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Sugar Beets Wanted!

rINHE undersigned. having assumed the general
i agency for the Maine Beet sugar Co. to canvass
the eastern coast of the State for the purpose OF
raising and procuring the real Germany sugar Beet,
will to visit all good shipping points pre-
pared to furnish the pure German seed and contract
for the crop of beet- in the fall ut IA very liberal
price and in any quantities desired. snail be in
Belfast and vicinity in due season TO make 3rrang-
ments and supply the genuine seed to all who are
disposed to engage in II promising business | pro
pose visit all the favorable localities on the east
ern coast and remain rs long it is necessary to
give all an opportunity to post themselves in the
beet sugar enterprise shall return to this city and
vicinity about the tenth of April, TO attend to the
wants of all farmers who live near enough to a ship
ping point to make it a paying business
TITO II. r. CARTER Agent
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During the last five years the newspa
pers have chronicled the deaths of a large
number of survivors of the "noble SIX
hundred" charge at Balaklava. tits now
authoritatvely stated by English papers,
that only two Of the body which made the
charge, the Seventeenth LancerS, now re
main alive. Doubtless half a dozen more
will die out Of that number within the neAt
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03
Belfast Foundry Company.

TIME stockholders OF the Belfast Foundry Com.
i pany are hereby notified to meet at the office of
said Company. in Belfast, Friday, the eleventh
day of April next, at ten of the clock in the fore.
noon, for the following Objects viz
TO elect new officers OF said corporation.
To modify or repeal the present bylaws.
To act on any other business which may legally
come before them 3wl3* A. v PARKER, Clerk
Dated this twenty fifth day of March, A. ID. 1879
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S E E d S

Collection No. l.-One pkt. each of the following 20
varieties of ANIMALS, all Tor $780, amounting at
catalogue prices TO sl.70:
Aster, Nerbena, retunia, Alyssum, Balsam, Migno-
nette, Phlox, Pansy, Candytuft, snapdragon, Mari
sweet Pea, Dwarf Nasturtium, Agrostis, Nebulosa,
Helichrysum.
No. 2.-One pack each of the following 10 varieties
of ANNALS all for 30 cents, amounting at catalogue
prices 10 80 cents
schIzanthus, Petunia Alyssum, Zinnia, Ralsam
spotted Aster, Phlox, Mgnonette, Parsons new
white, Candytuft, snapdragon
No. 3.8 varieties Everlasting Flower Seeds for SOC
No. IS separate colors of Sweet Peas for 80 cents
Ammonium, Whitavia, Mgnonette, Alyssum.
Seeds will be forwarded post paid. Plants by ex-
press, the purchaser to bear expense of nspori
ton Address FIR D. H. II II. MOS ES
lml3 Florist and Scotsman, Bucksport, Me.
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WAN 7 ED F!

Soliciting Agents to travel in the New England
States, and take orders for Nursery Stock en-
bracing Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses, &c to com
mence work about the middle of May. For terms
address, stating age, previous occupation and
reference. 5. 4. CANNON < co,
evils Augusta, Maine.
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lsEND Csc. for Key Check, with your name and
- town on. Also s 90 for your on best Rubber
Stamp made, for marking Clothing, Cards, &c. Ink
and Pads included. G.. s. PETIEE Derry, N. ii.
GmosU
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TTHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to ull
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator Of
the estate of
MIRANDA f. GRIFFIN, late of stockton,
in the County of W aldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per
who are indebted to said drce;l>et's estate to
make Immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon TO exhibit the same for settlement
to him. WARREN f.. GRIFFIN.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-03

