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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
i5s SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Next Session Begins September Fifth.

THIS Institution has a full corps OF In
/ sTuctors, thorough course OF studies,
and aims at a high grade of scholarship. It's
superior educational advantages, moderate
eXpens es, healty locatioo, and excellent
mail travelling and telcgraPhlc facilities,
render IL well worthy the attention and pat
ronage of the South
Expenses for session of Ten Months,
aDOut.-.-.-..-...--.--. .----..'..'' " ~
This estimate includes Board and Tuition,
embracing Modern Languages. A slight ad-
private families.
For further particulars catalogues, etc, ad-
dress REV d. F. BIJTLE- d. r.,
Pre- ident Cf the Col eg
For circulars apply at the Book Store OF
u, ssrs. Cfeaves. Smithwick & hatcher, &S
Main street, Memphi% jyl9-d&~
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The last dispatch received from New
York last night, was as follows:
Seyenty-one cases Of sunstroke here
to-day; forty-stx were fatal.
Gold tonight at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel closed at %.
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trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue of Deed of Trust executed to J..
ID s. Lanphier or the sheriff of Desha
William p. worneld, ON the lst day of Feb
ruary, 1861, and duly recorded in Book II,
page 346. of the Records of Desha county.
Arkansas to secure to s. o. Nelson q Co, or
their assignees, certain indebtedness therein
mentioned; and the said ]. g. LsDphier,
Trustee, having declined and refused to act as
such Trustee, which announcements of his
said trust is duly recorded In Book =, page
=, of the records of said Desha county. Ar
kansas; now, therefore in pursuance of the
1 I will ON
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Tunica County, Mss, Lands.

- FoGr Hundred and Eighty Acres choice
animprOved5 Lands, partially deadened
above overflow. four miles east Of Austin,
Miss; part or section s. T5.R, II
Must be sold early.
DONoHO, JOY a CO.,
fym paal Ecfaf. pro.trarv
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TAKEN up by Edward E. Angus, four miles
Il north OF the city, on the Randolph plank
head, white in hanks; one red, some white
ON face and fianks, small bell on; supposed
to be seven years old. Owner come forward
and prove them, aud pay charges, can get
them. fylq
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nonday, the 22d Day Of Aauust, Ia7O,

In front of the Sherids Office, In the Green
law Opera House, on Second street. in the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
within legal hours. sell TO the highest bidder
for cash, certain lot of land, with the i'm
provements thereon situated, being and
lying in the county of Shelby, State OF Ten
nessee, city of Memphis, designated on the
plan OF the city of Memphis as lot No. S5S,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of the intersection of Sec.
ond and Monroe streets in said city Of Mem
phis; running thence north with the east
side Of Second street74 feet inches; thence
east las feet inches to an alley; thence south
with the west side of said alley "a feet 3
inches to the north side OF Monroe street
thence west along the north side of Monroe
street las feet inches to the beginning being
the lot, conveyed the said Charles Jones by
Deed made on the first day Of August, 1853 by
Isaac d. Gaugh and Alice A. Gaugh, and reg
istered in the Registers ofIice OF shelby
county, in Book No. 30. part 2, pages 40 and
2ll, levied on as the property OF said Charles
Jones, 70 satisfy said executors interest and
costs. July l9, 1870 49,
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff
By W. w. COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff
Beechsr q Rslcher, Attyf for PITT. jy20
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POtatoes ! POtatOes Potatoes
Nofioe.

