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THE GREAT PRESBYTERIAN
COUNCIL.

PBlIADKLPHIA, Sept. 25.-Revealed religion. In
S relation to science and philosophy. formed
lne topic discussed In all the papers read al TO.
cay SESSIONS of the Pan Presbyterian Council
In horticultural Hall After the usual deyo.
t1onai exercises, conducted by Rev. DIR. Green
c1 Prince ton College. president OF the morning
session. Prof. Henry Calderwood, LID. or
Edfnburg. read paper on the suoject OF the
"ReialfonS OF Science and Theology" during
which the author briefly ana Severaify review ed
the distinctive antitheologicat pecuiaririeS OF
the writings OF Tyndall. Ddr Sin. Huxley aud
the modern sci. ntistS who have sought TO con
troVeTt Bio assertion On scientific hypothesis
ne fact was that there had been firmly prO.
Claimed antagonism TO the recognition of the
supernatural. and under these circumstances
II belongs 10 theologlanS TO make their appeal
10 intelligent men by clear statement OF their
position. That theology has received able sup
port from science was demonstrated by the
speaker citing cases IN which avowals Of Chris
tfan faith had been made Ia all ages by men
who had made scientific research the study OF
their lives. He observed that scientific men
90 not in body, participate In assaults
maze upon the christian church, and those
who do are not scientists. That they
are scientific was not denied, but the
speaker did not DEFY that they were engaged in
scientific work. This paper was followed by
one by DR.. James McCosh. ID. d., LID. presi-
dent OF Princeton college n J.
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GEN. BuTLER'S STOLEN SPoOSs.-YeSterday
noon, two boys named Mcguire dropped some
thing through chink between timbars at the
MfddleSeX street end or the railroad bridge be-
tween Middlesex street and Western avenue.
One OF them put bis hand through to lind &c.
and pulled up paper having two silver spoons
spoons home to his father. and the father put
them In possession OF officer Hayes. Onicer
Hayes made search at the same place. and
found silver mug inscribed " Gen. i. 4. But
1er," quantity OF silver spoons and forks and
other small articles OF Silverware. Gen. But
ler'S residence was burglariZed about a year
since. and the articles found are some OF those
S5l1f
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Practising for the International
Rowing Match,

LONDON, Sept. 25.-The Sportsman this morn
Ing says: Trickett and Laycock. the Austria
lians, did some moderate practice yesterday,
Elliott rowed together to Stella at smart pace
and returned at fast rate. In the Afternoon
they again went out together, rowing rapid
pace. The effect of this hard work On Elliott
was to make him sick after disembarking. but
Hanlan finished as fresh as when he started.
A Fete Day i'm Madric-The POpe,s
Present to the Infanta.
MADRID, Sept. 25-king Alfonso, by q royal
order. has commanded that the 25th of septen-
Der, (to-day,) the fete day of Santa Mercedes, be
kept as an official holiday and gala day in the
palace. in honor of the Infanta Maria Mercedes
Queens health. there viii be no reception or
banquet in the palace. The King and Queen
Yesterday gave audience to the .papal nuncio,
who presented, in splendid marble and ebony
casket, the gift of the Pope to the Infanta Mer-
cedes. It IS very rich satin robe, covered with
lace. and displaying the escutcheons OF Spain
and embroidered by ladies of the Roman
nobility, at the request of the Pope.
A Burned Village.
GENEVA, Sept. 25.-The quarter part of Wis.,
soye, a large village In the Canton of Valais
Switzerland, has been destroyed by fire.
The DuicignO Protest.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The correspondent Of the
Times at Gravoso, telegraphs as follows: The
names Of the 50 leading inhabitants Of Dulcigno
attached to the protest presented to the foreign
Consuis declaring that their fellow citizens will
never consent to be detached from the Turkish
government, are all names OF those people
bound over to Turkey beforehand, many OF
them being In the receipt OF small pay and pen
siODS which Will vanish with the departure OF
the Turks. Other names represent the Influence
Of the fanatical Moslem feeling. 1t is incon-
testably true that the well-to-do and most re-
spectacle Mahommedans in the Dulcigno dis
trict Will welcome Montenegro, thinking any
rule better than anarchy.
CONSERVATION in COnstantlnOpIe.
Admiral SeymOurs ultimatum TO Reza Pacha
has produced considerable CONSERVATION in Con-
stantinople, as the idea that something would
interfere With the joint action Of the powers
is now dispelled.
Action by the Combined Fleet I'm.
iMinent.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-A dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from Ragusa, dated II oc,k
this morning: says: Admiral Seymoa: has Just
arrived. and It Is stated that action by the com
bined feet against Dulclgno is imminent. Ad-
miral Seymour has broken off negotiations with
Ria Pacha- The Albanian league has threat
ened to arrest the foreign consuls In Albania as
soon as the fleet commences hostiIties
Gold for New York.
HAvRE, Sept. 25.-The steamer Ge,Iert, from
Hamburg for New York, took hence to-day
500. coo francs In gold.
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PURSUING his WIFK's ALLEGED LovER-wm.
j. Redmond, who alleges that his home In South
Brooklyn was broken up by Police Sergeant
Morrill,, with whom his (Redmond's) wife went
away, not only sued Morrill, for 81 900 damages
In estranging his wife's affections, but preferred
charges against him In the police department,
and yesterday sued him In Justice Blooms
court, In Brooklyn, for 500 for the board OF his
horse for four months. The jury gave verdict
for the defendaDL-N. y. SaT, 25th.
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THE BR1rLxBoRo' BANK FoRGKR IN JAIL
There were large crowds at the depot in Brat
tieboro, vt, yesterday morning, expecting the
arrival OF the alleged ferger. 8. N. Waite, wh,
was arrested fn Omaha The train was stopper
q mile below the depot, where q carriage was
In waiting, and Walre was taken to the county,
jail Waite declares that he ola not take more
than $500 with him on leaving Bratrleboro'. ana
that dividends were regularly pail while he
was 10 the bank to his directors, when they
posltive!y knew there was no capital upon
which dividends could be earned
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Virginia Politics.