IY for these diseases.
From Rey + 4 TAYLOR, D. y, Pastor Fir.t Baptist
Church
PRoNIutNCE Il. Jan. :, le-4
can testify to the virtue OF HUNTS REMEDY in
kidney Diseases from actual trial. having been much
benefited 10y its + q. TAYLOR.
From a retired minister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
500 North Seventeenth St., FHllA. Penn, April
Is, ISIS. WA. +. CLAHkF--i pear sir III MIS-
REMEDY has cured my wife OF Dropsy in its worst
form. All hope had left Us for months All say that
it i, a miracle Water had dropped from her right
Limb for months. Forty eight hours had taken all
the extra water from the system. All other means
had been tried. None succeeded but I'll MIS- REM
EnN A<Tu,\N ATNnob
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Belfast Manufacturing CompanV.

rENHE stockholders of said company hereby
1 notified thar the annual meeting thereof will be
held 1T the Office of Philo HerSey in Belfast.
Monday, the seventh day of April next at / O'Clock
+. NJ. to act upon the following matters, to wit
ISL TO receive and act upon the reports OF the
President, directors and Treasurer of the company.
II. 10 choose Board OF Directors, Treasurer
and Secretary for the ensuing
81. 10 transact any other business authorized BY
the ny laws OF the company.
\. f. HOUSTON, sec'y.
Belfast, March a, ls7g-l3
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HUNTS rtE W
SULPHUR BITYERS.

One of the abless speeches made be-
fore joint committee Of he House and
Senate last March va. thas Of Mrs
John Barton. Of Lawrence. Mrs. bar-
ton i. AN interchangeable worker in the
temperance cause; woman Of rare
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For Sale.

nNE undivided half part of mills and privileges
situated in SearsmOnt and formerly owned by
Charles Adams. AT present occupied by ii. N W God
cock and others. For particulars, inquire of
MRS. c. w. ABBOTT, Congress Street.
Belfast, Dec. 4, lS7S-50tf
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MISREPRESENTATION.

sent 10y Mail ON receipt Of Price. 81.
TINIi untold mseries that result from indscrction
i i'll early life may be alleyiated and cured. Those
who doubt this assertion should purchase the new
Medical Work published by the PEABODY MEDICAL.
INSTITUTE, Boston, entitled "The Scienceof lire or
Self FreSerrati0a." Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical Debility, Vitality Impaired by the
errors OF youth or too close application business
may be restored and manhood reganed.
Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged, Just
published. 1t Is a standard medical work, the best
in the English language, written by physician of
great experience, to whom was awarded gold and
jeweled medal by the National Medical Association
/; contains beautiful and very expensive steel plate
tngravlngs, and more than 80 valuable prescriptions
for all forms OF prevailing diseases. the result of
many years OF extensive and successful practice
either one of which is worth the price of the book
300 pages; bound in French cloth.
The author refers, by permission to JOS S. FISH
Err, President; w. .P. INGRAHAM, Vice Presi
dent; W. PAINE, NJ. D.; q. S. GAUNTT, NJ d. /:
IL. j. DOUCEI NJ D.; X. ii. KLINE, NJ. b.; j. r.
HOLCOMB, NJ. D.; n. X. LYNCH, NJ. D.. and NJ
University of Medicine and Surgery; also the faculty
Of the American University Of Philadelphia; also
Hon. I. A. BiSSELL, NJ. D., President of the Ma
tOnal Medical Association.
More than IA thousand criticisms from the lending
Political, Literary, Scientific and Religions Papers
have spoken in the highest terms of the science Of
Life" and they all pronounce it the best Medical
Publication in the English language.
The London Lancet says mo person should he
without this valuable book The author is a noble
benefactor."
"The Book for young and middle aged men to read
just now, is the Science Of Life, or Self Preservation
-Repnblican Journal.
1.-The Science OF Life is beyond all comparison the
most extraordinary work on Physiology ever pub
hed."-Boston Herald.
"HOpe nestled in the bottom of Pandora's box
and hope plumes her wings anew, since the issuing
OF these valuable works, published by the Peabody
Medical Institute, which teaching thousands
how to avoid the maladies that sap the citadel of
PhHddelphia Enqnirer
at should be read by the young, the middle aged
and even the old.'-New York Tribune.
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THE TRUE PATH. OF
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE

being the only life work and speeches Of FRANCIS
MURPHY DE. REY NoLDS. and their coIaborers. En-
bracing, also, the history of the Women's Temper
ance Union. The best selling temperance book pub
iished, 200 pages, b engravngs. Price, $5.UO.
AGENTS address at once,
CIVIC II. 5. GOUDSPEED & CO., New York.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, October H.
Flo,2r firm and higher. Middling, l03s91OAc
street and Western sT6Betpqa an and aetiye Howard
S6 25g6 10 do family. 81 Oo@7 70; City mills super
hne, IS 25GS5 rs; do extra 90 256e6 rs; do family
family s. 25.
Wheat-Southern higher and firm, with light
receipts; Western closed easier. Southern red
u 65@l 60; do amber, 81 6lC0l s.; No. l Maryland
81 80 No Western winter.red, spot and October,
q biol 54l1; November, 81 55@1 5534; December,
,Corn-southern nominaiin absence of receipts +;
western nrm and higher. Western mixed, spot
and October, &c; November 660s66lSc; Decem.
Der, 651a(g6J74ci steamer Coo asked.
Oats firm. Southern. 34pi 5c; Western white
4ids45c; do mixed, 4Og42c.; Pennsylvania 4i6S
45c. S
Rye steady at 95@9ec. ..
Hay firm. Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland Si5C916 per ton.
! Provisions active and firm. Mess pork Sill Bulk
meats-Loose shoulders &c; clear RIB sides 7lI6D
711c; do packed, 4ssc and S14@s19. Hams; 10@lic.
Lard, refined uerces, TIC
Buttersteady. Primo TO choice Western packed
136Dl6c.
Eggs firm at ITO.
Petroleum steady. Crude, nominally, 5@5ISc; re-
Coffee higher and firm. Rio carsoes, 1870
Sugar higher and active. soft, Syl6p9lIc
whisky steady at 81 ll@1 II.
Freighls to Liverpool per steamer steady Cot.
ton. sd; Hour, 3s grain, 8%C99d.
Receipts-Flour, 1,20i bbs; wheat log. 300 bu;
corn, 32,l00 bu; oats, 1880 Blu.
Shipments-Wheat,2 04 200 bu; corn 1l5 700 bu,
sales-Wheat, 6s9,70O bu: corn. llG, i50 bu.
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GEORG ETOWN NEVIS.
COLLECTED by Republican Reporters.

