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A MAN HUNTED TO DEATH.-A strange and
surprising incident occurred last week, IN the
country some miles north of COrinth. A Mr.
Manerum killed young man during the war
and few days since Mr. Nangrum was on a
deer drive. and while al one of he stands b.
saw an object approaching him. which so
alarmed ham that ne raised has gun aud fired
at 1t The object which resembled a man
covered with a sheet, continued 10 advance
upon Mr.. Maugrum. when NJ drew his pistol
and empued all the barrels a. the ghost None
OF the shots seeming 20 take effect. he climbed
a tree 10 make has escape. BY the time he was
u short distance up the tree. the white ohlect
was standing under HIM, with ats eyes n xed
upon him. and he declared that a. was the
spirit OF the young man whom he had killed
Mangrum was so startled AT the steady gsze of
the eye that he had been the cause of LAYING
cold IN death, that he fainted and fell from the
tree. His friends carried him home. the ghost
following and standing before him constantly,
the sight of which brought mp the recollection.
Of his guilt with such a force 70 his mind thst
he died in great agony. after two or three days.
(Miss.) Caucasian, nd.
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kOSADaLIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
BEAD TIE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT,

WILSON CeUNrY, September lo,usS7
Ur. j. J. Idr7eses:
DEAR SIR: My young est dau shter, aged FIVE vears
has been dreadfully afflicted with Scrofula nearly
gil her life; tried a great many Physicians, but
without relieving her much, in fact, most of them
said there was no hope Of cure. During the last
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotches-vIth
fsce and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Whilst
n this condition, was advised by DR.. L. A. Stitf
e try your R0sadalis. at once procured three
bottles. and commenced giving 1t to her Tas MI
tras Mqstea! Ls less tAas month to my great
30 urs, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W BIIRNETT
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RY COOPER LhY MER, AuctIoneers,
- Late Clerks with James C. Mcclure 4 20 \
Southwest corner Pennsy lysnis avenue aud Iith
street, "Star OftiCe Building
CHICkERING PIANO FORTE. PARLOR
ST TIE WHATNOT. CHAMBER FURNITURE
MIRRORS. EXTENSION TABLE. SEEMING;
MACHlNE, BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY, AND
INGRAM CARPETs, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 9Th,
1893 at 10 O'Clock, at residence No AZ 9Th street
betwet q and III, shall sell, q very aice collac
ton of Household aud Kitchen Furniture com.
prising in part
Chickerrg Piano Forte.
Rosewood Parlor Suite,
Rosewood Book Case,
Rosewood Nhstnot,
French Plate Mirror.
Brussell, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Painted Cottage suite,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows,
Brocatell Curtains,
Mahogany and Walnut Desks.
Very fine Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash. CUOPER LATIMER
~ 5l-d6ds Intel ] AuctIOneers.
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TOR POfOM1e NM.

FOE POTOMAC NM.
Ths sTlAMIB HI LIvInesrou, eeuna,asd
lie ols's IN i S:s:.iHR 53H g.r. Il
i8Ha z sSa WISH sfss K, ,.od,ne .
S, COT e '.j fssss:.e ESSsI
AssslEGG fs x fGHahahfA% EESSsss LS EsHHss
sSksS SRSFk f Sd fSiEI
sSS;f: is,' a SS|SS5 s'iSsS
SsRs 9fhssHq'f fERVszsssfS6EEaqH I'd fC aE1
Psr:ons ti.hing 70 take an excursion trip to
Do q fss u. . an, q IS
,nssos ssa fa s;s s sssss. s Essa;
seo%s and Soara e %od sssss
q 4: NEE SsSn: s-S,:S 8
further information .'Y44lII .2rs runAsx,
s H 81 s ( Mr ;sIsssa ssHHlssiRRors.
street Ss.G D. &c ''''"'r ''is s e ssA
THE HEw lxPHEss LINZ
new ros11l a Abr a45RaH4toSxMas.s H11'ro
OLD LINZ, can
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
FROM GEORGETOWN,
FRIDAY, AT IL II.
FROM NEW YORK.
SATURDAY, AT l2H.G IN
For freight, apply to s-
o %..:. :..sss. s ss .o1sssc. AsiDD 3. b.
L. s1tR ,,naD .,l.s. CO: A4ssspPs:,
JAMES HAND, Agent.
lO4 wall street, New York.
rtsi q received constantly and forwarded to
'aS ne JOHN fisn BBH9hfpsos Agent.
ID RIsToL LINZ
BETWEEN
Kew YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL
For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON.
NEN BEDFORD, CAPE COD, aud Ee4A<N
81 points Of railway communication
The nav end splendid steamers BRISTOL and
II Pier No % North River
sss s.in a. Bri:o q
VII s the morning train: rom M that s%s st % connect
~ most ssstra6!s and plsosast rosie to sAs Wait.
1faveLIeys for .aat Point ca. make direa eossse.
State rooms and Tickets secured At once on PiSs
% 0sn H.O. BRIGGS. GEM Manager,
NJ. g. ksfaaF. s ss JOIN 81 q di hbAsS6sHlP'
sa.aE :ss %:Rfs: months =:
ssIn s. sra nee es9TEstSv 11, E: t:Iioys
&! IT,; 's :ss zss
nSs ,sisas :. P.;'sc: sy q the once
'' 4: s S;ioV d'y DipsStr SssSs6.rso. d.. ''
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ROsADALIs IS A POTENT REMEDY INAL
CHRONIC DISEASES

