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NJ Il W IN V E N T 10 N
/ ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIO
BONE TEETH,
DR. s. B. sIGBsMoND,

1853 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. s. calls the attention OF the public to the
following advantages Of his improved system;
LIST. The teeth of his manufacture will never
corrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
"a No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artlncial ones can be inserted over them.
3D. The roots will be made inofensiVe and
never to ache,
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as per-
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, is frequently dis
figured.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
hve years by many of the first chemists and
physicians Of this and the old country.
DR.. g. has also Invented white indestructi-
BILE metal filling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be Allied without pain, and can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With Innoxious Vapor, by DR.. Sgesmond, 280
Pennsylyania avenue, inventor and sole manu-
facturer of Anaestic InnOxious VapOr, mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrUform or Ether but
strictly an Anaestic agent, entirely free from ex-
hilarating effects, and perfectly harmless, caus-
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect insensbility to pain
The best Of references given II required
Call and examine for yourselves. dec
THE AGE OF INVENTI0N.-WHI A
Il large number Of machines have been offered
to the public, some Of which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, we have
long felt what others have experlenced-the me-
cesSity OF machine more perfect In Its meChani-
| cal structure, combining in the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which Is capable
OF doing greater range Of work-one that could
easily be understood and comprehended by all.
This, we are happy, to say, has been accom-
Plished By the introduction Of the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can be
seen and examined at the Agents.
r. PILLINd,
2S8 Pennsylyania avenue,
Jy6-Sm One door from Eleventh street.
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. M l T II IS
- LADIES AND GENTLEMBN's
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS.
lsl WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Are the most comfortable In the city.
hnd these saloons very convenient, where every
thing, from simple lunch 10 a frst-c dinner,
may be obtained.
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper are promptly
served In the best style, the bill Of fare always
embracing the most choice dishes.
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Cakes, ETC., Of the best
quality aud superior flavor at moderate rates.
Weddings and other assemblies supplied with
every requisite at the shortest notice.
Prom long experience in the business the pro-
prietor guarantees satisfaction to all patrons.
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FIN AN CfAL.

- u II - ~ ~ - L<s
LIZA o'oK E& co. /,
BANKERS, -.
FIFTEENTH STREET, opposite THBIRKAsuRY,
buy and sell at current rates and keep on hand
full supply Of all INV
GOVERNMENT BONDS. ..... ILL.,,
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
and pay the highest prices for ..,. ~
aUARTERMAsTBR'sC CHECKS AND VOUCHERS
aug2-du
1907 NAL pAs k7.3O
...r.. or TIE
METRO LIS,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAF
AGENCY,
462 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY DE-
PARTMKNT.
This Bank is Authorised 70 receive subserip-
lions TO the ..,
oPULAR 1850 LOAN.
These notes are Issued in denominations Of
$50, tiOo, $500, u, 900, and %, 900 payable to
bearer or order, three years after date, with In
tereSt, payable mi.annually at seven and
three tenths per contum per annum, and are
convertible at maturity at the holders option
into the g. % six per cent. gold Interest bearing
bonds. The interest on these notes is two cent?
per day for every 600.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Any Information respecting the UNITED
STATES LOANS will be eheerfully given on sp.
plication personally or by letter.
FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sECU.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
SALE.
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS,
AND TRANSACT
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. Z. CHITTENDEN, President. mh24-u
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
q. D. COoKE, (of Jay Cooke l. Co. y President,
W. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTATEs.
18th STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARr-
Government securities with Treasurer United
AS-ONE MILLION DOLLARs.~
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE T. 80 LOAN,
we will all orders with promptnsss and dis
patch, allowing the regular commission to
Banks and Bankers.
constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL
AND PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
aRST LOANS at all times chesrfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
W.auIrn~oH March A. 1914 rnh9I -dH
John R. ELVANs 4 CO.,
81 Louisiana ave and 800 G street, RA
WASHINGTON, D. c., ~
DEALER IN
BLACKSMlTHs' AND wHRELwRIGHTs'
HARDWARE.