About sixty members Of HermlQne Lodge No. -
knights Of Pythias and their Indies returned last
evening from theiT late yistto Cromelne Lodge No
80 at the Great Falls. The programme was pleas,
Gntly varied by numerous speeches, dancing and
grand banquet Cromeline Lodge exerted them.
selves to make the visiting party enjoy the trip
and to do the square thing by them each member
on leaving was presented with baked banana
Rev. Mr.. r. T, Arrow, while endeavorng 10 over
take the eXeursionists, had his buggy overturned
when near the Falls, receiving considerable injury
in his knee, The wagon was nearly demolished
and the debris was brought back to Georgetown per
canal boat
The pulpit OF ST, Johns church, which has been
filed every week with different pastor, will To-.
morrow be occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Andrews OF
Christ church Qttho Navy Yard, Services will be-.
gin at 10 o'clock n. M
The prices of wheat which have been on the
rise during the past month, yesterday reached tho
unprecedented figure of glG0, the highest de-
mGnded this year In Baltimore, on the same day,
Sl65 was tho price, and still the commission mcI-
chants have their hands full. These unusually big
prices In the cereal product arc financial blessing
10 the mill.owners of this place. for they will have
q fine opportunity Of dspOsing of the large guam
tty Of grain that has been accommodating in their
ktorehOuses,
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ffeemen foreshadow q portentious epoch in
our future history, should tho principles and
policy Of the Democratic party prevail. Should
the people, through indifference to the portcnt
Of current political perturbation, allow the
policy of that party, so clearly defined during
the late cxtra session of Congress, to mature,
the destiny of tho American Union, as fore
Swallowed by the extracts here given, will BIO
fulfilled in the near future the springs Of free
government will soon DO found poisoned, and
wo shall end, as is proved by history in mill
tary dospotism. w. :. g.
.lhe Northern States were designated labor States,
the southern us capital States.
rho torn republic, though sometimes used as
synonymous with Democracy, may with pro-
preiy be applied to n cagued band Of aristocrGts.
Democracy and despotism divide the universe of
ciyil affairs between them. There Is and can be no
middle ground that will not OF necessity soon
merge itself TO one or the other.
TINE prominent Democratic leaders in Congress
nave been quite profse In citations of English pre-
c0deits Vide Cong. Record.
gCho eognomon of the party by It's hypocritical
euphemsm, Is the source OF its main strength. Ger
tain i is that the Republican party is tho only party
that Is struggling TO maintain Democratic govern
nent,
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COPY of Baxtcr's Call to tho Uncon
vertcd," printed in 1867, was found in a balo
of rags from London in one of tho Lee, Mass,
paper mills, the other day.
"WnAT have you been G-!oin'? asked a
boy of his playmate, whom no saw coming cut
of the house with tears in his eyes. 1--WE been
chasin' birch rod round my father" was the
snorling reply.
BARNUM was interviewed in Philadelph H..
He says that tho report that Denis Kcarncy
once travelled with his show as tho "Wld
man from Bornco" is not founded on fact.
Kearney Travelled with him ono season rs a
Booiighoola cannibal," but his language was
so frightful that no shocked tho deaf and
dumb Patagonian, aud undermined tho morals
Of the learned pig and educated mules. Even
the elephants threatened 10 pack mp their
trunks and leave; so Kearney was discharged.
- NorriSfoUu Herald
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SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTRIcr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYIIE Cox AND JAMES
United States ex rel Davis VS.. Rheese argued and
submitted BARLEY VS.. Hebron; on hearing.
PHcBATE COURT-REGIsTER WEDsTER,--In re will
Frank l.. Farbrothor, admitted 10 probate and
record; letters testamentAry issued 10 A, r. Fox. In
re Clara Dickson: petition Of Daniel Crooper 10 be
appointed guardian. In re estate Sophia Davis;
viii admitted 10 probate. Adjourned until Tuesday
next ut 10 q. IN.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTIcR HAaNER. Samuel
Emery, r., menslanghter not guilty. George
trial entered, Bette Richardson, assault with in
tent TO kill; on trial "
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Inland and seaboard Company's wharf-Stoamer
John w. Thompson, Wood, lower river landiurs
with freight and passengers
Sheriifs sixth.street wharf-Steamer Mattano
Bylcs lower river landings, with freight and pas
scngers
Independent Ice Company's wharf Schooner
John II Travers, Whcatlcy, Mattapony with lum.
Der for Smith d Wimsatt.
CLEARED.
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-Steamer
Lady of the Lake. Travers, Norfolk, Va freight and
passengers.
Clarke x Given's wharf-Schooner W W Pharo
Redmon, Georgetown, G, load coal for the East
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Supreme Court of the United States.

FRIDAY, October IT, 1879.
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney. & en- ral
Smith, W. o. Dodd. esq, of Louisville. KY. and
practice.
On motion of Mr.. w. wllloughby, James W..
Green, esq, OF Culpeper, Va, was0dmited to prac.
tiGe.
No. 4, original ex parte-The commonwealth of
Virginia and J. D. Coles, acknowledgements
continued by MI. Assistant Attorney General Smith
and Mr.. Attorney General Qevens in opposition TO
petition, and concluded by Mr.. W. J. Robertson for
petitioners,
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
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THE GENERAL MARKETS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

tEORGEroWN. october IT,
Offerings on change yesterday, $3.50 bushels Of
wheat, part of which was sold at SLIGO.
Arrived-Boats Seneca with 900 bushels of wheat
~ bushels Of corn, 800 bushels of mill feed and
2oo barrels OF flour; Medley, with 1000 bushels Of
$3.50 bushels of wheat
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WOOLEN,S.

