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A Strange Story.
LOST sIsfERs F0UND-A CHILD STOLEN IS
YEARS AGO.



The Galveston Bulletin says:
"One OF the stranEest incidents Of domestic
life that ever came under our notice occurred
on Tuesday OF the pressn Mt week. The story is
thus tolG: Mrs Bowen is a widow of forty
one years old, whose husband died last year
then only eleven years cid, and resident of
Comanche county, Alabama, her eldest sister
married and removed to another portion Of the
same state. This marriage was unhappy. The
husband was unkind. The only child of this
marriage was daughter which was stolen
from school. and seems TO have been reared in
almost total ignorance Of her family. All that
OF twenty mine years and resides in her native
state. About a year since Judge Dean, of
Bats, Dean Watson, received a letter from
this lady, saying that she believed her aunt re-
sided In Galveston. and that she desired 10
know OF her whereabouts. After inquiring,
be found the missing aunt TO be Mrs. Bowen.
The ladies were put in communication, and
from whom she had been stolen, was dead.
"Thus matters rested until last Tuesday,
when Mrs Martin, at the suggestion of a mu-
tual friend, was introduced to and visited Mrs
Bowen During the conversation that followed
II became plain that they were sisters, and that
mrs. Martin was the mother Of the Alabama
lady who was stolen twenty-five years since.
Thus the two met and We're recognised, after
an absence OF thirty years, with never q straw.
berry mark on the left arm of either One
sister has been resident Of Galveston fourteen
years and the other eight. Both are happy in
the meeting, and in the prospect of soon seeing
the daughter Of one and the ME ce of the other
~Real soldiers were introduced at Astley's,
Londcn. in the "Siege of Magdals," and a real
gun burst, almost really killing two poor fusi-
leers.
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mrs. Caroline IL. Dali writes 60 the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser, TO draw attention to the
fact that an American lady has been lately ad-
mItted 70 the first OF the series OF medical ex-
animation IN Paris, and that these examina-
nons are now thrown oren 10 women general
ly. The Lady IS Miss Putnam, from New York
and OF the best social connections. Her dill
gence attracted the atten ton of the wife of the
Minister OF Public Instruction, and induced
that lady 10 persuade her husband 20 open the
gates of the University for her admission
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INCENDIARISM AND SUICIDE,

BUFFALO, Oct. 3.-A German, named Louis
MetZger, set fire to his dwelling this morning,
and then shot himself, fatally
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PoLITI CAL.-The Official majority for the
Republican State ticket in Ohio is 1882.
Thomas NJ. Marshal is named for the
Senatorship from Pennsylvania, vice Bucks
lew.
The Philadelphia North American heads
President Johnson's letter TO Gov. Seymour,
"The Last Reserves Brought Up"
Gov. Seymour, in the progress of his
stumping tour, got to indianapolis yesterday,
and delivered speech.
"A committee has gone from 81. Louis TO
Indianapolis to make arrangements. IL posi-
bic, for Mr.. Seymour to visit and speak IN 81.
LOUIS before he returns Fast.
The Newburyport Herald says: "After
careful survey of the field. receiving informa.
non from nearly all the towns in the district,
We come to the conclusion that Gen. Butler Is
TO be elected by majority nearly as large As
tefore."
- Senator Conkling, in a letter to the Brook
lyn mass meeting, warns the Republicans from
relaxing their efforts under the impression that
the October elections and the Generalization Of
the Democratic party have put the RESULT be-
yond all question.
John p. Kennedy, Secretary Of the Navy
under Fillmore, has Just returned from Eu.
rope, and has written 70 the chairman Of the
Republican State Committee Of MARYLAND, de-
claring himself for Grant and Collar.
In Indiana the Republican vote in 1858
was 171,575; In 1896, 1se,6OI; increase, 1874
Democratic vote, 1865, l70,6H; in 1866, I55,399:
increase, 15,2is.