NTE win pay two ~ dollars per barrel for
w choice Potatoes, le0se from wagons.
t- ..-. BROOKS & l. LAWHORN,
fV1q 2S0 Front afreat
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and enthusiastic meeting of Germans
tonight pledged their money and
svmnatby to aid united Germany
against tyrannical France.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July ia mass
meeting of the Germans was held in
this city last evening, and resolutions
were adopted to the effect that 10000
Germans Of Louisville express their
admiration Of the Count Bismarck
tor the course he has pursued in OPP
posing the French usurpation. A
committee to receive donations TO aid
Prussia was appointed, $55l0 was col
lected. The meeting was largely at
tended, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July l9.-Intelligenee
from the seats of the impending con-
fiicts in Europe continues to excite a
lively interest here, particularly among
the Germans. The various daily
Journals have to employ their utmost
capacity to supply the demand for
their issue, and large numbers crowd
around the bulletin boards to learn
the latest. The interest and excite
ment is scarcely less than during the
Inauguration and progress Of our war.
In response TO a dispatch sent by the
Germans Of Chicago on Sunday last
to King William of Prussia, the fol-
lowing telegram was received last
evening:
BERLIN, July Is, 1870 Edmtld
.J,tssCJl and others: l thank you, and
feel convinced that Germany VIII
answer the hopes of her countrymen
beyond the sea.
iSignedl WILLIAM REX.
AT BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, July ia prelinl-
inary meeting was held to-day by
leading Germans to make arrange
ments for holding a meeting in SYM
pathy with, and aid of, Prussia.
Carl Schurz, after speaking in New
York in behalf Of the same cause, Will
address the Germans in Baltimore on
Friday, returning to Washington on
Saturday. Mr.. Kunhardt, the agent
of the Hamburg line of steamers, ar
rived here this morning and had an
interview with Baron Gerolt, and
subsequently with Postmaster Ger
eraI Cresswell, whom he informed
that it was proposed to dispatch the
steamer Silesia to-day with United
States mails. The Postmaster Gen
eral assented, and advised the post
master at New York accordingly.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July l9.-The Germans
of this city held a meeting last even
ing. The most intense Prussian SYM
pathy was exhibited. Speeches were
made proposing prizes for bravery OF
Prussian regiments. The committee
stated that the workingmen would
offer a prize of $40, 900 and flag to
the first Prussian regiment that dis
tinguised itself in an engagement.
A committee was appointed to see
the President and Secretary of State
in relation to protection to German
shipping. The TumOr that Russia
had declared in favor of Prussia ere
stes much joy among the Germans.
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ults Of The 0raHge and RibbEn Fracas
in NFw Hark

NEW YORK, July 19.-The Coro-
ner's jury to-day held an inquest on
the bodies Of the men killed last week
in the riot between the Orange and
Ribbon men. A verdict was rendered
of ''death from injuries by parties I'M
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July I9.-Flour sc higher
S79z Is. Wheat in good demand and higher
Red winter 81 S59i 40. Corn 93@94c Oats
5G96Oc. Rye 9Sc9Sl Cotton nominally un-
changed Whisky S9c9SL Provisions buoy
ant. Pork held at S3l. Lard l61f9l61So. Bulk
meats advanced to lE5fc for shoulders, but
are now held at l3c; sides held at I51za I53 zc
and l614c and not much Offering, Bacon Is
advancing at 4149l7Z9lsl4e. Hams, s. C.,
29241zc, and asking CSC.
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There was q sharp earthquake at
Tishimingo City, Choctaw Nation, on
the 10th ult.
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Trustees Sale

DH virtue OF Deed of Trust 20 me exc
II cuted on the first day OF October, 1855, BY
l. ID, Gleason and his wife. Mary Gleason, /
viii sell, ~ public sale, to fhe highest bidder,
Tor cash, 80 the southeast corner OF COnrt
Square, N Memphis, Tennessee, on
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, 1sLdPScoNB-The friel ds and acquaintance
Of Mrs. Annie Lipscoma arc respectfully IL
vited to attend the funeral OF her child, from
Calvary church. this CWEDiyEsDAYl morn
ing st 10 o'clock. Services by Rev. On. White
& WILKINS-The friends and aequalntances
Of Dr, WIN. wILKIss are respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral, from the residence Of ]
=. Conrad, No. ls7 Causey ST. this (wEDN ES-
DAY morning, at 8 O'Clock
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MebUa.

MOBILE, July l9.-Cotton market is dull
and tending downward Middlings, l7I<e;
sales is bales; net receipts 50: exports coast
wise, l to New Orleans; stock l6, ,S3S bales.
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D1aeolsat1on-

TSHE partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween N. simon and J. buxoauns unaer
solved BY mutnal consent, J. Bnxbaum re-
tirtnR and N. Simon assuming all Liabilities
J. BUXBAUM.
fyI7 s5sen f.7-A N. SINON, -
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JEROME PANCOST, md.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.

