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Financial nm. Commercial.

80 LoSDoS. June 26-Noon. .-Consols
925s. Bonds 81.
PARIS. June 26.-Rentes SAT. 22c.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened firm-uplands liz; Orleans
1l%; sales IL, 600 bales; speculation and
export 3. O0O
LIVERPOOL. June 26-Evening.
ton closed firm and unchanged.
New YORK, June 26-Noon. Stocks
steady. Gold steady, at 1314. Money
easy, at 4. Exchapge-long 95l; short
10H. Governments firm but quiet.
State bonds unchanged. Cotton firm
upiands 26H; Orleans 261I; sales $50
bales. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and
unchanged. Pork quiet 13 GOA
IL 70. lard steady-steam 9IS@95S.
Freights dull.
7 P. M.-Cotton steady; sales 1864
bales-uplands 261i; Orleans 26l5.
Flour dull and decIlning-common to
fair extra 7.50@9.75; good to choice
9.8O@l3.00. Whiskey active and frmer.
at 81. Wheat-spring 1c. better; wintt +
dull and heavy; winter red Western 1 10
OILS. Corn in fair request for export
and home trade, without material
change. Rice firm, at 9@95. Pork
hrmer and activer, at 13. 25C013. 80. Lard
hrmer, closing heavy, at 85&@9A.
Freights unchanged. Sales of futures
to-day 20,700 bales, as follows: july
25as, 25 ZIG; August IS 1916, 26L:
September 231s, 235z; October 81 [ Is.
2114; November 201s, 20 3-16.
BALTIMORE. June 26.-Cotton Quiet
middling 26; receipts 81 bales; sales 2l2:
stock l,O4O. Flour dull and heavy; quo
tations nominal. Wheat dull new
choice white 1.85@l.9O; fair to prime
l.75(9l.80. Corn dull-white 78G79:
yellow 81; mixed Western Ga. Oats in
good demand-mixed Western 45(046:
white 47C949. Provisions strong. Mess
pork 1875. Bacon d-sugnr-
cured hams firmer, at 1904. Lard in
improved demand. Whlskey firm. at
90991.
MOBILE. June 26.-Cotton quiet
stock 637. wv
New ORLEANS, Juno 26. 6.-Cotton no.
minnl- middling 24Is; receipts - bales;
sales 500; stock 26,34U.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Cotton firm
-middling 261@261@.
BosToN, June 26.-Cotton quiet
middIing 2Gas; receipts 33 bales; sales
200; stock 1O, 500.
AUGUSTA, June 26-Cotton nominal
middling "a; receipts 167 bales; sales 60.
GALVESTON, June 26.-Cotton nomi.
nai-good ordinary 20I; receipts "a
bales; stock 2,075.
SAVANNAH, June 26.-Cotton quiet and
tirm; no Misunderstanding "a; receipts
20 bales; sales 26; stock 1888.
CHARLESTON, June 26-Cotton dull
middling nominally 25; receipts 425
bales; stock $500.
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Three years ago, Gloucester lady
made her husband promise that he would
give her each day the FIVE cent pieces
be had in his pocket, and on his birth
day, few days since, she surprised him
by making him present of handsome
gold watch, costing upwards OF 300,
which she had purchased with the
money thus obtained. It shows how
fast little savings will accumulate.
Ex Governor Zebnlon b. Vance will
begin the canvass in North Carolina for
Greeley and Brown at Fayetteville, N.
c.. to-day, and will then speak through
the Eastern Counties every day until the
Baltimore Convention. The Governor
comes out boldly and earnestly for Gree
ley, subject to the action OF that Oon-
vention.
General Bradley 7. johnson thinks
the Southern States, wherever the ballot
is left free. will support Greeley and
Brown. He considers the ticket good
for at least l20 of the electoral votes OF
the Southern States.
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The FLAG INsULTED AaA1N.-A Wash
ington despatch says: The State De-
partment has received dispatches from
George Holt, our consul at Gaspe Basin,
Canada, to tho effect that the captain of
the Dominion cutter Stella Marie cap.
tnred the American schooner James
Bliss, for an alleged violation of the Do
minion laws, and brought her into port,
with the Dominion flag flying at the
peak over the American flag, which was
union down. The consul protested
against the insult, but it was repeated
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Indianapolis has frog restaurant,
which is well patronized. The Eoeninq
Journal says: "The restaurant is sup
Piled ny one or two professional froggers,
who hunt them in the bayous and
marshes, along White River and its tri-
butaries. Frogs are taken with grab
hook, baited with flannel The bull ele-
ment in the frogs nature causes him to
attack the red color. Amateurs shoot
them, but the professional hunter. client,
stealthy, patient and thoroughly fami-
liar with all the habits and haunts of the
reptile, is n uch more successful with his
grab hook"
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The New York San has investigated
the subject carefully, and finds that the
following persons and classes of persons
are strongly in favor of Democratic
nomination at Baltimore: Gen. Grant.
Tom. Murphy, Robeson and Secor;
C-ssswell and Chorponning; the Dent
family; Babcock, Porter and I4eet; Nor.
ton, Conkling and Chandler; the military
ring, San Domingo ring, Indian ring,
and Seneca sandstone ring, Dan Voor-
hees and A. 81. Stephens; with Which
iilustrious combination it might also
classify the Chicago Times and New
York World
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Dividend Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OR

