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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-19
COL. r.. MASON .

TERMS!-sl3 per month, 500 Bounty. and
100 acres of land. Paw to commence from date
Of enlistment. Good boarding will be provided
for those who dc sire it, or comnu tation will be
arranged for the same.
Men, of Harrison County! this is perhaps the
last opportunity you will have to volunteer in
the service of your Country. Victory, no doubt,
will, ere long, perch upon the Union Banner
Your services, in all probability, will be needed
but a few months RALLY, then, IN defence of
your rights, and fill up speedily another compa.
ny in this county Headquarters in the room
adjoining the Probate Judges office. Cadiz,
where good clothing will be furnished recruits,
Lieut.. WILLIAM CADY,
Jan. Is, 1862. Recruiting Officer.
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SALT RHHUM AND S1ALD. HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every case Of
these diseases. This is positive fact, and
se will pledge outaelees TO give $50 TO any
case of the kind that we cannot euro and We
generally cure with one prescriptions.
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FOR THR Stan

=, TFOR THE STAR.
Who Is To BLAME In the debate I'm the Gen.
ate on Tuesday last, (March 12,) on Mr. w ilson Is
resolution of inquiry into the causes, remote and
immediate, Of the terrible loss Of our frigates and
lives OF our sailors in cOnseq uence Of the attack of
the armored ship Merrimac, Mr.. Hale made this
statement" What want to call the attention
OF the Senate to Is that there has been no inquiry
into the loss Of the Norfolk navy-yard The
greatest naval depot we had was abandoned, and
no sort OF inquiry was ever instituted; not the
slightest" &c ;. &c.
And who was the chairman of the Naval Com.
mittee OF the Senate all this whiles Mr. John p.
Hale, the Senator speaking And what Is Of all
things most wonderful, this gentleman has the
reputation of having his portfolio FULL of testi :
inony on this very subject, taken by himself, of
which the Senate has as yet heard nothing-not
one word ScpurI1or
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CONVERSATIONAL.
XxxvIIth CONaREss-s.c..d s.,,,s..

srNafz.-After our report closed yesterday
Resolutions calling upon the Secretary Of the
Navy Tor Information relative to the law or au.
thority for the removal Of the Naval Academy
from Annapolis to Newport; instructing the Ma
val COMMITTEES to inquire what Legislation is me-
cessary 70 properly reward John Davis for gal
lantry, mentioned In Com 6 oldsborough . official
reports and requesting the President to furnish the
senate with copy Of all correspondence with
this Government and that Of Great Britain rela-
tive to the attempted seizure by the commander
Of the British ship-of-war Africa Of NJ Fouchet,
envoy extraordinary and minister pleniposentiary
Of France while on board the packet sloop Peggy
on his way from New York to Newport, R l.,
were adopted.
joint resolution Of thanks to Captain A. II.
Foote and Lieut.. ]. l.. Worden was adopted
AFTER the consideration of the resolution for the
expulsion OF Mr.. Powell, and an executive ses-
sion, the Senate adjourned.
House, After our report closed
Mr.. Delano, Of Mass from the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, reported bin author.
izing the Secretary Of the INTERIOR In conjunction
with the Mayors Of Washington and Georgetown,
TO build jail In the District Of Columbia: which
was ordered TO be printed
The tax bill was discussed at length, and with
out finally dsposing Of the subject, the House
adjourned.
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Affnirs Over the River.

