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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
~ PORTATION COMPANY.

Office an Mrs. Bolen's Building, opposite the
Court House Square, Staunton, Ia.
Is prepared to forward by MAIL TRAINS,
MONEYS, PACKAGES and FRElGHTS to all
points at fair business Tariff
Shippers are amply secured against all risks
The company is not alone responsible, having eff
fected an insurance, in theleading Insurance Com
panies, on its safes in transltu to the amount of
$500, 900 No additional charge is made for this
insurance.
Goods shipped from the North by Steamship to
the care of National Express Co.. will be forward
ed free Of charge for Commission and Drayage.
Reliable and experienced messengers on every
train JOS. E. JOHNSTON,
b. F. F1cKLIN President.
Gen'l Superintendent July ST.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
CHEAPER AND CHEAPER

HAGEMAN & LEVY
have just returned from the North with an extern
sive stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, & FANCY
GOODS which they have purchased for cash, and
can sell as cheap as can be sold in this market
We can not say that we will sell Is per cent
below Baltimore prices, as we have never failed
yet and it is not our purpose to do SO now
Our goods are of the best quality and will be sold
at fair prices. Give us q call at the VIR GINA
CLOTHING STORE, opposite Virginia Hotel,
Staun.on, Va. Nay LIT
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Special attention is directed 10 the
ICE CREAM SALOON!

attached to this House lifted up IN neat styIefor
the accommodation of
LADIES AND GENTLEN
The Subscriber thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the OUR HOUSE, and being
determined that nothing shall be left undone to
sustain it's we'll earned reputation, he hopes to re-
ceive continuance of the same.
THE PROPRIETOR.
Staunton June 23-tf
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OrFIcR VA, CENTRAL R. r. Co.
RICHMOND, Oct. 18th 1864.
A RTICLES of Freight shipped to Waynesboro,
N Fishersvlle or Staunton must be removed
from the cars Immediately on their arrival as the
Company has no Depot at either poiut and will
not be responsible for losses after their arrival at
destinations, nor can goods be suffered to remain
in the cars for storage.
H. D. WHITCOMB,
Oct, LIT. Gen'l Super't
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Stanton Advertisements.
COL. C. s. PEYTON.
GEO. L. pEYToN. WIN. II. PEYTON.
VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STANTON, VA.
GEO. L. PEYTON & CO., ...."......Pr oprietors
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
St<xas7sfO2s Advertisements

V7IRGINIA.-Atru rules held in the Clerks
Y Office the County Court of Augusta on the
LIST Monday in July 1866.
Elizabeth 7. Pannell widow of John Pannell,
dec d., and George Douglas and Eveline his wife,
Sanford Speck and Francis his wife, Gerard Don
Alison and Mary his wife, and John White and
Martha his wifc-PlaintifS
AGAINST
Benjamin Pannell, Serena Pannell, and John
II. Pannell-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of the suit is to partition by sale the
real estate of which John Pannell died seized and
possessed.
1t appearing from the bill and affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendant Benjamin Pannell
is not a resident of this State and he not having
entered his appearance and giving security ac-
cording to law, it is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to defend his inte-
rest in this suit and that copy of this order be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
County, on the first day of the next term of said
Court. Nm. A. BURNETT, Clk.
FrITz n a. Aug 3-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10

The undersigned agents for II. NJ SMITH Il CO.,
Manufacturers of Richmond, can furnish at short
notice, any of the following named articles at
Manufacturers prices. Reapcrs Mowers, Grain
Drills, Wind Mills, Pitts celebrated Threshing
Machines, Horse Rakcs, a new article recently pa
tented; Corn Shelters, Cutting Boxes Churns,
Scales, Hay Presses, Betting of all kinds, Plough
Castings, Cider Mills, &C., &c.
MCCLURE & DUMGARDNER.
Doc % en-,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10

