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FINED FOR VIOLATING THE MARKET ORDl-

FINED FOR VIOLATING THE MARKET ORpl-
SAscE.-Jnmes L. Hickman, Robert Gordon,
William Williams, and Aaron Washington,
huckstcrs in the Second Market, were hned
81 each by Justice Crew yesterday for vIola'
ting the ordinance concel ming markets IN Of
tering articles for sale after market hours.
The ordinance imposes penalty OF not less
than s. nor more than $50 for each offence.
and the police have been Instructed to en-
force it by reporting all violations.
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Lynch Law In Kansas.-.rt.c vyeassror

ST. Lou1s, August 2S.--Soipe days agp two
desperadoes named. McCielIarid and Wright
got inton quarrel at Hayes City, Kansas, In
which Wright was killed and McCfelland
badly wounded. 5IcCielland was placed In
Jail and chained to d post with Tony Dono-,
van, a noted horse-tliieE. On the second
night after the murderea band of citizens,
visited the jail and killed both McGi Giellands
and Donovan.
The weather ismtlch cooler after the storm
Of last night. Forty-cight fatal cases of SUR
stroke and twice that number Of prestratiops
by heat have occurred in this city within the
past week 81 liS. 49,
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Sailing Of the Yantic.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 2S.-Thc United
States steamer Yantic, Captain Byron Will
son. sailed this afternoon for Gibraltar en-
route for China. Mr.. james p. Cowarlin,
of Richmond, sailed as captains clerk.
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USNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OrFIcE AUGUST %. 1ST2.-
Thomas Foster, Richmond Miss Helen Gar
rett, Cambridge, Nd; Alexander Hicr-
holtzc, Richmond; Mrs. Mary Hill, Laurel.
SllSsCX COUNTY; Willard Johnson. -.
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, MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

-.,,.uy LADY SHoT DEAD IN REr-
\ N'N" ,,,I,N. \ LANNEE. ARRESTED
h' .at ,,,INr- AWKWARD tAfLNNA-
f'# ,r rIfy s>SAs>l\-NE WAS 10 ~"
i'' X rFW Hl -
NNr'. rur PROPERTY, SC. &c
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v,u,o,, so,d;c-,, Convention.

PoRrLAsr, Mr., August 2S.-A mass cons
yention of tie Union soldiers of Maine Was
held here Yesterday. General selden Con-
nor presided. Dlessrs. Burnside, " ilson,
and Butler, and General Harlan, of Ken
tuckv. were among the orators. 81 !. 4
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES n. TAYLOR will sell at g p, NJ. a house
and lot at the corner Of Lowncs and Compromise
streets, Maddox Hill.
LYME & BROTHER will sell ut p. NJ. two brirk
stores on the southwest corner Of Main and
Iwenty-ffth streets, and three small framed
tenements In the rear OF the above.
THOMAS w KEESEE will sell ut 10 A. NJ. house.
hold furniture, pinno. Sc.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our issue of yesterday
We announced the death Of Mr.. Samuel Ry-
Ian !, of King and Queen county. 1t should
have been that Of Mr.. Joseph Ryhnd, his
r1ther. Mr.. Samuel p. Ryland is still liy
in- and in good health. Our informant was
in error.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Dentl, of n Cardinal.

RcaE, August es.-- Cardinal Angelo Quag-s
lia died suddenly to-day, aged seYenty years.
Steamship Wreckcd-Losso Of Life.
LISBON, August 2a.--The steamships YeTse-
serauce went ashore during q fog az the en-s
trance of the harbor of Uporto, and became
4 total wreck. Thirty persons were drowned 3
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mar

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoEK, August 2S.-Money easy
at to 8. Sterling dull at 10St. Gold, 1884
to 114I. Governments steady and prices a
friction better. States very dull. New
South Carolina's off /. United States SIS,
ll6l; G2's, 1145; G4's, 114a; COS. 1l45 !;
lo-40's, !12i. Tennessee 6's, 733 new, 75s.
Virginia Us, Al; new 81; consols, 81; de"
ferred. 1J3.
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RAIS STILL NEEDED.-The ground was
previously so parched and dry that the
effects of the copioll> rains of the 10Th and
10Th have almost disappeared, and now the
earth in this section is becoming nearly us
hard and dry as it was before the rain
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Fus,on Of 1,ouIssnna Republicans.

NEw ORLEANS, August 2s.-The custom
house and Piuchback factions have fused,
with Kellogg us their candidate for Governor
and Pinchback for Congressman at larse.
The Democrats, Liberals, and Reformers
are consulting. $3.50. r.,
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Sc,v Hurder-TrinI.