March IA m - N intslit.
Tent msmhe, of The Hamnton feoion' n Sonth
E..o,i.. -. J,,s, .r,ived ha,e Pa ,,.t>s thst
49, 49,, 20 az s.hsi. con,;nn. aa t H., I'm
Ilcg,on iest F,eSe,icf.Sn,n ws.,e,dsv ha,nd
Sc,stb fe'' ""
The lin. NJ III. % .nr.k..n..l g., t.,.t.. h,. h.>r
aesertad hy ths eontsS....a. "a ,S.,s q. noyw No
enemy urifhin ,hi,,v ,,fiss =; an, ontno.ts
n I,.s nnda,.,ooS IA tbs cam NJ The i. eo,on
,h,t No s,snd ,,.o,,IS he No nnIh Of Ricbmond
ard that s,t.cs. ,,e,s 70 10 n,Se mon onr .oyth
prn exneditionary corns
Our troops received quite a welcome, yester.
day, from the citizens of Occoouan village
Food clotbing. and even money, was offered to
the soldi blIt eyerv thing WIS refused except
milk and boiled eggs With few exceptions the
people seemed much gratifed at beholding the
Dag Of the Union once more
The following placard is IN he seen at Deco
auan :-uOne tbousa nd dollars will he paid to
any one who may apprehend and arrest the Out
law Burker
Burke IL supposed TO be In the woods near
Brentsvflle, with his band of Guerillas, and as
the citizens and soldiers are both after him. he
will soon be captured no doubt He was former
ly one Of the guides to our army, and led some Of
our troops at the battle Of Bull Run. Since that
lime he has heen aidtpu the II ehels and lpadino
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Abandoned Rebel Batteries opposite Budd's
Ferry and LiveTpeal PeiBt