THE establishment of oar friend, jack Hardy,
corner of Market and Beverly Streets is perfect
beehive of business He himself conducts his old
business of making and repairing carriages &c.
and is turning outwork, which for durability and
ncatness can not be surpassed any where; J. II.
Smith is carrying on the saddery business, where
can be daily seen, many articles in his line, which
are not only made to look well but to last: and
Henry Hyer, orr we'll known Gun-smith and
BelI-hangcr, occupies the corner room, and will
be pleased to receive and attend to the ca s OF the
community in his line of business
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10

WE doubt not that many have nearly lost sight
Of those worthy gentlemen, Messrs VIM. Il Har-
man Lushbaugh, who, in order to make way for
Roberts, Nelson Co.'S Iron Works, moved their
shops to the suburbs of town, on the South West
corner of Stuart's Meadow. They energetic,
accommodating and worthy men, and excellent
builders. Those who have anything in their line to
le done would do we'll to remember that the
Messrs. Lushbaugh, though having moved to the
edge of town, have not forsaken but are actively
enga ged in pursuing their avocation.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
DANKING DEPARTMENT

OF THE
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company having Banking privileges I'M
der it's Charter, has commenced business in the
Banking-rooms Of the late Central Bank of Vir-
ginia Staunton.
DEPOSITS will he received and ACCOUNTS
kept as in othe. Banking Institutions.
COLLECTIONS on all accessible points, and
prompt returns made at the lowest rates.
DRAFTS furnished on the principal cities.
TINE PAPER purchased, negotiable or guar
anteed.
GOLD, SILVER and uNCURRENT MONEY
bought and sold.
U. S. Internal Revenue Stamps ON hand for sale.
w. II. TAMS
Secretary h Cashier.
JOHN WAIT, Teller.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
I MEXICAN HOTEL,

4 MEXICAN HOTEL.
Immediately at Central Railroad Depot,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
CHARLES T. O'FERRALL, PROPRIETOR.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10

ver' or Fever and Ague, Remit
jtent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-08-10
Stanton Advertisements.

WHEAT DRILLS.-I will again offer
w to the farmers of Augusta and adjoining
counties the celebrated
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A GRICULrURAL IMpLEMENTs.-

JOHN WAYT, Teller.
June l-6m
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WA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

July 27-tf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
Nllll1nter lis.

ger, aber aud einen. gortbeiI mebr.
Cine 2luS9abe nerrltn6ert ftb. SD iebe
nidt Elm, ipds iG nun nod lttit ben
Sauben tbun iou! Sie ~ beriGentert,
mare Sborbeit. Magt bu fslbft re
ni9t elIen--bon mir ipeiBt bu, bas i'd
nod benz &oltbeef NIT lneinenl Mppetit
3u Gnbe bin - 70 itogen bic 2eute fie
e6en! ~ Wiit 9lufri@tieteit inubfe
Ser3 ii1 faeen, 6ab oas bic @pro@e
einer gang Derniinftisen SausfroR unn
elmer 10 guten Sefonoiltie geipeien mar,
ipie iie eber aud nur bic 6rauen nit
allen 4nipriI@en an 8oefie DerbinbeH
f6nnen. n e tsoH fasatss5S asaEtiA
Ii GanGo mar gegangen, aiGt tpeaig
beftiir3t iiber bic @iniilbiefeit 2eontiusns.
Sbr Nbfdie6 mar faIt az nennen.
NIs Mi9ael Ser3 nit ieinsr Genn5s
lin dIlein mar, ,ila@te er iil1 duf 8or.
tuiirfe gefabt9 l8ie erf9raf Ii aber, ale
aspntine auf benz Sopba fisen bIieb,
erit fAuei9euo, oann thinner erniter
iuuroe, auIekt bas Saupt aufitiete, elbf
Itd IN Sbr6nen ousbra1. Ser3 bate
eeraoe bic fransoif5e 3eitung in Der
Sano. 4aa 51s s5ss'siii1i s rs s5W
I'm SimmeIspiGen Is mas if bir
8inO : fragile er nnO lieb bas Rapier
fouen. I'M
etatt dIIer alntport tuie6er uur
asa g5ma} H(@dtub fOIst.) )tas5E uas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09

