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COMMISSION MERGHANT$.

RICHARD w. AVERY. +. !. DAVIDSON.
A VERY s. DAVIDSON,
"A successors to Henderson Il Avery)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND
.-.. COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
No 226, King street, corner of Alfred
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt, Fish, Flour, Ba-
con- Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise or sold on
Commission ut lowest rates. feb 70
ALBERT T. SKINNER, J. NEWTON HARPER
late of New York. Virginia.
A LBERT 7. SKINNER s. CO.,
n Successors. to J. Newton Harper Co., }
..-..... GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACIilN E.
RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, SC.
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS sPRIIE'
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and II, s. UNION ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give their personal attention TO the sale Of Ill
articles of merchandise consi gned TO them.
All orders filed with promptncss.
feb 1S-tf
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FOR RENT.

- = y FOR RENT. =. =. !
Hsj No. 16, south Fairfax street, three story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. well adapted
for boarding house, lately repaired, painted,
papered SC !; has water and gas.
Also, that large STORE and BUILDING,
No 33, King street, corner of Water, now oe-
cuped by Gwin, Beckham & Co.. and II. W..
Thorpe &c Bro. u. j. LLOYD,
ap TT ...r-.. =. No. 1874, Queen street
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49, II ~ q
ENGLISH YACHT.--The British Yacht
which passed by:here on Saturday evening last,
on her way TO the Washington Navy Y ard, was
the Sultana, owned by Mr.. F.. G, Ashworth, }
an English gentleman, who, with the Hon-Mr.i
French, of Eugland,@ has been on a pleasure;
excursion for some months.past. Since leaving
England she has sailed $500 miles, been at sea
IS days, touching at Havana and the West
Indies, remaining in port SO days, averaaing
100 miles per day" Shells 70 tons burden,
with crew of 49,. The appointments Eof$the!
yacht, are in fine order, The cabin Is, luxuri-i
ously furnished. and nothing is wanting to the
eonvenienceand comfort Of those on board. =
szSsSs&ssS nila&.
CLOSING. ACCOUNTS. Mayor Latham closed
up his accounts yesterday with the Mayoralty,
and semitic the Auditor the following commu-
nication: - s.''''-'.> 1-;2',j.'4rf5e Eag .IAll
2EH#:t.a IgI MAYORS OFFICE,
'Iia3ga, ALEXANDRIA, April 10Th, 1868. 81
A.M Hurdle, 1Auditor --.
Please find the account of receipts IN this
once from March 1st, to date Inclusive:
rnorLcenses, HiTs5- = yTi-5,-ts. 20 ~ Sl62 %
for fines, &c, o.a-lho = -es-.-tL.- '2E& As 30
f&2Imy1j 22.------
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EsY Z. EE. E':sr20tf, :AmcalOnecr,
r YCEUM HALL, Sc, FOB SALE.