WE warn all who may have any form OF
w these diseases 10 waste no more pre-
ciOus time the days and weeks which bear
them steadily bey Ond the reacn or human
adm tax ng into the stomach the burtfuI
compounds, Of whatever nsmes, that have
deceived thouSan s before you; waste no
more time m depio ing y ur condition, nor
in watching the progress Of some OF your
number who may be experimenting, but
take t1e testimony Of he hundreds and
thousands throughout the entire country
who nav tried Tie R1leost Nrlg lf0de q C1ge
with entire success after all Others proved
useless.
IBIpOrtIHt Communication from tccQ-kROir7l Cifi-
eziiS JrA5 hare made true frfaf az tAls
L,nti..-.LL ELLn ~ llaLl-..lt.-..
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: sEPAR&TIAG cofToK.eIK.
The COTTON CROP OF 1870

GAN be gathered in the boll-hulis. leaves.
" stems and all. The drop cotton and un-.
opened bOils can be saved.
THE SEFARATIHG COFToN-(3IN " III save an, +,
and gin IL out cleaner, less cut, and lcss
mapped lint. than can b. made from thesafne
field IN the usual way. BY the best gins now
In use. -sa Il w e'.la - aeass siiaA-a 81
ss- send for, .lrcular. a,.. --..t-.. --
D0wDALL, PAGE a co., st. louis, Mo-,
Iv.B ssr.a-.n E.. r' Sole Makers
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DISPENsARY.
ps9 DR.. D. S. JoHNsoN's
Medical Dispeasary, Memphis, Tenn.

s4-ni5 No R1o MAIN STREET,
I EsOR the cure OF All forms ofprlvate diseases.
u Impotence, Seminal Weakness, Syphilis
etc. psedily cured: also. diseases peculiar TO
Ieinaiea. Dr. Johnson has given his special
aseeaticnt % the cure Of Private Diseases for
= years All afflicted should cali or write
s,'sl nes sent 5y express 30 AL parts, and
once hours am. 70 8 pm. Sundays 9 to II
M @na. gs5l - ID. 5. JOHNSON, ND.
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E. {. E. SPECIFICS.

A LII THESE SPECIFICS RECEIVED PREMIUMS
n AT TIE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR Noyem-
Der, 1863. The undersigned proposes intro
all patients suffering with rheumatism,
Bumbago. Neuralgia, and all pains of the
limbs and joints, Dysentery and Dfarrhea,
rooms in the Lehner House, where eertih-
Gates can be seen.
For diseases requiring private and conf
Dental consultation, from am. TO 4 pm
The g diseases will be successfully treated
without requiring change OF diet or interfer-
ence with ordinary business.
The Specifics to be found at q. W. Jones
Drugstore, Main street. -..
jy2o ISRAEL ELIAS.
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FOR FATHERLAND.
Kestings Of Germans in the Leading Cities
Of the UalGed Ststes.
EvANsyuLF. IND.

Patriotic Expressions Of Sympathy for
Prussia. -Schurz 10 the Lead.
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NoTIcE IN eANKRuPTcY.

sJ Adams street, between second and Thlr
Memphis, Tenn. iylI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

CflTY EEaINEERss OFFICE, "a l,f
VI AE1NPHIs, TESS-s July 10, $50.
80 Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this ONCE until y O'clock m. Friday, July
29th. fof grading Second street from Bayou
Gayoso to the north boundary Of the cospo-
ration. For further Information apply at
this cfiice. The city resel yes the right 70 re-
jeet any or all Of the proposals.
ty20 J.. Il. HUMPHREY. CITY Engineer. 4.
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sheriA's Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF an execution in my hands
ID nom the Second Circuit Court of
Shelby county. issued on Judgment OBJ
vor OF +. NJ. Apperton. Executor of Wade H.
Bolton, deceased, VS.. Charles Jones, 1 viii, on
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DssIrabIs Building Lot on Isssamins
|. Street for Sale.

Rs Lot q, Block 81, on south side OF 5essA
mine street, second lot east Of the residence
OF John Oyerton. ESQ, and in one OF the most
desirable nsighborhoods in the city IS In our
1,ora. Tor ssle. WITH INSTRUCTIONS 10 OFFER
-,,vs.,r rrnucr7rxxrs TO An IMMEDIATE PUR
eszzszz- RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT 3 CO..
81 Real Estate Exchange.
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Chicaua.

