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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


When Charles Dickens visited this coun-
try for the second time, he was impressed
by the Improvement in the women since
ms first visit; they looked "bettcr fed
than formerly There is no doubt that
American women are steadily improving
in health. and may. if they continue in the
right path. eventually compete with their
robust English sisters. They now enjoy
better food. better air. and better habits as
~ bathing and exercise. The great in
crease of athletic games; the rreatly-in-
creased proportion of seaside and mount
am life in summer: the thicker shoes and
boots OF women and little girls. permitting
mem 10 go out more freely in all weathers
these are among the permanent gains.
II they would go farther still. and substi
tute horseback riding for carriage driving.
the result would be even more gratifying.
II Is comparatively rare to find an English
lady who is not IA good hOrsew oman. and
many of them can ride to hounds with the
Fiap OF an Old huntsman. The difference
between riding spirited steed daily for a
couple OF hours. and !olling back in a
cushioned carriage, as our ladies do when
they wish air and exercise, is too apparent
for comment; what its effect on the health
OF the nation must he. also requires no
comment. Another case for the good
health Of English women il. that they
seem generally satisfied TO remain as God
made them. Tight ladng is almost dis
reputable. In consequence, they not only
enjoy the benefit of good constitutions,
but really present better figures than the
women of those nations where tight lacing
Is the rule.
A GOLDFISH RRRaHvASr
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

n none are genuine unless the siruatu,s If
r,.,,.dI rs Agent for the United States. sur.
handsome reward will .e given 10 ...,y cna rsn a
nsng such information as may lead to the de-
rosta VI any party or parties counte rfeitne the
to be spurious e' AhoWing them
,o,.s seia al the mandatory Of Professor uo,.
dr~syis.s &c. sn New York, and BY all respectable
the CIVILIZED voriI N IN medicines throughout
and d each - % Cents, u cents
~ a; iseonsiaersble saving by t.lips IN.
=; 4;-pirsstions for the guidance Of p.e,.ps.
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~ Will Not Let Thee Co.."

N 81 Will Not Let Thee GO!''
III BY PRANK u. CoPr.
II twill not let Thee go.
All else may leave rae--icave me sad and lone
Plodding my weary way mid pain and r.rs,
Ger hills of strife, through valleys filed wit,
fears;
Ny fondest hope, may die-stili, toiling on,
Twill not let Thee go
Each friend may prove foe
There are but few whom We can trust at all!
he Thou my friend. And when faint and fall,
OH raise and urge me on again
Through crowdng ills and calumny and pain.
will not let Thee go.
will not lei Thee go
LEI fortune frown upon my weary way.
ANA leave me homeless, poor, despis ell and sore :;
LET Envy -cowl and Malice on me pour
'ts 'enomed wrath; yet, suffering thus each tlay
will no, let Thee 90.
will not let Thee 60
Thou hast been kind 10 me e'er since I heard
And knew thy name and trusted in Thy word
never found Thee f:alse-I ncyera.ked in vain
And will seek Thy aid again, again.
And will not let Thee go
OH do not let me go,
reat tod! Thou are my only rcnigr now,
y I'm fearful eyes and early couled brow
he st'ppliant, Father, AT Thy feet:
ieip me while wildly round me beat
The st0rli-' Of gath ling woe
Oh. do not LEI me go.
have no Father but Thy.elf TO cheer
~ sinking soul, nor guide my toiering step,
or tel me how to weave Iifc's tangled web /
n! help me now! for while feel Thee near
Twill not let Thee go
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FOR sT0MAcHS OUT Of 0RDfR,