mas ben BerDo6nern bet genannten Begenb mebr
8erfebrss unn Transpprtatipns GrIeibteruhgen ais
irgeH6 etier dn6ern 8egenb perIetbt. = Sinei 8dde
perieihen neberinb m @ajjer in allen a5resseiten.
9ie adubereien iinb febr gut fir lnnbptrtb
Smede selegen nnb beiisen cine Mnaabt Der i46nten
MnbSben fur Samiiten Reiieen3er, ,umgeben ppn
pra9tpoaen &oinen. Gieislben ftnb reid, probnttip
uub t5npen burdb feine 2diibereien in BEN f96neH
Ehale ppr Mittei Tenneiiee Hbertrnffen foerben.
Beriolen, bic geunhe utf6 freMnblicbe PIdse, enfz
weoer Helm ober groE NO fie ibr @etreihet Srte
fIp. p ansen mh eftiSten f5nen, tafen wpHen bie<
ieniaea, bic in elmer euten Rabarf9aft eben modem
ober bic, peIbe 2ebrlnttite ober 6abrifen dnIeeen
Iuoueh, tSnnea feinen beiern 4Ios ftnben.
Diefe grnse uno :frenH5lbe 6drn, beftebenbl ans
beinabe 2200 Nderni 1T ansgemeifen unb getbeik
Iuorben in e lf+sf5} f85IiiS, ,ilsIE@ gf5i it3i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
Sierjebn mafibe @ebduos,

aus 8ieseIsu ssbdut, uertanft ,perben Ginise Der.
ieIben nb jrpeiitSdie nnb ems III cine grose Sdbens
ne. Das 1T cine ousge;ei6nete Gbance fur Semanb,
Der Saumaterialisn bil!is sm erfteben pinf4t.
fir Elm @ierteI 8aar rerfauft nerben - Der @ef in
gIeiden EbeiIen auf elm bis ape Sabre @rehit; Ser
9Gufer stebt quite Bdrejdaft pnb Elm 2ehen aif bem
2anhe pirb fit bas 9e6, fir meIes Credit eeseben
wirb, aenommen. Die mafitpen Sduier unb anoere4
perf6ne Eieentbnm Tper6en fur boar perfanft, fnls
bic Snmme nid5f finf3ig Dollars iibe ftetgt - aIIe
Snmmen Sariiber auf eiu Sabr Grebit NIT gutter
8iiref9aft. s1~srs
gerfauf fdnet I'm 10 ilbr germittas an eurtb pfrb
fcrteefett BON Id9 az Eag bis aIes per5aRf pir6.
gBeitere Gin3einHeiten msr6en am Sage bee BerE
taMfs befaant gertabt per0en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
@ineinHati, , 8, Dug.

SnsSen bier attb sfpdnsig gtuhbsn bis
beute frHb s 11br tanen preibig nit Sob
en6igen6e @boIerafdIIe Dor. 9lerSte fas
gen, Snb bic Rranfbeit in Der Abna9 9nte
bsarif5eh utS mid mebr 70 b6sartig 1T $
Die Ser, Staaten Siltrift Court fur
Oos faOliGe Ohio aeigt bic S5ios unb
WiififIippis Gifehbnbn gum 0T.ntli@en
8erfanf aMf ben %. September an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
0reissbn g4piiio,nien; n;