CHICAGO, July i9.-Flour firm and a shade
higher Wheat active; sales of No. at 81 20
al d cash. Corn active and unsettled, clos
very dull Highwines 99eGSl Provisions
quiet but firmer. Pork SSo9S0 Is. Lard 1919
16s4c.
Mobile. s7e
MOBILE. July ls.-Cotton market is dun
and tending downward Middlings, l71<e;
sales Is bales; net receipts 81; exports coast
Savannah.
SAVANNAH. July I9.-Cotton, light offerings
TO keep the market firm; middlings FIzc;
sales Is bales; net receipts lSS2 bales; stock
CharIsstos.
CHARLESTON. Jbly ls.-Cotton dun; mid
dlinqs, iSc; sales rs bales; net receipts, %
bales; stock 57s4 bales. 4 ----. -
Galveston. aa
GALVESTON, July ls.-Cotton, no demand.
prices nominal; good ordinary Bgl5l4e; net
receipts 10 bales; exports eoastwise IL bales;
Foreign.
I,oepoN, July rs, p.m.-Consols, s9L
American securities, nat and nominal; 5-20's
OF 81 81; ass, 81; 67's, 81; l0-4e's, 70. stocks
faf TIE panic which commenced in the
markets here and at Liverpool yesterday,
t.5Rfinues to-day, and was increased by a
ru1nor 10 which some credit was given, that
there Is an understanding BETWEEN France
and Austria.
I,1vFRPooI. July 10, 5 pm.-Cotton entirely
nominal, and too irregular 20 quote; sales
5000 bales, ali to the trade and noile for spec
nlstlon and sxpoTt;; Mtne, Us Sos q Sd ioF
western Flour 1@27s- Corn B6s.
PARIS. July l9--Inthe Bourse rentes opened
at S5f 800, and closed st 6of S5c,. and shade
drmer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON TEN YEARS TIME
One Fourth Cash Only Required |
RARE CHANGE FOR A HOME /!

We are instructed by the owner to offer, AT
FUBTICAITCroN,t the ONE HUNDRED
ACRE TRACT, known as the
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Effects Of Hsat IN BaltImors.
HOtsI worth $4,000 surned.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-TWenty cases
Of sunstrOke occurred yesterday, four
OF which were fatal.
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STEAMBOAT SALE.

ny authority from the stockholders OF the
ID q Memphis and St Louis Transportation
Companysn The Board Of Directors are In
&C. B. Church" and IN. j. Wicks, |"
Their Tackle, Rigging, etc, as they now lay
at the wharf at Memphis.
For Information. terms, etc, apply to
sts.af Z. =. ]. @. Mc11ANUS, President.
Memphis. July Il, lS70. 1yB
st. I.ouia Rauuhllcan copY.-. -
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES

BRowH-On sunday. I7lh inst, ALBERT ".
BRows, son Of Jesse f. and Lille r. Brown.
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The Indians are being murdered by
the traders. They go by wholesale
with smallpox,
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EVANSVILLE, July IA large
and enthusiastic meeting of Germans
tonight pledged their money ana
sympathy to aid united Germany
against tyrannical France.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-14

y TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-A well-known
citizen of South Wheeling yesterday
afternoon rushed into Brices' drng store
exclaiming I'm badly bitten by curse
Of dog" Visions of hydrophobia
dawned through our brain. We gazed
upon our friend and thought how COM
ortably he'd smother when the dire
malady should break out on him good,
and he should snap his teeth and bark
at the sight Of water, even worse than
he does now. Medical aid was at hand,
and Well Known Citizen rolled up his
pantalcons and pulled down his boot
leg to show his terrible wound Sympa-
thizing friends gathered round expect
ing to see at least one boot full Of blood
Threats Of vengeance against the dog
were plenty, those who dislike the sight
Of blood turned their eyes to their
friends face expecting TO see him grow
weaker and weaker from the loss ofthe
carmine flood We imagined we saw
the flesh, torn and mangled, hanging
in shreds from the limb. Full Of fear
all looked upon the leg as it was barred
and all saw-nothing! Not the first
scratch even, and when we last saw
Well Known Citizen he was playing a
game of solitaire to see whether he had
been bitten or not.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

