found IN
is any other Market which win sell wholesale re,a
nj The lowest market price Persons IN wan, will do wc Ia
gi'" me call before purchasing csew here .--
W. y. BURNETT,
sept tbdim Market HOUSE, l., ,urhburY,
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New Goods in Gold and Jet.

M have Just received supply Of Gold and Jet
w ItcG>, With Crosses attached Also, large lot fac
Gold Finger Rings, and supply Of those famous polr
srcac, which invite the attention of
sep, l9-i> SlIA tElHDRN n CLIFF