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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28

All persons who are subject to Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus' or amy bowel complaints so frequent at this
season OF the year, should procure bottle Of DR.
WEArnEnBEEs DYsRsTERY CuRE, which has been
well known and cflectual medicine in use for over
twenty years. Call for II at wEATHERBEE a. CO.'S
Drugstore Ne, 300 Front Sc, near Western Depot wor
ccster, Mass. dfwtoa ,ylo
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weinberg Brothers, 357 Main street, this day win
opeu 70 dozen celebrated Joseph kid gloves at 81
pairtevery pair warranted. We give new pairs for
all that rip or tear in putting on.
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NnRaEral

You can find a large assortment of German and
French corsets, from 75c, to Sc pair, comprising
the best makes, at lower prices than ever before
offered in this city, at
GROSS STRAUSS & Co.'s
2S3 Main street, opposite Elm street
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Foreign Markets.-IBv Atlantic cablel

FOTetKH MuFheIs'-IBY AJIanJIc Cable.l
LONDON, SeptR7-COnsols at 92A. U. s. bonds steady
5-2Os 1865 Old 9S@ do 1861, 81 u g. ten-lorties S7
IS, S94.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 27.-U S. 5-2Os 1862, So.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 27.-COttOn quiet and steady; mid
ding upands at 9hd do Orleans 9s4 a 9Hd; sales
l2UOO bales; for speculation and export 1000 bales,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28

II you desire rosy cheeks and complexion fair
and free from pimples, botohes and eruptions, pu-
Fliy your blood by taking DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. 1t has no equal for this purpose.
foa
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prove his doctrine orthodox
by apostolic blows and knocks,

He was ever ready to stand up to the defence
Of his faith against all ASSISTANTS, and many a
disorderly sinner has gone down before Peter
Cartwrghts strong arm, Once il is said that
when some one threatened TO "whp" him. the
fighting preacher said, "Wel, sir | never like TO
live in dread, II you really intend to whip me,
come and do it now" The man continuing to
menace and buster, the unerrifed Peter dis
mounted from his horse, and walking up to
the bully, said; "Now, sir, You hare to whip
me, as you threatened, or stop cursing me- or
VIII put you IN the river, and baptiZe you in the
name Of the devil, for surely you belong TO
him" On another occasion, when Cartwright
was preaching before the Nashville conference.
the time-serying clergyman, whose pulpit he
occupied, seeing Gen. JarksOn standing in the
aisle, leaned over and said in loud Whisper
Gen. Jackson has come in, Gen. jackson has
come in" "Who is Gen. Jacksonp cried Cart
wright In voice of thunder, "if he don't get his
soul converted, God will damn him as quick MS
he would q Guinea negro. IN both instances
inc puck and independence Of the man gained
Tor HIM the esteem and confidence Of the men
he confronted. The person whom he proposed
10 papllze IN tue name Of the devil supported
MN The next year for public office, and Gen.
jackson ever afterwards treated him with the
greatest consideration and respect.
Many years ago the Rev. Peter Cartwriobt 70.
moved from Tennessee TO Illinois. where 6e con.
tinued to labor Tor the church to the last lie
did not often visit the east for he had little tnl
Grafton for the luHures and canyentionalisms
Of modern times; and it is recorded Of him that
being assigned room once on The TOP floor Of
the Aston house, he said he should have TO blaze
bis way to get back again. His eloquence was.
therefore, but little known by eastern Mctbo.
dists but In the west ii fingers like the strain of
a trumpet, and it will be long before his name
shall be forgotten. In the sixty-eight years of
his ministry he estimated that he had received
into the church no fewer than twelve thousand
persons.--New York Egeaiag Post,
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The attention of ladies is called to A. Medina's
advertisement in another column.
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worcester Gas Light Company.

This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE Fer G,r Nan,,r,,
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered io bo
Prices. WV ''i'"'nB heuuceu
9 ONE nhSdT Gn of gs bushels. ."...s5OO
bughel, '' S""'"'Vl'' i0c eQtb per
iaymens may be made, and orders its delivery will
be issued only al the Office OF lie Cnmnnny NJ n f,
Block, Foster st., up stairs dtfP w. p pai
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WATER.
TEADIATING sURFACE.