ISrxRxAL REvEKUR.-The receipts to-day
= 49,. ~vsva N
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RIVER FRONT. - Berry's WLarf-Ar-iyed,
steamer III Livingston. Lawl.r from B9lti-
more, with passengers and freight: schosners
Union, Stewart, from Matthias Point, with
wood for market; George and Martha, Der
weth, from Accotink with 40 bushels of fine
peach blow potatoes for +. He wett; SalviD gton
Samuel Love, from Howell's creek, with wood
for Clark Il Hunt. Sailed, schooner H. a
for New York.
BTOWR'S WhdIf-Arriyed, schoonprs T. L.
harmed, Adams, from Havre-de -Grace with
l46 tons of coal; Maggie and Lucy, Grossly
from Philadelphia. with SIS tons OF coal:
kemedy, Bashiell, from the same port. with 90
tons of coal; Roxanna, Layton, from Havre. de-
Grace, with 100 tons of coal; Martha Collins
Grove. from the same port; with olO tons of
coal, all for ). r. Brown 81 Son. Sailed, schr
fIsher, flsher, for Alexandria, TO load coal for
an eastern port
fay's Whart.-Arrived Schr j. II Lockwood,
Sharrett, from New York, with AL sacks OF
oats and corn for 5. Fisher: longboats Cora
smith, Williams, from q uantico creek, with
wood for T. l.. Fay; Great Pirate, King, from
the same place with wood for Mr.: Cisseli; Ada
l.. Lee, Bell, from Choppawamsic, with rail-
road ties and wood for market.
Io,cler's Hkdrf-ArrIyed.-Sch Founders,
Skinner, from Maddox creek, with wood for
the Washington and q Georgetown Ice Compa.
ny; Lapwing, Collins, troEa Monroe creek.
with wood tor w. II NARROW; Eldorado
Travis, from Hayre-d = tIarcP, with 125 tons of
coal for Il. +. Clark; Sanuei IL. Grice, Evans,
from Baltimore, with O., 100 feet OF lumber for
William McLain. Sailed-Kate N.Ed wards.
Alley, for Georgetown, 10 load coal for Ware
ham, Massa achusetts.
Etiey'S WhaLt.-Arri ved-Steamer Columbia,
Harper, from Baltimore, with passengers and
freight; schooners Mary Jane, Foxwell from
Hayre-de Grace, with 100 tons OF coal for II
HALEY; Oriental. Chessup; Jas. "A. Hoapcr,
White; Bruster, Brewitt; Susan Brewer, John
son. Flagstaff, Hughes; Rough, Johnson; Peter
De Lambert, Centrell: all with oysters for
market; Union Bell, Sohnson; MaIsella Aun,
Trader; all with sweet potatoes for market.
Sailed Steamer Virginia. Gregg for Potomac
Greek; schooners VIM. T. Ryan, Robinson, for
Havre-de- race; Racket Meekins, for the same
place, all light
.JObnSOR's Wharf-Arrived-Schrs. Robert
II. Kemp Seward, from Havre- de -Gr race,
with It's tons OF coal for Wallace IL Lacey:
Elenola, Perkins, from Hayre- de- Grace, with
55. 600 feet OF lumber for n. Il. FugIt. Sailed
schrs. Brave. Bradley, for Georgetown, 10 fin
ish dischargirg her cargo; r. G.. Standard,
Hubbard, for the same place, 10 load coal for
Norfolk.
Cdrter's sWbcrf.-Arrived-Schrs Thomas ].
Tull, Cooper, from Spesutia Island, with $50
tons cCal Tor Langley Il Son; Orator, Brown,
from the same port, with coal for Wilson 4.
Brown. Sailed-Schrs. Roanoke, Barrett, for
AlpXan dria, to load with coal for Phi ladelphia:
Iris, Hitch, for Pianketank, Va, 10 load with
lumber for this port.
Horrcy's Whaf-Arrived-Schr E. T.. Ell
mer, Haley, from Phils0elphia, with coal for
Harvey, Clark Given.
