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POLITICAL NOTES.

Washington Cdpitai:-'As It Is impossible to seYa-
rate Mr. Hayes fron the administration he cannot
pect escape the penalties resulting from the
ton OF IDEAS, and for these believe that
many wavering voters tho State Of New York have
already decided TO cast their ballots for Mr.. Tdcn"
Philadelphia Hem:-.'The tug is TO como over
the states OF New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
all OF which States have democratic governors one OF
whom is the party candidate for the Presidency and
one OF the most experienced organizers victory In
modern politics.
Milwaukee Netcs.--'swc sometimes wonder what ola
John Brown whose body lies mouIdcring tho grave
while his soul goes marching on would say II he could
come upon the and read Grants latest procama.
love OF liberty would make him blush for tho country
that mas sunk so low as 10 be governed by military
dcspotims"
toward tho South during the war; and the South now
leans toward rilden but tho solid South cannos elect
a President
indianapolis Sun:-"The ordering OF troops to South
Carolina does not make much stir In the campaign"
Omaha Heraid:-'The bloody shirt was badly
bleachcd IN Indiana and West Virginia. New York
will bleach the bateful rag out Of existence
Richmond WAfg:-"Let u DO kept before the eight
millions Of voters that this great Presidential contest
Is daily narrowing down TO a struggle between tho
people and the army OF federal o1ce.holders arc
using the organization Of tho government for their
own exclusive and benefit"
Macon tGa) Telegraph EVERY day adds to the
confidence OF tho Hampton that they going TO
carry the bulk of the State by almost solid vote and
no possible amount OF fraud can count him OUT
Harrisburg (Pa) Patriot ;--"samuel j. Tilden was a
chosen and trusted counsellor Of Abraham Lincoln
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ST. Lows Oct -, 1870
AZ Lcavenworth. Kansas, terrible Hght took place
this morning In dsreputsole house on Main street,
kept by Henry Thomas. during which private soldier
named James Caroin, member OF the provost
guard at Fort Leavenworth received four wounds on
thc head withsa ha;cheL
HIS assaant was burlv negro named John Thomas.
the OF the quarrel being coiorcd unfortunate
TO whom both had been paying attentions
Caroiln died from hts Injuries this afternoon, tho
hachet having laid the skull open and penetrated the
brain.
Its stated that tho GIRL Frankie Bell also fractured
Caroln's skull by striking him on the head win
soda water bottle
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Last evening a. halt past sevcn United States Com
missioner John l. Davenport, assisted by Marshal
Oliver Fskc, commenced swearing IN, In their re-
spective rooms At Tho Post O1ico Building, deputy
United States marshas to servo In tho ncxs two days
Of registration OF voters-namely, next Friday and
Saturday the 27th and 18th nst and election day.
Each OF tho election districts has two deputy
shaa Each marshal has q badge and commission
givcn him when sworn In. Among tho newly APP
pointed officials were large number OF coiorcd mon.
Al half-past nine Commissioner Davenport sent
word officer in charge Of tho mezzaninc floor to
let applicants enter Tho building. as there
were many to no sworn.
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EUROPEAN wAE NOTES.
Tho Turkish Ambassador at st Petersburg denies
that there has been any mutiny among the Ottoman
troops light the Montcnegrins There great
hardship plenty OF hard lghtins, but no mutny.
NJ Ristc and Prince Milan have had a serious dsa-
greemen, Tho former desired the armsticc prolonged
resignation, but the Prince declined to accept tt
Neue Free Presse, Ifsnna
Tho statement Is distinctly made that tho German
government has gwen IT'S opinion in this capital that II
Prince Milan IS ovcrpowercd by events It believes
that there VIII be necessity for cutting short the
OF Tchcrnaycn ana his army, without delay, by n mill
tary intervention Ioi,fsche Correspondent rienna
During The attack OF tie Bosn,ans at Kl,ursch on
tho 3oth ut, under tho command OF Dcsposovich 400
wounded most Of The latter being loft on the field
Fifty Bosnions were killed. Twenty brccch-loading
cannon, several horses and other material was cap.
turcd by the insurgents Tho fight lastod from eight
A. NJ. 10 seven 7. 81.
signor Mccgari, Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs
thus defined Ialys position tho Eastern question to
the siav committee which recently waited on him in
Romc:-
The conduct Of the In the Affairs of tho East
complete accord with the ssipshies popua.
anfcsted in Rome and in other parts I,a,y
protection the Sav cause. has always acted
peace II would never cridce the
the cause oi neace IL has taken the basis Of
action qua teioa for Scrsia
the nsurgent provinces of institutions
which iuy their rights aud interests
nj on the part Porte the proper.
tions OF race ana religion which exist In Bulgaria.
While The great Powers are automatically struggling
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FCG ON THE SOUND.

