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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-05
NEW TODAY.
Proposals Scr Fresh Beef, Gut:Ol
and SIfoEr;

ETOpGSlsS ScF EEcsh LStS1- S4ots0h
and Flour.
GUBSISTENCE- OFFICE. DEPARTMENT
- of TIL Columbia, Vancouver Barracks. W.
T. March /, 49,
sealed proposals. in trip4.caie, subject to
the usual conditions VIII he received at this
Office and at the Office Oi the ActIhg Assist
ant C0mmissarieS Of subsistence at the iei,
lowing named posts (tor the supplies needed
3t IN sc posts ODly) until y O'Clock. hcc0, On
Wednesday. April ". 1852, 81 which time and
place they viii be opened III the presence OF
bidders for the furnishing and deiiVery ol
Fresh Beef and Mutton during the year COM
mencing JGly !, 1882: - r.
Fort Cleur G'Aleue. ]. 7. :; Fort Colviiie: W.
7. Fort Klamath, O1egon Fort LapWal.
I. Camp spokane, ". I. Fort Townsend.
". y: Vancouver Barracks. W. T.; Fort
Walla Walla, W. I.
Also, for the delivery OF the following
am unts of Flour Boise Barracks, l. l.,
-. 5oj pounds; Fort Candy. w. T.. 1926
mounds: Fort CCeur d'Alpne, ]. T. % 99S
hounds Fort COlyille. W. T, i0,IGs pounds
Fort Klamath. oregon, 1885 pounds tcfi
LapGai, II. 1921 pounds :. Camp Spokane
W 34jT pounds Fort Townsend, w. +,
! IS 023 pounds: Vancouver Barracks, w. T.
! Eo27S pounds; Fort Walla Walla, W. L.
| e,2I2 pOundS.
Samples OF the Flour, mot. less than TWO
p0unds) proposed to be furnished, mnSt be
submitted with the proposals. The Flour tC
D.. tested by baking befo'e acceptance
Proposals for quantities OF Flour less thar
! The whole required will be received. The
/ government reserves the right TO reject any
| or al proposals.
| Blank proposals and printed circulars stat
! ing the kind Of Beef. Mutton and Hour re-
| Quired at each post. and giving Iuli msifuc
| ions rs The manner OF bidding, condition:
! ta be observed by the bidders, and terms o
contract and payment, will he furnished Oh
| application at this ofll.e, or the Acting AS
siStant CommissarieS Of Subsistence at th'
! various post named.
| Envelopes containing proposals should b.
Ia 4rked Proposals for - at -" an(
addressed 10 the undersigned or to the res
pective Acting Assistant COmmissarles o
| Subsistence. SAML I. GUSHING.
Captain and c. S., U. S. A
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-05
School Tax, District Mo. g.
Upper ASTORIA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N School Taxes for the above District are
now due and payable at the Office of the
undersigned. PIease pay UP promptly and
save costs. WIN. b. ADA1R,
did. Clerk District No. o.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 "A. NJ, horses. mules.
new aud secondhand vehicles.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 12 NJ, at the town Of
Howardsville. Albemarle county, the splendid
farm called " MOnticola,r on which Is an ele-
CANT brick dwelling, with out-bulldings or
chards, &c. Also u large number of stores.
dwellings, shops, &C., in ilowardsyillc; also, 80
acres of land on Rockish river.
GEORGE :. VASIiON 4 son, 81 y. NJ. trustees
sale Of framed dwelling No. 1904 west Clay
street.
GEORGE VI. POINDEXTER, 3 =. NJ, n large
number Of building lots In Fulton.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 p. W.. trustees sale Of
four three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 250e,
25l1, 25l3, and % ! Franklin street, between
Twenty-lfth and Twenty-sixth streets
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, L. NJ. two-story brick
dwelling No. 10 Third street. between Main
and Cary streets.
WILLIAM III. LYME & Co. IL NJ, brick build-
Ing on the west line Of Fifteenth between Main
and Cary streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN & son, @ T. ~, lot
No. Sl4 and small framed tenement on a stset
leading from Baker 10 Duva
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Death Of William b. WeiSiger.-Mr.
William b. Weisiger, son Of the late Captain
William "Weisiger, Of Manchester, was
found dead early yesterday morning in his
room, at the old family residence, on Ninth
street between Bainbridge and Porter.