ORGANIZATION OF REPUBLICAN READJUSrER
PARTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Correspondence Of The Stdr]
FREDERlcKsBSkG, Sept %.
A number Of prominent republicans Of the
first Wa.> district, who are not in sympathy
with the Woltz faction. and who Will not sup
port MIR. Woltz for Congress, believing that the
Interests OF the party Will be best ad-
vanced and secured by cooperation with the
readtusters have taken measures to organize a
republican read1uster party for the district.
Their creed will be substantially republican on
national issues, and that of the readjuster party
on state issues. They will give hearty support
fn the present canvass to Garfield aud Arthur
ectOrs, and Judge John Critcher for Congress
Hon. G.. c. Rounds, of Prince William county.
has been invited to take the position of can.
vaSser at large for the district, and appoint a
reliable republican canvasser for each county,
who win be expected to appoint five or more
additional ones for each township. 1t Is as
serted that the rank and file of the republicans
OF the first district are In strong sympathy with
the IeadjusterS party; the indications are that
three-fourths or the republicans will support
this new movement.
REPUBLICAN READJTSTER
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4 QUEER COINCIDENCE AT DELMoNICo's-
There was curiousy dramatic scene In Del
monico's the other day. A slight young fellow,
with q red moustache, sat In the cafe with a
couple of friends. An elderly man, with gray
moustache, sat at neighborlng table and
play with crltch as he watched the younger
man. The young man was James Barton Key.
The elder man was Gen. Daniel Slckles who
killed Philip Barton Key one remarkable day In
Washington. Fortunately the vendetta Is not
an American institution.-Tte Hour.
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SoLoN CHASE publishes q letter from C.. &.
ConpaIt demanding his retirement from the
edftorsh1p OF the Portland, (Me.) Enlltirer II he
lChasel proposes TO advocate straight green
back ticket. In his reply Chase surreDders
charge OF the paper, and says this dark night OF
fusion VIII soon pass away and sunlight and
common sense will again have sway, when
there " Ill be work for him. He says he thinks
the greenback cause can never die, and anttcf-
pafes victory In the early future for the green
back psrty. Mothers north and south are
aching their sons that the greenback ROAD,
like the road to heaven, is straight ahead
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MURDERED BY A NEIGBBoR.-alfred Smith,
correspondent of the California Associated
Press at Sierra City, CAL, was murdered We'd
nesday. His brains was beaten out with rocks
and his body deposited In his house, which was
fired. Thomas Deyine, a neighbor with whom
he had long. standing law suit over a land
title was arrested for the crime
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In TnR PAH-PREsBt TERRAIN COUNCIL, In
Philadelphia, yesterday, Hon. William
Strong. LID, Justice or the Supreme
Court of the United States. pre-
sided. Rev. VIM. Graham, DID,, OF London,
Bible and IN Life" Rev. DIR. Blake, OF Edin-
burgh, spoke on ''The Influence of Christianity
on Employers and Employed" and Hon. Chas
d. Drake. OF Washington, c., on christianity,
the Friend OF the Working Classes
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GEN. GRANT DENIES THE STORY tha. SO 900
set or diamonds, presented him by japanese
tary and sold to Washington pawnbroker for
$1,000. He never had any such present aud
never met with such loss. The general leaves
nome Tor the winter today. He goes first to
Chicago, thence 10 Warren, Ohio TO preside az
republican meeting on the 2Sth: viii attend a
reunion OF his Old regiment ar Decatur on the
9th and 'th OF october. and, returning to Chica-
60, Will meet his son Jesse and wife and ac ,om-
pany them to New York.
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BUNKo SwINpLER was eating hearty and
expensive dinner in a restaurant at Lexington,
Ark. farmer whose last cent he had just
won, entered and said: you've robbed me or
all my money, and I'm hungry. Buy me
meal" The gambler refused. ''Then you
sha'nt eat either" cried the farmer, and shot
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In THE UNITARIAN GENERAL CONFERENCE, in
session at Saratoga, NY, yesterday, Gov. John
d. Long, Of Massachusetts, was chosen pres-
dent A report was made recommending S., 900
for the Sunday School association and SIC, 900
for the school at Hampton, Va, for cOlored and
Indian children; for an annual tax OF 81 on each
pewholder for the care OF aged and disabled
clergymep,
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Virginia skies. deferred
last due coupons. s6zs do, new ten -fories. 46ts
dc; ten rfe,Ny, foity coupons. SsA bid to-day
l13.ali19. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat,
a o estep No.
Iii: No Western Winter red. G spot tli'ssp ans Sep
ten Der. Legal; O.; October. 1.66ks1; 06a: No
corn scutiern steady western rmer and auiet 1es
sSssp sSas Sa' snd sS aS below
aasSjzs; NoSember. 52x bid osts lower % and
Sssaa 4s42 Tsserp sf r. white alsaa DC
Prosaons HsHa n Butter S
Sh9ee See. western tern pa packed. iSs2S Esys trm. % %
oay aim a5s 10 a s aH
soft, 10. Whisky quiet, l:l6 Fre,ghts 70 Liver
P9S bEer wheat is @ asbe p
bushels: oats IS 10 bushels; rye, i. Ss5 bushels
tments, sv wheat s5l l52 bushels; corn. l9 rs"
SE% Y9kk: Sept 2s,astoeks irresaIsr- Money.
ments firm snd higher.
cbIa new YORK. bs. Sept 20 f nFl9ur dull and % nm,
IoNDoS. Sept: IS. IL 80 p. m.-U s. bonds.
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates.
do snd Sc es sesns
rs Pennsylysnia Central. 6oH. Reading, las.
Sfs eSpos S9ss ce sss. ssa,. iss1 s. M g. bonds az
per cents. il2s; new tves, io6x. Ausntic ans ID
Great Western second mortsase trustees, certif-
CITES, 2SA. Pennsylvania Central 604. Beading,
14k. Silver is quoted to-day at 81 s-16d per
ounce
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNooE.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at D. M, reported by Lewis john
son 4 Co u, s; per cents. 1895 sales; U. 5.
New Jersey Central, 7l3s; Ohio and Mississippi
s2I Ere Ss IN Michigan 1 Gent Central san Hanni6sl
hs is sn0Is Iron nVS &aantan SSf
Rock Island. Island. l,6; st. PAU, S25s; do; preferred
ferred. 65zs: Kansas and Texas, 32s.; W. q.
Ieiesrsph. 9s75: O. o. and I. o.. l71s; Pacific
Mail. 3SH.
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FOUR NEW CASES Of diphtherta have broken
out In a tenement lately pronounced UNIT for
human habitetion. VIII people realize that
this dread disease is not visitation OF God, bat
the result OF human neglect OF true cleanliness?
N. 7. Herald, Path.
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A STEAMER SUNK.-The steamer Florence
Never from Cincinnati struck snag aoout
three O'Clock a. no. yesterday at Builitts Bayou,
12 miles above Natcnez Miss and sank e 60 I, sae
break in two. One caDin passenger, the second
pantry man and porter, and two rousters were
droWied The boat and cargo are total loss
The books and papers were SaVc0.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept 25.-The Cumberland
anthracite coal interests have agreed to a sus-
pension Of production from october 1st TO 9th
inclusive. An understanding has been arrivee
al 10 the elect that there viii be no change In
eastern prices
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. GRANTS GALL.
AC0NVENTION OF UNION VETERANS.
DULCIGN0 IN DANGER.
CONSERVATION IN TURKEY.
COTTON CROP REPORTS.
INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH
ACONVENTION OF UNION VETERANS
DULCIGN0 IN DANGER,
C0NSI ERNATI0N IN TURKEY.
COTTON CROP REPORTS.
INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH
THE PAN PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
GEN. CHANTS CALL.

