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s-eciai Card to the Public.

'tfJE Hi;b. "uuli respectfully invite the atten-
of si.e l.tlc % tcir large assortment Of Cooking
'eS, "t,g ~ III sod at City Prices for cash, and
t,,rr t,,l iH Au:sht il. tbs cpuaty. Our stoyes
inut, age ~, rn't !Ucud u. lUug tried principle
nv largest ut''Itct r"ib-y ivanin, and have
;.c ..tvtm0 lt Htrgs.f-i hy long experience for
Q ~ - .t,, |rsiect .H,ajry, AMI economy in ncl.
tthcr OrGaty. acknowledgements IL. tlis paper.
p..iJh tku. (Cantwells old Standy
Aug. l, lSC, LiAt,n sd.
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ORPHANS Court.

vFHE STATED MEETINGS Of the Or
l. phans' Court Of Cecil county will he
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers Il few days
before Coutr, q. u. CUTLER,
July II 1888. Register.
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WOOD ARD.

y OSSELL n HINES have opened the
~ largest W God Yard in EIkton. and viii
Keep always on hand llicNory, Oak, and
kindiing Wood. Wood will be delivered
III town Tree Of charge. 1000 Cords OF Wood
wanted, Tor which the highest matkct price
will be paid in cash OF goods.
pLANKETS, Blankets, at low prices, at
- l. DkEANEA'a. fact 81.
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Japanese Tea

WILL. not mould. Unlike the green ten OF
w China this Is not dried upon copper paus
ana colored with colorins ,niXture; its yci,owi.h
tints is the work of nature. AMI it cxhales ii per.
tumc that belongs only to tets Of the highest
grade Lovers Of tea AMI inli'posal persons
should try ii. Those of our customers thlt have
used it prefer it to any tea s,Il ia this market -
For sale BY h. BROWN. Jk, h BRO.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves,

ENI1ESE Stoves have IA hollow CRATE III suci
i form that the air, entering ilIr"ugl
holCs in front OF the stove, must traverse
ue nur AFTER another before it ESCAPES int
thc lack fire plate, which is also divide"
Hjy passages through which the air must
ias- before it escapes through pert ora,i"n-
nto the fuel, so that the ialtrr Is sui lrctr,
10 Nv" series Of thoroughly heated air wijci
tend ciiectually to consume the gases NIX -.
with the product Of combustion. The advan
tages Of this arrangement is the great econ
":ny in CONSUMPTION Of fuel and the thorough
'unaizIng III the heat throughout III. oven.
he stoves are warranted To give Satjstar
ion, and are offered at city prices tor cash
/. W. STABLES.
p. S.-Wood can be used in the stove =,
vel to Il great advantage. (Scpt &. lSG.-
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S'Ga'2A's NEsEYgj&S.;.

HE at" nd reliable remedy for tho eur,
L of hheUt..;ism, rAiuiul >crv,us Me-.
"is' ~ 'i",' buIiH. >wctnu,>. ald Al
EST disc 1SeS requiring an external Application
on Man
On ilorsrs it Will n"rrr fni! to cure the
.INI- Fol i'il. F-tula al ruGIlng sores g.,
'"Af '"re'y II property hpp iel. Fur pruius
ser"t>hcS Bruises Cracked liorr-. Char.,
"M Saddle or Collar Gn,!s Cut, ar " ouu,is, II
Is an i"inl.ib!e r'meiy. TRY it and be con.
vnced oI lis great ylli.ucy.
IAA h!illAl AtI~M.
Persons IN cted with his disease, no mat.
ter Ct h"N ,ung saudlag can hn PROMPT =
nd and ,h'c'u"'!y cured 10y o>inL this Nlxtu. e
There Is nothing IN the " Grid 50 sue m,
:" good To take away hA,t c"rn, u,a car.
east Frost Bites as thi, pirIa,a ion irwin au /
S",l,iI yourselves. Price - "nd 80 cents per
"w lult.e Prepared by
:. a. tOUII BROTHER.
N,SlniuStrr Nj
use For sale by Dr.. II, II Mn. tgLL, l.klo..
Ia Druggists mt >torekecpcrs every where .
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Notice to Country Merchants.

