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J -. -. and Reconstrnction.

Tho New York Herald of Monday has a
sensation article, written in the genuine
,tyle of BENNETT himself, concerning the
nroiects now occupying the minds of the
Radicals. The amendment is to be passed
forthwith, says this oracle, and an extra
session of the Legislature of New York
will follow without any loss of time. This
example is then to be followed by other
States; and the ratification of the needed
three -fourths will be secured time enough
to have all the States represented next
winter. The South is to surrender to the
feature giving her ten years credit on hcr
land tax. The whole story is improbable
enough in all conscience but that part OF
II which assumes that the southern States
will desert the President and ratiiy the
action of THAD. STEvENs's satellites, is
entirely Incredible.
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IHE MESiIs RIoTs.-The Radical in
VestigatlH committee threaten to "startle
the naIion with their report of the Mem
p2.s riot. We should like to see them try
They will find it "up-hill work." We
venture to say that neither BRowNLow,
THAD. STEVENS, nor any of the Radical
tribe, can concoct tissue of falsehoods
that will startle anybody. Even if they
tell the truth they will not be believed.
Scrap-book stories and thrilling yarns about
the sufferings of SANBo, if we may use a
common, but a very expressive phrase,
are "played out"
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ing diversion favorable TO Prussia, and
q the same time gratifying her own greedy
ambition. France saw that in the strife
she might in some way avail herself of the
opportunity Of extending her frontier to
the Rhine, and LOUIS NAPOLEON uttered
hin bitter malediction Of the treaties Of
1915. The prospect Of general row
among the nations warmed up tho old
addcrs MAzxIsI, GAlIsALDI, and others,
and they came forth lively in the sun. AT
once they and their confsderatcs begun to
plan for extending the tide Of war by In
Producing the power Of revolution.
In tho intercsts Of peace are the smaller
(,ernap States and . considerable part o.
Pruspis itself; and this combination y :
serious ous sor Pruasia. England and Rus.
e. arc sxsrting themselves to avert the
v.r. but the Csss, fearing tho worst, hsi
ehanxed his residence from 81. Petersburg
70 Wsrnw. whers hs has s hundred and
sixty tbossspd trccps watching ths course
of svssss-to protect bic iighte a case o
emergency. Francs = iesst aasets % y
deslrous 81 pssce, ard gxonlses "COPPER"
Asa NTH ~ CoaersGG. Bnt Anstrie hai
~ hpndssd thoa11ud msn - tho tisld
~ its,y saa Ftasuis MY - mssy more
~ ssinatsa NJ \ e seqsia \,
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SPIRIT OF THE ADyERsARIEs.-A foreign
letter makes the following allusicn to the
spirit and preparations Of Austria, and as
they are the result Of the hostile move
ments of Italy and Prussia, the reader may
Judge of the nature and extent of the pre-
sent military preparations on the Cont
nent:
"If the spirit OF Austria e high. her preparation,
ara slso on an immense scale. The army OF Yeneas
il now 100, 600 strong, which, leaving gsrrrsons y
ssTvics. This does not include the defence Of We;
Bensdsl has on sso t aSs msa ass So
erns Ths Sn.tyian reserves make up fully SOC, oot
man, no. counting the forces Of Bavaria, ssx9,ny
no. vienns, preparing for the worst oslng tob
tiled. Twenty thousand men are ~ WORK mgn
and day, and. one contractor furnishes pncks /"
the number OF to.ooo.ooo." 81 q
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.~,,I yEDICIyEs ARE UNpALATA.

ngALL MEDICINES ARE UNPALATA-
BILE. and are only rssorted to as remedies Tor
something worse. We have swallowed our snare
of physics for the rectifcation of avery eccentric
liver, and of all the prescriptions we have ever
used tina. of DR. "RENN0LDS'S PILLS has been
the surest, quickest, and most complete Years
ago we carried them as pocket companion . IN
the west, and by their proper use escaped all the
diseases incident to that new country and resulting
from torpid liver. We used them In the Rocky
Mountains, and are very confident had we re-
NAMED in that remarkable climate, and occasion
alIy taken one Of RENNOLDsS PILLS, we would
have a good showing to live forever or until we
had "dried up and blown off. '-Rockt"9hdm Re
-, je7-lw
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A MODEL APoLoGY.-lIaving been re-
proved by withdrawing subscriber for its
notices of the southern Old School Presby-
terrain General Assembly, the St. Louis
Republican apologized as follows:
eve are exceedingly Inundated, and
shall endeavor to dcport ourselves more
becomingly hereafter; but majority OF
the Old School Presbyterian Convention
were shabby set of canting, puritanical
hypocritical, political dcmagogues, never
theless,n
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DIED.,

