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re,as pemOcralLo Convention.

L AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept. 4.-The Conven
tion was called to order at 11:3O AN.
The Committee reported Colonel r. B
Hubbard, OF Tyler, permanent Chairman
The Colonel made short speech, ant
thanked the Convention for the honor con
lerred, and advised unity and harmony
lie said the Radical phtt ttotm consisted
only OF high soundlng, 30 geneAl wa
il that they might as well have adopted q
moral law with the Lords prayer as 8
postscript. The real platform was the
Davis administration, which was en-
dorsed by their Convention, and that the
marlyred dead of tue GrOsbeck, Hunts.
vile, and Hinnnatt massacre cried out
aloud 10 heaven, and like the ghost Of the
murdered BanquO would not lie down.
lie concluded amid immense applause.
The morning session was consumed in
appointing committees and offering and
submitting resolutions.
Il. J. Boyd, Of Bell county, offered a
resolution endorsing the course Of Col.
Mckenzie Tor raIdlng into Mexico and
punishiDg the Indians and Mexican rob.
bers for depredatiOns on the frontier,
which was unanimously adopted.
J. M. Steele, Of Ganzades,' introduced
the following:
WHEREAS, The Governor ol the State
OF Louisiana, elected by the voice Of the
people at the last election In said State,
has been by the usurpation Ol an unjust
federal Judge sustained by federal bay
onets, under orders Ol the President Of
the United States, disregarded aud an
usurper and pretender placed 10 rule over
the people as Governor Of said State,
therefore be it
ReSOlUEi, That tue overthrow oil the
government elected by the people Of Lou.
Islana, and the settlHg up of bayonet
government over them is without tOunda.
ton in law and Is a llagEant violation Ol
the rights Of the people Of said Stale, and
Is as dangerous for the destruction Of
the rights OF the people OF the other
States, as contrary to the genius Of
our Government, State and Federal.
The twO.thirds rule In the nomination
Of candidates was adopted by vote Of
5aI 10 IA
The feeling is strong against the back
pay steal. 4. q. Bowers, OI Dallas, In
tr0duced resolution denouncing the
President lOr aiding and abetting the
bill, and calling on the Texas congress
sional delegates 10 resign, in order that
their places may be filled by honest men,
the true interests OF the
Democratic party.
Referred under a rule previously adopt
ed, To the Committee on Platform and
Resolutions. ....
The individual friends Of the Congress-
men met and endeaVOred To moderate the
spirit Of the resolution, but It will be in
eVllably adopted.
The Committee on Platform will report
and bAlloting for candidates
will Immediately follow.
1t Is impossible to arrive at the relative
strength OF any OF the prominent Candi-
dates; the result Of last nights CaucusInG
is kept very secret.
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CINCIN Natl.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-The attendance
at the Exposition this afternoon aud even.
ing was good. The Art IIAll Is entirely
complete, To morrow, or at least Satur-
day morning, very full art catalogue
will be out. The Agricultural Depart.
ment looked full last night, but articles
have been coming in rapidly all day,
closely filling up the space everywhere,
except In the Art and Floral Halls. The
work Of preparation and tho addition Of
new articles minglea with the display OF
those already in position. By Saturday
everything that Is coming will be in.
A G1zeIte special from Madison, Ind,
states that q ball four miles from that
place this evening William Bersch fatally
stabbed Joseph RiDgwalt.
Messrs. John B. Drake, J. Irving Pearce
and John II. LatlIn, Of the Chicago Ex-
position Committee, arrived this morning,
visited tho exposition and examined the
books OF the commission. They will re-
turn tomorrow night.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN. Francisco, Sept. At is impOssi
hlCtO obtain the returns OF the city. The
counts will not be completed before Fri
day night or Saturday morning. There
il enough known to assure complete
victory Tor tho peoples auti.railroad
monopoly ticket, the legislative branch
and most Of their municipal candidates
The contest for mayor and chief Of pOlict
Is very close, but is isclaimed by the Demo
crs's. The total vote is 2G,2lO-muCl
larger than was expected. Yesterday al
irrnOOn the committee issued orders FOL
the railroad cohorts to abandon the Re-
publiCans and go in body for the Dem
nrrA,s. They did so, but TO no avail
Returns from the interior come in slowly
and it ia impossible 10 make q correct Gs-
innate upon them now. The Rcpub'
leans in Sacramento City claim major.
lly for the railroad of 200 or 400. The
x.Payers say the county will moro
than offset the majority In the city, aud
give them the :iCtOry over the railroad
company. In most OF the towns hear
from the TaX.PAyers' ticket is ahead.
Only 5000 votes were counted at noon
The anti.monopoly ticket Is ahead Of both
the others.
A dispatch from Gov. Booth, of Sacra'
meNto, gives 1000 majority against the
railroad ticket This city Is the strong
hold Ofthe company, which hNs over one
thousand employees there.
Alameda has gone anti.rAilrOad; Stock
ton, 500 majority. BeniCia goes indie
pendent The indications are certain Of a
grand victory throughout the State over
the railroad ticket. Twenty.iOur counties
thuR lar are anti.railrOad, and lour arc
Republican.
Full returns from Marysville city give
Republican mAorily Of ono hundred and
seventy over tho Independent ticket
The vote of tho city was eight hundred
Snl tilly,sCyoA. II Is Impossible for any
6timate 10 be made Of the majority 6I
lbe anti.Monopoly ticket in this city,
The friends of Chief Crawley believe he
lsdeIeated.
There arc no complete returns from
IDy ward in thS Ciiy. TheapeOple's leg
tIslive ticket keeps the lead. Returns
from the interior are imperfect, but there
are enough to confirm tho belief first en-
tertained Of the defeat Of monopoly In
Tie State The contest for Mayor here Ii
close Lem Mcdonald is ahead IN count
If llOOO. C0Ckerill, Dem, Tor Chief o.
Police, is 1900 ahead. Definite figures
will be obtained from the interior To-
morrow, showing msjOnties.
Martin Carrons was run over and killed
Wy a train at SACRAMENTO to-day The
Uan was intoxicated
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept, 4-The SOL
diers' celebration and reunion al Craw-
iordsville, Ind, to-day was grand sue
cess, over seventy regiments being
represented. Addresses were made by
General Wallace Manson and others.
DR.. A. G. Thomas, Of Georgia, has
been elected Professor ol Latin In the
Northwestern Christian University here.
The grand opening Of the Indiana Ex-
position will take place Wednesday Sep
tember 1Olh, commencing al two o'clock
In tue afternoon. Speeches will be made
by the Mayor Of indianapolis, Senator
Morton and Governor Hendricks. In the
evening grand musical entertainment
will be given by an aggregation Of all the
musical organizations In the city, number
Ing about six hundred persons. The
work Of preparation Is nearly completed
Halt fare arrangements have been made
with all the leading railroads, and Q large
crowd Il anticipated. -.' 'E'
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

