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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-04

CRHskox Co ssae EaGElaes
Every intelligent sDa thinking person must KNOW
That remedies handed out for general should haze
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of reguisris educated phy siCian Vhose
preparatory studisf nj him fol duties be must
fulfil; vet country is flooded with Door nostrnms
and cure-ails, puris"f ae to be the best In world
whi>s are not or seeas, but always INJURIOUS
The unfortunate ss$ = be PARTICULAR IN seIectIne
his physical 1t Is sntabie yet incontroysrti.
BILE fact, that many sypbilitic patients made mis-
cradle with rum constitutions by maltreatmept
from inexperienced physicians in general practice ior
dbers, that the study and management OF these cone
dlspts should engross the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful in theiI treal.
rnent and cure. The inexperienced general practi.
honer HAVING neither oppertunity nor tirse mas-
himself acquainted with their pathology, coEaTnou
Ing an fDdiscriminate that antQusssd and day.
ser0us weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-04
CUNARD LINE,

By Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage $780,, CURRENCY
steamer OF this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d.
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and al. parts OF Europe, at lowest Iaies.
Through Bills OF Lading given for Aelfast, GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp, and other ports on the Continent;
and for Mediterranean po,ts.
For freight and cabin passage amply at the compa-
Agent
For Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE g.
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston. no2Oeod Iy
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Al vie nave ccmInittel an excess or sny xiasf
neither it be the solitary vice youth, or the stins
ne rebuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer yesrs
SEEN FOE All AETIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Coiticn
sre the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol.
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs for Loss OF BEAUTY
and
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-04

s.ENTS are making fortuI es selling our new
household work, which will prove in every family to
be the y ' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
Chicago.

JUNE 1.-FLoUR-Quiet at 81 75a7 90
for low TO choice spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Le active; sales
No. at 81 18a1 ls1<; No. 2 opened stea-
dy and firm at yesterdays outside
prices; subsequently weakened and fell
TO 81 15a1 151S; closing almost nominal
at Sl15X, cash, and with sellers at
81 127<, seller the month; this afternoon
inactive at 81 Is, seller. June. Corn
Steady and unchanged: sales No. l 6sc:
No. 2 6s11a59c; rejected at 54a541<c; no
grade at 36aSSc: sales of No. this P. NJ.
at 6se, cash. Oats-Dull at 6Oka60 kc;
closing at 6Oa60xc. Rye-More active
and easier; sales of No. at 81 O3a1 o.;
No. at 81 coal O5: closing at 81 O3 for
No. l. Barley-Duu at 81 49a1 so for
Hoas-Actfve, firm and 1oc higher;
sales at s. 50a6 70 for fair to medium;
% S5a9 90 for good to choice.
!. OATTLE---SteadY and active at s. 2oa
5 IS for cows and hetfers; $6 25a7 II for
fair to good; ~ 26a7 371< for choice
steers.
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acknowledgement
NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPH.

"A single skull rGce for $500 took
place Monday p. NJ, on Charles river,
Massachusetts, between L. @. Butler
dc J. w. Randall. the former winning:
distance 8 miles; time 2l minutes, 20
seconds.
-Messrs. Bingham, LouehridGe and
Eldridge, of the Congressional Com
mittee to investigate the charge against
Judge Busted, reached Montgomery,
Alabama, on. Saturday night last.
Judge B1steed adjourned court Mon
day, until Wednesday at II o'clock.
The Alabama Immigration Conven.
tion meets Tuesday. A number of del
egates have already arrived.
The store of N. r. Smith, of Indl-
annapolis. Ind, was robbed of silks val
ued at 81. 900 on Sunday night.
The venerable Mrs. Charles J..
wester, of Philadelphia, was thrown
from her carriage Monday evening,
and killed.
Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has
granted a reprieve Tor two weeks in the
case of Messnor, sentenced to be hang
ed Friday next.
Gen. Sherman and staff, RCCompa-
MED by party of ladies and gentle
men, arrived at Fortress Monroe Tues.
day evening, 10 attend the wedding of a
daughter of Gen. Barry. Gen. Sher-
man received a United States salute of
II guns.
-Perry's drug store, Brink's news
room, saloon and fancy store, on Wa
ter street, Elmira, New York, burned
Tuesday morning; fully insured.
The season at Saratoga has fairly
commenced. and the hotels are in full
blast. The Union Hotel opened Tues~
day.
The Brooklyn, New York, Sunday
School Union, Tuesday, celebrated its
fortieth anniversary. AT the parade
about %. 600 children participated.
The New York State Temperance
Convention commenced its sessions on
Tuesday. Ex.Gov. Myron II. Clark
presided. a committee WAS appointed
to report a plan of orga izatiOn for the
temperance voters of the State.
The Cincinnati base ball club start
ed on a tour Monday to play eastern
cities. Tuesday they played at Mans
field, Ohio. Score, Cincinnati, 4S;
Independents, II. Fair day and large
attendance.
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WASHINGTON:
Appointments by tho President.
rne Public Debt statement Delayed.

