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~. Oil. fallov. soap: No. IS. Miscellsneous-Dry
.io1 cis:s A. Boiler Iron and Ri1.t.; 9 Lard oil;
Aisseli s, Tools for Engineers; g. Cooking
csn1ss T.ae L rssa S:nTf Hoss
Brushes ; gssnH9t9s DRY Goods O. Lanterns; 9:
ment; g. Stationery: T. Fire Wood.
CHARLESTOwN
=, Glass No. !. white Oak Logs; No.2. White Oak
ssr Ptsn Oak sS. Pine Pn.
Logs; No, II; White Pine Logs, plank, and boards;
IS aA . .SS eRsr rs e s.se Sa
White OAK slaves and Heading; 10: 8. Lisnun m:
s sss ss from SG ios sss 30
Lead; No. 81 Zinc and Tin; No g Hsrdwars: No.
Linseed Oil ,Turpentine and Varnish; No Al Glass;
SS = Pitch and SS a. f; l, Oil
Ss;s Fl f: ~ Tss
Ila1 and Cotton Twine; K Leather; 1. Hoae; n.
g. Tar oI for shD Chap
Fire Wood; L. Ok Hides for rope.
BROOKLYN, NEW YOR<.
ksel Pieces Ne Whit 0sk Promissgeus Tim i'm
Pine Beams; No; e. yellow Pine Mast Timber; No.
L. xf plank FSs Timber ss w White Saf
and md blank pL1s No Is u An Logs and Plank No 4.
No. Re .Rd
= L s s No is White o.s slaves ana Heading;
sns qua 8 81 Steel No.
for for. Stores, &C.; No s. White Lead 80 s.. Zinc
8; ptsh, kosin: TsI: So: 8 Fin oil. Tsllss:
boiler afs ss' II s.Ga ss
&c; ii, Flax CANVASS; / Cotton Canvass; j; Irvine;
f.. Leather; l. Hose NJ Brushes; o sunting S and
ry; +. Fire Wood E anu es''p"e"'' " 'a''0"s
Glass No. !. white Oak Logs; 81; No. ?. White Oak
Keel Pieces; No. s. White Oak Promiscuous Tim
d:s ss Ok R Yso Sq Pine E Ss.%. Pine Ss
& yellow Pine Mast and Spar Timber; No; 70; White
Pine Mist and Spar Timber No i, White Pine inc
Pisnts; So' II. White Ash Oars; go. IS: White
Heart Hickory Gspstan Bars; No; ls: Mahogany.
Bos IDS; No y; Locust; No. - Black spruce Spar
Tmss Mo- p stss n" 3 sSKs
No g. znc Tin; M Wh 20 HaTawSre 10 $. Tool!
No. 81. Colorcd Paints Dryer; No. 50: Linseed OIL
Turpcntine, varnish; No a. Glass; No. 4s Pitch,
Miscel laneOus Dry Goods. hair, cloth, and Ship
Gh!a,ndery for construction; Iron Riyetf for
Easinsers; &. Cookfns iU tensils, Stoves &C.; II.
Flax Canvass; l. Cotton Canvass; j. Irvine; X.
Goods: .. Sperm Oil: r. Shin ChandIery for store
Equipments; s. Stationery; T. Fire Wood:
WASHINGTON.
Glass No. ]. White Oak Logs: No. 6. Yellow Pine
Plank Stock Logs; No. H. White Pine; No. ID. Ash
Plank; No i; Ash Oars; No; Is. Hickory Bars; No.
and Headings: No. 81, Poplar; No. 25 Iron; No IS.
Steel; No, n. Iron Spikes; no. q Iron Nails; No.
Sd Lead; No 81. Zinc, tin, solder; No 81 Hardware;
No. S.; White Lead; No. 81. Zinc Paint: No. 81 Col,
ored Paints; No 30: Lirseed Oil Varnish; No. u:
Brown Soap; No 46. Miscellaneous Dry Goods Ship
Chnndlery, c. for construction; No. a Tanks and
No 81. Poles; No. ST., Bellows; 4. Boiler Iron and
Risets; B. Pig Iron; G Lard Oil D. Boiler Feting;
+. Gum Packing: +. Miscellaneous En- gineer =
Tools e. Cooking Stoves &c; H. Flax Canvass; L.
Cotton Canvass; } Irvine; X. Leather; l.. Hose: VI.
Brushes n. Bunting and Dry Goods: 2. Gas Pipe
for steamer fitting; O. Sperm Oil; X. Ship Chan
dlery for stores and equi pments; s. Stationery: T.
Fire Wood. Sc 2j-IawtOctol
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE .OLD CONCERN
ANEW SONG, BY UNCLE san