r ICEU II ia LII, Nc, i OK SALE.
Under authority of & decree Of the Circuit
Court for Alexandria county, rendered ut NO.
vc!nbcr term 1867 in the chnECcry suit OF
Burke, Guardian, SC. vs.. Hough and others
the undersigned, Commissioners, thereby ap-
pointed for the purpose, VII! otr for sale, by
auction, to The highest bidder, on the 10TH
DAY OF MAY, 1868, 1T II o'clock q. m, at
the Mayors office, in Alexandria. tho valuable
propcrty known As LTCEUM HALL situated
Ut The southwest corner OF Prince. and Wash
inglon streets. Tho building Is large ana
stro1 gy buit,and is well suited, in its situation
and arrangement, for public assemblies, &c-
The lot fronts on Washington street ~ feet
inches. and on Prince street l0l feet . inches,
and is bounded OF the south by the property OF
L. w. V.udrSrilt, and on the west by inc
property Of II. Duingerlcld's estate.
TERMS--UUc fourth cNsn. and the residue
in g. L, IS and II months equal. payments,
vita iatc.es. from the day Of sale; inc purchase
cr 10 give bonds with approved security
for the deferred payments, ana the title TO DC
retained until the whole purchase money and
interest be paid The purchaser to pay HI OK
pcrs2s OK cOnvcyanclng, including stamps
1T the .anlc time ana place, All the personal
nropcrtv OF the Lyc"um Company will be sold,
Far rash-f,lYthcr particulars Of which will be
2iycH =, TIC s:l)c. ,...-,
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
REUBEN JOHNSTON.
ap fO-onld Conmrs. OF Sale
u UBLIU SALE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, entered on the 18TH
day ri October 1867, in g suit in chancery
therein pending, in which Eliza Z. Conner,
Adnl'x ~ George B. BrGdfcld, deceased, IS
,I..atin, :Hl Susan MAyhugh aud others arc
defendants, IT," undersigned, CoinnlsSi09her,
will sell, tcf9rc the front door OF nc Cou az.
Jiu.,.n o. id county on MONDAY, the. 4th
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:, iSDIANs.-Thc appearance. ON King street
'als morning of some Indians, clad in the cos
June Of the plains, afforded considerable in
srest toJthc boys who frequent that through
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ATGTHON SALES.
pILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.

s "''''HHr'D II DH
LUTHER D. HARRISON. will sell, at pub
lie auction, at II a. m. on FRIDAY, the ~ 4th
instant. at 80, King ST., up stairs, TWO BILL
LIhRD TABLES, with balls and cues TO De
sold to pay storage and charges. Sale posltIVe.
ap 14-td H. W. THORP g BRO.
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n1ssoLUt ti Co1PARTN ERsHIP

n1SSOLUTION-OF- COPARTN ERSHIP.
~ H&82 YIT[;-I IN 5. 4iaF \ !
The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm name of JAS!
w. MALLS & 90 in the Hardware Store. at
the northwest corner of King; and columbus
the snortheast corner Of Fairfax and Queen .sts.,
Alexandria, Va, was dissolved on,the Sth inst.
Mr.. PETER G. UHLER is authorized TO
collect all monies due the late firm, and parties
indebted are requested TO- make payment. to
him as early as practice PIE Parties having
for settlement. Mr. Uhler may be found al
No. q, north Union street 4 !
The HARD WAKE STORE will hereafter be
carried on by. JAMES w: MALLS, and the
RY- F. HODGE. !. 9,CJ AMES w MALLS. ,
: -, - 'THOMa AS RISHEILL
OEE1 1s1.A ,.2'lh HENRY HODGE. /
lorondria Va "A nril Oh 7SS8-tf + i = !.
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&C.. 20 a4..a 81 FOR RENT. .a"
H$#i The STORE, No. &c. south King st., occu-
pied at present by Mr.. E. S. Fleming, as 3
JewelrV store. Possession given 1st of April.
For terms apply at IO7, CAMERON ST.
= rnar lR- L----. -. -.---- -.-- -
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
*. WANTED TO<PURCHASE-To fill an
HIl UNDERSTANDABLE HOUSES, that will rent

MA order-SEV ERAL HOUSES, that will rent
for Sl00 to $3.50 per annum. 3aG". Z" ..3
FOR SALE. -t.,-..i.ns IL.
SIX BUILDING LOTS, on IT Asaph St,
north, between Pendleton and Wytho streets,
% feet front by 100 and 1913 teet Deep. ,..
Also
THREE LOTS, on Princess street, between
Fairfax and Royal, will be sold low. Apply to
GREEN & WISE, Real Estate Agents, Office
No. %, Mansion House Building, Alexa., Va.
on lift .. ....-#.#- ..-,.. .--....r ..'t
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r Office TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We havo on hand largo stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, :
suitable for country trade to which we invite
your attention, as they will be sold at such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction:
w. B. WADDEY,
mar 10 "a, King street
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A TTENTION, GENTLEMEN |
SPRING CASSIMERES !