OOLUmbIA, 3. O., JUNE Is, 1872
A meeting OF the Board of Directors.
a held this day, the following resolution
Resolued, That dividend Of FIVE PEE CENT,
on the capital stock Of this Bank ffree Tro1n
au United States, S.ote, County, and city tuzesj
is hereby declared out Of the profits for the
sn1I SIX months nsH ending June So 1879; and that
stock be taken from the balance Of aaid nro-
fund. '-,1a'1 oNA PA""
The above dividend is payable on. and after
June263 A. G.. BRENIZER. Cashier
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Carriages at Reduced Prices.

M~ % TIE undersigned, Intending
Qs&E>to make change in their bust,
EESG ness, will, for a short time. offer
stock Of fine CARRIIGES
bUdGIES, DO, at and below cost, to caah,
customers. Most OF their stock being OF
tne1r own manufacture, is superior in mate
Northern markets, and sold by dealers oniv.
June 26 IS CARROLL & SPEIIMEN
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Canned Vegetables. &c.

IDEAS, Lima Beans, Asparagus, Green
1 Corn, Succotash, Tomatoes, Mushrooms.
Trufties. Peaches, Pine Apples, California
things ever put into cans,) fresh Salmon.
Maokerel, Lobsters, Oysters, Sardines, DC.
May4 GEO. SYMMERE.
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Mrs. Boffin says the talk about ship
ping "Cieopatra's Needle" to England is
all fudge. for there isn't sewing ma
chine in Great Britain large enough to
work it.
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IHE WORK IS DoNE.-Indeed it. is.
Ihe success OF the Liberal ticket is de-
creed. What follows hereafter will be
the mere forms of the consummation.
baltimore will only recognize the fact.
Inc enthusiasm the Convention will in.
spire, the loud shout of the nation that
Will then rend the air, will only be the
expression OF the general joy on the oc-
caslon OF the new dispensation already
manifested.
There can be no mistake in the signs
OF the times. The ball rolls steadily on.
Ihe mutual desire OF the sections for
harmony and brotherly relations is un-
doubted. They are rushing towards
each ot6er as do bodies towards q va.
cuum. There was vacuum in the body
poiltlc which was incompatible with it's
existence and to preserve the sslife of
the nation" that vacuum must be filed
and the Liberal ticket is about to fill Il
entirely. This it is which assures peo-
Pie everywhere of the happy results of
the CINCINNATI movement. There was q
bloody sacrifice for the ''Iife of the ma.
ton" but the political cdrniuori who
then tasted of the blood have possession
OF the Government, and with them war,
that gave them blood, must be continued
W u"'ASAJ ehCAi Steou IL becomes now
indispensable that they shall be driven
out, since they have only learned in war
to continue feast of blood by tapping
up the vital fluid of the nation itself.
1t is to disperse them and rescue the ma
ton that the army of Liberalists and
patriots are organized, and this army
has begun its march to Washington. It
will be irresistible; nothing can impede
its progress. On the 4th Of March next.
1t will become the ''army of occupation,"
aud will at once proceed to bring order
ont OF chaos. It will renovate and dis
inject the places that have been defiled,
e1pel the evil-doers, put an end to the
rancors upon which they lived and fat
tened, break up the corrupt rings and
corrupt practices of the Govern ment,
put an end to military rule. and make
