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ANOTHER OBERL4N SENsATIoS-O On Mon
day last a pegro arrived at OberIin and begged
refuge and protection, claiming that he was a
fugitive from Kentucky. As some suspicion
existed as to his being ! genuine fugitive, he
was taken before the Mayor for exama ation.
The Mayor after a close examination. could
not decide whether the negro was a fugitive or
not, and declined having anthing further to do
with the ease. The negro left the Mayors
Office; but had no sooner reached the street
than he; was, seized BY a gang of negroes, some
thirty in all, who stripped bim and cowbided
him until the blood spirited from his face, back
and breast in torrents. He was then released
and told TO leave town at once. He started,
but the black brutes, not satisfied with whip
ping him almost to DEATHS door, pursued him
for fuos miles. with clubs and stones and hide.
Gus yells. The ring leader IN this brutal af-
fair was one Evan 4 negro and one OF the no.
torious dOberlin rescuers. We receive these
particulars from reliable citizens Of Oberlin
who witnessed the Transaction. Oberiin. Is
completely IN the hands Of the negroes, and
their rule, ike that of Hayti, and other places
were blacks are in power, is pompous despotic
and brntal-CEegeiaad Democrat.
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ATTEMPTED RESURRECTION IN THE PESI-
TENrIaRK4The Penitentiary eovicts. u-der
the lead Of one Blackburn from Coshocton or
Gala county, have been for a month planning
an ipsurreetion. which was TO have been exc
cuted on Saturday evening last, in the general
dining room The officers of the institution
were kept advised of the progress of the move.
meni Ysseyeral of these privy to the plot, and
on Saturday, a few hours pripious to the time
set:for the outbreak. arrested and sent to the
dungeon the ring leaders, and made such a dis.
play Of arms and their knowledge of the plot
thatthe nsurrectionist were completely co~ed,
and each one Wssanxious TO clear himself from
completely in the transaction. There are near
ly a thousand c~onvicts now confined in the
Penitentiary, and had they succeeded in keen.
ing their plot from the knowledge Of the off
sers, q frightfpI tragedy would have resulted.
1t was the intention Of the insurrectfonfsts to
murder those of the guards who offered any
resistance, and lock othe 8 in the cells The
outbreak, however, is effectually subdued for
the present, and there is little probability OF
any scheme of the kind ever succeeding, on
account of the total want of confidence among
the convicts-QAio1 Stafesm IN.
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ny her sigh

girl a seanlstress dependent upon her daily
labor for her livelihood, was crossing the Park
i5eNew York on the morni lg of the 11th inst,
on her way to her work. when she was over
taken BY Mr. Daniel Mckay, a bar-keeper at
No. 405 Broadway. In passing her, Mckay
1aadssa spring TO avoid a puddle, dropped a
pistol from his pocket which exploded on
reaching the ground, and the bal, after strik-
ing the girls fore6nger traversed her right
vrist,and aiodgeds IN her ARM and so far, has
not been extracted. fhe wound. If not dan!
gsrpss, is very P%aIafai, may possibly disable
helplesssinzthe hospital 81
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sg-Fhee New Orleans .epicaynne,,' gives a
lengthy account of a frightful pois;ning case
which occurred in That city. "A Mrs Lemiy
gave a sdinher-party in hoaorof a young friend
wheShxd justa graduated from the Medical Col
lese..sanda large number of guests we're pres
ent, among them several young ladies. The
cook, having some grudge against her mistress,
with the aid Of her son, a mulatto boy of sew
enteen, introduced arsenic into a dish of Char
lottc Russo. All of the company were taken
sickisome hours after the dinner. One youth
died, and sir ladies are SO low that their re-
covery Is doubtful. The negress and her SON
were arrested aud lodged in prison. Great ex-
element existed in New Orleans relative to
the affair.
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SHERLFF''S SALE.
Samuel Meng In Ashland County
VS..