WE would call your attention to oul
w large and superior assortment of Til
Ware which will be sold cheap at wholesale
Merchants desiring superior article, will
please favor us with their orders, and the,
will be filled and delivered without charge.
PRYOR Il BRO.
Aug. !, 1863. Elkton, Md.
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a1efI)anifai.
CARRIAGES! CiRRIAGEs!!
Make all Kinds Of Carriages

TO ORDER, and guarantees to give salts.
faction to all who may favor him with theii
work. An experience Of fourteen years
enables him to say tia his Carriages vii
compare tavorahIy with those OF any other
manufacturer, in finish and durability. lie
returns thanks to the public for former pat.
r"nagc, and so!ictS the custom OF the people
Ut the county, generally.
NySccond hand Carriages taken in cx
change for new, AT fair prices.
Aug ,. lSf2-Gm.
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FuNllE STANDARD MANURE. composed
Il ct Bones treated with Sniptnric .fcid.-
" EllUDES'' the long established Manure
in the American maritct--Dcsidrs having
European reputation cannot be cXcelled
for the culture of outs, Corn, IUbaCco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dresslng on the G,Utc-
Mg Wheat. For sale by
Feb Ii, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
('LoCKS fer snle cheop, at the pew store in tho
- Hollow. VIZ McCLgLLANp,
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GAIT by the sack Rock Salt; Turk IS
~ Island. For sale. d. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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DISEASED LUNGS.

Thus striking at the r0., OF ui.easc, and
driving il from the ,ys,em
CuDUP die OF
This disease is uuHuunccd by difficulty Of
breathing. shrlI wh.stln5 or wheeling
hacking cuu III AMI ihrelt,Eed suiloclliJn,
&r. 1t mostly nccurs IN young cnildr.a. Crow
No child need due al Group il lhls ryrupis
property used, and used IN time Mothers
1ho have cIOupy children should watch
he first show Of the disease, aul uwaysif this
keep this remedy at hant
Tor cough otter measles this syrup is
most excellent, Experience has proven lhat
- r,i'at'r' "y ~" ',A"r pitPai"Ilr"' SyaI
place il within tho reach Of all the puor "a
well as The rich. and every person should
navc 1t. :;
Every person should have it in the house
1t Is true aud faituia friend to all who
value health and with To SccAre IhrIII.uiy r.s 49,
.tganst that most terrible disease con,,up. "'''
ION. 1t viii be- luuui the most u.clu,, rs
sci MS the cheapest family medicine IN tho .
N"rlt' II has been usct for the last l,ur III
rHiS with n Success without 1t rtrrl ri
i'ier 40 vents per bvtlc, or three bottles
"r 81 10 time
Prepared by S A. FOUrZ & BRO.
c,tmiuater, MI.
For sale by DR.. II. II. MlICHLDl., L.kton
md Druggists and Storckccpers generally.
Nov ., iS63--ly
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years standing. with names
kuuwI to rCInNCG MD FAME
For Medical Properties OF 3CCllU, sec Dispon
sLtury Of tae Unltci states
SIC PrntessIr DlM l.ES' valuable works on the
Pr tc &c ui phJ SIC
eco rcn,rk- IN dc 10y the late celebrated DR..
iHl,iCN. Philadelphia
see remarks miic ny Or. EPuItlM VI DOW
Eli. u ccIonraIcl Physician. lai Member OF the
uoya college "I >urs e'us. irti ri, nt pail !shed
in The Transactions OF the King anl Qua.d's
Juuru Il.
see Meli;o. Cirursicsl Review, Published by
BENJAMIN TRAY LHS, Fellow ot tao Royal
College OF surgeons.
see most OF tue standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT Brcuu 81 G0pr bottle. Or six tor 81 90
- sLSAPARlLLA. 90 > W
IMPROVED ltosE v ASH % " %
III half a dozen Of ea:h for Sl2 90 which will be-
sufficient to care tho most obstinate eases, If
directions are adhered 10.
De wcrct to my allrcs. securely packed from
OhsriYrttpu.
.g- Describe symptoms in all communications.
Cures guiranccd Advice gratis.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,