All.Wool white Flanncls from 25 cents to 81 20;
Shaker white Flanncls frem IS cents to Sl.25;
Scarlet Flannels, Plain and Twilled Cochineal
Dye fJr Rheumatics, from y cents to Sl.25; Eng.
lish Corduroys and Fustains for hunling suits;
Cassimercs and Beavers for mems and boys
wear; Diagonals and Cancels Hair Cloths for
C;oaks; Navy Blue and Gray, all-wool, twilled
FlanneIs
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Raw Silks, Jutc Cloths, All.wool ferries, Mo-
mic Cloths, Crepe Cloths, Serges and Crotonncs,
Guipurc Lace Curtains, Antique Lace Curtains,
per window; Nottingham Lace by the yard from
80 cents to 81; LappetS Muslins; Raw silk Table
Covers; Embroidered Table and Piano Covers.
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20. BOY Coz SeS6riHeinnnsA' L,6u.sIaS;.,

OF NinlV NNraON NJ NO, Nv IlOhUWhy, NOW TUTE,
Th9 particulu attention Of the public IS called TO
the iact that the entire number Of the Tickets for
each monthly drawing Is sold, and consequently all
the prizes IN each drawing are stll and drawn and
PAID rms Is not the case with any other company.
Al our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS Ait under
The supervision pud management OF GIN ERALS q.
r. BEAU REGARD ana JuBAL \. EARLY.
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SILKS AND VEL Vets.

Black Silks (all tho best innlSes,) from 10 cents
to S.; Colorcd silks (all the now shadcs), from
FL to 1850; striped and Brocddo Silks from 81. %
TO -; Rainbow and ChangeAble Silks, BrOcadc
Nelvets for trimming Black Volvets, at sl.25,
Sl5O, fl75, $500 $3.50, $500, up TO $500; Coored
Nelvcts at 400, 81 so, and $500, In all the new
shades, Wis Gen d'armc, Bronze, Olive, Plum,
Grenat, sapphire, Marine, Prune, Navy Blue,
otc., Black MOire Antique and watcrcd silks,
PCkin and Brocudo Vclvcteens.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED nm Immense Stock
of Wool Arabian Plain. Plaid and Checked
Sultings at IS cents; Scotch Wool Plalds for
children at % and 70 cents; All-Wool colored
Cashmeres Mt 30, o2l&, 10 cents and sl.O0; All
Wool satins, in all the new shades, ut 81 conts;
Pekin Suitings, In all tho new shades, at ~ and
o2.4 cents; Shooda Cloths, all shades, ut 10 cents
aud .l.00.
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BOOSTERS STREAMERS, PROGRAMMES AND
Il all kinds Of Theatrical Printing, NJ the
REPUBLICAN ION ROOMS
NV J. street northwest
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Plaid Nainsooks, India Massalia,
Corded and Figured Piques, Tarltanes, Organ
dies, Linen CainDrics, &c,
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SHAWL!S IND Clicks.

Cancels Hair and Chudda Shawls; Blanket (all
WOOL Shaws from $3.50 to sl2Co; shetland
Shnwls; llymalayan shaw; French Broche and
Paisley Shuwls; Paris and Berlin Jackets and
DOlmans, all prices.
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CORSEI,S md H1NDKER-
CHIEFS.