GEN. GRANTS CALL.
The Union Veterans to Meet in
Convention.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The following call has
been issued:
Headquarters Union Veterans Natl Commit
tee, New York City, Sept. %. General order No.
10. Ihe union veteran soldiers and sailors OF
the United states will meet In convention at
Indianapolis, Ind, on Thursday, the 1th day OF
Oct. lScu. L. S. GRANT,
Commander In Chief.
OffiCial:-DRAKE DEKAY Adi't Gen
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JUDGMENT OF S64.47l.6O AGAINST POSTMASTER
JAMEs.-In the suit OF Christopher c. Camp
bell, assignee In trust, against PoStmaste
James, OF New York, and others for infringe
ment upon letters patent granted to Marcus T
Norton, Of Troy, N. Y, for improvements IL
ppostaI serYics of the fTntisd Sfatas ana, de
cree was made and filed In the United State;
circuit court at New York yesterday, By Judge
Wheeler, awarding the complainant S64, Al. 40
Postmaster James appealed the case to the SD
preme Court of the United States.
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Tender. at San Francisco, from the Arctic Re.
ports that nothing has been heard OF the mis-
Sing whaiers, Nj Wallaston and vtgflant. or
the Arctic exploring vessel Jeannette The
revenue cutter Thos. CorWtn, owing to the
severity OF the past winter and the tar1fness in
the breaking up OF the ice this summer, was un-
able to continue On her erTaud.
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CONDITION OF THE COTTON
CROP.
reports from Seven States,