ANEW SONG, BY pkCIBsae
The "OIa Concern which has 30 long
Its ba nners bright unfsrled-
In honor truth and glory strops-
The pride of al the world.
Al. cowardsI if one spark Of shame
Can in your bosom burn,
Reflect how much you owe the mama
OF that good '0ld Concern -
Through long. long years. Your happv lot
II made Tor you; and then
III EAve-vhat else you ne'er hal GOT
a station among men;
",,hSnt II. aid which Of you prsy,
An honest cent would EARN
And yet you wish TO run away
And leave the Odd Concern
Remember Bunker. Lexington,
The Delaware Yorktown,
Fields where our fathers fou ght and won
Their glory and reDownl
To Vernon 20, and thoughtfully
Gaze on yen sacred urn.
Then think what eaitiIs you must be,
Te curse the "old Concern
You're rich. because you robbed my till.
And cotton makes you great;
You set MP shop gsiDst my will,
But GOTTEN you can I cat;
And when Your negroes run away,
ION then. perhaps. will learn
II had been wiser fAr tn stay
And mind the "Old Concern
when anarchy dread wings unfuri
Upon that shore 20 DARK,
To which ambitious 6ends would hurl
Your frsil and happy bark.
All then. perha ps-but when too late
You II hefclctsiy discern
Bow happier vas your former state,
when in the ''OId Concern
q nsdmen time will surely ceue
hen you, in grief will learn
70 taste again the sweets of home,
Within The old Concern"
All. yes you II come before not long,
In penitrnt return,
To strive and wipe cut all the wrons
You've done the "Old Concern!"
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GAS FITTING, &c.
WIN. r. D0VE4 CO

A. WIN. T. DOVE CO.
[AKE Now prepared TO execute any orders With
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BuSI.
NESS.
, - Store on Ninth street, . few doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be found a com
plete assortment of CHANDELIERS and other q AS
STEAM and WATER FIXTURES. ian lily
" GAS FIXTURES.
w Have in Store, and daily receiving q AS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
Cur stock of @ As and WATER FIXTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock in
Washington.
~ All Work in the above line intrusted To our
care will be promptly attended to.
mar 5-tf MYERS McGHAN. 316 d street.
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MEDICINES.
DIR. J. H. McLEAN'5
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER
rHl GREATEST REMEDY IN THE woRLpf
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL coz
DIAL EVER TAKEN

MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL Co8-
DIAL EVER rAKESi
using MeLEkNS sfRENGTHBNINg CORDIAL,
certify that 81 :. absolutely IN infshe remedy Tor
renew atins and invixoratinF the shnttsa me ass-
essed system. purifying and enr,chins tns bsocc|
s AMI sifn iSs .,sn suffering '"'A"' W
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT II,
IL viii cure Liver Complsint, DyspePsias pns-
rhes. Dysentery Headache. Depression OF SDr1ss
s.. .n n Or
~ Gentlsmen. do you wish IN Be He>fsA''
~ Ladies. Do you want the Bloom NJ Health -
mount I, shes TnsGfHnsST a SIsn al
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not moment |;
il iswarranted 20 give satisf~etiou. viii ASy
Ing OSstrueted Menstrus ton, Palms of Ihe wosS
Nervous Debility il is an infsllihle Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN,
Do you want your dclicste sicLly, suny Snnarsn
@cLHaNs sTRENefMESISG coRDfsI, Ises
The directions each bottle IL il delicious 20 take.
- One table spoonful, taken every mornin9
Fever. yellow Fever. cSoier. or any prs1silias
~ CAUTION .-Beware Of Drrssists and Deal
Nssho may try to palm upon you bottle Of Bfst,rs
sayine ST just good There are even men hsss
enough 70 steal part Of my name % dub they RIB
deceptions. Avoid such infamous pirates and their
And sos farl Ts
nothing else; It. is the only remedy thst vi1
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and. AZ the sens
time sirenffken and ineiscro,s the whole orgsniza-
ton: II i put up in Large Botues-al Per esttls
A DR.. iii MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sits. sc. Louis. No,
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DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOB Liver COMPLAINT. bILLIoUsNBSS