TIME THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
institutlon will commence on MONDAY,
the 2Sth OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
on the 18th OF June, 1871. III Is rohahticai
liz situated in the midst oil ne peautliu'
and healthy hill-c. untrv OF the " fanhal
a." nf W,sSt Virginia, easily accessible by
r ,ilro;ld or river and surrounded win tne
most favorable influences for student HE
In has Il property i'll Endowheht, b Sii,,
ingS. Apparatus, Library, &c. oil over s oyo,
OJ5, and Is thus enabled 10 sns.al, a s'Is,ns
and furnish facilities for a thorough euuc'-
a ltion OF the very first order. L.,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are PROVIDED tor
hofh public aud private boarding, ana I'M
fIrnished rooms will be let TO students VINO
wish to board themselves. ,,
CoIrEsE OF ISsTRUCTIoN.--l. Regular Lit
.-aTv Course, includinSthe Ancient Lam
snaS.s, for the Degree of Bachelor OF Arts
81 Itsrary and scientific Course Tor the
D.yrae OF Bachelor Of sciences. 8. } ne
Course for Master of Arts. 4. Inc course lor
Master OF Sciences. ). Spec1a! courses IN
Practical Chemistry, ClVh engineering, Nc.
Detailed information as te these COURSES
will be found I'm our catalogue: ,.--.
APPARATUS AND MCSEUM.-The lnstltu-
zion has n complete set OF Philosophical
Apparatus, and students VINO wish II are
trained in the use OF Fle!d lnsiruIlenUSr-
also thoroughly nued up i+toi SSSi noi
practical instruction ana Work L.. CheIlii .,al
Analysis, and an ample Museum LOT Tue
study OF Natural History. ,.us
TrRMs.-TuitiOn, SO per session. Board
inc from 81 to g. per week. Unfurnlsheu
rooms - per session to each student, pre-
plrlng for the Ministry. Free tuition 10
sons Of Ministers of the Gospel OF all de-
nominations -.
For further particulars apply for cata-
,o,ns 10 Professor c. l.. Loos, Secretary, or
70 w. X. PENDLETON, President,
ivls Bethany, West va.
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Police CouRr.-There were two cases
before the police court Yesterday, but
they were very complicated and includ-
ell plain drunk, assault and battery,
disorderly conduct and indecent ex-
posture.
Conrad Cots was arrested by officer
Detwiler at the west end Of the Sus
pension bridge on Wednesday for in
decency. just after the officer had
made the arrest, C. B. Kriker came up
to demand the release Of his friend
Colts, and he, too, was arrested on
charge Of drunkenness. The defen-
dants had witness to prove that, first,
they didn't see Colts commit the act
complained Of; and, second, that they
didn't think Kirker was drunk. Officer
Wallace, however, swore that Kirker
was 20 full that he nearly fell to the
floor while Icing put in the Lookup
Judge Good settled the matter By fining
Cots So and costs and Kirker 81 and
costs. The charges Of assault and dis
orderly conduct were continued until
this morning.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a regular meeting OF Wheeling Teach
ers' Association, held August Sth. 1870, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father TO suffer the angel reaper TO enter
our heretofore unbroken circle and gather
into his garner a worthy and highly es-
teemed member OF this Association in the
person OF Miss Mollie j. Steele; therefore
Resolved, That by the death OF Miss Steele
this Association has suffered the loss OF one
of It's most hoHored and efficient members
the schools OF Wheeling an earnest and
efficient educator, and society All accom-
plished ornament.
Resolved, That although the body OF our
esteemed friend and associate lies hidden
from our view in the stiffness and solitude
Of the grave, We will ever cherish as sacred
to her memory the bright exam, lie Of her
life.
Re.olred. That we tender n united expires
sion of our sympathy TO the surviving rela.
tives OF our deceased sister In this their sad
bereavement.
Resolued, That n copy Of the foregoing res
olutions be furnished 10 the parents OF the
deceased, and also 10 the Wheeling daily
papers for publication.
q. q. BUNDY, Secretary.
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THE clock at Strasburg, description
of which was published few days ago,
was in all probability defaced, if not
badly damaged, BY the recent Prussian
bombardment. This is to be sincerely
regretted, but still it is encouraging to
know that Oxtoby d Duffield, lo4 Mar
kct street, below Mcclure House, have
lust received their fall stock OF clocks,
every one OF which will be fully guar
anteed as timers" Also, full supply
Of watches, jewelry, spectacles, DC.
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BEAUTIFUL GooDs.-Taking q stroll
through the dry goods establishment Of
Geo. r. Taylor il Co, yesterday, we
were astonished at the great extent and
variety of the dress goods now offered.
Here were silks of all grades and every
conceivable color, shawl suits. repellants
for cloaks, cloth, Astrachan and plush
cloaks, California aad Golden Gate
blankets, furs of every kind and at every
price, point d'applique, guipure and hon
iton laces, the new and extremely fash
ionable Turkish cloth for cloaks, white
velveteens, and the best piece Of English
canton flannel we have seen for many
and many day. Our lady readers
must put in one afternoon in examining
these new goods. They are beautiful.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Yesterday a
young man named Norris, brother-in-
law Of Joseph Brodie, while engaged
in putting up some spouting on the
SEamm House, some four miles east OF
the city, fell some thirty feet TO the
ground, breaking his ankle and receiv-
ing other serious injuries. He had
been working on the roof and stepped
dowr on to a scaflold. which gave way,
prccipitating him TO the earth rs above
stated He was brought to the city last
evening and medical aid summoned.
He is suffering great deal.