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by VIM. L.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Do ..raf.

Corner Pennsyl " snia avenue and 9Th street
LARGE AND PEREM pTORY SALE,TO COVER
ADV ANCES AND CHARGES. OF LARGE
LOT OF FURNITURE. WALNUT, IIBRtRY
P.BLUR AND CHAMBER SUITS, CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS, PAINTED COTTAGE sIfIr5
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS Ann
ROCKERS, HAIR CLOTH SOFAS LOTTNGES
WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABLES
WALNUT AND PLAIN BUREACS, &c
q On TUESDAY MORNING, DecrrnbeT 18th
" conmencius al o O'Clock, on the first Dor OF
1our spaclJush - esrUoIn, We will self, without
IN treserNe, conf fi-inR
One Rosewood Piano.
ITO alDut Chamber Suits, in oil.
III aluut Par-ar Suits in reps and terry,
livery aud7ome Walnut Dressing Case,
avery hne imported FTenc Clocks
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
MAJ HE top and plain Cottage suits
walnut and plain BcdseaGs and Mattresses
BTnssels, Velvet aud other Carpets
- naIhle-tOp Tables,
Bolster ana Pillows.
StdeoCards, Rockers aud OF Painting,
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs,
Walnut WardrObes.
Large and small Mirrors,
tOpitCes Oil Goth,
Iaps-seat Chairs and Rockers,
walnut Ii uDges and Sofas,
Cooking and other stoves,
Four Sewins Machines.
With many other articles in the Furniture and
House keeping Line. all OF which will be sold with
cut rescrye.
cel0d W. l.. WALL & CO, Aucts
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

Pain il supposed q he the lot o. u DOOR mortals
a. ~ table death itself and liable at any time
remedial agents should be at hand to bs used
emergency, when the seminal principle lodged in
the system shslI eyelOp itself, and feel the
cTUC' aing agonies OF pain, the depressing inu-
PAIN KILLER, whore fame has made the circuit Of
the gbe Amid The eternal ices Of the polar regions
or beneath the intOierabla and burning OF the
tropics its virtues are known a1l appreciated
Ia der all latifudes. from the one extreme TO the
other, suffeTiT humanity has found relief from
many of its ills by its The wide and broad
over WHICH this medicine has spread, Arrests It's
value snd potency From q small beginning, the
Pain Her has pushed gradually along making Its
own highway, solely by its virtues such mex
am Piled success and popularity has brought others
Of name. 70 usurp the confdesce OF the people and
turn IL 20 their Swn eelshness and dishonesty, but
their efforts have proved fruitess, while the Pain
Miller Is stu growing In public favor. dee-eolm
TIT RSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER j. The best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price Is and 50 cents.
JOUVENs NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price cents. de5 ly
THESE FACTS DRMAND IMMEDIATE OOH
elDEkATlOh.-Dfsease should be guarded against
or IL must be cured. The alternatives are death
such consequences a. render life burden. Combat
order, reg usts the female system. promote the ~.
ism, incres the vigor Of both BODY and mind and
relieve the children Of simmer plaints All this
ness By Charles Gautier's Native Wine Bifters; %
says DC puiar opinion endorsed by many OF the most
eminent ply scisns, who assure MS OF the complete
lutely driven them ont Of the market where u has
been introduced 0sutiers Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of al druggists. os1an
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY LATIMER CLEABf, Aucuoussrs,
~ (Srccessors TO Co ser Lstin.erJ
Southwest corner Penn "a avenue aud nth streef

