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MONROE, VA, Oct. I6.-The U. 5. frigat,
Hartford, which sailed from Lisbon Septem-
Der 18th, arrived in the roads last Mi ht. All
we'll on board.
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"WHFN va find pellets OF dirt fired AZ
Secretary Bristow," says the Cincinnati
O a"ieTciH, dig, and yOI Will Gnd crook, |
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

THE u. S. STEAMER Hartford, which
arrived at Hampton Roads Va, last even
Ing from the Asiatic station, will proceed to
New York next week
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A TURKISH VICTORIAN insurgept force
numbering two thousand Is reported TO have
been defeated by the Turks, and one hum
dred and sixty killed, the rest taking refuge
TO have submitted to Turkish authorize.
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The SERETARYsHIP OF THE INTERIOR
The report that ex-senator Chandler has
been rendered the appointment Of Secretary
ofthe Interior is generally discreiited in we'll
informed circles, and is probably basel on
tIe TACT that the ex-senator came to Wash
lhgton with the President yesterday mO.n-
ing. Nj. Chandler says that he fell i'm
win The President at Pittsburg sim
piVby accident, but that no Conversation
look place bUtW' cn the.u relative TO the
secret ry hiP. The fact that Senator Came
r ~ anG Repre- sen alive Packer. of Penn.
al lVe' In WI day, snd were in confer,
-HCe with TIE POstn a. ter General and other
pFomls ent Officials Induced the belief that
:. ey CIC here 10 Influence the appointment
in lavor o. Pennsylvania.
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The EMPRESS EUGENIE's LACEs.-The
United States district court in New WORK
has decreed the forfeiture of the Empress
Eugenie's struggled silks; but Q claim has
peen 1nterposed to stop the custom house
Officers from selling them.
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MADhlD' Oct. To- me ''fTsN{sI4 r. .ftT. 81
This city, publishes a letter from Victoria
dated the l4th OF October, stating that Don
Carlos had imprisoned Gen. DurTegary aud
some other chiefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

| TELFG RAM received from the Haytien
/ minister says the Canales affair has been
! settled according 10 the terms agreed upon
at Washington. ard that the refugees have
been embarked.
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DRY GOODS.

I'M W. 'i'o A-ND NAhj ~ ,
A. droscnEgin Dieached Cotton, lgc
Fast Col.T-d Caiict -, exc
bId- Paper Can't rics, &c.
Ifssp stock IN al its branches
reSS q, od-, extraordinarily low.
Hil-Wcol Enpres% loths, g 5ac., worth &c.
Al wool Ssti-es. 8 &c cheap.
fEuCy Plaid Dress Good. Is to &c.
Mixed Suiriugs, C'SlslS' air and Cloth Goods.
mOuruiuos IN ash nfs~e- MeriHOes, prap te.
taIe.t stock must be reduced for cash.
English Brussels 81 IS worth Sis
IuRTGins. 20, ca, IS, = J, cheap.
Reg Nat-, oil Cloths
Vel SFiTt= &c. worth IL
Be iIur raj Skirt, SOC.
T.N. StUDsrS.
ertH r 700 Market Space.
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'ohooilN' Ease lNDFLAWARE.-Tnn VII
mli gton Dell Commercial SAWS: James
IllNon recently purchased the old swan
laNeln property, IN Brandywine Hundred
lear tne fftctlcal Farmer, and removed 10
". James 8aughcy il the proprietor of the
PRACTICAL Farmer, and Is represented as a
quiet, inofensive man. Between the two
men there has been nothing but the best Of
Ieeilng. IL appears That DixOl on WefneS-
cay was IN Philadelphia, ADD upoa return
ing IN me evening he stopped on Haughey's
porcl' ana IN playful manner told him
Le hhd lOtlOn 10 shoot him. Haughev
thinking him in jest, told him TO fire away
Dixon Is said 10 have been under the
lnnuence OF liquor, talked loudly and -four
lshed MS revolver around. and finally did
take aim and fired. The ball DassAd In al
haugheys right cneek and came OFT al the
back OF ms neck. tearing open a hole almost
three- quarters of an inch in diameter Haug-
hey FELL and Dixon threw his revolver down,
telling Ross, Haughey's hired man. 10 take
care OF NJ He then jumped into his carriage
and went back 10 Philadelphia, where he
has since remained"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