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c. P. KNIGHT. W. II. JOHNSON, JR.
L N l g II 7 q HIN SON,
Wholesale Dealers in T.
PAPER
PAPER MANUFACTURERS MATERIALS,
q SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
jy2O-u BALTIMORE, MD.

HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
IL ZINE FOR SEPTEMBER, 1865.
SEPTEMBER.
A TRIP TO BoDIE BLUFF. AND THE DEAD SEA
OF THR VEST COncluded)
lLLusrRArIoSs-Badgerin the Badger
Bursting Of a Cloud in the Canon--Town of
MonO-Lake Shore-Mono Lake.
LOVE IN A HOSPITAL
MISS PINK'S FIRST SEASON.
lLLUsTRATIoSs.-Miss Pink's Back Hair
The Object Making an Impression-Mss
Concert-The Cloak Room-The Broad Belt
Only Harry GOodlack-Croquet.
SKETCHES OF SOCIAL LIFE IN CHINA.
lLLUsTRATIONs.-Bride and Bridegroom
taking their Wedding Dinner-Bridal Sedan
Bride and Bridegroom worshipping the
Tablets OF His Deceased Aneestors-Charm to
Ward of Evil Spirits from Brde-Shaving
Child's Head when One Month Old-Child
Sitting on a Chair when Four Months Old
Grasping Playthings when One Year Old
Father Teaching His Child to Worship
Passing Through the Door.
TOM MALLORY'S REVENGE
ANIESTHESIA.
THE POND HOUSE
MlLF0RT.
CHAPTER XIII. Exit
Book THE FOURTH.
CHAPTER Mrs. Miroy.
CHAPTER II. The Man is Found.
lLLCsrRArI0H,-Mlsb Gwllt,
THE HELMSMAN.
STREET EDUCATION.
MARGARET BRONSON.
HANNAH FANTHoRN's SWEET HEART.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By CHARLES dickens.
Book THE FOURTH.
CHAPTER l. Setting Traps.
CHAPTER II. The Golden Dustman rises a
little.
CHAPTER III. The Golden Dustman sinks
again.
CHAPTER ". A Runaway Match.
lLLUsTRATIONs.-ln the Lock Keepers
RECOLLECTIoNS OF AN OLD f0GY.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
LnInApIS
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az n7erchah disc, and sent or conslgnto y
enn1e bona fde dealer or agent ior 'ps
eale thereof and subjects every pelson |
Inns offending, or aiding or Assisting
rherein, to penalty ct $3.50 for eaeh o
fence. + 49,. -, -
- T. sohi9cfs he owners Of any vehicle ..
veesel b. which, with the knowledge o.
.o7r;vance OF the owner, driver, cohoNO'
gcr or any person having charge thtleoa
: conveyed. any person acting as PflsAr =,
texnre.s. and actually in the POSSESSION,
fouh,ddrn .mailable matter" TO penaA
Of $50 for each offence. .a1 ar
Il s,,hiects the owner of any Vessei y
o1,;cIa making stated trips, and convey
49, a,, % aforesaid aoy forbidden maliaple
,'s+tor oth orwise than in the mail, - !"
80 of l1f)0. and the driver, conouceco'
,s.a;n or other person in charge, 10 /" ~
o - pc5o fol each offence. ltpermltS 1ne
: ~ by such vehicle or vessel p.',
Y - he mail, of letters. OF oeHel
u I,oTshle matter relating to accom- PahsAa
! $50 or freight but orders Tor sooDs
], lwhether sealed or unsealed, are NOV 80
= hraced in such permission. or ,s6
C. n subjects all persons whatsotsst ~
i .h1T send. or ulscFo be sent, by priveso ~
,e ,,rass or other unlawful means ""y
biddan mailabte matter, 10 pep@i'y
:, $50 for each offence. orr, Ds,o,,ner
tn See Re3u,ations Of Post C5'ce DSf'''' '''-'
We rLrp. J., edition. Of lo99: e corcrass. a,
" By J' H1gns1 81, 1852, letters euclost
&c srfr,y e. ous Of
i'd g la;;'ste Int letters prepaid by stamps ca
re ''T am o directed by the Postmaster rr UT n
no raj to give public notice that f Se lore E
ar SOD VINO Shall violate any OF the ,0f be
ing ovisiors Of law, after r. n a1ar It y
OF sarv.r with this Circular or sHeA vii
,ey, been brought to his attent lon I'D m.il
ic. prosecuted for the penaitlteT3 ' D 49,
the First Assistant ?. NJ Genera
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Z
1Er,vr AT SHITEFIELD, FA.-Ihe heF'
Nd F1rE Monroe correspondent gives
tho following account OF a melee atolnt'h-
saId on the 4th. on an excursion party
~ that lnlace. composed Of about hftV
.neoroes belonging To the QuartermaSter
Departrlent here. a.