FROM 6. w. BLouST, ESQ. ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured OF Chronic Inflammation of
che Ear and Partial Deafness. of ten years stand
L., b RosadsEs. GEO. W. BL0UNT.
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON GLENN'S
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
- their Depot aud Chief Office, G street wharf, W
G. sTOBRS & CO. corner 18th and Il, Wash
ington;
L. LUCHIS 4 CO., corner 9TH and +. Washington:
~. BOGUE, corner Bridge and High, George
town. lyl6 6mt
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NAVY PATnAs1Es .. 1rsiGs,S 0,,u,,,
COAL FOR THE NAVY. :" '''''
Sealed Proposals endorsed Pro posals for Coal -
will be received 1t this once until II 'ciock M
on TUESDAY, the eth of An gust, 1858 for the de
livery Of the wharf Ut the Naval Academy, Annap-
900 mine hundredl tons OF 22a0 lbs, best quality
BlTCMINOUS COAL-George's Greek
500 tive hundredl tons, Of 20 lbs, best quality
WHITE ASH COAL-grate size
The Bituminous Coal must be shi pped from b nj.
timore.
All the Coal to be delivered free of charge to the
GOVERNMENT between the 10th aud 3Ist OF August
Officer, Naval academy.
Vessels must not, when loaded, draw more than
nine feet OF water
The right to reject any and all bids 10 reserved.
Blank forms for Proposals furnished on applica-
don 1T this Once. EDWARD +. DUNN,
Jy 9-5t Paymaster Z s Navy
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner OF Penna. av. and Eleventh SITS
Star Office Building.


