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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
LaTEST .ARRIU.GL.

(NREAT excitement at Tie New
VI Cheap Cash Store. New goods Of
all styles, qualities and prices just received
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
will be sold very cheap for Cash. Per.
sons in quest Of Bargains. will On well by
giving US call before Pnrch>ing else
where. Come one. Coms all
!. Avg. 49, COST & WAGNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
CLOTHING,

eueh az Overcoa,s, Goats. Pants and
Vests, Shirts, fine White and WOODEN
UnJershir,s and Drawers Mems Hall
Hose, Silk and Linen Handke1chIels;
Drawers, NeCb Ties, Collars, IN short a
complete outfit for gentleman from Me
crown If the head TO Tie sole Of the Ieel
Particular attention is paid 10 The se!ec-
ton of large and new selected STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
OF the most fashionable STYLES. Ii is use
less 10 cnumcrate. as NY stock is com
plcIe. | would also call tie attention OF
ihe Ladies to fine stock Of L.7S1ING
sGAITERS, Congress, Lace al side aud
Lace ia lronl. Also fine stock OF Mo,
rocco Caters. Misses AMI Children :
Shoes e every variety. Mems cum
Shoes, Ladies and Misses Gum Ssndies,
Low Chartered Morocco Shoes. Also q
10, of Euamelled Satchels, Trunks, Um-
brellas, variety OF NOTIONS End Fan
CIV Goods, all Of which will be offered al
low prices for Cash. Would respectful
w soici, call from the Public before
purchasing elsewhere. feeling coniden
iha, can offer Bargains. So don't for
pei 10 call at The New Store.
LLOYD LlCkLlDER.
October e 1896
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
- ,rsoy !. Ed. DUKE.
RANSOM & DUKE.
DEALERS IN
AoritllItural 1lnp!tn1cllts
AND
MACHINERY,
SEEDS AND T RTlLlZE K ) ;
General Commission
Forw araing NJ ey ch ants,
CHARLESTOWN.
jefferson County, Hest Virginia.
jefferson County, Hest Virginia

UAVE in store and for sale, Mowers Reap
IL ers, Threshiug Machines, Clover liul!ers
Buggy Rates, Revolving Eakes' sii b"ssy .h GoI"
pIoughs, Harrows, Three Horse PLoughs, Com
shelters, Cutting Boxes, Cider Mills, Fan Mi!i'
Field and Garden Rollers, Corn and Co.. ! M,il'i
Railway Horse Powers, Washing Machines a,u
Wringcrs, Patent Water Drawers, for Ven,
aud Ci.lcrns; Cisern and Force Pumps, OF all
varieties, Chain AID Tubing for Pumps,
Wrought iron, Lead Znc and Wood Piping for
Cisterrs and Nels Cradles and Scy thes, Now
ing Scythe> and SuaIhs, Rakrs, Forks, ShoyeIo'
Hoes, lron Fences, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Bas'
kets, Post Hole Augurs, Blacksmiih'S Drills;
SC, SC, SC. -,
Sell the best Stationary Engine in use. We
sell Calvin Pages celebrated Flow AID other
machines olhis manufacture. We sell the best
Cum Spring Drill and the Bickford Hoffman
Break Pin Drill The celebrated Fertilizers OF
Fowle, Bayne & Co, B. N. Rhodes, JON 5
Reese & Co.
July I, 1866. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
G. O + FIN S

WOOL WANTED.-I will pay The
" highest market price for wool, ellh-
er in cash or trade. if delivered to me al
nv Store in ShePheIdslown.
sep,22 p. II. Srode.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

MEMS Wcolen Jackets. Ladies Tn
nl bleached Fleeced Lined Hose, Gents
real Buck Gaunilels. Gents Paper Cuffs
and Buttons, Mole Paper and Envelopes,
Gu,ta Percha Watch Chains, Backing
Brushes and Backing, Children's Ru5bc'
Long Combs, Leather Belts, Gents New
S,yle Neck Ties. Hair Brnshes. Pockel
Combs. Ii you wan, Fashionable Hat
call at h. LtCkItdfr
Oc,l3 Cheap Cash Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
April. ID, 1866.

