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LOUISVILLE.
Canal CIosea-Raiiread Matters.

Sauat ClOSe0-k01lfoa0 ASttefs.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-The ca
nal was opened last night, but had to
be closed again this evening, on account
of the new locks giving way. The
water will be let out tonight; cannot
tell how long it will take to repair
damages till the water is all ont
The St. Louis and New Albany rail-
road have concluded arrangements with
Thomas A. Scott, by which it will be
allowed the use OF the bridge and ap
proaches.
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Fire.

On Thurday last, the building at the
west end Of Pike street formerly occu,
pied byJ. T. Griffin, was discovered to
be on fire, and its destruction only pre-
vented BY the timely application OF 9
few buckets OF water.-Clarksbrg 1sle-
graph. IL r-...
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MEMPHIS.
Iatal Accident.

gN faial Accident.
asan November 22.-A lady
In, s was run over and killed by
sis.a ~ u 'Ae yard Of the Louisville
10 =, tbs afternoon.
sGstoDD Da@sd Roseuterry was killed
= .,ulo,;aa arkansas, this afternoon by
sslliD. a : OF powder. His father
"a mask before the FIRE place.
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CINCINNATI.
Raflrosd Accident.

RatIrO0Q AcciOent.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-Informa
ton has just been received here that 8
passenger train on the junction line o.
the Hamilton and Dayton railroad rar
off the track near Lyons Station last
night and upset. Anumber Of persons
are reported badly hurt. ,
- The baggage car on the New York
and Cincinnati express train took fire
last night near Charleston, Ohio, from
the explosion OF coal oil lamp, and
was totally destroyed, including mails
and baggage.
LArER.-From most reliable informa'
ton obtained from officers OF the juno
ton railroad here, it seems that the
reports sent to day regarding the acci'
dent last night were somewhat exag'
gerated. The train was upset near
Liberty Station and two or three cars
badly broken up. Some twelve or fit-
teen passengers were scratched or
slightly injured, the most serious being
Miss Brown, of Hamilton, Ohio, arm
broken. Gordon, the baggage master,
had two ribs broken. s....
M. W. Myers, law librarian and con-
tractor for furnishing clothing to the
lunatic asylum, who was indicted by
the Grand Jury, for forgery and obtain
ing money under false pretences,
through his attorney, to-day, pleaded
not guilty. The case comes up shortly
for trial. Mr.. Myers resignation as
law librarian was accepted to-day. The
officers expressed themselves as having
perfect confidence in Mr.. Myers intel
ligence, zeal aud fidelity. Resolutions
to that effect were unanimously adopt
ed and committee appointed to take
charge OF the library until a suitable
librarian can be obtained.
The special committee appointed by
the Chamber OF Commerce on Saturday
last to report on the resolutions con-
cerning the Louisville canal presented
that day, made their report to the
Chamber to-day as follows:
WHEREAS, The Louisville and Port
land Canal is an incorporated company
under the laws OF the State Of Kentucky,
and there is but $500 OF the capital
stock OF the company now held by any
other parties than the United States /;
therefore,
Resolved, That Congress be memorial
lied to appropriate such sums OF money
as may be necessary TO complete the
work without further delay, and pur-
chase the five shares of stock owned and
held by the Directors; assume and pay
all debts of the company and abolish all
toll and charges.
Signed THEo. CooK,
. B. EGGLEsToN,
Gr... S. J. HULL,
Committee.
Resolved. That 8 committee Of five
members of the Chamber be appointed
to memorialize Congress and secure the
aid and cooperation Of the Senators
and Represehtafives in Congress from
the States interested in the navigation
Of the western rivers, and that the
Board of Trade and Common Council
each be requested toappoint committees
to act with this committee.
Respectfully submitted,
THEo Cook,
B. EGGLEsToN.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and the committee will be ap-
pointed tomorrow.
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"tATHER REPORT.
PrObabiIifIes.

onaDilltleS.
a''SIoS, ! P. NJ, November %.
'1'0meter will probably rise on
-. On the lakes and in New
:S++ With cold westerly winds and
L. e.. ",s''leF, and fall in the Southern
~ -. - States, with southwesterly
j, ~ r} }fl'Ing temperature. The
Ia. (..:.,i,s amer prevailing in the Rocky
sa.,., VIII extend, with falling bar
Es,.:,..; aII,.sIng temperature, into the
MI .,.: valley. Dangerous winds
';:,p 1"c'Pated for our coast this
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INDIANA.

