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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Directions for Using
REIp'S IRISH BLEACHING SOAP.
Warranted not TO Injuss tho Finest Fabric,
and hps a tenddncu to Soften Hands,
Ii Advertisements.


CUT one-half pound of Soap into small
~ shavings, and dissolve in five gallons
Of hot water, and then put in as many pie
ces of clothes as the solution will cover, let
them soak or 10 minutes; then a little
hand rubbing will make them as clean as
hours of hard machine rubbing would do
with ordinary soap.
When clothes are not much sOiled, no
rubbing is required.
Wiring them out of the solution, then
treat them the same as though they had
been washed in the ordinary way.
When one lot of clothes is removed from
the solution, replace with another.
This Soap is warranted perfectly free
from anything Injurious, and careful ana
lysis has proved that its ingredients cannot
injure the finest fabrics. It is also an ex-
cellent Shaving Soap. For cleaning Paint,
use a sponge or cloth saturated with the
solution; 1t will leave the paint bright and
uninjured; the repeated use of it on painted
wood tends to make its glossy.
For removing Paint, Grease Spots, &c,
from Clothing, dip one end Of the Soap in
hot water and rub on the soiled spots; then
with linen towel and warm water, wash
the Soap of; if the spots are of long stand
ing, repeat the operation.
This Soap being very dry and pure does
not dissolve easily, but must be Thoroughly
Boiled In water 10 make it dissolve.
Mouselin de LANES, Cashmeres, Woolens,
Flannels, &C., are rendered soft and
smooth, but should not be boiled.
All fast colors are made bright and clear
with this soap. Dresses eau be washed
without ripping.
P. S.-To get the full benefit of this
Soap, it should always be dissolved in boil
ing water, and the solution used while
warm. Manufactured only by
EDWARD REID. Sole Proprietor,
Factory & Office, on Nineteenth St.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers
throughout the city and country. See that
every bar is stamped Edseard Reds Irish
Bleaching Soap. June3
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more in the least. The European de-

more in the least. The European de-
mand is large, and as unremuneratiye
freight rates are damaging all around
ON this side the water it seems that
charges that would have offered fair
return for the carriage might as well
have been obtained. Such very low
rates as have latterly prevailed lead
to the closes curtailment of expenses
by the railroads, affecting injuriously
the industries and many operatives de-
pendent upon them, and hence vari-
Gus branches of trade, especially in
retail lines The effect, indeed, will
be found to be widespread when close
ly observed. High or exorbitant
freight charges are not to be borne
but the community realize that mod
crate and fair compensation to the
carrying companies, on which SO many
other interests depend, is the best pol.
icy for all.
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PEABODY HOUSE,
Corner Of Locust and Ninth Streets,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CONVENIENT to all places of amuse-
" ment and car lines in the city. No
changes to and from the Centennial grounds
Col. Watson, proprietor of the HENRY
HOUSE, Cincinnati, for the past twenty
years, and present proprietor, has leased the
house for term of years, and has newly
furnished and fitted it throughout He will
keep a strictly first class house, and has ac-
coEcmodations for 300 guests. Terms only
So per day.
Col. Watson is a native of Virginia, and
probably the only Hotel Proprietor in Phil
adelphia from the South.
JAMES WATSON,
May 2O-6m Proprietor.
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&. f. HARTZELL & CO..
UNDER JOURNAL" PRINTING OFFICE.
Main Street, FrOstburg, Md,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
AVE on hand and for sale Fine and
- Coarse Harness Collars, Hames, Trace,
Halter, Br.ast and Butt Chains, Mems and
Side So ddles, all qualities Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per-
tanning to flrst-class shop. We make q
specially of putting up Fine Harness.
and in this line we, defy competition. Rest
quality of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filled. Work Of
all descriptions mnde to order. Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices reasona
bic. " Orders solicited. NOV 4--.y
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot, Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite St. Michers
L Church, Main St Frostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes, of the best and finest quality /;
Shoes of the best aud heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
&c,-all at fair prices, should 60 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
@ Boots and Shoes made to order. Re.
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
anu ohoe FINDINGS ON hand. Apl IS
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IL !'cellaacOus Advertisements.
Closing Out : Cost.

