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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-18
FfsfDHC7NAL.
DIR. T:UTTS
.EX.P..ECT0RANT.
in % CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutritive, Bal.
ssmic, Soothing and Healing Combining all
these qualities it is the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offered to sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases.
tarily indorscs it. Read what he says:
New York, Sept. 19, 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-Duriug this year / treat
ed nine hundred cases of lung diseases. In the
lower wsrds of the city the cases were of very
severe tyne. It WAS there my attention was
called to TUFTS Ezpectorsn:, and confess my
surpriee at It's wonderful power. During prac.
tce of twenty years hsVo never known med.
iciue 10 sct as promptly and with such happy
effects. II instantly subdued the most vioen
dts of coughing. and invarisbly cured the di-
sesse in a few dsys. I cheertully endorse it 'aG
the best lung medicine ever used
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

MGuph February II, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir--L have boon suffering for near
~ two years with severe cough. When
duced to ore hundred aud sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried slmos! everything; had
terrible nigh. swcst5. have taken half dozen
bottles. I'ho night awests have left mo, the
cough has Disappeared sld have gained fifteen
pounds in Hssh. recommend it to all my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Office Eyenins News, Augusta, Ga.

CGce EVenins News, Augusta, Gs.
Or. Tut Desr Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pneumonis sst winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within q
month since, for the cure of which am indebt.
ed to your valuable Expoctorant. I had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until / used your EIpectorsnt, ono
bottle Of which removed the cough entirely.
With ms5y thanEa, Gm yours truly,
lCHN NJ WEIGLE,
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey Cr0en & Visa


Real Estate Agents and Actionoore
& ,oh ~ ISSlONERS' SALE OF A VATI.
~ ABLE BUILDING ON KING STKERT
aonp ~ pHrluancs Of decree Of The C5rporstiop
Iou5t III OF the city Of Alexandra in tbe csnso ~
Ii. 8 Clsnln q Co., against James M slave u y, y,
sa s3d os3sFs 5 M the undeEsisned eonm.soners s"o OF
0ciock I,c m, on MONDAY, the l2Lh dsy Of AMI
d lSS0 sn IN 'front.' of the entrance e the Court
iIOI or GROUN d and ENTS
sGeIe3n ,9 on the north side Of Krg between Roy,
al ana flIt streets. Alexsndtis, Va. on wh;ch
stancs ite building Nos. l0l, l03 snd los King
street. TINS lot fronts on King street IS feet 5
70 HootI's alley. 100 At" noitn
Terms OF SsIo: Ono thousand dollars in cash
sau sne [eS'cus IN three equal payments at six
t"e!sc snd ei&tteea months with inttrast from
me Gay cl sale; tho notes Of the purchaser. Win
security, aid wsivins homestead. to be yiren
,h2FetoF ard as farther security tho bniIdinp
10 10 DO kept lnsu7od by the purchaser for the ben.
~ ~ OF the ande7siglad in the sum Of S4, COO and
ms tlte oi the property retained till tho purchase
money Is paid.
mhIl-!s John NJ JOHNsON oSms. Sals OF
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WHAT OUR GIRLS CHEW.-We have il upon
couuou report that chewing gum is sub
sta0oa we'll known to the youthful part Of the
community. Tho qualities which it possesses
ct the tlno that it comes from the confeotioner
Hro a!i familiar 10 the youngest OF US. L. cor.
ta!nly s?eLn5 very attractive edible. The req.
son f,r ihls IL not 50 hard to fod. Think how
much eating there is 10 proportion 10 actual
weigh! ard cash value. But there is more in
chewing gum than ia dreamed Of even 10 iuve.
nile philosophy. Ono cao easily comprehend
the ma!n Ingredients of candy. but who, With
cut being told. would suspect that chewing gum
is otton cn!y r;6ocd produce of petroleum
The tiuo Vas when the fragrant spruce furn-
shcd the most common material for tbs pur-
pcs,. But this is 10 longer tho case. The
reader familiar With the process of reGuue
coal oil is aware that the thick, brown LIQUOR
which comes from tho earth at one stage OF its
manufacture is strained through heavy
linen cloths. Tho residumn LETT after this
operation is dirty, broHnish yellow wez, that
e,nc!ls abomioabi2. That uupromising sub
stauco, melted, blaacncd, dcodorized aud pro-
pared ter commerce, appears 10 masses that
weigh about 100 pounds, resembling obloDg
blocks OF coudtd ica. 1t hes no odcr and no
taste cxcop: what belongs to sny wax iu it's
puTest SIatc. II Way U6 uSou lor many purs
poses, but it is net necessary to describe thoc,
now. The manufacturer of chewing gun pur.
checes tLreo blocks ready made to bis hand,
and a. onc9 mcl.s thom down. To go pounds
OF wax he adds about 30 pounds OF sugar, and
gives the mixture favor by tho u.e o, some
essential oil, ss lemon or vanilla, and perhaps
adds some co!or!ng matter. Tho melted mass
ia poured out upon clean marble slab and
cut into the various shapes known to maeticators
The youthful epicure rarely becomes 80 luxu-
sioGs as 10 demand balcam of tolu, but If he
does, the manufacturer is ready for him. This
resin which is obtained from South America,
is at f1st in al almost luid condition. 1t is the
product Of tree known aB-noW hold your
Jaw, for the name is worse than whole box Of
chewing gum-myraspermum tolulferum, This
bslssm Is boiled by the manufacturer until
fnSliy it is brought to such a consistency that
it can be run through rollers. It comes out In
the shape of little slender rod, of brcwnish
yellow color. which is cut into pieces each
about two or two and half inches long. The
balSam may sometimes be mixed with q less
costly Wax, since ita flavor is very marked. The
bslsam from the ''chcle' tree, from Central
America, is used in making what is known as
swapping gum. 1t is very ductile when worked
and moistsned, and the process Of making is
similar TO that Of pulling tally. The original
gun exudes from the tree and forms in q mass
| sometimes seversl ponds in weight. Even in
| this natural state IL would be q very satisfac.
| tory substance TO keep the teeth at work. Il
csnn0t bs worn out.
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WOOD &EEs COAL.


