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General News,

Seven thousand copies OF Whitter's "Snow.
bound" were sold on the day of publication
The Belgian Senate has rejected the propo.
sails Of the government to abolish capital pun
ishment by vote Of SO t. Is.
Billiard halls in Worcester are closed on Sat.
urdays at 6 o'clock, p. NJ. by order of III,
Board of Aldermen.
The Ohio papers report cases Of the spotted
fever in Warren county. 1t generally attacks
children, and has proved fatal in almost every
case.
The Oconto wis., Lumberman says that
upwards of eight tons of lake trout have been
Taught at the Green Island fishery this will
.rr
The Elmira Gazette says over one thousand
persons in that city have made Il profession Oh
religion during the late revival.
AT the meeting Of the Nursery and Child
ren's Hospital, in New York, it is stated that
there were il the institution seven mothers.
each under Is years OF age.
Samuel Bennett, OF New Bedford, discover
ed a torpedo in some coal just as ne was about
to put it into the stove, on Saturday. It was
TN box filled with powder.
III. Henri Martin the historian, ia a candi-
date for admission to the French Academy
1t is urged in opposition to him that he wears
:
MS beard long, which no academiciau has ever
ventured to do ,. sl
There are in the Austrian army 81 arch
dukes, 5 dukes, 26 princes, so fursten princes.
| 500 counts, 500 barons, $40 knights, $500
E.mblemen, and 10, 800 commoners, besides the
regular rank and file.
Boxes containing munitio.ls of war are be.
ing shipped from Philadelphia to the head.
| quarters Of the Feniaus at New York. The
bonds of the Irish Republic are meeting with
a ready sale. s..-, ..-.
Miss Dayton, whose lover, VIM. II. Russ
attempted to murder her in Brooklyn, while
ago, is rapidly recovering. The surgeons have
succeeded IN extricating the pieces of the bull
lets in her head, and she will soon be among
her friends again.
sSeven members of the Board of Councilmen
Of New York were fined on Tuesday by Judge
Barnard 500 each, for contempt Of court, in
refusing to obey mandamus ordering them
to take action or conteAted seat case
In Milford, Mass, last S'aturday evening, a
bright and promising daughter of Moses har-
ris, was shockingly burned by the fall of a
Kerosene lamp, and died in few hours. Mr.
Harris. in trying 10 quench the flames, was
Himself bad y burned
Mrs. Nancy p. Woods, of South Deerfeld,
I Massachusetts,. is n years old, and within the
| last six months she has done the house work
for a family Of three persons, and woven S05
yards of rag carpeting, besides spinning con-
siderable liusa thread.
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QUARANTINE OF SOUTHERN .PoRTs---All
vessels arriving at Southern ports from ports
infected with cholera, but having had no case
during their passage, are to be quarantiued for
fifteen days, and to be thoroughly filmigated
All such vessels, which have had cholera on
board during the passage, are to quarantined
for the same period after the termination of
the last case ltt Etl 9H e-rtI
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PREPARING FOR THE CHoLERA.-The Secre-
tary of War has issued orders to all the va
rious military coumandants that they must see
that in their departments such vigorous sani-
tary regulations are adopted as will, if posi-
BILE, prevent any visitation Of the cholera.
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p MEDICAL GRADuATEs.-On Saturday last
the annual commencement of Jefferson Medi-
cal College took place in Philadelphia. There
were 165 graduates and among them were A..
Y Mccormick. of Maryland, and J., +, Gille-
spie, James NJ. White and G. H. Patton. Of
West Virginia. .-..... ..--.... 20. 49,.
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SMuaeLING,-About forty persons have
recently been arrested in the Western cities,
for being regularly engaged in smuggling
goods across the Canada line. More arrests
are likely to follow, as there is good reason t,'
believe that large quantities of Struggled goods
are still in possession of certain parties in
Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis aud
other Western cities. j.. Et
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HEAVY F1NE.-The firm of vanetta, Fried
man & Co., tobacconists, of Chicago, have
been mulcted in the sum of $l7,600 for maxi
ing erroneous internal revenue returns to their
respective incomes.