Hs oi Grand Lodge of. d. q. +.
Officers Elected.
'.'SAF0LT, November 22.-The
''''o's 0! the Grand Lodge, at
- n'5ung this morning, elected the
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he Largest Stock
OF

! - e: E C C.,;il1s! A!'s'?ess' TSs
u sccessious to the order in
zA'e this year has been 2005;
s,..t " families relieved, l0l; ex-
"a. :. 10 charities, s27,07l.75; bal
treasury Sl3,j72.
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ssw CABLE LAID
piuee of Wales Ill.
.qgsBANcE IN BRUSSELS
s,sction In plymouth.
..,ful Laying ofa Gable.

.foi Laying ofa Gable.
x " November 222.-The cable
=, B,,avia, on the Island of Java
>. Darwin, Australia, has been
..rr laid. As soon as the tariff
a further announcement Will
- snl business invited
Denial.
..,s,t:op made by Sir Charles
m, Of his recent addresses, to
1T tbs, Queen Victoria had re.
O., nsy the income tax upon her
: ..,S = =, n.iys,e income, and had in
,. .,cs been exempted from the
I. I. !. lsnied upon official authority.
Inyestigation.
mission composed OF six mem
.,,s, the leadership Of Lord
.,..,,, has been appointed by the
..-psnt f,r the purpose of holding
-,,., rstisation into the circum-
-. s,snii1g the loss OF her Bri-
:, N,isslys : troop ship Niagara,
:, rs: wrecked upon St. Pauls'
,r,,.ss months since. The COM
:. viii enter upon its duties at
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LATER.

:i,,,sLs, November 22-lO ?. M
j; ='y !. now quiet and it is believed
I4s Disturbances have entirely sub
"a.
.5l!S, November 22.-The Prince
. ''''Tas taken suddenly i'll yester-
Fni much anxiety was manifested
':;'o!ysI household on the fact be-
.! Known. The court physicians
';:+sa 10 attendance with the Prince
: <.i'as evening" and last night. A
~ Sas issued this morning an
.,. -,,; Z! that his Royal Highness had
~ io.e'atle night. The fever has
~, :, a'alei and he is now progress
E4J9:atlv.
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Disturbance I'm Bru sSels.

XSsl. November 22.-The tone
ng9,a; feeling, which has been
rr.,omns decidedly adverse tothe
*" BeIgian ministry, eliminated
..s;aoon in demonstrations on the
Z Il Tx popllace almost bordering
:i:ai Crowds Of excited people
a:.i tie streets and an immense
la9,;s collected and listened to vio-
(. stresses from several speakers,
: a.i'y nyeighed against the policy
..:nll..,ry. The excitement finally
s-;i such q pitch that the police
3: .::cisi 10 disperse the crowds,
~. ley succeeded in doing with con-
-ss5: difficulty. The military are
:. readiness, bat as yet no occasion
4r'sl Tor the interference Of the
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conservative Victory.

s,N November 22.-The result
..ee.ion held in Plymouth yes.
- 10 which the Liberal candidates
= ..,.s,ei, is the subject OF much
...oa 10 political circles here. 1t
xa,isi By many as marking a
rr',l reaction in favor OF the Con-
.r,. rarty, which will materially
r,.l.a it: prospects for regaining
=. s,ceniancv.
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AL f. x A n d RIA.