Their occupation By oHT roops-Re5sl, 81 routs
for Frsd.rieksbu,g-IAsy burn thsir camps
UHSpccsssfnl attempt to destroy thew cIr-on-
A Duhig,sr stands FIRE.
NEAR BUpD's FERRY, Match 10 -Earir Mon
day morning., In compliance With orders from
Gen, Hooker, Lieut.. Colonel n lis, lst Msssachu-
setts reg imcnt with deiachme Mt took pos .ess,
of the rebel works at shipping Point and Evans.
port while similar body, under Gel Mott, Of the
5th New Jersey, occupied thnse q. Cockpit Point
The rebels, il was found, had attempted 70 de-
strcy everything possible, by blowing up their
Magazines and bursting their gum. The guns
were loaded TO the muTzles with solid shot and
sand bags, and a FIRE built under them. which
burned the carrisges and heated the guns sun i.
GENTLY to ignite the powder In this way they
burst three Tined guns and one 42-pound shelf
gun out of .wcnty-one left in their works.
They had in the Shipping Point bstterv q 100
pound English ri1ed gun, Blskeley's patent Of
1s6I, weighing 10 80 pounds. II Is banded al
the breech, I'm a manner similar 10 our Parrot
guns, while the groove 10 different from any
have seen, being but square down on one side,
and gradually sioping 10 the next groove It
was filled with shot and sand and the carriage
burned, bp. he immense thickness at the breech
prevented Its being heated through sufficiently
guns brought by the Bermuda some time since.
Among the other guns uniDjured 10 a nine inch
Dahlgren gun, which was cas-; In 1855, and 10
supposed to be one Of those stolen by the Rebels
at Norfolk.
All the guns, with the exception Of the English
gun mentioned, are, no doubt. those stolen from
the United states at various points. The ex-
teme northern gun at Shipping Point Is bursted,
and an inscription on the face Of the breastwork
states that this gun burst on the 18th of Feb
ruarv, 1872 There was rumor at that time
In our camp that II had burst. killing two men
and wounding one, which this date seems TO
onhrm.
One Of our men picked up a roughly drawn
map Of the Rebel batteries, which gives the lOcs-
ton and number Of guns In the various batteries
Ii was probably drawn by some one Of the Rebel
soldiers for his own amusement, and II I'm the
main quite accurate. Although not drawn to a
scale, IL gives good general Idea Of the number
and location Of guns and troops in the immediat
ping Point, had but two guns In position-one
having burst and the three sOutherly ones having
never been mounted, their places being supplied
by three heavy oak logs covered with canvas in
tended 10 deceive our balloonists.
Gen. +. n Holmes seem TO have been In com.
mand Of the forces, and Capt. r Chartard In
command of the naval batteries OF the Potomac
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AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.-The Cairo correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, telegraphs March 9th
Great activity Is manifest In the fleet The FIN
ishing touches are being given TO the pilot houses
OF the gunboats, and they will be In complete
readiness In day or two at farthest
The mortar boats are all finished and 10 In pro.
posed to test them tomorrow down river.
The rebel steamer Eastport, captured on the
Tennessee river, 10 lying at Mound CITY, and is
rapidly being converted into a gunboat She
will be ready for duty In thirty We days Shs
Is double-hulled, and the rebels had Intended TO
pack her with cotton instead OF iron plating.
When finished she Will be one Of the swiftest
boats on the river.
The steamer Iatan, from st. Louis, with In.
Third Regiment on board, arrived this morn
Ing, and 10 now lying at the lcvee coaling
March liza brigade Of our troops went around
New Madrid on Saturday last, and arrived ON
Sunday at small settlement on the Mississippi
called Point Pleasant, about ten miles below The
former place. They took possession Of a rebe
transport loaded with -four. and scuttled her
The occupation Of this place by our troops cuts
on the communication Of the rebels at New
Madrid, and will eventually bag them
The bridges upon the Cairo and Fulton railroad
are repaired Trains run regularly from Birds
Point 10 Sykeston.
The gunboats are thoroughly prepared for any
emergency The mortars are also In readiness
The transport Hiawatba arrived this m laden
down with Iowa troops, whose destination is up
the Tennessee.
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fBE NAVAL BATTLs-The Norfolk Day Book
copies the Federal sccouat Of the ngh, on Satur.
day and Sunday, and says:
Their accounts are about az near the truth Dos.
sibly a. we can expect them. They fail 10 give us
any account Of the condition Of the Minnesota,
aud az little about other damages as possible
The nag OF the Congress and the sword Of her
commander are In the Navy Department
The casualties Of the Confederates were Buch.
anan wounded with a mimic ball in the Thigh.
serious; Lieutenant Minor in the left side not
dangerous; tive men killed and Ave wounded
Midshipman w. G Hunter, OF the Confedcf-
ate service, was killed under the following cir.
cumstances:
After the surrender Of the Federal frigats Con.
gress, and while the white flag was floating at
her mast head, bis vessel was ordered to that
ship, doubtless for the relief Of the wounded In
the performance Of this humane mission the A.
leigh was fred into by regiment Of the enemy
on shore, and he was shot by Minnie ball. the
leaden missile entering the left side and passing
out at the right shoulder. He was seen 10 advance
suddenly few steps, and then lettering back.
wards, and TO fall and expire without word or
struggle.
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NJ. Il. CoNFBRENCEs.-OnW Wednesday, In the
submitted
The board Of stewards report that claims 10 the
amount OF 80 ,913 % have been presented, viz: By
enective men In Baltimore district, 5000; Wash
500; supcrannuated preachers, 50 ,l3l widows
and orphans, 81 go. To meet which they have
received from all sources only the sum of 81 ao2 ~
Tney have, therefore, declared dividend Of II
per cent. We have a surplus on hand of 500 81
which 10 at the disposal CT the Conference. We
recommend that II be divided between C. A.
Reid and II. T.. Mcdaniel.
Several applicants were admitted 20 full con.
nection, and the Conference adjourned
In the East Baltimore Conference the session
was occupied In the discussion Of the merits 81
several applicants for admission into full connec-
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UThe new Dollar Weekly star, fuller than