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lust RECEIVED AT NM NEW
- STORE. s,} -
A,splendid stock of -. "a, s.7'ses, sv...
LADIES Is KARAT GOLD LEVER

:, WATCHES, 7E2ai11 ~.
IN Huntn Cases, plain, enamelled, and Get with
diamonds, from S45 to $500. '' ".s~
Also, lew OF the best quality of real Tobias,
Lager Watches ~, -. ''''s, 80 As'A'
!, latest s,le Of Guard, Chatelain, and Vest
Chains, oil for sale cheaper than ever -"
l fne STOCK OF Pr. Bernhardts and other Spec.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the
satisfaction. - si'e
~ C. GREENWOOD.
No. s7 Main ST., sign of Golden Earle
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INSURANCE.
rJNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOK

rFHE AMERICAN INSURANCE.
N G 0 p O r, a T e D $40.
I taPhorlzei can,ta,. 81 s aSs SSS
Poard Of Dirsc ors: =; - :
J. G. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Saw.
ings Bank. 81
Gilbert c. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank. -l.7 81 So -g1a-5
C. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. II. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of ]. D, Gordan 4 Co.,
Joseph R. spratsy. Director Mss. Nee, Saw
.Advssory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. 4 Nee. Ex-
": Fl. Harrison, President Msr. and Nee. Say
Z. Burruss, of Burru.s, Harrison d Co.,
Bankers
George sangsser, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
character taken at lowest current rates, and losses
promptly adjusted. -. 20 .4ef
Office %, Bank Street, Norfolk.
LIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
J. C. DEM N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance { Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y. s3s@
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore. ar3I
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
y- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this sGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. C. DENIM G, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank Street, =
au 26-6n Near Main st., Norfolk, Va. Z
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes. can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room. ......,. al
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FERTILIZERS.
FEKTILIZERSs ~
pAUGR,s IMPROVED RAwBoNE
Id PHOSPHATE--F For


pAUGE,s IMPROVED RAwBoNE
l. ID PHOSPHATE-F For
Vegetables Corn Wh.,. So
Cotton, Tobacco, &C.,
Warranted superior to Peruvian Guano. War
ranted to improve the soil, and sold at manufac-
turers pr ice-$66 per ton, in small lots at the
| same rate. NJ. HOWELL, Tunis' Wharf,
ma If and cor. Nebraska aud w. Water st.
r R 0 G 6 .
CONCENTRATED MANURE.
ANIMAL FIBRE, BLOOD AMI, PURE
- r GR0UWD BONE. e a., --- !.
SUPERIOR TO
| PERUVIAN GUANO.
z Price SIS per Ton. 2
CHARLES REID 4 SON,
ma elm at Bells Wharf near the Ferry.
GENUINE PERUVIAN =
and BAKERS ISLAND
| GUANo. --e.--..-
Always on hand and for sale BIZ
+ = CHARLES REID Il SON, IA.
: mae nt Bells wharf near the Ferry.
| DERUVIAN GUANO.-A full supply
/ IL expected daily, and warranted pure as i'm
ported. Price Shopper ton, cash on delivery.
~ G. w. ROWLAND,
l. feb '' Nevison st., near the Ferry.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-Another sup
| IL ply No. !, PERUVIAN GUANO daily ex-
tpscted. Farmers or their Agents will b We the
| benefit of deduction from current market rates,
20 the amount of drayage and storage, u taken
from the vessel. Send in your orders at once.
| feb 20 t7-z CHARLES REID d SON.
4. TO FARMERS AND TRT CKERS.
l. nERUvIAN GUANC- e.:
Il Kettlewell's Manufactured Guano,
- Kettlewell's Alkaline and Phosphate, 1e
Rhodes Super Phosphate. -
/ Recess Bone Flour,
.e Fords Super Phosphate,
Kettlewels and the Pacific Guanos are equal
to Peruvian as TO perinanency, and ready or &C.
tive in its effects on the soil, For sale by
feb 2s-tf B. T. BOCKOVER. :.