LARGE SIZE PICTURES.
HAVING made arrangements with The
III talented young artist Mr.. Poole, Of
Baltimore, am prepared 10 furnish pic
lures of all sizes, worked up in The high.
est style Of The art.
June Ii L. l.. DnrntH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Notice to Farmers 4!

gnllE undersigned having rented the
( Warehouse al Shepherdsio"n, known
as the "Shnr Warehouse" viii pay
the highest price in Cash for all kinds OF
Grafn1lelivered there. SALT and FISH
will also be kept on hand and for sale.
-'a Wm. II. Marmaduke will be in al
tendance. and is authorized TO transact
business for us.
g q. .#E BOYER & WATSON.
Nav &c. 1866. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
SundrieS and Notions,

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger Cloves, To-
meric, Nutmcgs, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sugo, Corn Starch, Gelaure, Veg
etable Extracts. Essences, &c, SC, CocoaI""
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sozodont icr the
teeth, Hair Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
cs, Combs, Penknives, Pencils, Pens, lux, Pa
per and Envelopes, Podmonaies, Nail bushes'
Blackening Bushes, lndeIlIbIe Inks, Vegetable
Dyes for colorng silks, DC.
In word, any ,Eing that is usually found III
a Drug Store; all OF which will be sold 10" 1or
cash. Call and examine my stock
Il. &. BURKHART,
Enters Corner.
Shepherdstown, April 81, ls6t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

Prepare for Cold Weather !
'TINSkYS. Flsnnels, Blankets and
Il Stocking Yarns. just receive! from
Por,er's Factory. and will he sold at Fac
tory pricesa. Bake, g. Hill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Grand Trial CT Sewing Machines
BETWEEN TIE

Ui1cor 4. Gibbs ant Florence!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT i
II is declared the best Machine and awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox s. Gibbs Machine thiriy-hve
distinct claims were made for superiority, all oi
which were fully sustained. Fer The lorenzo
but ten were presented, only two OF which were
sustained BY This trial, more thorough than
anything Of the kind ever previously Attempted,
before an able and impartial jury Justice oil
whose verdict none can dispute, II has beeL
proved and decided, and published TO the world,
that the Wilcox S. Gibbs Machine Il just hat
it has claimed TO be,a Improvement on double
thread Machines. 1t requires no prophet, we
think 10 ioreteIl its ultimate triumph as the re-
.ogulzed standard Sewing Machine Of the
world. Circulars containing full report of
the Judges, and all particulars a, this important
triai can be obtained Of
T. l. DARNELL, Agent.
Shepherdstown, july 81, 1866. If
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"A Fellow Of the Baser sort"

"Ah there you are. thought you would
look just about So"
This was said by Mr.. JOHNSON, as he sur
veyed the squat figure of vulgar fellow
who interrupted him i'll his remarks at Nor
walk
The picture rawn by the reporters of the
creature whom the President thus rebuked
presents us the image of a very CALLAHAN,
bilious, cadaverous, wall-eyed, red headed,
of the lower stratum of mankind" fit expo
nent of the wretched partisans who plot the
destruction of the great PRosPERo who is now
busy in attempting to save ship and crew
from wreck and destruction.
I IBut Mr. JoHNsoN's fancy, were it warmer
than it s-cannot picture what that fellow
and those of his stamp would look like, if
STEVENS, and BRowNLow, and BUTLER, and
PHILLIPS were in possession Of the Govern
ment This red haired miscreant would then
clamor for a pike and "rebels head to
flourish at the end of it. AS the type of a
party that burly rascal was worth the soruti-
ny Mr.. JOHNSON gave him. The knave is
worth our study also, The picture IS instruc=
tive.
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Mrs. Letitia Tyler Sempie.

