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The KILLING OF INDIAN PRISONERS AT
FoHT HAYES Chicago, May lS.-Thc fol-
lowing military intelligence was received at
General Shcridan'S headquarters to-day {:
Lieutenant Mason Gustav, writing from
Fort Hayes, Kansas, May 10th, gives an ac-
count of the killing of some Indians who
were confined ut that point. The chiefs
were ordered to be removed, i'll care OF the
guard, from the corral TO the @uard-room,
when they gathered in their tents and began
the dcath-whoop, and, taking out their
knives, attacked the soldiers. Cardigan
attacked the sergeant of the guard, and was
knocked scnsclcss by Il blow with the butt
of musket. Sallie, IL ferociouS squ&w,
WELDING a knife, tried to sheath 1t III the
body of an officer, when one of the guard
shot her dead. Big Head looked with scorn
on the circle Of bayonets surrounding him,
and stabbed Sergeant NaZen, dangerously
wounding him in the back. A guard shot
him dead. Duh Knife tried to stab every
BODY near him, and he was prickcd seriously
by bayoncts. He and the SenSelcsS cardl-
gan were then disarmed and placed i'll the
Guard house.
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LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS,

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Secretary Bout
well will continue, for the present, buying
81 600, 900 of bonds weekly, and place them
in the sinking fund. The bonds will be
changed from coupons to registered, rs
more secure.
Charles Clinton has been appointed trea-
sllrcr of the branch mint and assistant
United States treasurer at New Orleans.
The revenue supervisor Of Tennessee re-
commends that the revenue marine he cX-
tended to the navigable waters Of the Ohio,
Mississippi, and Missouri rivers, to pursue
swift steamers.
Secretary Fish doesn't think Great Bri-
tain ought to apologize in addition to pay
ing the Alabama damages.
Postmaster-General Creswell is ousting
and appointing postmasters at the rate of
400 week. ..
The Cabinet will consider Mississippi
affairs at the next meeting, and then take
up Texas matters.
President Grant goes to the Naval Aca-
deny ball at Annapolis, Md, June 18th.
Secretary Fish has submitted certain queS-
tons to Acknowledgement Hoar regarding
removals under the amended tenure-of-office
bill. Vague ideas regarding the meaning of
the act are afioat.
1t is stated that Senators Morton and Her.
man have written Secretary Boutwell, elabo-
rate protests against his gold-selling, bond
buying, and sinking-fund policy.
1t is said the Treasury declines to pay
warrants signed Borie, per Porter"
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R.D'ORsEY OGDEN.-To-morrow Monday
evening, Mr.. r. d. Ogden, an actor well
known in the South, commences an engage
ment at this house, when the "Ticket-of-
Leave Man" will be performed. 1t is not
generally known. yet nevertheless true, that
this drama Zone of Tom Taylor's best) was
originally produced in this country at the
New Theatre, Richmond, Va, in the days
of the ConPederacy. Mr.. Ogden was then
manager of the theatre in that city. which,
by the way, is one of the most complete es-
adjustments in the United States, although
built during the war Qs63). Mr.. Ogden has
just closed very successful engagement in
Galveston, Texas, and comes 10 us highly
endorsed by the press of that city.-LoufS-
nile Courier 18th.
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GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND
y COUNTY.-Thc undersigned commissioners
berland county made on the 9th day OF March
1894 In the suit of Ann NJ: Pcttns rs Pettus's ad-
To- the highest bidder 1T Cumberland Courthouse,
on MONDAY the st,h day OF May lo6o, Chat being
court-day,) the TRACT OF LAND OF which Hugh
NJ Pe,t,is died seized, known IS '.BCEL EIGH
HALL" situated within half mile Of Cunber-
land Courthouse. containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY-SISE ACRES.
The improvements consist OF large and very
handsome two-story brick dwelling with six rooms
above the basement, and all necessary cabins and
out-houses.
Terms OF sale viii be credit OF six. twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, equal install
ments, the purchaser to execute bonds with good
security for the purchase money and the title 10 be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid.
h. ID. IRVING,
JOHN K. WILSON,
my l-2aw.w Commissioners.
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET-EX-
cITENEST IN WALL STR EET.