Macy are awrro Of tho c,uSc u: their sufarin.
bat no',e vii! cpntees. .h, reap.ls Of the ln.au.
A.y H!ns aud tas melancholy death, by Consutuu-
ti'n. bear ample witness 10 tAu tru,A OF e ,sssf-
ton.
lLIE CpN STtTCWON. ONCE AHFEGHED
WIEN OR iANiC Weakness
Requires the aid Of me lc'ne to siren sh1l aut
inl s"ratc the sy, On, wash iIaLNtJl.D )
IN,RANr blCHt inytri,bly does. A trial VIII
nuMA inGe the most sk III Il
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(,HURNS.-Spain's Patent Churns, the best
~ ever offered to ths public, for sale by
Aug /. PRYOR i BRO.
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RONE DUST-A superior article. Fo,
~ sale. d. SCOTT u BRO.
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FEMALES, FEHlLES, FEMALES.

Old Or YOUNG, SMILE MAtttvD. Or
CDNfEMpLAflN,i II AiRIAiE.
In many affections peculiar to Fem lies the
as Nhoro>is or Il 'tIution, iryn5 ultrty. Pain
tulncHs. or suppression Of The Gu-tp,nary EvDcui-
iuuS ticcratc or 'Gai.fpI! StIte u the tltorus
i.vuIurEhcH, or Whites. Sieility, anl Tor all c,n
piintS incident 10 ne sex. yhe,Aar ,triSil5 from
.udiscreton. Habits If D3SSipl' o.i or IN Tao
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LITk.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABuyg,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WI ruOUT IT
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TOAL.- The celebrated Baltimore Companys
~ Coal for Family Use, on hand and for sale
Sept |, 1860 d. SCOTT d BkD
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THAR by the Barrel, or in smaller quantities -
L FOR sale by b. SCOTT j. BRO
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GROUND PLASTER. For sale.
VI mar 3. ID. SCOTT n HRO.
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A F + Id \ W.T. .

AFT l D \ VT.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman Of
The city OF fhi!aIetphia, il +. iiGLHd1LD. who,
being duly sworn, doth say his preparations con
tain II" narcotic. no mercury, II otncr injurioLl
drugs. but are purely vegetable.
ii T IlELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before m, TINS ~ lay
of November 1871. WM. p. HUBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street. above k,ce. phila,
Address Letters for information in coat lencc,
II. 4. liiiMBDID. Chemist
Depot l0i South Teuth ST., below Ches,uut, PhiIa.
BEWARE OF .COUNFERFEITS
AND UNpIflNClpLGD DEALERS,
Who cnicayor to dispose OF ril3ti 'WN'
and other articles On the reputation atia'nol ~
uelmbUld S Genuine Preparation,
Extract Buchu,
Slrsapariila,
" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-Td Take no Other
Cut out the advertisement, and send for it, AN D
AVOID IMPOSITION and EXPOSURE.
Feb 81 lo6j-ly
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Pensions.

