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# CoPrss OF me NATIONAL Rnrus11.
CAN" can be obtained every morning ct the
following places, N'.'i.''
WARRINGTON. .. .Br.ygp
BrsHor's NEWS STAND. willards, Hotel. a.
BARKxR's News Stand, NstiouAf Hotel. 4,
CocHRAr's News STAND, Mstropoihtan
Hotel. ~ "a it'' Z. ~ ~
wisKBRaosR's Nnws srAsp, ESsits Houss.
KIMBALL's Nsws SrAHp, Ssatoa Heuss, n
wiLKirs' Nsws srAup, 81. Jsaes M0ssA
Z. aauxR, News Dealer, INK PsSnsyfvania
avenue, between Seventeenth end Eiahtsenth
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No. ass seventh street, opposite the Post
ONCE. Too t'''' ff1H' % y .. o.. poo %.
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ner OF Eighth and = streets. .4s RI ..a.. .n.,1
w.D. b. MAJOR, at ailbert's Dininr Saloon,
s31 T street, between Ninth snd Tenth strests
JoHs O. BuRaxn, No. ne r street, between
twelfth and Thirtcenth streets. mid 800 . ri
JoHN A. BurLKa, stationsr, ~ ?. near rhir-
teenth street.
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Four.snd.ahalf street and Penasyivasis ave.
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Stationers, Alo Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four-and.a.half and Sixth streets. a.sf,r. H,
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street, corner New York avenue. al
OHAs. II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between T and q atreets. ~ ~
JAMES BsLLxw, stationer, tsos< Seventh,
between q and II. r.....H ......., ,t,5
s. q. 8. BAnBoua, stationer, sIs Seventh
street, between II and streets. ~
JoHE A. vAr DoRAN, StAtioner, Il south 4.
street, between New Jersey avenue asd First
street, Capitol Hin. ..t4-
WILLIAM BARTLETT, Stationer, No. 90 east
UspitoI street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill. .. 'rf.r
s. O. MILLS, stationer, II street north, tive
doors east Of Third street west. a o.. b.
RIou. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner OF Eighth street east and = street south.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
GEonaETowE.
q. T. aKrrY h Co., ststioner, 100 Bridge
street. rf
WIN. A. HERRoK. i2s Bridge street, l.r.
ALEXANDRIA. r.
GEo. Z. FREsoH, Bookseller and statiosn,
o5 King street.
J.T. Cox, News Depot and Dollar Jewsiry
store, III King street. n
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL AND FORAGE,
OFFICE CHEZ orAKIBRNAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRACT,

RICHMOND, Va, August H. 1902.
AZ thi. ofce until p. m, Of "WEDNESDAY, tho
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
% the Post ouartermastsr at WINCHESTER VII.
ginia, In such quantities as may be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post during
the period ending June 30, ls70,
be dry hard and FREQ from small or crooked limbs;
for osts. to be sound, eisAn and weighing not los,
cured and Of the beat quality.
B Bnnt fG arm cor srg can e OBJ
Isined at the office Of the Post ouartermanter at
by order Of The Commanding General First Mil
tary District. J. q. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel Quartermas ter U. 3. Army, Chief
ouartermaster First Military District.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
mol o. or,icr ssqnssAaf s.Ea.s rs.

