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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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80 -, H' England ~ 90 JE
LONDON; July 2S.-In the House OF Com
mons Mr.. Disraeli said the Government bad
| received satisfactory assurances from confer
ring powers in regard to the Brussels Con-
gress, and delegate had been sent on be-
BALI of Great Britain, under the restrictions
already made known to the House.
Hon. Robert Bourke, Under Secretary OF
State for foreign affairs, stated that it was be-
| lieVed the German squadron had feen sent to
the coast Of Spain merely to protect German
| residents.
The King of Ashantee has paid further
instalment of $4,000 to Great Britain ON the
| war indemnity.
This was the first day Of the Goodwood
| races. The principal event was race for
| the stewards cup; value, 500 soys. The
| race was won by Lord Witon's b. N. Mo-
dena, Trueman's ch. c. Cningachook second,
R. Keith's ch. f. Princess Theresa third. The
betting before the race was ten to one on the
| field against Modena, twelve to one against
Chingachook, and twenty-five to one against
Princess Theresa. There were five starters.
The Prince and Princess of Wales and other
members of royalty nobility were present.
No ready money betting was allowed on the
course.
The steamer Milbank, Of Sunderland,
bound from Carthagena for Sunderland, was
sunk off Dungeness by collision with the
steamer Hankow. Fifteen OF the Milbank's
crew were lost. ,i :g"
LONDON, July 29.-The principal event OF
the second day OF the Goodwood races was
| The Goodwood stakes (handicap race), which
was won by G. J. Kel's brown colt The
Scamp. Fourteen horses started. The bet
ting before the race was four to one against
The Scamp.
..e,.-r..,. Spain. t,-..
REPORTED SHOOTING OF PRISONERS BY CARLIsTs.
MADRID, July 29.--It is reported that the
Carlists have shot 235 prisoners who were
captured from General Nouvillas' column in
Catalonia.
Germany.
LONDON, July 2s.-The Cologne Gazette
says Prince Hohenlohe, German Ambassador
at Paris, has unoficialy informed De Cazes
that if France fails to act stringentlY toward
the Carlists German squadron will be sent
to the Spanish coast, and Germany is resolved
to take measures against the Carlists.
BERLIN, July ,29.-Emperor William is to
visit Italy during the present year, probably
In the autumn.
The Provincial correspondence expresses
the hope that the visit Of the German squad.
ron to the coast of Spain will effect happy
change in Spanish affairs" ,'"
| The North German Gazette states that
the squadron will.leave British waters about
the beginning of August for the new sta
ton. Vi - -.
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, July pa committee CON-
posed of one delegate from each State repre-
sented in the International Congress has been
appointed to prepare, under the presidency
of Baron Jomini, a report on the programme
which is 10 be followed in the proceedings Of
the body. h, .,g r.r.. -.s
Japan. .t....#
WRECK AND LOSS OF .TwENTY-sEvEN LIVES.
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LIBERAL ADVANCES made on diamonds, watche
tewelry, silverware, &C., at W1NsTocK's, No. 1
Fourteenth street. . .'
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AMUsEMENTs.
11o THE PLEASURE RIDERS

ITO The PLEhSUFsE iFIUEho
i UF THE CItY.
THE RICHMOND AND HESklCO TURNPIkE
Is orcn 10 the public for four miles, ano as we
citizens Of Richmond who have been using the road
for the pas year will continue doso. Citizens not
street from ShOckoe Hill, and seventeenih street
from Church Hi both streets lending into the urii-
pike They will also find OH The road three t3l ne
springs 70 net water from without trouble ana nne
woods to drive through, two mites FROM the city.
By going oui the richmond and Henric0 Turnpike
you have three other roads 70 return to thu city,
avoiding the necessity ofcoming back thesame way.
TOLLS:
One-h0rse buggy over the road. &c.
One horse buggy over The roId and retu &c.
Two-horse buggy cdrrisge, &c, over tue ROAD, tUc.
and dreturn.................... i0r.
Season tickets can lie had at the estes for 10 mo-
ney to be spent 10 improving ths ROAD.
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TRANSFER PR1NTING-ISKs Will copy clear aRd
dlstinc, for an indefinite penodOf time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks 70 the
patoh Printing House. y5ugou aElf ;.sJ 4
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P1cKLEp WALNUTs, CHOW, and other
goods of Crosse & Blackwell W. d. BLAIR & Co
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DIAMOND RINGS, BUTTONS, VEST AND OPERA
CHAINS, sleeve and bosom-buttons, bracelets, lock.
els, &C., for sale at WINsToCK's, II Fourteenth
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The steamer Asassa. !,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-The steamer
Alaska took out three hundred and forty-six
passengers and $3.50, 600 ii treasure.
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FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, CHAArAGSEs
and large assortment Of selected liquors: W. u
Br:AIR & Co, 80 ''t.~ 4" 1'tss- 1SN -,
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T,cec0u1 DisDGtch.1