George winbigler, at al Common Pleas,
PURSUANT to the Command of an Order to sell
Il Mortgaged. Premises, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, dated
the 18th day of March, 1850, and to me d rected, I
will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House in said County, on 80. -
Saturday, the 14th day of April, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock, z. M, of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit: Being the East half of
the South East quarter, of section eight, in Town
ship twenty7one. and Range fifteen, containing eight
acres, excepting twenty acres sold to Jonah Metealf,
off of the South end thereof. Appraised at S
Terms of ale-Ca
sFe: JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IA, 1860. e. 19o. -1fi 4ltspf-S5,O0 q
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pEsrThs Eiyria Democrat states that the or
der of the Sons of Malta in that village has
been compelled to disband. A member, who
held a irresponsible Office in the lodge, decamped
with some $1,000 OF fdnds set apart for benes-
olent purposes, which left the finances SO low
it was thought best to disband.I
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* Doc Law AT LAsr.-A dog law has f.
naly been passed by the Legislature. The
law provides
aIhat every person owning, harboring or
Keeping an. dog, shall be liable to the party in
jured for all damages done by such dog; and
itshaH be 1awful for any person TO Kill, or
misunderstanding any dog or dos which he
may 6Pd running at large on his premises,
vithout the presence Of the owner or keeper
Of such dog. And it shall further be lawful
for any person at any time to Kill or cause to
be kiHediany dog which may be, or may have
been, found. kiii5ng worrying, OF iujnrin any.
sheepp d.
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1E@~ season of1s60,9 commencing on the
: SA4ASI 18th day of April, and ending July
SXsiSIz 4th. Mondays, Tnesdays and Wednes-
- days at. the stable of James Lafferty,
in FayesvIlle, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
at the stable of VIM. McNulty in Ashland, thus al
t~ernating throughout the season.
In commencing these celebrated draft Horses to
the patronage of m intelligent and enter rising
community it may be necessary to state that Prince
ALBERT is a dark dappleb bay, sixteen hands and two
inches high, Weighing in good condition sixteen
hundred pounds, possessing all the developments
that indicate great powers as a draft horse; also,
has fine action is avery fast walker. .Gi 2EtI
BLACK SAMsoNlissa Jet black, sixteen hands high,
weighs fourteen hundred pounds, possessing most
lofty style and fine action. In Holmes county where
he has made several seasons, the farmers consider
him one of the best foal-getters, his colts being suit
able for draft or carriage purposes, in fact SAMSON
is actually a good roadster.
am confident that the many superior qualities
of these Horses will make it desirable for the people
of this vicinity to patronise them. Be sure and come
and take a look at them. Prices REDUCED to suit
the times Do not faiito come and see them.
THOMAS JOHNSON, a.
: EDWARD DULTON, o"nerS'
DANIEL HARMON, Agent. se
: April 18th, 1860. 46tf
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e REVOLUTION.
SEWING MACHINES.

V)RICE Reduced to Ten Dollars; you can now get
i a Machine for the above Price, that will do III
The work of a family, and in as good style as any
other Machine it is simple and durable. All or
ders left at Roller 8 Towards Store, will be prompt-
ly attended to-. a es q
S. NJ. SUMMERS. i
BES- Territory forthe samecan be had of the Agent,
at Wooster, Ohio.
Ashland, Jan. Is, 1850. 1t 33tf
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spRIsdr1EGp, No, April 23:-The over
land mail coach with San Francisco dates of
April I'd, arrived AT, 8 o'clock this A.. M.
News anticipated. as'az4. tfsf
pa-The cost of carrying the mail from
Pittsburg to Chicago, on the Railroad, is $685.
900 per year. : SO 80
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a CARD.

MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
n Japan, has brought with aim a receipt which
sumption. Bronchitis and debility obtained :
from a learned physician, in the great city of Jeddo.
Having been cured by it myself. of Consumption,
benefting Others by sending this recipe, to all who
may need it, free Il charge. Address with stamp
for reply. di.f Rev. WILLIAM COSGROVE.
? 6m24Ws III No. $50 Baltic st. BROOKLYN, NY
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Bank Statement,

New York, April 22.-Decrease in loans
$1,470,l47 decrease in specie 1898, 66s de-
crease in circulation, sl5,662;, decrease in de-
posts s2,5II,075.
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CHIcAoo, April PA Gre at sheboyg,an
on Fridayoiast, destroyed Hecker's Brewery!
Loss S10,000-insured for So, 900.
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ATTENrnN