WASHINGTON, June l.
The President made the following
appointments Today: W. A. Pile, Coy
ernor OF New Mexico; Christopher =.
Sheath, Consul at ElsInore; VIM: y.
Kendall, Postmaster at Plymouth, ,s1: Mo:
John b. Guthrie, prominent CLERK
In the office OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, for long time, and the le-
gal adviser OF the Department OF inter-
nal Revenue and customs regulations
has resigned.
The public debt statement mas been
delayed until to morrow, owing TO the
fact that all the accounts are not yet
properly prepared. The opinion pre-
walls at the Treasury Department that
the statement will she W large reduc-
ton, though 1t is not positively certain
that the decrease will be ten millions.
It will also exhibit heavy coin and cur
rency balances.
a proclamation has just been signed
and Will be duly promulgated, for the
public sale of lands embracing about
2,500, 900 acres, to take place at Denver
City, Colorado, commencing on the 18Th
OF September next.
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Buffalo,

JUNE 1.-FLoUR-Uncha
GRAIN.-Wheat-F sales no.
2 Chicago 81 26. do. to arrive $122o1si
No. 2 Milwaukee to arrive 81 26. Corn
Dull At 68a70c. Oats-Car lots at Igc'
Rye-Dull and nominal at 81 49,
HIGHWINRS-Declin offered at $780,
FRE1aHTs-13cf for wheat.
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CUBA.


HAVANA y uue II
Thos. n. Nelson, American Minister
to Mexico, arrived yesterday on MS
way to Vera Cruz.
The United States steamer ConcotooK
has returned here.
The sugar market is dull at s9zas7sc
for No. and 9.
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Questions.
LONDON, June l.
Nearly all the journals have articles
to-day on the presentation of an adj
dress to Mr.. Motley, and discuss the
probable future relations between Great
Britain and the United States.
The Times, after contrasting Mr..
Summers speech In the Senate with
Minister Motley's language yesterday,
hopes the peaceful tendency of the lat
ter Is not TO be attributed to appear
ances, but is a real practical indication
of the intention OF his Government.
Setting aside all controversies, Great
Britain offers Mr.. Motley hearty well
come. The Times is assured that both
the Government and the people of the
nation will reciprocate his friendly ex-
pressions.
The Ne1DS says it Is satisfactory to
find that President Grants Govern
ment has policy OF conciliation and
peace on the question of the relations
OF England and the United States. The
Ne10s Is anxious to know the basis on
"ulCu lu6 no" aAO W 1O
conducted; and adds, "but If Mr.. Mot
Iey's suggestions to Lord Clarendon are
pervaded by the spirit breathed at Liv-
erpool, the Americans may reasonably
hope for success. England would be
content to accept settlement arranged
by Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Motley.
The Telegraph says that any proposals
made by Mr.. Motley will be weighed
on their merits. England having made
her protest against Mr.. Summers doc.
trine, has dismissed it from consid-
Grafton
The Star rejoices in the friendly
tone of the remarks made by the new
American Minister.
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Rixer nnd weather.