On Monday evening. June nth, amer PREF and
ness, AL0NZO, youngest child OF Lew ur Months
virginia Pollard aged one year and lour nSnrbii
"ser little children to come unto me ana ,o'"'u
them not for Of such is the kingdom o.
The funeral will take place this a.Ilance az
the parents on Poplar street, The friends ana ~
auantances are respectfully invited to attend WIN
out further notice.
On Tuesday. the 18th instant: after pslnlna IL
ness of two weeks. JULIA BsTELLb oniy a" alssh,
ter OF w. NJ. and ). q. WOODWARD ab'u o'e"'
months and eighteen days. ,,s ,prrpNoOy
The funeral will take place THIS MI NJ III,
at o'clock at the residence OF her ialneI, az
Marshall street. The relatives and friends OF the
family are invited TO attend.
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~1~~~00~~.--~S-~~~-~
- By Rsgnault 4 Co., Auctioneers,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w THIS fwRDNEsDAY) MORNING. 18th In.
slant, commencing ct 10 O'clock, IN excellent va
riety Of NEW and SECONDHAND TURNlTUTE,
embracing in part
MAHOGANY sIDBBoARDs, ERg
WALNUT sIDEBOARD,
MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,
COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
MAHOGANY and IMITATION WAsHSTANDS,
TABLES.
DINING TABLES,
DAMAsK LOUNGE,
CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
CANE and wOOD-sEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS.
20 HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
TIN SAFES,
CANE ROCKING CHAIRS,
suits DAMAsK WINDOW CURTAINS,
OFFICE DESKS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
MIRRORS,
COUNTER SCALES,
BED SPREADS,
OIL PAINTINGS,
CRoCKERYwARE,
COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES. in excel.
lent order,
IS pounds ENGLISH FLAX THREAD, superior
article,
HANDSOME SHOW. CASE.
with a general assortment of MERCHANDISE.
REGNAULT h CO.,
IL 1s-lt Auctioneers, &c.
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Commencement Day at Chapel Hill

commencement LAY dI SAdpcl I1u.
The commencement exercises at the
University of North Carolina began on
Tuesday and ended on Thursday last. A
large number of orations were delivered.
Nearly all the speakers are North Caro-
linians. We.notice that one (BLAIR BUR-
WELL, of Louisburg,) bears a well-known
Richmond name. Ex-Governor VANCE de-
livered the annual address. 1t is not
stated in the Raleigh Progress, from which
we obtain these particulars, upon how
many graduates and alumni degrees were
conferred. The only two names published
of persons thus honored, are those II Pre-
sident JOHNSON and Hon. E. GREApE, OF
the Supreme Court ofSorth Carolina,
both OIL whom were Made Doctors of Laws.
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ADpENDUM TO THE REPORT OF THE FRO
CEEDINGs OF UNDERwooD's Court. "A
Philadelphia firm publishes the converse
ton in court between UNDERWOOD and
Mr.. BRADY concerning Mr.. DAVIS, and
winds up the report of the days proceed
ings as follows:
"a motion was now made by the court,
in which the counsel for both sides agreed,
for each one present to get two complete
suits. of summer clothing at -; after
which the court adjourned till October"
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Eg- REMOVAL.
sTARKE & RYLAND,

EH- REMOVAL.
sTARKE RYLAND,
sTATIONERS,
having moved into their new store, NO. sio MAIN
STREET, call the attention of purchasers totneii
stock OF PAPERS, comprising Note, Letter, Cap
Bill Cap, Flat Cap, Deny, Medium, Folio post'
Tracing, Tissue, Blottng, Drawing, Sermon Le'
gal, Wrapping, &c.
BLANK BOOKS,
such as Day Books, journals, Ledgers. Memoran.
dum and Pass Books, Records, Time Books, Bank
Books, Receipt Books, Scrap Books.
ENVELOPES In great variety. Also, STATES
copy BOOKS, TwINEs, INKS, INKSTANDs'
SEALING WAX, CRAYONs such games as
CHESS, BACKGAMMON, DoMINoEs, CRoaUEr'
&c.
The ladies will find our FANCY DEPARTMENT
full and attractive. Je'-s
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THE Daily San, published at Columbus