(JoAh ooa1
We invite tho attention Of desiers and coz.
suIners 10 our large stock OF CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL Of the following varieties:
LTEEN'S VALLEY,
LOEDEEEY md
SHhMOklN RED ASH.
WHITE ASH (irea burning and hardy Of
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also GEOKGEEC GREEK, K,CUMBERLAN
and KANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Masking Cosl spociAty, VIZ elm to keep only
he HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept sepsrate.
and IS especially prepared for family use,
Yards foOred, and ell Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND &NSE TROH IMPUKI-
TIES.
Dealerz, families, public institutions and man.
afactorles supplied at lowest market rate-per
ton of Z25O lbs. z. j. MEHAFFRY & CO.,
feb Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen st,
F tCAL COAL
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NJ OTICE-Just received TUFTS Pills, TUFTS
IN Expectorsnt, Boschee's German Syrup,
hound and Tar. Thompson's Syrup Tar and
Wood Napths, Vegetire Parkor's Hair Bslssm
Aliens Lung Bslssm, Simmons Liver Regula-
tor in 25 cent packages, Allcock's, Bensom,s and
Herrick's Plasters, &c, st
W. F. CREIGHTQN'S,
feb 16 S5 King etreet
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By OHsal e Lucas, Auc.ioneo-s

TyIhL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY. April
W -, st IL O'clock :n., in front Of the Mar.
hc: bouSe on k9yai street. Two SQUARES
or GKOUHD, bounded By Queen, Oronoco
!ayne Gnd Vest streets, Inclusive.
Iern5: One fourth Cash; ths residue in BIZ,
we've and Sateen months with properlv en-
dorssd ho!2s, b,,'ing interest from day Of saIe.
JOHN LEATHERLAND
h'h o-td C0mmi :sionar of Sale
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NEW MADRAS GlNGHAMS, best quality,
l2!c; presen: value 15c.
NEW PRINTS latest spring styles.
bUNTlNGS! BUNTiNGSl billiards best
sil WOOL BuntHgs a! 25c; present value 3lic.
BLACK CASIMERESpo positively at old prices.
PKBTZEELDER & CO,
mn 14i King street
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n u T T. ) Ii Il l Z y y Il .