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By GENERAL ORDERS No. go, Just issued,
the Secretary of War directs that the b1 nd at
the Artillery School of Practice at Fort Mon.
roe, Va, be designated as one Of the fifteen
gress Of July %, 1-66, authorizing that fifteen
bands be employed in the United States army.
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A FAT BABY.-A fat baby arrived here on
the comm utatIon train this morning which
attracted the attention Of all 1T the Depot. The
child is accompanied by Its parents, and weighs
from one hundred and seventy.fve to two
hundred pounds. It's boy. aged five years,
feet In diameter, with a small head and child
like face and walks with some difficulty-his
legs, although very large, having apparently
too much TO carry.
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JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATION-A
large number OF persons assembled at Carusi's
Saloon last evening to attend the reg gular meet.
ing of the Democratic Association, but the
meeting was not called to order, and about 8
o'clock, procession was formed with trans.
parancies and martial music, and marched to
the Fourth Ward pole dedIcation.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Warden Heustis In Trouble.
CHARnvs Ann CouNTIR CHARGES


This morning Richard Z. Gross, charged on
the oath Of w. H. Reustis with libel, in pub
fishing circular defaming the latters charac-
ter, and calculated to Injure and bring him into
ridieule and contempt, appeared before Justice
Walter with his counsel, Mr. Norris and the
prosecution not being represented the case was
ulsmisseo The puollcation consists OF two
small pages, on one Of which appears an affi-
dayit. made by Gross before Justice Martin, to
the effect that as q carpen ter and builder he was
employed to do some work at tue jail, and at
the request Of Heus.is he made his bill out over
the amount due, and the latter took him to the
Interior Department, where he co. drew the
money and paid II. ten dollars, that being the
amount OF overcharge.
After this case had been disposed Of a war.
rant was issued by Justice Walter against W.
n. Heustis charging him, on the oath Of Mary
her. The warrant was served by Lieutenant
Kelly, and on appearing before the justice gave
Dali for a further hearing. This warrant is is
sued on the affidavit of the said Mary T. Nc
Gee before Justice J. T. X. Plant, which Is TO
the effect that she was committed 10 Jail in
August last on the charge of larceny, and
shortly after she was visited in the room by
promises to procure her release, succeeded in
having sexual intercourse with her, and sub
sequently, also, on different occasions. and that
she consented IN the belief that he would pro-
cure her release, but that on or about the 9Th Of
october she was discharged on her own recogni.
Zance.
Accompanying this is smother affida Wit made
before Justice Walter by Mary q. Payne, to the
effect that she was confined in the same room
at the Jail with Mary McGee; that about the
llth OF August Heustis came to the room, sat
on the bed with and tried TO persuade her 10 let
him have intercourse with her and she refused;
that ne returned the same day and witness
saw him go with MCGEE to a room, where he
renamed about Is minutes; that she subsequent
~ saw, through an aperture, Heustis and her
In improper associations.
MT Huestis charges the following with con-
splIacy IN libel, and their trial has been set
for Friday :-Richard G. Gross, Joshua Noyes,
Mary +: Payne, John Garten, Henderson
Fowler, Thomas johnson, DIR. w. j. y. Du-
hamel, Isaac Newton, Joseph Nicholson, Jas.
Williamson, 5. :. Waller. Messrs. J. L. John.
son, j. l.. Williams and others will appear for
the prosecution, and Messrs. Norris, Cook, A
X. Browne and others for defence. The charge
made by Mr. Huests is based on an affidavit
made before Justice Walker, charging Richard
Z. Gross with publishing the libel heretofore
referred 10; Joshua Noyes with the same; Gar.
TIN with the same; Mary f.. Payne with the
same; and that the parties together did cohspire
to inJure him as a public office.
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Two LADIES suffering with the "Grecian
Bend" were recently hoOted from the streets OF
Montreal.