Tho Flexible Hip Corsets 100 boncsl at 81. 90; r.
bratcd Comet UorsoIs at -. 90; the &. P. French
(haud made) Corsets at S2.OO, $500 and $500; 100
dozen Ladies' (all linen) HeInstitched Handker-
gains; y dozen colored bordered l.. q. Handkcr-
chiefs. 1919 cents; Is dozen cas- cOlored bOrdered
l.. q. Handkcrchiefs at 10 cents or for % cents;
at 10 cents, or $ for rs cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSJyoY. NJ. Z. AIN LINCOLN HALL TO.
bXy morrow ut 1880 p. M. SPECIAL services Will be
held cQnluco1 by Alex r. stuart, esq, assisted by
Rev. w. l. Mckinney. Good music led by Cornet
"A III urp NyplCpiup. OCtg-it
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

A Great Bargain in Ladies' Brown Balbrfg-
gan Hose at % cents; Ladies' Navy Blue Card-
nal, Vino and Brown Hose at 50 cents; Full line
of Children's Hose lin all colors) Mt 81 90 and
Is cents; Roman Stripes in Ladies' and Chil-
drens Hose, all prices; Misses aud Boys Merno
Vests and Panalets, all qualities; Ladies' Merino
Vests at 10 cents, 800, sl.5J and S2,jl Ladies'
Merino Pants, same qualities; Mems Mcrino
Shirts ut Is cents, 800, Sl.2j, $3.50 and $500;
Mems Merino Pants, Same qualities.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
The "Lc Royal" Kid Gloves, in oil shades, but
tons, Ladies, sl.25 4 do $3.50; 9 do, 500; do.
Gents, $i.2j; also the celebrated PcrinOt Kid
Gloves, every pair guaianteed; buttons Ladies'
sl.75, do. do. $2.CO, do. do. s225, do. Gents
$500.
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P1RIS NOVEL TIES.

Mosaique Effects, Irridcsccnt Effects, Pckn
Vclvcts, Paris Pokins, Persians Effects, shawl
Suitngs, Vclours Brussla, Royaline Pckins.
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CELEBRATED $1.OO SHIRTS.

Made of wamsutta cotton, with apply, all linen
bosoms, open other front or back, all finished
and perfect fitting
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BLACK GOODS.

Lupns celebrated Black Cnshmercs from 30
cents to $500; Lupln's celebrated Black Camel's
Hair from IS cents to 50; Lupin's Merinos and
Drap d Etc; English SILK warp; Black Henrietta
cloths from 81 to 81; Black Shooda cloths ut 10 cts.
aud 81; Black Crepe cloths and Basket cloths Mt
02lS and 10 cents; C0urtauids Black English
Crepes, all widths; C0urtnulds Black English
Crepe Wells, best qualities.
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DISSOLUTION of COPAaTNERsHlP

Tho copartnershp heretofore existing under the
firm name Of Mcknight e Burns is. by mutual con-
sent hereby dissolved from this date, Alexand r u.
Burns retiring from said firm, relinquishing to John
w. hicKught all his right title aud interest In and TO
contracts Nos Iol and ga with the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia All bills owing and due
said arm will be settled by the undersigned.
J. W. Nick NIGHT,
OF the late firm OF Mcknight & Burns,
WAsHtNgToS ID. C.. October lC isTl 30
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.


ls67 Prlzes, amounting sIOIW
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points. to whom "A npCral compensation Will be paid
Write. clearly stating null address, for further inlor.
nation, or send orders by express or mail addressed
only u
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCIU.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for al, Diseases OF The
Urinary Organs retention or lncOntinence OF
Urine Irritation Inflammation, or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys; stone IN Tie bladder, Gravel
or Brickdust Deposit Brights Disease, Milky Dis.
charges and all Diseases OF tho Bladder. Kidneys OF
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male, Female %
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS ari-:ns nom excuses or diSSl.
patton, attended with some Of the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss oil Memory, Inlspoa
ton 70 Exertion or Business, Shorness Of Breath
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts OF Disease,
Dimness OF Vision, Palms In the Back, Chest, and
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head skin Eruptions
Pale COuntennnce and Dry skin.
nth ESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epileptc Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness II requires the aid OF invlgOrsng nieli
cine TO strengthen and tone up the system which
UEIMBOLDS BuCHU does IN every casa
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The following were the closing quotations;
GOvKRNMEHr HOxpa
ei33,l16,i7l
i7,3lS,i92


SAN FRANCISCO, October II, 1871
The following are the oftciai closing quotations. OF