GRAY HAIR OR WHTsKERs changed to .
Glossy BLACK by r single application of this
DYE. II imparts Natural Color, acts Inp.ana
taheously, and is 90 Harmless as spring water.
Sold by Druggists. or sent by express on receipt
Of 81.
Gffsec, 35 Murray 81 New York.
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E'EAS9S Aasb ORGANS,
STI-EEF PIANOS.

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGaT.
Highest Donors Ps.m Exposition 1873 The
Stiett Boudolr Grand. or Upright, the srlisrs
fsvorite. defcs competition
g. l.. WILD = BRO, Sole gents,
723 TIN ST., +. W., Washington, i. G.
Also agents for the celebrated K7anich s. Bach
ard other first class Pianos, and The rcloubet
Pcton & Co. Standard Organs.
BRANCH STORE with W. W. ADAM s
SONS. 15 King street, AlexSndria; also refer 10
Prof HeyT al, OF Alexandria.
ETPisnos, Organs ard other Musical Inatru.
ments TUNED AND REPAIRED. ian I3
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DIG JOE IN H&&BUEG5.
D Monday, February 1Gh, 1850.
job lot Of Hamburg kdgnss and insertings
lust received, very cheap. Also 40 dcz.n ruro
Linen Napkins 81 GOc per doz; Balbriggsn Hose
at 25c, o job; British Half Hose at ~ and 25c,
extra Cheap Ladies' Mourning Hsrdkorctiss,
new style; e1trs large Bates Qaills at 81 80
d. +. BRAoHEAk,
II. b. HoHmo5. No. l09 King street,
Alexandria, Va.
Al wool Bunlings st 25e, grost bargains.
leb IT. ID. +. b.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
~ Monday, March Sth, 1850.
We th5r special Inducements in full lines of
goods ceived from New York, PhiladeIphis
snd Baltimore, bought for cssh at ycry low
Prices Prices VIZ: Al Wool Roll Runtings st 25c ;
nlouole Width Buntings st Toe, voTy Cheap !;
Black French Buntngs, very fine; Blsck In.
grain Hose; Blsck I.isc Thread hose; Black
and White Hose very desirable; Bsloliggsn
lose lose zoe, extra che.I; Icurhing Hsndkerchiefs,
a tull assortment; all Linen Napkins GOc r dCz,
great bargains in Quilts, 81 50 each Grape Col.
iarcts, very CHOICE; Madras Ginghsms, new
s;y.es; Hamburg Edsings; large stock of Tow
els great job; also another invoice of those
two button KID Gloves at 35c; Fstniiz, Kid
Gloves and buttons, warranted.
10 Country Merchants end Others-We have
q large stock of HEAVY GOODS specially
suited to their trade, bought before the great nd.
vance Tor cash. @nd VIC arc prepared TO sci! very
cheap. Call and examine stock
r, u. r. BRASHEAR,
4. 3. hoomcs. No. lob King street,
Hnu Alexandria Va.
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COMMEssE0N MERCHANTS.
COMRESsEON MERCHANTS.
{ Was. s. TAYLOR, Jr,
(Lste Of j. 7. Beckham s. Co.,)
0ENERAL COIMISSION MERCHANT
AID
FEED DEALER.
Agent for
j. 3. FICKLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATED
BflDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
ii North Union street.
- mu 10 Alexandra. Virginia.