New YORK, May 19.-Wall street has been
greatly excited all day over sensational rll-
morS, and all the markets were affected.
Money closed fairly easy at ! per cent, with
exceptions at per cent, the supply being
equal to the demand. Prime paper, 7@9 per
cent. Gold was excited. and rose to l4t*,
but reacted after i o'clock, and closed at
1885. Sterling very firm at lO9A @l094.
Governments active and excited, but de-
clincd on reports from London and Frank
fort. and finally closed steady. Stocks gene
rally were strong
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THE TENrRE-or-OFFIcE LAw.-Sccrctarv
Fish to-day submitted to Acknowledgement
Hoar for decision the question of the extent
OF power of the President, under the pre-
sent tcnurc-ot-oftice law, to make appoint
ments during the recess Of the Senate in
cases where consuls have resigned since the
adjournment of the Senate. This law is
regarded ms ambiguous, and 1t Is likely the
present Administration will have as much
difficulty in getting along under il as did the
Johnson Administration ITaslRnqfon tclc-
grGT1, 18th Baltimore SIN.
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Cattle Markets.

MoSDAY.-There were over $50 car loads of Beef
Cattle Mt the markets yesterday, and prices con-
were sold for over lsc. Most If the sales were
made ut about HGl5c. q h. Prices were not firm
md sales were slow at these rates. Sheep.-Ihere
Is dull feeling among sheep-lealers; common
sell slowly at 5616c. n b., live weight prime I'M
shearcd, 74sc.. with few at s3c. q ID. A9gs.7C
common, 1Oc. 2 b. dressed. IaIGlaIc. eaB
Philadelphia.
MONDAY, May lis L. M.-Thc receipts OF Beef
Cattle were large this week, reaching about 200
head the market, in consequence, was very dull,
but prices were unchanged. Extra Pennsylvania
and western steers selling at ei6ilr. few choice
1T l36ll5c. fair to good at sG9c. and common ut
SAFE. u d., gross. rs to quality.
Sheen were DUH and lower IL, 900 head arrived.
and SOLD at 4616c. 2 d.. gross. as to condition.
Hogs were in fair demand ut about former rates
500 head sold at the different yards at sl2nslS Tor
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ANOTHER BREAK IN THE GRAND LEvEE,

Another BREAK IN THE GRAND LEvEE,
lou!sIANA-GREAr DELUGE OF NATEK.-
N,-,n Orleans, May 1S.-Iniormatlon has
been received Of break in the grand levee,
lin Point Coupec parish, half mile above
the new work which has just been com
pIeted. 1t was the BREAKFAST closed at
great expense-wheh flooded SO large a
portion Of West Louisiana the last TWO
wears. The break just reported, however,
j. said not to involve such great danger, as
the leyee is some distance from the rivers
edge, and the water at the break only SIN
feel deep. The break is reported lou yares
wide, but from the high stage OF wafer II
will be difficult, if not impossible, to close
the break.
The Vilere crcvassc, in st. Bernard pa
IRISH, has been abandoned rs hopeless; Inc
break is no.y several hundred feet wide, ana
a great depth Of water is sweeping rmlntef-
ruptedly back TO the lakes.
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Xirll1nl''ond nij,s;pj1;atch.
THURSDAY. MAY 90. 1850.

NtRGrN1A.--ln the Cabinet on Tuesday the
question of the Virginia election was not
again brought up, and there is DISPOSITION,
now developed TO consider the question dc
iinitely settled, although prominent Wright
ans will make another effort for n reijpcn-
ing Of the case Washington lettcr-Balt-
more Sun
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HEAVY ROBBERIES.

BALTIMORE, May 19.-Richard Pattcson,
money delivery clerk of Harnden's Express,
was gagged and robbed of Sl6,0 900 in the
third story of No. IL North Charles street.
1t happened in public place, while the
streets were filled with people.
New York, May 19.-Edward Richards,
of Chicago, had his pocket picked to-day Of
$4,000.
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BATTLEIN JEFFERSON, La, BETWEEN
THE POLICE AND CITIZENS-POLLCE
DRIVEN OFF WITH FOUR TEEN
WOUNDED-UNITED STATES TROOPS
INSTALL THE POLICE.

