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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-24

TRAVIS, WILSON & Co.'S SrAoE-the
only reliable line running to Phoebe, Ely, and
intermediate points leaves, as usual, on Mon.
day and Thursday mornings, at 8 o'clock. Yves.
Is out on the other End, restocking and ~reftting
the road, and they are now prepared TO take
passengers through on q Concord coach. in "a
hours, at reasonable figures. or on q plug wagon
for a bit. For particulars, call at their office,
Main street.
DEPoT AT PALIsADE.-We learn from
Mr.. Woodruff that the Central Railroad
people have at last concluded to estab-
lish a depot for freight and passengers,
at Palisade. Extensive improvements
in the way of warehouses, ETC., are to
be made Immediately.
The Only Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good 10 eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
HEAVY LTTIGATIoN.-Capt. VIM. Boyle
commenced suit yesterday in the Dis.
trict Court, on a tax title, to recover the
land upon which the Swansea and Little
Treasure mills are located.
NoTIcE TO JURYMEN. All jurymen
should bear in mind that they are wanted
in the District Court ut 10 a. m. on
Monday.
SETTING OF CALENDAR. - The second
calling and setting Of the trial calendar
will take place in the District Court to-
morrow.
ExPELLED.-At a special meeting of
the City Trustees, last evening, Police
man Canavan was expelled, for drunk
mess.
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EXAMINATION OF MARIIN EFT AL.-The
examination Of Constable John Martin,
Jennie Irwin and Lena Brown, charged
with grand larceny, was concluded before
Justice Atwood yesterday. One of the
women was discharged and the other
held TO answer in the sum of 5000.
Martin was required to file a bond in the
sum of 81, 500 for his appearance before
the next Grand Jury; but failing to do
SO, he was marched off to the County
Jail. 1t is probable, however, that he
Will be released on bail to-day, as efforts
were being made last night by his friends
to furnish acceptable security for his APP
pearance.
A~LDERMASIo CnASGEs.-Pat Lannan
and DIR. Goodfellow have been elected
members Of the Board of Trustees of
Treasure City, vice E. Alexander and
Captain Turner resigned. Appropos to
this subject, Treasure is the most eco
nomically managed city on the whole
face of the globe. The Marshal's salary
has been abolished, and the entire mu-
nicipal machinery is now run without
the expenditure OF a single frthing.
sENTENcEp.-Flynn was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Beatty to seven years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. He
had pleaded guilty to two offenses-grand
iareeny and carrying burglars tools.
ne received FIVE years on the first count
ana two on the latter. There was quite
a crowd Of spectators In the Courtroom.
fIy,nn appeared to be resigned to his fate,
ana received his sentence without a
whimper.
ArroiNrSEST.- fudge Hetzel has been
appointed Deputy District Attorney of
Eureka.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
BY a ESgoR's LINE.
W G Land &C Goodwin John Briggs
WIN Broek Mr. Widmnr " T Jewett
G Davis Frank Osborne J II shermier
D Lunt Mrs Mclaughlin
By ~BEAcHFY, WINES co.'s LINE.
CA Sewbold Webster 4 s anbhs
A W Bum
DEPARTURES.
ny WOODBURY. 4 EHSoR's LINZ.
L Dorsey 81 Wilson Tom Dunn
Nick MiIlidge ] Hosman ] S Walker
VT Lockhart All Sing ? J Hazen
c NJ Pryor All Ching
BY BRAcHEY, WINES a co.'s LINZ.
W Atwood Tho Mackay r Y Rouse
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TN ANY QUANTITY. AT H FOLLOWING
Il Z rates:
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 25 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per TIM SEQ. sly per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $40, 40 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, i3 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500, As per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500, so per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun SIPS, 30 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, 60 per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s175. % per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 65 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s25O, 6s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s275. 70 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per TIM $500. 70 per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, "a per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, n per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, rs per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayipg per tun 5000, 10 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 50 per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tup 5000, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value,
On Ores A~ssaying per tun $1,000, ~ per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, sampling. or assays.
Gold. upwards Of $40 and not exceeding 800
per tun, contained In silver ores. will be paid
for at above rates,
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the U.
.. Mint.
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or casher, at option
OF shipper.
J. j. DUNNE, Manager.
heno' Nv, June !, 1870. jy7-tf
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Misfellameons.

PATHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.
IA For Gale by @. r.. ALEXANDER, Druggist,
Main street. Hamilton. jy23.tf
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Co to @. r. AIexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
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HoN. W. H. BEATTY, presiding.
SATURDAY, July %. 1870.
State vs. Flynn-Sentenoed five years
for grand larceny, and two years for
having burglarious tools.
Kalmus vs.. Garrish ct alien days to
file amendments and counter affidavits.
Spalding vs., Wiloox-Demurrer con
tinued until Monday next.
State vs.. Nat FuTst-Motion TO retax
costs oserruled.
Court adjourned to Monday, at 10 a. m.
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DWELLING HOUSE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this office.
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TO LAWYERS AND NOTARIEs.

TSoR SALE, CHEAP. A COMPLETE ABB
IL sTRAoT Of the Lander and White Pine
County Records. WILLIAM PARpY,
Hamilton. New, July I, 1870. iyi.tf
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WAR ITEMS.

Bread is seventy-fve cents loaf IN the
rear of the Prussian army in France.
It has been reported that the cholera has
broken out In Che Prussian army around
Metz, and there is no improbabulty In Tue
report.
/. The Prussian and German cavalry are
splendidly mounted. The artillery horses
are perhaps not equal to the French Teams,
but the German priyates are as men
mounted as the French ot1cers. Inc
horses don't carry as much load eiIner.
The heavy cuirasser chargers are sa1d by
some observers to have lighter LOAD IMAM
the little African horses. IL. .
The third regiment of the French ZouaVes
at Woerth went into action alter march
Of over forty miles in the RAIN. Iney
fought from II until 4. Then they retreatea
to Saverne by march of twenty mile ::
Five hundred and fifty men only are lelI Oh
the regiment. Forty-fiye out or sl4Cy-
seven officers were killed or dangerously
wounded. =
Edmund About says that it is the habit Of
the Prussian soldiers on going into battle to
tear off their cumbrous helmet and tight
bareheaded. The field Of Koniggratz. after
the battle, was strewn with these helmets.
The French Grenadiers have declined to
wear their great bearskin hats into battle:
The latest story invented about the
French is that the horses killed in battle
are served to the French soldiers as meat
rations.
The French are about to try the plan Of
hospital tents, which were SO successful du-
ring our civil war. :,
= Prussian colonel has written to Emile
Girardin Offering to wager that he will be in
Paris September Is. Girardin has published
the letter, and announced his acceptance OF
the wager.
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There is very peeyish and most incon-
sistent hostility displayed towards monar-
chical governments by northern papers that
have sustained expressions and tyrannies
in this country to which "Cesarism," for
which they profess such holy horror, is
tarts and cheesecakes. How much Of re-
publicanism Is there in this world! Yet,
these inconsistent, dreaming, fanatical,
cruel, and mad philanthropists, pretend to
see in the heavens of Europe signs of that
republicanism which they have done all
they could to destroy OH this continent.
Spain is to be republican, so is France ;
and even in Prussia they swear that they
detect at least q speck of & tendency TO-
wards republicanism What stuff! What
humbug! What knayery!
There is about as much republicanism in
Europe as may be put into GREELEY's right
eye. Even the leaders Of the so-called re-
publicans are ambitious knaves, who them
selves aspire to dictatorial powers. Hos
sUTH aspired to the throne of hungary, and
in this country moved about in State with
retainers and body guard. Your Red Re-
publican demegogue is the most selfish and
brutal of all political agitators, and when.
ever he gets power is the most heartless
tyrant in the world.
Republicanism Bah! Where is it?
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SensationaliSm.

