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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MARsnAHs SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.

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BY virtue OF writ Of ferl scas issued out Of the
Columbia, and to me directed Will sell pubcs sale,
for cash at the court house door OF SAID District on
o'clock M, all the right, title, claim and the interest
OF the defendants IN and to the following described
Gittings subdivision of part OF original lot TO- in
square $50, in the city Of Washington said district,
brothers to satisfy execution No f7,i26 at law in
FREDK DOUGLASS
U. s. Marshall, D. o.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer oc7.dts
A UCr1oN SALE OF MARBLE COUNTER &c.
The Commissioners of the Freedmans Savings and
IN the east roun OF the Freedmans bank building on
WEI EDS ESDA1 October ~ az y o'clock mon one
Standing Desks Of black walnut, 80 The articles
can be seen any day prior TO the sale by applying ut
Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteen'and a.haiI street
John SHERMAN & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
st. Cloud building,
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs;
TATE ON N STREET, BE WEEN ONFIHALF
AND SOUTH CAPITOL STREETS s. W.
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust dated February 10th,
1877 and recorded in iiber No 49, folio TO- one of the
land records OF the District of Columbia, will sell ct
DAY, october 25 1879 at 4S0 O'Clock p m. the fol.
lowing described real estate situate In the city OF
Washington, ID. c., to wit :-Iots numbered twenty
two (22) and twenty C2S) in r. b. Howison's
corded subdivision OF lots numbered nine 90 and ten
653) together with the improvements, consisting OF
| neat two-story brick dwelling. containing six
from August p 1871 to day of sale, and expenses of
sale CASH balance in twelve and eighteen months,
veynncing at expense OF purchaser Terms to be
WIN. SMITH, Salesman. ociii7,22,25
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FOUND.

A SOLDIERS Discharge Paper-Stephen Tenn
"A minis, Second regiment OF Maine Infantry. The
owner can obtain 1t by calling Mt Republican Office
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

DLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the best, so Is JUSrHS OLD STAND,
known lor years as the only place where frstc
secondhand clothing can be sold ut respectable
prices. Address call ut
JUSTIIS OLD STAND,
No. 69 street, between Sixth and seventh streets
northwest branch store No. 40o Ninth street. be-
tween and n streetg northwest
N. B,-Not0 by mail promptly attended to- sel6
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND SEABoARD CoASTING COM.
Il PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND TIE SOUTH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE 6Iggs
will leave Washington on MON -k<alul2SsxAst-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI ssHsee1fsk ssssazs
DAYS, ats p M, stopping ut Piney Point and Point
Lookout connecting with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at p. m
F1rstclass iare......""s2 co. Round trip.....s3 90
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W: THOMPSON leaves sixth
down Nomni; Thursday and Saturday for Curri-
oman and Leonardtown, stopping at intermediate
landings going and returning.
STEIMERS For NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and u. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier H. East River, New York. ev;
cry Saturday. a. p. M, Georgetown Friday, and
Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply Mt ONCE, under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street, or office
Of agent foot Of Sixth street. Washington, and 90 Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
se25 President
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WEST POINT, ANNAPOLIS PRl-
VATE TUITION.
REV. MOSES III. HUNTER,

A graduate of Yale, and Teacher of long expert
ence, Will fit young men for WEST POINT, ANNAP-
OILS or any Of the COLLEGES of the country. lie
VIII Eve , nstTuGtlon III any OF tne ordinary EN-
LANGUAGES. Having had, in another city. classes
OF young ladies' who wished TO pursue literary aud
historic studies further than Is customary IN the
schools II there be such demand here he would be
glad to meet II.
lie refers 10 DR.. Lewis, Dr. Paret ard generally to
the Episcopal clergy OF WahingtOn also ~ Chief jus
tIce Waite, two Of whose we're for sOnOI years
under his care In the Crosse lie Institute near De-
trot also TO Con. ID. Huitcr and Gen. w. NJ. Dunn.
Auply ut l71G 1 street. Washington. Oci-lms
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John SHERMAN & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
ST, Cloud Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY, NO. Is DEFREES STREET n. W.