The name of this accomplished lady, whose
llustrious father was at once revered and
loved by us ALL is we'll known throughout Viz
gnia, and will take many of our readers back
to the days when she adorned the East
Room at the White House with her youth
full presence; or shone the centre of some charm
ing circle in the ancient city of Williams
burg 1t is at once to chronicle fact in the
social history of the South, and to pay our
homage, in practical newspaper fashion, to
an old friend, that we announce Mrs SEM
PIES connection as Principal with the
Eclectic School in Baltimore, which our
readers will find [by referring to our adver
Using columns is No. 1902 West Monument
Street.
To this new sphere of life she carries
mind cultivated in the best schools and
presence and manners which would do honor
to any court in Europe. Under her care,
young ladies will undoubtedly be instructed
in all those branches of learning, graces of de-
pertinent, and christian principles which con-
sttute the most enduring charms Of their sex
But, surely she needs no one to attract atten-
ton to her school; and so. lifting our hat we
salute her, wish her God speed, and pass on
wiser and better, we trust, by the noble lesson
of her present life
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dense mass before the hotel, who repeatedly
called for the President. Here much enthu-
siasm prevailed.
President Johnson in company with Secre-
tary Seward, appeared on the upper portico,
which occasioned fresh outbursts of applause.
w. ,. Wells, Esq, then, on behalf of the
city, extended its Inequalities, and respectful
salutations to the President, and in the name
of the thousands who thronged the streets;
also to the members of the officers of the army
and navy, and to the foreign ministers. IN
conclusion, Mr.. Wells asked the audience to
give silent attention to the voice Of the Presi-
dent. u "a ~ NlttG M R
The President was again cheered and hav
ing been introduced, he thanked his fellow
citizens for the cordial welcome,
fought the battle on the Southern ex-
IRENE. and now, when the circle is going
around, we fiud men attacking the Union on
the Northern verge Laughter and APP
plausc. ! This glorious Union can be destroy
ed by different way than dividing it, You
may have consolidation in the hands of
few.
The President spoke for more than an h ur
and was frequently cheered.
Buffalo, Sept. A private dispatch from
Detroit, this morning, says General Grant and
Admiral Farragut are in Detroit, having left
the Presidential party at Cleveland They
took the boat last night, and arrived in De-
troit this morning.
The Buffalo Express this morning has spe-
cial dispatch from Chicago which says that
everything there points to riot on the Pres
idents arrival.
The Chicago Times has a long leader to-day
urging riot, and, in commenting on the ac
ton Of the Board of Trade in not desiring to
have their hall used for political speech max
ing, says -7=ata ~f=g ar,5
"What they deem politics we cannot say;
| but, it is, perhaps, our duty to say that the
President will be protected in whatever he
may say in the Board OF Trade Hall and else
where, so long as he shall remain in Chicago"
The article in question closes with this signif-
cant remark; "The friends of the President
will hold possession of Chicago during his tar
| ry here.
Preparations to Receive the President
| in st. Louis.
| st. Louis, Sept 4.-Extensive preparations
are on foot for the reception of President
johnson on Saturday The Merchants Ex-
change will cooperate with the city authori-
ties and other parties in giving the Presiden-
tial party suitable welcome.
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NIGHT SwEATs. which are so facilitating
in their effects, are simply an indication which
nature throws out that the system needs bra
cling up; that is, that itrequires tonic. Re-
move the cause, and the effect is removed. As
tonic there's nothing equal to MARSDENS
CALISAYA TONIC, which is simplya prepa-
ration containing all the virtues of the world
renowned Calisaya Bark.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

M NO. 20 BREWER STR EET,
Will open an Elementary School for Girls in
Norfolk, on the Second Monday in September
REV. A. S. BARTBN, Visitor. il
Terms per quarter payable in advance Esd
Tuition from SIS to $l2 so, according to studies
pursued. Fuel Extra, ST..
She will also receive as Boarders, few young
ladies DESTROYS of attending Summaries, in this
city, $50. e
For further information, apply to Rev. o. S.
Barten, or Taylor, Todd & Tucker
iy3l-t10th .sep*
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NORh ok CLASSICAL SCHOOL
rNHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN nm tn

VNHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on the
4 II September in the room on Freamason
street, opposite Christ Church, in which Miss
Robinson has for many years conducted her
School
The course of study. will embrace the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Mathe-
mates.
halfto be paid in advance, and the remainder on
the 18th of February, All who enter within the
first two and half months will be charged the
the whole price $780, Those who enter after
that time, will be charged $50, $40, OF $50, &C.
cording to the time of their entrance.
C. NORRIS,
au7-t15th Principal.
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PICKED UP,
a MIDI MD mis- ~ArLJ- ~HT

TUNED UF,i
AT LAMBERTs POINT ON THE
N LIST September, a Schooner Boat, with NJ
mast and full ofwater-name on the STERN GOLD
NORTH STATE" The owner by proving
property and paying expenses can have it.
Apply TO E. LAKIN,
sep4-lw Harbor Master
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ethiopian serenaders at Philadelphia.