An evil in this country is sensationalism.
The late war in this country kept the ma
ton all agog for four years. The rapid sue
cesson Of Republican measures for the re-
volutionizing of the social condition Of the
nation, and the infection of penalties upon
the people Of ten States, have kept up the
excitement and the habit Of alarm. APP
prehension and quid nunc-ism have grown
upon the people until they bear seriously
upon the industrial pursuits and the pri-
vate interests of the country. When men
quit their business and neglect their per-
sonal interests to hunt up the news and
dispute and quarrel about it, they are GER
tainly doing nothing to promote their own
welfare and as the man is an integer oil
the great whole of the community, to the
extent of his deficit in industry and thrift
is the whole sufferer.
Idleness is vice generally very much I'M
der the control Of the community. One
man will get tired of idling about if he has
nobody to talk to or idle with him. If he
looks around him and sees everybody at
work he will become disguised by compari-
son of his life with that of his fellow-men,
and either 60 to work or ramose to some
other locality more congenial with his taste
and pursuit.
But we regret to say that in this country,
from long habit, the community of news
hunters and sensation-followers is large.
The real idler becomes quite respectable in
the crowd, and finds the country to he quite
decorous and congenIal!
Anything subserves the purpose of a
sensation now. The war in Europe does
even better than HoLDEN's blackguard war
in North Carolina, and the business of agi-
tating and cussing and discussing is exceed
ingly active. .....
Let us hope that in a year or two more
our people will become less sensational
and volatile, and that they will settle down
to more solid reflections, more steady devo
ton to matters vital to themselves and the
Government. 1t is time they had enough
Of sensation. Certainly it is time that
European war in which we are in no wa.
involved should have no effect upon our in
dustry, and divert no man from the pursui
and building up Of his personal interests.
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. VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from Prince EdWard-RevfvaI
49, Of Rcsagfon--Tne Crops.

49, of Rcsigfon-Tne Crops.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
pBospEcT DEP6T, VAST
August "a, 1870.
knowing the interest you. eYince In reli-
oio,ls matters, and the wide circulation OF
vvour paper, i have thought proper to adj
wise you and the world ut large of a pro-
tracted meeting now in progress at this
place.
The series commenced two weeks ago last
Saturday, and has continued with Infatuated
interest since. Up to last night there had
been itifty-two conversions The altar Is
nightly crowded with inquirers ranging In
number from twenty to thirty-five. The
converts and seekers are nearly all grown
and married persons-persons who so from
reflection and sense of duty, and not from
overdue excitement. IT..
A little incident is here worth, relating.
Mr.. H. P. d., an old citizen efghty-fve
years old, who has not attended church for
thirty years, was sent for on last Sabbath,
and the minister, who has been resident
and preaching here for twenty-one years,
had never been heard byshim. 1t so hap
pened that he preached from text that the
old gent had been studying good deal
upon, and so ably was the subject handled
that he has since made profession Oh reiA-
gion, and says he is resigned to die.
at the close of the meeting will give
YOU the number of converts, etc.
We have had protracted drought In this
immediate vicinity for the last ten weeks.
Corn crop seriously injured-tobacco one
third less than it would have been. No fall
lowing for wheat as yet. Health generally
good. Excuse length. d."
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NJ AUGUST 2, 1907. r. PRICE &
Gu. have just opened
Superior I'D LINEN sHEETINGS,
IRISH LINENS tall pure linen and best makes),
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON sHEETINGs. PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CCRSETS all grades.
.. MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMEsE, BLACK BOMBAZ1NEs,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIEs,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS. g ..... .--
BLACK and " HITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
=. SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such IS
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIRS, MO ZAMBIQUES,
POPLINS. LENOS,
COLOHED GRENADINES,
.., r. fs sold off without regard TO cost.
Buyers at retail or Wholesale are invited to call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New York
Steamship Conn anY is offered for rent. Its loca-
ttom for any kind business is unsqualled In the
rity.iusI where all best city and ntry tr de Is
.entre1ng. An OFFICE In g. ment also for
rent. !. " ,htSr q -,
auo neAily opposite post Office.
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~-,,r ron,t Holden Answer?