WOUNDED-UNITED STATES TROOPS
INSTALL THE POLICE.
New ORLEANS, May 19.-Until last night
the adjoining city of Jefferson, though in
Guided in the Metropolitan Police district,
has refused to accept the Metropolitan
force, offering armed resistance to every
effort made by them to exercise their func-
tons, and in the mean time litigating the
matter in the courts.
Last night the Metropolitan Police Of this
city mustered to the number Of three hun
bred, under 4 captain detailed to take
charge of the Jefferson precinct, and about
midnight made movement on the NUM-
cipal buildings of Jefferson, which were
filed with armed citizens. \ small battle
cnsued, twelve or fourteen of the Metro
politans being wounded-two, it is thought,
dangerously. The police then retired.
Governor Yarmouth called npon General
Mower for troops, one company of which
were furnished this morning and marched
quickly to the municipal buildings, meeting
with no opposition, and installed the Metro
poltan police. The citizens Of Jefferson
were considerably excited but made no de-
monstration against the troops, though they
were only about one-fourth rs strong as the
body Of police that had been driven off. The
troops are still on the ground. None OF the
citizens are believed to have been hurt, be-
lnr pEottCtfI ". i!lt iiiaI hCt-HoliSC "ii'' W.
lice buildings.
The municipal election is in progress here
quietly to-day.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New ORLEANS. May 19.-The Jefferson
authorities, in resisting the Metropolitan Po-
lice, were entirely wrong, in view Of the fact
that the supreme court had decided that the
metropolitan organization was legal. 1t is
stated. however, that the MetropoitanS
commenced firing on the Jeilersonians last
night without stating their business or who
! they were.
ii appears. from all accounts, that the
number Of .JcffcrSOnians engaged in the fight
was ONLY eight or ten. \ large number OF
citizens, however, were assembled this
morning, but on learning of the approach OF
the military dispersed.
Accompanying the infantry were twc
howitZer>, all under the command OF Gene
raj Mower in person, accompanied by CO.
vernon Yarmouth and Police Superlntcn'
! dcnt Cain.
After the NIctropoltanS obtained posses
sion they proceeded to revenge their defeat
/ of last night upon the unoffending bystand
erS, number of whom were badly beatcl
with police clubs, and citizens were indis
criminatcly arrested. An old gray-headct
spectator. and Il butcher standing quietly
1t his stall. We're among those beaten. The
violence of the Metropolitans was entirely
urprovokcd, and was directed against I'M
s,lspccting and unarmcd byStanders, tht
! municipal officers having disappeared.
! Considerable excitement still exists il
Jefferson, and one company of troops re
main there.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and EIonr Markets.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 10, 1895.
OFFERINGS.
I COra--Whitc- So bushels. Mixed 5as bushels.
! Oats,-5ss bushels.
( SALES,
: Cbrp.-White, 448 bushels good Mt SOC. 60 BUSH
els very good at sic. Mixed EOS bushels very good
at soc.
! Onts.-ss bushels good at e4c. 60 bushels dam
aged ut s9c.
80. RE-ExHIBITED.
C0rp.-Miyed. $50 bushels.
OCis.-5Ts bushels.
Observation-Disclosures Of Corn to-day 9s2 bushels
OF which $50 were re-cxhibited and 7os sold. Mar
ket but moderately active, the only purchasers
being millers. Oats very dull. Nothing whatever
doing In Rue.
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Foreign Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. May .-Np0n.-COnsols, 92i. United
states bonds steady At ~.
AfferROon.-Unit bonds quiet at ID
LIVERPOOL. May 1n.-NOop.-Cotton opens dull :
mIIdling upland>, ND. !; Orleans, ll5l. No. red
western wheat S. Cd.
.Ifiernoon.-Cotton flat :uplands. ll5Glli'l. Or
leans, llIM ll5d. sales, 5000 bales.
FRANKFORT. May lo.-Unitcd States bonds
closed last nj ght nj slid.
HAvRE. May l".-Cotton opens Fat: tres ordi-
nairc, llf on the spot.
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1II'RDER TRIAL.

SAVANNAH, GA, May 19.-CTSar Wig
gins, one of the negroes OIL trial for the
murder of Brodbackcr and Buchanan pa-
trolmcn) on the 9TH Of December, was TO-
dav found guilty of murder. The others
will be tried in succession.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

LONDON, Eng, May l9.-Ship Margaret,
from Briton Ferry for New York, put into
Falmouth leaking.
Bark Idahoe, from New York, April Slh,
for San Lusan, encountered heavy gales
and arrived at Cadiz. having lost her mast
and being otherwise damaged.
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.--A dclce alton Of
Nirginians is here urging the President to
issue 4 supplementary proclamation order
ing separate vote OH the county organiza-
ton clause Of the constitution.-Spcci
dispatch to the Neto York Commercial Ad-
rfrfiScr.
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DELIEE FOR THE SICK!