its consummaton.
Ethiopian Serenaders at Philadelphia.
Boris and BUTLER, HAMILTON and FRED
DOUGLAS, BURNSIDE and BRowNLow, are rat
ting their dry bones, just now, and present a
horrid mimicry of life under the manipula-
ton of al G." who oficiates at the Radical
galvanic battery, 1.-THE only one, by the way,
some of these heroes will ever face.) B.WADE,
no longer dreading assassination from seedy
Confederate, dressed in grey" has thrown
off his dramatic robes, wiped the burnt cork
off his face, and abandoned the role of per-
secuted patriot to join the above mentioned
skeletons of politicians and soldiers, with P.
Schlccker, of Norfolk, included y in the great
Carmagnole they are now perform ng in Phila-
delphia. The exhibition thus far is intensely
comic, and the temporary Chairman must
appreciate the fun of the thing very highly;
for it is perfectly obvious that he INDUCED
himself in a bit of irony when he looked
round at his fellow-citizens and thanked the
"loyal men of the South" for the "exated and
unmerted compliment" &C., &C., on the occa-
sion, which, as be magnifcently declared will
Ginger in the greenest spot of memory's
waste-for more there the temporary chair
man grew Miltonic) protracted discourse, nor
time, nor place, do now adhere" Undoubt-
eddy Mr.. DURANT is a wag; in short, the whole
thing has been funny thus far, but we are not
to mistake the animus OF these people, for all
their tom -foolery. They mean mischief.
They are political blood hounds. They
thirst to lap blood. They pant to set up the
guillotine and, above all, they are devoured
by an ambition to. bake the Federal loaves in
their own ovens, fry the Federal fishes in
their own pans, and devour them with their
own jaws. In order to attain this latter end,
they are ready to tear down the pillars of the
Constitution in order to trade upon the scat
tered fragments, like parcel of dealers in old
building materials. But, can they succeed
We are confident they cannot So confident
that we hold this farce to be of infinite value
to the cause of Conservatism in the North
and to us it will read sound lesson 1t will
show us the vast practical importance of the
Philadelphia Convention, and exhibit to the
world the so-called Union men of the South"
in their true colors
For, our own part We are infinitely
obliged to the people who have opened this
grand Anatomical Museum, at which BARNuM
most appropriately attends to provide him
self with the petrifed remains of ''ire-tred
Unionist." We respectfully suggest to the
"NAPoLEoN of Showmen,' that, when the
heavy work of the Convention is over, he Or
ganize the members into troupe of "Nigger
Minstrels," with Boris as "Bones," BUTLER
for Ticket Agent, and FRED. DOUGLAS as
basso profundo. 1t is promising experiment,
and we beg him to try it.
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ALTO NAL.
NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rev. G. WILSON McPHAIL, Principal.

hCts W. IbDUS HlNl
TTN III z NEXT REGULAR SESSION
OF the Institute, will commence on MONDAY
the 18th day of September next. An early en-
trance on the part of pupils is desirable, as the
course of Lectures on Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy will commence soon after the opening
of the School.
The Principal will be assisted, heretofore,
by a corps Of able and experienced teachers in
all the various departments ..,s
au9-tf
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

|.
NEW ED UCA1IO MAI BOOKS
SOUTHERN
Univ BRSIT1 SERIES.
'NNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES Great
pleasure in announcing the annexed list of
important and valuable Textbooks for Schools
and Universiti g., prepared by distinguished
Scholars and Friends of Education in the south
The want good books adapted to tire use of
Southern Schools has long been felt. Leading
Teachers in the South admit that new era in
Educational Interests has opened, making an i'm
perative call for the works in course of pre-
paration The gentlemen who have undertaken
to meet this demand, have for several years made
the subjects treated special study, and are re-
cognized as among the first scholars Of the
try. These works will be issued in the best man
ner possible. Other important works are projec
ted, and will shortly be announced The Pub
fishers are confident that this series VII be cor
daily greeted, as an important step in the ad
vancement of the Educational Interests of the
South
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-06
Third Days Proceedings.

Philadelphia, September 5--National
Hall, 10 o'clock-There will be two reports
presented by both Committees on Address
and Resolutions. The majority reports will
be in favor of standing by the policy of Con-
gress, and the minority in favor of negro suf-
frage.
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possession of her full rights in common
Union. There must be thorough combina-
ton of all men of all parties against the COM
mon enemy Of the country, and we are ready
to hail the cooperation of all such as co-work-
ers in one and the same cause.-The restora-
ton of the South to her full rights and repre-
sentation in the National" Councils, and the
overthrow of the unholy alliance which is
embodied in the form Of radicalism, against
its conSummation.
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au7-t15th
YOUNG's SEMINARY.

ON DUKE STREET, NO. s.
rssElE EXERCISES OF THIS LONG
established Institute, will be resumed on
MONDAY, the 10th inst, where several adj
d tional young Ladies as pupils, can be admitted,
and faithfully instructed in all the customary ele
mepts of an English education.
sep5 -d3t. eod3t EDWARD l.. YOUNG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
OF THE HEBREW FAITH,
173 and 175 West 39th Street. between
9TH and Sth Avenues, New York,
TO THE. ISRAELITES OF VIRGINIA.
IRIS. HENRY SIMONS, HAVING
1u been requested by many Southern and
Western friends (whose children have been edu-
Gated at the lnstitute) to make known her school,
announces to them that she receives pupils from
the ages of to l6. The pupils can acquire :he
English, French, German and Hebrew Ian
guages thoroughly; Music and Singing taught by
able Professors; Sewing and Embroidery made
an especial instruction-Da ncing and Gymn astic
exercises taught during the winter season.
The pupils attending the Institute will find it
home in every respect, and every care will be
taken with their moral and religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time
For Circulars apply as above
au28- Tu. TIL 8Sat-2mos FE4 H4r FaoAss
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RICH ,RDSON & CO., Publishers,
$40 Broadway, New York.