m LATInEs 0LEARr. AaeuOn.srr.
1 ls1ccessors TO Oo5ser \ Lstiner,
| southwest corner Penn q syenne aud nth Stree
a BY virtue 9. . deed Of trus from samuel
., ,sa in L6sr q and r. t2s as etc, ons
by order Of the party secured thereby xl ell at
pst,sS suS ct on the grsmi.e, on FRIDAY; the
in the afternoon the following real estate. to wit
Part OF Lou numbered one tD and sev-nt--u. u }
lsSs in the city Of Washington and District \ c.,
Iumbia, beginning for the = point in said
north SOUTHEAST corner Of sid lot one
thence running north with the line of first street
bered seventeen, az, and the center Of twelve foot
alley isid ont 20 DE forever kept open In the re
RED seventeen, on , in said squsre, thence
thence south a ae ss sfss feet sTlp
with the line of First street east and thence east
ssy enty seven feet parallel with north street 20
The above property is located in one of the hes,
ing terms loo cash balance in six aud aud Twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the promises
81" to be paid on tbs es sIX Fl sale sv,sc
oc2Sd&ds LATIMER ULEARy, Aucts.
n THE ABOVE SALE is PosrpOsED until
Thu ThU RsDAf, December Ist, $50; same hour aud
noiS-dsds LGTIMER s cLEARY, Iacts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONEp until MONDAY. December ~, $50, same
NG G and place T. EA 9fS1 # arqsis
10y LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers,
II Successors TO Cooper a Latimer,l
southwest corner OF Pennsylvania sv and 18th st
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On THE NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA
NENuE, BETWEEN 24TH AND 25rH
sTrBSEEETs NORTHWEST. AT PUBLIC
Il On MONDAY AFTERNOON. December
e., 18th, lS0. at "A O'Clock, in front OF the prem
s6lses, We shall sell Lots A b, q. u and in
square % Lots b, q, ID and are improved By three
story brlck residences in good condition
Terms: One third cash balance in 6 aud IL months
with notes bearing interest secured by deed tru.
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. 500
down on each purchase Mt time OF sale stamps and
yancDg at cost of the purchaser If the terms
OF 50 are not complied with within FIVE days from
the day OF sale the property will be resold at the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser giving
nve DAY notice In some newspaper printed in Wash
de5 tbs Patti LATIMER CLEARY, Auct's.
RY LATIMEB OLEARY, Auotioneer.,
- Successors TO Cooper Latimer,J
Southwest corner OF Pennsvlvania ave. and llth st
UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.
a On MONDAY AFTERNOON, December
tTcl2 1870. At ia O'Clock, the premis Sos we
shall sell Lot ID, in Square %, situated on the
VGstslde II street, near the corner OF a0th.
Terms One half cash, balance in AMI IL months
secured by deed 81 trust, with notes bearing inter
est COnyevaLcing and stamps at cost of tbs pur
de7-d LATlMER CLEARY. Aucts
DY WIN. L.. WALL q CO. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
N N Nh.
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Rf LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
II Successors to Cooper Il Latimer
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and HIN e.

- By virtue Of a deed of trust. dated August
Ia lst, $50, and recorded In Liber, No 622 lilo
@4I2, Of the land records of Washington county
IN the District OF Columbia, from Fielder X Dor
sett sr 10 the undersigned trustee and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, shall sell in
q December, 1870, at O'Clock J.. NJ all that Lot Of
Ground, situate in the city OF Washington, ID. q ,
original lot one (ll in square numbered seven han.
dred and Nv enty three, 723 recorded in the Sur
veyor Office OF the city OF Washington, the same
extending from the southeast corner of said sanare
SIXTY three (63 feet and thirty three hundredth ON
street north, and fifty (50D feet and eleven hun
dredihs 2 street east containing four thous md
one hundred and twelve feet of ground prov ed BY
tive story Double frame House
Terms OF sale One-third cash: balance in six ard
twelve months. with interest. secured on the prop
e'ty sold One hundred dollars down on day of sale
COnN ey ancipg and stamps at cost of purcha err
X. Il PIILBR6OK Trustee
del0-dts LATIMER a CLEhRY Sncts
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RY LATIMEB OLEARY, Auotioneers,
ID Successors to Cooper l. Latimer,J
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvanfa ave- and llth q
by WIN. l.. WALL a co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
No 900 and 9O2 PennsYlyania aranne