rhoI- went on the steamer Newton. On
orr;u;nc some opposition was made to TUG
s,..mGrat landing by the residents OF the
So So q, a others. and when the captain
| IF the Newton, Captain Lester, insisted
| ~, l,pf1nr. pavment of wharfage was
| oIo;n,eG This demand CAPTAIN Lester
rafI,sed to cav, referring the claimant
| f,r indemnity to the GoTernmeht' iol
which the boat was chartered. 90,
In the meantime a detachment or tue
i2d New York cavalry, under Mayor boos
rode down from Sutfoltslo preserve oroeF
in anticipation that the day Woaio no
end without Disturbance.
; Robert Earl, a butcherAof Norfolk a
allecpd leader of tue citizen crowd; arg
revolver on Captain, Lester, ana w
about 70 shoot him, when Mayor Eoos II
4 ,nrtered with this nHurderous lnteht
y HITTING him over the head with his saol
{ LAYING Earl's scalp open. 49,. -
Tn The course of o subseNuent hlele
IS nrivate John Gray, of company y,
u New York cavalry, through mi nissan
al 3;Sobadience of orders, was shot throus
q the lungs by one OF the serseants' al
y, mortal}y wounded.
d Major Eobs behaved very handsome
and but for his presence. and the III
by under him, there doubtless. wonio IA
y been many less negro eIcurtlon19's ro'O
~ than went out.
rs' General Wiley, on hearing the 1acts
; ported here to-day, sent force " 0iiii
or field TO arrest the ringleaders.
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Do.+oTiog Circular.

roS1o''' Washington. July s, 1860
An act of Congress, approved M !.nsa %
i. ali iss'sf. and and al mag
- r and namphlets published IN . fss~
lar and all other n pFip's saa al Hess
matter, whereof eaon copy oP; chr n thus en-
S S2soss sp all policies w' ssna
S Sinnn and ID written or printed notices what
ever. ,,o,ca out of thi
,a;l bv private expresses, MAKING s,Hse,
q rss - rips from one place 10 snos s;
eo,veen which the United states man
Transported, of any maaol for m ssIa
whatever, except nepspapers I'D rgf e sxrg
a aiso narazines, pamphlets and perloa
s esls' nhsn not marked Or directed Or j
,ended for immediate distf'oa''or r 70 81 -.
Q zen ss,5b 1 or OF others, but intended Tor "a
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Prom ,l;c Telegraph, July 8
lexas items.

.hors aro still charging twenty
Eve cents for shave. ~.
W. are pleased to notice that tol .nn
we ~ orp;cs of our city have TAKEN
VINO - oroanize Mechanic A7S0eiN
! ton. ,ora ,nlenti- !
ureen c;tv daily, and are reaoLS
q 80 ~ o. nv ali classes of our peoPie'
re-. ~ o,.,,.,ts seem to be we'll supple"
oar rh a;n r,d.S Of vegetables, and at rea-
WIN ~ q, Oarices, People living IL IN 1ne
son l'..T, cs,, find ready sale for al pio-
country an \ 40 Get good prices for it.