W. A. JOHNSON & CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Hsva on hand GIBSON'S XX, XXX, xxx
and PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
snd MONOGRAM WHlSKIES; also BAK-
WH!ShiE ES to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise ahall
receive prompt attention.
:, Consignments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
Northeast corner Ct Cameron End Koesl sis
Ale1sndris, Va oct SG
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DIZZY GDssEs.

Il u Il K g FL V u
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III u 5 HELS PRIME NEW YORK
c,r EARLY ROSE POfATOES, which l
;ec9nmcnd ior the table or for planting,
fot.:" Today by j. g. MILBURN,
90. 10 north Koyal st.
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nlarriages.

Iu Zion Episcopal Church, Charles
town, on Wednesday morning, Oct. 81,
1880, by Rev. Dr. WIN. II. Meade, Mr..
w. A. BENNETT, Of Baltimore, and
Miss BETTE CAMPBELL, daughter
OF the late John Ii. Campbell, of this
county.
In the Episcopal Church in Middle
way, this county, Wednesday, October
81, 1880, by Rev J. Il. w. Blake, Mr.
HENRY &. BAYLORto Miss ANNIE
SHIRLEY, daughter of Mr.. George
Shirley-all Of this county.
On Tuesday the 26th OF October,
1880, at the residence of the brides
parents, near Kabletown, by Rev. b. S.
Highley, Mr.. JOSEPH a. JACKSON
and Miss MARY 4. ALBIN, daughter
of Mr.. John A. Albin,
At the residence of the brides father,
on Wednesday morning, October goth,
1880, by Rev. S. S. Ware, ROBERT
w. WYSONG, of this county, and
MARY L. second daughter of Lewis
Hamburg, Esq, of Loudoun county,Va.
On the 9th ult-, by Rev. WIN. Ger
hardt, Mr.. JAMES w. WALTER to
Miss CATH. ELIZABETH BAKER,
both of Martinsburg.
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OBI'EEAR n.

Died at the residence of her son, near
Duffields, in October last, Mrs. CARO-
LINE SHIRLEY, aged about 75years.
Mrs. Shirley had been a consistent
member of the Presbyterian Church Tor
many years: her lite was an expression
Of the power and comfort of religion;
her illness was one of great suffering,
but in all she was patient and submis-
siye. But her sorrows have ended, her
joys have now begun; she is now with
the Saviour. May God enable her child
rem to meet her in heaven when LIES
work is done The writer OF this visit
ed her during her last illness, he found
her strong in faith patiently suffering
the will OF God But death has now
his work and we trust her spirit is hap
Ply with him who gave it.
By friend, J. S. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-06

NLEAN TEETH and purified breath,
y can be had by using the best tooth
powder aud washer. Among the best
are Meade and Bakers Deutrihce Meade
and Bakers Carbolic Mouth Wash; Bur-
nett's Oriental Tooth Wash; DR.. Carriers
West India Tooth Wash; Balm of 10000
Flowers, and our own unsurpassed tooth
powder. BAKER Il MCMURRAN.
Oct. 80, 1850. Nv
ZINE TOILET SOAPS of many kinds.
L Tar, sulphur and Carbolic Acid Soaps
for toilet use. Shaving Soaps and cheap
toilet soaps.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Oct. 30, 1880.
ZINE CIGARS-Just received large
l. lot of the finest cigars in town. "Our
Favoritc, +" "Thc Lily" "Figaro," ''Thc
Pride of Roanoke and others, cannot
be beaten. We give the best cent
smoke in town. The proof is in II trial
BAKER ~ MCMURRAN.
Oct. 30, 1880 Nv
crop THAT COUGH before the winter
- sets in. We can furnish you with the
very best Cough Syrup that can be made.
BAKER 81 MCMURRAN.
Oct. 30, 1880. 4w
7 AMPS AND LAMP GOODS-Wishing
IL to reduce our stock of Lamps, we will
sell fine lamps at very low prices and
furnish YOU with the best flint chimncys.
BAKER ~ MCMURRAN.
Oct. 30, 1880. Iw
DEAD TIIS-Condensed Milk; Dried
LII CocOanut; Farina; Gelatine; Sea
Moss Farina; lIubbell's Wheat for in
fants Manioca; Liquid Rennct TapiOca;
Corn Starch, for sale cheap ut
BAKER 81 CMURRAN'S.
Oct. 30, 1880. Nv
KIND WORD-PersOns suffering from
n constipation, in consequence OF Il sed-
entary life, can be easily and instantly
relieved, without taking medicine, by
using self-acting Gum Syringe. They
will find several varieties at
BAKER 81 McMURRAE'S.
Oct. 80 1880. Ivy
DIAPER AND ENVELOPES Of several
L grades and very cheap; Copy-bOoks,
PemhOlders, Slate and Lead Pencils, Pen
racks, Ink, &c. Call to sec how low we
can sell them.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Oct. 80, 1880. 4w
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
TILE HOUSE.