SALT LAKE, Sept 4.-G. w. Ingalls,, In.
dian Agent, teegraphs that he has held
a succcssGul council with the chief Of sew.
en- different tribes at 81. George, south
cru Utah. They have agreed to-day to
go on the Muddy Valley reservation.
These Indians represent all the Piutes IN
southern Utah and northern Arizona.
Mr. Iugalls starts for Muddy Valley TO.
morrow. The council is regarded as em.
inently successful. KanRsh, the chieI ol
another band Of one hundred aud
seventy Indians, agreed to go 10
Muddy Valley. The balance, fifty or
more, 60 10 the Wintah reservation.
Tablons's band goes to Wintah, and all
the southern Indiana will gather at Mud
dy Valley. Supplies TO the Piutes, Nevadas
and West Shoshones, and will be distrib.
uted by N. w. ingalls,, Assistant Agent,
next week in Nevada. The latter will
probably be induced to go on the Fort
Hall reservation, The Indian problem is
now regarded as solved for the future in
Utah and Nevada.
General SnAnKs, Congressman VI ln'
diana, arrived from the Indian investiga'
ton TO day.
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sY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Thc police are
ooking for the persons who mutllated the
body oi Beau Hickman. When the under.
ukcr went 10 POtter's field 10 remove the
h.,dy 10 the Congressional burial ground
he found the legs disjointed at the hips
head severed from the trunk and skinned,
ylSCera taken out and removed with the
exception of the heart, ,which'Was found In
tue bushes near by wrapped In a newspa'
EeL What could be gathered was inter
red in the cemetery.
Iui0rmatIonShas been received at the
Navy Department Vid Copenhagen that
Ibe steamer JuniRta arrived At Halstein-
berg, Greenland, on the 18th OF July, hav.
,ug touched at Fiskernals and Sukkertap.
ptn, where no dogs could be found.
Commander Bruinc, through Governor
LARSEN nj lIalsteinberg, having pro-
cured eighteen dogs and an abundance OF
seal skins Ior the officers, eight men OF the
Tjrrcss sailed on the 10Th Tor Disco,
thence 10 upper Navik. Commander
Braiuc has news from Disco as late as
the 10Th Of July, but no tidings Of the Pc.
lhTls, lCG was lCIolCu % uClub NCIJ
heavy in OwerraklrOid and at and above
upper Navik. The health Of the officers
aud crew Oft Iuniata Is excellent.
Rear Admiral Jenkins, commanding
the AsiatiC fleet, writes from Nagasaruf,
July 2Slh, informing the Navy Depart
mrnt that he had arrived there in the
Hartford on the 2lst Of July from Shang-
hal, where he had entertained Il number
ui Chinese boys who were coming to the
United States 10 DO educated. The Ad-
niral visited the Chinese arsenal and
dock yard above Shanghai, where he
found that q vessel ofwar Of 5000 tons
had been constructed, and was awaiting
her appointments, among which were
ried guns ordered in Germany. The
Fourth Of July was celebrated by all the
American vessels. English and other
shlpsO(.war and merchant ships OF vari-
Gus nations joined.
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Burning OF the Fashion stud Farm
stables.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 4.-The Fashion
Stud farm stables took fire about II o'clock
this morning, and the building, so by 1875
tcI, was utterly destroyed, together with
uluc horses, out Of nineteen which ii con.
tainCd, Among the horses burned were
two road mares belonging to President
Grant; l.apiCrc, valuable animal belong
Ing 10 Mr.. Butlerworth, of Philadelphia;
Eenry B, grey horse belonging 10 b
Doblr, valued al $4,000, and five other
ACHeS mol rated. Goldsmith Maid, Rn-
saline, H0lSpur and California were all
saved po6lc loses ten sulkies, three full
Iop Ouggcs, thirty sets Of harness and
some traps worth $1,000. Charles COch'
laB, an old man, loses q trunk containing
PWO in gold notes. The trunks belong
ing to all the noted horses are lost, TO-
Es'AeT with the clothing OF all the boys
AOGGl 100 haltcrs, and large number OF
saddles and brldlCs
The loss is estimated at $4,000. There
san Insurance OF 5000 on the barn, but
I.ae on the horses. DOblG's loss ia fully
bVVO The farm and stables belonged
principally to II. N. Smith, Of New York
II IS supposed the fire originated from
sparks IRON passing locomotive. Their
was slltt gale blowing from the soulb'
west Men are al work removing tho deaf
from the ruins.
TRENTON, Sept. 4.-Thc following
horses were burned in addition to thos
sent IN former dispatch Lizzie Perry
owned by Edward Reeny, and II Valnabl
olScE horse from Bethlehem, Pa. Their
were eight horses In all burned, Lal'ier
was valued al 10000, and a stallion bG
longing To Wm. Hutchinson, valued 9
toVO, was amVng those burned. lnsn
rance 10000.
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Railroad Accident,