no those whom it may coneern- The notes ana
II Books of the late firm Of ]. wASSON& Corr,
inmy hands for settlement and it is necessary that
u De attended to without delay, as 1 must close up
me business rs soon as possible, your attention Ia
this Will save costs and trouble, to step up 10 ihas
captains office, which you viii find in tie .sk6s
Store Of J.9Wasson, opposite the Bank.
Jan. Is, 1S60.-tf J. D. STUBBs.
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wr@ BE sure. and buy your Boots ind
MlAE- Shoes of j. WASSON, of Ashland!
Il al @@at the old stand of WAssoN A
sTSRPs, !dtsreatly reduced pricss Jon Cash, ifor short
creoit.1 sy-. fs6Tf me7f -eFuss7 bIf ,ifos d17 ,a.nfIfs
April ID; slseo,ai sbseI soszonsxeH e 4etf 3
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: a Ii WANTING FARMS INA DELIGHTEDf.
IN climate, rich soil, and secure FROM f~rcsf.6so
advertisement Of Hammontoa Lards IN snothel
column.
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ENVELOPES of the best and cheape st aualitis
u xsy b bed 81 The Post eAse.
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.49EfIgaAfR ooI ILfHFlIR 81 \ 9 W Z 4 p ~ 81
s8EIg so aaUr5H4 HI3- 11 IL. amaMsr9u8 $3.50 .
.@s II A B. p p WAR (
asa@5 sloNE DOOR EAST or THE BANx5 800
a. ss - g Hn Ag RS a III {
Ashland une 2e 1855. 4 o@ 700 ~ g I2as zTasFde ~ elsas#8@ ,I1,s.f s
CT TRIMMINGS

and in short everything kept IN an establishment
of this kind, and we assure them that our prices are
this Town or County. All our work Darranted, as
none but the very best of Stock is ever PERMITTED to
go into any job. aaa5 fe1
REPALRING DONE on SHORT NOTICE. j
We return our sincere thanks to all cur old cns-
toners and friends generally, for their very liberal
patronage heretofore literally bestowed upon US, and
we hope by our good work and prompt attention to
cur business, not only to warrant q continuance Of
the same, but we expect those who have never been
our customers to call in and see us at least, examine
our work and prices, and then, we know they win
buy. Don't forget the place, opposite Wallack's
Han ,ifFf ~ HUGH DAVIS
P. s,-we manufacture our own stock.
Jan. 6, 1863. s5c .etag g.
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The Best Horses in Ohio.

DRINCE ALBERT and BLACK
SAMSON will make the spring
N season of41S60,o commencing ON the
III 9th day of April, and ending July
III 4th. Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednes-
> days at, the stable of James Lafferty,
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Our Musical FRrRNp.

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REMARKAstE PHENOMENA.