TIE HOUSE.
Below will be found list OF mem
bers elect to the House OF Delegates,
as far as known at present:
Barbour, Lewis Wilson, r.
Berkeley, b. f. Bardy, D., and G. L.
Ferrill, D.
Boone, Meadows, D.
Brsxton, Fisher, Ind.
Brooke, G. w. McCord, Il.
Cabell, Hackworth, D.
Doddrdge, Maxwell, r.
Fayette, /. J. Settle, d.
Grant, G. NJ. Babb, r.
Greenbrier, J. NJ. Sydenstrieker, d.
Gilmer, Levi johnson, d.
Hampshire, Monroe, d.
Hancock, John w. Hobbs, r.
Hardy, VIM. Fisher.
Harrison, Moses II. Davis, d., and
b. Ii. Lurty, D.
Jackson, John II. Riley, R.
Jefferson, John w. Grantham, d.,
and Frank Beckwith, D.
Kanawha, ]. H. Ferguson, D., Z. W.
Wilson, d., w. A. QuTrrier, D.
Lewis, A. Edmiston, d.
Lincoln, John Holt, D.
Logan, J. i. Floyd, d.
Marshall, Josiah Sinclair, r., w. Z.
Wayt, r.
Mason, G. w. Tippett, D., George
Rowley, D.
Mineral, J. V. Bell, d.
Monongalia, H. L. Cox, d., Jas. 5.
Watson, r.
Monroe, 3. F. Irons, d.
Morgan, John T. Silver, r.
Mercer, Isaiah Bee, ID.
Ohio, w. p. Hubbard, r., S. a.
Kepner, D., F. P. Mcneil, D., {. W.
Seabright, d.
Preston, p. L. McCrum, r., U. n.
Orr, X.
Putnam, J. X. Thompson, G.
Raleigh, VIM. Prince, d.
Richie and Calhoun, w. L. Hayes, Il
Randolph, G. J. p. Cresap, d.
Summers, n. NJ. Lowry, d.
Taylor, r. Davidson, r.
Tyler, Selman Wells, R.
Upshur, David Poe, Ind.
Wayne, A. G. Fulkerson, D.
Welzel, Sep. Hall, d.
Writ, Lewis Sheppard, d.
Wood and Peasants, ID. ii. Leonard,
d, - Sharp, d.
Wyoming, r. T. Lusk, r.
TIE SENATE.
The members of the Senate, so Tar as
ascertainable, are:
First District, J. II. Donehoo, d.
Second, +. Smith, d.
Third, +. Maxwell, d.
Fourth, d. A. Roberts, d.
Fifth, A. r. Barbee, G.
Sixth, Harvey Samples, d.
Seventh, Joel Z. Stollings, d., Je-
rome Shelton, d., for une1pired term Of
ID. d. Johnson,
Eighth, w. L. Mcneil, d.
Ninth, II. J. Farnsw orth, ID.
Tenth, w. Nj. o. Dawson, X.
Eleventh, Joseph Van Metre, ID.
Twelfth, S. Dawson, Ind. ID.
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COAL and PHOSPHATE
FOR SALE.
Also
Wheat and Corn Wanted.