Under and by virtue of a decree of the supreme
s wherein Gaihar.ns 9o beVsashan and Other.
n DeVsnghan are defendants. the undersigned,
Trustee. will: on THURspAY: the 9th day of Au;
the premises, proceed to sell the following de-
Lot d, in Simson Meaae's subdivision of SQUARE
numbered four HUNDRED and eight, 4SS; commenc-
eRes from the northwest corner Of said and
running thence south twenty four CA feet four
til inches. thence north twenty four q. feet four
t4iincbes; thence west ninety nine 20 feet eleven
The above will be sold either a. q whole or by a
sub division, which will be exhibited on the day Of
sale.
On the same day at Ga O'Clock n the afternoon, in
Of pa Gs o d 'f shs
numbered four hundred and FIVE, COS beginning
and thirty nine 1881 feet three 90 inches from the
southwest corner of said sanare. and running
ss or.
s 5; SSssu
On FRIDAY. the 9TH day Of August, 1853, in from.
Of the prep;es st Go sss thru IL she
front to rear, Of Lot numbered two CD, in Square
numbered four hundred ana eighty. seven t4NJ,
CONNIE pcinR at q point on north street. betv
sth and 9th sts sxty two is feet three ts inches
from the southeast corner OF said square, running
thence west thirty (0) feet thence north one hun.
dred and ore lOij feet zine tsl inches and three.
quarters (k). thence east thirty 1907 feet thence
and thrss.Quartsrs ca Improved by Q Brick
building. s
On the same day. At Ga click il the afternoon,
Lot Numbered eleven IN, in Square numbered
Ave hundred and seventsssn sS7,; the said part Of
north. running back that width one hundred Cl00I
feet 70 sot9ot Rs,ssdb n1as o..h tn.
instaliments. noyabls In twelve (l2J and eighteen
is( month";. The deferred payment. to be Secured
stamns At cost of the purchasers. Unless the terms
Of sale are compiled With in nye % days after day
OropeYty NJ the risk Of the defsulting purchaser
or vurchasers. A deposit Of 9lee will Be required
VIZ JOHH n OLIVIR Trustae
COOPER . LATIMER, Aucts.
il sB-d&ds Int Ohrou.l
0LD Rye WHIeKY.
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We knew DR.. Lawrences Rosadalis to be a safe
md reliable Alternative. &C, and take pleasure in
recommending 1t to the profession and The public.
4. D. M9}4RE, NJ D.,
&c SARaAMH . n d.
W g. pUGAN, N. D.,
L. BARNES, M D.
Il. W. KING. NJ. D.,
= WOODWARD, d,
W. I. BREWER, N. D.,
w. J. BULLOCK, NJ. ID.
hereby certify that 1 am personally acquainted
viii TIE above named Physicians and they are all
gentlemen of responsibility AID standing in this
community. T. q. DAVIS
January II, lsG5.
ROSApALS WILL CUBE THE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
PoRIsAoUIK, Va, February Is, 1861
Captaia j. II. Baker:
DEAR SIR This is 70 certify that have been
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last hve or six
years, many times unable to move. i tried all
medicines recommended to me for the disease,
without receiving any benefit. Having heard
"Rossdalis" highly spoken of procured bottle,
and finding some relief continued it until am
happy 20 say that an com pletely well.
i not only consider the ''Rosadalis q SOVEREIGN
remedy for Rheumatism. but I believe IL also q
preventive. and chserfuuy recommend il to the
smieted Yours, very truly.
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Try W. l.. WALL 500, Auctioneers.
- Stores 315 and 3I7,
Southwest corner Penna ave and 9th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PkONkp PROPEkTf In THE FIksT WARD.

PRONhp PROPERTY In THE FIKsT WARD,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue 81 deed of trust to the undersigned,
bearing ds'e the 18th Gay June. lSJ7 and record,
ed IL Llber L G. E, No. IL folios AL, ct seq of
.the Land Records OF the District of Columbia. /
shall expose to public sale. on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF August, A. lS6S, at s O'Clock, in the al
terno0n In front OF the premises, all that certain
parcel OF gre und and premises lying and stu ate in
the Guy OF ashinL ton. and known upon the pub
lie plas and psn of said city aud being all that
part OF Lot Numbered Thirteen (l3D in Square mum
bered thirty seven, 80 described as follows
Beginning OH north II street seventeen IN feet
east from the northv est corner OF the let and run
ming thence south seventy five t75l feet, thence
east three 90 feet, thence sgain south twenty i've
t2Jlieet, thence cast on the alley thirty four Sp
feet and eight IS inches 80 the east line the zee
north one hundred tl0oI feet to n st and thence
west thirty seven (S7 feet and light 80 inches 10
the beginning with the buildings thereon.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance i'm ak
moLths With interest, fT oIn day of e. secured 10
satisfaction OF Trustee SUO IL Re paid On the close
OF tale. Convey ancIDg and stamps at the pnrcha-
ser cost. II terms are not complied with in five
dsys from day OF sae the de post will be forfeited
and the property reseld at purchaser risk ON 70
day IS uotic..
MABLON ASHFORD. Trustee
Jy3 W l.. WALL & CO. Aucts
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WILSON, n. c., Sept Is, 1857.
U-. LG,rrsHcs:
Was vaceinated with what proved to be impure
matter, which completely destroyed his health
tremely troublesome Eruption Of tie Skin, some
times breaking out in sores, &c, Bossdalis was
Moore. After taking il . few weeks, nay son be.
came and remains entirely scsI!. Yours truly,
J. b. DANIEL.
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PROPOSALS,
pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE AID sfDAv
DEnor QuARrfRMAszsR's OvrIcx, A