The LATE SUPPOSED MURDER CAsE.-Capt
James McCracken, JAS. X. jefferson and JAS
Novel;, com mitted to Jail charged with the muir
der OF cOlOred man named Silas johnson were
examined yesterday evening at the MAYORS
Office before Mayor Latham and Justices Her
bert and Alexander in the presence of a large
crowd of spectators. After hearing the evidence
and arguments, jefferson and NOVEL; were re-
committed on the charge of murder and
McCracken admitted TO bail i'm the sum of
S2,Gco-S1 800 on his own rec ognizance and $500
each on that of l.. A. Cook and j. II. Sherwood
to appear at the july tel m OF the Corporation
Court, which commences next Monday.
CORPORATION COURT.-The July term of the
preside, will commence ON Monday next The
criminal cases to be tried at this term are as
follows: Thos. X. Bird, for bigamy; j. X.
Anstn, for bigamy; James NOVEL; and j. r.
Jefferson, for murder; James McCracken for
being accessory to murder; David Haney, for
house breaking; Peter George, for obtaining
goods under false pretenses; A. j. Moore for
influencing person to commit perjury; Sonny
Roy, for house breaking; Hugh Stfider, for
house breaking; Il. j. Javins, for robbiDp:
Augustus Hill for illegal voting.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL-
RoAp.-1he work of constructing the Alex
andria and Fredericksburg Railroad has pro-
crossed as far as the Stone Bridge, the termina-
ton OF Duke street, from which point to
Cameron Mills large force is employed and
the piles OF ties already along the route indicate
llat operations VIII be prosecuted TO completion
as rapidly as possible
THE Dec CAET.-Up to this time one hundred
and thirty dogs have been taken by the dog cart
10 the pound at the Poor House.-Gasette, last
feepiT1
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THE COUNTS.

DISTRICT CoURT.-To-day Judge DIN is hold
mac below Mathis PSin in Novembe en- last S aet
steamer.
PROBATE COURT, Judge Wylie.-To-day the
viii OF the late Virginia Handy, beanea thin her
estate ,s to her sisters and children, was fied. The
viii Of the ate fanny apiHy certain
bs9uests TO his children, and beqneathing the bulk
ard admitted to probate and letters tes,SmentaTy
We, mere Issued to ms widoSLbond Sl6go The will Of
county. virainia dIsd fully proven and aa@it-
ted TO probate. He leaves to Eliza Brown all his
decline Of life as also o 81 gronna and sts es
with the will annexed were issued to her.
Dole an or he TeDna Of yrsS SssJohn
town: was charged with permitting nuisance to
son, swearing in the streets Of Coorgetown fined So
RICHARD Burgess, unlawful assembly; fined g. Jas.
this morning; fined IS. JOHN Rockford. charged
with selling liquor without l;,snse fined s3, Ar
selling liquor on Sunday; not sustained, and
The ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT HALLS GROCERY
Robert Howard, coiorsd, charged with malicious
trCspass the premises of II. W Hall. a grocer on
III street, between Louisiana and ID street.
The cheer saw him enter, the cellar through
feulty, during which officers stationed in front
and rear he was captured in an adjoining lot, in a
refuge on being pursued. On the proprietor being
appIzcd OF the Iact nc repaired 10 the store, when
he found that the burglar had attempted to burst
open his safe, the handle having been broken off.
He was sent to jail for three months.
A POLICEMAN TRIED AND CLEARED.
r. NJ. Doyle, lpoliceman,J char ged with assault
and battery ON Ellen Ale, (whom he arrested ON the
tth Of July J WAS placed tral-Mr Cahil for the
d.fnee. The Witnesses, Ellen Ale and "Reddy''
WEIGH, testified that she in his place, and Doyle
came in and sted her dragging her eutad using
his club A third witness for the prosecufondid not
agree with this testimony, and the prosecuting at
torney tMr Closs) abandoned the case. Judge Smell
remarked that had the charge been sustained he
would have imposed heavy fine, as a warning to
police officers not to use their clubs unnecessarily
but in this case, on the evidence adduced, he could
do nothing but dismiss il. Doyle asked for a war
rant against the two principal witnesses for perjury
John Keys and James Sims, colored pleaded
guilty to stealing s5 in money and were fined $40
and costs. VIM. ThOmpson, a rather ne-looking
young man, pleaded guilty to stealing two tables
from his m9theI Valued at go; fined go, or four
tenement house without providing suitable prity
for the sauIe; fined 20. Julia Williams, cofored,
charged with keeping a bawdy house on 3D. street.
was sentenced TO pay a fine Of 500; appealed. Geo
Sutton, q ne-legged white boy, charged with as
sault on Mary Davis, was fined 81 aud costs.
Meteorological Record-,July 9, 7.35 NJ
War Depnrtmerf. .SfordI .SPrrics. W.. q. A.
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BaSe bali.
The Olymries Dsfect the Ketionaas.