EXCELSIOR SUGAR CURED HAMS
l. delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use. They are superior to ano now in the market.
For sale only by I, DRENNEN.
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EoR sALE.-A lot of Anger Bits, of all sizes
/ 1T the new store in the Hollow.
WH. MCCLELLASD.
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OUTER SCALES good article of scnles
- with Dish and Weights, from ! OF. to lbs
For sale by L. W. STAPLES.
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nlc0uu,al
SrERENER'S
BALSAMlC COUGH SYRUP,

- o'o3 y "'''3 ~'""p3 - wv
Cough, .Hsthmo, b, onchitis, SpHtln
Blood, Pam and WeakneSs Of III
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, SC.
THIS is no new remedy It has been
4 used for Il number OF years in Maryland
and parts of Pennsylvania. and hai. wher-
ever known. acquired unprecedented
reputation for caring the various diseases
for which 1t is recommended Jour
80 apparent is its usefulness, and so re-
markahle have been its cures. that it is fast
supcrse,iing every other remedy for those
diseases. he afflicted can rely upon its
dong ~ uuch Tor them and IN many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public Chi
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
!ractice III arge humber OF he most Intel.
lisent and able Ply oeinMs OF Mhrylind 1t J,su
used and Considered an nl.>pcn, die
household remedy by large portion u the
first families vi the state g.
1T IS used hy al, classes OF society. aud the
uniN tf>n oplu!uH Is that II Is goui lHis
SiEIp Is IIEkLI E,ErAi.LE COMPOUND. A.
1t rs pleasant 10 take and never does iljury. 1'o
tut ow nS I" ITS purifying quaI,tts i"urt
do good under any clIcuiHsincc>. It's elects
are truly wonderful, sOot!.Iug. cIiutus .,iii .,
allayiIg the moss violent CUus chs purt in. chi!
strens hcnns and lnyisv.,:Ius the wAu.e
>ystt cainug and soothing the nerves,
aiding aud facilitating eXpectogatiou. 4ad
healing the nee
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Eaelih1 oia'S ss0Su wash.

lrd excellent Lotion for Disc ,ses If a Syphilitc
Nature aud as an injection in DISC Of the
Urinary organs. arising IRON habits Of is,i itDn,
used ia cpumectinl VIA tbs ENrLctS 3n;A ani
>ars ,pari Ia. in such diseases recon neIi3i.
Evidence .. the mJS; ra.pDLsloI, hut roitLDie
character will accompany thc medicines.
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JUST received full assortment of Parlor and
y Cook stoves, which am Offering chenp for
the Cash. L W. STAPLES.
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Rhodes, supcr-E'hOsphate.

For sale by On. II. II. MITCHELL. lIkton
and Ilugsists and Slurokeepers eNvrl whore.
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framed. thk resolution had been Ia operattca lei
week we should have received two millions Of reveuue
.os ~ y ne dsfeoOs o. ssvsa nsss Of inpssss
E. fssxAxso woos aid enc seasiemaa sxpsotsd 81
cs . sssaf y depress te pr0s Of gold. wouid sa q
~ e.snss sspilsd thai nas uas .Os tss ssjsos, Sss
might b The consequence He did nol believe IN ie9s
lion 70 0spsess The pscs q god.
b sa.sasa from past sfpsrsaos tha. che oors % do
pfSes lpsd we're vain and futile.
Mr.. nosanL vieleauy opposed The substitute, sad
Mr.. Hors resolution proposes 70 increase The duties
imports unti July l. 1854 nposing both specific and
"a vaorsm duties on dGsreat articles Including various
kinds Of eSsoeo, sesars, wines, sses porter, Sos.
fhs HOUSE for this adopted the Substitute q Mr..
Stevens. and subsequently passed after having vote
~ s senate 81 n
Ceasess assembIed. That until the end Of sx days from
tns o" s 9sss q ss ,ss
mesuhsndlse and articles imported sha 10 added %
srtses provided that prntlns paper anss.d u.sd fer
the operation Of this resolution.
BLAIRs STATUS.
Un motion Of Mr.. DAVE (rep.b OF Mas, resolution
VA adopted requesting the President 60 communicate 70
Missouri. holds asy appointment or commission n
the military scrvoe a0A 80, whether no acting
uDdcr any such appointment.
PnorE crIoE or TIM GovsSMss's NrRRxsrs IN MINES.
The House took up the resolution heretofore offered BY
Mfr. Y. Wood, requesting the President TO take such
measures asfn his judgment necessary TO protect the
and mineral lands Of Colorado and Arixcsa until proper
shall be provided BY Congress-
The resolution was laid On the table, Yeas 81 nays &c.
PROTECTION NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.
Mr. RoE (rep) or Me-, moved that the joint resolutions
OF tho Legislature OF Maiae asking the protection OF
the boundary Of that State DO referred TO
select committee Of seven.
Agreed TO. Yeas. 81; nays %
The House then sdjourned
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The Rebel General johnston and the
Rebel Army or'ren nesSee.
tha uCtyst