0uGF' a. Nat measures are beng
We zee" n,lr citv authorities to nave
taK $3.50 ~ boat constructed for the prl
oree of dredring the bayou, ana ke ee th;S
pose ~ ion, The long neglect OF t nc
ny "a, work has rendreo na'is% 80,
importa q ort S3r at present, and it is daily
: growing worse. g NAN in
e lnetD Oh cndeavor to deprec1a1e VIZ
# I'll or ~ tor the purpose OF Iher SCI as
! co.lelst AS greenbacks VIII lio" lo,
|" ~ nrcv for sometime, we truo' ~,
Ia ti'e 90, will not suffer thenlseNe' ~
Is ha cheated by sharp"rs. - ,o;,-
e. T,.o provost Marsha office IS oal h
re- uo bv citizens and so''lelS' 60; W.,
'hronG ~ willingly and swalio" ne isE,'
"a COM W os IL is called. Many "lpo ~,
4 ciaui no tgitnessed. and all take IN IN
les scenes Can oly and phiIosoplcaly'
,t.aE maze Ne CWaTshat and his assistants AT
ProVosI Of Their work, and 'rea' "
'ep kepv o,rtesv. The ''iron-c'ao, Is -.
ted WIN l. ard 10 take as some OF wy e. a.,
our Nc, dsr;1r the late war; am 'Ul 1S;a
ma .,,',l dared 10 try them. AZ Lest
iou k'nho des,re to return 70 thsr Ill e;
".har states are cheertully loluaSlls
M rs r-nsnortation by thePosIlI"aai AN
ana and lnauy are oeP1' 80 ..,oos,,arity VIII,
on wish them s ssf;1y nav nav be &c cast.
one Some mischief-makeTs have c'r cunt
slanderous reports through a Az nj I
III towns concerning the cuL4 to,rords I
ollc' fair daughters OF our o1' Soro Repo
be- IN troops stationed mere e
Na'lon..' circulated that many Q!
&lns nave o1 sef,sed TO pass under the N@'lo
rs aole' lied over the pavements'
our nag SUI stp"oad to do so by the naJol
say This is slan9el q"
o sci OF tru'n ~ our ladies' feel Illuminated
seek Ath9Ss nf he war. and find Their CT
;screc ~: III homes blasted they act as IA;
# the and honorably as our 9hoir col
f the who were forceu ~ take long time
laded and al'no pos,,at the cruel past, they
:, and M L;n oct as becomes the dauenoeJi;,
could cbivalrous mer, ana cou sumo,
them to the laws ~ - IN their work {
: tablishipC law and order 'ni'"e
clean tS;t,r.,cted country. /.
a the Tha telegraph reports the hSd'
have Houston to be unusuaiiS so0N
rather ness very pTorAlSIns'
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.;nsof all those VINO were found not
re maj sarT inferred were placed in the
propsrlss The number of bodies found
ce' i,,r;I were not as numerous as has
u uS, rsoresented, ana there was no door
been wing corpses, as has been fanc'-
IT," represented by some parties VINO
W. 'af.sed ,hat,way within the last I've
l-4n1 t,Ss The head boards to many o.
-la rraves previously paced were IN
cases so obiiterated as TO renoel
10y 35aa,n,if;cation almost impossible.
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mia Close of the war---1ts Hnece
Abroad.

o,osa Of the war in America has
~ treat disaster to Bombay, In the
geeh I,Jies. It reminds one OF the pnl-
Eas1 b i experiment OF striking al ivory
ESQ eeelng another fly OF from the
pail a.. side. Bombay, on the opposite
oPpo g the world. feel the conclusion OF
sac o. a., ~ cessation of hostilities more
Tue ,ndon. Of course, 1ondon,s turn
ina" go for the failureo half the com
IS 9 80 houses in Bombay cannot Rut
ui ~ tLe;r English Correspondents. Inc
dileo !, cotton. and the immense influx 81
fi7o ~ - nav for it, has caused sucn
:lou of ejaculation as the East had never
| IeSot All kinds of joint stock com
Nno"H' we're formed, and shares which
pau c5O0. went up to, ,O0o. The news
~ can Lees surrender sent do"n the
=" ~ cotton one-half. and exploded al
.hasa wonderful speculations. Inc par
80 are in mourning-thelr sun IS carr
onoa Gen. Grant little thought mat
,rhon his artillery compelled the evacua'
ION Of Richmond, there was Guy on
the other side of the planet on wnlch LIZ
r batteries raIned rum. r. Hrory
Put the cotton question IS lar ~ ~
n settled vet. and the great aouoG Do ~ 10
= t,ar;c,n production binders all Gaicut "a
: tAa. Paf6re the war, England paid t,5S'
" nN0 900 a year for cotton OF winch N N
ooo000 went to the United States. NO,
for a half supply she paws nearly dooo o
~. tho : snrr,o,int-eGn, 100000, China, Japa
,d Tnd,a. from which so much was e.