the Government what it was intended to
be--a protection and benefit to the
whole nation. It was intended for this.
the highest Office OF worldly institu.
tion assumed to come from haven, and,
therefore, properly considered house
OF the Lord, and it has become den OF
thieves that must be cast out, and the
people are about to cast them out-a
work in which Providence is giving them
its help.-Richmond Dispatch.
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There is no longer any doubt aa to the
family treaty alleged several months ago
to be in preparation between the ex-
Queen OF Spain and the Duke of Mont.
pensier. for the marriage of Don AL
phonso to the daughter of the Duke.
The young gentleman, who is now in
his fifteenth year, is the late Prince of
Asturias, called in the mimic court
which still surrounds his mother, King
of Spain, since her abdication two years
ago. His prospective bride, the Princess
Mercedes, is three years younger, and
there may, therefore, be many revolu-
tions between the betrothal and the wed.
ding. But in the meantime the Duke
has resolved upon bold and uncompro.
missing attitude toward the italian King,
who holds the Palace at Madrid. He
has always refused the oath of alleei-
ance, and has now issued manifesto
against the foreigner, claiming the
throne for Don Alphonso, and promising
fearlessly to defend his rights when the
proper time arrives. No one questions
the courage Or the honesty of M. de
Montpensier, bnt he has not hitherto
been distinguished for any ardent fancy
for scenes OF tumult and slaughter. It
Is probable that when Don Amadeo
leaves Madrid it will be in obedience to
some more energetic persuasion than any
which the Orleans Prince can bring to
bcar.-Ne,0 York Tribune.
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Great Reduction of PRICE,

Great Reduction of Prices!
c4RH THE fine CARRIAGE Stock. COR
49gRc ner Assembly and Lady streets.
VIM oe on sale for few days at a large re.
duction from usual prices or It's actual vs,ue.
rhe necessity OF the proprietor being absent
for considerable time will cause the above
proposition to be fully carried out
June 70 w. X. GREENFIELD.
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Portable Fountain Pnmns

T UST received q supply OF portable fouo-
- tain PUMPS and SPRINKLEKS. which
is the most useful and convenient APPARATUS
for watering shrubbery, flowers and plants.
ana for washing carriages, windows, DC.
at the commencement, sprinkling sidewalks.
60, &c. For sale at low prices by
June ~ JOHN AGNEW 4 S0N
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Notice.
MIR. P. s. JACOBSi is authorized to collect
Ix1- all bills and accounts due me and
Receipt for the came. Parties indebted to me
are respectfully solicited to make prompt
payments. ISAAC SULZBAOHER
June 81, 1872 Jnne %
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1t rained sulphurio showers at Sarato-
ga, N. Y, on the night of tho 18th. In
many places the ground was covered
with deposit of yellow sulphur.
Mrs. n. B. Lowrey asks the County of
Robson, N. c., to support her pauper
children. Her late husband used his
best efforts to pauper the County itself.
A man named Mcdowell, of Macon
County, N. O., is the father of twenty
seven children and is seventy-six years Of
age.
MIR. John Colcook died in Charleston
on Monday.
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Notice to Capitalists.