THE Daily Sun, published at Columbus,
Georgia, says:
GAS Generals Steadman and Fullerton
journey south in the progress of their mis-
sion, the school and school marmS
fly northward. The stampede has been
initiated in Georgia by the hasty flight OF
the little flock of educational missionaries
which has roasted for while under the
patronage and protection Of the Bureau at
Milledgevillc, and it is probable that July
sun will not shine on a single wild goose or
Yankee pcdagogue for freedmen from the
Potomac to the Rio Grande."
We presume this is intended is compli-
mentary to the commissioners.-Neto York
Tribune.
We presume it is. Generals Steadman
and Fullerton are a terror to evil. doors
and short absence will doubtless prevent
investigations disagreeable to the Bureau
bantlings.
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The american Union, territorializing
paper published in Interchangeable
that the Dispatch is exercising very dele
terious influence throughout Virginia. " A
soft answer turneth away wrath" We
don't think the american Union is hurting
anybOdy
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THE Wheeling InieNigencer says the ma
iority in favor of the new constitutional
amendment "may reach seven thousand. ="
We think it likely. But why not make it
ten thousand?
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By Isbell & Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesr..
Corner OF Eighth and Main streets

TH AT CENTRALLY-LOCATrn
i THREE. STORY BRICK TENEMENT Oy Tgg
AND CANAL STREETS, FOR SALE AT ArCTi0y
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of ipn.'
1850, ut auction, upon the premises, at O'Clock 5
TRNEMpST On he west ~ Ssvenih hs,r.D EiCE
and Canal streets. containing about nine roo,.
with gas thu oughout. and good brick kitchen AZ,
water In tho yard. This building, with very m.
tie expense, might be changed into An exec -,
business house and family residence. The =,
fronts z4t feet, and runs back l2o feet TO an aleT G
feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash balance at tx Az
twelve months for negotiable notes, with inter-.
added, and secured by trust deed.
Ia ia, ISBELL 4 DAVIS Auctionasr
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TIE Baltimore american publishes an
article from the Raleigh STANDARD under
the heading, Southern View Of the Re-
construction Report" This Anerican Is
q much mistaken ~ was that other Ame-
rican who, while travelling In Europe, was
invited TO dine with countryman, and,
going With expectations Of pleasant eve
ning's chat about home affairs, found Pa
ta0onian. $3.50
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We learn that one of the objects OF Ge-
neral Grants visit to st. Louis was to dis-
possess tenant occupying some properly
belonging to the General, and who refused
to give Il up, being determined 70 eight
II outon thst line GIL summsr,n III
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Jupar UxpERwooD's OPINION ON THE
APPLICATION yoR i War or HABEAs Con-
,rs.--Judge UsDrzwooD's opinion is about
identical With tho report Of Il which we
lyasterday pnbnshsd. We thsrefore do not
sth,ak 4 xsssh lie Eaoui \ roald occupy
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RE BILL ARP |!
Ss ANDREW ANTONI, wHOLEsALE

RE- ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens oi
Richmond that he has resumed business in his
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite to the site of his old stand, adjoining The
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted up and
furnished in q style which he is confident Will
meet with the approval of the public.
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES of the best quality enable him
to offer inducements 10 the trade which cannot be
surpassed. call from his former customers is re-
specially solicited.
A large and choice assortment Of FRENCH BON
BONS. IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CORDlALS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM of the most approved havors served
in the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and 0RNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the citi-
Gems of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed to him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
deavor to merit continuance Of the same
ie8-lm ANDREW ANTONI.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Aut'ioneer',
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree.s