NJ heavy Stock of Winter BOOTS and
W SH0ES-all Of w. T. Dixon & Bros
celebrated goods, such as Ladies' SHOES.
Misses, SHOES, Mems SHOES, BOYS
SHOES, Children's SHOES, Mems BOOTS.
Boys BOOTS, Children's BOOTS,-all of
which l am Selling at Cost to make
room for Spring stock.
Ladies' full Caters, $175
49," Morocco CATERS, $1.OO "a 1.s5
Mems Shoes, .1.2O al / an
Mems heavy Kip Dixon Boots, $50 a 400
fine calf stitched I" $50 a 600
Call and Examine.
GEO. A. MCKENZIE.
April Broadway.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER y
THE BEST ADVERTISING Medium.
Daily $40 year Semi Weekly, SO.
Weekly, ST.
Postage Free to the Subscribers
Specimen Copies and advertising Rates
Free. Weekly, in clubs of 80 or more only
u, postage paid. Address THE TRIBUNE.
~. 1. Jan 16-1y
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Presidential candidates this year,
says the Commercial, have as much to
fear from rivals in their own party as
from their political opponents. The
time seems to have arrived in politics
when, in the words Of Scripture, "A
mans foes shall be those of his own
household"
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notice.!
PUBLIC NOTICE.

DURE LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE
L GAS every day at Wilson's Dental
Rooms, No, II North Liberty street, Cum
berland, Md, for the painless extraction
OF teeth. Nav 27-y
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JEREMIAH LIVENGOOD,

MANUFACTURER OF
Buggies, Carriages & Spring Wagons,
nF every style and description; also.
~ Sulkies, Sleighs, Sleds. &C.
Salisbury, north side of Ord street) ELK
LICK Post Office, Somerset Co., Pa: ian 23
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Young mani Don't waste your
spare change in frivolous amusements,
but savei it up and buy your mother or
sister new Domestic" If you have
no mother or sister, find some good
natured fellow that has, and he and
the machine together may help you to
comfortable place in the family if
you shine up to the sister right.
The chief of the London Fire Bri-
gade says that it is absolutely necessa-
ry for the safety Of the metropolis to
bring up his force to thousand men.
Ten years ago the insurable value Of
London was nine hundred million
pounds sterling; it has now risen to
fourteen hundred and forty millions.
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Loss OF VALUABLE CATTLE.-We
learn from the Keyser Tribune that
Mr.. James W. Wilson, who resides
near Rawlings station in this county,
sustained serious loss last week, as
follows:
Mr.. Wilson with several neighbors,
every spring turn lot Of stock out to
range in the woods lying between
their cleared land and Dams Noun
tain, and this spring as usual, had
turned his cattle out to range. On
Tuesday Mr. Frost, a neighboring far
mer, took his herd out and found four
Of Mr.. Wilson's largest and most val
liable three year old cattle lying near
each other dead without any appar-
ent marks Of violence upon them. No
cause of the sudden death has this far
been ascertained.
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The early closing arrangement for
the summer months went into opera
ton in New York on saturday, chiefly
among the wholesale dry goods people.
The correspondent of the Ledger says
that after 3 o'clock the doors were
closed, and the clerks and other en-
ployes went about their own bus
mess. Not few of them, later in
the day, went off to the Centen-
NAL. This week direct appeal will
be made to the hardware, grocery,
shipping and other merchants to adopt
the same rule, if only in honor of the
centennial year.
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To Those Out of Employ ment
Twill give employment the year round I o
the right kind of men. No humbng. Big
pay. Write to Col. A. A. BENNETT, Cen
eral superintendent Agency Department,
Cumberland Manufacturing Company,
Cumberland, Md.
, 1876-11-08

Sr. THoMAs STATIop.