NO msdiclne will so efrectually improve the
s lone 81 the stomach As these Pills: they remove
; an asal! occasioned either by intemperance or
!, niet They reach the liver and refiuee
II to healthy action; they are wonder fniiv eie
eacious in cases of spasm-in fact they never fri,
III f1ring an disorders Of the liver and stomach
ne world for the following diseases: As,hma
n hsue, bilious Complaints Blotches on the skin
entsry s' S1aiiam,pion, nebiiy Dropsy Dys,
sSshs a, Jaundiee, Liver Complains, piles
EEnea,na.ism, Retention of Urine, Scrofnla q,
I'm tiny hali. Sore Throat, Stone and Gravel
all Kinds Weakness from any cause, etc. ''' u
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the water and cover with good, thick
cream. and add piece Of butter half IL e
size of an egg, or larger, if the cream is
not rich. Set over the stove till it boils
up, and thicken with flour, wet with Wa
ter. Stir in beaten egg while hot, and
serve. Once eaten, prepared in this way,
it becomes a favOrite dish.
CARPETS.
A tablespoonful of ammonia in one gal
lon of warm water will often restore the
color Of carpets. even if injured by acid or
alkali. If ceiling has been whitewashed
with the carpet down. and few drops
have fallen on it, this will remove it. Or.
after the carpet is well beaten and brushed.
scoIr with ox-gall. which will not only
extract grease, but freslcn the cOlors. One
pint of gall in three gallons of warm wa
er will do for large carpet. Table and
1OOr Oil-clOtlls may be thus washed. The
uds left from wash. when ammonia is
Used. even if almost cold. will cleanse
lOOr cloths well.
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/ RI IL. 5. l'clncr-h,.oids.
VIZ az

$50 .@Ez t.I:sI-.. ,.0luJs
E'-LGE.
.S"ny crw-es tcn6 to proe,pcc thisp-
u Il dist is'SS'n3 Sf"!e. Tie blood
f"r,!"H i!s 10 3'et4i : the tao fr,ess
r. ~ dF''sftc J,tsy"tirr fe,,d> to proas
''ig .'t'o' az t..r Gocei>, torpid actosr
ie Nrrr, ';Ht H-f-,,~. Ou5 0tHel. Cnusesr
~ s"Vfc ~ IT, coniplGiHt, and hhhs
'9W'"; ~ c:In' lees been 3arcs,nid
re p'soH". ~" - 1yo.t!R a'apiGiy alirrt
F'npi3hts S-hGe '.,t;nrseyry ji.,crc GU eff
~ cts'-c. II: IILDY srt; hare a rcnS
"tIch at ''nfJ acts u:E!oat tgiStnntrb
- -, f'-",r@ ne 1"':iSit 'ui4srra ofdAeF
''f1s ~ GcS0iJSi1r, oh.i :nany
ete Foc:|rrH ..ct only Ae..cft. cat h
'r''hi ''"GicGt'J ctt.cd. Eorc 5ren asr
/" ar 10 hsiHC U!s ircut...!ifJ Bye
RAJ S"!J"":i9 fi"t tie only 7clista
re" ~o"td ri"c- IN ljjr, stould be By
per T. on. an! srG.oriIif, IT q. ,hfmis
&c ho6y 81 q procedas.c ,rh ;ch access
nc - re. ms TcE!e,iv has been has
'rith 1@tiGft. aud is mar ;,yrscribc1i
'l""@ practising fhHsiciaaS. rj,o ares
''S""t q liz merits. as tie on,y kas
'a'c cure THr i'IiES.
Prize, Itfty Cents per package, orr
-, TIE iCOTE REMEDIES u
ieo.'CHGa "a IL" es''fG;-0itcj. OF the dit
ae Ci''t t'irio"s ,u0!Gtii.s Gc..o,nir@'
'.sss -" TIE result of i,Htjen', Ssarchh
go 80, s .o"%, Ghd Ncic"3'.ic ;nres@'s
I,,;sa"dtiny & per ic.i or s.uny rear,
Esrc.'e ard ,fnse?icr,
= tI'c Slir'. !ic objections orc eompp
''-i.t' fh"ii,ra'is o. pD$i.nts sriu bear"
tPSs 10 tA>." !r,ntir,. al4crits, oi.a tg'n
''axc tr'FJ 'ifset';io@. !Iheyc Go,S
sffiJ 50" )t c't!itlts II disco, 20. Gdf
@9itis 80 dcsi5'", 30. nIfpLERr
't ~ .t"c0 20 g;rs "lJ .HJOr.tatiR'
fc"t 81 ict'fr il nee s.t;r1.
-fS5ci's H'trr oal Iv~Btanat0N q"
90 81 ne ""Htc 1Ssnt:5:cs sent o. rftl
. EIDiG. EEE ere a1nf ~, ..,,t.,tr
'es1'''ss'4T '.'augist'@, se,ta crasr'5
DIR. CHANDLER
1879 Broadway, Ns~.Fa0
W. Langhoine sole Agent for Bo'''
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Chemical analysis diScloses the fact that
among the many articles used for food
there are only two. milk and wheat. which
contain all the elements of the human
body and in the proper proportion. Other
articles-Such as butter. sugar. syrup. and
fat OF all kinds-are wholly carbonaceous
or hcat-producing: so that if human be-
ing were to attempt to live on these arti-
cles alone his brain or muscles would
stalve. BY actual experiment it has been
found that man could not survive two
months on such diet.
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ITEMS.