bieies ntadt bic ansubE BON Is elbdnbi8en 8et$ns
gen, in Der @r66e pcn IS bis 356 Mder Die Dipinu
IDeI1e has Bobnbas entbGt Bat 1886 ader, nS anbere
Streden f6nnen hinsngefigt werhen, mean Der &dn
fer es wini9en ipute. Gs bat Elm groBeS un6 gut
rangirtes Bobnbnus NIT etma &c 3immern. GfsbaRs
StGlIen, S9eanen, Gierne1 u. +. %. aHes aus 8ie<
selteinen eebent - 6erner @arten, Obftgarteui Snf9
u. I. 70. sr,s.t.,l -
iGtue Set9naag Ser sansen 8eHsuns nit isrea Dis
piFonen fann i'm ggo5utaas eiu9efeEen perben o6er
in nteiner Office.
an SemfeIben Blaze ar,b sar ieI5en 3sit fOuer aud
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s. .. 8. S.
aurdrae 2ose go. 105. 9eutfde Sbb
g. 6eaotDs =,

@earitubet: NpriI 1881
tg1s{1 straightforward: 1i2. fii8 .afG tA
Obermeifter: Peter sed.
if nntermeifter: g. BernheinT. ai@ S343
Secrefdr: ssoiepb Qirdher.
S@atmeiiter: George SieferIe. 4s- ft!l
Die Qoge periammeIt fid jehen Spnnerfoe Abenh II
q Der Obj TeHom's 6au. ~ az 4-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
99lsenz@erein.
eissriinbet: sfatt,Ier 1866.

tt2 ffr e3earinbet: SaftMor 1866. s6 EIE7
RitaliebersabI: Is.
Grfter S9ikenmeifter; 81. Seftp. HlS1S
3Ipetter @. 9linfe.
I. Geeretdr ssohn sS5rbersr.f indJ3 te5sG.--
2. 4, hilbert NoufIon.
geriammInngsIotaI in Der 6arn9ari 9aGe, unton'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09
&sbolera i'm Cincinnati f4in.
Der Nbnabme begriffen.
i II gorfs NJ Qp s, ptafiS
HcMeifes per RdR el.
NafRHitiu fanb q swifdeu
Breuben un6 8aiern.aI

ssaks&s 49,
@ a hiug ON, 8. &us.