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APPoINTED.-The President yesterday ap-
pointed ex-Mayor Richard Wallach to be a
member Of the Board of Trustees OF the House
of Correction for boys IN the District Of Colum-
bia, vice CHIEF Justice ID. X. Cartier, whose
term of office has expired.
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OFFICIAL.
DkPARTaKNr OF STATE

DkPARTaKEr or STATE \
WARRINGTON, October ~, ls6s.
Information has been received at this De-
par Itmsnt from Mr.. H. :. Spalding. the Ooas al
OF me United States al Honolulu, II. 1, of the
death, on the 10th Of August Is6e. on shITl-
ooafe, on the naroor OF Honolulu, OF William
Harris, colored, a citizen Of the IInited STATES.
and former resident Of the State Of New
York.
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INTERNAL RRvEsUE ExAMINArroSs.-The
Supervisor OF InterL al Revenue for Virginia
and West Virginia, left here yesterday for
Richmond. under Instructions from CoYnnlis-
siOner Rollins TO make a thorough examination
OF all Internal Revenue matters in those States
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~A drummer Of Dayton, Ohio, named
Thomas Helripgle, has challenged X. II. Hen.
dersAatf, the drummer Of the Rappahannock. to
play for the championship Of the United
cepted and the match will take place at Cleve-
land Skating RiAk. on Friday, November 9th.
0A GARDINER at Lewiston, Me-, has sue
eeeded in growing tea.
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aItmsnt from Mr.. Il. $. Spaldine. the Ooas al
OF me United States at Honolulu, h l.. of the
death, on the 10th Of August Is6e. on SHIP
board, on the harpor of Honolulu, OF William
Harris, colored, a citizen OF the United states,
and former resident Of the State Of New
York.
fkI6ss At IT Tsk TIE L2TssT MARKET
CONNIE AND sTH sTs.
EGAN 4 BROTHER
sfW iosK BUcAwBIAr
krE s.% SSEasKs IasS rSS$ss rSSSS{sssEs,
nAsEkskP stsss sfss. sSsr
DHsInATEn con HIsH, rfOkLEs.
BoRDKN coHDKNsID MILK, &c. oc 3 su
CoPARTNnRsRIP
HSRATIo tSEA BROWNING and ALPHEUs MID
SHnnia - avenue opposite the setropolitan No
Co., have formed a GO partnership for the pur-
pose OF 00nd1siSs GRScsR9 SS0eI:Is Rsfsp sns retail
where they viii be pleased to see their numerous
friends and the public generally. Having msde
ci,y
Having associated with me ALPHEUs MID
having ine-e.sed facilities for oo%dustins % bnssa a
nest. would be pea 60 TO see nv former patrons
%y to %T sSs .Ss
Ge sse bps1tP foT the very patron
usnce Of the same for the n.G snS firm 0ontn'
oe :.eeeds. Ane 30 ToRsrIo BROWNING.
TMPORrART TO BUILDERS.
have now in store And for at low prices .
superior l0ts,
MSSULDISGs. &c
Corner lth and @ streets.
ocz3 2td6eoSt opposite Csrusi Saloon
rs BosToN' PIANIST ~
+ PREPARED to ia1ni.h MUSIC for sOcisl .ndt
between llth and 18th, at the Freednsn's Saving
BANK, corner 18th st. aud Penn. ave sc22-eoSm
: OQO NEW (Nkw YORK; BUCKwHEAr
10000 PICKLES of all sizes.
200 Kit Bay MACKEREL, No. 1.
For sale by American Tea Company, 213 aud
10 Pa avenue, opposite Willards.' &C Aim
A MANS RESTAURANT
5os NINTH STREET.
Rehtted and enlarged. making it one OF IA
the most coNplete establishments "a the S..SAS
city. Private Dining rooms for partiCs ls:Si
&C 5-lm SEBASTIAN hMAN
II Z M ov A.
wILLEr 3 REDaRAvr,
n h ID X A L q s
Have moved to the corner OF
NEw YORK AVENUE AND Six tn STBEEr,
One Square from Northern Liberty &srAst.