NEWPORT, r. L., Oct %, 1875.
fog OF unusual density has prevailed In vicin-
,iy the past thirty-six hours The steamer New
port loaded with Centennial excursion,sts, which
due here three O'Clock this morning from New York
did not TIL seven this evening No sailing ves-
ses have vcntured ont Tho steamer Old Colony of
the Fail River line, viii be detained several hours
her dock tonight
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regular stated meeting will DO held At the hall OF
tho Academy ofMedcine, Thirty nrss street.
evening, when Professor Frank Hastings Hamilton.
President elect win deliver his inaugural address, and
George NJ Beard. N. D., viii read paper cntisled,
"rranoc (somnambuliem); Its Nature, Symptoms and
Mcdic0-icRal Relations"
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RED CLOUDS BAND.

NO EuHTHEh NkPOHTS OF THEIR WITHDRAWAL
FROM THE AGENCY.
WARRINGTON, Oct %, 1870
Tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has received
nothing connrmatory OF the despatch iclegraphed to
the morning papers from Cheyenne. Wy. T., relative
TO the removal Of Red Clouds band point twenty.
i've miles distant from the agency and their refusal to
accept rations tho exaccd Of giving up their
arms and horses He Is, however, inclined TO believe
there truth 10 the report Tor tho that
great dissatisfaction at the presence of troops among
thcm. There about 200 Indians, Including mon,
aud children at the agency and rsIions
sued weekly. The Commis sioner says he Is free
that affairs At the agency bear rather bad
pcct
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MARINE DRILL.

FoRr MoSRos Oct a. 1879
battalion consisting of eight companies Of sailors
and two companies OF marines. from Tho ships Hart
ford Shawmut aud Adams, under the command oi
Lieutenant Swinbnrne visited the fort to-day and went
through the regular drill and parade In credtable
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during tho dark period OF the war and he is the
chosen aud trusted leader OF tie people heir
gle with the latest and enemies OF the Republic,
.he corrupt rings coed ike aerpcnts in the heart OF
the republican party"
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MURDER.

New ORLEANS, Oct %, 1915
special to the Bulletin states that W. j. Law was
murdered near Bsstrop, La, on Saturday night Law
was riding out Of town, when ho was nred upon and
morially wounded. His horse was killed There 10
clcw to the assassin.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct. 90, 1875
A freight train on tho kentucky Central Railroad
through bridge near Nichoasvillc, KY, yester
day, and Philip Carrlgan, who was stealing ride on
the train, was killed
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A DETECTIVE ARRESTED.

SALT LAKH CITY, Utah, Oct % 1870
George W. Rosc, private detective OF this city.
to-day arrested charge OF completely with the
sonser In robbing Wells Fargo's Express between
this city aud Ogden
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YELLOW FEVER