CARLISLE, Pa, August 2S.-The new frais
of DR.. Paul SchoGppe for the murder OF
Miss Steiuecke, three years ago, began thisl.
morning. Much difficulty IN procuring T. 2
Jury Is anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-29

DIRECT SHIPMENT OF LIcoRIcE.-The bark
Maud, from Liverpool TO City Point, has il
shipment Of licoricc consigned to a. Y.
Stokes Il Co., of this city, We are glad to
see the tide of business turning to Virginia
witprS
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por,.,,ure or n Cuban war-ycssel.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 2s.-in the
United States District Court here to-day
Judge Knowles adjudgcd the Cuban war
vessel the schooner Pioneer forfeited to the
United States, and directed the issuance OF a.
Warrant of sale. 80. ..1ss 81.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER At DISPATCH Or
FIcE Wednesday, August 2Sth: A. NJ. 81
degrees; 3 7. NJ, IS degrees; 7. NJ, s.
degrees.
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II you feel dull irowsy. dcbilitatcd. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes haGy, poor appetite, and
tongue cmlhd. you suffering from torpid liver or
.hilionsncss" and nothing will cure you so sEreail!
and permanently rs Dr.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical
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sElre.

EyAssyIILg, August rs IS. IAN ineendiayy
fire ae Mount Carmel, ILL.,, last night DC
stroyed eight buasness houses, iIiclndtng Inc
Register printing otase. Losss so o. IS
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE GREELEY CLuBs.-At
the last meeting of the Young Mems Cen
trad Greeley Club, President General Brad
ley Y. Johnson in the chair, means looking
to a thorough organization of the Greeley
party III the city and State were adopted. \
committee OF four was appointed, charged
with the duty of issuing an address to Fir-
ginia friends of Greeley and Brown, and
urging them everywhere to united action. \
committee Of five was also appointed to visit
the presidents of all other clubs i'll the city
favorable to Greeley and Brown, and urge
the necessity of the immediate appointment
Of committees (tom each club, the whole to
bc called the Central Greeley Committee OF
the City of Richmond. This committee,
who will have charge Of the Interests Of NIL
the clubs. will meet at Virginia Hall Friday
night. The Club was presented hy Colonel
F. w. Manhood, OH behalf of :. IL. Camp
bell e. Co, with two spiendidly-r'lned and
artistic Photographic likenesse- Of Greeley
and Brown, which were accepted with
thanks by the Club to the generous donors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-29

INSPECTORS AProINTEp.-The Governor hos
appointed Thomas $. Stabler. Jr., inspector
of tobacco on the part of the owners at
Liberty Warehouse, Lynchburg. and John
L. Taylor Inspector on the part of the State
at the same warehouse,
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ApvEETIsE.-uur merchants seeking trade IN ANY
portion Of tho country should advertise in The
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. viii
take aycr. enpnt> aud have them inserted Al pub
IIshnrS> raft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-29

AWAITING IpENTIFIcATToN.-The Chief OF
Police still has in his possession two stolen
cows awaiting identification by their owners.
The supposed thieves are also in custody.
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PEMBHokE SHIRTS. ready y-madc or made to order,
and Perfect fit guaranteed. or no sale, by r. L.
SPENCE & son. merchant t;lors and dealers i'll gen
tlcmcn's furnishing goods, 1900 Main street.
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NJ. ElLYsoN & Co.. Advertising Agents. DlstA1cn
ndiug. will receive advertisements and have lllcn'
inserted In any jonrual Of the country at rcSuhu
ratcg,
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TOILET Aw.saSf1s.

ssTRS sIIasy,s stN IN All ~
THEW LOTION, ,.,ssi
for removing eap' , Ma i,y
g ysassWr ass Ssss
\, .7.ate - y IN ard rad sifssss,
= y.n,g;S AM, 8 lssl q sl. s
AND Ros ], IA ~ sss.s
81. sr.sf- xtia Ans a'ss'ss sss 80 IS
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Thiers, it is said, has recovered possession
of his whole liblary-which Was seized ny
the ComnuDisss--with the exception oI M
some twenty volumes. His shies loss - ~
manuscript letters, Z
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nUsTsESs WANTS,

yxTANTED, eyerybedy TO send one toslars
wv In Nessrs. ,Yp0D e Lfi u. Dasisllts
VA for . copy Of tbs Z. IA vlLLt. ~
avery fes,on In that section OF roHntry.
the adjacent counties Of Nirgni1 aud kast
Hnai - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-29