For number OF years he had been afflicted
with spasms, which came on him more ire
quently during the latter part Of his life.
During the night he was seized with q Sc
we're attack, and fell head-foremost off the
bed on the floor, catching his feet in the
bedclothes. When found he was IN that
position. and had evidently been dead sew
eral hours. He was in the forty-fifth year
OF his age, and was a brother OF David and
Irwin Weisiger, OF this city, and OF Samuel
and Addison Weisiger, Of Atlanta, Ga.
The funeral will take place from the
Manchester Methodist church, OF which the
deceased was member for number OF
years, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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THE LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Ex-
cURsI0S.-H. W. Fuller, Esq, general pas
senger agent. announces a grand excursion
to Louisville and Cincinnati. leaving Rich
mond, over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, Friday morning at o'clock. Mr..
Fuller has arranged schedule Of prices
from points In this State and North Caro-
lima which puts it in the power OF persons
to take this delightful trip at small cost.
The attractions at Louisville will be the
Jockey Club races, which commence on the
10th instant. On the same day Cincin-
natis fifth musical festival will begin, last
ing four days, under the direction Of Theo-
dore Thomas, the distinguished impress
sario.
Tickets going are good only on the spe-
cial excursion train, but returning they
win be good on any regular train till May
2Sth.
Many persons will doubtless avail them.
selves OF this opportunity to visit two ol
the most beautiful cities OF the West, as
well a. to enjoy the magnificent scenery
along the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
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IT MAY AS WELL BE KNOWN THAT Hell
LER & Co.'s closing-out sale OF Shoes, Slip
pers, &C., at 2l3 east Broad street, will
continue but few weeks longer, when the
remainder OF their immense stock will be
sold at auction, for they are determined to
open with IN entire fresh stock Of seasona-
bic goods at their old stand, 5l7 Broad
street, as soon as the Improvements are
completed. Those who have as yet failed
to secure the extraordinary bargains they.
offer in first-class goods should not neglect
to secure them without the least possible
delay. \ large stock OF trunks are offered
ot
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The following are extracts from the
plan:
"Polls shall be opened in each precinct
OF the city, and II shall be the duty OF the
ward superintendent to select some suita-
BILE voting-place, which shall be the usual
voting place, or as near thereto as possible,
and to see, as far az possible, that the judges
and clerks are IN place at the hour appoint
ed for the opening Of the polls
"The polls shall be opened at sunrise
and closed at sunset"
"No other ticket except the one printed
by order Of the Committee on Printing
shall be used"
"All white voters rho are duly regis
tered, and who intend 10 support the nomi-
nees OF the party, shall be entitled to vote,
and this shall include those who have not
arrived at the age OF twenty-one, but who
will be twenty-one on or before the fourth
Thursday in May"
Immediately after the polls are closed
the Judges and the clerks OF election, in
the presence OF the superintendent OF the
ward in which such polls are held, IL he be
present, and In the presence of two spccta-
tors, should they desire to be present, shall
ascertain the number OF votes east. which
number should correspond with the num-
Der OF names on the poll-book. The Judges
and clerks OF election shall then make out
on the poll-book a certificate Of the number
OF votes cast for each candidate, which GER
tificate shall be signed by the judges and
attested by the clerks, and returned inme-
didtely upon the close OF said work, to-
.gether with the ballots and other books
and papers, to the secretary OF the City
Committee"
The registration-book ordered to be
copied for the use OF the committee are
supposed 10 be In the hands OF the ward
slperintendents. The poll-books, plans,
and tickets can be obtained from the secre-
tary this afternoon after O'Clock.
BY far the largest white precincts are
First Clay (Westham House) and First
Monroe, Gate "Fisherville," now Childs
old drugstore. near Main and Secondly and
il is especially desirable that candidates
should get their friends in these two pre-
cincts to vote early.
The accurate polling OF rira-roce vote
can never be done very rapidly, and it is
therefore desirable that there should be o
continuous stream OF voters all day rather
than have the polls crowded for an hour
before sunset.
Special arrangements have been made to
poll the vote OF these two precincts as rapid
ly as possible, but IL the people wait until
late i'm the evening some OF them are sure
TO be left out when at sunset the judges
declare the polls closed.
Get out your vote early at all the pre-
ciencts, but more especially at First Mon
roe and First Clay!