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct 23 1870.
The total number OF intcrments to-day SIX.
two OF which from yellow fever Four OF tho
burias were coored persons.
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A-BENNETT BUILDING
S SG4 * SSsr 5as Tzaas
ATfY os fha
AN AWARD, HIGHEST GRANTED ANY Ex
Truss Y @ ill sea oa
os3 Broadway.
50 FELT HAT. 81 90; SILK HATS, So So
worth So Is New Church ST. up stairs
A.-ExPERlENCE DEMONSTRATES THAT PAR.
o Sore sos and sy Of
zion serviesnes e the ssbls eonsump.ye Ask youa
asssa,u Chemists wsn &. Ns% York; -''
CoLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO
,Si S.r York Ls.s Company es st.
DYEING AND CLEANING NEW YORK DYEING
AND PRINTING hsTABLisHENT staten Island
York: ferrepont St. Brooklyn kssabishsd
DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR--CHEvALIER's LIFE
. Ss s.s :y ii m rapidly aud makes tho
r. A. NEwELL-FuLL LINES OF REALLY RE.
liable uxpxRsHHrs and DaAwKRs for wear from 81 2.
INCLUDING popular numbers OF domotic manufacture
-'' cxRrwRIonr. 4 WARMERS. :,
place s s is" Yo1. :.
KNABE's CENTENNIAL TRIUMPH
Tho United States Centennial and the Judrcs
RsxBE CO II. Dpio"" of Honor and Medal q Merit
for Concert Grsnd. Psror Grsnd. Square and Upright
the es .-s.d. adopted piano. o. all grade.
test OF merit appears only In tho reports OF the judges ac
judges the Knsbe Pianos TO bc the bess
art o. plano and y entitled ~ 70 the
the highest riehncs. and singing
action. .ody ana originality o. eon.,r"son and excel
"my single ssys a. is Che 80 With other ss
bIo.r.n ,hl. depsrs%sn but cCmp.s: all lou, styles
Nor the Judges conten TO recognize only few good
mes. which i IS ps.Sie panoior,s possess
Other exhibitors ~ order :. OH any comfort mo sSt q
meaning p.bl.h thu. ;hirh they have not received.
The ,s,y nI' .. ssn.
57i Broadway. and 92i Arch At. PhiIaiepbia
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
children ssnina. sonsnsshc reduee. inflammation,
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By RApwAv's READv RAIuN
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BY RApwAY's READY REIisr
Bowel compisntx
Looseness disrrha cholera norbus painful discharges
taking RApwArs Rvinv REr,rr. No songc.tion or 70:
alton weakness iasstndc. will follow tho use OF
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Aches and pains
For sdnchc whether sick ncrvcns rhcumatism lun-
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pains around the liver peursy swcngs - the joints.
pains in tho bowel. pains cf all kinds RAD
Ways RrApv will afford immediSts case. and ts
continued use fcw days ee~t permanent Price
90 cents Sold by druggists pr RADWAY. ~ Warren So
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOIN MATTHEWS I~s nv and 10Th 81. city.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
The price or the Herald has been reduced TO uua
cents per copy.
/yuRONIC KIDNEY BLADDER THEIR CO1NATE
Oand hitherto Diseases with full directions for thcis
curc Dr. HEATHs book Of 100 gratis. ~ zoo
Broadway. New York
NAY AuNEs FLRMINGs NEw NOVEL
Ready this week. KATE DAxToS. an intensely interest,"
Ing novel By May Agnes Fleming. author of 'suy
karIscours's Wife, "A Wonderful Woman. &c.
u. W. cARLEToN A Co. Puhishcra
WHO is .yIOLkT FANEs
Wv Who is vioet Fame, author of low
story verse; entitled.
.Ccnstancss fnsc; or Dcnvfi Place."
''"'"' ' ''''.' O. q r. oXSLEToS CO.. xs~ ysrAs
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.

ROCHESTER,, n. y. Oct 3D. 1875
Joseph Mccarthy, in jail awaiting trial for arson
and who have been brought INTO Court to-day,
escaped during last night by saving tho bars OF his
The New York herald., 1876-10-24
ALLEGED FORGER ARRESTED.

BosroS. Oct. %, 1915
Frank H. Pratt, sexton OF tho Mount Vernon Con.
grcgationai church. was arrested at MeIroso to-day
charged with forging tho trcasuTcr's namo and
bczzing $300 Of tho pow ronts He was heo In So 900
hnll
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes n the
temperature for the past twenty four hours CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year.
dicased by tho Thermometer Al Hudnrrs pharmacy,
HyRALp Buildng.-
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia viii loavc this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails tor Europe will close At tho Post once at
halEpaat seven o'clock A. NJ
THs NEW York HERALp--Edton for Europo-win
be ready at haiEpast six O'Clock IN tho morning
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. six cents
IN SERIOUS COUGHS AND COLDS HALE'S
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The price OF the HERALD today and hencerorm
triH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-24

The price or use HERALD today ana hencUortn
,riu ne three rpufs
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KILLED IN A FIGHT.