IHE OUTRAGE IN MTCHIG he
trolt Tribune has Information leaffng n fb,s
oeilei mat the woman who was injured nv
having ACID thrown upon her faca while IN
D,d at her home in Bay CITY, Michigan IN
tuay morning last, suffered the harm M
me hands OF her husband. q 10. Forrest H.
telegram says. Mrs. Forrest Is sim alive
out In q dangerous condition Her recovery
rs a matter or doubt. Detectives have been a.
tlNely engaged In working up the case. and
deNeloped 80 much that the husband az fho
injured woman has been ARE ed ana loifel
IN JAN. he has been identified bv a drus
clerk as the man who had inquired abouf the
properties OF various kinds o, acids aud
tntlr enects ON the lace. Forrest Messed
10 having produced his wife's Injuries. and
says that ~ was accidental. HIS story is
lhai he bought the acid aud placed
bottle In the room above whence
me contents must have leakpf thrDugi1
INTO MS wife's. The tmprOhabilftv OF MS
story l. apparent from the fact that the mot
ne contained but one ounce OF acid, and thai
amount could not have leaked through i'm
sunlcient quantities to burn Mrs Forrest 80
extensively. When informed of this the rris-
oner said he believed sosne one entered Inc
room a. he rose 10 call help aud threE an other
bottle OF acid on his wife. TIE story Is ex-
Iftmely improbable, but be stOutlv main
talns It's truth He confessed that ne and bIs
VIE had bad trouble. but not recently
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! SENATE APPOISTNENTs.-W. +. Crcerv.
| OF Michigan, has been promoted from assist
| ant TO postmaster of the u. s. Senate: C. G.
| Jones, of Minnesota. has been appointed as
| SiStant postmaster.
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! GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S3l5,i3433; for the month to
dale, So 5S5.i7; total for the fiscal year 10
date, S33 ,I3l,I91lS. Customs $3.50 2I1 IS: for
TIE month to date, - 163. ST3.S5; total for the
| fiscal year 70 date. SJA 500 IL. 80.
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THE COTTON CROP The report OF the De-
partment of Agriculture on the condition OF
the cotton crop for the past month says the
reduction Of condition is an undoubted fact
though the depreciation is slight as compare |
with the october returns of last year
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cen. Dorregary ImprIsened.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Standard this morn
Ing publishes special telegram announce ly
that the Turks now hold the district oI
Zubci, the last refuge o. the Insurgents
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launch Of Naval Vessel

LONDON, Oct. lt-The Boadicea was suc.
cessiUlly launched at the Portsmouth dnck
yard to day. She IL "A vessel Of "A cp1,par,
lively novel type, being a 10 gun screw cor
Nette, COM ;ructed OF iron, but caSed with
wood.
Come 10 Meet His Imperial g. rand "a a
RIO JANEIEO, Oct. 16.-The Countess of Fu
NE eldest daughter Of the Emperor, has been
delivered OF a son.
Wales Visit.
BRiN DIST. Oct. l6.-Tne Prince OF Wales
embarked at this port 10 day on his visit 10
India.
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ORDERS REvoKFD.-The orders of Lieu
tenant Commander y. p. La mberton, to the
Colorado, have been revoked. and he has
teen ordered To the Boston navy yard. The
the Plymouth. have also been revoked and
he has been placed on sick leave
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IHE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS in The navy
nave been made:-Ensigns William T. ClaS-
son, Charles +. Emmerick, William NJ. IT.
win and \: j. Dabney To be masters: Passed
ASSISTANT PaymaSier Charles ID. Mansfield
20 he paymaster; Assistant Paymasjpr Cnas
IL Bartlett 10 be passed assistant paymaster
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Tu RKSIH SUCCESS.
FOREIGN NEWS
The Emperor WiIltam-. Visit to HAL,
The Turks Trlumsbaat