Cottee-grounds sprinklcd on shelves and
floors will free them from ants.
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Never cut flowers during intense SUN
shine. or keep them exposed in the sun or
wind. DO not collect them in large bum
dles. nr tiu THEM together. as This has;tns
their decay. DO not pull them. but cut
them clearly of the plant with IA sharp
knifc-not with scissors. When taken in
doors. place them in the shade and reduce
them to the required length of stalks with
the knife. by which the tubes through
which they draw up water are permitted
to act freely: whereas. if the stems are
bruised or lacerated. the pores are closed
up. Use pure water to set them or pure
white sand in a state OF s;ltulation. sticking
the ends Of the stalks into it. but not in a
crowded manner.
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TO clean up the ugly stain matte by a
broken egg on the floor. pour boiling wa
ter on It. when it will cook and be easily
swept up.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-30

Aahy causes tend to produce this painful and
distressing state. The blood is retarded In its
,e'u'h' 'he 10" treuuent Use of drastic purgaives
''h"S 10 produce congestion of the bowels, torpid
action of the liver, and numerou. other cause.
are the source of This complaint. and hitherto
hp'hihS ehecfual has been presented to the public
which would rapidly alleviate symptom, and
ultimately prove IN effective cure,
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A GOLDFISH RRHAEvAsr

Pull the fish In little bits, then soak for
half an hour In good deal Of cold water:
pour on the water, pat the fish in sauce
pan: and add more cold water: simmer till
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twill not let Thee go,
All else may leave ra"--l"aye me sad and lone
Plodding my weary way mid pain and r..ts,
Ger hills of strife, through valleys filled with
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Ny fondest hope, may die-stili, toiling on,
Twill not let Thee go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
The Cuigel In the schools