PITTsBURGH, June l.
p Monongahela feet 8 inches and sta
tionary; weather cloudy and warm
Thermometer 75e. tEa k
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EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs
daily at.:....5:s5 a. m. daily at...niosO a. m.
Mannlngton.s:d6 FARM ont $3.50 a
Fairmont... .-.9:40 Manning ct or. .6:l6 "
ARRIVING AT Cameron .....7:50 81
Grafton at. IO:45 q. m. ARRIVING AT
Parkersbu rR. .4:45 pm wheeling aL,S65 p. m.
"Sundays excepted. SSundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAVEs WEST, VIA G. o. D.
daily at...-1o4O q. M. daiiy at-.....s:2S pm.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.. .....4:45 ''
Sutherland. SGaftSn SIS IS Pm cambTidEe-. ridge rs
HarPer's Fly .&55 am, zanesytlIe. 7S: 7SS =.
Baltimore. ....-6:o6 '' Newark rk.......1O:LO
Wasn't ,nCity $40 IColumbus....ll:30 pm.
%Except Sundays. Cincinnati---49Os am.
except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LRAvH WEST, VIA c. o.D.
wheeIInR Leaves Wheeling
daily at. $50 p. m. daily at......e00 a. m.
ARRIVES AT Beliair r.::..:..-6oo
CumberIand 2:lO q m. BarnesvllIe $50 80
Winchester 9:25 " cambridge 800 ''
Baltimore ....-.S:4O '' Zanesvllle..-S:55 -
PhiIadelPhial9:oo M. Columbus ...l2:iS p. m.
New York.. 400 pm. lCincinnaI1...4l6
MAIL TRAIN,
EAGT-LEAVES WEST, WAC. o.D.
aWheeling %Leaves Wheeling
daily a.. 1850 p m. daily at...... .205 a. Tu.
ARRIVES AT BellRlr..........S:l5 "
Grafton --.-....L3:l6 am. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg.-.7:2 IS Barnesv1lle..4:3 1895
Cumberland-.S:I5 CambrIdge....6:5O a.
Winchester...3:t5p s r. m. Zanesvil ille----7:OO I"
Hagerstown.. ESQ Newark k.-.-.S:So
BaiIinore.,5:EO " IColumbuS,..l 1850 "
Wash'n City,.6:l5 CIncinnati 200 n. m.
@Sundays excepted. RSundAyB excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tons at Baltimore with trains for PhIladel-
phia, New York and Beston At Relay
House, Via Washington City, for all points
9Outh.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points can be pro-
cured at tue office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
K. T. DEVRlES
maylI General Agent, Wheeling.
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Proceedings in the COrtes.

WAUFIDI . OuHVI II
It is reported the Republican MEM
bers will not oppose the final votes in
the Cortes on the question of the future
form of government for Spain, but will
unanimously refuse to subscribe to the
oaths prescribed by the new constitu-
ton.
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Milwaukee.

JUNE 1.-ELoUR-Steady.s
GRAIN. at 81 17H for
No. / In store.
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JUNE 1.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
GRA1N.-Wheat-As shade better: am
Der 81 98 on spot; 81 81 seller June;
white Michigan regular 81 Al. Corn
a shade lower; No. l at CSC on spot; SIC
seller fifteen days; No. at CSC. Oats
A shade lower; small safes at 661<c for
Michigan. Rye-Dull; offered at 81 10
without buyers. Barley-Nominal.
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whoIesale Dru9g4s Gs
.5Faa ~ WHEELING. "a. - isssf- =
Hholesale Agents Tor West Virginia
noVTsdeod6WeOW fSiF
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Hoohand's German Bitters.
AND
IE1.nEIAnn,s GERmAN TONIC.

Thirty five years since they were hrst In
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity to a greater extent, than any
other remedies kno Hn TO the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jau undice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility,T NChronic Diarrhoea,
Disease OF the Kid tneys, and all Disea-
ses arising from a Disordered Liver,
stomach or 1ntesA tines.
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SGuauctal.

Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the nate OF
FoUR per cent per annuIn where the de-
poGit remains six months, aud FIVE per
cent, flor one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers.
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums 10 suit.
a con slant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and 1, 2. 8 q 5c coin, kept for the tac-
commodaIion OF fdepo9lIOrB and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, Pres't-
GEO. ADAMS, Cash'T.
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Transportation.
4 OHIO R.R. 0OMP'Y
>COMMODATION.

nAssENaER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the folloTinT ! scheduIe on and after tho
10th day of May, 1SS9-WheeliraE time.
HRA AESrnAJ ACrNOHrHFnnA TT0N
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DEBILITY.

TKATiON OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
DOSure, FeYerH, DC,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

The English Papers ON the American
OuaRttOnu.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

In cotton goods trade continues mod
erately active, the market being swept
Of all cheap lots offering preparatory TO
advancing prices among jobbers. Rusi-
ness very fair and prices rule for the
most part quite uniform. The only y
changeswhich we observe to-day are In
Clark's "A bleached muslins. which
have declined from 81 to zoe, and Rock
Vile "a bleached have advanced from
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LOGAN, LIST 8 CO.,

EVERYWHERE.
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DRUGGIsTs AND sTOREKEEPEhs
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher.-The Octo'
Der term Of this court convened this morning,
and the grand and petit juries were called and
q number were excused and exempted, after
which the court adjourned until Tomorrow
morning.
EQUIrY OouRT, Judge OHn.-To-day, Linds.
ley AIT. DeKraft ct a.; leave 70 dismiss suit
against J. W. DeKraft on payment Of costs.
0eoreetown Railroad Company; order staying
sale advertised. with leave for trustee TO show
cause why petit IN for partition should not be
Granted. Haines agt. Hatnes; application for
pendente hte. Oorcoran agt Corcoran; order OF
reference 70 auditor. IN re W. =. Brests Sons;
bond ordered to be increased 70 $4,000.
Special Term, Judge Oils This morning,
Brown agt. Jackson; judgment BY default, flual.
Ward agt Hilbron; ordered to be docketed and
judgment confessed. Mcdaniel ACT. Ritten-
house. and Stickney & 90. ast English; iudg.
ments by default.
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GEORGETOWN.