y
BEkLlN. Oct. l6.-Secretary Of safe N6l
Bulow Will accompany the Emperor vii
Lam 10 Italy In place OF Prince Bismarck.
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SUSPENSION OF THE POSTMASTER AT
BRIDGEPORT, CoNN.-James Z. Durham,
postmaster at Bridgeport, Conn, has been
suspended from office on the charge of selling
appointments He asked permission to re-
sign the other day and his request was grant
ed. His resignation not being forthcoming the
Postmaster General laid the matter before
the President yesterday, who ordered his
immediate suspension. In the original letter
OF dismissal the Postmaster General charges
that Andrew j. Osborne paid the postmaster
$50, In three notes Of $50 each, for securing
his appointment as route agent on the Hou
salonic railroad; and George L. Howe, or his
irlepde. paid him $50, more or less, for secur
ing his appointment as mail messenger be-
tween Bridgeport and East Bridgeport. Sem
atOr Ferry has recommended Colonel j. w,
knOwltt n, chief clerk OF the Post Once de-
partment, "a Dunham's successor and the
Postmaster General has accordingly tender
ed him the appointment. Col. KnOwlton
said he would prefer to defer to the wishes OF
the republicans of Bridgeport, and held the
matter under advisement until this after
ICON. when he informed the Postmaster Gen.
eral that he would accept the appointment
rendered, kilograms having In the meantime
been received from many prominent repub-
he was the choice OF the republicans Of that
city. He was thereupon appointed, and will
leave for his new field Of duty In q few days.
The salary OF the postmaster At Bridgeport is
- 900 per annum. Col. Kn0wlton has been
O resident of Bridgeport for twenty-h We
years past. While he has been chief clerk of
the Post ONCE department he has male m any
warm friends, who, while regrettinS his de.
parture, cannot but rejoice at bis good luck.
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SURGEON L. A. EDWARDS, L. s. A, has
been relieved from duty in The military di wi
sien of the Atlantic and ordered to Philadel-
phla, and upon arrival there TO report by let
Ter 10 the Surgeon General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

NATIONAL BANKS The Treasury now
holds S3GS, 80 PIP in United States bonds to
secure national bank circulation, and SIS =
1920 10 secure public deposits. The national
bank circulation DOW outstanding amounts
10 StIG,Sl3.,IS, of which $3.50 00g q re notes
issued 10 gold banks. National bank notes
received for redemption to-day. S52I, J2l
Total receipts for the week =. 3SI 60
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THE HUB spOkes for GastOn.-l Boston Pos.
The entire state Will also wheel into line on
his side Albany ArUH1 Good felloaS!-
Netr HGrC1 heytS.crl That's aXlent.-T BOs-
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LEAVES OF ABSENCE have been qraD-ad
to naval officers as follows: To Pay Inspec-
tor Geo. l.. Davis for one year from Novem-
Der LIST. To Chief Engineer Chas F. De Vain
Tor ole month from October Sth and to Paw
master George II. CIR. fling for one month
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PERSONALITIES Osina Vokes is engaged
TO be married to Mr.. Cecil Clay, brother of
Frederick Clay, the composer, and son of the
celebrated whist player. James Clay NJ p
iHr HuddersneId. All who have seen Miss
hoslna In The Bellies of the Kitchen will
unite III wishing that she may long hold M
me money moon. - Judge j. NJ. Thach
iate Commissioner of Patents, is in town for
a few days.
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4 SPLE2DID STOCK OF THE WORLD-RH
"A EONNED kNABE PIANO1Parlor-
brand, Square Grand, Square and Upright = 81
Pianos; VIM. McCsmmon's celebrated Pi-UIHVi
suos, 7cctaves, full toned Pianos from other we'll
4rOvn factories. which will also sell and rent on
he most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly
ttteDded 10. Mrs. O. BEICHENBAUH, l23 iltf
treet, few doors above Pa ave, msyl9-;y
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THURSDAY. JAN. II, 1875.