The price Of he HERALD today and henceforsh viI
Be three cents
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

the price ar the HERALD today ana he'scefor,h
tr;U be three cents,
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Average temperature yesterday day................ b9
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year on
The New York herald., 1876-10-24

Tne price or me HERALD today ana henceyorth
,riu be three cents
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FOR SALE

GENTS PER cory.
A-EOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
dircct to she manufacturer EsPINSCHEIU. lis Mas.
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SWEARING IN MARSHALS.

The price Of the HERALD today ma nencetors1
srflL be three cents.
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THE MEDIoO-LEGAL SOCIETY.

The price Of Me HERALD today and hereyorn wiu .
three centa
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COLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO
the Now York Lead Company 63 Centre manufacturer
Of LEAD PIrR. SnxKr LEAD. Snor &c.
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AND PRINTING hsTABLIsHENT. station Island
Onices-9S Duano ST.. 1872 Broadway $40 9Th New
York: 1875 aud i6s ferrepont st.. Brooklyn Established
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EUROPEAN wAI NOTES,

The price or The HERALD today and hcnceforth
,rfU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-24

DON'T LOSE YOUR HA1R--CHEvALIER'S LIFE
gray hair PERFECTLY its falling
once, increases its growth rapidly aud makes the
i haiYh nufif nj Sold " NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

Tie Susan Il. Anthony wing of the woman
suffrage party, which includes most OF the
early pioneers in the movement, will as
semble in convention in Washington this
week for the purpose OF reiteratins their de
mard for political equality. The fact that
there is division in their ranks does not
add attractiveness TO the rose -cOlOrsi
pictures they draw of that bIissful millennium
wher women are to have the ballot and
Fart in the enactment of laws. There can
be no doubt that, while the almOs: ceaseless
agitation of the suffrage question has failed
10 enfranchise women, II has led to q general
and careful consideration OF their condition
IN social and legal pO.nt of view, aui has
been the means OF bringing about much
needed reforms. Encouraged ty q moiifica-
lion OF public sentiment women lave ofIats
years broken down the barriers OF quarter
OF century ago and entered upon pursuits
Zone the less honorable becaCSe they were
formerly controlled by the so-caliei s!stsrner
SEX Popular opinion has at length sane
1ioned the enactment OF more liberal laws
and the extension TO them OF the Oast faciIi-
lies Tor obtaining superior EDUCATION, and
low 10 learn That yoSng woman has grail
na'ei as lawyer or a physician excites
nelther disgust nor surprise. TIE advocates
OF woman suffrage have also accomplished
much In the direction of the Oillo:. In az
least one territory, suffrage for both sexes
seems 10 DC an assured success. The Great
State OF Massachusetts has narrowly es-
capped capture by the women on several oc-
caslons, and hal they sUcceeieI there can be
Out little doubt that the example of that
state would have soon been followed by
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

Eek Commissioner OF Indian Affairs f.. p
Smith is not likely to sail for Africa as soon
rs he expected There are several warrants
issued for his arrest, and an officer from
Minnesota has requisition for his return to
that state. Smith left for New York last
night, whittier the officer followed him to-
day. An ex-member of Congress from Mis-
souri, has also a suit to institute against the
pious ex ommissioner-tSpeciG BaltO Gu
zetfe.
The detention OF Smith Is an outrage.
Every body here who knew and appreciated
his many qualities wanted him to go and be
missionary. They wanted him to go right
away. They wanted this plump, oily, we'll
fed man OF sanctity 10 go where he could do
the most good TO the poor heather. They
thought his field should be some cannibal
region where the old-fashioned hospitality
OF Keeping cold missionary on the side board
Is keIt up with rigor. But that fond hope
Is Dashed, and Smith remains al home, a
1Ugged, inglOriOus missionary, un-eat, IN
hOECred and unsuDg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

IL Us stated that the board of trustees of the
philadelphia Gas Works have given notice
that on and after March LIST the price OF gas
will be reduced TO s215 per thousand feet-a
reduction OF 10 cent from present prices This
will be all very we'll if the proposed reduc-
lion has the effect TO correspondingly dimin-
1sh the bills OF the gas company. The last
Congress reduced the price Of gas in Wash
1ngton; but, nevertheless, 1t appears to be
The concurrent testimony of the community
that the gas bills this winter are considera-
bly, higher than last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