DRUCE'S CONCENTRATED MA,
ID NURE-Manuactured from Animal Fibre,
Blood, and pure Ground Bone, superior to Peru
CHARLES REID son,
Agents for the Manufacturers.
Price $50 per ton. feb 26
rs IA
i K, AMMONlATEp SUPERPHOSPHATE
Combining e-.t. .a} yi.etf
%t No. PERUVIAN, i aas
W. WITH -M. M III
| - BAKERS ISLAND GUANo.P
Adding sufficient Ammonia in the process
of M inufacturing, renders it at
"a ONCE ACTIVE,
and will PRODUCE LARGER YIELD tAas
Peruvian GuanO alone.
PRICE 500 per ton. For sale by
CHARLES REID d SON,
ma elm at Bells Wharf near the Ferry.
NJ USlC-A new lot OF popular Bal
NI lards, Waltzes, Marches, Galop., &C., for
sale at STEWART l. DEY'S,
NH % CITY 10 II stare
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FOR RENT.

NM ANTED TO RENT-A Furnished
w HOUSE with ROOMS sufficient to accom-
mooate three or four gentlemen and their wives
A location on Main street preferred. = and ma =
sesa on de-lred on the lat of April Ell ~ Fl
!, A note addressed to Mrs. f., and left at the
Counting Room of the Day Book Office will meet
with prompt attention. ~. 9ssl.r a,tr-",.7r'
mch6-eo3t l-4e-.f ~, ~ -I.-,-l.t 80 -e
0R kENT.-one family room, with
IL board, Apply.to -
ca, .e MRS. SEGAR, ~
fe2l--u Corner of Main and East streets
LO r. E N IA Desirable re-
4 sldence No. Is Nebraska Street, consisting
OF eight rooms, and kitchen, paved yard, cistern.
gas and all modern convenienees.
feb23-tf X aiat IN -; - 80
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"Since introduced it here. s.vsr., 80 an,
physicians are prescribing it with the best sue.
o"s US 49, II. BUFF, Chemist,
ieo @-1m 's+'tt tsp5 ifte Portsmouth
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o. 8 HTUOs HCRUHO STREET.
JOHN 4. REDMOND. !
G e OlCgE r. a7szf 2

Commission Merchant,
Would most respectfully inform his friends that
be has resumed his old business at his old stand,
sY No. 8 South Church Street, -.
Where he would be pleased to meet all his old
friends, and promises to keep the best and cheap
est GROCERIES in the city, for cash only,
Come and see. - 4I lon
feb 24-lm .s-a
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N Office, NOTICE.-AH persons IN
~ debted to the undersigned by bond, note, or
open account, contracted during or previous to
the war, may advance their interest by calling
and arranging the same on or before the LIST o
April next. WIN. T, HARRISON
teb 2S-u a 1908 Campbelps Wharf
MASH g. COBB have Just received
Butter, prime New York Cheese and Labrador
Herrings, which they will sell at New York
prices, ON shippers account. lxk
Givs us q call at 9EN snf.a-tB6;9 lla
8 s, NO. s.. COMMERCIAL ROW Is.
nov4-tf Near Portsmouth Ferry
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A X 8, SPADES, AND sHOYELs.
IA "Ro~land's" Spades, Shoveis ana Manure
FORKS, Trace Chains, Hames,. Axes, Horse Shol-
els, Wrought Boat Spikes, Pocket and Table
Gu.iery, Cross Gut Saws, Bellows, Anvils Vices,
lea Ae.tie', Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, de-, for sale
cial Row, near the Ferry. m = : 8 ll-''
= nah I. Il Wnupr cn
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II will make 10 POUNDS of excellent Hard
soap, or Is GALLONS of the very best Soft Soar
1or only about 50 cents, Directions on each box.