by virtue offs deed Of trust, dated january o. 1870
and recorded IN iber No SO folio ILL., OF the land
records the District OF Columbia, and Ofa decree
passed in equity cause No sos the unde signed will,
ut tho request of the party scared by sAi deed Of
tn S. offer for sale at pubic auction In front of The
promises, on MONDAY, the 9th day ofortober, 1872
at $50 o'clock D. m the following real estate and
promises. Ice ited IN Washington D. a., viz: \ part
OF lot numbered nh Q, In C. n. lhom's recorded sub
division of II part of square numbered ntotySeycn
beginning Tor the same At point seven and a-half
feet west OF the southeast corner OF said lot number
nine thence INNING west niong The north line Of
street twelve and One-half leet thence north along
the east line of Twenty-tirst street northwest one
south line of said alley Twelve and onehalf feet and
thence south hundred feet to the place of begin
ming, together with the mpro emcnts thereon, con-
slsIing OF new threestory basement brick dwell
ing. Terms OF sale ono fourth cash and balance In
one two and three years with interest at eight per
cent per annum; deferred p ymenis to be secured on
the property sold. All cOnyeyancing at purchase II
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days.
j joHS B. Bh TmoMfsoN, Trustees,
ncl g.
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BY virtue OF Q certain deed of trust to us dated
at public auction in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, the l3lh day Of October, 1879 ~ O'Clock D. n
the following described property, situated In the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, known rs and
being the eastern part OF lot numbered seventeen %
IN square numbered two hundred aud thirtysiA (j6)
having front Of twentone [D feet Two and n, half
GO inches on North street by depth OF hun
dred ana twenty U2O( feet, with the improvements
consisting OF q well-built twostOTy and basement
Brick Dwelling Also the centre portion Of lot num-
bered twenty COY IN said square numbered two hun
bred and thirysN (a36), having front oftwenty ()
feet Thirteenth street west by depth Of one hun
dred aud rte (lj feet two and a.half (2) Inches,
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance In six and
twelve months, or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser The purchasers promlSsOry notes to be given
for the deferred payments bearing interest az seven
"a per cent per annum nom day Of sale, and secured
by decd Of trust on tho property sold a deposit OF
sOO will be required the acceptance of bid for the
V-slreet property and so ON the rhirtoenth-sreet
lot. All conveyGncing at CosI OF purchaser. Ifterms
OF sale are not compiled with In seven days from day
OF sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell he
property 1T the risk and expense of the deinultng
purchaser. FRANCIS MILLER, (Trus,o,s
se.O-ood,Sds BERNARD II. HANLEY, ''"''0'''
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, oe-
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\VALTER d. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY. SITUATED
on V STREET NORTH, BErWEEN TIIIR-
T WE AMI AN On FpHH nfGTu s sFREH
WEST, BETWEEN AND V STREETS
NORTH
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GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
~ William III. Byles), on and after ~sff1SU~,
April 20, leaves wharf foot OF Sixth k<.2gNSXfaS
and streets every tuesday,, Thurs o.nfss99ftt1s%p
day, and Sunday, ut O, m. for the Potomac River
landings. on Sundays for Mattox Greek, Colton's,
and landings in st. Clements Bay. On Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings In Wicomlco River. On
Tuesdays for Coton's and landings in Nomini Creek.
Returning on Monday "Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up
For further Information inquire at offices OF G. l..
SHERIFF. No. S2s and TIA Pennsylvania avenue, or
~ office, foot of Sixth and N streets southwest
my23n q u. JONES. Agent
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A FURNISH ED or UNFINISHED House OF or ~
"A rooms near Patent Office; rent must be reason
able. Address HENRY, this Office, OC7
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BOARDING.

A MARRIED couple wishing quiet, pleasant
m ~ oC0
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The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, Oc-
tober o, at 1870 o'clock p. M Same place.
uN order uf the IrusippS. OClieOuHdg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CEwING by the day or week in families; "E s.,
- city pOstoflice. octlS
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NvOVEAi Der I, Furnished Room aud Board for
N gentleman and wife, In private family, or where
there few bOarders; location must be central and
price not exceed $40 per month. Address SIGNAL
this office. ocld
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A SMALL, single ROOM in family OF young peo-
Office octlS
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THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION

10y LEIGH BROS & PHELPS, Real Estate AglS.
ID and General Aucloneers, No. III Main street.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
THE DISCUSSION AT GORDONsvILLE.