large radating surface is Important that the heat
generated may not pass up the chimney and more es-
peclaly that the foregoing results may be obtained
All dealers in common furnaces claim this the alb
surdy Of which claim will best be exhibited bv refer
ence to recent interview with gentleman OF large ey-
perence in the furnace business He claimed TO have
the largest radatng surface in his furnace of any in the
market asked him how much there was in his medi-
um-szed. He could not tell nor that OF his largest
which he sells for $3.50 inquired If the latter had
10000 square inches After reflection he replied In the
negative; ! replied My smallest has Is 600 and my
largest $4,000 square inches of radiating surface
Makers OF steam boilers find that assertions will not
make fer them sales or steam W
Mechanical industry regnires correct rues and u
nakn anl sell her machinery = - ~
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The finest exhibition of hats, caps and gents fur
nishing goods ever in the city, can now be seen In
the window, and are for sale, at r. A. Clapp's, 81
Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28

GREAT PUBLIC WORKS AND WAR.-There
mas been rumor that France, alarmed at the
hostile temper of Italy, has been taking precau-
tons so to undermine the Mont Gents tunnel on
the French side that, in case of war, it could be
easily destroyed; and in point of fact, the
French engineers do seem to have been engaged,
though without authority, in some such opera
tons. But without receiving any remonstrances
from Italy, the. French government has ordered
the immediate discontnuance OF these opera
tons. Could not the tunnel itself be neutralized
forbidden to either nation in case of war, under
the guarantee of all the European powers
There is something lrightful in the thought of
the sacrifice OF all the labor and wealth essential
to these great international undertakings, at
the first quarrel between two peoples We
suppose the Atlantic cable, for instance, would j,
under present circumstances, be ruthessly cut,
il war broke out between America and any
European country.-LOndOB Spectator.
., In a Brooklyn, N. Y, court yesterday, NJ. /.
IfNF TlNN colo. i
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Darius Chute win sell all of his household furni
ture at auction this afternoon at o'clock at Ii. II
Ames' salesrooms, 227 Main street.
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ling work of fiction, wholly destitute of founda-
ton in fact
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In Brooklyn, N. Y, court yesterday, NJ. |.
Iomlins pleaded guilty to an assault upon his
daughter with intent to kill and was sentenced
to seven years in the state prison.
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The finest assortment OF Malta and thread laces
ever offered in this city can now be found at Vein.
berg Brothers, 857 Main street.
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PEA CTIUAL PRAYING TmE REsr.
PANIC TAUGHT IN ONE SHORT
IL COURSE OF LESSONS, BY
GEORGE @. DOBsON.

the celebrated teacher of the Banjo and Gntar
mails from 30 Professionals whom he has instructed is
years experience as Teacher in New York and Boston;
aDlng the most unmusoal student to play piece also
an accompaniment to singing. f' ~
Those DESTROYS Of learning for the stage or home amuse
nent twithout study, will find this a most peaslup
Wednesday, Oct. 2. " $500 '''
SIS DIFF GEO q nopSoN
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-ENGTH OF FIRE CHAMBER AND
FLUES.

They are from 10 IS feet in length so that the flame
must travel that distance before gets out of the FUR
~
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Gross, STRAUSS & Co.'s,
3S3 Main street, opposite Elm street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-28

4 Complete Furnace for food or Coal, Combined
one, Without any Change.
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SpeeiaI Antteea.


ia FRENCH TOILET QUILTS ............s8 90
80 Ia do. do. do ............ 50
Perfect goods bought in job Lot and 81 under price.
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank
NO. 246 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FROM A. NJ. to P. Mp to4PM
TH1RTY-SINTH SBNn-AENUAL DIVIDEND. The trIs-
tees of this Bank declared the Thrty-Str Seni-Aa
Raa Dividend the first day Of july at the rate of SIX
PER CENT. PER ANNuM
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
month"; '' - ''
DIVIDENDS or INTEREST are made in January and
July.
CHAs. L. PUTNAM, President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff jyIl
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PUBLIC OPINION.

1t IS admitted by all meet that these claims describe
Just the furnace everybody wants.
That the aTboX and entire inner surface of Tho fr
mace and hot air pipes should be perfect than the
choicest rOOn for the air which passes over and
our families. -
lslt heggary, peddling. or philanthropy to eanddly
ana respectfully ask the Just and highest consideration
oil these things in the construction of our dwellings?
When Will builders cease to say to their patrons cease
to believe that when they have placed kettle they ca
dome over CRATE and made numerous holes in the
walls of the various apartments that all needfu means
are then provided lOr heating and yentating.
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Mrs. Pollard OF tho Wur-Enth.