The Oiyrrics D.fect the Eekiongds.
The game between the KekiOngas, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, and the Olympics, of this city,
came off yesterday on the Olympic grounds, In
the presence of large number of spectators.
Mr.. j. j. Beardsley was chosen umpire, and the
toss was won by the Kekiongas, who sent their
opponents TO the bat. The batting of the Olym-
pics was particularly heavy, while their fielding
was also very good. For the first four innings
the game looked as IL IL would terminate with
small score for each club. This idea was ex-
PEELED in the fifth inning, when the Blue Stock
ings took possession of the willow, and only re-
tired when they had scored eighteen runs, the
largest score made this season in a professional
game IN one inning. The Kekiongas rallied
slightly afterwards, but not enough TO catch ND.
Furthermore, Mincher was severely hurt in the
fifth inning, and was forced to put on a substi-
tute-Donnelly. This accident, together with
the crippled condition Of Lennon, the catcher
contributed very much TO the Generalization of
the "Injun" nine. A questionable decision of
the umpire in the sixth inning appeared TO take
the nerve out OF the kekiongas. who played
listlessiy and miserably until the close of the
game.
~ Pill -
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Wan Drr'r, 0ryIcE cuIEY SIGNAL 6ff:: .r

WASHINGTON, ID. u, July o-l0.30 q. m. J
Synopsis for the past toentg.four hogrs.-The
barometer has fallen .samewilat on the Pacific
coast, and risen at the Rocky Mountains. 1t has
remaIned quite low from Nebraska northwards
dnring the night, snd fallen somewhat on Lakes
Michigan and Superior. The barometer remains
highest in fhe southern and gulf States, and Is
rising in the middle aDi eastern States. North
and west winds have prevailed from Lake Erie
TO Virginia and eastward, but are now dimin-
ishing; south and scutheasterfy winds are this
morning reported from Lake Ontario to Missouri
and northwards. Light rains have fallen from
South Carolina to Chesapeake Bay. Rain is
now reported from southern Alabama and Loufs-
lana. Severe local storms have during the night
passed over Iowa aud WISCONSIN, and threaten
ing weather probably extends eastward.
observation-disclosures weather viii probably
continue during the day north and east of Vir-
GINA. The rain on the gulf coast win probably
extend northwards, and the conditions will be
favorable for local stornls from Arkansas to
Michigan. Southeasterly winds VIII probably
prevail on Lake. Huron ard Michigan, and
threatening weather from take SppeIicr pl0Nns
\ LOCAL REcoRD.-The thermometer in THE
EvENIxG STAR business Office registered as fol-
lows day Is q. m, Is; 10 An, 50; ~ M So
2 D. m, 50.
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CIT Y ITEM