BY our police reports IL will be seen that
another school teacher has been arrafyned
on charge of cruel punishm mt OF pupil
The testimony shows that for an offence
that seems to have been trivial the ch I'D was
whipped in manner II bruise him severely
The boy teStifies that he was whipped most
numerically with a stick about two and q
half feet long, leaving wells aud marks all
over bis back. He, o. course, is not yxactiy
an unpTcjudiced witness but the officer VINO
examined his back the day after the punish
neni confirms his testimony to the effect
That bis back was covered with bruises.
Trustee HOvey, who appeared on behalf OF
The teacher, claimed that the punishment
was for di>obeyiug one Of the ruIe- eetab.
lished by the school board. and that il was
necessary for the maintenance OF good dis
cipline that the teacher be sustained; the
punishment not being too severe for the Of
fence.
While the question of tie desirability of
corporal punishment as mode OF discjp-
line In the public schools Is still under Dis
cussiOn and unsettled, yet the cuigei
has been growing more and more in
disfsvOr, and school boards generally
are restricting its use to the lowest linn
IFS. 10 is matter OF note too, thai
the best teachers use IL the least We
have 10 doubt that before many ye1rs the
lash viii be abolished in our schools, as IL
has been in the navy. There is not an argu-
ment brought forward "a To its necessity 10
preserve discipline in the schools that wa;
not advanced in favor of its retention in the
navy. Tine cry was, that discipline would
be ruined on board ship If fiogging was
abolished; but 1t was abolished, and the dis
c1pline In the navy seems TO be maintained
all the same. We do not see, after all. why
tender children, six years old AMI upwari.
should not be spared punishment deemed
ZOO brutal and inhumsne TO be applied To
broDzed and callous sailors, or 10 the har
dened criminals al the Delaware whipping
post But aside from the general question
OF the abolition OF the rod in our public
schools, We think there should be none as to
me necessity of putting it out of the power
OF the teacher to apply corporal punishment
wnen IN passion. Sufficient cooling time
should occur between the offence aud the
punishment to allow the teacher to admin
lister II with discretion. II would appear
ihat In most, If not all these unpleasantly
frequent cases where teachers have been
Drought up on charge OF brutal punishment.
the blows have been gwen while the teacher
wss In violent passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
A CO-nmuniSfic Orpan

The Coming Struggle is the name OF a nev
weekly paper in New York. Toe title ts
printed In the biggest style OF job type, and
ihough IN It's prospectus 1t proposes , dis
cuss 1.-The great Issue oftbe hour" in as mol
crate and courteous terms, as NAV be, the
language OF It's editorials is rather In keeping
WIN It's infiammstory heading. The souls
Oh true Americans" Ii says, care not to be
frightened from their propriety by the blare
OF ugly names. The words communion and
,ep1ddiotion have no terrors for a people who
are Tree 10 shape their own government"
<'Let not the oppressor imagine that his vic
tim is poor worm TO turn and feebly
sting, and perish unavengei. II is all,
IN his last extremity that IA will riss
10 the full measure OF lis sireno,b liz
the Hebrew chaIroion no ,s We, haId
in captivity b., his blindness Rnt :, 60
@ !ei-s Giant shall find a guide to
- hand on the props the stats-ifonoe
snail bow himself upon the pillars, woe
10 all those who have made him their laugh
1ng-stock, or chained him to grind al their
mill!'
The condition OF the workingmen OF the
country is sorrowfll indeed. and the rerned "
will demand the earliest attention of our
most sagacious and thoughtful legislators
but II i sincerely 10 be hoped that thee wild
ntteraDces advocating communism aud re-
pudistion viii 10, find a loigment IN the
ear OF any American labOrer. The organi-
zat1Ons Of labOring men who are moving To
obtain relief from existing evils will no dou bt
promptly repudiate this doctrine OF repuiia-
uon ana communism. They are doctrines
utterly aohorTent TO the American ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Members of Congress and others who have
business in Washington are coming TO the
city by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
tion OF them seem inclined TO take rooms and
board rather than to go to the hotels, conse-
quently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns OF The STAR
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To Correspondeuts.