CORRESPONDENT AQpeYttSer ne8tdcF
thus writes from Dalton, Georgia.
am happy TO be able to say thai the condition Of our
army splendid in every respect II 10 we'll led, well
For the Arst time In It's history has no barefoot soldier
Would you believe that at Chckamaaga Gen. Brsgg lost
service thorsand otherwise efficient be.
they bareloot Credit 1t not. the statement
is true. And yet shoes were within reach OF ordinary
energy Tue Same happened again at
Missionary RIDGE where so sorey needed, and
where the bareooted men, had they shoa and pres
might have turned the fortune of that sad day. But
now every soldier has shoes
But seriously doubt whether there is auy general 10
.he con- ederae army who fully appreciates the military
shoes Certainly the Quartermasers do not.
soldier. be efficient. must not only have shoes but
good shoes; well fitting, broad oottomed ana piant.
Upon depends capacity for marching and 20
with sncy CELEBRITY in battle There is quaint
aud wise old military maxim .Horseman, look TO thy
horse; footman, eok TO tiny feet"
General Johnston ia unquestio nably great captain In
the Of In ninety Gays hehas 50 transform.
cd this army that can find no word t. express the ex
tent the transformations but the word regeneration
Il q regenerated army. He found 1t ninety days ago
y dcions measures he has restored confidence
abshed discipline and exalted the hearts OF his army.
The army Tennessee the mst successiess
OF ALI our armies, has seen its worst days.
let hope that II will have moro retreats and no
mo ~ cnnnssee and rs let MIN
but be unettered and furnished with adequate means,
and al w o. well ae ye as
Cieeurne to direct his columns and execute bis orders
RI. ssa .. .s me, Tbs.
siasm or Hood directed by military genius, and
q
prompt ready, ect and successful rbe calm, stole
Stewart SILENT stern, poiscd imperturbable never fails,
and dallies He is ever at tho right
place. opportupe moment Cieburnoi is not merely,
though he Is altogether lion In battle but he has the
genius srde upon the whirlwnd and direct the Storm
OF the mighty conflict. With these generals there will
be no dallyng, bunders, no "ost opportunities. no
disobedence Of orders.
General Johnston two modes OF stopping DISORDERS
One by liberal furoughs, allowing all TO go home by
turns and the other by the uexorable doom of death
deseters. lie announced In general orders thas
he will grant pardons, and the doomed must die.
The court martial have at last TO discover the
cessty OF punsbng deserters with death and few
ESCAPE. There upwards OF dozen soldiers
awaiting execution OF the death penalty for dcserton
some are to hang, some to be shot.
What General Johnston will do or not do Is
which he locks up his breast He gives nobody
so much a wink a nod upon which TO hang
lecture We very close neghbors 10 the Yankees
They TO Rnggod To Tunnel Hin.
The two points are seven miles apart The Yankees
in force at Ringgold. Half a, days march by either
would lump up the other.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