sale or CITY Of Columbia Seuen per cent Bonds.
OFFICE CRY TREASURY,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 10, 1872.
Il solution, adopted by the City Council.
viii sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY.
July ~. 1872, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY OF COLUM-
BONDS. Said bonds will be Of the denomi-
nations OF $3.50, $500 and 81 900; the proceeds
OF the sale to be used for the erection of the
new City Hall. new Market, and other public
The right ia reserved to dispose OF part OF
the said bonds in lots or in whole, as the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
ANY further information desired can be OBJ
I aimed by addressing CHAS. BARNUM,
June 20 City Treasury. Columbia. 8. @.
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A special from Pittsburg says that
fearful collision occurred on Saturday,
on the Pittsburg, Washington and Balti-
more Railroad, near Connellsville. The
freight and passenger trains ran together
at full speed on short curve. The en-
tire freight train was wrecked. Henry
Saxton, conductor of the latter, and
Robert Lockhart we're killed; mail agent
Blackburn mortally wounded. Eight
passengers were seriously injured, and it
is expected that number of these will
die. Nine others sustained injuries of q
less severe character. The freight train
was running at high rate OF speed in
order to reach the switch at Connellsville
before the approach of the mail train.
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UratlOn.
MIR. JOHN P. ARTHUR, Of Columbia. will
1A deliver the Valedictory Grafton OF the
Euphra,lian Society. THIS EVENING. at 81
O'Clock. The public is invited to attend.
I. COUTURlER ROBERTSON,
President.
~. .. hYORIcK. Secretary. June ~ II
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Notice.
pGRSONS who left WATCHES in my care
Il years ago to be repaired, will please call
for the same, give description, state time
when left. pay charges aud take them away,
II not called for within ninety days from this
date, will sell them to pay costs.
June 23 G.. DIERCKS
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Acacia lodge. No AZ a. q M

hcScIa Aouge. NO. 04, A. r. n.
IA A Regular Communication of +b;s
X&Lodge will be held In Masonic Hall
IvT THIS (Thursday) EVENING. at 4
oolock. By order OF the W. n.
June 27 F. III. BRENNAN. Ja.. Sec,v
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Notice.
A MEETING OF the Executive Committee
~ @ oi the Columbia Female College will be
neio i O.EidHT. at o'clock, at College Cha
OF Importance will be transacted.
June 27 JAS. E. BLACK aecrat.-v
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Salad UiI.
10O GALLONS superior SALAD OIL.
IVY fresh and sweet, just received and
for sale at 81 per gallon, by
June % JOHN AGNEW SON
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Elegant Cough Kisses.

EI6Bant cough Kisses.
TAKE kiss and cure your cough. A nice
Il CONNECTION. agreeable and effeotual.
Cures Coughs, Diptheria. Sore Throat,
Group, Whooping Cough; an admirable me-
dicino for children; no coughing at night; no
disturbanoe;. sweet elumber secured By usin2
the Cough Kisses. For eale only at
April l6t HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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New Butter and Cheese.
m TUBS choice May BUTTER.
lO 10 boxes new cutting Cheese.
Just received and for sale by
June6 JOHN AGNEW h 9ON
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From Eurnne To.nn,.


BAN1ER, n. r, ATTRaTES gHE GENEVA BCsI-
NESS.
LONDON, Nov. 7. = a. NV. D.. Baxter.
mel ber OF Parliament fer Nnrtru-a. gl,!rc-Sa.F
his constituents last uiEht. lie sa.I tie result
OF the Geneva tribunal vas the araUde~t trI-
umlh OF modern G .gllZat,on. The award was
Just, and the decision cllculat q 10 make ma
uors careful, while h. was emiu-T.tIv -ervicealle
Tor the protection OF English shipping and COM
m6rce in time OF war. lie praised lI~raeh Ton
his toTbeSTauCe and discretion daring lie pro
gTess Of the negotiations.
THE RIVER 70 eUBMERsTSg THF T0wNs-TUF
PEOPLE STARVING on THE ROUSE Tors.
TURIN, oct. 3i.-Tle river 70 continues 10
rise. and the inGndatiOn T. spreading. Families
are Tying, and those who cannot escape are
starving on house-tOVs and I'm trees. where they
have taken refuge. The streams are flied with
carcasses OF cattle and wrecks OF houses and
barns. The town OF Reggie. fourteen mikes
from Modcna, has almost entirely disappeared
beneath the food.
SFECIE IN THR BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The specie ia the Bank OF
France has increased 100000 francs since the
last report.
THE rcFE GOING To OFFEND TIE CHURCH IN
GENEVA.
ROME, Nov. The Pore has resolved 70 de-
fend the cause Ot the church iu Geneva against
the decree OF the Sw iss government, turbIdding
the exercise OF his episcopal functions within
Swiss territory by the recently appointed Bishop
MeTmillOd.
VICE PRESIDENT or THE SPANISH CONGRESS.
MADRID, Nov. l-Senor MO~gucra. IradlcaI.D
has been elected vice president OF Congress.
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Amazonians I'm the Prize RInx