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
L. AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WlNSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one of the best female ply yscian,
and nurses In the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never-faiIng safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers ard children. from the
feeble infant OF one week old 10 the admit. IL
rects acidty of the stomach, relieves wind-colc,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health, and
comfort TO mother and child. We believe II the
best and surest remedy in the world In all eases Of
DlSENTERY and DIARRHEA In children,
whether arising from teetbing or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile
Of CURTIS & PERKINS Is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medIcine-dealers. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. my 5-eod1w
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING MAY 8, 1SS2.-CduSeS Of Death: Apo
plexy, white; cerebro-spinal meningitis,
colored; congestion Of brain, white, l
colored; consumption, 2 colored; convul-
sions (iniantile), 1 colored; diarrh9a, l
white, colored; fever (childbed(, 1 CO.
lored; fracture, / white; inianticide, l
white; marasmus, white; meningitis, l
white; peritonitis, colored; pneumonia,
/ white, colored; premature birth, 1
white; teething, 1 colored; unknown. /
colored. Whole number Of deaths in the
city, exclusive Of still-births, %. Locality
Marshall Ward, l; Jefferson Ward, 4 /;
Madison Ward, 3; Monroe Ward, 8; Clay
Ward, 4; Jackson Ward, 5; almshouse, l /;
penitentiary, /. Whole number Of deaths
for the month Of April, 147-white, 81; CO.
lored, So.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was 1873 per | 200 per annum rate Of NOR
tality Of white population was 13.40 per
/ 200 per annum; rate OF mortality OF CO.
lored population was 22.9i per 1000 per
annum. j. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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tits not generally known that the nervous system
IA. wonderful influence over the skin, but this Is
a fact Known TO medical men who have given much
az their time the study Of diseases Of the skin.
No one can have clear and fair complexion, un-
mixed with hloiehes or pimples, who Is very ner-
vouS. Whatever tends to a heslihful condition of
,ho nervous system always beauties the complex
ION and removes roughneSs aud dryness Of the skim
some skin-diseascs are not attended by visible
Sens on the surface but intoierable itching that
,eudsr. ME- miserable. We copy the following de-
scrvlns and interesting compliment from the
Tribuae, which says:
an. q. w BESsoN's new remedy. SKIN-CURE,
4, ,recsvcd by the public with great confidence, and
,tis regarded as very generous act on the Doctors
nsrt 10 make known and prepare for general use
hi valuable and fayorile prescription for the treat
mont Of skln-disoases, after having devoted almost
M. entire life to the study and treatment Of ner-
,o, and skin diseases, In which he took great de-
t,yht. lie was for number Of years physician in
charge Of the Maryland Inhrmary on permatology,
aud ANYTHING from his hands is at once accepted as
authoriiy and valuable. The remedy Is fully the
Article 10 attack the disease, both internally,
through the blood, and externally through the alb
sorbcnts and Is the only reliable aud rational mode
Of treatment. These preparations are only put up
for general use after having been used by the Doc
to in his private practice for years with the great
eei success and they fully merit the confidence Of
an classes Of sufferers from skin diseases"
T,sis for sale by all druggists, two bottles Inter
nal and external trestment) in one package. Don't
te persuaded 10 take any other. IL costs sone dollar
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New FlOWer-StOre.

We hail with delight the new enterprise
OF Mr.. J. J. Harvey in building flower
store within the reach Of all. At his new
store, OH the south side Of Broad just
above First street, you will find large col
lection OF roses, geraniums, fuchsias, VERDE
mas, helotropes, foliage plants, pansies,
&c. From his extensive greenhouses on the
Brook road may be ordered flowers,
plants, or eyergreens. He is prepared to
fill orders for cut-flowers, bouquets, and
baskets at short notice. The ladies are
particularly invited TO call.
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OH, MY HEAD!
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?

sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, sieeplessness,
and Brain Diseases, positively cured by DIR. BEN
SONS CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS.
They contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful
drug.
Sold by druggists. Price, soc. per box; TWO
boxes for sl six boxes for $3.50 by mall postage
free.-DR. c. W. HENSON, Baltimore, Md. c. \.
CEITTENTON, New York, Is wholesale agent for
these remedies. my 7-eod1w&w
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CoLORED GooD TExPLA ARs.-New Light
Lodge, No. 2, l. o. G. T., has installed the
following officers: NJ. A. Phearson, w. C..