LOT TOT sa'v A. ai Drug and Grocery Stores, and In
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,febI ,'s 0o'N'A 1'Sie-
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u EMOVAL-We have this day re.
LII moved our place of business from 30. 70
Gommerce street, to the Southeast Corner Of
Moanoke' square and Wide Water ST.
Auctioneer. -
: feb 2o II. A. YOUNG & CO.
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TNYLERsS COMPOUND sYRTp 1 m
i GUM ARABIC will be found most nlea.snt
safe and speedy remedy for COUGHS coIDs. HoAsss,
NESS, wHooPINs COUGH, AND ALL xrFEcrroNs az
THE IaaoArAS LUNGS. Its superior efficacy In
sion bas Ioagns, ana the first stageso consump
most families and physicians Price 40 cents pss
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NJ OTICE-Al persons Indebted TO
IN the estate of VIM. A. Lowell. DECEASED,
WIN please make immediate payment. and al
those having claims will present them to :
.s :, j. I. REDMOND,
iep zo-law4wS 80 $3.50 Administrator.
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. Oats, Wheat, t.@
Cotton, Tobacco, &C.,
ranted to improve the soil, and sold at manufac-
turers price-S66 per ton, or in small lots at the
same rate NJ. HOWELL, Tunis' Wharf, -.
ma If and cor. Nebraska aud w. Water st.
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,Ste baben felt meiner 9lntunft in Sdweoen
aHeS 9etban, um mir su i6aoen, pbne baB e8
Sbnen seslitdt 1T. 8is iebt babe i6 nt8tg
setban, Inn Sic gu itrafen, aber nun fibIe i6,
Dap es 3eit lit Sbrer llnperf6dmtbeitS S6ranten
5t lesen. Sasen Sic mir, tpO batten Sic Die
Stlberplatten bet, tpel6e @ie in gn9lanb pers
tauIten? S6 t0nute an Sbrer Gtelle antlpOr@
Ten: aus Der 3-i6en Samlien9ruft. Sasen
SIe mir ferner, tpehen SOee mar es, auf peI>
be sic Elm Batent in 9Onben nabmen -
so t6nnte ontlpprten es mar bes armen
Soors erite @rfinouns, Oeren Sic ii6 auf cine
70 perd3tlide gGeiie bemddtisten, als mir su
Aternd5 puren. nnb enoIib Mem aeb6reu
Die 3el9nun9en, mel6e Sic fiir bic Sbriqen
ous5u9eben beubii6tieten, als Sic barauf oad6z
ten, in 6ffentli6en 8ldttern na6 ben @upieu
Tabnoen 3tt faiien;a Nlir unb Sbr 1SreunO uno
pirotger Ganeraoe T. bat lie mir eeItpblen.
@Uert ftiibte li6 auf ben Slid uno ibaute
Spar BRETT in bic glusen.
(Sortiesung fol9t.)
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O eu / | | Z / d It.
Arbeit a0elt 0flt Man1t.
Sin Bib ans Der sSirfefett D. D9aria @. .gtb,part
(SOrtiebung)

|
38.
aein Wprt tpuroe spiIGen Olga unb @pert
auf oem Seimwege 9ewedielt. Guert bate
blDS 5u Smut ge1a9t:
,,Rpmm' in elmer Stunbe su mir. 8is
oabln blsibt aaea, mas pOrsefulen 1T, unter
uns."
Olga fibIte bic Sbrdnen Der @ntratung auf
ibren 8ansen Bremen, bel benz @eranten oars
an, DAB bieie in ibren Nu9eu 70 perG&tli&en
Wfdnner audi nur Die minbeite 8eranlaiiung
su einem 3weifel an ibrer @bre babeu iOllten,
uno lle fab iebr wobI elm, baB lie ben S6ein
gegen li6 bate, i'm SAL Guert StanbaI ma=
6en pollte. @s ipar cine grdBli9 6ittere @prs
ltellun9, oaB iie bieIei6t fir cine rerbre6eri6e
6rau angeieben tuerOen t6nnte, obppbl Iie li9
ielbit bepubt tpar, baB iie ii6 nibt i'm @erinss
item elmer ipl6en glntlage I9ulbig eemo9t,
bate.