THE DISCUSSION AT GORDONsvILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspateh]
j.. .;...a ..-s.. 80 SEPTEMBER s, 1879.
I try to bear an impartial mind, for not
ONLY read the Dispatch and the State, but
also the Whiq occasionally, and therefore
;"the other side is heard ." also. Prudent
people have learned TO put more than one
grain of salt in the statements OF CORE
spondents, for else every " field-day" would
he followed by its funeral, and the "demol-
ished 2. ones be heard of no, more forever.
And yet, in the fgurative sense, Parson
Massey was ",demolished at Gordonsyille
Friday night by Messrs. Gregory and Hun
tom Coming out for wool, be evidently
went home shorn. His speech was GER
tainly. smart, aad., wonderfully sophistieal;
but that Part OF his audience who could I'M
derstand his sophistries could also refute
them, and those who could not understand
him ut all were not led estray.-
Your correspondent was present when
Dir. Massey was asked 10 come to Gordons-
vile, or rather, when he asked himself to
come. The Rev. Mr.. McCown then and
there asked him. if he would divide time,
and he readily agreed that he would. &c
was not so compIaisant when the time came.
He kept the lions, share for himself, and
then was not satisfied, but insisted ION going
on after his extra time had expired. p, When
called to order,b by the Chair, he claimed that
it was his meeting, and that he had right
to do as be pleased, after having himself
named the terms Of The discussion. He was
not permitted to proceed, and at, midnight
the audience dispersed. He was evidently
..sorely ,displeased at having to confront
Gregory again, and the wounds 50 lately
inflicted were cicatrized afresh. The laugh
was against him from the time be took his,
seat until the adjournment, and the tri-
umph was uaquestionably with the Debt
payers, ,. .1,I mini: = .l:4HT. .s .
Massey and his small following were mad.
Let the CALLED jade vince, our wilher5 are nm
wrung." ..:. r.....
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d Fa,.h. fapaiis faith. o,,ce welded fast

agTo some dear huinbug, hugs III to tile last" > q
;.1Faitb Inayittnnef q mountain under IA
yorable circumstah ces. provided the work
men have a saving faith in the honesty and
responsibility OF the contractor who under.
takes the oioE But that 'kfnd '0S faith the
irish sailors had In their surgeon goes quite
beyond the paieEDf cut comprehension or
appreciation! The doctor said! the man
was dead his comrades proposed to cast
his BODY overheard. The poor fellow beg
.oed for his life, and insisted that he was
not dead. They told. him he was fool to
mt his opinion against that OF the learned
Surgeon, 1.-The ringleaders OF the Repealers
in Virginia declare that the McGnIlocb law
is against: the free schools. DR.. Ruffner and
all the other school superintendent Of the
State declare that the law as It now stands
il the very salvation OF the free-school sys-
tenn. The learned doctors OF forclbie re-
adjustment know more about the schools
than the School Superintendentk knows about
his own department. The same smootn
logic and transcendental faith applies with
equal force to the:unfortunate holders OF the
peeler bonds. These unlucky people now,
iorthe first time, are provided for by the
McCulloch bill. - Their interest is guaran-
teed by the law, and they feel contented
with their lot. But the learned doctors
know more about their welfare than they
know, and they are told that the law that
protects them should be repealed for their
especial benefit. Can the people OF V1r-
pinia be made to believe such monstrous
absurdties? If the doctor says the man IS
dead ard the man says he is not dead, Which
will they believer ''.'.
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i, WILLIAM MARTIN, OF HENRT.-Among
The more recent. acknowledgements BY, the Con-
seryatiye Executive" Committee is ,WILL1A,a
MARTIN, of Henry. We, were glad TO see it.
For years this gentleman has not been ac-
lively in public life. He is cow somewhat
advanced in life, and may naturally incline
to encourage the younger public men to
exploit themselves in the public service.
But the ,time, was when upon theannounce-
ment OF WILLIAM MARTIN, Of .Hensy,l all
eyes were turned towards him and room,
was made for his form and auditors neared
the stand; for something good and to. the
point was expected. Those were bright
days. when he stood amongst his peers
The proud resentatiye o.: bis !; party.
They, were proud days. They we're days
.when gjsnts disputed how best ,to.seEye the
5landsand advance the public peacesandI hap
Epiness. Far different IS it}iow. The war
now u how "a save tie Commou wealth from
The. fl.usy and tbss people from TIE distress
and anxiety from greedy and unsoTnpala0s
MS who sfsK IIsIS 9sn Tsptsge by, pub
sls epnfAslo ,aid liss tbengoF9 gH-
aTnsnE Proud Dble sairsggie of stha
|prondest civilization was that we speak soi
Ein former days. Great Is the fall from those
70 theseWe now fight against II must be
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"A Sad Sight i'm virginia.