AT lS4U q. m July 18th, a remark able show
er passed over US, coming from the northwest
and going to the southeast. The cloud was
quite narrow till it reached the zenith, when
1T spread over the whole eastern sky. It was
accompanied with little wind or rain, but with
great number of discharges of heat light
ming. There were but two claps of thunder,
ono over head, and one to the southwest but
both very feeble. A most remarkable phe-
nomena however, accompanied it. As the
cloud passed the zenith there were waves or
flashes OF hot air, few minutes apart, for
nearly an hour. They were very hot and
prodaced sensation similar to that felt when
passing over the register of a hot-air furnace.
These waves Of hot air had also a very pecu-
har odor, something like sulphur, or more like
ozone. The wind had been blowing fresh Sw.
oil day, but now had changed to NV, and
soon died out, being followed by calm of six
hours. .- BE-.
The barometer at 10 O'Clock, was 81. 81; at
IL, midnight, 30 20; at 2 a. m, 80. %; at 4 a.
m, 80 26; at 6 g. m, 30. 81; and a. m, 80. S.
Thermometer lin water) Fahrenheit, IS, at 10
p. m; 66, from IL p. m. to a. m. Temper
nture of the air at 10 p. m, 6S; at a. m, 20;
at 4, "; at 8, 76; and at 8, rs. Our position,
Montauk Point, l.. l., and 100 east of Bsrne-
gat, N. j. Depth, SO fathoms.
The ECLIPSE OF July 18th
We happened to have good though small
telescope on board, and with a calm, clear
sky, made quite satisfactory observations. This
eclipse is very important one, as it serves to
correct astronomical errors now existing, and
as if to make the present observations abso.
lutely correct, there were three very large
clusters Of spots, besides several smaller ones,
each giving double observation. No. L, very
large, was on the upper limb, a little to the
right of the suns vertical diameter. No 2,
about half the size of No. l, was on the lower
limb, little to the left of the suns vertical
diameter. No. was still smaller, but quite
large. No. was the largest spot seen on the
sun for many years, and must have been not
less than Ia, 900 miles in diameter. We were
enabled besides noting carefully the following
observations, to obtain quite accurate draw
ings of the spots and different phases as they
presented themselves.
OBSERVATIONS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ONLY PREPARITI0N
UNIVERSAL coNFrDENcB&PA PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES.
CLERG fMEN, La DIES, a.d GENTLEMEN
in s,l parts ef tAevorld testify 10 the etboaoy az
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATfyr
and gentlemen ef the Press are unanImou. In it,
praise. A few testimonials only c.n be here siver.
see G, oSiss for more and it viii be impossible for
GwALL srsxKr. Nxw Yoak. peo. %. iss.
Gsr:lsn:n four ncte Of the Isth instsnt has
storsuvs. snt requ sstins my esrthests Of the sot
a1sya wa % sSEo soa 20 sf b.s.u.. think !,
Sse: ny sSe u sScgt g ,ears The ool'r Of my
SIX wears IL began 20 turn rrsy and the so.is
On The cro~R Of my head 20 lose il. sensib itJ and
fourth va: sddOd = them. T 81 hair 3sfsas has
bald. ~
In this unPIsssant rredIcsment va. induced 90
t9n th,t sFaI hair could ever be restored 70 iis
sests rafprscd q end, t ser n. use OF s%o be-
ss eP,y, ,s % hs, no. only sss tse fs.s of .,ress
sensihlIty TO the scalp and dssdru dressed % form
On my head. yey much TO the Ir.tifcAtion OF my
For this; among the mary cblgsuons 4 owe 20
rs her sex * s,ronsly e mend Al nu.hs.s: who
example, am If growing gray or ssttlns So a.
rSSs'yJ J's%ssesdq %eod a. s4essa sls a LtyrFsnr.
longer az Nc. II csrTolPisoe.
EIAnAsTOS. n a. July nth. les9s
To PRoF. o ]. Woops Dear Str Your "Hasr
kestorauve' has done my hair 90 much good slnce
] commenced the of n, that 4 vish 20 msfe
known TO the public of is effects the har. kich
are great man or woman ms be nesfly deprived
saS p s'Gr mote to 5Sss ss
east the Is my experience. Belsve tel!
I;sYoa can pislI.h Tn. above 4 9od h5Di hf. 3,
pubnsninE IN our southern papers ynp will ges
more pahonsge south. I see sevsral Of your cee-
nhostes IN the Mobile Mercury, . str9ns Southern
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoF. o J. Weop Dedr Sf- Having had the
misfortrne . lose the beet portion Of hair from
the efeots Of the yellow fever, N rev Orleans IN
la5l, wss Induced to make trisi Of your prepsrs
uon, and found it 10 answer as the very thinS
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words oan express M obligattons 20 You In giving
20 the afflicted such treasure FIIKY yoHNseE.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizee
viz; large. medium and small; the small hold half
pint and retaiis for dollar per bottles the me
dium holds st lesst 70 per osnt B,oIe In proportion
the large hSds snsrt 90 per osnt more In Proror
o. J. WOOD Il Co, Ppcprietors, ti4 Broad
wyay, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis,
And sold By ell good Druggists ssd Fsnoy Goods
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FOR CHTLDRE
ca UTfON,

your children are sckly, pony afflicted, hCLEAES
CORDIAL will make them healthy fat and robust De,-
not moment; it, and you will be convinced his de-
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STEINWAY & sons SovERsTRuN6 q Grs nd
ss. 81. Xs ssssy, MEfz zkktoSti Isl RS fsst Mdslsv n
StoIe. Two7 octave Second hand Pianos for sale
st el5o each. Pianos for rent. oc4
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Beware Of druggiss dealers ra.y try pam
you bitter sarsaparIa trash, which they buy
cheap BY saying IL u iust good Avoid such Ask
for mCLEAN's 5TR ENGTRENlNG CORDIAL, and tAke
nothing else. IL 10 the oaly remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly sad the same tine s.renhen the
One sAspoOnfHl taken morning fasting certain
sny prevalent dissase Put Up In large bottles frcs
only 81 per bottle, or botes for S5 J. II MCLEAN,
Sole propstor Of this Cordia also eLeans voeaalc Oh
LinimeAt Principal D.pot the Of THIRD and
Piras IIauirM Me-
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
"A tWAsHLnoToN BUiLDISaD
"a 6ceans, Corner Of SsceHth Sf,s<t.
nkY nkYI.SNHnSrISWyS Nn pW e ,fksSSH e, .Np ~ S SPANISH.