la . - .u,~ x.s..,-
How often does IL happen that whole FAMILY
is brought 10 the point Of misery through sickness
of their proyidcr, the husband and the fatner-hc
being unable In such state to labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud TO ASK Tor
assistance In time, exhausting oil their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at
Last there is nothing remaining but utter dcspoad-
cncv.
All this can be avoided by paying Ia good times
small amount 10 the fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief Of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying ~: so
half annually, IS every week when sick or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether tins
disease Is derived from accident or am ofner
cause
The premiums are put so low IS TO enable even
the poorest 10 join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enough TO keep them from
want.
Information can be received at the once OF tho
company, 5lo Broad street,
Agents for all parts OF the eosnsry are
Bodeker Treasurer John Ii. Peln, Secretary;
TRUSTEES John Purcell James aiiie,, Cashier
OF the Union Savings Bank; 3. u. Hosenbaun.
ans
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GAs.-The old Chadwick mansion, on
Congress street, Portland, Me-, was nearly
blown to pieces on Saturday night, and its
occupant, Mr.. Isaac Barnum, was danger
ollslv burned. The explosion was caused
hy opening door from lighted hall into
room where the gas had been escaping for
nearly five hours.
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TIE CINCINNATI SOCIETY.

BALTIMORE, May 19.-The Society Of the
CINCINNATI is holding its eighty-siXth ami
yersaiv celebration at Barnum's Hotel.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State, is pre-
Sjfli no
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MINERS At WORK IN PENNsYLvANlA.-
Scranton, May 1S.-The Delaware, Lacka-
wana and Western Company'S miners, III
Pittston, and the Delaware and Hudson
miners, at ELEPHANT, numbering altogether
more than 5000, are and have been steadii!
Al work
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ORGANIZATION OF THE MEMPHIS con-
MENTION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 19.-The CONNER
cial Convention met yesterday, sixteen
western and southern States being repre-
sented. After ellecting a permanent organi-
cation it adjourned until to-day.
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I IAiE, LINE, LlME.-Daily expected
/ ! 10 arrive from schooner Laconia, L 900 casks
SUPERIOR ROCKLAND LINE, on consign-
ment and will be sold TO the trade at the lowest
market rates by PLEASANTS Il ROSS
my l3-lw No. II Fifteenth street.
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MINISTER MOTLEY SAILED FOR EU-
ROPE.
New YORK, May 19.-MiniSter Motley
sailed for Europe to-day.
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vNRI-sTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

rJ,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LAND IN GLOUCESTER COTSTE.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed b. Edwin lalla-
ferro to the subscriber for certain purposes There
In specified. the subscriber viii sell on SAJ K
DAY the 10Th day OF May. 1899 at Gloucester Court
house at public auction. To the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on North river
In Gloucester county, adjoining the lands OF
Warner +. Taliafcrro and others. -
This tract Of land contains ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE ACRES, lies Immediately on North
river IN one OF the most desirable neighborh0ods
In the county There Is on the place good barn
and ohcr necessary out-bGildings. and the land j.
productive and In i good state Of cultivation. IL
Is rarely that such desirable property Is offered for
sale.
The terms will be accommodating. Selling rs
trustee. will only undertake to convey such int
Is vested in by the said deed Of trust, but
the title Is believed To be perfect
For further particulars, or any information on
the subject Of this land persons who may desire IL
purchase are referred to Richard $. FOlkes Of
Charles City county; 10 General William b. Talia-
ferro, Of Gloucester or TO the subscriber.
w. SHEPARD MILLER,
ap 3O-swtdS Trustee.
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WILLIAM wILDT WOULD RE

WILLIAM WILDT WOULD RE-
w SPECTEULLY inform the ladies and the
public generally that he has now removed to the
store No. 327 BROAD STREET. three doors from
the corner of Fourth, where shall keep on hand Il
large and wcll-sclccted stock Of HAIR GOODS,
'H''f BRNS1Ds.
FRONT BRAIDs,
FRIZETTEs.
and everything In my line to be found In a first
class house shall also give my best attention 70
JEwELRY. JEWELRY, and all kinds of HAIR
WORK. Thankful for the liberal patronafx, BE-,
slowed on me hSret2lorc, j. nv stsnS S'ci
WILLIAM WILDT,
nv lin 32I Broad street
ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE.
l l7l4 Main street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Also EKE5 MEA1E, Te RF attsr
BEEF and HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked:
CLOTHES LINES. one-Cuarter mile long 81, or
TEAS GROCERIES WOOD NV ARE.
BROOMS, and anything else. Please go and see
or come to r. +. JAMES, in the First Market - for
choice BACON, &c. my 7-9m
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY JUNE l.
They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Covington. in four hours
time by comfortable stages, over a fine turnpike
road Of easy grade, passing In full view OF the
ee'e'' 1'e' FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The accommodations are ample for three hun
dred visitors, and the equipment and management
equal to those In any city hotel
Thc luxury and inyigorating effects OF the hot
and cold baths are acknowledged by all who have
tried them.
! Pamphlets descriptive Of the virtues of the wa.
tiers, and attesting their wonderful curatiye pro-
pcrties can be procured by application to Messrs
! PURCELL LADp & Co., Richmond: kEpwELL
d! Son. Washington city; COLEMAN ROGERS
Baltimore: BULLOCK CgENsHAw, Philadc
phia j. Il. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
/ at the Springs.
| Telegraph oflicc at the Springs.
| BOARD: Per day, $3 per week, $50; pei
month. SIS ,.,
ID IT. HcUsTIS, NJ. D., Resident Physician
| 49, JOHN l.. EUBAAh,
| mvl2-de odkswtl5Jy Agent.
! SPOOI. COTTON,
. OF popular brands,
| at Wholesale only.
HALL K HUTCHINSON,
NH 20-eodam Ills Main street, above IWeiith.
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Correspondence of tho Baltimore Sun.
Mrs. Dr. Mary Wa,Hcr-agnin-A Ar
ga2nent on Erecchcs.
WASUlNGTON. MAY |