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sissss sssss.. ssse' .Isis,.s 70 :. q DE. sssS
pest Quality. and TO On sppfsveq "'hsi se'f'-'
re LGa CLASS Pa !,r ILL.,, ,,. ''a' Of
nss t % m''sh not les" has q po.nA' A' r'sr
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ssd,S SsisS so' ls'' 'Sss "a ponds &c dc Ts.H .
peNs o no roam. c.r,rids 4. p,n., ,.r, to,,h ,,f
viii s:fy .%eoss :ari,ss.: Y y = insbss .aa.is
per roam, 49,. -.
viii ysIy inossh ssrfsssii BY 10 inches siusis.
!. ~ Z 10 t'am. .i sof' wf.pP'us r,p'r, per
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ard hard s.isssstsa. plain. sad @ SeisS so' ls..
than Poands 70 the rsaml pr ssam. ~ f.L ;. .
slsssd .sd s.IS ss!s. 81 ' hlsA,'
sissed md hard ssieadsrss, rsY.s, pes roam. 1n''
si.isd and hard eAlsat.red. P!sin. sfrs.m. ~
Payer. highly glazed and hard s.isndsisS. raisd.
no. IT, 10 roam. whit..ls,a Gonnsre,.l Note
II US s'i$P > ,..n. snail Not. Paper. a,s.,,.,
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No Is sdOIsn Cap Portfolios without looks, p'r
aq ss r. 'as''p Quartz Portfolios. Win i''f- per
rocco ssvs scas.s ssi ss sfs" ..ss psr
aGs,s s1 N, 10 DOZEN m.nonnaus s.os., octave
:sa s: covers '''isial'i two sai'. each
sS e sg,s ss.i p.i Gcis Books
NJ q SdSish improved si iis % hsror.ne. Pile.
and shell handles. 'iivef:iDp'd. assorted styles
No. y. 10 dozen small tive .bl.a.d Bsnsniy..,
HSs Pr dS Dozen r.,, .sr.s.. r..s.,,... ,.sl
Airsi ss; r.
dozen. per do1on. : :, --.-.,Il,..1-l :.
sisss, and Of assorted .tyie.. m dessh.
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pound. Pei. pound. ~,
| boxss, containinG 80 each, per n,
| No. s. 100 gross Matches, on wooden sticks.
made without sulphur. In paper boxes. containing
| 100 matches in each, per gross, 49,
IN. AZ ~ ~ s.,bo Ian dassn WIN o01 OF
nS d knal,ssn Esad TA Psasil rslnsnq ef
| New YORK PER dozen; p, MALL. ,
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NJ S solsa s hS TsSss sS. g. psf S S,a
No. r. IS spoSis Red Taps, Nos. - sSa d II. Der
'pSSS oi a. % eros. Rubber Band. aud Rings, per
srS' 10 ON h.,Is .af, Hsmp rvi... lara. and "a
| 80, nnnnSs 10 ~ h.u -, nann - W
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. | .han, sy.,nnds r. ana hslt mar ponnd "
w. n I'm haiI. n ANAL Brov r tina IN va nj
.ha1t X NON nj 10 the bali. per pound
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| 49,. - - ~. h.n -. pound ~ "~'s'
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Summer Resorts.
MCNTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WILSON LokESTi. Proprie,or,.

MoHraonERr Co, Va. Ju'y1. 1850,
This delightful Summer resort Is now opened for
The HOTEL, CoTTxdgs, BATH ROOMS, &c. ,
have been thoroughly repaired and furnished
throughout 10 the nsatest manner. Its vi noun
tain scenery, picture. qrs and shady wa ks.drves
ment to those In pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages c"htairi IT ~ i've to sixf"'n r'.'ms
zach - be -aehrrd ny addresi tho prbpri. tors.
The fare shall be taGai TO any hotel 10 the nuarry.
Pc tai. 'e!crr.phie anil eIPre.s ODE. At the
hand u wsships,oa. Visitor ir.m Philadllphia.
Baltimore snd wrthinston will pnrchf-e ticket.
Tennessee railroads TO the Big Tuunel depot at the
Springs.
Terms per day, eai week, go, month, t7Oi for
lonser period and Tor larger parties special rates
u ess FOR A sSlr once
jy7.u Montgomery White sulphur springs,vG.
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OHIO IE4ALIHa AIRS,pKpu1I
Bookbinders.

II" BOOK binder AND PAPBR.RULBR.
No nj Peupsylyauia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets south ;idepl .r,oA,cs,.
Books elegantly Of pi Ainiy b9sai: reHOu'"'s
and newspapers earsfgLy AaehdeaW'
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inches ~ 9inches square, $50 leaves per doren,
No. H. ldoien MoOrc's Improved Blot'ers' large
No M doIsn packs BlO!,lS Ss, PADS for A00r0'
patent sl0t'ssf ore sT p..f ss corners
for holding plotting sheets, 10 Inches by alnehes
No. Isl 10 DOZEN packs plain white Cards sec
No is 10 dozen packs Cards in paper cases.
oI No 81 y dciea boxes rssdy-mado Quill Pens.
No iss 800 sheets Parchment, 49,. inches by nv
No. IS8 DOZEN half-pint bottles Purple 'b
No, ~ 5 DOZEN pint bottles Purple ~" Ink
p'Ns No S' ia dozen quart bottles Purple "B Ink
No 49, dozen 6-quire Record Book In IS,
| ches by IL. inches square, indeNed 'htoush' p"'
No. 40. 2 dozen IquirS Record b2Sss n M,
| ehes BY IL. Inches square lhueN'N '"''Ue"' W.
'NNssn in 2 dozen squire Record Bo9Es In,
a9ssn' ia 2 doIea 2,qulre Record Books, In.
ehss BY ii inches square. indexed through Per
dGNls N lp dozen equlre, Record Books, 0 in.
! chss by nv inches square, indexed In front per
dG SS IA . dozen 1 quirs Record Books. in
ches by ia inches square, indsxed In front, per
No lp . dozen Squire Record Books, Gin.
No Ia, 4 dozen 2.quire Record Books In,
shes by IN Inches square index'd IN iron" POI
dozen.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDIses,