nee are practical failures, The n =
fbev can dois to supply limited quantltit, !,
-. ~ ., inferior article and douoie IN
) nr;ce Egypt does a little better but NJ
ppnouah. If labor can be reorganlze
en- IN IN forn1er quantities and at form
lN nrices, America may again have the N N
:. npopoIy and supply the world; or oy "a "a
III ind heavy export duty on tie raw N
ally terial, may have monopoly OF the ma
nfaclure. Cotton, was created TO Go!
led the w,rld-negroes were created 70 "a
ca cotton-the country that has the D
the soil for raising cotyon, the most hegf'
no. - raise if, and the best skill and macn
eyv 10 manufacture it, can ciothe -
in ~ w1rla and make it commercially Vfs
70 = tapv to nav for it. With proper. m
our cement, England and France IN
,ing vears can be placed further IN the %
this round by this means than oy any
ton however successtul.-L0nd0n Cor ~
ally IEme5. ai
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MARKING the Graves on the "i'oe'H
attic field.


rso exnedition recently sent TO !h h
go o,.,,ass TO renter and ren."fff
W ,.u. Of those killed in the oat'leS 'heie
s'"'Uo have accom- lished their W. M
laSS yyesterday,retGrned to the cny. ln
anu fair was under the cnaEse "
w we; lanes Nc. Moore, acting quar-
va l.',s The First regiment Oh ~
te zaI 'uIencoclsls THE Firstl corps uilue'
e s. oon,napd Of Colonel Bird, were eln,
't ind IN This duty, which they perlortIrlseu
P.oi r,nch credit TO themselves. , ln1
VIII t;ons were cOmmeuced on. the In
op1 ops and continued without lnterrupSlon
MS ST., 'i,' - SAnrdav, when their SAD ooty
un.it on eS They commenced opera
was ~ the extreme right, and worEeo
uons a 70 the LEFT. All bodies which has
ar2u -, nroperly buried We're reo0Ee,u
no. :, all.cases where the graves co D.
aq' :5 - neat head boards, ralnte'
- where placed over them, Wltn III
W. and regiment inscribed upon
: nalio and planters were taken aion
(SIo The work promptly ana thoroug'
: 10 w ,to,t seven hundred graves We
: n5entifed and mar ed. mere
mus l;,onossible to identify them, tn
e iva. ar,1ed as"United States sosdle
q i'orgn On the extreme hight y
4, Na .l -. cemeteries were laid cut and
is SIZES "a hu neat white fences. One
+" c,fo IN The Orange Court House ro'
o. nile and half from the lacey nou
81 I'd the other on the GranG court y
Il .,bsol1 road At the junction Oh In
n i,yo roads guide board was put UP
~ ,oc,ln. visitors to the cemetefles.