T.; Edward Harris, w. V. T.; j. B.
Griffin, w. s.; w. ii. l.. Combs, w. +. $. |;
Robert McNaughton, Treasurer; Rev. Pc
ter Smith, Chaplain; Lewis Howard, w.
NJ; Miles jenkins, W. i. g.; John Lee,
w. o. g.; Berkley Lee, z. w. c. T. This
order is said to be progressing finely all
over the state.
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IMPROVED ORDER or RED MES.-The
Great Council Of Virginia OF Improved
Order OF Red Men will meet In this city
to-day. There will be a full representation
from the different tribes, most OF the rep.
resentatives being already here.
This evening at O'Clock, at Sanger
Halle, Jamestown Tribe, No. Al, will give
u complimentary banquet to the Great
Council. TO be followed by grand ball at
the First Regiment Armory.
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DROWNED IN THE RVER.-General White,
colored steyedore at the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway wharves, fell overheard yes
terday afternoon between II and O'Clock,
and was drowned. The body was recov-
cred, and Justice Larus, acting county
coroner, upon being notified went down TO
the wharves, and after hearing the circum-
stances deemed an inquest unnecessary,
and ordered the body TO be turned over TO
the friends OF the deceased for burial.
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THE RICHMOND LIGHT INF4NTRY Blues
This company will celebrate its eighty
ninth anniversary at the James River
Brewery to-day. Efficient committees OF
arrangement have the affair in charge, and
the occasion will be one Of rare enjoyment
TO the participants.
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To The Editor of The Dispatch ;

4 . TWJ LUIIOI y Itt TI5PUIVV
All reports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. am q candidate for the Office OF High
Constable Several times satisfactorily filled
by me in the past, and will be such till
sundown on the llth. Neither my friends
nor myself are discouraged by the present
aspect OF the canvass. Respectfully,
\. B. DUEsBERRY.
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BASE BALL.--This evening the old 0lym-
pic Club will play the Richmond College
nine on the grounds OF the latter at A
O'Clock. The Olympic nine Is as follows :
w. Sands, first base; w. crenshaw, third
base; L. Fox, centre fielder; j. w.
Maury, Jr., short stop; d. j. Burr, Sc
cond base; I. NJ. Carrington, catcher; Il.
Mayo, pitcher; NJ. b. Tyler, right fielder ;
c: Aiken, left fielder; w. Colquitt, sub
stitute.
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THE MOZART Tomorrow EVENING
Thursday will be opera night at the Mo
zart, when "The Crimson Scarf" with
music by Legroix, will be rendered. The
cast will embrace Messrs. Bernard, Hoff,
Walker, and Ramos, and Misses Sheffield
and Thomas, with chorus and orchestra.
Members OF the Association can obtain re-
served seats at C.. +. Johnston's as usual.
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POLICE APPONTMENT.-The Board Of
Police Commissioners at their meeting yes
terday afternoon appointed Mr.. stephen j.
Childrey member Of the police force Uice
Thomas Hulcher, declined-the appoint
ment TO take effect June 1st
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REPUBLICAN STRAIGHTOUT CONVENTION
The Republicans Of this State will meet in
State Convention Tuesday, June 9th, at
otaunton, Va.
The following additional members OF the
State Executive Committee have been
elected
h. h. Newman and Harrison Fadley, Of
Shenandoah; Hon. George Rye and J. B.
Work, Lynchburg; Colonel J. ii. Hill, Pc
tersburg; W. j. Elliot and r. j. Shelton.
Staunton; Colonel j. L. Wilson, Norfolk;
Henrico.
From present indications the Convention
will be fully represented by delegates from
all parts Of the State.
w. ii. l.. Combs, OF this city, is the
secretary OF the State Committee.
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OAKwooD MEN0RIAl-ANNUAL DECoRA-
TIoN.-The 10th OF May, the anniversary OF
the death Of Stonewall Jackson and the day
chosen by the ladies of Oakwood Memorial
Association for their annual decoration OF
the soldiers graves, is again here, and
again these ladies will go to the well-kept
grounds with their offerings OF love and
affection.
As was stated day or two ago, there
will be no attempt at profuse decoration,
but the floral offerings Of the many, small
though each may be, will show that none
of the army Of the dead will be overlooked,
To this end all-oi every creed and ma
tion-are invited to contribute something.