NnEpfnDHF Z
INV y,rr ~. @,ot 1ctoIIf,onoe from
tho anat of wgr ofotas ina, tha arm9 nnder tba
oommon1 IF C.n.r.l T.bor,.vnF has hoon
rart"a - ~ , Ig : ,.Ilau N ana !, !. annonn".
nd ,L.t tLa C.rn; p II, ON nt,.r otatonf
aaa 49, ~ .,1.ait,.G"
prinna Niraa La5 t.Io,rs,t.7 H.. Cz,rh .,
,,ia, HIM ai'a|, n,' G = Trnafiar i" ,bta3n
S,"7 n,G, G w. 'I F.a,, 4Ia ,T~r-I aMd !, n y',
failure the Prince requests the aid of Russia.
In Berlin the R4ichstag was opened yester-
day.
The Speech from the throne was read by
Herr Hoffman,. 1t refers, in terms Of regret,
to the general depression Of trade aud industry
existing in Germany, but hopes that the steps
taken for the renewal OF commercial treaties,
snd the maintenance of friendly relations with
the foreign nations will tend to overcome the
difficulty.
In r.f,ro,oot - tho nrosont st.+o or F,,ooon
noltios GERMANY IL assured 49, nana = Ia.
lrans Win no sao. I ,,oIass 5an,o,I,J fo y , =.
n - g. = ,In Lan,r ou - ia'a.,at ne w. ~,
nv ~
ITbo F,onob Ioci.lotivo ,,,o,,hlio,
votaJ and If has baen daciIod tbat no ~ p.o y
6ontI.l an.aoh viii h. I.livarad .ttno :
;nn 0P''0' ""' '" 0P'".
M sonor.r3 tina C,mo,t.sf,nor ., -,
phiIod.Inbio FvLihit;on has ,rri,tnn Iat4,.
tba Press @mnhafic.iIv rann3iolin, t%o ontbo =
sh = ar tbo - l,ttor a,irfh = F = ~ ~ !" "u'"ol-
noara5 IN tbo Frankr,rt nawon.nara ' -
p0 w. 80 p - w.. Nv "Sp~Pe' r.,
from, 6o, Arotic .'ission " A1"S'0'u
u In T - If IL rnmonra1 that tbo,o !, nro
hoLilitn 90 an nna,n5iGano cm"f '"o'o - = ~,
Rr;,is6' Cai,no Inrai,,ottaa T,"n = = =
November 2.
Nav YORK., NOV. Isi.-St' Petersburg in
telIigenoo states that Russia has sent an ulti-
matum to Turkey demanding an armistIce
, 1876-11-08

Y hereby beg to express my heartfelt
q thanks to the Church Wardens, to my
dear congregation, to the whole communi-
ty of this island for the sympathy shown
to me on my day of sorrow. Love is
stronger than death.
Christiansted, 5th November 1876.
g. WILLEMOES,
, 1876-11-08

yEg FTER Bogjering at Politimesteren i
A Frederikstod paa st. Croix Fattig-
kasses Vegne vii blivo opraabt til Bort
saIg we'd Zen offentlig Auction her paa
AuctionScontoiret T~orsdagen den 7de De-
cember f6rstkommende Middag II. 10 sIet
Eiendommen No. Is Litr. A Dronningens
Gade her Byen. Conditionerno for Salgot
og andre Oplysninger kunne erholdes paa
FrederikSteds Politiksmmer eller paa an
dertegnede Contoir.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den Ste
November 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-11-08