Generas Hanks at Lynn, Mass.
LYNN, August 2s.-General Banks nd.
dressed a crowded Greeley and Brown meet
ing last night. de was frequently ais-
Dlauded.
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1XTANTED, FIFTY COL0RED COAL
wv MINERS TO 90 to jackson county. Ill, 70
work With Mr.. Goidsworthy and with tho han.a
sent out few months ago. Wages $3.50 70 70 peF
pei u"'' 1App'' ). P.JUsTis. Labor Agent,
nn1 So. o Fifteenth street. .,
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-.The Old scf%Sf6, Z,
l. Dominion Steamship Company's ele tsssstsszse
CANT siGe-wleel steamship WYAEOkE, Captain
CouCH, will sail FRIDAY, August 9Oth, at O'Clock
+. VI. Freight received until IL ii.
Through bills Of lad!ug signed. and goods for.
warded with dispatch to MI points north, south. east
and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare. S12; steeruge, 81: round-rip
tickets. $50. For freight or passage, appl! To
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent,
au aS-jt No. 3 Governor street
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For RIvEKsInE FAEK.--Boats from 22O to IF.
NJ Music Tomorrow.
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PEasosAIa--C Councilman Chesterman has
returned tf5M northern trip.
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DOR NORFOLK, WILLlAMS-SIIIs
i BURG, AND REGULAR LAND ssocsiis,
.ISCS on JAMES KIVER.-The fast and comlno-
dlous steamer PALlSADE, Captain CiIAlsLEs LIZ,
NELSON. having been thoroughly overhauled' VIII
resume her trips AUGUST 27TIi leaving kichmond
for tue above points every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at 8 A. NJ. 49,,
wharf. ,., .,,oa
Freight for way ltlInss must be prepaid. ThromSh
frnirSt fnrwartI d with dispatch Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg Oh arrival Of steamer.
aG 81 - III. tN IC.I.. -rN-- I,-. -..
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Grants Cabinct--PardOn OF hukiux

WAsHlSGroS, August 2s.-Thc Cabinet
meets here tomorrow. Boutwell, and Robe
son are both absent.
Warrants for the pardon of David Col
lins, William Teal, Amos Owen, ana "
liam Scrugg, who were convicted under me
kukux law and are now iii the Albany peni-
tcntiarv, have been prepared and VIII he
signed before the Presidents return here.
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WANTS.

uTANTED.-TWO YOUNG. MEN OF
w good moral standing can oi)trin B0hiiD on
very reasonable terms at $40 Clay street nelween
Filth and Sixth. Several DAY-BOARDEHs sso
can be accommodated. an 80
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EOR PHlLADELpHA.-The .Esf 70 70,
4 steamer }. :. 6 Il ZEN, Captain. .scfsssssssss., fss
CARR will receive freight for the above port till
THURSDAY the Goth instant 1t i2 o'clock.
Freight taken for all parts OF Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. and Delaware. also for Norfolk. Boston, and
New Orleans. III low rates. Passage 10 Philadelphia,
w. L. PORTER. Agent,
au os-ai No. 2I2., ijnck street.
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yYTANTED, TO RENT A sMALLt3sIZED
wv ROOM with fireplace IN IL. 10 be used by o.
settled white lady, Address "RooM y care aoi this
Office. y al -
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rOOD WkGES-G OOD FL o M E.-'
fur a small family, and one to do HOUSEYORK
and assi. / with the SEWING. Address, sitting re-
sence and giving references, lock box ~, G.u-
vn huSbSztSs
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WANTED, in small family, q resDeeta-
w be woman rs HOUSEKEEFEt:, si.a VIII
also take charge OF two crcnonc seven siig uis
other four wears old Address O.BsS 62s tni-s
ypr,ty OF yirginiI auziSo1stkW.te. u
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CLOSING SCENES.

The closing scenes of the tragedy at the
police station were saddenins enough. Tue
aged mother of the prisoner, nus sister, ana
some other friends who were present, were
much moved in bidding adieu to the prisoner.
The attendance of spectators at the lnVestl-
yatiou was large.
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YKTANTED. to rent FfRSf-CLASS /
w DWELLING. from October 1st, containing
eight or more ROOMS. perInanens tenst,lt can DO
secuI cd. Address j. g. N, Dtspotcs
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YXTANTED, A PARTNER NTH fkS1ms
wv $4,000 10 $3.50 ,u one oc the oldeat ana hcsf-
known tobacco commission hou:es iis The Siate-
Address, with real naae. -.
,,i.h - -
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SUMAC WANTED.--N.e lay tl.e hishess
mnst ss of green color well dried, assd fffs fsos
sand sticks, and berries We reeelYS A
Rockets mills adjoining City Gas al aIy
landing or railroad depot or &c our stoie,
Main street. il ,,,, s...r i ~,
jy>l-d&43rn dULSJs ~ tsgssss stsss0ts
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