All letters Intended for publication, referring IN
any Way 10 the editorial department. Of the paper
should be addressed The Editor Of Ii, Star Those
relating 10 its business departments should be ad-
dressed to The PEbiShsT af The Star. Observance
Of these directions instead Of addressing such letters
reither case, o. an individual NAME will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc, in payment of bills should in all
be made payable 10 the order Of TAs Evssias Sta,
NsrsPapr C6DpoNy,-nOt 10 that Of any individual.
- Ne anonymous communications read. No
ected Communications returned
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IL Is noted that the Episcopal Convention
now In session in Boston is taking a new de-
parture- The churchmen who got into such
heated contest at the last session about
ritualism lover the ratification OF the Few
DR.. Seymour as the Bishop of IllinoIs) have
become perfectly peaceful, and are address.
Ing themselves TO practical queItions with
unusual earnestnesS, their purpose being to
make the Episcopal church co-extensive
with our national life. AS the ". Y. Post
puts Ii, thew are impatient over what Bishop
Stevens once called 1.-The unused powers OF
the church" They appear to be determined
70 use the general convention not simply for
mending ecclesiastical machinery, but as al
occasion for the giving OF authoritative and
conscious direction to their church as a
mesh and vital force in what pertains To the
religious and social life OF the country Tle
aim of the convention is to arou se It's men,
beers, and through them the diocese which
they represent, TO larger conceptions OF the
work before their church. The debates this
week have especially turned upon this point,
and the first business which has been trans
acted apart from the routine proceedings is
The appointment of q commission u give IN e
authority and weight of the convention to
practical measures oy which the church may
be brought into closer sympathy with the
Intelligent working classes This Is q move
ment in the right direction, and the public
VIII watch Its results with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

EFT-oFF CL0THIN9, Boots, Shoes,
IL Han. Watches, Pi tolls, Jew eiry kc oaa be
scls for IRE hishsst cash grsee Gents oiotaiue
paid. By csliius sddre--l al Err lG 0la
street nv. Orders promptly sttsl led TO- spll-tr
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Loo EtNT-F n e. G furnished communicating
kooNS, sni'sble flr tolsgAr sirr, "a s-c1sl
~ fhfrf b,s1~, ur.tcrr = rprfr -rf-. frrrfs 81.
rate. nlesss1- rciEthorhocd Apey y, 900
stree norfl vrsf .s-frT -
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FOR RFNT AND SALE