rR9XED REAL ESTATE ON NOaTH . ST,
AT THE CORNER OF 10TH STREET WEST.
<tzA BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated April u.s.
~ d, lst7. and duly recorded in LIber I O \
Net O. i i90 80 Of the land records for
parties cured q ereby, will sell public auc.
the h sd ay Of seGo G1
all Of Lot numbered twelve l2l and the eastern rart
fhree and ei ort @ IN s21sTe % @
Washington, ID. O., and all the buildings and i'm
PROV ments thereon the said eastern part said lot
,even lIl having front of twenty two 22J feet and
iNt3 inches OF North Fsirset and a d, pth Of one
Ia, ing a front of seventy two (72D feet and stx &,
inches on the south side Of North r street This
E5SF is ~e improved and nc" yields large
Terms: One third in cash, of which 500 must be
Interest i'll d II. Is, aud "a months dars of sale
ard secured by deed Of trust aud insuran e to the
With within one week after sale 9TH rwise tn frus.
tee reserve the ,ght to resell The property tr one
chaser ALI convey aBciBg and stamps nj purchasers
cost. 4 MM TH4s tJ B.RShhpLAi,} Trustees.
des-eoSds WM. L, WALL & co Arot,.
BY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 7th and d streets,
TRgsTEEs SALE pFvALUABLF IMPROVED
"A AND bEFs sfaEEf fsR SoKTA YESr
No 5ss a fs tq 81 rf Ss 4 f. Il liza
cords Tor Washington o,unty in the District Of co
by, will sell, AT public auction. in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 1;h 4 AZ OF Decern-
Der, A ID lslO, az 30 o clock p m Lo, nun Jered
sixteen (l6), in Wiltbergers rd cd sGbiTi ion of
square numbered four hundred and forty one f4iIJ
In the city OF Washington, with all the i'm
thereon.
This property is well improved, and is in rapisly
improving part OF the city.
Terms of Sale One half in cash: (of which SlOa
must be paid at the time Of the sale the deferred
payments TO be paid in six and twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, and secured by deed of
trust t. the satisfaction of the trustee The terms
of sale TO be complied with within six days after ay
OF sale, otherwise the trustee right to
resell at rsk and cost of first purchaser after one
week o notice. All cOnyeyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser's cost. WIN. II. WARD, Trustee
no22- eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
rTTRE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED Until
WEDNESDAY, the l4th cay of December, at the
same hour and place. By order OF the Trustee
dee GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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THE w AR.

List NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.
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BLOOD! BLOODi BLOOD
IL. L. HELMBOLD,S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SdRSAPARILLA.
For Purifying the Blood, removing al Chronic Con-
snt1uon al Diseases arising from Impure state os
the ahd the onis Tetia0ie and efiectual known
remsdy for the cure Of Scrofula, scaId Head Sslt
hheun' Pains aud sweilings VI the BOnes, Ulcera-
lions ~ The Throat ard Legs, Blotches Pin nes n,
the Face TeIter, Erysipelss and ali seals
Of the skin,
AND BEAGTIFYING TIE CnMPLIxInH
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AUCTION SALES.

Ky LATlmER CLEARLY, Auctioueer.
successors TO Cooper L. atimer
southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and Ilth street
FISHING LANDINGS TO BE RENTED BY
AUCTION
VIII be rented at auction on TUyS-
%@>ASDAf, December 20. NJ l 2 clock IN a.
tl az" ION rooms, Tor the fishing season of lsTI The
NAlusbIe AND faVorahly Known Fishing Landings on
we rotohac river viz. The white Hon ,e ackno II.
rOS'd one % the best shad landings aud the Syca-
NOR, good Tor both herring and shai fishing
Terms AZ sale.
GEO. A. BOHRER, For Sarah otterback
Ia, - LArlMER & CLEARLY,
HeIt lAiex. Car AuctioneerI.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- NO Jig southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND
sho.ND,hAND FURSlTURE, STOVES, &C :,
q On TT EsDAY MORNING, the 18th DAY Of
W december, $50, commencing at 10 O'Clock
~ We shall sell, az the Furniture Store of X
tBuchly. No. 4Os 10th street, near PennsyI-
yania avenue, his entire stock Of New and
second band Furniture, consisting of every thing
u,latly found in u first class establishment.
The above goods will be Did without reserve, as
Mr. Bnchly has entered into partnership with Mr.
II. Towles. and Will open in a few days in Wood
wards Building with first class stock of New
Furniture. GREEN A WILLIAMS
delo-2t Herald 1t, Repub. 2tI Auctioneers
II LATImER a CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
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@THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
tn MONDAY. the 9th day of December ls7O, at the
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee
no 3 eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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We ore now receiving from the manufhct urers
very large and handsone assortment Of CAB-@
which We invite the attention of buyers, - Il
ell Of excellent workmanship, which has II
been made to order. and 70 which We respect
fully invite the attention Of buyers before purehs
ing elsewhere. WI. i. WALL 90,
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL SATURDAY, the ! 9th day of December
az same hour and place By order OF the TrH
de5eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FvNHIS Is TOGlNB NOIlCG. That the subscriber
i has obtained from the supreme Court Of the
tiers Of administration ON tho personal estate OF
slCKNOh HEXTER, late Of Washington coun-
against the said deceased hereby warned to OK
hibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber, or before the 19'h day Of November
ne 1t: they may otherwise By Law be excluded from
Al benefit Of the said estate Given under my hand
this 18th day Of November $50.
de2f,M' I, RlXTI8, Administrator.
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Am nov selling n reduced Prices, for cash u my
Marble works, north U street and New York ave
nue, near the Treasury Department.
WI. RUTAEBFORD.
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At O'Clock precisely viii commence to sell
TOYS,
consist ing OF full line Of
Dolls. China Cups aud saucers Vases Of every de-
scription, ami Bohemian Glassware Of endless
variety.
The sale will be continued DAY aaa ight, without
particularly call the attention OF the public to
the grand Toy sale An ava.af he OF Toy. on hand
The stock y III 10 cold without ressrye
.. 7. CoLBWEkL GO ,Aur,ioneers
deS At ,. sAAS1AG, Saiesm.n
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FIFTH EGITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
from WASHING TON.
IiiesaI Trade in Tobacco.


Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WAsHINGToN, July ga circular letter from
the Internal Revenue Office has been issued,
stating that for some time evidence has been
accumulating of constant and increasing illegal
trade in manufactured tobacco in the rural and
border districts of the South and West, largely
through the instrumt ntality OF peddlers and
small manufacturers, who, ii is said, sell tobacco
at prices which preclude the idea of honest pay
ment of all tax due thereon
These tobaccos are put on The market by
using-First Counterfeit stamps.
Second, BY the use of genuine stamps which
are removed from packages which have been
emptied; and,
Third, BY the getting up of empty stamped
packages of stamped portions thereof and
using them q second time.
The Commissioner therefore calls on all local
internal revenue officers to use the utmost vigil
lance and energy to break up this illegal business
recommending them particularly to keep o
close watch over the doings of tobacco peddlers
examine their stock as often as found travelling
through the country selling tobacco, compel
them to destroy the stamped portion of every
box as soon as emptied, and ON Refusal to do so
institute proceedings for lines and penalties.
Several other remedies to prevent violations
of our law in this respect are cited, theyCom-
missioner asserting that, by vigorous and un-
ceasing efforts on the part of local revenue
officers these frauds can and will be suppressed,
and it is the expectation of the revenue Office
that such will be the case.
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FROM EUROPE.
No Euungements Reported.

LONDON, July ga ?. M-The news from
the seat of war this afternoon is not important
No reports of engagements other than those al
ready forwarded have been received either here
or of Paris,
Rr3 safe Arrival offhe IioisntIa.
PLYMOUTH, July 22.-The steamship Iolsa-
tia, from New York arrived at this port safely
to-day. 1t is not yet known whether she will
proceed to Hamburg. 1t will be remembered
that report was published yesterday that q
French frigate was cruising about the Eddvstone
Lighthouse, and it was supposed she was wait
ing to intercept the Holsatia. The officers of
the latter steamer make no mention Of having
hnan diefIrhpd
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"A woman near Quincy, Illinois, has been
weeping continually for ever three weeks. Her
husband and the doctors have been trying every
means to stop the lachrymal iow, but she re-
fuses to be comported, and sits and silently
weeps. A good subject for sentimental poetry
but not agreeable to have about the house.
The Elmira Advertiser tells about three dar-
ing youths who set out from that village the
other day for Baltimore by water, in q skift.
They took along three baskets of champagne,
q keg of lager beer, demij johns, blankets, ropes,
and one loaf of bread. A small quantity of
bread for this intolerable deal of champagne
baskets, demijohns and beer kegs.
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Bait,mor. Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. July 22.-Cotton dun aud nominaly
19c Flour firm and fairly active and stock very
prime; sales OF red at sl6O@1 so; white nominally
S1'G54 So Pennsylvania, s1650 1'T2; Western no.
minay 81 ESQ 20. Corn-White higher at 81 22a 25
yellow, S115. Oats-new higher; sales at 57@6Oc. ;
old, 62@G5c. Mess Pork firm at s31. Bacon firm
lSEc.; shoulders, 15Jl@152ic.; hams 26c Lard
drmer at 17@1TNc. Whisky quiet and scarce at sl'O4
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DIED.