UThe new Dollar Weekly star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery 10 the public. Embraced In M enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
The Fine At Mary's Gentleman; A Murder Trial
IN Arkansas; Catching Snipe in Bags, how to
do IL; Western Exuberance; Excerpts from
Vanity Fair; Mr.. Lincoln's Ball; Latest news
from Southern papera; The War In the West
Military Execution.
The Great Naval Engagement at Fortress Monroe;
Evacuation Of Manassas and the Potomac Bat
feries by the Rebels; Affairs In Missouri, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and along the coast; Euro
pean Views Of the Rebellion.
Proceedings Of Congress, Supreme, Circuit and
Criminal Courts; Latest dispatches from all
quarters; Smithsonian Lectures; Great Fire In
Alexandria.
Agricultural, horticultural and gardening miscel-
lany; Household and farm reel pes poetry, local
news, and general intelligence.
This n just the paper above ell others for per-
sons sojournin2 In the Naiional Metropolis TO
send 70 their friends at a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per anDum; postage
prepaid by stamps when 10 arranged.
Spirit Of the msrnina Press.
The EsfsH,gsnes, argues against the proposed
establishment Of territorial governments over the
seeded States
The RsPsbiicns advocates az immediate survey
q the unsnrveyed lands In Kansas.
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BEsErIr OF MRS. BARsEY wLLrAxs.-To-
night Mrs Barney Williams takes her benefit
and II win undoubtedly be substantial one, for
no lady has warmer List Of friends, fact due a.
well 70 her private worth as to her professional
abilities. The bill for tonight embraces some
features Of singular sttysceou.
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O r r I c IAL .
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

y WksHIseToN, March IL, 1852.
Information has been received al this Depaft-
mcnt from Mr.. .Thaddeus Hyatt, the Consul Of
the United States AZ La Rochelle, of the
death, on the eth Of September last, at Rowan, Of
Miss ANN WILSON, an American citizen.
Ii Is believed that Miss Wilson has LEFT some
property, both In France and the United States
and has relatives In this country
Further information can be obtained by her
relatives and friends at this Department.
NH 13-3tif
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u letter from Fort Henry, on the Tennes
see river, dated the 10th Inst states that Gen C
i. Smith has been placed In command Of the
army at that point Gen. Grant remained there
but had requested to be relieved. A number Of
the officers under his command presented him on
the 10th inst. with a handsome sword.
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GRKKx FIRx.-The attention Of the Wasbipq.
Ton public has upon several occasions been at.
6scsed to new implement OF warfare now being
Introduced by messn. Short and smith of New
York, by which the Notifications Of an euemy
cannot only be rendered untenable, but IN mos,
cases utterly destroyed. Several Of these pro.
5ectiles were thrown by the gunbcat saxon upon
The enemy's shore at the mouth Of the Mississippi
recently, which, falling at a distance Of three
miles, set FIRE TO cane brake, which was found
burning I'VE days later. A ship pierced with Que
of these shells would, II Is claimed, inevitably
burn to the waters edge and an entire city could
be set In flames In ten minutes. Against Iron.
clad vessels this would, IL 10 believed, prove q
terrible weapon, ~ the flames would adhere 10
ehe sntire surface Of the object for nearly quar-.
ter of IN hour, destroying by its fumes cry oc-
eupsnt Of the vsssel. Mr.. Short 10 confident that
viii my % hisshells be could have reduced Fort
Donelsoni and few such visitors would, In his
opinion, very soon render Norfolk too hot for the
pobeh.
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
ACzRD.