The gates will be opened all day, but as
usual the larger attendance will be in the
afternoon. No regiment OF troops will be
there to honor their dead brothers-in-arms,
no band to make music over their last
resting places, but in deep and reyerential
awe, with hearts full Of love and tenderness,
our people will again assemble In this city
Of the dead to do honor TO the memory OF
those who fell in defence Of cause they
believed TO be Just.
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FT.OWERa.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

WILLIAM W. wISFREE. WILLIAM W. GREER.
late j. r. Tyler.
WINFREE Il GREER, SUCCESSORS TO
w j. h. TYLER, CARPENTERS AND BUILD
ERS. No. 2lO EAST CARY STREET. wish 10 inform
their friends aud the public generally that they
are prepared to do all kinds Of CARPE NTERS'
WORK AND BUILDING at short notice. call
solicited. All work executed promptly and in the
best manner, &c.
Having retired from the above business, take
pleasure In recommending my friends aud patrons
10 the above irm. Thanking for past flyors, &C.,
j. r. TYLER,
MAY o. 1882. my l02awtJel
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julius MEYER soS offer special bargains 4
silks from the recent large sales In New York.

WE have Just received some Pure, Delicious
CATAwBA WINE. Price very low.
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal use.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Chesterfield Circuit Court.-Tbis court
Judge Wcisiger presiding-is announced to
commence its spring term to-day at the
courthouse. Several important cases are
on the docket listed for trial. The death
Of near relative Of the Judge may cut
short to-day's session.
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THE sHoSINGER ORGAN is going everywhere,
II is sweet, powerful, durable, and cheap. II can
be had with or without chime Of bells.
RYLAND a LEE, Agents.
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CARPETS, OILCLOTHs, &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, AND NAT
" TINGs.-I have Just received full line Of
CHINESE MATTlNGS Of all styles and qualities,
CARPETS, OIL-CL0TIls, RUGS, MATS, and
DRIGETs, CORNICE, LACE and DAMAsK
sIIADES-Iiolland, sc. Full line
Of PAPER-HANGINGS OF all styles. which I am
Offering at low prices. All orders promptly at
tended 10. Work done in town or country.
4. JENNINGS,
No 1911 Main street,
ap 13-2m Richmond. Va.
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GERMAN CITIZENS AND THE PRIMARY.-At
a meeting OF Germans held Monday night
a copy of the list OF candidates entered for
the Conservative primary, having been OBJ
tanned through the courtesy OF the secre-
tary and treasurer OF the City Committee,
was read. There was then free discus
sion Of the merits and claims OF the aspi-
rants. The result was that list OF the
names approved was made out and ordered
to be printed for the information Of Ger
man citizens.
A prominent officer OF the German Citi-
zens' Association, who had the list in
hand, was yesterday asked for copy for
publication. He replied that personally he
had no objection to giving the reporter
copy, but that the order Of the meeting
was that no publicity should he given it
until it was printed as aforesaid. lie said
he had proof Of the ticket in his pocket,
but that there were some corrections yet to
be made and il was therefore imperfect.
1t is quite well known in political quar-
ters who have been and who have not been
recommended for the support Of German
citizens, but considering that changes may
vet be made before the ticket, or more pro-
perly memorandum, is printed, it is pro-
per that no names should be here men,
toned.
As far as could be ascertained, il is not
considered obligatory upon any one to OBJ
serve these recommendations unless the
candidates indicated are satisfactory.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"ATER-POWER FOR RENT IN
w PETERSBURG, At THE BASIN, IN THE
WET OR DRY. There Is on the premises a rock
foundation and brick wall for first story: fOrcbay
and uenstOck, nearly new. one American Turbine
40 20 go horse also, a Lohnville Wheel, about 20
horse some Corn and Wheat-Bnrrs. Shaftings.
Spindles, &c. All the above viii be sold cheap or
rented for my unexpired lease Of little over three
years.
Parties wanting this property can make good
terms with the owner for long lease.
Apply 10 SEWARD K MUNT,
my 6-lw Eagle Mils.n Petersburg, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
local rains, light, variable winds, mostly
southerly, stationary or lower temperature
and barometer.
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THE FISCHER PIANO defes competition.
There Is no piano on the market for the price, that
can touch n. II was the nrst American plano ever
sold In the Chinese Empire.
RYLAyD a LEE, Agents,
Ola Main street.