~ c,sr,ry. OF the New York 3saoane'
Sa, so the North Carolina election, was
s srrepiously imposed upon through ie'.el
sddressed BY Judge TouReEE TO senator
.nnorr. of North Carolina. This iet'er
n.ssed through the hands Of Governor
HOLDEN. and was given by him TO '''e eo,
RESPONDENT Of the Tribune, and he forward
ed it for publication. 1t contained s'a'e,
ments concerning KukluN outrases' anu
was quite startling for the number OF THESE
outrages which 1t alledged had occurred
Soon after the letter appeared (not atter 'n'
election in North Carolina had occurreu,
as our Richmond contemporaries ,n'eI,'
Judge TouReEE wrote to MI o"h .,
Lex in spirit of indlgna''o .a,.on
the liberties that had peen ~
with b;s letter. He asserted that inc nun
,,or If ,bs outraces mentioned IN the .e''oi
49,, 800 Increased tcn-fold by aaalns
a'.,,hor ~ his figures Mr.. GREELEY ihst'-
tnted an inquiry, and traced the ie.tei W
uo,nrx he Immediately demanded OF
that sainted individual how 1t came ABOUT
.,o, Judre TougGEE's letter had been 50
I" d;spracefully garfield" and the lnquir!
was sharply pressed beyond HoLpEsto thae
o,her saint. Senator ABBOTT. But neither OF
these pure men have deigned TO answer the
Questions put TO them. Mr.. GREELEY Is
consistent, and again cries out Governor
ro,nrx who carbled the letter which you
cave our correspondent
governors. it has been decided by Gus
tom are not called upon to answer news
naner paragraphs; but we submit whether
a charge of sheep-stealing, and the proving
or il. might not call forth even such Go
yornor ~ HOLDEN in some attempt at eXcul-
patton!
lpdce TouRGEE is by no means regarded
j, North Carolina as model man yet he
cannot tolerate the monstrous 1n1quity OF
being made the instrument Of such fraud
Is that HOLDEN had interpolated into the let
ter of the Judge to ABBOTT. Now, be it re-
bered that these HoLDENs, and ABBoTTs. and
WBrrrEMoREs, and GLEAsoss, and BUL-
LOCKS, ct id 0nlne genus, are the men VINO
have had the ear Of Congress for five long
wears, and have filled the country with lies
to our injury, while they oppressed us at
home. Retribution has been slow in over
taking them; but moiety has come upon
them and the remainder will in time fol-
low.
We do not suppose HOLDEN will answer.
He is as sullen US IAGo. But GREELEY will
probably still inquire about the handker-
chief" Governor HOLDEN! who garbled
that letter you gave our correspondent"
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The THING FOR CHURCH HILL-A Re.
aARKABLE AND USEFUL INTENTIONAL feat
which is proyerbially impracticable is to
lltt oneself by the suspenders. But King
Croton is now made to do what is equiva.
lent TO- this. by remarkable invention,
which has just been perfected, Croton wa.
ter is made to rise from the force of its own
pressure to twice the hight to which il
naturally arises above the level of the
street. That is to say, while Croton
water rises in the pipes in the vi.
cinity of the Cooper Institute to a
height of about twenty-five feet at present,
it may be made to rise by simple appara-
tus which does not include the application
feet above the level of the curbing. This
incredible performance may be witnessed
at q house on Third avenue, where the in
yentor has just set the first working model
In operation .-Ne,o York Tribune.
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DIED.,


At the residence of his son-in-law, MIR. ID. w.
Warrington, on Friday evening the 28,h instant, q,
ten minutes pa t 10 o'clock, Mr.. JOHN LEsTEh
in he .eyenty-sevenrh Year of his age.
The friends and a. quaint ances Of The family and
of his Sun. Mr.. James II. Lester, are Iespecfuily
invited 10 attend bis funeral ut 81. Johns Church
on SUN DAY Aft RNpON ut O'Clock.
Baltimore, Mobile, Saleigh, and Philadelphia
papers Will please copy. r
At his fathers residence, in Manchester, Au.
gust 25th, a. If-past 7 o'clock T. NJ HOHA,GSS
2. Lipscomb; aged thirteen months and eleven
days. -,
The funeral will take place at the residence o,
his pareuts THIS Saturday MORNING al
O'Clock Friends and acqu ,futances Of the Ia.
miIy are respectfully Invited to atten1.
On the 2e,h instant, THOMAS, infant child OF
John and Catharine Hickey, aged seventeen
months.
atterd the funeral tie 27th Instant at O'CLOCK
Residence. Hancock street.
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THAT DEFY ToRTUGAs SToaY.-We refused
to publish the Abingdon Nrginian CORES.
pondent's story about the 1900 Confederate
prisoners on the Dry Tortugas, because we
knew it must be lie, Ga Lieutenant :"
writes to the New York Herald that the
Island Is occupied by four companies Of the
ty prisoners. These are its sole inhabit-
ants, IL we except the lighthouse keeper
and family. lie says the story printed The
other day from the Abingdon H'giuian Is
hardly worth feftItatlon.
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AssAssINArIoN OF A BosreN CAPITALIST.
Boston, August 25.-Jaeob w. Pierce, a
well known and wealthy citizen, was shot
at last evening on the road from Waltham
to his residence in Brookline. The noise
frightened his horse, which threw him from
his carriage, inficting injuries from which
he died this morning. The man who fired
the shot probably intended robbery. The.
event creates much excitement. the de.
ceased being enc OF the leading capitalists
of State street.
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CITY ORDINANCES.


OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, VA, August "a, 1870.
'kTOTICE.-As one of the duties required
IN Of tie Engineer, the attention Of citizens is
calcd to the following ordlnance, The notice
therein required being hereby giyeu.-
EXTRACT FROM oRDIEANcES, PAGE 2o', PARA
-. GRAPH 81
i "The owners Of houses on lots which, accordlng
to the pl an OF the city, I'D on street along Whcn
o culvert has been or shal be built oy the CITY,
shall form n connection from their lots reepec-
lively, with said culyert or some other culvert
built by thu city: and such connection may De
directly with The c1tS culYeyt or through the cut
-vera of some other person having directconpec-
tiou with city cuivert. Such connection shall DO
made at such point and La such manner as The
Engineer of the city may direct and within three
months OF notice that may be given by him. The
person making II shall forth rith after 1t is made,
coyer the CufVert or Sewer with earth, as IL ~as
before the connection, End in ten days attfr the
connection shall have such pavement or euro
stone as was injured or removed 10 make such
copnsc ton) so repaired or iestoreo as To be In ss
good order as IL was before. Any person failing
TO com oily with this sc elton any respect unless
such compliance shall be SUSPENDED or re- Fitted
b. order OF the Council shalt pas fine Of not less
than five nor more han twenty dollars; 8ndev,fy
t;n deys t such failure shall continue shall be-
: CHARLES 81. DIMaoCK,
au24- lw City Engineer.
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apTs,aaL NI,tjtl,r1CR,s.
49, BERLIN. July 80, 1870
. .r,rSe,fs, Fsrcf, Agrfru Fp1M RTS

$50 Iis4#E BERLIN, July 30, IsI9s Z.
--LATEST DIsp ATCH FROM BIS
GoLDB.,a M 77,r go; %. y,
f fGaaE fs5TSs a EVER In make room
for his FALL STOCK which order hs re s, ads
tolar tban The lowest but be.na subject OF
Prussia. he oheys the mandate, and Is now onerlng
his weii-Beiected stock Of y M VI Ell pfs Z,
STSPf,E and FANCY Dry GOODS TO be fonnd
In any irst-class establishment, at prices wnicn
defy competition. Call and be 9 :, W. feend n
tbe citv So aCIDBACK,S. have received To-
day more OF those astonishingly. cheap Linen men
Hindkerchiefy 1T &c.. Linen Towels NJ lVc., anu
BOBERTS'S CELEBRATED PAR a. "a
n aEDLEs. formerly kept by Winism n. beh o
~ a. GUHDBaCK;S. No. so7 Broad street.,
an between Sixth and Seventh.
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DRY GOODS.
DUCKWALL g. ROUss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
WE ARE GIVING AWAY

WE ARE GIVING AWAY
Handsome Striped and Plaid Poplins at l2S worth
soc.; Figured Grenadines at l2s worth &c.; hand
some Japanese Poplins at IS, 90, and 2sc.; Plain
and Striped Mozambiques at lsic.; pure; White
Bareges only 12sc.; Black Grenadines at aSc.;
beautiful Plain and Checked Silks only Soc, 7'c.,
and 81; French Percales, Is to zoe; full line OF
(black) Buffalo Alpacas from 4sc. to Sl.2S; the
genuine Beaver Notwithstanding new and beau
tiful; Coats's Spool Cotton at Soc: best Spool
Cotton (2oo yardsl at &c.; Pins at &C.. Needles at
&c.; the hest rerfumery; elegant Jet Jewelry;
Hair Brushes Tooth and Nail Brushes Paper
and Envelopes at half price; elegant assortment
of Prints Bleached aud Brown Domestics at fac
tory prices Trunks at factory prices. u2s
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Our single dispatch concerning the battle
OF Grayelotte cost us Notwithstanding the
great reductions In cable tolls) two thou
sand two hundred and eighty dollars in
gold for the mere transmissio on from London
TO New York.-Nes1 York Tribune.
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MARRIED..

On the Esd instant. by Rev. @. W. PetherbrIdge,
Mr.. CHAaLsS Fl. THtbkN1ON and Miss BET
TIE Z. JOHNSGN both Of this cit:.
On Thursday afte Noon the 25th instant, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, by Rev. n. W..
Wilson, Mr.. JOHN -. GOkDuN, Of baltimore,
to Miss CAROLINE V. HOPKINS, Of this city.