Considerable excitement was oecasioned
last evening in front of the st. Cloud Hotel,
corner of Ninth and Z streets, by Mrs. Pol
lard appearing on the sidewalk, pistol in
hand. cunning for Mr.. Lyons. 1t seems
that the action of the Judge of the court yes
tcrtlay in reversing his decision in the recent
suit between her aud Mr.. Lyons worked
upon her feelings. and evidently thinking
that there was no hope Of obtaining rctaiia-
ton by the law, and bert on satisfaction, she
took this course to obtain it. She fingered
around the hotel for some time, waiting for
Mr.. Lyons to put in an appearance, that she
mi@ht repeat the Baltimore scene, but the
gentleman was either out of the building or
not at home to such callers, for he came not
forth, aud the would-be shootist departed,
evidently intending to wait some future op-
portunty to carry her intentions into effect:
Later in the evening warrant was issued
for her arrest, on the affidavit of James Fl.
Goodman. for threatening Mr.. Lyons. III
was placed in tile hands of an officer of the
Fifth precinct. and if not already served, will
be to-day Washington Republican, llm.
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sTAGIsayEssy
4 LARGE LOT OF mAcHIsHRYs

k<s11
Ono Ho1sTIN;-EsG1N .heu. is-horse power,
wfeesins, 9n ss s m q
ssSS;| U i y u
as q p ssf sS1sf
ssHisr l',i' EeMEa fsasss sss
One ,s;iE;Sss9,SSps-MaNp .,e-HoRsE POWER srA-
One A SsahSFS SJfi R = rowEH roRr-
One sESaSp.H.ss:D .s-H II ss POWER UP
One ssehoR sH, fSREn srAr1osaHYEsarsE,
One HHp2RkssEEpR S%
One s asHpRsE f To@Es i Pok s a BgeER
Three st e. II sAftfs sGlLERs Of aorss
One p s0Too eden ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One 15-INCH FAN BLOWER;
One PORTABLE GRIsT MILL, With s-foo. French
One Dn NEW S' CRAY WOOD pLAHER, as-foot
One s ss = in eT Te LATHE inches
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or Jew,
Five e EshlRLs PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
Three FoKcE PUMPS, from one to four-inch
.sHR ei%HEstS' pULLEYs, and HANGERS Of all
sizes. = -t a,-ys..s y, s. - e ~ -
Valves, Gauge Cocks, TalIow Cups, Water Gauge
Glasses, al Kinds Of OIL Cans. Steam WhisteS, aud
general assortment OF Engtneers' supplies; Also,
Shapes, Shape Presses Box Presses, Bands and Bill
let's, and afl kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures made to
order. ats rs-.- ss~sessSs.ss $50 49,
The above will be sold ut very reasonable prices,
and on accommodating terms. 49,. 81
SLOAT s ADDlSGTON,
Nos. 142 Q, 1S24, 1426. and 142S Cary street.
and Nos. IL and Is south Fifteenth street.
my ..r.. -
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letter From Petershm.s.
Correspondents Or the Rirhmosd nss,,.. !,

~ Wig NeSHinOhd fltsf9tch
M. .,.,,., Il''ErEas y May t1sss1s1s
ine roiiueai poi has been boiling fario,,s,,
. .s-asS among the fatticals for whom oniS !,
,..,u any pssent boiling going on. m,
p1oslan,me OF the boilers, as intimateil n /,
substantially carried out In MARI. This s neea
ing card signed With thu nan,.s ~ nc :lloin
six old Republicans wax published l., ti,s NY, :.
der, addressed to Messrs. Armstrn,,n' NY p. ~.
GcSS, ana Wbttson, and asking II t,a,,, ,,,;,,
serve as sergeant, collector of tayes nnd
commissioner respectively, if elected. Thn;,
answer. it is stated, will he published IN FL
city papers OF Monday, wherein they will con.
sent to hc candidates provided tie Marty i
not endangered. In other words. If there
are any conservative nominations they will
withdraw.
Congressman Platt arrived in tho city tb;s
morning. and everybody supposed, of course
thai his mission was that Of composing tbc
present bitter rivslries and uuariels anonn
the city Republicans, Ii seems. howeyrr
that the honorable gentleman had other fish
10 fry, is he set ont ai once for Dinwiddic
Courthouse with the view Of confronting
there the redouhtablr Porter, who continues
10 loom as Il congressional candidate i'm the
fourth district despite the frowns aud efforts
of The revenue ring. 1t is not at all impro-
liable. think, that Jenkins will glide in, and
take the prize from the hands both of Stowcll
and Porter.
\ call of lifCHong Democrats, who have
never held office. and do not want it." for a
public meeting OF citizens 10 endorse Gree
ley and Brown. without reference 10 the at
| ton Of the Baltimore Convention, appeared
| this morning. 1t WAS gotten up and pub
| lShcd bv one Of the foremost men of the
city, 4 substantial merchant. universally re-
Spccted. who Ia, never before vcntlrcd to
take any part in politics.
The Radical Fourth Ward Club last night
endorsed the independent ticket. I am in
| formed. The Fifth Ward Club denounced
boilers and boiling. and proceeded to nomi-
| nate candidates for the Conncil and for ma
| giStrstcS. They nominated four Radicals for
| the Council and one for Justice and then adj
iourncd till Wednesday next. the object be.
| ing, it is understood. to get q Conservative
| substituted for one of The Radical nominees
| for the Council and one for Justice of the
| Peace.
II is reported that Rev. Henry Williams
| (colorcd) will be Il candidate for Congress il
this district, and will br supported by tn,
colorcd people.
! Its stated that the Puddledock cut will bt
probably finally abandoned as inpracticablc
Over 100000 have already been sunk in tn,
ditch. and there seems no prospect Of lis ever
being completed.
| There have been no transactions in cotton
here to-day. and business has generally bee,
very dull.
Quite n violent wind storm is raging as
| write, ROBIN ADAlR.
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s.es.er rom q Ricllniond Arab II, Nnyfr,
Carolina; =.
oxsfoap, GaAsvlLEfs; ,cso,ittisrY, II n. q. j