A CADEMX OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
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"A. NJ. De MoNTHU URlRff, e Professor of Modern
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Lessons 70 on MedHesdsy next the 18th OF SePten
vs m IN e aeoSs aSSye .AS prepared also
Lecture upon the French eratnre, from the Ear
4sst Formation Of the Language to the Present
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
Acsaemy whore Prof: De Monthurry will be in at
Sc lS-lm r ''
T FEMALE EDUCATION.
eevs fboronb ren. who wish their daughters to re-
their ply Training vii receive daily and special
sbsn,o bentoa NJ S9asr the most approved system Of Calls
usen eoyneI
''sn'. sn ns :. ''@ NH HR! s's Mrs q e. RICHARDS
o ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Mrs. 8. JsMeCoRMICK, PRIscIPAL.
oa Of hi.
house re GEscsgtly occupied BY Sylvester SCOTT, Esq,
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
cation, and Music, F,ench, Latin and Dfswins. il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive a limited number of pupils as
y Be usder her immediate care and ae 0Mp a
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MARRIED PERSONS,

others conscious Of inability from whatever use VII
hnd hfc-.EAES STRENGTHENING CORDIAL a the
rough regeneator OF the system; hnd all who have
iursd thsselvesb BY improper indulgence Will kld hi
Cordial certain and speedy remedy.
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END OF TIE VOYAGE.
The ladies Of our company kept the dead
reckoning, and worked up each days work,
and as the last days work was finished ard
the position marked on the chart, a man was
sent aloft to see land bearing N NV. Before
getting to mast head the cry of "land ho!"
was heard-the dead reckoning differing but
one mile from the observation. We are in
sight OF Long and Black Islands, and shall
make our port tonight or in the morning. As
If to bid as farewell, several large man -eater
sharks made their appearance around our ship,
and amused themselves as well US, for sew
eral hours. Soon after their disappearance a
large school, numbering nearly a hundred
spouted on all sides. With these we bade
adieu to the monsters Of the deep. Our jour
ney forward will be by the cars, but we can
not hope to be more interested in anything We
may see. .. DE-. v LAUREYTz.
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SCHOOL AND coLLEGR OUTFITS.
Fo~ths' and Boys ClefAins for School saI

Children and Yards with School And Cofiese ouiSts
Ior the coming seeson. are invited % examine our
EITHfS, xSsrs thss caa h eas tssI. eSdren
q al sizss IN few moments with every dsserip:
Soa q keady. MAIDS Garments, Of substantial AID
dofap.e quality, at very moderate prices lti.s
WALL, STEPBENS & CO.,
nO-u - s-ts tAg18fE3 20 3o2 Penn. avenue
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- On Monday night one Of the crew, not liking
the position Of things in general. and especiai.
~ as he had been shipped by q Georgetown
Boarding Master" as cook, had not received
any Of his advance pay, and found himself
before the mast, with pretty severe captain
to serve under, eonclnded to take sundry ar.
ticles from bis shipmates, and, with a canoe
for the shore. He left during his watch, about
2 O'Clock, and made the nearest land. about
four milez But the poor fellow made n sa,i
mistate, and landed on an island, from which
hsbad 20 swim long distance to reach the
shore he left part Of his booty on the island,
J sdesseasidn Swimming the channel, . and "a a.
pissed himself beyond sacsessfd pursuit The
csptain made an attempt to catch the rascd.
but only recapsured the canoe.
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M AL 2ss PRIzES;
Prizes oAshed at sig ght at per cent discount :
Bills on all solvent Banks taken tt par. o.
drsvlnz VIII Be forwarded ss soon as the result
Al orders for schemes or tickets TO be addressed
TO DON RODRIGUEZ,
90 S-ty Care Of CITY Post. Char rlAsfnn 6. G. .
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. MO I'll c Z! "a
z sesE + i q tsSsa,%sa tSIad sSss 49,

fHaSSHTsssd HSTs .na s1 apoTs Yss5s ago, Of selling
duoed prices for cash is in succes sful
SpsratV,9n; !s.t reeslyed full ,gPPIy Of the latest
finest Hat $3.50 q hrst rate Hat sS; and very
good fashiossbe Hat 81 So All of the latest sty les
am constantly supplied with a very large stock of
those fne DIR ESS BOOTS a. 6s75-which have
best qpal ty OF Pate Mt Leather CATERS at ss 50.
Fine French Cafakin Caters from 81 to S2 So
Te5ps cash; ne no extra charge IN order to Offset
bad debts ANTHONY, Agent for the Manufao-
tufers, Seventh street, second hat store from the
oorner. opposite Avsnae House, No. $40. -