HnAparAirrss PIR-r MURRAY DIsrRIcr.l
.OvyieE CHIHT QuAkIEInAsfEE, I
RIoHnoBp, VA, August ~ lsp
st this once until Il m, q sArURDAY, ssptem-
bsr ., lep. for the pprehAse from the Ubed States
ou.rtermssser's Department at Riehmend, Vir-
EEPIIR SHOPS. on the Canal, below Seventeenth
YoRxai fEHousE, at the Rockets.
Proposals may be made for the " hole or any one
Of the and further TO size
OF the buidtpEs and manuer OF sale, be obtained
on Application At this once.
The. sryslopss scntaiaing proposal. TO be On.
dorssd " Proposals. for Buiidings, " and forwarded
By mail to THIS ONCE
By order OF the ouartsrmaster General .. 8.
Army. J. O, CHANDLER,
ousrtermsster, PIrst MiIitsTy District suas5t
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ioPosALs YoR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

s,o,,oxsI%s% siiII.ss:,SI.;;
s 81: s;sS s:h i
q hall B.r5.lf FAMILY FLoUR.
80 q P PSasS: SbkhAsTIsE CANDLES
Conditions. 40. Is heretofore A. PORTER.
B,: MIR , M SA S,, Gspni.'sry 81 sSS:'
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
R9nr wt.IIIoros. NJ. AUGUST p So
sRsd Viii r - rs ssIIyd 5,
dsrsigned until 10 o'clock. a. m. SEPTEMBER 10
iS''' for 'u''l'inifR FRESH BEEF
tc 4!hhs .r SS 81; .,thi: Pei. 49,, :, ,. .
s, I5s 70 ss
cost = .SsS assstity !. nay b: from tns y l%s:
:aS ass q s' nss pSf
Tss neck. q The cattle .l.ushtstsd fYr beef 70 be
S arf and ss g. s@ cd
n,sd qSsS,sIs from six to eight inches above the
,is ~ S
S ee
;Sppiisd hsrst,Gm With such shSiss YIs.h sstl as
Inc and Porssr.hOuss STEAK standing Ribs or
These contracts to be In force six months, or such
less time as the Commssar General shall direct.
commencing the LIST day Of October, lsd and sub
ject 70 the approval Of the Co nmandinE General VI
| the Department OF the Bast.
In case Of failure or deficiency In the quality or
quantity oftheFresh Beef sipulaed 70 be delysred.
!he1 The Gonmls.ary at Fort wsshinst9n, MARY.
| land shall have power to supply the deficiency
| by purchase. and tho contractor will be charged
with the difference In cost.
The coptractor be required to inter- into bonds
for the OF one thousa dollars, signed also by
two responsible sureties. whose names must be
mentioned in the bids,
The proposals will be opened at 10 o clock ,p m.
on the roth day OF September. isao. at Port Wa.h:
inrton, MARYLAND, at which time and place bidders
are requested to be present,
Proposals wilt be marked nProposals for Beef, "
| aud addressed, ERWIN sEELEY.
| fIst Lieutenant Fourth Artillery, A. c. =.
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xxyAsHINaTos, ALEXANDRIA,
nuANaE aE TIME