MoNrGoNERy, July. 2s.-The Democratic
State Convention assembled at noon. Every
county is represented. There are over 400
delegates present. James L. Pugh, formerly
a member of Congress, presides. -.
WASHINGTON, July 29.--A dispatch from
Uniontowp, Ala, received here, says The Re.
publican Convention of the Fourth district
in that State has rcnominated Hayes for Con-
gress by acciauation. r.,
.aa Third Dispatch] .... d.
MONTGOMERY, July 29.--The2 Democratic
Convention has nominated Hon. George 5
Houston for Governor by a unanimous rising
vote. A. Y. Manning, of Mobile; G. Brls
kett. of Madison; and Hon. Thomas j
Judge, of Butler, were nominated justice:
OF the Supreme Court.
Nc platform has as yet been,reported
The committee will report tomorrow and
complete the nominations. IL j ,,rrt
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OoLoSG TEA. w. ID. BLAIR & Co.

A LARGE LOT Of different kinds Of watches al
WISSTOCK'S, ....".. b.. .-...
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER IN the Dispatch
counting-room Wednesday, July 29th:
SA. NJ. I. NJ. 6P. ID.
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AUCrIOa SALES THIs pAY.

A PArEcK PHuLlPE WATCH for sale at WIN
SToCKiS, >sgs i..g-r. - I...., ef.f,
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Fatal PoHsser.MfI]

Fatai Powder-aafn Explosion.
PoTTsynLE, PA, July 29.-A powder-mill
explosion here to-day killed three men and
hurt one fatally.
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office Established
In S65) has been removed to 1922 Aain street.
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MOCHA, JAVA, AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE, lines
QUALITY, W. d. BLAIR & co.
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A JULES JURGENsEN WATCH for sale at WIN
eroCEsS f +a=.. r. l.'.
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HgSISf.sS WANTS.

cINAC WANTED.-Cash paid for good
.f.NAC, IL la:yc or small quantities.
WILLIAM Il. KING,
.I..,m 1922 Main street.
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,JaDan,
: ~ 4.
WRECK, AND LOSS OF INVENT

WRECK AND LOSS OF TwENTY-sEvEN LIVES.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.--The steamship
Altoona brings Yokohama dates to July T.
The japanese steamer Tai Omiru was lost
on the 18th of June on the West Coast.
T wenty.seven lives were lost.
The news from Formosa is to the effect
that the Japan ese are driving the aborigines
from the coast. The japanese war vessels
were still on the coast of Formosa.
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STATE TREASURY balance in the State
Treasury yesterday was $3.50, ,39s.0l.
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RICHARDSON & CO., 6 P. NJ, two framed DWELL
ings and three building lots on Broad street,
! corner 1--WE nty.fourth. s,.5s s1IT
n, NJ. LEE, 5,k p. NJ. double framed dwelhng-
2 house ON Cary between Plumb and dkrYie
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PEnsosAL.-State Senator A. /. Pride
more, Of Lee couaty, is at the Exchange Ho.
tel.
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IIUR RENT. HOUSE 223 Second a.
a stree; Wayrrly Place.. Possession given BE
IL once. Inquire on The premises. jy 29-3!s
LOit RENT. the commodious WARE S.
Il HOUSE iu Commercial Block. on Cary 81
rranrh 4 |o. rossession given immediately.
AipIy al the National Bank of Virginia. jy I'm
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. RAND EXCURSION.