Foe EENT-Ta =, G furnished cssnnauri,afiBr
k1tN :, sn'ise.e i2r to1seAre sirE, cu sscool
r., 'niT ,ie h TTn sr5''e -. -
street nortl Wrst- o-ti5 a.
ENcK bFNT-PSEL0s s5i ITp 40 " -s-a-s
noo. a.. s's ts,o.ly neHr Aboir' al WI. ,rls
L>oR SALE OR BFNT-OB e+sv terms. rev
L BRIt X House. Elk rooms, bat. isrse Esri.
t. dersrtmsuts Arrly 70 " %. pssIsOS -os
f-tTeet. cpPo-ite Pot ofioe pNrsifme1s. oct2 in
ENoR RtST-HRnasOptiy furnished Rooms. en
ern sx-csrre me ~ che be-t localiti, IN r,s GO
trply ola VI street northwest sePfs sS.
EOR RENT-Furai-hed ROOM, large, oheerfrl
and streets norihs est: price. inclndin. he.t' go
End use 81 hstn TO N; SIS per month. Apply a. J.
sursnce BuildingJ 1905 PenlsyI,snls ave
nue. s-ptylm
FOB RHNr-e35 < street northwest. nrrt. sec.
ROOMS; first class BOARD ooaveSieni: southern en-
na. =; Wild All modern improveaenis' ne.I thr-s
L'0R REST-A large STORE. No iIIeF.r,et
:ass1cs; AsPy e fsoais Z: wseSksss,
EoR REE1-cOTraGE, seven rooms, stable,
,.ss .nGsiTe Of Or. BREED, near pre@.e.. ss-
EoR RENT-Fonr seIi furnished ROO Ms ,IagIe
ssr, or oSmmnnicsns for man and wife, or single
frice roouns: go a haSs "a hClesone an cl..o. Sas
u street. corner sd orthweSt sep9s s~s
NoR RENT-406 LIST street southeast, CspstoI
v HUI, neatly furnished HOUSE. containing sly
p-emisee. s.rss So
EOR RENT-FURNIsBED ROOMS; too on
y third ro0r Ter singfr gentlemen. and one enc
Tar secord arnr front Tor gentlemen OF act
TED couple; all modern Improvements; location I'M
eN'ertionetle. Apply lilo lsta street northwest
he NJ On street ana Massachusetts avenue. "a I'm
FOR RVNT-HOUsE $50 New Jersey ayenue
-optheast; rooms, bath room, -a'er and gas.
floor al rsi"ied 8 Is per month. THgS We
1Aa hN DIV .th street n"rfhNe-t. srp2i I'm
EoR RFNT-sII lfh STREET, WeII Fu-nI-b-Si
v PhRL0BS ami Rooms, on second I'D thiri
nHSr, en- snite or single. Bath room, With hot and
cold VI alter convenient. saplI-lp,-
lrOR REET-a three STORY BRICK: ten rooms:
udern In proy-ntvlts, on ilth street, hetWes.r
r snd streets northwest. Appiy HOS str -
northwest .an2alos
tNOB RENT-Hsncsomely furnished RpONS At
Il No 12tl i street nv suit able far M-mbar, ~
oonsre-- sun cther- Arply 90 premises. seels fs'
Eos RtNT-S23 sth street. hstNeen a. al n
U ntsT Patent Office. icely furnished and plea.
ahr hocn : eu suite or single. With board; modern
improvements sorIs- In
E'OR RSNT-HOUsE Sc. 1850 -treet norm
west. coht8iniI z Is rooms al store al moierp
'mProytmerts. Arply or the ~. misns. sepIs-l Ina
E0R REST-Rent lC~; four stony BRICK. No
ess I'D street; water. ga, aud one sIuzrA FROM
PERI sylNaula sNenns street cars Apply 70 THOS
X. WAGGAnAS, bI97th street NV serla In
LOB bENT-The RESIDENCE OF Muile.r
corner Of Penpsylyanis avenue aud 2sth street
borthw est; contains fifteen rooms, exclusive ~ ran
tries, store rooms. bathrooms sid Wster closets:
handsomely furnished, and Will b. rented on taVor
ne terms to good tenant. Apply on the IRE
misses sapl2 3m
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Issue On the lsf and lsth g rs-h rlerth HEl-
iosn OF Al pFur-r'y Tor sale A. -ert a .rv -, ~,
stlon ca Be hs- on apyiLcatoa r. -g 20 al
b sCLt b. Raj u ts-irs~
IaGES.
$500 st PER crrt o-srttr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL
THos r. NAG8sNsr. sIp s.ysrf,. q,
tsIsU- mae ever ~ Id.s- IS aua Safrrfa. !
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CLOAkS! CLOAKS!
NEW CLOAKS'
Just received at
{. NJ. TOTysOS 4 CO.'S.
DOUBLE BREASTED
FULL FASHIONABLE,
NICELY Trimmed.
Frices from 81 30. SIS, Sc, az, IS. 50, &c
New stock of Fall Dress Goods, In plain, bs.ket
diss nails. Csmels Hair, Knickerb,cker's, &c;
prices l21z, rs, I8, -, IS, sc.
vTve, at snc &c.
Black Alpaca, double width, Is eo, Is cents, &c.
COlcTed Cashmeres, IS. 81, Soc, &c
New Ca ,simeLes Tor Men and Boys wear, %, 81 50,
G.. rs, sc. and 81
New Blat kets. white Iar9s size. sl.CO ps- pair.
Blankets from S2.50 So. 50 and IS
Flanp.ls, Ned Twin, &c extra heavy AL Wool
Twill. ~ ard sc
sbs~ls, Ladies' and Gents Underwear, 81 soc &c
BaimOral Skirts all csors.
Table L ineD, Sheeting Cottons, &c.
CantC N Flsl nels cheap.
C. NJ. TOwsON a. co.,
$50 Pa. 0ce., south site,
oct'3 eotr Nea- 7tI street northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
osJ-A BUNDLE e AFFIDAvITs Of Col J.
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