WAsHIseron. D. @ july q, Ss. &
nn,f GH e ssIs are invts1 ss9@ re:2onsiSs IsSts
SokN. OATS. Hay nd kYk rRs% &. 81 b sa &
arst class meIeh.ntabIe quality required st this
Forage ssd srs! to Ss eessre %sessy ass s
whese vathin one mile Of limits Of the cities Of
s. s and
es H s9sa :ss ,S
bassel Oats In like sacks, Of aOeus three busheis
and sss. S.sd and 20 sSr ".:s to the
feesiS.a for poSRRas pr toa Bids will also be
Bidders will STATE the price Of sacks separate, OF
as Ahd corn per bushel, end OF hay and straw psr
We nov nee about igat thousand "a no, bu,
., one hundred and eighty Glsol toas Of hay,
sss sSs; of 9: S.,
:s;s: :i I: 3;sSl.:s Eve =;
90 have Siscs Of bU.iS in this city. anu ana
grantees Vim Be f.rni;hed with each bid. in
sIonsibls sufstiss that the bidder sii II success
tah within ten days After his :eosptsncs sxsegts
The contractor win s. rseairsd u exhibit, On or
before tas 18th d;y Of SsIss%ssr next ssssfseto5y
fsymenss vim ;. made monthly 70. ausntity,of
None 70 bs PAID for sxesI. recipe: sf the par:
dollars, hened By hinself and two excepted sure,
sb.ud the soatfsetOr fail 70 furnish tn. kind
oSsn market and the s1os.: u
cost eharsed to him.
Proposal. viii be addressed to the undersigned,
issitsd to D. present. At the openins Of the BIDS
J.. O. MCTERRAE,
Deputy u. M. General and
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WASHINGTON ASYLUM. JULY 80, 1868.
Proposals for supplying the Washington Asylum
with
100 tons Of WHITE ASH GOAL.
IS cords Of PINE WOOD,
Is cords of OAK WOOD,
will be received By. the Commissioners until
They reserve the right TO reject any or all the
bids.
Schedules of articles required can be precured
sp plicatiOn ct the Asylum
JAMES KELLY,
+. r. D0RSBTf
JAMES THOMPSON.
Commieetopers Of Washington Asylum.
jy9 fOhFon. q lepub I
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ROSADALIS.
The Great American Health Rsstofef.,
The Best Blood Purifier in the world
DR.. LAwRENCE's
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
ROSA Ais!
SAFE AND CIBrAIN CURE
(ASD THE ONLY oSk YET DISCOVERED
-sCRoFULA, In ITS VARIOUS FORM .,
Such AS
consumption, IN It's Early Stages; Enlarssmsa
and liberation of the Glands, JoiAts, Bones,
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheumatim. Eruptions
the Skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &c.
SYPHILIS,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORls.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
ssofAppetite, Sick Headache. Liver Compla
Pam in the Back, Imprudence in
Life, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD; IN LIVER We :n kIDNEYs,
IL thoroughly ersdicstes every kind of humor
and Dsd taiht, and restores the entire system to Q
healthy condition.
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never bro.
ducing the slightest injury.
!" Used and ssferssd b. tls Ls1dinx PAysi.
eiass srersscAers a. is knotrn.
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens. testify to its wonderful efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, ND, March 4, 1852
lbeleve DR.. LavrenCe's 'RUSADALISn 70 be
the BEsT ALTERATIvE IN esE, aud therefore fully
recommend il as such.
THOMAS j. BOYKIN, ND,
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"Ths Tsvourits" reduced from es to o.. The
best in the District for the money.
jy IS 81 u. WIfnE6, f10 ma. eve.
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METROPOLITAN
lN1 BOWLING SALOON,
OIDER METROPOLITAN HALL.
EEysh AyByuH, EEAR 11rH STREET We
GKOkGE w. BAUHB, Proprtetoe
Open frem Q. n. TO u ,. n. Ths Dor u stock
with the finest Liauors, wines md
Ales. tf3Pk~
Cali aud see. Ally
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- Late clerks with Jas. &. Mcclure & co.,
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
atreet, Star Office Building.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTH SIDEOF u STREET NORTH,
BETMEEN 18th AND 18th STREETS
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August 5th,
1873, at O'Clock, in front of the premises, shall
SELL the east 20 feet of Lot by depth Of IS feet
q Is foot alley; improved by a four story pressed
brick Dwelling, con taining IA rooms, and with ell
the modern imprO ements.
This property is situated on the south side Of d
street north between 18th and 18th streets west,
and Immediately opposite the kirkwood House.
Terms One half cash; balance in and IL months,
by deed of trust. and notes beari ag inter-
est All convey sncing and revenue stamps at pur.
chaser's cost. $40 down at time of sale
COOPER 4 LATIMER,
jy 29-d&ds INTEL Auctioneers.
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III COOPER LATIMER, uctaoueers,
- Late Clerks with Jas. q. McGuir 4 oo.,D
cootnWeet cerner Penna. avenue aad Eleventh q:
Star Once Birding.
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UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON SOUTH G
ELT,BETWkEEN 3D. AND4TH STREETS
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. August "a. at 81
oclock,Ve viii sell IN front of the premises the
east hall Of Let 3, IL square 7aS This Lot fronts
ofeet on & street, with depth of 100 feet
Terms One-hsf cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
Convey sncinG and stamps at cost of purchaser
SO down at tine of sale.
jy 80 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15
The Indinnnnolis Mnrder.