SPRING CASSIMERESl
We are now opening splendid stock Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIME RES! .
equal to any thing that has ever been III the
market. In CLOTHS VIC have
BLACK GRANATEs and BROAD CLOTH.
BROWN,
BLUE,
DAHLIA,
IN CASSIMERES,
Black French Doeskin, from super quality
to the lowest grades Fancy French and Eng
iish Cassimcres of every variety, and very cheap.
In VIRGINIA CASSIMERES we hay e
something new and desirable for business suits.
Also every variety of Trimmings, and will fur
nish suits trimmed in the best manner, as cheap
or cheaper than the same quality can be gotten
elsewhere. " i..-.. =.
Call and see them, gentlemen; an examine
ton is all we ask. 49,.
ap-l WILMER e SLAYMAKER.
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lows GENUINE. BROWN WINDSOR
II SOAP, Co.gate's Palm, Lows Honey and
Balm Yankee Shaving, Rypophagan Shaving,
and other choice Toilet Soaps, for sale by ~
% mp q 80 -. e. s: tEADBEAIEK-& C0
.NruS -Colman' : double superfne
TlN eMustard--the best English Mustard i'm.
ported ALSO Colman's supertne and primo
amerinan Mustard, lust receiving and for sale
by lap 2ll E. S. LEADBEATER& CO. !
IT UBIN'S hF!LA,WORING EATRACFS,
Ia which arc considered the best IN the mar
ket, received and for sale by
ap2l "a u -~--'''''-. Z" 107, King street
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Tho ROSE HILL ESTATE, the proper,
ty of the late Maynadier Mason. four and
half miles from Alexa, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, with fin Z
improvements, consisting of Mansion House, Ha
Barns, Stables, Granar5, Servants Houses. Eaaai
&c, sc. The grounds are beautifully laid Of,
and the view the most extensive known. The
land is in the highest state of cultivation. Three
Orchards of choice fruit On it, making it, in all
the most desirable property in mar ket
six, twelve eighteen and twenty-four months.
Possession given Immediately. For par
ticulars, inquire of Z. B. TAYLOR, Attorney at
Law, Alexandria, Va, or of the undersigned
at Haymarket, Prince William co... Va
ci..g,,.-., s,...l,,-. H.. F.. MASON, Executor.
Fairfax CO.. mar 4-eotf ~. ..-.- ., .....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-16