WASHINGTON, haI 10.
Mrs. DR.. Mary +. Walker is still deter
mined to bring herself prominently before
the public. Yesterday she visited DR.. Met
calf. chief clerk Of the Interior Department,
and made formal application in writing for
the position of librarian. To-day she made
her appearance at the door Of the room of
the Commissioner OF Patents rs mn appli-
cant for IN interview with that official.
While patiently waiting her turn to he adj
mittcd, Mrs. General Gaines. of Louisiana,
emerged from the Commissioners room,
and after cycling the "wOman in breaches"
for awhile, addressed her with the question.
i" Is this Mrs. DR.. Walkcr:" The fair doc
tor replied atlirmativcly, when Mrs. Gaines
said: "Will YOU allow me to give YOU a
piece Of adyice:"
DR.. Walker: ! will not pay anything for
Your advice, but if it is given freely / will
hc happy to receive it.
Mrs. Gaines: ! shall make no charge
for il, and if you act upon it you will DC
benefited by it,
Or. Walker intimatcd her readiness to
hear.
Mrs. Gaines We'll, my advice to YOU is
10 20 home and pull or those brccches at
once and not disgrace Yourself by wearing
them.
DR.. Walker IF / do so will YOU adopt me
~ your daughter.
HlTS. Games uon tilUk | would. ]
have too many adopted daughters already.
nr. Walker very cmphatcaly): If you
would adopt me Is your daughter and give
me everything YOU have in the world ]
would not abandon my principles and ideas
ur change my mode Of dress.
Mrs. Gaines: Your are iniuring Yourself
~ dressing 50. Had | put on brooches ]
should never have succeeded in establishing
my rights. | never put on hrccchcS,-no,
not even my husband and with the bless
in. Of God lncvcr will.
Ni>. Walker You may not dress in this
costume and vet dress ~ unbecomiugly in
some other garh. You Wear feathers and
flowers in your hair. while there is nothing
Of the kind to be seen about mine.
Tue argument upon the merits of the two
STYLES Of dress WaN"d warm, and had at
tract"d y large crowd of clerks and visitors,
when the bell struck, and Commissioner
Fishers messenger announced that the
Commissioner was now ready to receive
Mrs. Walker. when She entered the Com
mi>~ion"r'> room, and Mrs. Gaines departed
in another direction and left the building.
tn" crowd in attendance was highly amused
n the interview. What occurred i'll the
Commissioners room has not TRANSFERRED,
but when Mrs. Walker emerged she did not
look rs though she had secured an office.
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aTATTISGS AND OIL-CLOTHs.

TAPESTRY. THREE-PLY. INGRAM, ard
vEi'VET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
CANTON and COCOA MATTINGS, all widths
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADEs, ~
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTHS.
PIANO and TABLE-COEERS
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS Tor furniture
am now receiving 4 stock Of the above, anu
WIZ 9't' - II. p. RICHARDSON,
an 70 I'm corner Ninth and Main streets
ALI KINDS OF PRINTING DON T.
AIN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART Al
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DEAPING AND NOW IN 6 MA
II CHINES.-The attention Of farmers Is called
to my large supply of WOODS REAfEKs said
10 be the best machine In uSc-only requiring Two
ava Is. II. STARKF,
~. On Old otsw ot,y No. 1910 Main street.
GREEN CLONER.-My carts will begin
VI 10 deliver To parties living west OF Twelfth
street GREEN CLOVER Tomorrow: --
at nv locked box AT Lipscomb's livery stable, on
Secnnd street Terms. ten cents per bundle cash
on de livery. n. f-~oo" L, aiAshoii"'