AHoTHEs BAKBER IN rkouBLs.-rhe Law
recently passed BY the Counciis prob biting
thus tar made q case for Justice Backey every
Monday morning. James Sanders, colored
bar Der. doing business on Bridge street, near
Sssnrs. ,s ,S.ho n,mssm IN :, ~ oeiSss
chair. getting his red whiskers dyed black; 10
O'Clock struck, and one side was black while
the other was red; he couldn't turn the man
out, so he flushed hun MP, for which he was
arrested, on complaint OF other BARRIERS, and lie
held for hearing before Justice Buckley this
afternoon.
A HRAvY Toll "A sailor named John Earl.
took notion to cross the Aqueduct bridge
yesterday afternoon on the free list, and WHEN
asked by the toll keeper for his toll, he replied
with a threat that he would pitch the toll
came hack however, Onioer cunningham was
there, and Earl threatened 10 pitch him over
board too. So the ofhcer walked Earl or 20 the
this morning paid fine Of $3.50 This 10 the
first case OF necessary enforcement Of the law
regard TO the collections Of tolls on the Aque-
duct bridge.
LET US HAVE PsAol-rhe differences Of
opinion which have existed for some time be-
tween the two Republican Associations OF
eur town are about to be settled, committees
having been appointed 70 bring about q union
of the autagonistic elements. On the part OF
the Grant and Colfax Club, Messrs william
NJ. Smith, q. +. Mosby, Il. Z. Coakley, ]. ID.
Republican Association Messrs. Alfred Doyle,
Adoiphus Hall, Isaiah Lemon, James Connor
and W. b. Dade have been appointed the COM
mittees to agree upou plan Of Union.
MISSIONARY ANNlvRRsARY.-Thea nuiver-
saIy celebration Of the Bridge street Presby-
terrain Church Sabbath school took place yes
terday afternoon IN the church, which was
completely packed with children from the
various Protestant Sunday schools in town.
The exercises, which were OF the most inter-
esting character, were opened with prayer by
Rev. DIR. McCauley; after which, addresses
Were made by Hon. 5. s. Fisher, Commissioner
of Patents, and Rev. Messrs. Atkins and Mil
Ter. The report OF the secretary showed that
since the OF gsnization Of the Sabbath School
the sum OF $1,000 had been collected for mis-
sior airy purposes.
SALE OF WARIHousE.-A. II. Herr, Esq.
has purchased OF A. II. Boucher, Esq. the
large warehouse on the north bank Of the canal,
at its Intersection with Potomac street, for
$4,000 cash.
RIvIR FRoNT-Entered-S Steamer George
H. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia. The New York
steamer Louisa Moore, Captain Wallace, is at
Alexandra, and will reach her wharf.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGR.-Five thousand
bushels wheat sold this morning on Change at
Sl.45a9i.4S per bushel.
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7 UMBER. WOOD. AND COAL.


We call attention t. cur large stock OF LUMBIR,
consisting of
White Pine, North CsroliBa. Virginia. and East
tern 6hsre framing and Matched Flooring.
Cypress Shingles, Laths; Pictets, plain and
headed; Cedar Posts, various lengths,
Dressed Lumber of ali kinds kept under cover
Walnut, Oak, Ash. and Poplar, thoroughly sea
soned ana nrst rate quality.
first class Lumber Yard
We also deal in W GOD end COAL We have the
"Lykens Xailey.n
Luke ffdler ~ and
ehamoken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain and other well known Whife
Ash Goals.
Oak and Pine Wood. sawed and split and in the
We purchase our stock In the best markets,
which fact, together With our wharf facilities en-
able rs to sell at prices that cannot fail to be sat.
the ton.
. orders By mail promptly filed,
4. EpW'D CLARK CO..
Foot Of 4th street East,
Branch yard Virginia ave. and 9th Ut. East.
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MEDICAL PPSsKsH sF 56Is.Ss, or SF0SaE
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION. lsss-.o
COLLEGE BUIL DING CORNER OF rEyrty
AND STR8ETS.
CITYO VA SHfNGTON.


FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, r. D.
Professor Of Prfnci ples and Practice OF Medicine
Gerersl Pathology and Medical Ithics
FLODQARp0 HOWARD, n D,
and Children.
Professor Of Prineipis. and Pisetios Of Surgery
and eur(ical Anatomy.
JAMES 3 nORGAN, n D.,
Professor of matena Medica and There peutfcs
MoNf00nERY JONES, \. D.,
Professor q Anatomy. General end DescrfDtfve.
J. HARRY THonPsoN, n. D.,
Professor q TS' SSRs snf Surgery
Professor Of General and Physioloeicsi Chsuistry
J. HARRY THOMPSON, M. D.,
Professor Of Clinical Surgery
LOUIS MACKALL, in, q D.,
Professor Of Oliuical Medicine
w. BLISS, n D.,
r0tiiSI ca' :'d Dr. fniE. f'
Il .8s Hysssu
Lecturer on os.eeioSy ana synaesmcIosy.
sfuAsT H HLpRnIfpsSi. D.. Demonstrators
ROBERTSON HOWARD. II. D..
Ine regular course OF Lectures viii commence
oCTObkR and termipste he following n ABOH.
-.
~
GrsSnstsorso f '''-----------.- ~
For f1rther inform All on sdSrecs ''-..'''--'
JoaNson ELIor; =, D.. Dana
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LOCAL n E W s.

Amusements. Excursions. PIc-Ntes. &C,
NATIONAL THfATRs-The Lydia Thompson
BuTlesque Troupe
EXCURSION TO Norfolk and return On IN.
steamer Cot on Mondays and Thursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 q m
MARKRIrzR's Arr GALLEY, 4ss TN street
SMITH Il Strokes ART GALAXY, Gas +
street.
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Alexandria Items,

Alexandria Items.
The Gazette Of Saturday has the following
items:
SIvERHIY HURT-Mr. Harry Kell, Of this
city, late yesterday evening, while riding on
the TOD of wagon loaded with hay, near
Pennington, Prince Georges county, Mary.
iand, accidentally fell from his high seat,
and, 1t Is feared, was seriously hurt. Mr..
Kell was found lying on the side OF the road,
bleeding from his ears and mouth, and uncon.
sctous, and was taken to the hoase Of Mr..
Underwood, who lives close BY, where he 70.
ceived the proper surgical assistance.
REVIVAL SIRvICxs.-Mrs. and Dr. Palmer,
who have been conducting revival services IN
the Methodist Episcopal Church since Sunday
last, have concluded their ministrations and
gone TO New York. During the services which
were In progress before they came, and since
they conducted the meetings, about twenty. "a 70
converts have been admitted 10 church mem.
bership. rH
MOUNT VERNON COTTON FAcfoRY.-rho.
rough repairs are now In progress at the Mount
vernon cotton factory. ~a .E..
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Georgetown Advertisements.

ANNIE YOUNG D BRO. inform the public
that they are still to be found ct
Sc BRIDGE sTRIKT, GEORGETOWN,
where they are now opening Q large stock OF
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY,
which win be seld ct the lowest prices. ocls st.
RYTHOs. D0wLIHa. Auctioneer; Georgetown.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
H3RslS. COWS, HAY, FoDDHR, Hoes, &C,
q On WEDNESDAY, MoRHISG. October
10Th, st 10 o'clcck. I Will sell, at the farm Of
H. the late Hlijeh II Smith, above rennally
stovn. oil q the H1u:ehold furniture two
growing crops, and many articles not mentioned.
Sale positive. Terms each.
The Farm for rent
.u ANNIE II smith, A S
INV FALL AND wINTER DRT GOODS.
Black and cclored silks, irish Poelins, Empress
a. Low a. % cts; Superior double Warp Alpaca;
Black Velveteens; OIoaks: Cloaking Cloths; Plaid,
Striped, and Cashmere ehawls; Beautiful Striped
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to 4l2; CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Satinets, and euittngs: for Men and
sO5s so q, cSo SoS ofs ss az. :.
Brown Muslin, l21i; Apdroscoggtn, Wamsutta.
and New York Mills q reduced prices; Calicoes,
at 8, 10 rs. l6; One Case full 0adder colors at 10
ets L.,s ,sb Bed s% from e se to-
kinds '0' sale '' PH's Iiiii x MILL.s,
1O1 Bridge street,
oc 13-lm Georgetown.