There has never been q oathaytic medicine offered
20 the public that has given such entire satisfaction
NcLEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Beihg entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inne-
cent, and can he taken ny the most tender infant;
yet prompt and powerful in removing all Billions
secretions, Acid or Impure, feted Matter from the
stomach In fact, they are The only pills that
should be used in mslsrious districts
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain In the
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and search
items of the Liver ana Kidneys. Who win suffer
from Billiousness, Headache an Foul Stcnnch,
when so cheap a remedy can be ebtsinedf Keep
them constantly on hand; q single dose, taken in
season, may prevent hours, days, and months Of
sickness. Ask for DIR. j. III. McLeans UnivefsAl
Pills. Take other. Being coated, they are
tasteless. Price only q cents Per box and can %
selt ~ mail TO any part of the United States.
J. II. Mclean, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta. ST. Louis.
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M TEETH.
Mo LOOMS, M. d the Inventor an

NJ TEETH
IN. LOOMS, M: d. the Inventor and Patentee
Of the MINERAL PLATETEETH, attends~
persona lily at his office in this city Manyh@
persons can wear these teeth who cannot l1o
wear others Ssd no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
WITH any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect dcHture that
Art can produce the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms in this cty-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch St
Philadelphia mar 4-ly
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HUNT BRIGHTWELL,
II DENTISTS,
Ne. $40 Pennsylvania Avenue
bet. eth and 10Th streets, Washingto D. G..
Artificial Teeth inserted in the most improved
style. Having every facility we can put up~
work At the shortest netice and on mode 49,
rate terms. Teeth Filled or Extracted in Gid
the best manner. Single, Gum, and Block Teeth
Manufactured to order
CHAS p. HUNT,
sep a-lm~ q, HALL BRIGHTWELL
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DR.. J. III. McLEsN,S VOLCANIC OLE
LtNIMENT.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD ron
MAN sR BEAST.

Thousands of human beings have been saved o
life of decrepitude and misery by the use of this
invaluable Liniment. 1t will relieve Pain almost
instantaneously. and il viii cleanse, purify and
heal the foulest Sore in incredible short time.
relieve the most inveterate cases of Rheumatism,
Geut, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles Stiffness or Weakness in the Joints, Mus
cles or Lgaments. it will never fail. Two applics-
tons will cure Sore Throat Headache or Earache.
For Burns or Scalds. any Pain, il is an nfaliblo
remedy. Try il, and you will find il an indispensihls
remedy. Keep il always on hand.
Planters, Farmers, or any one having charge
horses. win save money by using Mclean g Volcanic
Oil Liniment. IL isa speedy and nfalihle cure for
Calls, Sprsins, Chafes. Swelling, Lameness, Sores,
Wounds, Scratches, or any external disease. Try
il, and you will be convinced.
DR.. j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
St Locs, No.
n som C.sTOTT. Agent, Washington D. c.
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~ William l.. Davtou. l,ini.,. .. N,
writ HON" thai there has h,cr - ~ l'inct,
- ~ legation IN response 10 Mr. S..,ynrd,s ,f.
I,S . rm i ,t 10 this country, which was
r'','',, ~ me ffench papers. Tile en-
r''sSas" pad 10 This country by The co..,
In"A', and ""r" much disappoin:s,. an 80 - IL
The contrary. " III iiiiiS
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EDUCATIONAL.
rHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1907 Ana 1k0Q Snrncn 81 pill laiaS.

I0XI and ISXS spruce ST., PhlIafeIphia.
The regular course of instruction embraces the
English and French Languages and Literature
Etitute thorough English and French eduction
French is the language of the family, and Is con.
etantly spoken In the Institute 1t ia the object Of
particular attention. and is taught from the rudi-
ments TO the highest course of literature and com.
POSITION. The scholastic year commences Sc ptem.
Der 18th and closes July LIT. Circulars &e can be
obtained from Madame DHERVILLY Prineipal
Of Chegaray Institute N 90 s,n
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~ An Alabama paper speaking OF C;cor.,,
y sanders. sayS:-ThP idea tina, our CO.
m"nt would drpUte such man on anv Hn,,o IL
am MISSION, l. too ridiculous 10 ba enfrrraira,
Tor moment, ana ha-, % CoUIs,.. VERY ma. :
rally grown or O; .ti-org.-s'' inflated a,
,,."n,s OF himself - Ac passed through N.
Mi. lid CaHlJ9
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DENTISTRY,