Saa ung, saa smuk, saa elsket og saa god
Mon Ingen, Ingen kjender Herrons Veie !
Husk han har akreyet, "Den jeg revise lod,
Den elskor jeg," og Den vii uerren oie,
Mar Solen or gaaot ned Danmarks Land,
Og Nations M6rko Skoy og Vove dakker,
Da see Vi Morgengry paa Vestens Strand,
Som fnlder M0rkot og som Livet walker.
Vor Tro og Haob Diet or at ossaa Du
Kun for Uort Ole er Of Gravon dnkket,
Men at Guds Son hnr fnldot M0rket M,
Og Dig til Evigbedons Liv o~pvDkket.
D6d! Du har sIukkct hondes Oios Lys,
Og hcndes ujertes Banker hnr Du d0dot,
Men bod! vi weed at besyed Gravens Gys
Er Eyjghodons Strande, dor or M0dot.
a V
, 1876-11-08

LONDON Nov. 9.
Dem. Crystals, per owt. 26l6 duty free
delayed Havana, No. 10. 26l9 aaoat
DemeraFa Rum per gallon 1I95 in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per owt. rs.
ConsoIs 954 to 3.
Rentes II. y
Cotton 6.
, 1876-11-08
TBLEGRANO FROM TEE Times.
BELGRADE, Oct. Is.

BELGRADE, Oct. Is.
The reply of the Servian Government to tbe
turkish proposition Of a five months formal
AEmIStIce is now ready. When / say a five
months Armistice, | am, | believe. IjteraIIv
correct. Two different terms were named in
Inc proposition from C0ngtantinople Int sinh
6tantIaIIy the same thing was meant b. each.
Inc SIX months was to date from the Ist of
tue present month, but it was estimated that
me actual duration of the Armistice wopId bo
nVe months | am afraid, however, that in
tnls case a month more or less will make no
IlueTence. The proposal is to be refused.
oAaIi say by Seryia? | think refused
through Seryia' would be the form of exDre.
sion best suited to convey the exact truth of
me matter. 10 my letter Of yesterday ! men
toned u rumour which l did not for one mo
ment believe, that the Russian Consul General
and diplomatic ageRt here was advising the
oefVian Government TO accept the proposed
Armistioe, lie has never done anything Of tho
kind. Had he done so it would be accepted
Russian will is law in Seryia. Any other sup-
position would be a deIusion on the part Of cur
Foreign Office. The fashion Of The hour here
now, even among the men who are anxious to
be known, as the Moderates. is to lay at the
door Of England all the supposed caIamitias of
=" ~ " NV P'Vt
- @''''ou,0u " 1eI' "ne,"ef WIN tFutA or -a
! 10 uoG Nno"' oul !" u arose ron a ST
10" IIauo ny our Ambassadors at constantine
pre- l 10 hCU MINK We nave any reason 10 De
aSuaIr9u VI inc Iao.' "nea the history OF
'hS 0erFlan war II vs. dlpIOlnatc aspect
comes 10 20 written IL VIII be one OF the most
cu''ouS auu Instructive ever presented 10 me
"ollo' : wore - o9 DESIRED SnaS AZ WIS
moment Inc people oil England understood lt
a NIUE better II tney dIu' / am AFRAID they
"ouio see muen cause OF anxiety Iof 'h9
peace " LuioPe' "u9u l say 'uat II Inc Su2-
k,9S'iou lot 'n9 Iong ArInIS'loe originated WIN
hh!Iana' We nave no reason TO D" ashamed o.
H. 90 80 III Ihe Oe"eJ mat, by me SilhPie
RECORD OF iao'S contained ~ previous letters
rom laiS cay ana Irou the camp, ! nave been
ao'6 10 snow th"t Jne timo haj COME when all
'ne PaIues eD2aS'' II 5"S game OF diplomacy
regarding me Eastern Question should be maze
70 'no" 'neI' RauaN. me uiElSh proposition
ouShJ 70 nave ut least 'aat effect, and there is
almost a certainty mat It Will. IT W1uIG nov
DO a great relief to ind that any OF the Euro
paan Governments believe that we are not on
lHe eve OIL a great Eastern war. venture 10
assert that there IS not a diplomatic agent at
Belgrade who entertainS that belief. There
IS a difference among them in respect TO it,
but that difference Is only on a matter Of de-
tail. Some OF them are of opinion that this
great war will not commence till tue spIiugi
others hold that it will be9iu almO st immp-
, 1876-11-08