The public viii end II 10 their Advantage TO
send In their sdvertissmeats before uins o'>lock
h the evening. All business notices. 70 be wholly
useful and valuable. should BE- clearly asa properly
arranged and classified, Advertisers. by having
their notices Ia our oics before aias O'Clock. csa
accomplish this desirable sbjcss
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OXFORD Ind, March n 1854
Nsssas. Ems LAFAyETrE COJstsR-- a
Enclosed extract from she Ricbsaond Wing from
the cultivation OF thu bark for the OF It's sol
diers,' &C Hereby hangs tss Now Mr. Kditor we all
know this story by hear but the trouble W. can't
help reading It When thiuk bave got good
ON Richmond II ous says bark every
1t is getting 70 be nerfeet eys sore Amt you hurting
your paper People call nothing but y. T. l360-X
you could send HIM out hsve deliver lecture he would
draw certain. At first thought he big humbug.
but he has got everybody here TO taking his berso
wowent doc ors clegymen' aud ALI Children arc said to
drink IL ALL but don't the oassya expect they ~
find IL In the bottle I'd like to where the s. r. K
ia. Now. Mr. Editor give something esss
in your Paper Just for rarity, aod obige yours ov
CAMOMTLE AND
WtNTERGREEN-
If we ooly knew foregoing frisn.l We should
tanly send him Of Plantation Bit Evdeh 'ly h0
educated in laboratory, underss Ad
the solution roots and herbs The cezya there every
time-n bottle. Thatgwhats the matter Because
the Plantation Btters effect saoh wonderful and sudden
cures, ply sicians try hit right aaa left That's
right; pitch in. Truth cruuhed TO earth Will rise aganN
Afford the relief In cases dyspeps conspatcn
affections, loss OF appetite weNkueoe papttaton
Of the heart liver .compaist pain over the eyes fcttd
breah descending spirits &a AZ Is efected U tho lana
10 take. and produce inDodiais beneficial result
They the choicest sud herps-Dande
on canomile, winergreea, anse Lavender. corandtrr'
orange peel cascaria bark Glove buds. 'cssaya' &c
perfectly Groin imported bs-
fore the great advance in price, Tho - l5J-x oar
own secret: but is most important to'tha ladies'
ed merchants clercymeuand laden OF sei~0Ary hAns
strength and hrancy 10 the nln A.
They are sold by all respe ssbIe dealers ~
RloRdway New YORK.
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IN FIRST GLASS HCrHL. erecting Broast-
way. opposite the Worth Monument sud MADISON SQUARE @
which is 70 dded the building known the Worth
House and aei cd extensively beh lnteraay ana esssr
chateau roof TO THAI OF the Abemar'e aud desgnaY
to make the hole block, between T~easy fourth ana
Twenty 9Th ee symmetrical These buildings. wGeh
completed will contain shout two hundred sooms beiaNy
supplied lparors and suits Of repee WITH all
the comforts convenienccs Of the very best modern
on the American aud European plans com
oined to have spacious and restaurant TO- mo
the hotel and also beautiful aud
extensive resi- auraut for the pbc 90 IA subway anS WI
be completed bou middle Of August Apply TO ~ w
READ Abbey Hotel 10 bis reference ID. ID. HOW
ARD, Esd. II West Fourteenth street.
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ENGLISH KHFVKF Op DEFECT TNST'
a. From. tho London Telegraph. March 81
Towards the end OF aal year certain experp sye
maze A. .ungeuess VIII Dtoon ios s9nn umpet by
ofuer " no l.u,sy neuso WnSp resulted in
Toe purcnsss ~ sne sppai AUS W, Low 40 February 81
tns yes' ne a'so .uHV-t"v inch trumpet
tof Isoo was Sanvvoa,o sno icing intended
IA officially acknoweased, from the tr ala ,.hich hsvs
already been made, that the effective 20 az ~ .hs
pet veryssrioasly diminished when s,s,ns from
the line ~ the AXIS mouth: much - ,h.t -hsysss n,
was distinctly heard at distance OF - "a nsT - Ia
wnen tne ir'nny nouee siesmef 10 the favorable
mile when the 1t right ar.,ss 40 The .xs ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-26
A Soldier SHOT.

Bosros, April IS. 1884.
Simeon Beverly, OF the Twelfth Maine regiment, was
shot dead last night at Beach street barracks by the
lieutenant Of the guard II is alleged that he assaulted
the officer. Beverly bad served 10 the siuce the
organization OF the regiment.