keYOftS from seven StateSs
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-The Democrat pub
fishes today telegraphlc reports from "a central
points in the cotton districts OF Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee, giving the condition OF the cot
ton crops up to september oath. louisiana
Returns from Is parishes report generally uu-
favorable weather during the entire week In u
parishes and favorable weather In one parish
Worms have appeared in three and caterpillar5
IN one. Picking has been retarded by rain an1
In two cases by scant supplies of labor. There
Will be reduction In the estimates OF the Yield
In eleven and an increase over last year In two
parishes. Alabama reports are received from y
counties, showing generally favorable weather
dui1ng the week, excepting Friday, In O. and
continued wet and unfavorable weather In 2
counties. Labor is sufficient and satisfactory
in counties, scarce and in demand in 2. The
yield Will be less than last year In counties.
about the same In one and a slight
ncsease ecefase in one Mississippi
Which no change Is reported since the last state
ment. Rains have prevailed TO damaging ex-
tent IN ten counties. more favorable weather In
age caused by rain has been greatly over esti-
mated in one locality. Labor is generally un-
changed throughout the state. there being sutli-
cient In most places and fully employed In one
one or two estimates OF the yield are from 10 to
25 per cent less than last year, though in one
locality the loss OF nearly half the crop is ex-
pected. Arhansas-RepOrts from six dis
tIicts are received. Continued gloomy rainy
retarding picking while worms have stripped
the fields In one section. Labor is scarce in
one. Favorable weather Is reported in two. 4
decrease In yield OF from 10 to 35 per cent is re-
ported IN five. Texas-Reports are received
from nine counties, in all of which more or less
rainy weather has prevailed to the retardation
OF picking. The estimated damages is half the
crop In two counties; no change from last year
in two; to 10 per cent in one and 80 per cent
in one There will be an increased yield In one
county equal to 2s pr CT Tennessee-Twor reports
are received, In one of which the weather is
said to be fine and the prospect unchanged In
the other decreased yield of 20 per cent
Georgia-Reports are received from two dis
tr1cts reporting more favorable weather In one.
and In the other an expected increase Of yield
OF from to 10 per cent as compared with last
year. In one county the receipts are already 40
Fer cent ahead Of last year, and considerable
increase In one. There is no complaint OF labor
A Woman Acquitted OF a Charge Of
MHrder.
MMwAUKEE. Sept 25.-The jury In the case
OF Mrs. Mary Vankirk charged with the mur-
der OF her step brother, Patrick Leahy, returned
verdict of not guilty last evening.
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srRIrre MINERS ORDERING SALOONS CLOSED
A fiisnarch from the corning (Ohlol mines saws
the saIoon-keepers there have been notified by
miners from suattsvtlIe and Shawnee to close
the miners are contemplating further attack
upon the uoops The miners complained that
ffe drunkenness of some OF their men on SUM-
cav last interfered with their plans.
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His NoI0inati0n Assured