A PARLoR FURNITURE.
l" CHAMBER FURNITURE, 81
DINING Room FUBEIfURE,
VFFJCE FURGIrURE,
Just received q MAGNIFICENT assortmept of ,ha
above Furniture. which we are selling st urpre-
cedentec lev Prices Tor cash The publjc are a
vited to inspect Call immediately ani scene
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PERsoNAL.-Walt Whitman has returned to
Washington from his vacation trip to his native
Long Island, and TO points further North. He
has been taking look at men and things IN his
leisurely philosophical way, and probably has
found opportunity to block out some OF the
work upon the group OF poetical ar icIes treat
ing upon the religious element, designed to
complete has Ledres or Grass.
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SPECIMENS OF CANSKL COAL have been re-
ceiyed here from Alaska.
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AssIGSED.-By direction of the Secretary o 4
War. and upon the recommendation OF the
Commissary General Of Subsistence, Brevet
Brig. General q. l.. Knburn. Colonel and
Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence,
has been assigned TO duty as Chief Commissary
Of the Military Division OF the Atlantic, in
addition TO his present duties at New York
city, and will report to Major General Han.
cock, commanding the division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-27

INTERNAL RRvEKuR-rhe receipts to-day
from this source were ea33 3,9ll.S5.
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GENERAL G.. H. CROssNAN, U. s. Army, i.
at Willards'.
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ADVANTAGES,

The advantages OF this Association over orsfsar
Lie Insurance Companies are. no pa 10. can
break II; the tees small and ra1nirad 10 Ia
paid 81 such long intervals, that any Msa can
secure " his family q competency upon his death
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HOW To BECOME MEMBERS.

Any one desiring to become q member nav spntv
IA person, or must send 90, IN check, bank arsft
etal order or by express, the eEpressage sei AZ
PAID ny fhe applicant. OHdsr ~ tril
the ASSOctd.IOH be responsible for saoasES Nrf bf
an tktS ,rGy Accompanying th- moneJ mutt be q
paper giving the applicants fun name. age birth
membership is 10 favor OF, Post Office address,
.own, county, state. Also, n Mefical Csrf,Soats.
setting forth the physical condition, aud whether,
IN the opinion OF the doctor examining. the 80 pli
can't fs proper person &c be insured. Blank
forms OF application for me nbership will be sent
upon application.
Each member OHCht 90 frv fs Rgaks ss.r gasrgbe-,
BY doiHg q. bsHefts RinlSslf. No letter will be
noticed that docs not contain three cent postage
stGnp 70 Prepay return po,tARe.
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The LOUISIANA RtoTs.-A dispatch was
received a. the Headq uarters OF the Army to-
cay, from General l.. II. Rossean, commanding
The u, partment OF louisiana, relative to the
recent riots in New Orleans and ST. Bernard's
Parish. in that State, which confirms the Press
dispatches heretofore published. Secretary
Sshofield will immediately transmit to
General Ros.eau instructions relative to the
rIotous proceedings in Louisiana and directing
him TO act promptly to prevent a repetition OF
su0h occurrences.
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- Real soldiers were introduced at Astley's,
Londcn. in the "Siege of Magdala," )" and a real
gun burst, almost really killing two poor fusi-
leers.
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RAD LIVE AND LET LIVE d,
kRl OH MOTTO. EAy
Hand made Double sole Stitchsds ~
Boots, So; Hand made Single sole Stitched Roots
Custom made Boots, SO.