Nls iie in ben Salon traten, itGp6 @pert bic
Sbiire nit ben WOrten:
vU1ooame, Sic perben iest ouf eSbr 3inmer
9eben unb eS ni9t obne meme @rIaubniB per<
lullen. SD perbiete Sbnen, einen 8eiu& an.
sunebmen, etnen 8rief ab5u16iden poer gu enr.
pfan9en uno bOffe, Sic peroen 70 Hug iein,
meInen 8efeblen 6Ol9e su teiiten. S9 weroe
aut ale Tdae ieoen Sbrer S3ritte bewa9en
lailen."
Olga CAB feline 9lntmprt. Sic fab oqsuuobl
eln, oaB es SIpedlp5 pdre, li6 Su pertbeibieen,
uno begab lib i6tueisenb in ibr 3immer. @pert
fol9te ibr bis an Die Sbire 5u bem tleinen Sas
Ion uno ibrem 9ripattabinet, peIde er bnter
lbr peri6loB, worauf er ben S9IllIeI in Die
Salde itedte.
9ann tlin9elte ct uno lief 2iiette rufen.
Sele erbielt ibre gerbalhns8befebIe, pbne ie.
ood IN oas, mas pOr9efalIen mar, einseweibt
gu perben.
9llS oieB abgetban war, wanbte er ii2
nab isinem Simmer 'unO idriebs fOIsenben
8rief:
vGonltanSe isl.
v@in Sabr unb eiutge Wtonate lino peraan.
gen, ieitoeH, iuir unS oas lestemaI aeIeben ba,
ben. Oiefe 3eit lit fitr Sic rubig unb ange,
nebm 9etpeien; sic baben li6 in Dem elidti,
dcn Srrtbum ensewieSt, bub i9 Sic perseIIen
bdtte uno trolteten 1i6 nit Der @IidIelioteit,
wel6e l3 an Der Seite S9rer SaweIter aen60e.
sic bellsen aber iebr tpenig Menl6entenntnis,
wenn @ie ii4 einbiloen, Olga t0nne pcbltbus
eno ouT mein mcruliI9eS 2eben einwirten. Gs
CAB nur Sine, pel6e ba5u m69lider Weile i'm
Stanoe detpelen n6rp, nbpr bipip nerItiof MIDI,
uno nun mag fe ben 2obn iitr bieIe ibre !6er5s
loitsteit empfansen.
Sn oielem 9lu9cnbIid lam i'd cine fur6tbare
Wa@e an Sbnen ausiiben, benn ib babe bic
Gbre Sbrer Stpelter in meiner @etualt; eS
bdnst sans BON meinem GutoInten ob, pb Iie
Der allsemeinen 8era3tuns preissegeben per'
ben foil, wel6e iie 5ur @beuerbrederin itempeln
wiro. Sic ieben nun mein 6rduIein, iper pon
unS lt4 Dor benz gBiIen bes Anoarn beu9en
mub, ste pber id. 6pifen uno erlparten
sic gltatS BON meinen Goelmutb pber meiner
Nu6lidt 9e9en Elm ebruerselienes gDeb
i6 babe tein grbarmen nit SbrerS d 10 e:
tier.
zee .fI. E MORT 9I 70 r I m ~
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E0ert relp Ell m."
9l[s Gpert ienen 8rief 9eiie9elt II. obge16idt
bate, mancerte er i'm 3immer auf unb ab. Sae
feline @eoanten wuren auf ben ginorud corcens
trirt, peI6en bieier 8rief bel GOnitunSe berDprs
bringen tpiirbe.
v9er Sngenieur Suurlon pIni6t ben Serrn
8aron gu ipre6en," meloete Der Siener.
Gpert blieb lteben.
,Was lagit 9u? Der frast na6 mir ?"
fra9te @pert unb 9laubte ni6t redt 9eb6rt su
baben.