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. B.-The demOcratic
convention OF Lehigh county met this morning
and Instructed conferees to support hon. Wm.
has now been endorsed by alf the counties In
the 10th congressional district, and his nom1na-
ton fS assured.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-InterDal rev
enue, s422.O45.90; customs. $751;, 1852.
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GEN. TOWNSEND has returned to the CITY. He
was at the War department to-day and called
on Gen. Drum and his former chiefs OF division
in the ad1utant generals department.
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AN ACTOR ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF For
oiEkI.-O1hcer Wheelock, OF the Seventh pre-
S,nct; ABOUT l1:30 o'clock this morning. arrested
~ roHn John W. BarksoD. an actor, an The chargs
VI VI passing forged check on w. w. McCai-
GtagD, Ia,se;, a1e % %WeL-known lumber dealer on New
gTonSey Tor,y avenue. The check was drawn on the
rann ra.mers' and Mechanics National Bank of
33ecIgetoWn for $14. payable to the order OF
ratIel pil ferr1n. MIR. Mccullough states that
pa nanhson came TO his Office dressed as priest
anu sant tI0ered about 81 worth OF lumber, to be
ds;l sSna 10 place on New jersey avenue. The
GrH 9rlger went to the place named, but failed to
rhecs aMu any such number The prisoner gave the
eMeck eio In payment and received about
tbo III change. Mr.. Mccullough gave
th the Cneck In payment for freight to
y o1s s Dailnofe and Ohio Railroad Company, and
en.y uay VI Two afterwards was informed by them
SuaG ia presenting the check to the above bank,
was proteated and deemed q forgery.
age, age. and gives his residence as KeokuS,
l0wa. be takes the character OF an
Oio man at the theater, and when arrested at
Ine washington house, this morning, ne was
dressed as priest. When brought before Mr.
Msccu!lough, he positively identified him and
ms priest rig. At o'clock he had not been ne.
leased from the stationhouse, although his
brother actors claimed that they could not do
Without bin at the matinee performance at the
National Theater OF Golden Game" this
afternoon.
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Crime Ola Long Island.

NvERHKAD, I. L, sept. 25.-The Suh0lK c0un
ty sessions yesterday was the largest Criminal
court ever held In the county. Hegerman. Dal.
ton and Meade were indicted for murder In the
fist degree at Amityvflle. Milbur and Higgins
for murder in the first degree at Sag HaTbor
Rosa Harris. of Sag Han Dor, and Ella RobIDson.
OF East Hampton, OF murder in the second de.
gree. The trials are set for the October term of
arson case at Huntington, after a lengthy trial
q verdict was rendered OF not guilty. The court
then adjourned.
The Whipping Post i'm Delaware.
WILMNGTON, DEL, Sept 25.-Six white and
four colored convicrs were publicly whipped ar
New Castle today. In nearly all cases the whip
was laid on severely.
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Gold From, Emror..

Gold From EufOpee
NEW YORK, Sept 2k-The steamship Donau,
from Europe, brought &S0S,9A In foreign gold
coin and bars.
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Just PUBLISHED
McPHERs0s'S HANDBOOK
POLITICS, 1880.
JULY !. 1879, TO JULY /, 1880.
RIDDLES LIFE OF GARFIELD.
JAMES J. CHAPLAIN. Publisher.
METROPOLITAN BooKsroRE.
aG221 8lI Penn. ave.
SPORTING GOODS.

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Warranted perfection in barrels locks, stock, &C
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SHOT GUN
English Laminated S.ee, Barrels
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coed gun IN every respect, aud the sportsman
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meilt Hospital; Pref Beach. Alexandria Va
Major Gec. Duftey, Com. Internal Revenue Alley
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and 52l 1th opp. e. s. Post 0fica- Immense cata-
lozue Of fine Colt Guns. Fishing Tackle al Rszor,s
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