~ Z s X Y.
oLO Call at 246 Pa. avenue. betweenUlIp
18th and 18th SITS. and examine DR. LEWIES New
Method Of Inserting Teeth. To do so is to be con
WINGED of its superiority all methods hereto
fore used Also, Teeth Extracted without main
when desired. Terms moderate oc 10 Inn
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LAWLEsSNEss AT CHURCH HILL.-If The
people IN the neighborhood of Church Hill con-
tmur Tor a while longer in their acts OF lawless.
ness, they will soon become rs celebrated for
disorder and crime as they did in the DAYS of
the frog eyes, when it Wi nsidered pastime
10 dlsembowel a living horse and encase q
decent people lover there, I've know. but the
dlsorderly element is al present fearfully i'm the
ascendant. There have been IL number OF in
cendiary CONGREGATIONS in that vicinity re.
Gently, and IN every instance Union men have
been the sufferers. The stack-yard of Cant
solomon Belts was burned OH Thursday night
OF last week-loss $500; and on Monday night
last the stack-yard OF Mr.. VIM. Meredith re-
SIDING between Church Hill and l. b. was
likewise destroyed. We learn that the Union
citizens OF that neighborhood held meeting a
few days ago. and informed certain qenHemea
lhat III the event OF another fire, destroying the
property of Unionist, they might held them.
selves IN readiness to leave the county.-Kent
(Ad.) NelcS.
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. FFlC 1 Al

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
- WASHINGTON, Jsnuary25, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive Mem
oers of Congress on business Saturdays COM
mencing with Saturday the first of next month
jan Tiff WILLIAM H SEWARD
DASSES ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels, boats &c
navigating the Potomac river These will be issued
by the Commanding Officer of the Flotilla, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria or at the mouth of the river
GIDEON WELLES
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September II. 1872. IRep e. Init a. 10
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1862 THE 1852
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
&& - - c..