Ser Sn9enieur SUaripn," ipieOerGOlte ber
Oiener.
SIT Der &erI BON Sinnen, Ober mas mill er?
badte Gpert. ,,9as 1T Der @ipfeI ber llnper>
ihdmtbeit.
= Sage benz Snsenieur, icb fSnne bn ni6t
empfangen," bemertte er oann laut.
Der 9iener 9ing, tebrte uber loglei9 surld,
nit elmer Garte. mel6e er bem Baron iiberreibz
te. Darauf itunoen nit 8IeiItift fOlgenoe Wurte
in enslilder Sprude 9el6rieben:
,,Sie mifieu Mid empfansen, ionlt ruIe i6
YUliSei, UNI mir sur gGiecererlan9ung Der ge|
ftoblenen 3eidnun9en bebIllfll6 gu fem"
,,2aB ben Su9en;eur bereiutommen," Ia9te
Gpert.
Stint Wiinutea parauf frat Spar ein. glods
bent er bic Sbiire binter fp peridlO1en bate,
blieben ct uno gpert cine WeiIe teben uno be-.
tradteten enanoer. gs tpar, alS pb beoe bic
Tiefe beS Safes bitten bemefen wolIen, welz
der ibre 8ruit erflllte. sic tuaten gang allein
Suiammen. oiele 6einoe bon ben SIn9lines-
iabren ber. -..
@noIi6 brad Gpert oaS StiaI6neigen.
Isle inb mebr ol8 pernehen, bob Sic es wae
| gen, unter oas Oa9 beS Mannes ;u treten,
oeGen Srau Sic perfIbrt baben. q
@pert trut Spar enen S6rtt ndberltno fubr
fort: ~ 's5-tt
,,BiiIen sic, pus i'd tbun iOllte i? =
Sbnen orr6 r1einen Diener eine 9ra9t 8riiaeI
uerabreiden uno Sic sur 2biire binuuswerfen
lailen." i. ~ a..@s ~ ta
,..Ssa, I'M Sail i'd tpdre, mas Sic se9en mid
bebaupten; aber Sic piiIen 70 gut ais i4, oab
e8 cine abl9eulibe llnpabrbeit 1T; Sic lpiHen,
baB Sbre 6rau Elm @ngel an &einbeit uno Suz
seno 1T; ni6t minoer hub nur beren Surdt
upr Sbren tlieorisen Nnidldgen bieieIbe in
nleine @obnung flbrte. Sumit perlpbnt e8 Ii6
taum ber WfIbe, baB Sic 70 etpa8 ipielen, met
ten Sic tpobl, i4 lase ipieleu. tuie e8 bic Stole
einesssetrdntten Wtannes 1T, penn ber iino Sic
lni6t .a.. .asl.s.
,,6brsn Sic, Serr, erinnern Sic ii6, bab
Sieltit reinen1 6uule linO unb. coB idb nt6t
geipnnen bin, 8sIeioi9unsen BON Sbnen 81 er.
trdaen. 0Denn Sic .nt6t in einent anpern Son
ipre9ert, tperfeidb sic binau8." 5T
,,8arpn 9reteln,, baben Sic idOn perseilen,
tpaS i6 auf bic &urte gef6rieben babe? Denfett
Sic baran!unO befleibisen iie fid sr6berer 9tnbe,
tpenn i6 nit Sbnen reoe. Sic nil EN-
mid b6reir, 45n... mnaf 4.H
Soar trut nun ieinereits einen S4ritt ndber
unb iaate:
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WaO Gmrppn
Haiiage,

s~8G4SAAS2A7zzzNA FNTINBtf
(n @aite pbsr 3wii&enbed) au Der Bremer lnb SAINT
burger 9iuie BON bier mad europa pter BON brausen
berRer, tann Bis 5um abSansstas seert erben in Der
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-12
mdI2 Grfrorf

1915 &nblcn gum GnftenpreiS $12
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8oGlen arf 1915 pr GOnns 224O @fb. ir SubIsri
benten erh6b SIN BrIge Ter @rt6Gun9 ber Brat 1T bte
le8 sprl6ufe ber &oitFnpreis.