The London Daily News CORES
Pondent at Hendaye telegraphs: 1t
is said that Deputy Leon Merino has
left Madrid with five hundred fol-
lowers. TO raise the standard Of the
Republic in Sierra Moreno.
The Kellogg Legislature, yester-
day. adopted a resolution to go i'm
mediately into Senatorial election So
reject Pinehback. The movement
was 50 sudden that Pinchback's OPP
ponents seemed unable to rally.
Pinchback was placed in nomination
in each House, and the vote re
sulted-Senate, is to ); House, 4S
to I.
Ex-Governor Thomas f. BRAIN
lette died at his residence in Louis
willie, KY, on Tuesday, after an i'll
ness of several weeks with rheu-
matism of the heart.
Sharon was elected United States
Senator for Nevada by the entire
Republican vote
Three teams and four men, who
were crossing the river at Omaha on
the ice, yesterday, fell through and
were all lost.
Judge Morris argument in the
Beecher case, it is expected, viii be
concluded TO day. The address. 50
far, Is simply a summary Of the case
rs heretofore published.
King Alfonso has arrived at Va
lencia and was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the people.
The German Wal vessel Nautilus
has returned 10 Santander.
lie Soir says that rumors were
circulated in the lobbies Of the AS
sembly to-day, that the Carlisis had
captured Pampeluna, and that Gen.
Moriones. commanding the national
troops in the north, had pronounced
against Alfonso.
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Geo.. ?. a.wsM / Co..

conduet an Agency for the reception Of sd-
refreshments for American N~EwsFAFEK>-
the most complete establishment of the kind
In the world Fix thousand NEwsPArERs
are kept regularly on nle. open IN inspection
by customers. Every Advertise nenf l.
taken 81 the home price Of the paper, with
out any additional charge or commission.
An advertiser, in dealing with the Agency, Is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead OF n dozen. n hundred,
or n thousand A Book of eighty pages.
containing lists Of best papers. large II cirru-
lalions. religious. agricultural, class. politi-
cal. daily and country papers. and all
publications which are specially valuable To
advertisers. with some Information about
prices. l. sent RH~E TO any address on
application Persons at n distance Wishing
10 make contracts for advertising In any
town, city. county. state OF Territory of the
United Stater. or any portion of the DOmtn-
ion OF Canada, may send a concise statement
Of what they want. together with n copy Of
the advertisement they desire inserted.
and will receive by neturn mall
which will enable them 10 decide whether
to Increase OF reduce the order. For such
Information there Is no charge. Orfers are
taken for n single paper as well as Tor a list:
for = single dollar as readily ms for n larger
sum. Offices Times Buildingl
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o a & ORGANS,

New and Secondhand. Of First Class MAX
erS. VIII be soId al Lower Prices for cash or
on InstaIlments- or for rent. In city or coun-
try. during these Hard Times and the Holt
days by HORACE WATERS Il son.
Ash broadway. than ever before offered In
New York Agents wanted to sell Watsrs'
View Scale Piano and Concerto Orgsns-
illustrated Catalogues MAIled- Great In
dueements to The Trade. a large discount
70 Teaehen. Minister. Churches. Lodges.
schools. etc
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Ohio & Mississippi RailH az,

CThs Great Throa=h Passeosef =1h Us. hail
kOaf-l 10 tho-e Who intend z Ing from Ihc West
D. The Easi -tih-r On business, for plS=sare, or 10
restore their falling heaith-
This line runuii Z frOn
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SAINT LOUIS