HowBIL.-Suddenly, on Wednesday evening July
20, REBECCA L., wife OF Zophar O. Howell
Due notice OF the funeral will be given. 81"
HUAPHREY.-On the 2lst instant at the residence
OF his father, No. 2l24 Spruce street, FREDERICK
HUMPHREY, in the 23d year OF his age,
JoHEsoE.--On the 10th instant, HENRY L. JOHN
SON, in the 25th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Morn
ing Star Division, No. &c. Sons OF Temperance; Pc
nobscot Tribe OF Red Men; and Typographical
Union, are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
from his fathers residence No. 1928 Parrish street.
on Sunday afternoon al O'Clock.
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TO SUMNER TOURISTS.
T EHEGH COAL ~ NAV. G0,'A
RAILROADS.
PLEASURE TRAVELLERS

PLEASURE TRAVELLERS
For the valleys OF WYOMING AMI LEHIGH, for tna
CATAWIsSh RAILROAD, AMI for the SWITCH
BACK RAILROAD, celebrated for its magnificent
views, should take the
9'45 A. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN from the NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DEPOT,
Corner OF BERKs ami AMERICAN sts, Phtlsda,
o. By taking the $50 P. NJ train from the sans
depot, can go TO Mauch Chunk, remain there ovec
night, pass over the SWITCH-BACK in the morn
ing, and continue their journey that afternoon.
Those wishing to visit MAUCH CHUNK ami the
SWITCH-BACK can take the o'45 A. NJ. train, and
return TO Philadelphia the same evening.
Large and weil-kept Hotels at Mauoh Chunk,
William5poTt, Nilhesbarre, and scranton.
Passengers TO Wtlismsport by the GAS train reach
there in nearly two hours shorter time than by any
Be sure to call for your tickets over the LFHIGH
AND SUSQU EHANNA RAILROAD, and see that
YOU get them over that road.
Tickets for sale at No. Sli Chesnut street, No los
South Fifth street, AMI at North Pennsylvania Rau-
road Depot.
E. IA. HYNDMAN,
Master Of Transportation.
JAMES A, DlNAEYs
: tmrp General Ticket Agent.
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FROM NEW FORK.
Inquest Upon the Late Austrian Con

Inauest Upon the Late Austrian COBsul.
New YORK, July 22.-An inquest was held
this afternoon upon the body of the late Aus
trian Consul General c. de Loosey, wko died
suddenly last night The poSt-17oriem eXami-
nation showed that death was caused by the
runture of a blood vessel near the heart
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Cincinnati, in its several departments, en-
ploys 1888 persons, to whom it pays annually
81 372, ,69i. 456 persons run the public schools,
278 are policemen, 145 firemen, l67 clean the
streets. 5s2 run and 96 improve the water works
20S repair streets, 70 keep the hospital going, as
are in the city infrmary 81 look otter the public
health. and then they have 63 regular city on
cials, and others miscellaneoUsly employed
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MARRIED.

CARR-RUssUM-O July IA, 1870 by the Rev.
George Cummings, Mr.. JOSEPH f. CARR and Miss
HENRIETTA RUssUM all OF Philadelphia.
CLARK-MULDoONE.-Ont the 9th Of April, 1870 by
the Rev. Mr.. Wood OWEN CLARK OF No. 1887 East
Thompson street, 10 BRIDGET MULDooNE. No cards.
GRANT-LYKCH.-Ont the goth instant, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by the Rev. II. E. Gill
roy, Mr.. JOHN o. GRANT, OF Cherry Hill, Md, TO Miss
SADIE A. LYNCH, of West Phiadelpha.
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CITY ITEMS.

EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF
SUMNER CLOTHING
Now TO BE CLOSED OUT AT
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE.
Half-Wdy BENNETT & Co.,
BettCeen Finh TOWER HALL
and Sirth SITS. No. SIS MARKET STREET.
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA.
Drowning Affair,

HALIFAX, July 23.-The brigantne Chieltain,
bound to Malaga, ran down a pleasure party in
the harbor this afternoon, and three persons
James and Maria O'Conner and their sister,
were drowned.