1t is relief to know that none Of the
members of the House District Committee
favor the bill recently introduced bestowing
upon this community the swee: boon of UNI
limited suffrage. Metaphorically speaking,
the respectable portion of our people hug
their chains and are willing 10 remain dis
hanchised forever rather than to see REIN
augurated the disgraceiul and humiliaitng
scenes of few years ago. We want no more
Hon. Feather-dusters as law-givers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

The National Bureau OF Education seems
to give Representative Cox a world of trou-
BILE, and so he wants IL annihilated alto
eether. Bureaus are Mr.. Cox's pet abomina.
fion and he hates them on general principles
but why he should aim his lance at this
particular bureau is not plain. The wisdom
OF Congress in establishing it has been fully
proved by experience. The bureau has
already become one of the best known OF
American institutions abroad, and is
continually responding not only to re-
quests from foreign officials but from
educators In every part OF the Uaion
for its publications and other inforna-
ton in its possession. Just at this
time the bureau is supervising the Ameri
can educational exhibit at the Centennial,
and In COZ junction with our leading eiuca-
tors, is working on a system which promises
10 make our showing in this regard seceni
10 none In tine world. II is to be hoped there
fore that Mr.. Cox will spare the bureau, ani
touch lot single drawer of IL until after
the Centennial at least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25
LCCHS BRO, 525 7th street,
DANL. LOUGHRAN, 43I Penn. ave,
Is THE sUPREME OoURroF THE DISTRICT

IL THE Supreme COURTOE THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA.
SPscrdE Tsrr1 Probate JHrfSfiction jan 25th. 1876
In the matter Of the will of MARGARET QUEEN:
Application for letters testamantary on the estate
OF Margaret Queen, Of the District of Columbia,
has this dag been male by Benjamin Y. Queen.
All persons interested hereby notified to nopear
In this court on TUESDAY, the 18th day of FeDru-
AIRY next, at III clock g.. M. to show cause why
letters tesiaCenttry the estate Of the said de-
ceased should not issue as prayed: PTor,iei copy
of thls order be putlished snce q week for three
weeks In the Evening Star previous to the sad day
Test: A WEBSTER
j3Di5 III ST. Register OF Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25
To Advertisers.

IN order that the large and rapidly hacredstn1
edition Of THE STAR may be delivered to Gs car
Sters and served to subscribers at q reasonable
hour each deg, Is necessary TO close the forms
os nearly ds possible at O'Clock p. M. Aduerti-
ses are therefore requested TO send in their dduer
e5erle,ts not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. "
received after this hosu there Is great danger thai,
scith the exception Of im,peruiue cases,-sasch as
Deaths, Lost, 6c.,-they cannot appear taIQ ne
fo1ouul0 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

The New York Journal Of Commerce opposes
the proposition to make a President on his
retirement from Office Senator for life, aud
very sensibly says that there Is nothing now
TO prevent an exPresident, If he possesses
the confidence and can win the votes OF the
people, from making himself as useful as he
wishes by being elected to Congress, like
John Quincy Adams, or obtaining a seat in
lie Senate, like Andrew Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

The Cumberland Times says that its in
formation that the President and Directors
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal received
certain per centage on every coupon paid
was derived from gentleman who was hi NJ
self a director, and acknowledged having re
ceived the money.-BotiHiOTe american.
What meaneth this, and who is the con-
fes sing director?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25

Sunset Cox proposes 10 compress the de-
bates OF Congress, In print, but WAC shall
compress Sunset Cox?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25
From Assistant Observer U. 3. Signal Ser.
Yice

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-25
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DRY GOODS.

FROM AUCTION.
$4,000 YARDS
HAMBURG ErGtNG snc INSERTING -
~ ste hGff heir real yslus, snd viii -Hrr KIT
goods NJ 'he follow iUe Low figures a.'Fs
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ton holes orked. and the shirt L. ready f,r o. -
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The balance % our Dry GOODS and O.Rpxrs
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