The rrrai MetrOpaiis Of the West Of over zoo. OO
iuhabif anirl tknsuE he Sfafc- Of Dlfn ots, In
diana and Ohia- = distahes af over zEg miles
TO Louisville, Ky and Cincinnati. Ohio.
has the soeu egrned reputation Ct b-i=g ote OF
the bsf DlaHe0ed dsd equipped rosds In tho West.
aud Certainly dcscrres the patronage Of all Who
de<irr . al and pleasant Journey over = line
which l. dr-t class in al, rerP-cfs.
II. csrr are Of tn lz.esi pattern. well v~enfilaf-
ed and pleufifuily supplied with Wafer It's IFainF
are accompanied by ooucoa employe-- Ire
track l. smFoth ano recsnd To nune. which taken
with Tho fod that u T. the sA0rheef line b-fNr n
81 Louis. Boufsvffle and Cincinnati.
enables NE trains (which run through entire
HrfLhoHf Gtdaosl to make the gtfctca time with
RUeosgfsfg nd direct connection At Louisville
and Cincinnati. for he
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- PSIcaosAScI: or sogLGHAR M
the love ahd anrcfioB- Of any pe-son fh=y
choose. instantiy- TIE simple netTal zcqsIre
nsnt all ezu pOs-e-s. free BY - all. for 3 cent?.
g. grfh-r with = Marriage Guide. t~gyrfisn Ora
Gle Dreams. Hiatt To iadic A queer bsok
100. a sold AddreSs TWILL LAM 4 CO
Publishers Philadelphia.
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81. MArt's church, Episecysf. Rev ".
Hififard rector. Svndsy ~eerrfeer. u q N. aBd
s y. m Sunday seho sftrr morning serrief.
Seats free. All perrons are cordially invited 10
ntt-nd.
Roman Catholic, ker. Jas. MeGolrieh. rsstr.
Rev. Eugene Cuss.n. Asst. cbsreh eno'Nsn
street. shove Tueptisth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. b Reeds
tor. Services at II a. m. and sp. m SUNDAY
chool directly after morning SERVES
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. WI. WaHrn-Pn
,or. Presiding every Sabbath HDA
and ] p. m. Sabbath school al N 20
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening".
public are cordially invited TO all tbs seT''ef'~
the church,
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

Yozr Efieanon 10 Invited 10 The nsny Hzeqnsl-
ID advanfAs-s .6-red By the
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SOUTH N EAST.

The o. a N 10 p~oafireiy the 0sfy line running
the eelebrn'e d PHtfnsqa falaes SksJiao ard Dup
Cara from 80 Louis 10 Louisville. CIncfn-
natl. Washington Rsd B.IGinaor with
ont chang OF detention Of anv kind. with di
reel and sure Connexions or Philadelphia.
New York and Boston,
The trainr Of this Company now run into
Louisville over the Great Iron Railway
Bridge acro~s the Ohio River. iandi z pas
srnsrrs in the heart Of the city and Bn IN New
Union Depot. connecting with the irains Of toe
l. y. \. r. X. withouf change-
The far gdSaef Medical sPrfne%~f Virgin
In. oner 20 The invalid the VII tue- q their waters
The short dist4nee by this line makes IL de-irA-
BILE in reaching them- Round trip tickets To the
Springs are ON sale At reduced rates durtng thu
summer rcazon.
Purchase your tickets By 81 Louis aad the
Pioneer o. A N Route and enjoy the ad-
vEn;aKes offered by no other.
I~nformstion esesrfuny snd promptly furnished
By addressing
R. 7. BRYD0N
Gen1 PAss. Agent. 81. Louis.
aLri7 tdeezi-d
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lrc
FeresTzfrd C-oasrss-Hon- " r st..I
Territorial e1een
GosuA0T-Jno- A Campbell
Seer-SD%asOn b B-oSn-
chsJ Jssfio< q SspraA< Court. ". ylsA.
Assoeia6s JH1densJOs. NJ Carey. ga. n-.
Urpe, Stsza coSkaOr-E p. Snow.
surveyor Gs1<raI- silas Reed
Ese~fS-s 81 PuNse NoA<g@- W. Gerry.
Re9stey q s. Lad 0ees-s- a etas-
Tsr1z0rksi Trasssnrr-s. ". Ds-r1
Isrrtfon1Ga AHdtf0r|- IL Hzysor1-
l. kr.elS
Consns-<1aOaa<r ef Fs1i< AnarT Charles Hatt.x
X Pest
TrTrfforiai L6rarn|ohn slAzxh.er.
C0mMi<xaoser 81 kpas~agraffo.-k. HlsA~
Sup<rinf<Ndeat Of Ins rncfioH-Jokn .laarl.~
D4stra AHors<y-k.P p. 5ebnson
UHiea Sf1fes COn-rnissioasfr-I. W. Brza1
ckrt Of La Jsaieaf D<frsef|. v. bransT-
4arsAaELFr<nk WoleotL-
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knights remPl.r.