What can be more melancholy than the
spectacle which General Malone now pre-
SCENTS in Virginia. The hero Of the Crater,
who stood second to none OF the Virginia
soldiers that survived the war, not even to
General Joseph E. Johnston himself, actu-
ally stumping the State in favor OF repudia-
ton, for it amounts to that.
1t is not carpet.bag debt which VirSlnla
owes. It is debt incurred before tue wa
for internal improvements OF Sreat ys.ue,
such as railroads, canals, the w asuit'sto 20
monument, &C., &C., the use anu 'oenens VI
which the Virginians are no" en!osIns'
And Malone heads the party Whlcn pui-
poses to pay, not What IS Justly uue t ~
public creditor, but Wnateyer tne re
aiIiustins" party choose, and at such lime
az in their good pleasure they deem fit.
This is tantamount to downright repudia-
ton. -. ....s.-, ~, .,.
Imagine Wade Hampton stumping South
Carolina in cause like this, and with. the
hope thereby Of making himself United
States senator. For that, as the Virginia
press OF both parties agree, is Mahone's OBJ
ject. He has lost his place on, the railroad.
wants Office, and for the sake OF that office
would dishonor bis State in the eyes of the
whole world. High as he stood be has for
feited all CHARMS to respect, Is disowned by
'the;upright men Of every section, and takes
his place benceforth with agitators, like
Denis Kearney. -. ~ - ~ .'@l
Virginia owes it to herself to administer
/ to this reckless. man lesson which he will
never forget, Permit him to succeed aud
she IS disgraced nay, She is lost. But the
activity OF the Conservative party leaves no
doubt as to the result Of the election in
November. The Repudiators will be CRUSH
ed. y A Legislature will be elected which,
ESQ far from returning Malone to the United
States Senate, will manifest towards that
unhappy man and his followers such 1pti-
mite disgust that he will, In all probability,
find lhe climate OF California, Whieh harbors
.Kearney, RaIlocb, and DeT Young. more con-
|.geniai t6an the honest atmosphere Of the
Old Dominion Charleston NeDs and Coz
1riere ~ .f<itid aa1 Do : OK !: fs!5
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ALance Pierces His Buckler.

"Ea that is slow to anger Is better than
the mighty and he that ruleth his spirit
than he that taketh a city, But General
MALONE does not seem to pay any respect
to this true and sacred old .proverb, nor to
practice any of its wisdom. In the discus
sion ut Charlottesville last Monday, Mr..
Co0nILL very gently reminded that gen
tleman OF that large sum Of S6,009,000t OF
stock which the State, Of Virginia once
owned in the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, aud how, by adroit legislation,
originated and engineered by General MA
HONE himself, it was soon passed into the
treasury Of that company to the entire loss
OF the Commonwealth. That great sum,
had it been properly appropriated at the
time, would have paid off at least ss,0OO,G0O
OF the State debt, and have left us that
much less to embarrass and press US down
nov; but as disposed OF, at the willy in:
stance Of General MAHoNE, the six millions
can detract nothing from our debt nor re-
fund one dollar to the State treasury.
This was q telling shot under the short
AiOo W taS c1OAnt VSuiCltalut duN iIAtOA 80
out OF bis boots; but. be should haze re-
ceired 1t, nevertheless, with the cool cou-
rage and philosophy Of the wounded sol
dier who knows how TO give and take Lab ia ali
ticks In war. Instead Of doing 50, now
ever, the General could n,t s rule bis spirit, !"
nor conceal his aanger.a but complained
that the attack Of Mr: GoqH \ "a, which was
entirely legitimate and courteous Id public
debate, was . perso''a Z One !, This was
\ lame ard Imp tent 10, the LIST degree. That
Generat 1kAHoks instlg atsd slit directed
tbs Whole 81 the egislatInn which disposed
81 thai $40 10 State botassa his rail-
soad thsssshas nesef been % dogttt, Il nor
had no supposed ifarss K0nld ever asaay
depiel; ard ths Irsass esioH bid tds Ined
5 out anythin ID he credit af anyts ii
yen!e l,sys asahatle
5Aasnssst I'D u II brig LII ls
fFopbtes % fslation and railrpadl6s 81 q;
But HI the relnaind der OF the canvass ii
Flli be wiser In eslnersl AAHosE 10 b ridls
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6 sr,aB1sHopP PURCELL Is Cozny1ToR,- 1t is
asserted In CinsiDndtE that k13hree bishops
lof thssC Catholic Church wb6SSwere recon-
mended to tue Pope as c5adjut6rs OF Arch
hisnnpPnrEeif, with rfgntcf surrEssian,
have, all requested the Pope moi 20 ,pesas
eisffefSef them The three " Bose names
.wereeept Bishor Fit1pa stlttsle
Rock; Bshon, Chatard. or Yineeunes; and
Bishop spauIding. OF ochester' A. dispatch
from Rome has beeH-received saying that
the. choice pfeeoxdjutor womb most pr pa
bly, fall-on q priest--and noto n rhlahop-an
the diocese OF 5Archbishop Purcell Tntsls
to point TO Father Caliaghan,
editor OF itiie Catholic Isiegrdpb adtael Z
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q nsg- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