TOM ISSION L RS SALE or
~ SEVENTY. ACRES OF VALuABLE LAND
ON THE MECHANlCsVILLE TURNPIKE. TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION In sxs.
cuton OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of the N.
ty OF Henrico entered May ?, 1896, In the ca.r d
Schermerhorn, ETC., rs Austin and ais, the under.
signed, commissioner appointed for the Iqspose,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on THrR>
DAY, July &, at o'clock, p. NJ, II fair. II ha %
the next fair day thereafter, at the sam" hGT he
TRACT OF LAND Of which the late Egzoa,
SchermerhGrn died seized, lying on the al -,
of Mschanlcsville turnpike short dlsIanc. =.
yond the toll gate, and adjoining the land Of L.
onidas Rnsser and others.
There are SEVENTY ACRES, OF which there isA
sufficient portion in woods and there are several
buildings, one Of which, can be converted mo 4
dwelling Ii will be sold a. whole. or divided,
az NAV Be deemed best al the time 81 sale
This Is a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and i
should attract the attention Of persons 'eekin.
TERMS: 0ne-tbird cash balance at ,ix and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with lnters,
added, the title to be retained by the court until
the notes ale paid.
EATON NANCE. Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ie std,
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MARRIED,

On the Goth utimo at the residence Of Sen ,.ai
PIT Moore by the Rev. MT Minnsgel9, s 'REfTiE
IT. Mosi3Y. daughter Of w w. Mosby, ESQ., oi
Powhatan county, Va.
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ACCUMULATION Now OVER SD, 900, 900.

Having complied with the law of the State requir-
ing deposit BY foreign insurance companies with
the Treasurer, application can be made to the un-
dersigned at his office, on Main street first door
east OF the post Office, or To DR.. j B. McCaw, Medi-
cal Examiner ]. b. MacmurdO, Archibald Boil
ling, John NJ. Otey, Z. B. Meade, or John I; God
din with .. +. BRESEE,
lie l3-lm General Agent.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co, AuetIoneer.,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wc will
Il sell on TUESDAY, the 10Th June, 1888. a, hAIf.
past I o'clock, p. d., on the premises, at pltar
auction, the LOT lying on Compromise stree
Maddux Hill, fronting fifty feet and running batt
one hundred and my feet, it being the 10, I
which John Lantrip died seized.
TERMS At sale.
L. I nnltAa Amctlnnaar.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE \. :
BY Isbeli 4 Davis, -,
Real Essate Agents and Auc.ionssr
corner Eighth and Main s,rss,.

THAT BEAUTIFULLY.Ioc,r
j And DEg1RABLB SUBURBAN p.py.hIED
OF AND NEAR TO THE RESIDENT WRsr
THANlEL ]. B0WE, E'e., AND PR0srtHyYSA.
THB NORTH SIDE or LEtGH sTPpsT iNG OK
TENDED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION TX.
sell at auction on TUESDAY, the 18th ssv ~, viii
1855, on the premises, At o'clock, p NJ 2, Jans
tifuify- located and desirable S1BfPr,t bean.
above. named, containing TWENTY AM, MgH
ACRES. The Improvements consist - hALP
cottage residence, containing nine room. - Pretty
In bssutifrl oak grove, new barn. ~, .tNiastsd
r!age. house, COW sheds, an excellent W car.
with nne pond convenient thereto. ana thho1s..
necessary oLt-houses. The land IL br,fa,,l cher
proved, substantially enclosed with cay ih.
and white oak plank, and admirably 49,. p,
the culture Of the usual crops and ysger.IY 10
Of which have been seeded. and are po,r ~, a.
finely, This place, with little care ,n sa.s.1y
tion may be made one Of the most de.ir.bI A'sf.
dences In the vicinity Of Richmond @''s zeal
Immediately after the above sale viii H..
two very fine MULES, two fine cows " s.oa
BUGGY HORSE, CARTS, BUGGY, and R,pSSp2
and al FARMING IMPLEMENTS on The ~ ~
farm. "' az
TERMS PoR THE PARN One. third cash hal
six, twelve, and eighteen months, nsS.,1'.Ss.
notes, interest added, and secured by 'J ssH9.s.
trust. For the personal properly sixty ds,. ~
tor approved negotiable notes interest'add1 ''.f
jef lSBELL < DAVIS. Anctio,a..
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NE BENEFITS DIARRHEA KILLER