8a biugton, 8, &us.
CUR 8ountnbiII r., mid ttg
fiir GoIbaten. SagIi1 IdDfen
Briefe elm, in ipeIden I'm. Snitruftionen
unb SornuIare be;iiglid oer NppIieas
tionen tir Ggtrabouutp unter benz fiir3,
lid ansenonlmeueu Sefebe natbeefudt
mirb. Bis iebt fonner ipeber Die eiuen
nod bic anbern geIiefert iueroen, bis
ni1t Der Sdasiefretdr bic @egeln bem
9eiese geinaB Dor Jeidrieben bat.
@s. iperten tpeaen uieier anberen,
briHaeuben s@efAdfte eini0e gBo6en
perseben, bebor elm S1item aneenoms
men inlb gtegulatiortei1 erI1i1en unb CUR
8ertbeifiin9 ge6rldt luer6en f0nnen.
Nnfragebriefe-> niinen. unbeantrortet
bIei6en uuo tuiroeli belier gar nidt 9es
fdrieben, beoor nidt bur9 Die 0Teutlis
DE 8rehe @oti3 eeeeben tuorben il, baB
Die 8egeln feftgeiteIlt iuorneH ffnh. y s
Das 8ureau oes sipeiten 9lu6itorS
tpirb MIR Die Anipradbe Der Grben oers
itorbener SoI6aten orSnen. Sa aber
iuenioitens 100000, 9lnIpri9e Oerart
egiitiren tuer6en, 10 lit 3eit notbpeubi9,
um Elm eebori9es 8e9ifter ansufertieen,
UNI Die n0tbigen arrangements 3ur @nt@
ge9eunabfue eerielben gu treffen.l Durd
6as borseitiee @tnrei9en oieier Mnipriiz
DE lotpobI in oas S9abbepartement,
fpie. in bas BMreou .bes General 3abts
lifeiitefs ftnu nidt Der geriteife 8ortbeiI
srrungen tperoeH, 0a btebort 6ef1aitig@
ten Beanten nod ni6t silr Gntge9en>
nabnte 6erfeIben borbereitet IlHo, bic
9lnfprii4e iomit in Elm S9ubfa9 man,
bern, bis ipater on iie bic 8eibe fon,tnt.
S ID. .1sa. i. ct. Qouis, 9Gug. 8. q
81 Collie Die nddite aeeislntur raSitat
ausfaIlen; 10 tpiro @enerdT Sremont
8enei6df fIr H. 8. Senator fem. @es
tern iuurbeu 3ipei GboIerafranfe bon
Dampfbooten iii bas ftaotii1e Sofpital
se6radt un0s 1fiinf in bas Sdnelterus.
$5opitaI. 9ln @lustunt< Strobe ipurbe
Elm Seutfber bon Der &ranfbeit er9rif>
ZEN; 1T nber iett i1on duBer @efabr, 81
Sn MapesbilIe, De&aIb @ountB farib
elm politii9er Streit, Der nit oem Sooe
3tueier 3a6italer enbete, stpifhen Gop :
perbea0s ,unb &aoifaIen ftatt.
Rep . sSrIeans, aug. s.
lin liz rlbr aeitern .siodf Brad, eifl
beuer aus in Der Salute .Oea Sampfers
Ofaoiion, an Gretud l9anbung. Das
aan3e obere gEerf- mar b6lb in SIan,,ler.
Ser Seuers Dampfer yGeIiunce" NOR
3tpan;ig Wfinuten mad Musbru@ bes
Belers duf 6em Bidk tlnb 6ffnete mil
adt suei 3ol biden g8afertrOmeu.
9la1 Is Ninuten mar man 6err bes
Seuers aber Der gan;e ober, She'll bes
Be0ts nar Serbrantlf. Ser S1nben
nirb nuf 1000 Dollars gefdast. 9es
tern tam Elm Sonnenitid urb 6rei Gbo' :
leFdiaAe bor. TseHbtbna@ aiHs9t'e
GbausbtII lie; Srto-1 5. 2lu9.
Sn Srieit's 5errb tpllrOe Elm 8ienie
abaebalten, Bel ipeldem Elm Wann 6urf
ieinen 8ruoer eetootet wur6e. Sfanieu
nidt beri9tet. $50 Gy1es1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09

gennie 2eipis, cine Nriefterin Ger We
nus vulvivago bersiftcte lid, 9efern
our9 9aubauum aus Giferilldjt gegen
ibreu 2iebbaber Sscar 99iliis
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ssa g5'aa (9dlab foIst.) D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-09

Oos fiOIi@e Ohio aeiot bic S5io. unb
MiiffFppi Gifehbnbn gum 0fT.ntli9en
8ertauf auf ben %. September an.
Hs''a 'aaa Rittsbars, s. .aus.
Die 8efrCfife sScI g8erte- in Qdius
renceniIIe. ipuroeH geitcrn sto4t gans
bnr@ Seuer 3erft0rt. $50 SdB raffnirs
tes Del purDel seritoEt. 8erlHf miro
auf $40, 600 seiHdbt. N''
Seufe finset EN- efObss republitanis
fAes Neetina ii Gin s&dH ftatt, duf
meldem SobH %. 60rneg,4 GoMberneur
Santilton una MH0ere fpre6en iperben.
Derr Sorneb fam beute friib an. Gr
fuurre bon elmer satbuiaftif6en Wense
enIpfanger.s. 81 Hszsse g - sFasas saIs
Rempbis, s. Auo.
Cine N1inlfrels SSr1u, M1mrtie Sem
uies @iHisf begiH8 beute 9eIbftmorb,
inoem fie cine itarte Oofs arientt
M. GoHsbs, Elm Claim 2lgent, beging
aeteru Aadt gfotbjnGt an Der aSerf0n
trner ioebeu aus arfanfas anesfomn.ese Z
Hen Safttt.
Gbicagc, 0luguft 8.
Sn ben lebtet pieruHoSirau5ig Gturs
ben bat es finf3ebn Stun0en lang febr
beftig eeregnet. Seiegratlue beri9ten
einen 9rosen Gturm i'm n0roliAen SlIis
ncie, fn6IihenN JliGiaar un6 QBisconiin.
Debeutenber Sda6en 1T an 6em einges
fammeIteH Baiaen Deriibt.
W empbis, 8. @u5.
Die fteibH@tM @efdngenen in Der
hie6aea Sail berfnGtel oeiteru, sll eiits
rifdien. Qlls Iie entbedt ipurDen, fpaeu
aiie eineu flr@terlidIeu @egeti nat 3ies
aellfeinen daf bic RoIijiiten an. Cine
Eeuerfprite iuurbe requirirt unD bic 5np
rieu nit Bafer snr genaunft Oebrd9t
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Oeatfsse g,ereine ysaissius's.