WAsSsshbs9anESosRoETowN RAfhtkso1fbs ' A.
CHANGE OF TINE.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Al, 1868.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. alst, 1885, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains viii run between
Washin gton and Alexandria as follows:
THROUGH NAIL TRAIEs.
Leave Washington. from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot. o 20 a. m. do for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen.
~ streets tfrom Manassas rAilroad) 1857 p. m do
from LynchburG, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
LEAyE wAsHIsdroS.. LEAyE ALExAEpsiA
ssr Az RSs; 4: *; i H.s..
4" " Ills =. 40
L" " rLa p"M'
.. ISL laD
60l I" " AIS
" 80 Duke and Heufy I'D 70
~ Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depot. a!
SIS T. m connect with Orange, AlexapdriA and
Manassas Passenger Trains At b. Asaph Juuction'
for ali points on the line Of that road between Ma
nAsrAa Junction and HArrisonbug:
D. m. connect 1t 81. Aisph Junction with train
riyius al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at s. % .. IN. I.
and In time t,alp tpE ssltat%sTsss
W. J. PHRLPs, GEM Manager. dscOn
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MEDICAL,

PURE-0RNUINE. ....
Great Reduction In Price.
HoFPsMALr EXTRACT lisa beyeIage, Psrtieu;;
IaIiy adnpted 10 parsons OF weak and dsbilitated
sonstiIu iioas, AID those ,uasring ON ,dysPspsss.
place Of and il superior TO ale, porter. and spititu.
ous liquors 10 all eases where nou ishinE beverages
and tonnes arc needed.
JOS. n, Petersen,
s1-solc Agents for the United States. "a iys.u
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Railroad Routes.

kALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ..f
.saG. /. SHlisE iii IA "A. &s4
s ..F GOV run as t isjiss s;1iyfiikoar ~ y
r.; fl; y. Tx ;s;: :E.iisss 2 :. =
: M t q ;ts;iHs ss'a., a1o' and 80.
,,aS <: :sss sne s''r'ia to or
T7gr roR pxITlsoRE.
L'Av."s16s WY ssfaas4iStss.. and 1SD'n'
Low. "a s N IL ssE.,
"A !: 81: q; .:sSy 4,
assil:s y R.is, ss:iiss YIN tis!as from Bali.
6 y {. Va. 5. A.a st VI.
wsssisssos StsiioS fffisStd oass u I'll hour. u
isr New Yers, nhil.d.lphi. .na Boston. zoe
Ak COLE G5o s;,.rst I!.s;t i.:siw
bHs Rtr XXI NV xxA ssaE
b..xs.. sept nd NV Yeg2 ar,
{ !as.s, T.ssss ,sar s s. '-s
s,.,; ..!!i' ss s.. s4i 's.s.9'
and opp'm ON auNpAY. '...-.
,Le.y. for New York a SSo Pm, and Phil.dsl
pfIs ..pi III o Z Tor New Tort onsp p. m train
s.i rA s.S sss THs
ss a' s Ak ..a Ohio
e, : snniS. ia ~ Wa. H. MIIsUR
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-. AN Omaha dispatch says Platte county,
Nebraska, has voted unanimously TO donate
$4,000 to tho Columbus and Sioux City
railroad,
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Architects,
Personal
; ,NITKD sTATRs PATENT oFPICB,

| Nifhp WisaIsSTos, b g., july n. 1850.
On the petition OfW. o; HIoKoK, q Harrisburg,
PennsylyaniA, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted 70 him on the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, $50, and reissued on the 18th day Of March,
1851, for an Improvement In NILS Tor uHndihg
Apples: go ,
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at
this once on the LIST day Of November next Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
aepositions, and other papers should be nled IN
this ONCE twenty dAgs bsforst the day q hshinE.
jysO-PsW CommissioneI Of Patents.
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Aa -icuismrnI Supplements.

II OES rain Rake. Steel ard Iron Garden lie
i Long and h Handle Spa les. Shovcls Aur
and Hay lrks, Grass ami irain Scythes, tai
Cradles, c ,dlc Fingers, Ira, 9 Breast, Touga n
Log Chair Griul.s,ouus, Ffpaing M!ll ST {
all s'scs au kinds a large assc ',ment Of Rod e.
linmcs, for nowing, Farm B,lr, Cutivator n
for sale by j. II GONLEI 4 II
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Eer.. -soiins on.