R T the request Of the P~olicemaster in
A Frederiksted in behalf Of the Poor
fund will be put up for sale at one auction
to be held at this Office on Thursday the
9TH of December next at - o'clock noon,
the property No. l8A DrOnningens Gade
In this town.
The conditions for the sale and other in
formation may be had at Police Office at
Frsderiksted and at this Office.
Auction Office, Frederiksted November
9Th 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-11-08
FRI AGNES WILLEMOEs,

fodt 25de Sept. 1912, d0d ode Novbr. 1876.
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ALEXANDRIA.

STRUCK BY TkAIN.-On Saturday even
ing last TWO travelling pedlers named VIM.
A. hughes, OF Philadelphia, and Tnorua as ].
Dawsoo, OF New Orleans, were struck by
road, when about i've miles this side of Ma
nsstas- 1t seems that the men had been
pecdl1ng 1ewelry at the Lsesburg fair and
started Tor Lynchbura to visit the fair at
tnat place. They shipped most Of their goods
oy rail-, and were walking along the railroad
with small packs, intending to take the train
81 Manassas. Becoming tired, they sat down
beside the track, and it is supposed fell
asleep and did rot hear the train co,iing
Inere is curve near the place where they
them until nearly upon them, aud IL was
lmposslol 10 stop. The two men were struck
and Knocked senseless, Hughes having part
OF MS right ear torn OFF and receiving two
severe cuts on the head, and Dawson escap-
iDg with badly sprained wrist and some
severe bruises about the head and body. The
train was stopped as soon as posstb BILE, and
the men taken on board and brought In this
city, where they are being cared for 1t the
tnf1rmary. Their injuries are not considered
by profession, and was q member of Hayesi
brigade during the war.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PoLICE.-The may
or, this morning, suspended Mr.. W. B. Brown
as superintendent Of police, for thirty days,
on the complaint Of incompetency preferred
against him by the committee on streets
Mr.. VIM. Bartle has been appointed by the
mayor to act during Mr.. Browne suspsn-
sion, and took charge this morning.
SPokTShEN FINED Five sportsmen from
fields island. In the county, yesterday, and
carried before q negro justice, VINO fined them
all and confiscated their guns and ammu
milton. The negro oonstables who arrested
them had TO wade out into the water to &C.
Gazette, 23d,
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THE COUBTD.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Jud0e Curtter
Yesterday, Hall VS.. Warner; verdict for
plaintiff, Evans VI. Gilbert; do. United
states, nee OF Langley ct al, w. Edwards Ell
n, W. EDWARDS ct a.; on trial.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,sdoe Moe Arthur.
10 cay, the case Of John Brown, charged
With presenting false claim for eoldiere,
pay, was resumed. The jury came into court
~ 2:3 O'Clock, saying that they were unSble
To agree upon o verdict. His honor directe1i
toem to return TO their room and deliberate
further, and see II they could not reach aa
understanding.
POLICE CoURr-ytd0s 0seQ.
To day, Edward Meade, threats to Maria
Meade, his wife, was required to give bonds
In s1O0 TO keep the peace. George Stewart,
assault on William Thomas; IS and costs.
Cos rles Garrett, assault and battery on Te-
resa II. Lynch, brother and sister. A scrim-
mage at the breakfast table, In which Gar.
nett threw q case knife at his sister, striking
Ter on the arm. Considerable feeling not
very creditable between near relatives APP
pears TO exist between these parties. The
court imposed . me OF g and costs. VIM.
Tneck, loud and boisterous; g. Frauk Fore
man, disordefly; %. John Thompson was
sent down for vagrancy, ninety days. Louis
Kaufman, casting rubbish In The street; 81.
Thomas Grady. larceny Of some shoes aad
other articles, valued at so; ak months In
JAIL. John Biekertou, charged with mali.
cfous trespasa Bickertoo - . bill poster,
and nom testimony is appeared that b
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The Montenegrin senate.