This we'll known and justly popular southern
remedy is again offered to the afflicted. Its great
success in the treatment of DIARRHEA, CHIC
LERA MORBUS CHOLERA INFANTUM, ASH
ATTIC CHOLERA, and all diseases of the bowels,
rendered il one of the most popular FAMILY
MEDICINES ever used i'll this city
An extended notice is unnecessary. Its praises
are on the lips of hundreds Of our best citizens.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Je 7-ts
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The Steele concludes with the following
narapranh:

"All In Europe suffer under one same evil-the
great iniquity committed in 1915 which mounts to
out like sheep with impunty; the vanquished are
not Inundated without day of reckoning. sim
pie conference does not suffice IL is European
Congress which might, perhaps, repair, in 1896 the
sovereign and crying injustice of 1915. But let us
bic, and IL Congress cannot give it practically, be
certain that war will give ii at any price"
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ByA. Y. Stokes & Co., Auctioneer..

AUCTION SALE.-We will, on FRI.
N DAY, the 18th instant, commencing a. I,
o'cloc K, sell very large and valuable a,sortmsr
of GROCERIES, consisting, in part, Of 81 boo,
heads Of SUGAR, 800 barrels Of FLOUR, Is bag, ..
COFFEE, 100 barrels HALIFAX HERRiSG>, l.
Sc Particulars in future Advertisement.
IL II A. Y. STOKES 4 co
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BY Paine 4 Co.. Auctioneers,
100 Main street.

BY Paine Co., AuctioneeB,
100 Main street.
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS,
| ROOTS. SHOES, AND HATS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, tho 18th instant, commencing al
10 o. clock, we will sell at our auction rooms a
large and desirable assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS,
OfL.CLOTHS, &c,
comprising a great variety OF choice goods suite
10 the city retail trade.
!" ie II PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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spEcIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar NoTICE.--ws invite attention to our large
Sale q FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, M
SHOES
HATS,
STRAW GOODS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c,
10 take place ut our auction.rooms THIS MUM
ING ut 10 o'clock,
iora-l, PAINE 4 Co, Auctioneers.
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TVN CASKS JEFFREyS 4 BASES
| HI ~ y ~ y yauoz ! elzsssAw'
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EOR THE HOUSE
Il General THOMAS G
known rs for many years
the HOUSE OF BRLkGA'
mended ~ . suitable perso
room Of Mr.. GRArrAx. II,
accept the position " elect
consider him - q candid
they secure his invaluable
10 l9-tde
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pOCKLAND IkIMH,-Elsvsn hundred
\ ~ yIiesI,. !.
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NORTH CAROLINA CUT AN ID
IN WOOD's ROE HERRINGs, VIRGINIA LARD
ana DAWN h JOHN Il ALBERT BLAIR,
Ia ,Ilw No lilo Main street.
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at appears that the President has not only tie
balance Of reason on his eide, 1ut the adrdntGge
Views We DO not suspect that he 10 Influenced by
any other motives t6sn those which he avoMs
are not entitled to condemn them In body, but
their proceedings in Congress during the present
session irresistibly suggest the conclusion tnat
az ty any pare political principle. A question
which would tax 70 the utmost the wisdom OF the
visest government ID thus debated on grounds ,oth
sohich Ioisdom has nothing 20 do, and one OF the
gre atest problems Of modern days is left TO nd rs
otbn solution In the accidents and chances " parry
cOnhic{.n
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TOOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
i 4 STYLES Of TOILET SETS, of direct Importation
AZ old prices previous to the war. Call and ex-
anime them. y q. oS EEhooN, ASsnt,,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
Ia L
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500 900 armed men who only await signal to pre-
horses, cannon munitions, and immense stores alb.
sorb every day the substances and the savings OF
twenty States. All business is suspended every in
same time Since the moment that these great dis
putes, like so many swords Of Damocles, have been
over our heads, it is not much to esti
mate at two thousand millions of francs the eX
penses and damages they have already occasoned.
Every day in Germany, Austria, Prussia, and Italy,
more than fifteen millions are thrown into an abyss
from which they cannot by any possibility ever re-
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

OUND-A POCKET-BO0k, con,
IL tanning u sum Of money, which the oS,ci ~ IN
get by applying TO WILLIAM NJ, PAGE, 20 -, ,h,,
north Fourth street, Navy Hill, and psyin1 l 90
~avov fisar ucu lC 49,