sHi6} 4s6 Ii7TT TTTT7T7sg gta Of Gapm
9uE 8p5 ,5isaa aq gFes rs6 ,ys8!1urs:
3rs ;eE aiSarnets 8ereine z l'5iaif'i1
gesriinbet: IS. Cctober 1854, -" s'i'
s Nitsie6ersabI: $50 sst,9} eTae aTs
BE NJ I e:
Grfter Spreher: CD. W. 9feeie. .@3~1l t~@+@~
3rueiter ~ u. o. 9DintIer.
Yrot. S9fiftrDar6:G al!iS &. @oEmdnn. AZ
Corr. NJ Sobn @ubm.
Grfer S3dkmeiRer: aouis pfeiffer. sD9 ,asg,l>f
Grfer T.rnrpGrt: aoRis SdiinenciiI. 5l{ E24
2rueiter ~ Go. GcbiIAbeIm.
Griier BibEict5etar: agm. S&mibt SiJ39 ly}aa5s
2peiter ~ 2ouis Sona.
8eriammlungsIotol: Stlrner 9a1es Gde Sag uIto
Warfet Strabe. teA3 7tt a}s'E-s'-t'-~ = tt+S!i!@
9sr, gsrein bat littpo&s abenb TX nhr feias
va w5dbenftiben Sitnngen. GtSt-
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9 b anaeiIIei Snb.l 5. PUG.

Sn Srieit's Ierrb pllr0e elm 8icnie
abeebnlten, Bel ipel9em Elm Nfann 6ur6
ieinen 8ruoer get0otet tunr6e gfannen
nidt beri9tet. t5slGsd Gy1ess
Sin Captain GpOf ipur6e in oerieIben
sinGt auf Dem Mege Dom 4ien:e fiir@s
terlid gef6lagen uno sneifelt man an
ieinem Nuffommen. strH ,ss,,s
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8ortsmoufb b. Oaaff, 8. sIuo.

y OtIBM o II 3, WldII.Jyl 8. Jug.
Sas 9roBe 8rifbauS, ,neben Dem
8lDmoptb { @erSage. @ompaen1 9e<
bdfee, iuur6e seitrrn nit aaeil WaI6i.
nerieu burd Seuer seritort. gerluit
$4,000. Die SuSpenllon bes 9eldaf<
tes miro nur temporar iein.
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Selcgrap6, 3adritten,

@aberes ssfii6er Die neue
Bonntb s8iIL
,ag1aasL @s--T7-t3 ,f 81 I
unrnben in Miiionri ii
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6eiHridJ Gunfels
Gin nerIDrnes 8 Ser,.

gcr sw6H Snbren reriof ID Il N 6er,. SO febne
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
VFOr Additional Local Items see Third Page. ]