iEse. - ot.bt MEANWHILE COUNTY. N. e. Il
| ~ ], -. pIril 20. 1872.
40 me Editors Of he richmond Disnatch { I
~ being our peculiar business Il, travel h,
sniYate conveyance through the statn y
NoIta carolina, we have concluded IN s,,,.r
sou an occasional synopsis of what wo 9 co. co.
I mna. near, beginning with the comfy so .,
a a,eltIord, where we neither saw mo-. heard
a sas ling very interesting. The soil here !.
a. productive; cotton, being. the sta.
a p,s p,ou.cIion. iscultivated to much create,
on;t ta. LOW LOW Imam was done prior to 1861, and
nau .,,ee'slneratively, too, at present prices
o,foro .e .,.0 Informing me that he had been
his crop. NS'''' l'c' pound Tor all OF
IT,, The next object that demands passing 10.
t tmo ~, ls tne town of Murfreesboro', celebrates
nov, ,H ehlale institutions of learning. n Is
,m um, however, III rather u dilapi,ldted and
tod tod n 49, conoitlon, and we believe connie.
n,,, M we see no visible signs of future i'm
nv,en'ci.'S: FROM Hartford we travelled tho
40 orc u IN, Nto,ieha!npton; soil, productions.
W., uIe IKE those Of Hartford. ,Juckson the
comnty-seat, is Il pleasant village ''' 'iie
;, from here we cross Ronnoke rivor int
tialhax county. The FIRST place we not;cn ; :.
weldon, where are the tcrmjni Of fnnr var =,
important railroads, aud at the hn,d -
steamboat navigation on the Roanoke river
M,th good water-po&er facilities and ,fr a,
hli IL Is nothing more than waysjde drnat
Nv .i1',luiactorles or works of any kind.
Gaston, twelve miles above WridHn' -, q, :,
Roanoke river; has ut ijfescht M evi.tar ,i
although the Raleigh and CASTOR ra;,ron !,
passes 10y it and Hickstord railroad makes ~
tcrmini here. '' n''Nes us
That portion of Halifax county known nc
Scotland Neck Is indeed the garden snot nf
the county. The land is in a high state oi
cultivation, producing cotton eri,Inl 70 the
celebrated cotton belts Of Alab,mi,
Enfield, oil the Wilmington and Weldon
road, Is thriving little village. From here
we pass on to Warrenton, the co,pty-scot ri
Warren county. This is also n pretty nlacc
but. like Murfrensboro', It bears the MARKS OF
time. There is here fine female institute
Five miles from here, on the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad, is the town of Ridyeway
tastctuly laid out but aS yet not built up.
From Warren county we enter Granville
county, so celebrated FOR its fine tobacco
We travelled along the road-bed of the Roa.
nokc Valley railroad us far as Townsville
The citizens along this route hope at no dis
tant day to again hear the snortin@ of che
iron horse cchoing through their woods ant
along the Roanoke valley. We presume il
could he rebuilt ut comparatively Il trillins
cost. as the road-bcd seems to be IL tolcr;l
ble state of preservation. Oxford, the county
scat of Granville. is beauty in the way Of
| rural villages. All who visit here say this O.
| Oxford. ARAB.
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CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS.
SEASONABLE AND CHEAP.