There Will he a GRAND EXCURSION to Wasti-
lngton, August 10 be given under the auspices Of
the Good Samaritans OF this city. The train viii
start from the Of Broad and Madison streets
at 81 O'Clock p. 81, and returning leave Washlng-
ton august at O'Clock.
Good order viii he preserved.
We earnestly ask The citizens 70 aid US by particle
patiug in the excursion. y29 2ls
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4iffn,oltd 1ispatrh,

~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIE
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIrCrn. ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
sEwspAPERs OF THE CITY.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 5h P. A., brick store
and dwelling on Adams street between Brook
avenue and Marshall streets, and q lot on Broad
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$5,OOO,OOO ENDow MEN
SCHEMEI
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF TIE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the dfth and last OF the series .of
Gilt Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been already given: The first, December 10, 1871 (;
the second, December 2, 1872; the third, July .,
1878; and the fourth, March 31st, ] S74.
Under their charter, granted by q special act OF
the Kentucky Legislature, March 16, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized 70 give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE bIoRE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, duseum, and other
DEPARTMENTS are TO be enlarged and endowed wliha
fixed and certain aunnal income Such an endow-
venture not only the maintenance OF this magHif.
cent establishment, but Its constant growth.
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LIST OF GIFTS

.FEs,- al; ~ VI Iff7 ~0-Es E 1ssEEi IyL
ONE GRAND CASH jGIFI........ 2S0,gg9
40NE GRASD CASH G1tT.......... 10u,oo0
ONE NDiCASH G!RT...".. .,..... lg.9gg95
ONE GRAND CASH GlFG...,....... 59,Ypo
'tsf one GRAND CASH GIFT. Ss,oqo:
- S CASH EsIEyS, i2Q,0 600 each 1uu.ysS29
1o cash GIFTTs 1dS99 1dSooeaes eaes. 1906 SSo
e GAsH I'll GIEPs s94s each. SSSSSS ISSSoo
so CASH GIFTs,. 3,009 each. 90Qt Z;
80 SO CASH GIFTS. 2,6O6 each. I0e,0qes
i 90 Cash GIFTS, 1000 eaeb.. lP9,ggo
24O CASH GIFTS, 500 each. 100000
zoo CASH GIFTS, g 90 each. 80 900
$4,000 Cash GiFTs, SO each. sSo.O00
Grand total, go ,o0G gifts. nh c,s,. 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. oV w
Halves. j. 20 w
Tentl,. or each Coupcn. p0
IL Whole Tickets FOL. ........... goo w
22g Tickets for. 1000 90
Tickets are now ready for sase AMI orders asofn-
panied by cash will be promptly hlled. y
Liharal cann,i sssons viii be allowed 10 satisfae
tory agents. &
Circulars eonta.uing full particulars furnished
~ f'--s-' THOMAS b RRAsfLETTE,
Agent and Manager, Il
. 4, Public Library Bni,ding,
W. Lcusssilie. Ky.
For tickets and information apply To a, ~
3L,ECuYER, 900 Bank street, Richmond, Sa.
n.y. myl8.dTu&ThGwtJySl 81
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GROCERIES, 6c.

RklbGEWATER FAMILY AND BEL
~ MONT Xxx tXiRA FLQUR.-We arc Kept
'M'iahiy supplied with this celebrated FLOUR,
"U.r VT otter 10 the trade and to consumers in lots
l" 'm' ivrrv barrel warrauted 10 please.
y 2H-3td"2T L. L ). WORKMAN l. co.
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t,THEE FOR RENT.-Tbc desirable O.
= rT,fNEs, STAND. No. I12 Broad street .M::i
,.. milo ncrupaucy al ". &. Smith. Rent mode
r,.,. Ar,,', on tf. premises. jy 30-3t
I'uH RENT. LARGE STORE and a.
L UUELLING on the south side OF Broad EaI
.t-,,i i.twtrn First and SccOpd streets. containing
rr rooms above the store, brick kitchen win
twu rnpln> JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son,
i,3u3t Real Estate = gc,.ts ahd Auctioncers.
TOR RENT. LARGE THREE-G
L story WAREHOUSE on the cast side 81 Aa.I
Y~,lfih ,.r,cl south Of 'ary street, near Gtilego
Ma, and zee ut'y occupied by Mcs>rs \. NJ. Lee "
[ -. =. :. ,rt store. Apply Il ~
JAMES ". TAYLOR & son,
1T, %u.SI En;u STATE Agents aud ..uciiuRcCrS.
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CLARRT WINE. VI. D. BLAIR & CO.
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EMBEDDING AND VISIT CARDS,
f1 beautiful, u The Dispateh PartasgsH House
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1,,XrEp, YOU I'll or YOUNG MAN
VI ~ ',r,r4I Guty. He must bc well recon-
r".a"". A,''''SS - ' iy 2S.4t
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THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