PITTRnunau. GaRl A-Q"ita a an.ASll-
up occurred last night near the Penn
avenue crossing Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne Il Chicago Railroad. A heavy
freight train, propelled with considerable
power round the corner between Liberty
street and the avenue, went off the track
and dashed into new brick building
lately erected there. The walls were
broken through, the breach being suf1lCl-
emily large to admit two cars. A num-
Der Of the cars were wrecked and the
track was covered with the debris. Men
were at once placed at work and after q
few hours labor the track was made clear.
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, Sept 4.-The delegates at the
Republican State Convention stand: But
Ter l50, Washburn 15l, undetermined 81,
The postscript edition Of the Journal TO-
day claims Washburn to be already six
ahead on delegates, as follows; WaShburn
199, Butler 1856, doubtful IA. Governor
Washburn has issued q preCept ordering
the election Of member Of Congress on
the 4th OF November next, to ill the va
caused by the death Of VIM. Whiting.
Colonel II. Russell, OF Milton, has pur'
chased tho celebrated Kansas stallion,
SmugglCr, at IL price above $50, 600, and
will show him on the track at the Fair
Grounds tomorrow.
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Attempted Murder and suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4-ArChibsld Duncan,
who shot bis vile this morning and then
blew his own brains out, died this even
ing. His vile is still alive at ten o'clock
tonight; but cannot live long, at the
CorGner's inquest this evening an anti
mortem statement by Mrs. Duncan was
made to the effect that her husband had
been OF unsOunl mind for nearly year;
had hysteric fits; had repeatedly threaten.
cd to kill himself, and on several occasions
he had taken knife and plunged It to-
wards his heart. Twice when he was Ia.
boring under excitement his vile had
taken the cuIless from him TO prevent him
killing himself. About ten days ago he
bought II pistol and this morning after he
had gone 10 work he returned home and
while his wife was leaning over trunk
arranging some clothes he shot her in the
abdomen, and then went into an adioin.
inc room and shot himself in the head.
Mrs. Duncan after being shot ran out Oi
The house and was picked up from the
street pavement by DR.. Valentine ands
policeman and taken TO her room. il
was lurlhor learned that Duncan had
been Jealous Of his wife for some time
which doubtless was the real cause Of the
act committed to-day. Mrs. Duncan how
ever, emphAtically denies having evel
given him any cause for jealousy. Mrs
Duncan was the mother Of nine children
seven of whom are now alive, and would
have given birth y another 10 q Ahor
time
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DefaIcatlOu of a Bank Cashier.