A lot of pretty Lawns. beautiful patterns;
Plain, Figured, and Striped Japanese Cloths;
Black Iron Grenadines, best qualities;
Japanese Silks and Poplins. latest styles;
French Cambrics and Lawns, all colors;
White and Colored Piques,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Striped and Plain Saii,sook and Swiss Muslins.
Tarlatans all colors; Bobinet and Chrtaifi Laces;
Black Dress Silks; Trimming Silks and Satns:
White, Black, and Colored 3Iohair Alpacas;
Linen and Cotton Shcetings,
Pillow-casc Linens and Cottons.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Quilts;
Ladies Suits, Lace Sacques and Shawls;
Linen and Luce Sets, best Crepe Wells and Collars
Cambria Edgings and fnsertings,
Infants Waists and Dresses; White Skirts;
Latest styles Parasols: hest Silk Umbrellas:
Gents GauZe shirts, full sizes:
Gents White Shirts and Bosoms,
Cassimcres. Linen Drills. Ribbons,
Kid Gloves, Fans, &C., &c.
All these goods and many others we offer at the
very lowest prices and solicit 4 call.
WILLIAM THALHL1ER &c SONS,
myI3 No tJl Broad. corner Sixth street.
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Wallace & Shoonnlaker's large sugar re

Wallace & Shoonmaker's large sugar re-
tncry, in Brooklyn, N. T., was burned Fri
day night. Loss on stock, 800, 900; ma
chinery, S1j0,000; building, owned by c. w.
Coe, $4,000; insured.
The Crystal Varieties Theatre, Third
street, Philadelphia, which had been closed
hy order of the Mayor on account Of Its dis
reputable character, was burned Friday
morning.
The cedarware mandatory Of John 2.
Rogers. Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire,
with contents. Friday night,
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...,,,c,,tiar nnd Sund"I-sch"ci
society.

society.
.,,r..5 for the nIspatch.
,,..r>wrcr. VA, Nav Q. 1872.
,..,h ,rnrmarlc Convention and sun
...,,nl -,ri,t, net nj Lebanon Prcshy-
,,.,-h This i<au organization which
~. .lsayr thc SHE Of religious hooks
~. ,,,I,on,inn Of Tie Suntlav-School
., cav, ro,m.,. L is composed Of the
- the various SUNDAY schools aud
.,,r..o ~ thr co<ncl within the limits
,,.,1.,. and other cieygvmen who may
-. >. l... .,,.,nu,,li>hrE Il great deal Of
th. war fer which lis efficient
r., :, T. Ross. deserves great
~. r,,i~,..
.,,sniian was called 10 order. Mr..
ll..1>. Of Charlottesville, was elected
.....r, .N,jfwau. ana hr. shepherd. tor
Petersburg. temporary clerk. The
..,r,rc r"mmcnced hy singing 10y the
.I.u. rr'dns the scriptures. and
49,. D., i., NC>. Mr.. Nanhorn, Of the Me.
...., .a.H. Waync>roro'. \ commit
:,rlmcd Is max" NOMINATIONS for
...; y.@anization and to prepare bust
--. convention. Inc hr>t hai' hour
.'...3 ~ hearing pflei Ncrhas frrorlH
,.',,.,,.,. trrn,,r,, ,I,,.ir Inl,
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The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia has granted Il new trial in the Pol
lard-Lyon SANDER case, in which MIS- Pol
lard had recovered in the Circuit Court 4
verdict for $4,000; but has affirmed the
Judgment below in the Pollard-Lyon con-
tract case, where she had Il verdict for II 200.
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A STONISHING.--CALL AT 900 BROAD
N STREET.-Beautiiul Chene Popins at l0c. Il
yard; Fine Linen Lawns at 2gc.; Figured and Plain
Grenadines Mt ia, LOG, ls., and 22c Fine Plques ut
Isl and upward; Handsome Shirt Fronts at FAC. ;
Straw Mattlngs-!-I ut lsic, 81 at Soc, e. ut 35c
received on yesterday, the 10th instant, from the
New York auctions. Great bargains constantly
coming In. Call and see them.
G. T. BARBEE,
successor to Duckwai & Rouss,
my IL 900 Broad street.
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Postal.

John NJ. Price is appointed postmaster at
Menroe Draft, Grccnbricr county, w. va;
Edward r. Scaggs is appointed postmaster
ut Blue Sulphur Springs, Greenbrer county,
w. Va, ctce Louisa Ii. johnson, resigned.
\ new post-oilice is established at kanawha
Falls, Fayette county, w. Va, with Henry
Ri@g as postmaster !; and at Orchard View,
Fayctte county, W. Va, with Rev. }. 5.
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