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berpreGen @u& BITE tffen GsBlen welGe in ben Wtnrtt
tSntmen, es III np eth @erer Snpefement, relGss i0
beIier inter eflirt ais 7I3Oer.
Der 8ftdilpres bsr Dblen betrdst S12 90 pr. EDnne
NIT elmer St6srbett etues talbisen Steistn8.
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aer urS GanbtrdnSppr eletdettts ur 9erfIsuns ebt.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-02
Stauntou Advertisements.
SLduuCOI kAlV OF C1oOI4@O11O0'
n H IL
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
STILL IN
OPER ALTON.

THE undersigned thankful for past favcrs, IN
| forms his friends and the public, that ne has
of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, DYE STUFFS
and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
For the quantity well as quality, he asserts,
without fear Of successful contradiction that 1t Is
unsurpassed in this market,
Having no partner with whom to divide the
profits, unfortunately no family to support, no
children to educate, and withall. without extray-
agent habits it would seem strange if he could
not compete in selling bargains with any other
establishment in the State. Ny will to do 80 is
good, and. sswhere there is will there is always
q way" Ny Stock consists principally, as fol-
lows
French and English Merinos,
Bomhasncs and Black Silk,
Figured and Plain Alapacas.
All Wool Delaines,
Half Wool Delaines,
Is pcices White and Colorcd Flannels,
Manchester and Domestic Ginghams
Linseys and Striped Domestic,
Swiss Muslins and Nainsook,
Plain and Check Cambria,
Table Linen and Toweiing,
Irish Linens from IS cts to $3.50,
400 Ladies' and Misses Heep Skirts,
Balmorals, the best quality,
Wells and Head Dresses,
10 pieces Broad Cloth from SIS so TO $40 per yard
A full Stock of Plain and Fancy French and Do
lucStlC OttcSiAISAs S1SlASteS A"SSo@ "oO Avn
lucky Jeans,
Hosiery and Perfumery,
Soaps Of all qualities,
Nubias latest styles and patterns
Opera Hoods and Scarfs
Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
"a DoZ Linen do at 30 cents each or
49, 90 per Dozen,
Plain and Figured Silk Velvet Yestings,
A large selection of Dress Buttons and Trimmings
Full stock of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
8 Doe. Colored Corsetts
4-4 and ga Bleached Cotton,
5000 Yds. Brown IA Cotton,
400 Bunches Cotton Yarn, Nos to Is,
Calicos and Colored Cambrics,
Doz. Chemises,
Plain and Needle Work Collars,
Cambria Edging and Inserting,
400 Pairs Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Shoes,
Shawls, Busters and Ladies Cloaks, the latest
patterns,
Pieces Broad Cloth for Cloaks
And many other articles not here mentioned all
sold at small profit for CASH by
S. f. HlLB,
Next door to the Marble Yard.
In the second story have now opened first
rate stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
such Us :-Ready-Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Linen Shirts from $3.50 to Sc 90
Also Brown Cotton and Cotton Yarn by the. Bale
or in smaller quantities, s. e. H.
Sept. 29-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-02

A few weeks since we noticed the fact that a
Marble Statue, taken from the Marble Yard of
Messrs. Marquis Kelley, was found in a box,
placed in the Adams Express Office, by Lieut.. Han
son of the 5sth Pennsylvania Infantry, to be sent
North. Lieut.. H., disclaimed any knowledge of
its being in the box but laid the charge to pr
vatc soldier who had asked the privilege of send
ing his blanket in his box. Mr.. Marquis informs
Ne, that merchant of Stanton, who let Lieut..
Hanson have the box, saysit was not only packed
but nailed up, in his store by Lieut.. H., and car
ried by him to the Express Office. This narrows
the statue affair down very closely on Lieut.. Han
son.