This series of Books will embrace works in
every department of scholastic education
Now in process of publication, the following,
viz
A S.ries of Readers, by Prof Geo. F. Holmes,
LII. D. e7
Series of English Examiners, by Prof. Geo.
F. Holmes, LII. D.
work on History, by Prof. Geo. F. Holmes,
LII. d.
A Series OF Biographies, by Prof MathI L.
Maury, LIZ D.
A Series of Arithmetics, by Prof Charles S.
Venable.
A Series of Mathematics, by Prof Charles s.
Venable.
Series of Latin Books, by Prof Basil L. Gil
dersesve.
A Series of French Books, by Prof Schels de
We're.
A Series Of Physics, by Prof. F. H. Smith
To be followed by Others
The undersigned beg to inform Dealers, Prin.
cipals of Colleges, and Schools, Teachers, and
others--that he has made arrangement with the
Publishers of the above Series of Books-to act
as their Agents, and supply the trade in the
Eastern section of Virginia and North Carolina,
on the same terms that purchasers c. uld procure
the Books of the Publishers themselves, thereby
saving freight and other incidental expenses to
Norfolk.
Believing that this Series of Books, from its
many advantages over all others, and intrinsic
merits, " i'll ere long supersede all other School
Books in the South. respectfully asks public at
tention in the South.
Circulars furnishing detailed account of the
whole series-will be sent by mail ON applica
ton. ="
G. W. WILSON,
Booksellers and Station.rs,
Sole Ag't for Eastern N Carolina Il Virginia,
au3lD&W No. AZ Bank ST., Norfolk Va.
IN CHI A n cry in the Circuit
] Court of the city of Norfolk, George T. Bal
lantine. Con behalf of himself and all others,
satisfi I'd creditors of William T. Murray, DECD,
late of the city of Norfolk, &C.,
Plaintiffs.
against
Simon S. Stubbs, Administrator of lillian 7.
Murray, decd, and others, S'as. :. - sa.,5. f.
Defendants
Pursuant to the decree pronounced in this
cause on the oath day of July last, the creditors
of the said William L. Murray, decd. of James N.
Murray, decd, and of James Murray, decd, are
required to cone in and prove their debts before
the subscriber, one of the Commissioners of the
said Court, at his office, No. 80 Bank street, in
the said city, on before the 10Th day of October
next or in default thereof they will be perempto-
rily excluded from the benefit of the said decree
And notice is hereby given, that on the day
and year last mentioned at my said office, shall
take an account of the said debts and of the fun
eral expenses of the said VIM. I. Murray, de-
ceased of the said James N. Murray, deceased,
and of the said James Murray, deceased, aud of
the personal estate of the said decedents respec-
lively come to the hands of their respective per-
sonal representatives, to the hands by their
order or for their respectively and of the real
estate of the said decedents respectively; and of
the annual and fee simple values thereof
VIM A. SWANK, ~
au23Th4ws Commissioner,
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Preparations to Receive the Presiden
i'm ST, Louis

St. Louis, Sept 4-Extensive preparations
are on foot for the reception of President
johnson on Saturday. The Merchants Ex-
change will cooperate with the city authori-
ties and other parties in giving the Presiden-
tial party suitable welcome.
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NOR s ALE
+ ALLOW CASH PRICES.
.Cnpperas, Chloride Lime,
Patent Disinfectants,
Eastern ChUlera Remedy,
Squibb's 9" -"
Dr.. French's Cholera Remedy,
Pure French Brandy,
English Mustard,
American do
sep5 NJ A. q. A. SANAoo'
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Detroit, o'clock-We were greeted at
the railroad station by an immense mass of
spectators. The President was conducted to
a platform, where the Mayor of Detroit de-
livered hattering speech of welcome.
The party were then placed in carriages
and drawn to the Biddle House, escorted BY
the military. Thousands had assembled in a
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Monroe, Michigan, 4;45 P. M,-There was
lively demonstration here, The President
and Secretary Seward delivered brief speeches.
delegation of about one hundred and fifty
citizens of Detroit came on board.