sss fs0iltlcA Al
The Pennsylvania Democratic Conven-
ton meets at Harrisburg March 4th.
The Indian Commission report unani-
mously that the recent Indian outbreaks
were due to violation Of treaties on our
part.
ExGoverner Desnisoa, Luther Donald.
son and General John g. Mitchell, are men
toned to succeed Mr.. Shellabarger in Con-
gress.
For Governor of Louisiana. the New
Orleans Republican supports Il. C. Warmoth,
OF that city. the State Grand Commander Of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
The evening before General Meade left
Washington for his Southern command. be
said to q friend that he could do nothing less
than 10 carry out the reconstruction acts in
the spirit of their trainers.
The Connecticut Democrats. iris thoneht.
will renominate Governor English at their
convention IN New Haven, January 29th, and
the prospects Of Charles Parker. OF Meriden.
as the Republican candidate, are improving.
The La Crosse Democrat states that the
OF 1864, on which Mcclellan refused to stand
also wrote Mcclellan letter accepting the
nomination and kicking the platform to
pieces, in order to catch the warand anti-war
Democrats.
there is but little said among the Dem
ocratic members of the Ohio Legislature
about re-districting the State, and the mats
ter will doubtless be allowed to drop, a. the
Democracy can hardly make the case any
better for themselves.
General Manson, Democratic soldier
who was present at Democratic Convention
at Charlottesville, Indiana, saw offered BY q
member OF the Convention and adopted, a
resolution declaring that no colder ought to
be nominated by Democrats for any civil
Office
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The Chief Engineers report of the New
York Fire Department, for the year ending
NOV 80, 1867, has been forwarded to Gov.
fenson. ltcontains an accurate description
OF the operations of the Department, and of
me practical results Of the paid system.
during the year $50 fires and alarms we're re-
ported, inclusive OF 81 fires OF iaeendiarv
origin 90 arrests we're made on suspicion OF
arson, The total loss by fire was XII 900
about ene-third Of which amount was GOV.
cred by insurance. The number of men CON
nected with the Department was $40, and the
Department had 0,575 feet of hose in rood
ordinary condition. The regulation with re-
spect to attendance at Gres, is that one-sixth
OF the entire force must hasten to the Mace
inaicated, and, should the alarm be repeated
one,'hlfd. The time allowed each company
h nj nafhessing horses and leaving the engine
oEds. way 'ee
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The Message Of Governor Stone, published
in our eolsnns ,eatsrdsv, eGnsst I'll y meet
With the universal approval Of the citizens Of
Iowa. 1t ia eminently popular document,
and fully merits the high appreciation of the
public. 1t presents, in most truthful and
favorable light, thu present condition
and past history OF our Stste in
all aspects Affecting lie growth m pcpuia-
ton, and the development of its material res
sources. While at the same time very
clear, concise, and gratifying record is fur.
nished Of our financial prosperity, and the
aourishiag cosaition Of all oar public institu-
tions and interests. And while our own citi
zens will take pride and pleasure in the con-
temptation of the past and the present, and
the bright prospects of the future of our
State, the people of the Middle and Eastern
States. as well as Of Europe, will be inspired
by it to participate in our prosperity and
share our many advantages, by casting their
lot with the people of Iowa. As Document
for distribution in the populous hives from
"hieH tug c2t ASs1AscS 10 Fupuihtiou III II
superior to anything which has ever fallen
under our observation. And If the money
which it will cost to distribute newspapers
containing the Legislative Proceedings OF
the session could be devoted to the dissem-
ination Of the Message abroad, ii would be
more judiciously expended for the interests
of the State at large.
Our readers have the Message, and IL they
have not already perused it We trast they
will do so at once. It is production WHICH
is credtable and honorable to the Governor,
and cannot fail to disspate much of that
unjust prejudice which has arisen against
him ia consequence Of the misconduct of 9th
ers who abused the confidence which he re.
posed in them. The condition of the mate
rial and financial interests Of the STATE, a,
the expiration of his termof service, far
nishes general aud substantial vindication
Of his Administration, which will stand as .
perpetual record in his honor long after the
petty rascalitiesof orwig, and the conse.
quent ordinations of his chief, have SINK
into Oblivion
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slttft BAGS COFFEE.
ooo 30 HhGs. fcrla fco Sugar.
SO Box HaFsns
3DU gbis aeenad
So Z" Syfup.
~ If Bbis
IS hess
10 Htss Soda.
xg0 Packages Flsh.
jus. r-ceIsel sn9fo ssis Io~ by
pta, +. poLLccg 3 CO.
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A Southern Widow Badly Vfctimixed In
St.RaaI


A wealthy and gay Louisiana widow. who
has been sojoarning at St Paul for sou.e
months, came near being swindled out Of
$1,000 worth of diamond jewelry by two
sharpefs lately One OF them, who had pass
ed among the ST. Paulites for man OF great
wealth aud an excaptsin of the army, rot ID
innate with the lady-how intimate is not
mentioned. All at once, while the two are
IN company by themselves at hotel, the &C.
complice of the bogus captain PUSHES into the
room and declares that he knows certain
things about them, the publication of which
would be immensely damaging. He offers
to take $4,000 TO keep num- The LADY is
finally frightened into delivering 10 sharper
NO, her diamond rings and executing a
Dill OF sale for them, he giving her notes
amounting to 81, 900 as security These he
takes to the bank and raises $500 on them al
the brokers. Ga Christmas, which was a
fewdsys after the above had taken place, the
lady came to Milwaukee and while here be.
thought herself to telegraph to the place IN
Massachusetts from which her iaasaorate
halls, and on receiving answer that he WASH
any body, she telegraphed to st. Paul 10 pro
cure his arrest and the recovery OF her lew.
els. fbe result was the disgorgment OF tn.
rings not pawned, and the recovery of those
ID the brokers hands. The fair widow Ia,
gone to the sunny South, and the sharp fellow,
have gone whittier they list The ST. Paul pa.
pers state that the good character of the wid
ow Is youchsafed for By reliable persons II
that city. They.refrain from mentioning IL,
names OF the would be-swindiers.
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IS oftea The result.
Browns Bronchial I'roches

rEyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
IL fSgE oF An fGgALlb.
PabiishsA ~ the bensat, an - a efCri9X 70
YogaG MgS aud otIists v ~ s1lssr frsr Servols b,
bfIity. Premature Deaay q sisrb5o4 DC, s1Ftiylrg
rrs HIavs 81 aftS-crKt. Ttft,en ~ oHs " b5 CARED
himself sna fFss resolving POSTPAID directed
envelope Asdress NATHANIEL H4frAlR. Brook
iyn T. A'.a Zee hy tsa sane fyqfHst=r lir, alar
ofHaISf sw AiE tbs srea: Poem o the Var.
dreI9-4sv1Ri
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ms London Christian Times gives a most
encouraging account of the progress. Of trnth
IN india, With lis two hundred millions &c
people. The changes in public opinion Of
late ears 's marvellous. Idolairy is generals
Is regarded as false, and Hinde,o,sm "a ran.
idly giving way. Caste is helf. to be great
eviland Christianity trae. T'aere is a mighty
change since the great mutiny. Church
members are fifty thousand strong, and two
hundred and fifty thousand attend Christian
churches.
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a SAD CHases n FoRTrxE,-A day or
Two since an old gentleman, Mr.. Alanson
rainier, now IN his dotage, bat Il one ti,na
one Of the weal'hiest men in Buffalo. who
usea 70 arive through our streets with his
charity with liberal hand, entertained sI liz
Trends with princeiy hospitality, and was
envied by many, was before the Police
Court thinly clad and emaciated IN person
charged With petit larceny in sssalins ! shr.
n naaa;d Young man. Justias Vsnderpost. not
Palmer cot possession Of the ,h;rt co,ld IL
const' ned into = larceny, and CONSIDERING he h
msn alsnd bodily condition Of the old ns 80
dismissed his case. Yesterday tho and n =
with not one of those who, in bis DAYS ~
prosperity, partook of his hospitality or ver e
led by his boanty. 70 pity his condition or ed.
minister to bis suHerines-was sent IN tha
gRo b. as vagrsnt for four months. -
-~1ssSfs Is
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LOT Of sp'rituaIists 10 Newark. N. i
have been ARRESTED Tor their nightly eccsn,,;.
cues y paris aatnralibns They were -.
cassomed % Psrsosate Adaa sd Evs. Je,n.
IhfisI, 'hs Virgin Mary. and Other sscrs a
.h.nsaa 70 :. aals e padi,y, and exposing
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$500 r,AleI.-pfesedcnt Harrison taueh.for
sesera4 Years IN = humble S,hh.,A 49, r' ~
me banks Of the Ohio The S.hhs,a t ~ e
ne ieit home for Washington. - $3.50 oe'u =
ont.as O chief magistrate Of .he 49,. 'ne
met BIS bible class as usual. Ana ~ ne
counsel 90 the inject TO his gardner i n 'ast
.nS.on, when advised to keep dog 10 r,n-
tecl hls Trait, Was: Rather set : ssbb..I
School teacher 70 taxa care Of the bcr.es ia
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Special Notices.
Let moi Prejudice Usurp Your
Reason.