Especial to TrIbunel
NEW BRUNswIcK, N. j., Sept. 4.-The
greatest excitement has prevailed here
since Monday last over the rumored de-
falcatiou Of b. W. Appleton, cashier ot
the State Bank, for $4,000. Mr.. Under
hill, of New York, Is now examining the
books. Itwas Tumored late last night
that the Cashier had loaned $4,000 to
R N. Woodwork, President Of the New
Brunswick Carpet Company, without the
authority Of the President or directors of
the bank, and Mr. WoOdWorth's failure TO
pay this money was the cause Of the bank
disaster. II Is well known, however, that
Henry Richmond, Vice President OF the
bank, Is also Q director Of the Carpet
Co. aud number Of bank directors are
stockholders. James Short, Supt. of the
Carpet Co., says the money was never
used in the company, a. IL was not need
cd there, and the impression Is that II was
lost In stock speCulslions in Wall street.
Another rumOr is that Mr. Woodward has
come forward and furnished security for
the whole amount. The bank men arc
very EetiCent on the subject.
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Another Ksrosene Horror.

FIR. SCOTT, KS, Sept. 4.-At PlCaean-
ton, Linn county Kansas, yesterday, while
a Miss Willis was ironing she either pour
cd kerosene on the fire or upset q lamp.
Her clothing caught fire and she was
burned 10 crisp and died this morning.
Her mother was also badly burned in
trying to rescue her daughter, and thin
the house burned TO the ground u.s.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 4,-Capt. General Piel-
tain has published, today, decree order
lng immediate Institution oil proceedings
loF the public sale Of all estates, proper.
ties and effects taken possession oI by the
administration, being property Of the
Btate, in consequence Of the owners par.
tioipation in the ,insurrection. ~
HAVANA, Sept. 4.-A decree has beon
issued that on and after October 1st one
half OF the duties on articles Of luxury
imported must be paid In gold.
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RiVeFNeWs.

PITTBURGu, Sept. 4.-River about on
a stand this evening, with two feet, eight
inches in tho channel. Weather cloudy
and hot r.
CNCINNATI, Sept. 4.-River eight feet
six inches and falling. ArriVed-Ashland
from Wheeling. Departetl-kIHie Higher
for MemphiR Sharon. iOr New Orleans
and COLOSSAL, Tor 81. Louis.
LounvILLE, Sept. 4.-River falling
slowly, With fivo ieet, six inches In thI
canal, and three feet, six inches In the pas
down Indian chute. Weather warm anC
cloudy.
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-A special to the
Sentinel from Oshkosh, says that fire
this afternoon burned one block Of dwell.
ings and saloon on High street. The
fire started at No. 143 High street. A
heavy gale at the time carried cindGrs
halt a mile and set FIRE 10 and burned the
stable. Of W. B. Filker. Losses heavy
but it iG impossible to give the amount.
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Colonel Hiram ApplemAn, late Sec
retary Of State, died Thursday forenoon
al Mystic Bridge, Conn.,, alter long and
painful illness, resulting from wounds re.
ceived at the battle Of Antletam.
The French citizens Of Louisville,
Ky, celebrated the anniversary OF the es-
tablishment Of the French Republic under
President Fhiers, Thursday night, In pas
sing resolutions endorsing Theirs admin
istrAtion, which will be forwarded 10 him
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Burning of the MassnsOlt Hotel.