PERSONS LEAVING TOWN will find MANY USE
inl articles IN my stock, such as Linen Busters,
Bathing Suits, for ladies and gentlemen; Shawls
or Mauds for gentlemen, Linen arR Wooden
Clothing for boys. In addition to my large as
sortment OF such articles, am in daily receipt
OF handsome Pantaioons, made in ordered stvlc
adapted To the present season and early autu nm
Prices have been generally reduced.
GEO G.. HENNING.
4l0 Seventh street n w
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0The Hartford "Courant" calls the 4th Of
July incendiaries' day.
~General John c. Fremont Is expected to
spend several OF tile snmmer months at Mount
Desert, on the coast of Maine. He purchased q
small Island there named "Little POrcupfnen
last year, and viii build a cottage upon it.
REA mother-in-law inI .ansinburg, New York,
Is trying TO rid her eyes " quantity or red pep
per which in some strange way or other came
through the keyhole OF her daughter-in-law's
room.
/. pvThe democrats OF Montana have nominal
ed Mr. L. Warren Toots for delegate to Congress.
The Republican candidate is Mr.. William III.
,Claggett. Mr.. james NJ. Cayanagh, democrat,
was the delegate In the forty-hrst Congress.
RvNoah james, OF Doddridge county, West
Virginia, an ex-niember of the Legislature,
committed suicide last Friday. The deed is
supposed TO have been impelled by remorse, as
procured the assassination Of neighbor.
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) following is the score i'm detail