Member 81 liir Roy 81 C.i-re = rre,ns Isr- On e
uaie lfoin one uf the inosi eb.en' ,Yi-gct ll le n
states, aud the greater part It wt ie has i-en 4
the hospitals ct i.tipt, Plris flnld-ihs ,nd e7
where has effected ~ the t-t as uisb III. Gu
that were ever kuuHn many ir1l ~ ruh u. 2 in
head aud ears when as.err great M yu-ss ~ n nt
Cd al Sudden suiis ttshirinrSs. rh G,rg.ll sashli
attended sometimes wiih ursru OF uld = .ie Gu,
Immediately.
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NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
SSEEETZ.S
CELEBRATED
B i t t er Cords i a !.

This medical preparation ia now offered to tho
public AZ n reliable substitute for the many worth
less compounds which food the market. Itis
purely vegetable, composed Ofvarious herbs gather
n Guar AT, but by its direct and tslutary inAu
enee upon the Heart, LiEes, Kidneys, Lungs, s.S-
mach and Bowels II nes both as a preventive and
for many Of the diseases 10 which those organs
are tubeet. II u reliable Family Medicine, and
can be taken by either infant or adult iSith tho
boneteial Tesuln. IL u certain, prom Vt and
speedy remedy for Diauhna, Dysen,ery. Bow 81
C0mplsini, DyspeIsla, LowbeFs VI Spirits faniings
siek.lieAdAehe, 40. For Chills and RsEefs Of all
kinda Il u far better aud safer than quinins With.
out sry Of iu psFnsious effects Il creates Appe-
ute, pFoTss powsrful dgestsr Of food. aud viii
yhccB scusRfz. ssis Propsis,or.
y W, ca flfthsna nAes 81. rhiladdrhis, Pa
cola BY all DTasgisu rsv. a. % y
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LIVERY STABLE.

INllE 3scribers having puIthased the sloc <
i fxt' as Of Mr.. Charles Blooms Livery std
in Sunb ", wSuld respectfully announce ii
public 4 II they intend idrui' Ing it with first
Hoeses, arriages, Buggi,c md Spring va
suitable r the bu'lness, Rni IN endcayor to B
iI Liver second to none IN Il : section of the q
Oriers Ut az the Central llticl nj any hour Ill
day or NJ 1t, will receive rrou pt Gttoution.
hcgAW eARNsWORs
Sunbur OctohcT T.. 1888.
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GRAND E.ARssssEs SALOON.

The Oldest and most noted Institution
the Kind in Sunbury.
j. w. WASHINGTON,
JIAVING removed to his new building on Third
II Street, between Market and the Depot, is now
prepared to serve his customers better than ever
Having secured the services of first class Barbers
SHAVING AND HAIR,DRESSING
will be executed in the latest style.
The building having been erected especially for
the purpose Of First Class Barber Saloon, and
having fitted it up in the latest style, he hopes to
receive Il liberal share Of patronage.
In the adjoining room first class Confectionery
has been opened for the sale Of
Ecc-Crcasn. Candies. Cakes, lscer,
and nylnerous other Temperance Drinks in common
use Oranges and other delicious fruits and eatable
Of home and foreign growth in rich prciusion and
elegant variety.
Sudbury, September >, 1868
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Nlni-s'i:ie b

reject that sound - ...a -, at,Vea
:. ..,s,trstn prNmrtr cuuuubisi lsPpiutS
.,css, the JpHrnvy through hfr icuviues "a
e.; the prospect hourly tstattis 10 the vieWSW
i'romes shnfuwrd wirh dr4pli. ami f'cd with liz
oly detection that the iar.in,ss Of another be
. y.Itrd with our own
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1868: 1868.
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