New stock OF Hats Caps, Bscts. Shoes, Ladies'
ana Misses, Boots, Shoes sla Rubber Goods at
srsll profits. All at the lowest cash prices a3~
Nh street. 1our doors north Of Pa az. oc z lm
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ILLUSTRATION,

Class " A. has 90 male members man dies
The Association psyE over within forty iaYs 90
60 the widow or heirs and the .ining members
forward within thirty days dollar aud ten cents
each 60 the Ass0Ciatlen 10 reimburse il Failing
TO send this Sun theg forfeit TO the Association all
nOregs yatd. aud the Association supplies n pey
member 70 all the place OF the retiriuS one
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REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc
Culloch today made the following appoint
ments of Internal Revenue officers:

1HE SUPEEVIsoRsHIPs.-Spe KIRBY was
yesterday Ten noninated for Supervisor of In-
tsrnal Revenue for the State OF New York by
Com missioner Rollins. Although once reject
I'd Tor the same position by Secretary VI cCul-
loeb, Commissioner Rollins had such assur-
ancCs that If again nominated il would be con-
!rmed, that he deemed II advisable to presen
N" name 10 the Secretary the second time
There are tbirty-ni applicants Tor Supervi-
soT-hip of Ohio
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$4,000 RKAIs ssa s.I Tsbs: ,sbsc:..l sn p. ,,;: ~
By Z. BARTHoLoW,
l-0 SIS 1th Otroct. below pa a.
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II MOVED TO 342 ID STREET,
Two DEALEKS IN TOBACCO.

am nov receiving good round bright and dark
medium TOBACCO, which can sell al S. 60 and
q cents. st Wholesale, at 33 High street q nd ar
the d asonic Hall, Georgetovn, ID. q.
se IS Inn JANIS WALLACE
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THE LOUISIANA RIoTs-lSsrRUcrIoNs TO
Z IN. RossKAU.-The following dispatch was
this afternoon transmitted TO Gen. Rosseau by
CON mand of Gen. Grant:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, October
2d--Brer.t Major General L. II. Rosseaa, COM
manning Department # Louisiana, Nep Orleans.
Iour dispatch OF the 26th, forwardi ug mes
sase from the Governor of Louisiana, and ask
ing instructions, has been received.
You are authorized and expected TO take such
action as may be necessary to preserve the
peace and good order and>to protect the lives
and property of citizens.
j. NJ. SCHoPIsLD, Secretary of War.
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Kali persous between the ages Of - aud 65 years
The Clssses for women sre the same A. sheye
my one that IS found 10 give his or her age wrong
VIII De expelled, 2nd the neys paid forfeited 70
TIE hssoclatlon. Esch tlass il limited 10 @ 0oo
ueh5efs Each person PAYS 50 upon becoming =
heniter, and 81 10 each time a member dies be-
tongsHe 10 the S0ms Class hs o. she rqay 6e a
pGs3lt-r.
A Dssysssr of one fHaSs o7EHof D. dSssSs,d riis
dollar ~ n nGsD75sT Of 0POf7sr Class af.S Frrl
CtGSs tS IsnEPENDEST, hartHg oOAH scli0H pila
Qag OfseF. ~
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just received q MAGNIFICENT assortment of m.
aeove Furniture. which we are selling st urpre-
oedented low pI.ces ior cash. The public are Ia
vited to inspect. Call immediately ani scene
bargains. JOHN %. WILSON
South asst corner Ninth ard streets
ocS eolm IChroukRe 4
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viii fnd st our store q com piefe assortment
q CE0ChEsr - y; CHINA, CUTLERY AND
eheA, :. ean :. ss,d 81 g = sood quality and
WEBB BEykRIDGE. n
oc e3 ST. Odd RelloWs' Hall Sanenth -. e
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GENTS, elLK HATS.
NJ nv uGsENTy FUR, WOOL, AND CLOTH HATS
Spps SSppisndid ss.ortment Of w ALKING CAMS u
az Hd5 AhS; TikS, GLOVES, sUsPENDERs>
SkEtLY PIVOT ACTION BRACES.
eood articles, low prices, aud fair dealings can
oo oIeheo upon q w RCRR,
3e3 seventh ssr.et,
Wa Under Dorsey q Hotel