Yesterday afternoon. txo Of the AmaZnniapz
81 that delectable locality known a, New Church
street determined 10 settle a difficulty which
existed between them by a resort TO tha m uiy
art or hsticuffs." Seconds of their own saN we're
procured, and a being wearing the garb OF a
man a. umpire. All things arranged. tao baess
were procured. and they proceeded 10 a Doius
on the North Point road. about two and a han
miles from the city, the place appointed for the
encounter. The stakes were placed and IN
Iope extended, when the frail fair once apfaq-.-,
1hey were nude 10 the waist. with short Dies
ana al the call they went Al IL in earDess ~
was understood that there was 10 be Ia ,,,ll;'.
OF hair, and a. there were no feathrrs - ' .'.E
Ihey a"kwardIy pounded away AZ each ofber'
There was no blood drawn on tie fi,s. r,,.i
but In the second one of them cot . no. - -
the nose, when the fuid OF life stared So
was sponged of with cold Nater ,.,hi'
stopped the hemOrrhage, when time yVas caiins
Before going together Tor the third roDn1 80
bottle hclGer OF each gave 10 her PRINCIPAL y
potation OF liquid fire, and thew went a. -
other Win renewed vigOT. At the end or So
round one OF them had slight swelling nndas
Tue right eye, and the lace OF the other sboUad
= me scratches, which, according TO the r1Ies 81
me ring, was foul Ii was, however, decided
Isr, ahd me contest was continued. In All fer
ROUNDS were fought, when vengeance was salts.
nec, ana the sanguinary conflict ceased 49,.
close each had black eve and their no..s 80
been so well battered That both HE'D sraa1s
After a general spOnging OF the wo1nds ~
bottle rUIuers again came up, and each toot =
naught OF the INV lsprstor, -Tnev then rein
vested themselves in their ordinary hat Iliments
ana awaited the coming of the night before
3lst alt.
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New WORT. Nnfes.

AN EsCArED BURGLAR ARRESTED FaE A NJ
OFFESJE.
NEw YCET. Nov. &c ..>rsve Kind 4I.as d.
Marshall, Who escaped from sing sing UH....
serving ten-ycars' sentence for rrhhinp IN.
Brook IN stch company In l,fa, was arrest
Yesterday for breaking INTO the sata OF tGs
Hackcnssck JcwclTy company auI steam.
$500 worth OF jewclry.
POUND DFAp.
HI. a. Perry, OF Canton, Mo- was found dead
last night IN his room az The Prescott Hsa-e.
ARRESTED FoR AN ATTENrT To HEiEg ELEg.
TORS.
An EimiTs dispatch reports the arrest Of John
X woodward Tor an attic mpt u bride election,
de gave bail in Si,vU. Other arrests are also
expected.
THE DEATH AT Wards ISLAND LUSArIr
ASNLEM.
Ssmuels is reported by the eNamiu ng phy-
stefan 10 have died from exhaustion. and not
nom hl-ireatmeut, AZ Wards Island Iusaaa
Asylum, as alleged
lost ON THE STEAMER MISSOURI.
In the list OF passengers lost by the steamship
Missouri occurred i've servants OF Mr. CIes.-
land. The company allowed them 10 20 under
that designation Al half price. one OF them was
DR. BahcOck. Of this city: another was Colonel
Cecil Cleveland, OF Buffalo, who served an the
war under General Banks. another was Joseph
Ihrockmortoni a clerk, OF Philadelphia, and
woman named Mary Blank, OF oneida county.
who wss going % Nassau a. a houscketper.
THE HATE CECILIA
was seized by the government vtsferlav Tor
5000, on account o. non payment OF duties.
MAYOR RAILS JUDY u!-AeBEE AID ARE Dis
CHARGED.
The jury in the Mayor nan trial Disagree /!
and were discharged. They stood seven for CON-
Ucuon and I'VE for aCqUltttL
TWEED CASE.
After the discharge Cf the iarv On MaElr
Halls case, the court adjourned % November
stu, when lweed'> case comes u1. ItvuT ugI
remarked, on leaving rouTt, that the result OF
h's tTiai was the creates alsaTI Le IA
experienced in fCTty-s.k Eca--.
CHIFF OF POLICE 81 Williams.
OF Jersey Civ, was tEis morning admitted %
bal Ia s3D.,.u.
An OLD LADY TT ENED To DEATH.
Mrs. Julia Albert. - arS OF q -. W4e burned
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DRY GOODS.
EOE FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods,