NJ. l.. LAZARUS,
would call the attention of the public and her
customers generally, to her large and new assort.
ment of ,
DRESS GOODS, consisting Of pepiins, Dc Lanes,
Reps, Ac., at reduced prices.
CALICOES OF EVERY VARIETY.
WHITE GOODS, including superior article Of
Marseiles
Extra quality of Muslins Drillings, Fine FlOnnels
Canton Flannels, i}almOral Skirts, Shawls, Hoods
Wigan Hoop Skirts of ail sizes and qualities, Gloves
of all descriptions, including very superior quality
Of Ladies' and Gentlemens silk Fleece, Lined and
Cloth Gloves
Ladies', Misses and Glilirens Norino Vests,
Children's Wraps and Hoods, Ladies Zephyr
Jackets.
Blanket Shawls Of the latest styles and patterns
Hosiery, Ribbons, Trimmings and Flowers.
Lnces, Stamped Goods Zcphyrs and Yarns, Tow.
cling Napkins, Quilts, Table Linen, Gents and
Ladies handkerchief Scaris, alaf Tassels,
Fancy Soaps,
Ferfumery, and Toilet articles generally, and a
large variety of Notions and Fancy Articles.
The above goods are held ut the lowest prices.
Call and see them before going elsewhere.
NJ. i. LAZARUS.
Sunbury, Nov. IS, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-04-03
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM OUR SUNDAYS EDITION.
ARKANSAS.
The impeachment of tins Clerk
Fails Through.
A Heavy Newspaper SwindIe.
The Penitentiary RascaIlties.
The Bond of the Contractors
Vanished.
Payment for Those Arms
Wanted.
A Newspaper War-A new Paper
TO be Started in the Con-
serVatiVe Interest.
Payment for Those Arms
Wanted.
River, weather, Etc.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 20.-The
committee to whom was referred the
case Of Wright, Clerk of the House,
charged with swindling and embezzle-
ment, made a report to-day exonera-
ting him from the charge. The swim
ding was said to have been committed
in overchsrging for newspapers furnish
ed the House. The evidence on the sub
ject, taken before the Committee on
Ways and Means, was read, and showed
that the Little Rock Republican, Chica-
go Tribune, Washington Chronicle and
other papers, charged to the House at
about ten cents per copy, while furnished
to regular subscribers at much less. The
whole matter was finally indefinitely
postponed by vote Of AZ to7.
The committee to whom was referred
the affairs Of the penitentlary, reported
the bond cf Hodges, Reay & Auliffe,
contractors, for 100000, missing from
the Seeretary's Office since November
last. The clerk of the secretary thinks
that be banded it to Gov. Clayton, but
the Governors private secretary testifes
that it was not in his Office. Hodges &
Weeks, successors to Hodges, Resy &
Auliffe, have received about SOS, 900 from
the State, and it is supposed that no
security exists for its proper expenditure
or for the management of the peniten-
tiary. The report of the committee was
laid on the table.
A bill was introduced ia the House for
the relief Of NJ. J.. Ries, who gave
note, endorsed by w. w. Welshire, for
over two thousand dollars to- the Mer-
chants National bank, in payment OF
arms for the militia.
The Judiciary Committee reported the
Senate bill declaring Gov. Clayton's
OF martial law valid, MAX
ing no recommendations and asked to be
discharged from further consideration
Of it.
The Republican of to-day says that
just after the action of the House depriv-
ing that paper of the public printing,
Lieut. Gov. Johnson, Whitson and
Smith, members of the Legislature, Of
fsred g bribe of ten Thousand dollars to
its editor, as the price to bstray the Re-
publican and build uP the Conservative
party, Whitson being the speaker on the
occasion. Price says he refused the Ofier
with seorn, and intimstes that new
paper, about to be started here, accepted
it, and is to be devoted to that interest.
The river is falling slowly. Arrived
Van Buren, from above; Cora s., Gin
ciunsti. Departed-Cora s., Fort Smith.
Weather beautiful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-22

"a his friends, and but for the machina-
ti0us of Senter, there would be little
dGubt Of his unanimous nomination.
Senter is by no means strong outside OF
his Senatorial District in East Tennes-
see. He would not be thought Of IL it
were not for the extraordinary powers
which he holds as Governor but by the
free and unscrupulous use Of those
powers he can certainly control the sue
cess;oB.
Nor is there any doubt entertained in
the minds Of any one that he will employ
every agency that he can command for
his own purpose. The latest phase in
this curious intrigue has arranged bar
gain between Gov. Senter and Mr..
Fletcher, the present Secretary of State,
by which Senter is to have the race for
Governor and Fletcher to go into the U.
3. Senate as successOrsto Fowler. The
Wode OF carrying out this combination
has not iranspired as yet, but it can
easily be effected, as Senter and Fletcher
have absolute and undisputed control Of
the entire machinery Of the State gov
ere nmenb
The Democrats are taking no part in
the contest either way. There is no
chance for free or fair election, and
they will doubtless stand aloof, casting
the few votes they are permitted to cast
for such r sdiesl candidates as are most
moderate and cOnciliatOry.
The Radicals are very much dissatis-
fed, and general explosion is looked for.