Fly catcnes-AillsoD, 2; Leonard, 2; Hall, 3; Bur
rouehs, 20. Williams, I: Goldsmith, s. Carey, i;
Mineher, 8; Armstrong 8; Kelly, LA. Foul bound
LsDnoP; - Catches y stTIke' : / Base
plsyefeet ont py feTce, Hills ~ Allison, Leon
ards Pvt out By Torsn, Z: G.ld.mith, .; Carey,
g. Runs earnea%oiympe & kefiSn s@e' f SiareS
gameITFo hours and forty minutes. Umpire. J.
Allen and Rockhf1l. a
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Go. A, WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, at
their meeting last night adopted unanimously,
resolutions expressing their pleasure and pride
In the manner Of their association with the
gentlemeI; Of the Society Of Oldest Inhabitants
In the obsei -ance Of Independence Day at the
Tomb Of Washington; rendering to DIR. John b.
Blake, the presiiels+. Of the society, and to
hessrs. Mash, Stettinius, and Bassett, the COM
eaiffee OF arrangements, anu through them 10
me society, an assurance OF the Companys high
appreciation and profound respect; l. ankfng the
members OF Company @, Washington A. ght In
fantry, who formed a part of the eoneourse at
Mount vernon and subsequently, on the pier n
front OF Marshall Hall, and whose conduct at q
critical moment was that Of true soldiers; COM
mending the GOODNESS and decision Of Captain W.
g. Moore in depressing the excitement caused
by an unprOyoked and dastardly attack Of a set
OF rovdies; and finally setting forth THAT the
conduct Of Captain Stackpole, in command of
the Arrow, in the treatment Of his passengers
specially the members Of the venerable and
bonOred society and their military escort; while
conveying them To and from their distinguished
place OF rendezvous, was most dishonest and
dishonorable, as plain statement Of the facts
VIII show" The statement follows. and the
series of resolutions closes with one ssthat such
man Is unwoIt.ny Of public patronage, aud ought
TO be driven from his si.c.orable traffic up and
Gown the river by the very want OF employment,
ton"
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The wAsHISGToS ASDSEvzRs CAMP MEET
ING.-On Thursday the rites for tents on the
Jaeksons Woods ground, fox the camp meeting
which will be commenced On the 2d Of August,
were 10 have been selected, and those from the
circuit and Annapolis selected their places.
One-half OF the ground having been assigned to
the churches OF the District, plat WAS made
and on that plat the Selections VIII sa made. a
meeting or the committee fe5e member frcIn
each charge in the District } was held last even
sizing, and Il was reported ta. the saith p5ss
6 Ohio road would Issue roand-trip tickets to
the Annapolis Junction AZ 50 cents, and the fare
from that poln. s50gnip 70 the ground would
S1e3 a. had been expected. Reports from the
churches were that about ~ tents would GER
t tain 20 from this city; The ground has been
and doubtless there will be q second circle lift
n not determined 20 have q number of courts.
se e, ara sos s9g qua re Ia1eT S oe 10 BY s
THE YACHT RACE TO COME OFF ON rHx sisr
ming At shekei's restaurant, Tth-strset wharf,
aptain George A Shekels In the chair. The
lowing yachts we're represented: Daunfless,
pray, Little Ella, John i. Given, and Witch Of
he Wave. II was decided that all entries
hould be made by Friday evening next, and
hat no entries Of boats could be made after that
me. The entrance fees were fixed as follows
Inst class, $40; second class s5 and third class
$40. The 3lsf day Of July was set for the race.
The names Of Arthur Mofitt, EDWARD Raunce,
committee, and the meeting adjourned until next
Friday night, when the rules governing the race
will be made known and the entrances closed.
INDUSTRIAL Hons ScHooL--A a regular
monthly meeting OF the executive committee Of
the Industrial Home School OF the District, held
at the Home in Georgetown, the resignation Of
Mis- Marwedzl, the matron In Washington, was
unanimously accepted The school Is In q very
fourishipg condition, and the discipline IS
rreditable 10 the officers in charge. There are
"A boys az the Home In Georget0sn, and u girls
in W ashilgtOn, making family OF 81 children.
Ffxx FRENCH Gilt Lockets, Chains, Drops
and Sets, Oroiie and Plated Studs, Buttons and
Chains seeeised az Prigg's JewelFy Store, No.
457 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th
stress, g.z flZ gFf1
- - 81
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The NATIONAL GUARp, (Col. Alexander J to
the number Of three hundred, assembled at
Armory Square last night. After the regiment
formed, preceded by band and drum corps,
and marched through the principal streets max
ing fine display.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-The following
stalled:
Central Lodge, No. 10. II. Gibbons, N.G.:
w. T. Clarkson, V.G.; j. r. Mason, F.S.; F. b.
Lord, il, RS; b. E Cuttings, Treas.
Washington, No. &C. Medairy, MGR b.
Nixon, y.G.; l.. +. Randolph, + IS; G.. W. Lar
ner, RS; A jackson, T.
Eastern, No. ii. b. Espey, N.G.; W. H.
s.; 4. G. Donaldson. L.
Kahlert, V.G.; s. III. Dibble, F.S.; Vim. p. Al
han, RS; VIM. Young, II.
Columbia, No. I0-UptOn III. Ridenour, N
l. H. Henry, V.G.; l. NJ. Smith; F.S., John A.
houlden, RS; Somuel Wise, L.
Union, No. 11-John Long, N.G.: W. B. Will
hanson, N.G; i. W. Scott, F.S.; j. NJ. McFar-
Ian, RS; John Webster, jr., Il.
Friendship, No. I'm. Rand. N.G.; G. c.
HUMPHREYS, V.G.; g. IT. Edwards, + s.; p III
Sweet, Rs; b. A. Kidder, T.
Covenant, No. 13-J. T. Shaw, Nc;
Allison, Y-G.; John E WEIGH, F.S-; Norris
Thorne, RS; 5. c. Palmer, L.
Beacon, No. 15-,Iosiah Shaw, N.G.; C. A.
Jenkins, N.G.; j. Nj. Fallin, 81; l.. ID. ALVIN.
RS; n. Mulliken, T.
Metropolis, No. 16-E. BawseI, NC; Peter
Earr, .G;; j. H. Ritter, Z s.; ID. ID. Clark,
RS; Israel Deming, t..
Excelsior, Nc. lie. Edmonston, Nc; l.. j.
Bryant, g.; W. ker, + IS; j. b. Royce, RS.
j. G. Shafer, T.
Mechanics, No. 1s-w. II. Griffin, NC; John
Birch, We; Chas. Bremmerman, F.S.: Chas.
G. Myers, RS; A. c. Prather, T.
Oriental, No. 19-J. w. III. Bonitz, N.G:F.
Spendler, Y.G-; Aug. Henrichs, F.S.; John
Eahl, RS; John yoigt, T.
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kles Of time. SO forcibly tell of advancing wears.
as your grey hair. Ayers vigor restores its
color and makes your appearance more agree
able TO others. as well as yourself. With fresh,
luxuriant hair, the inirmities of age are far less
noticeable.