The Coroner's jmy at Indianapolis. in
the Young murder case, has returned a
verdict which charges Abrams, Hartman,
Mrs. Glen and other parties with the muir.
der Of Young and bis wife. Mrs. Chem has
been identified ~ the second woman seen
IN the buggy with Young and wife, who
went down 10 the sand bar with them.
She has not been arrested; but a close
watch has been kept on her house, dny
aud night, TO prevent her escape, aud With
the view Of getting n clue to other sus.
pected parties. She is the wife Of gfo-
Ger, and slater 10 Hartman, accused OF the
mmder. Joshua NJ W. Longdale, special
administrator of ioung'B estate, has brut
snit ngainst Abrams, Hartman. and Ms.
Glenn, for $4,000, property Of Young.
which he chmgeg the defendants with hay
INK obtained posses8ion OF.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15

rsME FIsH. On the south side of the
Collins Compauy's joiner shop at Hartford
CT. the wnter IN the pond comes directly
under the windows The wolbmeu have
been in the habit Of throwing particles "
food into the water, which has attracted
large numbers Of small fish Ia the spot aud
nov, at auy honr on mpping on The side
OF tue shop over the water, the fish will
come from ell pnrls Of the pond, SO that
the water h blark with the vast crowds
Soue of them are eight inches in length
They come at any time, whether TODD 10
thrown or not, only 10y gently mpping on
lhe aide nI the Ahnn-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15
MII.M tr.

MILWAUKEE, OCT lO-FLoun-Qui,t sud weaker.
salea' hpfinr E~Xtrae-ChOice city aud Mmnrsuti at
aI,a0l medium 10 choice country omnal gt $500
@T,ON Winter Extras st 5000. WHAr -Dtrlin.
ii,i3; ROlcgtoi. ALL. OAr4-puilt md hui 1T
b3c Tor No CunS -Scarco aud hiphct Sliss az
g6a9 sc for No RYE-peuOr. aales No I At
tl22 BApITs Hcar'r and firm. Sales al St1i
Zoe No. 2 PofArors-Plonty aud over 300 co.
for peachbloWs. BurrTH Choice soarcei saleabis
At $50 zoe; comnion 10 good DOS BE. LdOB-ln
nght supply aud steady at 22q23o, Moot Steady.
Hors-Dull. Sales fair sample AZ i7c.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15
NEW YORK MARK ET.

Nrw YoRE, Oct 10 CnIroS- Market lover.
sales nj 26E for Mid1ling Upllu1- FIoua Mar.
Ret steady suit active. Sale az fTGHuSUI for
Lytra Slltr; 81 luns ~ or Extra WrsFn ti76T
0.OO fpr Hound HO0pod Ohio. Wfryr Market
2Mlr batter. Receipts 23.6UO bus. Ailrs at {I.C35r
i@ for M, 2 spring; si.,7I dSO Tor choice rpriug.
lNr Market Grm. Cons Market 2mac better.
Receipts 19.SNu Jus. halts at Sl.tuM1.l " Tor Un.
sound iud fi.l2 for Sound Mixed Western. BAu.
49,. Market dnner. O,ta MARKET Ir b,tftr. -al,a
at - for New Western. ahaat puuk Market quipt
nnl steady. sales at S2s.jGa2S.lul Or New Aiesa,.
aH.5OGt2S 20 Tor Old. BEtt-Market quiot CuT
MENrs Market dull. LARD Marct a shadQhtm-
~. Sales NJ lSA6nlah for Stram; tp'sm3O tor
Kettle Rendered. BurfEH - Quiet. CmtHr- Mar.
krt duh. WHISKY -Martct qrtct. G~v,AW--Matk,t
quiet and nrui, Eags-Quicl. Sale at gTa2s.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15
mAnI.Icr.