SIAMESE TwINs SURI'AssED.-.All
the stories told Of the SiameSc Twins
hardly equal this Of the flmou Scotch
double mau, Of whom the following
account is given In the Eeyam Set D.
nm HiSria: During the reign OF
james the Third, of Scotland, and at
his court, there lived Il man double
above the waist, single below that re-
gion. The King caused him to be
carefully brought UP. lie rapidly ae-
qIired a knowledge of music. The
two heads learned several languages
they debated together, and the two up
per halves occasionally fought. They
lived generally, however, IL the great
est harmony. When the lower part
Of the body was iickled tiH two indl-
yidmIs ftltit together; but when, on
the other Ilaul. one ofthe upper indi-
vidnals was touched, DM alone iclt the
effect. Til. moistrOus being died at
the age of twcnty-eiglit years. One of
the bodies dicl several days before the
other.
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with tire strong. true love that should
know no clfangc, he was sure lie did
not, am could not.
lie brought an invitation from some
eminent drtiSte for the opera but it
was not to her alone, lie should be
very pleased. he said, II her cousin
woIrld 20 with her. ATTY never cares
to 60 to the OPERA" she was foolish
enough to say, her cheeks hotly tluslI-
ed. but interpreting the look In his
eyes, her woman's wit came to her
rescue: ''but think she would 60, OH
your invitation, and it willbe delight
tul to witness ler enjoyment"
so Anne speedily fonnd herself Sec
ond in importance. Atty was so
charming in her simple toilet, 50 pure.
tender and womanly. that Jack found
himself gradually learning to long for
the glances from under the long brown
laslles. Ills visits TO the brownstonc
front were more frequent than ever;
but Anne knew, also, that they were
nOt Tor her. charm size ever so wisely.
II was in the fall of that same year
Atty and Jack We're married, and Anne
and lIet We're bridesmaids. ltwas tnl-
der'tood, however, That Anne would
soon be Il bride. Old Tim Warbeck, a
banker. some Said II millinnaire, had
been at her feet for years, and Size had
rewarded him at last. Ett nobody
knew how that deep down in her heart |
was sorrow that only time could ef-
tacc-and perhaps not even that.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

WHAT SAW ~ 4 FLY'S HEAD
| wa: examining a common house fly
one morning with Il microscope, and
what was NY surprise to discovers
whole lot of little insects crawling
about amongst the hairs of his head.
counted as many as seventeen
They were Of a light amber color.
each having six LEGS. and two long
leelerS that they kept florri>llilg be-
fore them all the while in the most
energetic manner. They were very
nearly the shape of an alt-lion or
doodle az we u~ed to call them.
They were very yol1cious. saw
seven gather around the laccEtcd
neck where the ligld had been torn
from the body, and they were eating
like pig, pushing and striking at each
otllrr all the while.
On another part of the body saw
three engaged in deadly fight. They
rushed at each other with all tie
iicrceneSs Of mad bulls. Sometimes
they would rear up and shake each
other like dogs.
The hair Oh the iIy'S head was quite
thick, standing ont like bristles, and
these little fellows would walk right
ont Oh the ends Of them without fall
ing.
Sometimes two or thrrc Of them
would walk up and down OIL his hairy
nose, no doubt to the gl.at annoyance
of her tlyslip.
Nov, | wonder if these little fellows
themselves haven't GOT something in
their heal to bite and annoy thems
"1hlt tleas have lesser ileas to bite
'em.
And these ilcas other tlpns
And so on ad intinitum."
After this when You see tly scratch
his head, You may rra 'onably con- !
clnde that he is not always after co
i3rt,
And should yon ever I've ANNOYED, /
when trying to sleep, by flies crawl
ing over your face. it may be some
to know that oflimes bis
slnmber5 are disturbed by these little
chaps crawling orG his t;me.
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ARTEMuS WARDS CouITSIuP.-It
wasa cam, stillnight in loon, when aII
natnr hlSht, and marry zeIfrr disturb
ed the serene silence. sot with the
ohjec Of my affections on the fence OF
her dldy'S m'tnr. hadexperienccd
kind of lankefin arttr her for some
time, hut darn't proclaim my pasllin:
wall, we sot there on the fence Il
sWingin olir feet to and fro. and blush
III as red as a Bal,Iinsyillc Sknle-lloncc
when it was first painted, and looking
very siInpul, make 10 dowt. My
left arm was occupied in baluncng
myself Oh the fence, while mi right
arm was wolmI atfekslmaitly round
Szannah'S waste. SeZ | Su<anner. |
thinks very mutch Of yu." Sez she.
"llow you do run on" Scz !, Il
wish thar WIZ winders til mi sole. soz
you Good sec sum of mi ftlins. . and
side deeply. pawSed here, but az
she maid no reply tn it, | continuation
in the follern strain: "Ah! Good VII
kno The sleeples mites parse Oh your
account-how yittles IElz ceased tn be
attractive til me, and how my limbs
shnlnk UP, ye wouldn't dowt me. not
by 10 means. Gaze on this wasted
form and Smlken ize." cried, Jump
ing up. should have continued SUN
time longer probably. but, unfortu-
ultelv. | lost nv balance. and f;lIl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Temperance l. one round OF the
ladder of virtues that lead to heaven;
intcmperance Is Satan's propeller to
urge men towards ttcrlal ruin.
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GEAR ANp nEsrEysT yrsroN.