ATCmsoN, has, Sept, 4.
The MassasOit House, in this city, the
iAvorite stopping place during the days ol
travel across the continent by stage, and
one OF the best known hotels in the
Missouri Valley, was totally destroyed by
fire last night The house was owned by
Mr.. Cannon. Loss $25, 900. Insured In
tho Germau.AmeriCAn for $4,000, Hart
ford $1,000, Franklin $4,000, OrlenI
50 900, Imperial $4,000, Germain e 900
Fire and Marine, oil 81. Joseph, 81, 600
total $4,000.
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Schooner WTGcked..AII ON Board
.. Lost,

PORTLAND, Sep. 4-News has been re
CeiVed here that on the eth Of August
seventy miles southeast oi Mt, DeSeret
was picked up. the fragments of rail
with an inscription dated August 24th, tC
the effect that the schooner Eliza Frances
was water-logged and upset; that sht
afterwards went TO pieces, and that siN
men had been two days on the raft with
out food, II is believed they are all lost
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Annual Conference OF the Church oI
Jesus Christ.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept. 4.-ThG
regular semlannual Conference Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints convened here to-day. SeVera
thousand Saints IRON all parts Of thI
world are In attendance, and Il Ia expect.
cd that the meeting will be unusually in
leresting. James Smith, son OF the found
or, Is President and is leading the meet.
ings.
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Weather Report.
WAI UEFAKTUNNI1 I
UR1luE or Fm CHIET BIgHAL OREIU1h.
WA0HmaFoN, Do, Sept. $500 .. 4. h
day,

PROBABILITIES. G~O
For New England, cloudy weather and
rain are probable, the winds veering 70
the southwest and west on Friday, with
clear and clearing weather.
For the Middle States and Lake Region
westerly TO northwesterly winds and gen
orally clear weather during Friday.
For the Northwest, generally oleaE
weather. 49,
For the Southern States, gentle and
fresh winds, mostly from the southwest
and west and partly cloudy weather, With
an occasional coast rain. The low ba-
rometer north Of Lake Huron will proba
bly, move eastWRrdly to the St. Lawrence
Valley. -. - --. :.
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Fire ntunrerainwn Ma.

HAOERsTowN, Sept. A fire occurred
tonight In the Antiam Paper Mills, own.
ed by Stonebraker & DushAne, two milea
east Of HagestOWn, Loss Ss0. .0Q0i insur'
ance $4,000. r,r-
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CHICAGO.
pRFALcAT1oN OF AN U. 8. COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL. REVENUE.

DRFALCATI0N OF AN U. 8. C0LLRCTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.
CHICAGO, Sept 4.-A special TO the
Inter. Ocean from Springfield says that
Col. John T. Harper, 0. 8. Collector Of
Internal Revenue for that district, has
been discovered to be defaulter TO the
Government in q sum VariouSly estimEted
at from fifty thousand to three hundred
thousand dollars. It appears that Har-
per wrote out his resignation last Friday
and left It with his chief clerk TO be Tor
warded 10 the authorities at Washington
and then left for parts unknown. He u
said to have lost heavily In grain and'real
estate speculRtlOns in Chicago.
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FThit for The Boslon, E1posIll'on

OMAHA, Sept. 4.-The elegant B.&M.
Railroad fruit car, filled with Nebraska
fruits for the American Pathological Rx.
position at Boston, crossed the Missouri
river ont6e way east to-day, attached to
q passenger train,
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LIVERPOOL, Sept 4.-steamers City Of
Montreal, from New York, and CarCas'
sian, from Quebeck, arrived ont.
NEW York, Sept 4.-ArriVed-SteAm-
ship Castor, from Rotterdam. ..
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A POOR widow with eight little girls, 81
Thornton, Indiana, inherited va ~. tne
other day, and now rejolceS II *iO S.;shs SIN
dress; and each OF the girls mas OF'gn'
mink BAsh. s...-l ..tt
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Arrested, for F6rgery.

DAYTON, o., September "A man Civ.
ing tho name Of George Ashley, OF New
ark, N. j., was arrested here this morn
ing for forging signature to check fol
Sc, 500 Ashley 10 man Of fne appear
Snce and said 70 be respectfully connected
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CIIOLER

CHCNNArl, Sept. A.-Four cholera
deaths at Milersburg, Kyr yesterday,
10 new cases reported.
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TUR paraphrase OF two years slnc'
nav E now BE- revived in Massachusetts,
Luhy ~" - ff..T .as'I
to.Wit:
rOf all the words Of tongue o. pom.
The SSddeSt are theSe-We may nave hsn.
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The Spanish iron cladl VittoriA and
AlmAnzA have arrived at Gibraltar.
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White for rrIre List to J. II. JOHNSTON,
Great Western Gun Works
10 FnlrurlELD sr., PlrrfnUROn, Pa.

Brecch. Loading ehot Guns, $40 to $500. Double
Shot Guns, $sIO $3.50 Single Guns. s. to $40.
Ito IS. Gun Material, Fls0lng Tackle, &c.
L1rge discounts 10 dealers Or clubG. Army Guns,
RcyOlvers, etc, bought or Iraded for. Goods
sent by express Z. o. u. TO be examined befotc
paid for.