Anikt1 IcmftAF
Wyoming Commandey Mol hsEA
eIave nrst Friday in each mosih-
wyoming Ch4ptr7, No. !. r. A. n-n
Hall. on the nrst and third TzerssJ evening"
eseh month, at y o clock p M
ch.y.ape Lodge, No. Is, meets krsi and tsne
saturday n,ghi. In each month 81 Masonic n"'
Odd Fellow
every I'd aud IN wednesday ofeAeh nohihA
odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. LII
Nopo.y evening at Odd Fellows Hall
4. O. CT.
Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81 Id 4 q I- s Hal.
every Friday evening Al "~
iTth street ,nr an tbs kri
.nd .bfrd fridays Of each month. 1he lnIsr,
Inc Fridays during the month will be Geo.
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN,
W. Il. wsop. W. Secretary.
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WEEK guaranteed Ia Male and Pc
maie Agents. in their locality. Co.fs
NOTHING 10 Try u. Particular. free
p. O. NICKERY a CO. Augusta. Ne.
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7hc Market Is a boded with Cheap. Inferior
Baking and Yeast Powders Of light or short
W tight YEAST POwDER is war
rant i ful strength and full weight.
Sold ST Wholesale aud reta I. generally through
ont the Uni-e ID sia'ss. by dealers IN groceries
and Family Supplies.
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New Advertisement.
The WEEKLY SUN. S...s..

THE WEEKLY SUN. 1ssss.' f faa.-
s. broad columns. especially desiEped for
the farmer, the mechanic the merchant and
the professional man. and their wtves aud
children. We aim 70 make the
sun the best family newspaper In the world
IL IL full OF entertaining and Instructive
reading OF every sort. but prints nothing to
offend the most s>rupulouS and delicate
Taste. Price sI1o per year. postage pre-
paid The cheapest paper pablhShed- TN It.
address THE SUS New YCn city
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QE ; UO0 per day At hsme. Terms free
Portland. Nc
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9eereS wurben in Der lesteu ISOLDE bel
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bieienigc oeS 6einbsS gu ipieIen. 2cster's
orang bon 9oDnnu aus Dor, wurSs pom
@cgncr aber iiber ben Bad suriifgelpor,
fen uno ser @eiterlnnri6 auf 9iegnib
ibm obgel6nittcu. 0a5 9eiflagene
Corps iudte nun baS am rchten llfsr
ser Neiile, sc5n MciIen lib0itiiG BON
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terg an scr Sabtad, IL YfeiIeu IIblid,
pon 9ie9nib gelegcu, ciniVIug. Der
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unb bofte mann ioldergcItalt cine neuc
SperutionSbuiis gu ~9epinnen, iuie Ser
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u Der llebcr9ang uber Die Sasbud sc
lang, iuurOe bo4 0rr neitsre &ormarih
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9lm brittcn Sage aber erNriif Der 6eino.
Sa5 icdSte Corps, Die SfenijUe rHb uarf
Sen 8e3uer ouf 9le0rib surii6.
GieS mar in itiucu 0auytsmriNen Ser
SGIoNtpIan, beiien @uSijarunN in lei,
ncn Gjn}elbeiten aber ser 8,i6idlidfeit
Der Sruppcufabrcr, uou beucn mc6rerc
iib nit 9tubm 6soeftcn, anocre SAanoc
srntstcn, i6erIa1en blieb.