THE CRY PUI PITS Tc-MoRRow.-There
will be preaching in the leading city churches
tomorrow as. s.follows:-
Presdyterian:-R DR.. March, at Calvary
Church, Locust street, above Fifteenth, in the
Rev. MIR. De veuve at the same place in the
Rev. Mr.. Moore, at the First Church, Heston-
vile, in the morning and at Ss p. M
Rev. r. W. Landis, d. ID at the Cohocksink
Church. mo nIng and evening.
Rev; j. a. sy mes, ss the Scots caurch' in the
Rev r. A Nal ery, at the South Street Church,
above eyenth in the morning:
Rev James M Crowel, ID. D., at the Seventh
Church. Broad street, above Chestnut, at 81 P. NJ.
THE II hIei on the Cross"
Church, Eleventh street, near Spring Garden,
Rev. e Nevin, at the West Arch Street Church.
morning and evening. In the evening, Theatres"
Rev g. w. Morton, at the South Church, morn
Rev. M a. N. Jelly, at the Richmond Church, morn.
Kew U william siHA Aalloway of New Brunswick N j.,
at the Second Church, Germantown, morning and
Rev. II Robbins. at the chapel, Broad and
Oxford. In the morning and at % +. M to the
Rev. william Sterrett. at the Fifth Reformed
Church York street IN the ne m0rnlnf Irt5 n,sd cburo
Race street above Twenty-frst In the morning, and
Methodist-Rey l.. C. Matlack, at the Central
Church No 1922 Vine street, morning and evening
Rev William b. Wood, at the HANCOCK Street
Church. morning and evening.
Rev. ]. H. r0rreLce at salem Church in the
morning.
Rev. John A. Wood at the same place in the
Rev. /. x. Peterson at the Sloan Church, Otis
etreet, above Girard avenue, in the morning,
Rev. NJ II Sisty, AZ the same o ace in the evening.
Congregational Rev. Samuel Fairly, at the
First Chuich, FIankford road and Montgomery
avenue morning and evening.
Rev. Georae w. Smiley at the Second Church,
Eleventh and o0d, morning and evening"
Rev, Edward Hawes, at the Central Church,
Eighteenth and Green, morning and evening
BoDfist.-Rey Aaron Perkins, d. D., Of Whining
ton, Del, at the Eleventh. Church. Twelfth street.
above Race, IN the morning q "a evening
Rev r. Jeffrey, ID ID at the church Fifth and
Buttonwo0d, IN the evening. "rhe sin OF Eh."
Rev, g.. Pe'tz, at tho tabernacle Baptist
Church. Chestnut street, west of Eighteenth.
Rev. a. Dana Boardman will preach at Green Hil
Ball. SeVente, nth and Poplar streets, tomorrow Of
ternoon.
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To THE LADIES We wish to direct the attention
OF our fair leLds 10 the importance OF discovery
lust made in social science that is destined to wor
a great revolution in household affairs We alIu he
TO the comp ostIon known as DoBBINs' ELEoTRIo
SOAP. 1t is positive the oct article for WashIn o
clothes that has ever been known the world
II is not nostrum but q genuine saponaceous ;
conn ound which rs always successful If proDerIv
applied those who have tried now have a box at
home and never consent 10 be without il for a
SINGLE day.
DoBBIHs' ELECTRIC SOAR saves women; there.
fore It is the friend of lhe housewife and her helm
IL saves money and clothes; therefore the "Iord
of creation" advocates Its use. Everybody shoul Id
use II,
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Latest Markets By TeIegraph. :

onIet, sales OF Iniddlng at R9c Flour has doolined
0G2s cents; GALES Of 5000 bb,s at % tOa18 Is TOR
State Si2 90al6 for Ohio; 30 6e@l2 Is for HestsFn
aver. sales Of 2600 bush at 98 12l6lBlB for STATE
Corn 4 dull; 10 900 bush sold at 81 28a1 IS Pork
heavy, at sSl rs for mess. Lard dnlls Whisky
steady. 81 LII
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