for the purposes mentioned, and which Is positively
aud uiieaiiIvo<s announced rs THc. LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
'CHAhTER ASU BYTHE PRESENT MANAGE
MENT, win come of fn the Public Library Hail,
no Louisville, n.y., Oh ,.ss at3s ts,sy;
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" ~, .-n,, hloodcd, s,all.ted cows.
" EI'i! M!t.n, Nm he" he supplied by making carly
.u.a....'""" al 3O7 seventh street,
between Broad and MarshasL
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.,,-,\yED-An experienced teacher OF
~ tr,rch ana Latin languages lhas followed
, ~, ne conisy Of The Paris Normal maj xnSaiD, SsnHG,
@ 5. %: .u mtAT.oS At, 'cs and nd natural nat: his
i.fv, h."'' .''i'''>> 2S-Tu.Th,SSf
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WANTED, in The Bishops ,serS senoos. ,;srnuS, haS,
" ,'..' '...',,I,r, ,;,,mr;,y nud English Branches.
.., 4, "rn september lG.h, SD. aua close clos,
T, T...a' g,ri 81. salary. $500 or SooU: WIN
,si >eii,r,I, - ne noth male anuleihase' "e''i-
,..~'"i''''' j. WILMER TURNER.
-. conchland Courthouse, Va.
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FRIDAY, JULY 3l,as74.

scaIc correspouNng with us Increased importance.
The Music viii be renderedby agorchestra consist
ing OF one hundred performers selected for tbcir
fame III different Lands; and the unprecedented sum
$2,500,G0Q, ,.,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, win be diatsi.
huted among the Hcket-aoiderj. -
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-,-,-1T- WANTED-Two young, we'll
vi :c"hr NCLtW G. A.rDDfSDRrDGE { CO..
w. S27 Broad street.
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I,-AyIEp. EVERY BODY TO KNOW
w ,l,i fll. reiterated French scourcr, 80; .
xI',,, street: viii SCOUK PANTS for soc. per palr'
5 ,n,,. sui, Tor 81 In The very best nanner,
az" '"''' L. FRENCH.
No & AintL street.
Established In Richmond, 1853
" LJ-ln
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WANTED. fifty COLORED WOMEN
W - ro Nurh ~ % general nonsc~olh ,of pr
.,,-li.- Nag,>. ~ > IL 81 per month. Ap
- j pdUSrls. Labor Agent,
i'' ~ No. Fifteenth street.
Richmond, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COW LEsH
IL was taken up by the police on the night
OF The 22dlns,ant. The owner can gsl hef Dy ap-z
pyinxas1i,is ofiice. H., ~ ptsss. H.
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WANTED, FEoNT ;SI no,kp kDoa' }sa msa sseo"s ans
W ~. inrn wtntrr plcnty Of frc--tn sum.
VI. EE"ttt", ,.r =" address. slatiug iocauon ana
''I,-.1.. JOB ch'e iy 3o-3t
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---,>.T-rD =, second. hand one-borse CAR
VI ~ T., g1od order Apply, stating
" ELA"E' !" u;,"afeh gp"u otiicc.
t,-,n.. 70 y J. "'' N'S jy 2S-Tu&Tht
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.upnAD SCRIP WANTED.-n VII
Alh"Nv'hiI 'Nr hiIhcs, cash price for RAiLKSoAD
IL ',42 ..% III, M. SAMUEL ~ iAIr,.
-
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Belgium.

BRUSSELS, July pa committee com
posed of one delegate from each State repre-
sented in the International Congress has been
appointed to prepare, under the presidency
Of Baron Jomini, report on the programme
which is 10 be followed in the proceedings OF
the hndY. .----.--- -
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Last. sTRAYED. &c.