T HEREBY announce to the public that
l. keep constantly on hand the best
WHITE AND RED ASH, NUT, EGG,
and other sized COAL, which am fur
nishing at low figures.
am also selling the standard FER
TILIZERS, such az HagerstOyn, Bufia-
10 Bone, guaranteed pure, Snowden's,
Ippitt's, and other goods. For these /
only ask trial.
| am also paying the highest market
prices for WHEAT. CORN, and other
produce.
Assuring the public Of strict attention
to business, and as strict integrity In all
the relations Of the same, l solicit from
my people reasonable amount OF their
patronage. Yours truly.
w. n. LEMEN,
Shepherdstown.
Sept. Is, 1880. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-06

1t is fact we'll established by un-
questionable testimony that Halls Hair
Renewer renews, cleanses, brightens,
invisora,es and restores to its original
color and lustre, faded gray or discolor-
ed hair, cheaply, quickly and surely.
The poorest people prefer to buy it and
use it, rather than to proclaim in a
manner more forcible than words can
delineate, through blanched locks or
grizzly beard, that they are aged and
passing to decay. A very short trial
will convince the most skeptical that
it does eradicate the diseases which rob
the hair of its color and lite.-Fort
ScoH (kan.) Daily Moaifor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-06

RuMoRED MURDER IN WEST VIRGIN
A.-A Richmond (Va) dispatch says:
Tntelligence has been received here Ct
the murder, near Cheat Mountain,
Randolph county, this State, of Mrs.
Harriet White, wife of Azariah White.
The foul deed is supposed to have been
done by Naomi Jackson, young wo
man living in the family, and for whom
Mr.. White entertained warm feelings,
and who was retained in the house in
defiance OF the protests of his wife.
Naom; Jackson and White are both un-
der arrest, and lynching is talked of.
Mrs. White was first killed and then
portion of the chimney was tumbled
down upon her to indicate an accident.
But the neighbors, knowing the trouble
in the family, were not TO be deceived
in that way.
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HOME AT LAST!

THAT splendid ant varied supply OF
i Goods bought i'm New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, consisting OF new
styles Dress Goods, fancy and plain
Prints; Domestics, Flannels, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Muslins, Sheetings, Hosiery,
Notions and Fancy Goods; Shawls, Un-
dershirts, Ladies' Vests and Gents I'm
derwear; Jeans, Cottonades, and Shirt
ings. Also a beautiful lot of new Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, sc. NY Grocery,
Wooden, Queens and Hardware depart
ments are rs usual, varied, attractive and
cheap. II you want cheap and good
goods come 10 see me. Trusting by iu-
tegrity and attention to business mcr it
your confidence, now take this occasion
TO thank you for past favors.
WM. L. LEMEN.
Oct lf lf
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A gale blew down a circus tent at
Augusta, Ark, and two lions escaped
from their broken cage. The beasts
bounded through the frightened assem-
bly, and disappeared into the darkness.
The rare opportunity of lion hunt was
not embraced by the Inhabitants, who
all got behind securely fastened doors
as quickly as possible. The circus EN-
ployees, however, provided themselves
with torches, pursued the fugitives,
frightened them with the faring lights,
and drove them into a cage.
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lIOTEI. ARRIVALS.

ENTLER HorEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGaN,
PROPRIETOR.
H. w. Blunt, Washington; J. Y. Par
ran, Baltimore; David Felkcr, Hedges
vile; J. Bolts, A. Elk Co; T. G Butler,
Charlestown; G. Mutchler. j. Hopewell,
New Jersey; P. Best, Stockton, \ J.
VIRGINIA HorEL-W. A. ADAMS, Pro
PRIEToR.
d. a. Weiser, York, Pa; Cha5. u.
Stonebraker, Cbas. Landmau. {. H.
Coulter, Baltimore; A 5. Renuer, Z.
Bane. +. Scbley, County, J STUDY,
Pitsburg; l.. Martin, Cn'peprcr, Va !;
John Enberson, Berryvii!e;