CHICAGO, October O-BHEApstuFtE- FLuuR Il
Demand steady receipts il,IOu barrels. Shipment.
300 barrels WH~FAr-Demand Irregular but bot.
ter; No. . fLahh salcahles receipb lis. uUn bus.
shipments 1900 bus. CVRs Demand STEADY aud
%actiyea hili prices nud better; No. I. W.. receipts
100000 bua, HhipmeutH, $1,000 bus. OAgs -Dtuaud
MN " 5Ohmt0f ;recelpia tlh.OOo bus, s]hipmsuts
iUl, ulu hua.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15
Some of CarlOtta's JeWelry Offered for
Snlp. ...

In one of the show windows Of n fash
ionablo iewsler on Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, are two curious-looking gold
en- figures, which are represented as cont
ing from the museum of the unfortunate
Empress Carlottn, late Of MEXICO, They
are Of virein cold, aud weigh 1871 penny
weights, which, at two dollars u penny
w~eight--a low figure for the old gold
would bring 1889. They are offered at
$3.50, but have yet foundnO takers.
These singular articles seem to have boon
used as bells, probably at funeral oeromo-
MES. One of thom has upon n end of II
n representation of a human head and body
as far down as the hips, In one hand il
grnsped a bundle of arrows, aud in the
other a scepteE The other end is some
thing Of the form of a common sleigh bell
The smaller OF the two articles has the re-
presentation of o griffin, or some such arti-
Gle, inRtead Of the human figure. These
articles are said to have been taken from
the tomb Of Montezuma ], the greatest OF
the Mexican monarchs, and the human fg-
'ure is supposed to represent one Of the
Aztecs. rrgEf stF ihW Il. .Hr no
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15

IHf I'EREsT ANbS wtETEsr COntIvtH On.
N the World, Manufactured frau heab. h..HL, bvs,.
npon the ga shoue. u is perfectly pure and sweet Pa
I'm WI have umce taken u eau take no other. Ash Tor
haHAtdd Caswells Cod Liver OLf Manufactured Nv
'ssMeh llASud uo' New Nork. sold BY an d~rugsisii.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15

Tue ExPENsEs. or THE GOyERNNRNP A
DEFICIT or 500, 0OO, 900. The New York
Journal Of Commerce statos that the author
lied expenses ofthe iscnl year including
remains OF old appropriations which have
not lapsed, exceed Ave hundred aud fifty
millions, We cannot figure the receipts
under existing laws as high as three hun
bred and fifty millions. We do not think
II safe estimate will give them more than
three hundred and twenty five millions.
Here we must have a deficit in the current
year Of over one hundred million dollars,
and it is more likely to be one hundred and
forty millions than u less amount
The balance Of the cash in the treasury
at the close of the eunent six months enn7
not be over about thirty millions, and part
of this will be trust funds not available ion
disbursement. Nearly or quite all the or
binary appropriation for the wal depart
ment fol- the year ending next June has al
ready been drawn for, and the balance OF
former authorization will be needed.
The Joufnalcalls upon Republican speak
ers to show how a deficit in the treasury Of
over one hundred millions can be overcome
by figures Of rhetoric in a stump speech.
1.-The provisional government of Spain will
free the children Of eolored people in the
Spanish colonies, in authorization OF the abOli-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-15

HbIEIPS, DODGEAND PALMER, manaias-
turers aud lohlen u ChiyHg1 BUots aud Shoes %
lers prompib hled TAI ~. thicagn mHis "
a.. FISK n CO.. vhulssai. dealers in air.v
hGs gp9dA millinery vhte goulA hosiery, gloves and
AncY rAgia Nhnd ID lakr ki. Uhtcagn nisrn iv