81 NE COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING - - - ~ .:'' -.
500 dozen L AIDES and GENTLEMENrs LINEN
:HANDKERCHrEFs three for Csc, most Of
which are valued at25c each; go. ' ''l, :"
Also, large stock 81 fine IiEISTITCHED HAND
atnear one half their. value:!f>
200 pieces of SILK BEREG E and TISSUE VEIL
.v ING at considerably less than market value;
so pieces r EAL BRETONNE LACE at less price
than the imitation; .,D.. tln.' :. .!
Also, q large stock of PATENT vIiLENC1ENNEs,
TORCHON, FRENCH, and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value; >....- 80 ..-.-
42O pieces of "EYERLASTING " COTTON
TRIMMING at 25 and CSC. piece Of twelve
yards. generally sold ut near double. sc6
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s,RS s5ae45is,~

t5-'" s,GSS ss4sa5s!~.
NEW GO q ID 5.
WHIT Re- and RED FIANNELS at OLD prices;
RACK CAsHMERES-all wool-from 5Oc. 10
1926;
BLACK SILK, 75c.;
BLACK SILK, 81; ...
:. BLACK SILK, 1925;
BLACK SILK, S1.35;
r~ p. BLACK SILK, $3.50;
-.G BLACK SILK at all prices;
COLORED SILK at all prices.
Just received large and handsome stock OF
PLAIN. and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, In all
shades; --...-.r ..
TORCHON LACES. BRETONNE LACEs, and a
large stock Of all kinds of LACES;
49,. BLACK and COLORED SATINS;
BLACK SILK VELVETS. ... a.
All the above named goods were bought before the
heavy RISE aud will be sold at old prices. -.
Don't forget that we are headquarters for
.,..... HOSIERY, MERINO, and
.-..s.. ALL.WOoL UNDERWEAR. =.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
all ct ''a g. .E 429 Broad street.
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III, spirit ana bs /. M % eer , ,,s.
III fsnariottes ytlie. s. ablic e VT
vi,I. orc lust sub ETA hlis talsc tiss'osa.
andi xrhiIa tha xusnerable points ess -oI
t6sm naturally Crate very harshly upon ms
n.ss,ss .pIrit. and sometimes penetrate 70
I'M v,.aiss tnrpugn ms TIM rioss he miist
,earn ID bearftes ,i4nos W tina Christians.
!, least viii, sinners foftitide3 for ne WI 1
recefya Aust such stunning blows as COG t,st
mr., i on every stump and from every Con-
saryatiysee newspaper of the State during .ne
canyass. .',s 6, :s,fs B 3 s, . |;
k5ttfnir X that q II : ~. ~
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i We like to see no poetry that has in it
the name OF Avon or that Of Severn mis-
printed. Yesterday morning a scrap was
quoted by Mr.. w. l.. ROYAL with both IN
it, and we take occasion to correct it.
Here it is: ,..,,.s. -.
1.-The Avon to the Severn runs,
. The severn 10 the sea; '.''r
And Wyckife's breast SHALL spread ABROAD
Wide as the waters be-" .'.-
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asneey COHEN BROTHERS I ARE OF
FERlNa, or thcIr own direct IMPORTATION, on
which they save their customers from 10 70 20 per
cent - .,
!42 pieces Samuel Courtauid's ENGLISH GRAPE;
100 oieces BLA cK CAsflMFRES;' .i't4'
The Paris fnvorite I'D GLOVES, Leroy Seam
less ~: also, a full line In THREE, FOUR-,and
gaf STY.BUTTON, the Lucia Undressed.n ED
mo. GLOVES, Now most extensively fayorites IN the
= European Market: they are. enabled to offer
\ them at S1.25 for lhree-button, S1.5o for four
| button, and 1.75 for six-button: ,1.t.g> ~
Also, large stock Of BLACK and COLoRED
~ SILKS. ''@'' Sc