Dry Goods,
TIE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT
BEGAN 81 wYLIE.
ICIS and 1920 seS enth street, N. w.
Is THE PLACE To Go.
An immense stock Of seasonable Goods, selected
with Judgment; since the
BREAK IN PRICES.
The largest forced Auction Sales in New York and
Philadelphia have enabled to place goods in our
stick at very low RTpIeTss; coons
All the New Shades in Popular Fabrics
All wool eatlnes at soc. per yard
R'ch Rolled Poplins; EpingIines, &c
R Rss p raint ed heps former price 81.
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
.. k'e'" if BGhGRs i BRkss GOODS.
Bombszines. Merinocs,
CasbmeTes, Delaines, Saline,
PTunelle Cloth, Empress Cloth,
Serge, Australian Grape, Frenoh Poplins,
i Enslisn tHreres, Alpacss' and Eohslrs,
.Ou,'Au.a req sL lSGrs1LK
From 81 Is to SIR our stock is full Of rich makes
AsPlendid line Of all the anG popular les of
p-io,s c,o.,,,. sHAwLs.
BROCHE sHAWLS, PAISLEY sHAwLS,
Oil the S ofE Ses5f1s LosGsg.wLs
from slO to $50 our shawl Department was never
50 attractive as al present.
rG GeH1pIeTs. Ladies Misses and GhdEens Me-
O - sLANKErs' y al A'AD'
AL AL Grades from ss per pair uP 70 $40.
'hhei' iIi Sh lP e e fowsIfa l.?sn'
Ticking e Ssn'' from 81 to %
s0G Sa S. s se 81
oc26 BEGAN wYLIE.
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p. HHs,f Of circus is laid up at Suspension

Hall OF circus lie laid up at Suspension
bridge, n. \. Horse disease did IL
81 The girls OF Kalamazoo have corr,ed =.
secret society called 1.-THE Nymphs OF Diana
0An indianapolis clergyman put a s,or -
kissing in church by praying for the 20
~ Connecticut Il a lively place for a che.n
pre- 1ust now; Cider. fresh made, IL selling for
I'VE cents gallon, and apples are 40 plentyfbst
they are rejected at the cider mills. AMI can
scarcely be given away. ~"1 "a"
IN Sacramento, Cal, the Jury in the cas.
Si MeLaughln found guilty OF murder i, 10
II tueeree. Inc prisoner was allo~ed % Isava
ne court room unaccOmpanied b. an osis"ro
ne risiteo saloons about town, bat Ia notsiD,,
Al. Joigneray, an athlete OF prodigions
a 49,, nss nAue mas appearance IN Paris
nls ieet from trapeze. he lifted fcom ~
ground a real horse by ;Ae Iuure Soc az Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-01
The Alabama Claims
vINDIcArioN OF TaE AMERICAS C,

IMMIGRATION or THE AMERICAN CoMMEs.
sIONERs.
NEW YORK, Nov. I.-ENfr0c's from n blue
book issued by Secretary Fish are printed.
which yindicste the American commissioners
against the assertions made 10y Sir stafford
NOrthcOte, 10 the effect that the A merl can com
missiOners gave the English commissioners -
understand that the indirect claims ar's3G-- rom
the Alabama Outrages should be eXriu lei from
the case at Geneva. Secretary Fi-h's vindica-
ton OF the American commissioners IL fully
suIpOrted by Judges Hoar and Nelson, General
Williams and Minister Schenck.