The Senate holds its formal meetings In a
wing OF the old palace--a long low bailding
OF anything but cheerful aspect, erected BY
the Vladika, Peter II, At the foot OF the
rocky crag on which the monastery of Get
TIME stands, and popularity known as 1.-THE
BigliardO," from the circumstance of Peter
II. providing 1t with billiard table which
ne naa sent from Italy. This mysterious Oh.
In Montenegro before, and which required
some nifty men to convey IL along the goat
paths leading TO Cettipje, produced q pro.
GERS, who nicknamed the palace, which they
thought had been specially built to receive
1T, after 1t. The hall in which the Senate
W Ws,S lis Is pam W9itewashed apartment,
which forms the bar of the judicial trib-
unal. The Senators group themselves around
q worm-eaten table, the president being
chair. This is step in advance Of what
prevailed In Prince DapiIo's time. when the
Senate met In long, lOw, tbatched build
two compartments, in one OF which the
mules and donkeys of Senators coming from
q distance were stabbed, while the other was
reserved for the deliberations OF this august
body. The apartment was bare, with the
exception OF q strip of carpeting, long
stone bench against the walls, and some
chairs grouped around on the hearth, on
IN Here angs s Was Kept
themselves of their heavier arms, but inva.
risbly with their long pistols and poignards
stuck In their belts, would take theiT seats,
al OF them smoking during the discus ions
and while the official documents were being
read by the Secretary OF the Prince When.
ever the latter was present he mingled
freely with the Senators, sitting among
them on the same stone beach, buf
ra,,.o nm trife on a small CUSHION.
When the business On hand fhreateied
10 extend beyond the usual dinner hour,
IL was the common practice to roast
\ sheep whole In the Senate hall and for the
Senators to help themselves from time TO
time, without any interruption to the pro-
ceedings. The Montegegrin Senate, includ-
ing the president and vice president, is
composed of sixteen members. The presi-
dent receives fl40 per annum, and the vice
president f120, five of the senators who re
side regularly at Cettinje being allowed $50
each, while nine others. who do Senatorial
duty in turn for only three months In the
year, are remunerated at the rate OF .G2O
apiece. The Government OF Montenegrin is
essentially deepOtic one, spite OF the titles
with which certain functionaries are In
vested. The Prince Is master OF everything,
the Senate having merely TO register his de.
crees. Still q wholesome restraint In I'M
posed on him through fear of his uncle
Dapilo's fate. II he became thoroughly OBJ
poxious to his subjects, q knife or pistol
would speedily show how An Objectionable
ruler might be got rid Of"
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was 10 the habit OF posting his bills on y. aces
fer which Mr.. Monkey pays rent: rnet st0,
John Adams, a sailor, charged with va
eTancy, was sent down for thirty DAYS,
John Is the same jolly jack-tar who was
caught up tree in the Smithsonian grounds
The night before by Officer NIcholsou, en-
gsRed in making speeches TO the trees, im-
aginiDg them 10 be giants. Bepzine Is the
cause of all his eccentricities, and q term at
the farm may do him good as the diet is very
mild
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GEORGETOWN.

LARcENY-W. e. Lewis, q resident of
stolen from him while In town last night
The animal had been brought here 10 be
sold, and was valued at $50
GRAIN TRApE.-24O bushels of whoa. so,d
on Change this m morning at 81 80 x per ushel.
A small lot Of 30 bushels sold before 'Change
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REMovAL-Fra Class Securing and Dvet,,o,
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to hts new building, sos q street
the y: 3. Patent ONCE. BY promptly adopt
Ing The latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he Ia en-
eoled 70 do any work In q manner not to be
equaled By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. O "a 10.
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CENTENNIAL VISITORS and travellers de.
string strong, durable and neat trun Ks, trav-
cling bags, satchels, pocket books, shawl
straps, &C, should inspect the immense stock
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