II fact that IN the minds of many p-rs prei-
uiiee exists agsi vhat called patent medicines
bnt way .ho I'D tas prevent you reso,,ing 70 etle
tina, has such array of testimony I, support # -
nos TsTTERs STOMACH ETTrERs. Phy.iei.ns
pres sribe IT. why should Jon discard III Judges, usual
y sIsrea men az talent have nsed and do II 10
preuiioe u-arp yoar ssss5p & If, H. net ,saI
your cath. II Won sick, and require medicine
try tn go Bt;er..
Whea the bodily energies ont BY anxiety and
.,n lisnt fhs is the bss. that tsken 1t Is
tempered and nediaed by hgsienic herbs ard roots
which IL from fe.sting the God ant hence II
does not produce temporary excitement. to be
folossi BIZ injurious roaetic but communicates per.
pot ney 10 the entire vital orgsaizstion. some
ofits bal cor snents slightly soporiht that In
whore sisep1espess of .ccoapauimsnfs
Of disease, dose of It taken towards bedtime
will n to produces quiet and refreshing suLer For
palptaaeu Of heart, renors mysteries. fainting Ct
genera reseasnsss ani the csusaes and distress.
ing aasiss whch iaiies especially sct undsr
oertsin nnroid cepi tons Of mind and beiy peculiar
10 tlsr the Flttsts will he found the nsst agreea-
tls AMI certain Of all inter irrit .nts.
Tas eoastit atenally nay TEA ~ kesr their
infrnity In ehstk ~ the oxiIy use u thi,
ter J tie. nerves" this phs f. either ~ mira
De II iatug nndu- physical iateilectnxl labor
VII hnt IN this s'aiztn elixir prompt fetprstve.
ntv5 ca
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JrncE LoucHRIpGE.-The Washington
ehro"icse, refers to Judge Loughridge in
terms OF commentator as follows:
I'VE see i stated that Judge Louehridee.
member Of Congress from Iowa, viii be re-.
nominated ~ his party without any opposi-
ION. ihis IS but just acknowledgements az
.ar. LIS eminent services in the present
congress. HIS speeches on rsconslrucs,on
,orc'ble arguments directly 10 the point q.
heiongs to the advanced radical school =
politics, aud ia fair exponent Of tha RIO =
ksss,ss Republican views of the people 81
n'e s'ate, to whom his lively interes, - rh.s.
ses e5oc rms The Welfare OF his own section
must also have dose much % eons.and III
TOR denomination ~ eoAsAend MN
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a correspondent signing himself as..,u,
informs US that he has lost 100000 vorss
slaves By the emancipation policy OF he Re.
Panhean party, and ssks if thai Is consisten,
s ga,h mat ctanse Of the Constellation which
liz nus p.asaIe property 70 be taken for pub
.a - asss wiihout ust cnmpen sation. W. WIN
ssply to his conandrun, by ass Az ~, ~ VIII
ma asu " . our Savior, on one ecass;" o
very s,s 80 men possessed OF devils II :
aras..s s.,eslssai,ne and excessive n,,n. =
esrsain swine III ss' as, to epar, aud enter in.s
hand, and when the .w,ns rs lsed'ng near 81
snd unfortunate inspiration. N.Y.. ms saaden
nssls and With one accord iran aoua up their
Place into the sea and we're dra aoma steep
.ns owner Of the swine right Of ~; had
nsspssa assiass their Creator for ,akna IN Y
ms "a = onFiy Tor pabiio sse vi,hon. pa, s
@ m. pay Tor The loss Il BIZ sisves.- Wig
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49, +5---7--r-t-75-----
IsatchelGr's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair I've l. the best ia The wosl the
only true and perfect bye; harmless reiiata install.
ne7tr no disappointment: rcuous tint &; reeds ..
the III effects Of bad and hses tie
Hair so.t and beautiful, tfnct byoHa. Fold BY all
Drussitts and Pefumers sad properly applied Batch
cior's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street. New York.
api3i1iy