1862 THE 1852
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
- - - -
Is FIRST o sriss Il sG fTHFs''lon''
SPEED s. I'll TIE hsp S tsaESsf SlrlEs
STONE BALLAsTED AND -
FROM BALTIMoREi
PHILADELPHIh TO PiTTsBURGi
CLOSE ooNN ne # sSsS At HFs HiHksRR1sBuRe
NORTHERN mn c I5sihs II f RAILROAD,
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON l AID BALTIMORE
WEST SoRraW vi sSI,. AND II 'h SOUTHWEST.
~ For Through Tickets apply at the oficss o
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert Station, baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON Sn CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
arriving in Baltimore at 80 q. m. and S As p M,
where close connections made with trains the
NortheTn Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
burg at y IS p m. and z IS m. there CONNECTING
Misa TN tne Trans on the PennsyVsnia Central Kali
FREIGHTs
BY this route Freights of all descriptions be
forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. BY Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvan Central Railroad also connects
at Plttsburg With Steamers. by which Goods can
be forwarded I'd any port en- the Ohio, Masking gum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Ksnsas, Arkansas, and
He'd Rivers; and at Cleveland Saniusky, and Chi
cago With steamers TO all Northwestern Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tatlon OF their Freight TO this Company can rely
with confidence on It's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
qre az oH times facoratle chaveed BY otAe,
Railroad Companies
- Be particular to mark packages Via Penna.
Central X RI
MAGRAW & KOONS. Freight Agents.
.,- No. % North street, Baltimore,
ESOCH LEWIS, Genl erintendent. Altoona, "a.
l.. j.: HOCPT. Genl Ticket Agent. Philadelphia
NJ II HOUSTON. General Freight Agent. Phila-
deIpnla jan 4-ly,r
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TRAF ELERS UlREGIOh
1ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&NaEs aR
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On r; 4Hls szs sSassssHl r; Fa Ain '
WASHINGTON. BAs SffSfsRR AND THE WEST
Five DAILY THINE SIS I Is 5' MszzssHlsGros AND
TWO DAILY 5 Sst KS MI hFTx KEsE wAsuIse
ON G enc II 4HN T II
PAssengsrs for the West make close oonnsetions
:sd css r.: %
P tsf Gfk ffi and NEW roRxL..v.
For ASHAPoLIs-Iesvs washington ats~sn.
and b" p Tor ALL POINTS wEsr,
and Stations along the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
,. M and on Sundays At $50 p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York At .. M, Philadelphia II. .:
M, Baltimore s.SD.m. Arrive Mt Washington '-o
Leave New York at ,. M. Philsdslphi. J. 50
P m, Baltimore $50 .. n. Arrive At Washington
Leave New York at IL p. m 1, Philadslphis $50
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
IA M, and l. p. N, for Washington arrive there
On Sundays 81 I.S and 30 g. m only from Balti-
more
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Bala
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving w Washington 1T and !. - O. N.
ano 8 81 D. IN. make connections at Washington
Junction Relay With Trains on the Baltimore and
0hin Railroad for all points West of the Ohio River
and for ali points along the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. in Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
ington daily, except Sundays, at 545 and SO
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at .. N .,
ii a. m, and p m. and baltimore at 49, and 20
.. m. and $50 p. M, stop only at Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only, w. p. SMITH,
27-tf.r Master OF Trans portation.
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~ A. 4 recent COnfeTrny" meeting al penn
syIY2nia. me members were a. Ksd nov many
brethren can you accommodate ~ your h0USn
One lady aro-r saying, " AN sleep $40. MT
go. -; - ANY u you all SID ..lo,s.'
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81 A Journal il published clande,,iueIv n
Naples under The tiIle III Rom. ur D-a,It.'-
Tn. paper \ VI thr full sic. with Gotli,Ia
columns, n - printed on line paper, Of "a blush
color. II adyOC ate republican prime lpl.s. and
recommends an armed rebellion. /, amount,
ma secret association cSi ISIS "a Palermo. hay
ing for Its motto '.Untrd lJtly-RoIue - Cant
f..l'
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A RMY SUPP PLIES
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QuARrERMAsrEB,
Amy Of the Potomac, )
WASHINGTON, September 81, 1867
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
800 tons bS+ quality Timothy HAY securely
baled the weight ofeaeh bale to be marked
thereon.
2,W0 100 bushels of Oats. of the best ouality- in
strong sacks, Well sewed
7ro cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
menl OF two esponsible persons that the contracts
IT awarded will be fulfilled
.. Bids will be opened from time to time the ar
Icles may be needed, and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time OF opening.
The right is reserved to PIT all any part of
any bid
Proposals should he endorsed ''Propo for Hay
or Oats, or Wood, a. the case may be- and enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A. ID c.
Sc 23-tf Chief Quartermsster
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How TO GET CELLAR DUO GRATIs-at
Elmlra, n. u, while some laborers were en-.
gagged in digging cellar, the owner of the
premises picked up from among the dirt Il
twenty dollar gold piece, which he took mar
hcuiar pains to show around town. The ex.
citemeni became intense, and the cellar was
quickly filled with volunteer laborers who
threw ~ the earth with 4 rapidity that must
have been exceedingly gratifying to the nerson
interested IN having the work finished. Occa.
slonaiiy an old copper would turn up. and soon
S"Nes were III requisition. One twenty five
cent piece was discovered. At length the ev
cltelnent became so intense that feyerpd nv
SANDER actually paid the owner ~ for the pri-
NlltSe OF digging three hours. He was rewarded
ny me discovery OF four coppers! The cellar
was full of volunteer diggers from ohout IN q
IN. until rightiall. at which time a sufficient
evacuation having been made, the owner prn
CANNED That no more digging would be allowed
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II. o. HOOD
rs Constantly receiving and has always on hand
q full supply of all the most celebrated ~
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng E3Al
land, Switzerland and America both in GoIatHIx
and Silver cases. He also keeps a large stock 81
hne JEWELRY of the most desirable styles set
Gems. He is also manufacturing all kinds of Solid
standard Silver Wafe. and Keeps Swords, Revolt
yers, sword Belts ana Sashes. Bowie Knives Razors
Scissors, Gold, Silver. and Steel Spectaces and q
great variety of other things usually kept in Jew
cry store and all at the very lowest price No 33S
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets fe Is IL
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DAN'lNG THEIR RAGS OFF.-TwO unsophi-
Gated country la.scs visited Niblo's i'm NrY,
York during the ballet season When t,.
>hoFt->kiricd, gossaInrr-clad nymphs made
lr''r appearance on the stage they became rest.
~ ana huSriy' ,.Oh, ANNIE exclaimed one
y"fio 'oc'. well, Mary - Itain;t nice-J don
IKE H. "Hush.' l don't care il ain'r nicr
AL v 0nd"r aunt brought IT'S To such a mac ,,
flush Mary, the folks will laugh ut Won >
Ait one or TWO more filings and n pirou.tr.
III hlushin% Miss said. ..Oh. Annie let on
am nice. and / don't feel comfortable q,
"Do hush. Mary replied The sister. who's
own ,V lac" Wa scarlet. though it Wore an air of
C'"Elnina'ion, '.it's the first time ,vIs c,-,'.
~ 'H''t're, AZ suppose il well be the last -
-" 5ust goH9 70 stay q oct, il h,y lance er RI
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" OR .BROWN.!-o Only SO cents q BOZ
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HANS LfoGIp HAIR DYE, the Ss 81 s and Cheap
est IN the world, producing, the moment il 10
APPLIED, . rich natural appearance. Each Boz Of
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much hair dge as Others cell for one dollar. Sold
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Date,
Witness.
l hereby certify that the above named - are
known To me A. men of property and able IN NAL
SUI NJ .n.i sual ah'ee. signature, &. IL.
To be- signed by the United States District Jp5pc
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