%, Oh; ROBERT HUNTER. Of New York, sdi-
Chest" &c, has arrived IN Ws,hia gton for the
purpose OF treeur g'Bropohlal Ind Pulmonary Die
10 er,lsSictly confred.
Dr. Hunters v.u is definitely limited to three
weeks. and Is only made 20 afford those sfiIc ted
with the diseases tIub aoed IN his speciality (Cs-
tarrh, BronotItls Asthma and ConsumpuOnl an
opportunity TO submit their 20 him In person,
DE-. III. s the fcsnder Of the fnkdIafiO1 system al
Practice. by which medIcires Tor the cure Of dis
eases OF the throat and lungs are applied directly
to the affected parts IN the form OF vapor By this
treatment Asihms and Bronchitis are lapidly
cured, and even Consumption. which has 90 long
bated the skill OF the most learned physIclans and
proved utteri, mcurable under God Liver On"
Counterlrlation aud the various Cough Sirups,"
ba eanso aud other euaokIsh n1strums q ken by
the stoma:h Yields readily 20 the hesling influence
OF warm indicated vapors. daily applied 10 the af
iected parts. In the CITY of New (. IA the deaths
from consumption have diminished more than a
Thousand 2 year since he Introduction of this
pract ce. No other form of gives the pa
hent the ss htest chance Of cure. the seat Of the
disease Dan oHlT be reached by inhalation, AID
without ~ 10 reaohol not one patient out OF thou
sand Will be saved. This truth ought 10 be written
IN letters Of gold
Dr, Hunters rooms are at No. 2O7 Penn ave-
nue, ID door below 18th street. south side. Hours
Lon 10 q M to p m. mn II
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IL The State OF Arkansas has spent two mill
lions 1--we hundred thousand dollars 10 serve the
rebellion. This 10 nearly eight dollars head for
every free person In tie State.
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PsasoxAL.-Hon. Caleb Cushing 10 at the WI
lard Hotel
>Cea. Kenigsn, LATELY dismissed from the mill.
my service by court martial, took his seat %
member In the House Of Representatives yessef.
~
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I'D. GREEN wILIIAns Anal.

MARsHAL'S SALE.-Tn virtue OF q writ Of
lVl her fsoIas, lssued from the c,erk's office Of
circuit court of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and 20 me directed, 4
Court House door of ssid county, on MONDAY,
the Sst day Of March. instant, 1881 at u o'cIooS
lb, IN ssuare No, 81 lot no g IN square No e. lot
No; 5, N square No. Is, lot No. Il, in square No.
b, lot No 10 IN square No. o., and lot NO, IS in
square No. rs, IN the city or Warrington, ID. c
together with all and sIngular the improvements
thereon. SCI xed and LEVIED upon the PROPERTY Of
Brook Msoksll, and will be sold to satisfy iuciclsl
No; a. TO May term 1861 in favor of Hooe brother
co w. eELDEN,
mn dts late Marthal, 40. g.
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h ~. fATRnK'S DAY.
uS LECTURE vii be doll vercd, under the
auspices OF IN 81 A oyslus' nstitpte nv
JOHN 7. BROPhY, ESQ
on ST fstrick's Day, at O'Clock D IN . in the base
ment of 81. AloysIus Church,
subJect. The Emisrants of Ireland /; their past
Lso1fs IN ssresdlnt Oh. fsth, and what they have
Al The Catholic societies Of the city, I'M ey,se
al Setho 10 parents, are invited 70 be present.
Admission free collection will he taken mn
to be applied b, the Institute for the education Of
poor children. NH Ia na
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ssCk AND WOUNDED sOLDlKRs In
HOSPITAL.
II Sssssasy Hospital, 6sorgao~.. Mareh

Published so conformity csth the resolution
ofhs Seaats of July Is, 1851.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON & 10 MoRRoI