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sAesrl1rr, Mss, July ~ 900,

SAGETILLE, MISE ''''3 - -, ,
E3,o, Clarion: In your issue OF me lou
;nst see a card calling upon me lor 'ile
80. &c r,v name as a candidate t9r the
Soto Convention, which manifestation 0,
rasnect is by me duly appreelateo' any
tti,5n,,sb feel myself fattered, by this hlgh
o,n, rlin,ent, and grateful to nay 1rienoe
Co.. thair kind consideration, ! must oe-
orna the honor of becoming candidate
for $ f., hiEh trust for the following rea-
sons: st. u HI a,,t;.s
evolvibc upon our delegates to the sta'ta
: roarartion. and at the same time q deep
! onc,arn for t1.e interest of our distraoeeo
: Ecountry, and the speedy Feturn OF our
S+ata into the Union under the Procl7lil",
- 10, q, President johnson, I IS Wtai
w,saer for tae public good scanned M !,
cso,55ntv OF iauderdale Tor Pltre, sot"8, ana AZ
- c1noUs ,hcn, to occupy that high position
.. end finding such in the persons OF ~
: D kim and c. E Rushing, became one
&c tba humble citizens OF this county II
- bringing their names before the poo,i0
:. (co,seouently could not consent 10 oe
% come a candidate without comprohii~in
honor. so long as there remains
e tbo,a of obtaining their services I'D ou
or;,ors condition. And | can truly ."
80 NV greatest ambition now Is, 10 st
-, os;de SELF and all sc.fsG motives, and see
- tho beet the 0ise5t and the most d'scre
81 MON to ouide our ship of state clear OF u
,nao1,ors az she enters the port CT Il
-, scain. Such men | am persuade
see in DR.. King and Mr.. ltushlng' al
.an- believing that no valid objection co"
Ia. 10 made to them, do hope to see the
int locted without contention or strife
ting Let us now for once engage with cie
res a Lands. pure hearts and clear he00S III
Pike ;r,nortant work before US, ana az
dent rancht but model Convention, or raj
been amnlating who can best work ana
when agree. Could believe th"t could &c. Sc
- INV fellow citizens betteror more eillcl'
~ Than the gentlemen whose names
sum before the public, no private or pee
Daily rsideration would lure me tr
'o OF! N I, me task: but being satisfied OF I
l;o Of snnerior ability al this particular Junc'
Oh to I hope will prove a sufficient excuse
day; not Welding to the solicitations u
ms OF NV 3.;, +;p,a
o nth with the highest consideration
onths respect, am sill, Yonrs respee'uiy,
How 'e9fNO'' sIs'e FDWAED J. RE
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Orr RAILROADS. - We learn tn"o ~
Central railroad will be comple'en' So
oft some unlocked for occurrence oy %
b fore the first day of September neAs !,
Also that the Mississippi and lenHessse
ra,lroad will Re completed and trans All tu'1
through by the lst OF October: IN? = I'M IN
companies, we understand. VIII unl,e ~ ~
rebuilding and using the orioge Oh t .he
bridge of the Central railroad acIosn 'NN
| Vollobusha. Grenade Miss. Mo'iVe'H
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NOEiCe.
EXECUTIVE OFEICE.'
Iacksons Miss July 4Ih, u

Egs, who qu,lify under the rsGs &C. nath or
must forward Ills Office eIthet ~ record raay
N,t bIyinr their oficial character OF U"n''
stoned ISIS aed if NECESSARY .,oor sbove written,
Given ni|trr ny -" - Nv. l. SHANkHT'
BY Inc provisional Governor + mississippi
1,vrsR e. YEKGHk, Secretary OF state
iuly6, d2w CO.. ;,,eert two week
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We find The
burg { Pa. J Tele,
Fested at Mechan-
90, charged with
moerland county.
,used has made a
he states that an
herners, the hite
through Pennsyl'
|e of robbing the
|und on his person
locations of differ
valley, as well a:
distances between
port to Lancaster.
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VirIy Y0oIiars Reward.

-. !, ,,.r,.,;o,, on The Sd day Of July, or
Fef Sr& 4 msFs soTnFI HORSE about n nat, Or
hands high mas white strs" Ell n f5 snn rides wen
moro Of his feet are white u "et = Il, fine order.
| snd about six years oil. lnlll ply - .;Si,n
Cor his leliv RI to S. X SMITH ficr1uanh common
! Y r. The horse had on a s'''ue , of black paiep
Heather. and Little ne" 'irrup t rore halter
bride kgU lit vitaycllolv WEB TetlT p1A1TFoED
VI I.e ga,5 Mss,