I,OUND, ON SUNDAY EVENING. ON I
il Grace street between sesenfh and Elghsh,
small GOLD BREASTPiS, 1blong.eha pe.g Win Z
blue oWsred era mel. Owner can get It. by calling
nc the tDisDatch Office and paring charges.
~ 80. It's tFtt. a5sE.5.
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Is 9OsT, ON STEAMER SYLVESTER, ON
i 4 her onward trip Tuesd4y, JuIyS 527, . ladY's
small, BROWN SILK UMBEELi.A.s.iDa y iDa MOCK
win Please leave II ut No. 400 Frankhn ssfee.
S,,0n.Qrk
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DRUG-STORE FOR SALE.-Loca. eaaS
~ ton good and central; small capital re- -
quIred; terms very accommodating. Satisfac- CD
tory reasons given for selling. Address DRUGGIST,
Richmond Va. .-zss w y25,27&3O
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.,ZTIp.-A gentleman out OF nus,-
" An nn; with scv~rs, years exprriencs'
" snsr as sISs"'s 'n sm1 eapssi,y 15sS!
va, ~ nj. c"rTasp@nn"st ,,.,rsss, with name,
- = MADE >eEN'e''''' "kMl'LotMhST."'
Richmoud. Va.
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T'O SHOEMAKERS AND COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
LEATHER, &C., AT COST.

FOR SALE.-I wish to sell privately all
II the FIXTURES pertaining 10, and GOOD
WILL OF my EATISG-HOUsE. No. 20 seven
tenth street. 1t Is an old establishment Of eight
years standing.
iy 3O.3t* u. BOESIG.
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For tickets and information apply to A. -
900 Bank street, Richmord, Ya. s5
my5l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

Fs>IIE approach of the Presidential cleo
ton gives unusual importance TO the
events and Developments of 1913. We
shall cndcavor to describe them fully, faith
fully, and lcaressly.
TIE WEEKLY sun has now attained
a circulation of over seventy Thousand cop
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TO the public, We shall NOT only endeavor
to keep it fully up 10 The Old standard, but
to improve and add to its variety and pow
or
THE WEEKLY Sun will continue to
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1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY
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The markets of every kind and the fash
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Business Locals.


bOn'i ret your Fish and Oysters until
GEORGE WALKER calls with his invoices
always fresh and NICE
Girls and Boys. drop a note to
Santa Claus and ask him to call at Spills
Toy II ,ons before visiting your homes on
Christmas Eve.
New Seorc.-John Harris, Oatcly
Brewery has opened ON BoWcry street, a
store for the purc.asc and sale OF all kinds
Of Country produce He pays the highest
prices and sells at the loWcst-ail for east,
His old friends customers, and the public
generally, are invited to patronizc him.
Go to Is Stems for fine Whistles, Gin,
Brandics, Rum, Wines, &c.
WINEIAND is selling his goods for CASH,
in the new building, opposite the old stand,
Remember A. Jones New Store,
Low st, opposite Public School Building.
WINELAND is selling his goods for CASH
in the new building, opposite the old stand
Get the bcst-,hc "lronsides''-at 40.
Try Gollhcim's Swiss Bittcrs for Dyspep-
sin, at b. STEKN's.
WrNELAND is selling his goods for CASH,
i'll the new building, opposite the old stand.
Boots. Shoes. Hats and Caps. in all the
Latest styles and at i:ices to suit the means
of every buyer, at Mex. Kings, jr.> l25
Baltimore street, Sign of the Golden Star,
Cumberland, Md Special Price List for
October; Misses 1oNd CATERS at only Sl.3o,
worth two dollars and twenty-five cents
everywhere. Also, Ladies toXd Caters,
st u
81 % ana upward. Gail and examine
Oct l1-y ALIEN. KING, Jr.
M nnrovcmenta ON fin. "Ironsi,lcs"
WINELAND is selling his goods Tor CASH,
III the new building, opposite the OLD stand.
NJ Won want t,r rcuuinc London
Rrown Sinut Ale fine Whl.kirs Rrand;rs
and Wines 90 to b, STERy's Liquor store
WALL s.hpcr ana sst ndS.~f'
H. w ASH, 'h4u p''lI!lhS W est OF foSt oilicc'