s@@%1<-f>Ss
THIS AFTERNOON & TOMORROW
By. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucuopeer,
EHTTENSlVE SALE "a E6 0F nobD BUiLDINs
March i'm, At II O'Clock. on the ute on n. In.
Urinary. Judiciary Square, We shall sell IN lots 20
5000 Dressed Brick,
90 Mlndov arc Door Frames,
Lot Of Brick and Blue Eock on the wall,
LSi 81 FogIasSOn Free stones,
nh lad J. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auots.
BY C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotloneer..
A DIN RAT0R,s sALEOF THE
"a aS dn Sg,2 rTksIIvRs. B,I,ASp FIxrUR,s,
on AL MsTe a, iSfe 6I order OF the orPh.ns,
sood vii f Of the EIeel.ior Cub hdu,s oS isIS
street. between and streets, oomprisIng-
P.TSr
Walnut Mhstno,, MsLble-top Tab.os,
Wsin9t and GsLossnS Gard and Sp Whist Tables.
Msnt.l Ornsments Ciocks,
Gas Chandeliers, window Shades,
Brussels and IN gram CsTpsts,
0iloloth, Rugs, STAR Carpet,
Silver plated Csstors. Tsbie cutlery,
Hair and Hask Mattresses. bolster. AID Pillows,
K Ksnk.t, Comforts, Spreads,
The sale viii commence with the Bar FIXTURES
sne Lood WI:
90 cLo under cssn; over that q
areat OF Two ana four months, with interest satis
NH :eS.d gGs MSsuI EAs&% GS sss,.
By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUBSISTENCE
" sToRls[0n TUESDAY, 18Th Mach. We
sha sell, IN front Of our Store No $40 corner Tth
AND streets. 1t 10 O'Clock O m, the following A.
6,t1e lbs Bao, n. So lbs. Ham,
~ ioe. " ees Beet, Us lbe. Beef Tongues,
Ne ios. Mess Pork, 81 gallons Molasees,
6tI iDs Dried 4pplss, 30 lbs Hominy,
So IDS. klce, l5S p0opds Ground Coffee.
loo lbs split Peas, '0s bushels Beans,
$50 lbs. Green CCf
NH II d. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
MARsHAL'S sALE-In virtue of writ of GER
w faclas under hen Law, Issued from the Clsrk;s
2fnoe OF the Circuit Court Of the District Of Co
alrected: VIII expose to pusIo sale, for cash. in
FRIDAY, the 2ist day Of March next, 1882 a. ii
O'Clock the following described property, TO
wit, viss-All defendants right title aim or IN
terest IN and TO certain dwelling bouseIerected
on lot No. and the south 10 feet inches of loo
no. 3, In square No 81. in the city Of Washil II ton
p y. seized and levied upon rs the properly OF
Julius viedt. ana will he sold 81 satisf. judioials
10 ~ 20 october term, 1857, IN favor Of Jonathan
]. walker. ], ID, HOOVER
fe 26-dts Mar,ha
MARsHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue of q writ Of
81 nOm tnS c. Iht once OF
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1~ OFFICE OF JOINT COMMISSION
,h9 UNITED STATES AND COSTA EiCA,
W,..HikGIcs, March u 1852 AT meeting OF the
Of two months from thus date Is bereby allowed loI
claimants to Il e their proofs Against the Republic
OF Costa Hlca, aud no extension of said period vail
be allowed ueiess good osuse shall be she's for
!, ueii DELAY.
NH lew CHAR w DAyIs sco
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The Fish Stands in the different Markets will be
Ing days:
Centre Market. on Saturday, March 50, at 10
- Navy Yard Market, on Wednesday. April .. at
3, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Western Market, on Friday, A prl 4, at 10 O'Clock
N. B.-Persons now holding stands in the differ
enismarkets can retain tn by paying III
ment price for such stands pre- violsly TO day of
sale RICHARD WALLACE,
mn MAyOr.
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,. sv 3 En- AID Iss, SSSSE q TAE BEST
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS JUST OPEN
ING, IN MANY SEASONASLE STYLES
$3.50 yards Small Figured French. Ell gIish, and
Domestic Chintsss, all fast oolors and at the low
mn is Ct s2s Seventh strest. sbovs Ps ,v
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NJ GU NING GOODS IN ALL BEST
IVA GRADES.
Bombazines, Chaileys, Alpaocas,
Double and single width UeLaines,
English Grapes,
Lace abd Grape Wells, some extra large sixe 10
whlch the special attention Of ladies 10 black
are invited. J. w. COLBY,
mn 13-5t 523 7th st. above Pa. av.
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INTERESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY
AT LARGE,
We are now receiving EADY.MADE
CLQTaINe the ls'est designs three tunes q
week from Our manu- actnring establi shment in
Baltimore, which we offer at astonishing low prices.
BAR a. Bro,
NH 12-lms corner and It'll streets.