A. il. Inc natural, healthy sight, and pre-
venting ali unpleasant SENSATIONS, such ~
glimmrrin@ ulld wavci'ing OF sight, diZzi-
meas, etc, peculiar to AL others in usc.
These glasses are manufactured from MI
mute vr,ata! pcAo!cS melted together, and
derive theirname, "Hiampnl. on account
of their harlnc4Sand briliancy. Thcyarr
nountcl in the finest manner, at our own
manuiactoly, in MI styles Of gold. silver.
steel. rubber, and shell frames, OF the best
quality. Their durability tan not be sur
passed, ali their finish Il Sr,ch ~ will snit
The most t:ts;itIioHs None genuine unless
bearing our Trademark, - sialnpl on
every frame.
For sale by the principal opticians anI
jewellers, throughout the country. Mnntl-
iuctuiF'l by j. H. Spencer 4 Co, practical
opticians, New York. For sale only by
TITUS BROTHERS,,
Dealers lii Watches clocks. icwely, silver
ware, etc, Albany, OREGON.
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SPECTAcLEs.

WV NOW OFFER A GLASS TO THE
w public which Is pronounced by the
most celebrated opticians of the world ~
le the most perfect, natural, artificial help
to TIE hu,nsu eye ever known. They are
gluun under oar OWE supervision. az onf
own mmnuiactory, In New Iiaren. AMI are
50 constructed that the core or center Of
the lens comes directly in front of the eye,
prolu'inga
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

Entered according to act Of Congress, In
the year ls59, byJ T. Spencer & Co, in the
clerk office Of the District Court Cf the
United States, for the Southern District of
New York. JOy3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

4 pr0spcrOIls nlercElallt has Tor Iils
motto:
Early to bed, .
Early to rise. a5
Meyer get tight,
And advertise. t'a i.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
THE CREDIT MoBILIER.

1t Is said that Dawes, Wilson, and
Blaine have severally denied that they
ever received the shares in 1.-THE
Credit Mobilier of America" which
Colonel II. S. McComb swears that
Cakes Ames told him had been ap-
propriated to them. The others equal
ly implicated will doubtless do like
wise. Its what every man, so accused.
is sure to do. Now let the Hon. Cakes
Ames come to the front. He knows
what McComb has sworn, and what
letters are given by McComb as having
been sent him by Cakes Ames afore-
said. These letters plainly indicate
that Ames was using at Washington
the stock of the ''Credit Mobilier'' to
influence official action in favor of
that company's interests. The list
given by McComb as shown him by
Ames is an important part of the case.
II does not prove that Messrs. Dawes.
Wilson, Blaine, etc, ever took any
thing for their action or forbearance
in the premises; it does subject them
to very grave suspicion. They must
know that the case cannot rest here
that it must and will be turned inside
out. VIII they compel Cakes Ames
10 come forward? Apparently he has
been making very free with their
names and regulations. Why not con
strain him to go before the proper tri-
bunal, and at least contradict Nc
Combs testimony, and either deny or
explain the letters to which his name
i signed? Gentlemen whose names
are on the black list! make Cakes
Ames speak out! His mere contra
diction will not answer. McComb's
testimony was given under the sanc
ton OF an oath, while subject to
examination. Let us hear in like
manner from Cakes Ames.