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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-14
E. e. FOSTER ,
2. z. PARK

aud Dealer in all Kinds
IVA OF Marble II Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good, and prices as Low as any IN Vermont.
High Street MORRISVILLE, VT.
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Many of the troubles incident to the
women of our land are so much more ex-
hausting than any with which women
have to contend, that any remedy for
the special complaints should be hailed as
national blessing. Such is Dr.. Hardv's
''Woman's Friend Try 1t mothers.
wives and daughters" 34W4
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p K GLEED.

A TTORNEY AZ LAW and Solicitor in Chan
N Gerry, W9lcott, VT
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VAN NESS E0USE.
BURLINGTON, VT,

BOWMAN, WOODBURY. 4 CLARK, Prop'rs.
House commands fine view of the Lake and the
AdirOndacks. Has been recently enlarged. Has
all the modern convenicnces for the comfort of
guests, including an elegant elevator. Only house
in the state using the electric light. Table sup
piled with all the Injuries of the season.
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z. Il. DEFINING.
DENTIST

CAMBRIDGE BORO, VT.
Rooms opposite the Boro House. Absent from
town the last two weeks of each month. l3m6
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a /. CnAMPEAu, MORRIsyILLE, VT.
~ Manufacturer and Dealer in b.
Fine Single and Double Driving Harnesses,
Heavy Double HARNESSES, Whips, Trunks, Nalises
and Horse Furnishing Goods Of all kinds. %
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~ 80 "
H---Gsas5 ~ - ) = NJ
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Ask your physician and he will tell you
that Buchu is one of the best, surest and
safest remedies for aiding, Strengthening
and cleansing the kidneys. 1t IS one Of
the ingredients of Hops and Malt Bitters.
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Lumber w agons J!

now have for sale at my shop in Hyde Park
lot OF new Lumber Wagons of all sizes. These
wagons were all made in my shop, and are war
ranted to be built of hrstclass material. If you
are DESTROYS of purchasing a kDMBEEg-
WAGON, call on me, and we will make salts
factory arrangements as to prices, terms, etc.
al have also SamsOn's Lag Iron.
". W. = ESV EFT. Hyde Park. Va.
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aigAll work Warranted.
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GOODS 10 Ri IN REPRESENTED.

We continue our sale Of Medium and
Light weight Suits at Cost, and some for
Less. It will pay you to purchase even if
you don't use them until next spring.
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NeWA RrielS.

The cashier OF the plundered bank at Kewance,
III, has made full confession, and shown the
place In his fathers barn yard where he had buried
$4,000 In gold. Pratt is son OF the Kewanee post
master, teacher In the Sunday school, and was
to the amount OF 81 500 which were paid by him.
For the robbery and partial burning OF the house
OF jeremiah II. Pine, at Ocean Grove, \: J.. which
was said to have been the work Of thieves, the
detectives have arrested Mr. Pine himself, who
admits that he fired the house, and showed them
where he had $500 concealed under the carpet and
sl97 in his butcher shop at Asbury Park
Arthur NJ. Harrington, OF Maine, and +. d. CheS.
ter, OF New York, were yesterday chosen members
formerly occupied by Dr. Reinhart, Instructor IN
agriculture, astronomy and natural physics, and
Frederick G. Ango was met by unknown high
waymen In the woods near SIX Mile Falls, Maine.
perate resistance, in which he was twice shot
Mr. Henry Irving. the the actor, @ ME-. Mt; George AIgns-
have M @ added their names to the list Of persons X
favor OF placing bust OF Longfellow In West
i: is stated that q greater number of miles oe
railway have been constructed during Auguse
than ever before In q similar period In the his.
Frederick Goeft, of Philadelphia, rs years a
age, who mixed I've instead OF sugar with lemo.
made two weeks ago, died from exhaustion TLurs.
The Berthier Beef Root Sugar Factory, near
Montreal which cost $500 GOO, was sold by -
sheriff III Yesterday for tine beneft OF creditors ior
NEW s E sSs q fs fssss es has smong a
-Four have died and twenty eight are III with -
malady.
The disanection among the Irish police -
have refused to do duty.
A heavy snow storm ragged In Leadville all ~
DAY night and Wednesday morning.
The ceremony Of crowning the Car has ben -.
feyred until May.
Rev. Irwin p. kcCurdy. the pastor q the Proos
byteEian church In Frederick, has declined -,
sfer recently made him Of the presidency q g.;
ford college, Oxford, Ohio.
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General Foreign News.

THE GREEKS THE AGGRESsoRs IN THE FRoSrrEI
FIGHT.
LONDON, August 3l-A Vienna dispatch 70 the
Times SAYS: According TO Information received
here, IL seems TO lie undoubted that the Greeks
were the aggreSSors in the frontier affairs
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS DEFFRREp
ROME, August 3l.-The Popelo Romano. semi.
Official, announces authoritatively that specie
payments VIII not be resumed until APRIL 1883.
JEANETTE SURVIVORS IN IIyERPooI
LIVERPOOL. August 3l.-Noros and NIniernan.
survivors OF the Jeannette, arrived here last eve.
ming. Engineer Melville is expected today r TO.
morrow. They VIII probably sail on Saturia for
New York In the steamship Parthia.
SARAH BRRNHARDT sPIrTING BLOOD
BRADFORD, ENGLAND August 3l-Slrah Bern.
hardt, after performing as Adrlelpae Lacosstyexr
mere yesterday evening. seized with splitting
vi piood, ana was for two hours unconscious. She
Is now somewhat better
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GALVESTON, TEX, August si.-A special dispaono
70 10 tne Ne.cs from Natamorss says: There 10 -
change In the epidemic HERE The cases aF0 moED
scattering. There are two hunire<i casrsQf 9eV1F
IN the city. Ten 10 ffteen new cases were reported
mmuIIhg ,he "a yours ending at am. yesterday.
Inc Mexicap gunooat Independencia has arrived
Win Gen. Cueila on board, who brings &, 600 for
tne sufferers Gen. Gonzales has telegraphed sa00
Tor the sick. AT Brownsviile, the official report
up 10 10 am yesterday shows that there Were 50
new cases IN the previous % hours, and deaths
2Mexicans and l American, Mr.. W. c. Carberry.
OF the western Union Telegraph company. Fred
Fruit, who was better, has had a relapse. Other
Cantry, Z. = signal corps, Will take temporary
charge OF this city.
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llnpen ding Conflict i'm Mexico.
REvoI. .uTr0N BREWING IN SONORA.

Tucson, A T., August 31.-Adyfces to the Star
from Hermesyille, Sonora, Mexico, state that Gen.
Carlo. accompanied by Ex-Governor Torres, are
expected hourly In that city with authority from
the federal government to supercede Governor
Ortiz and deprive him OF all authority. II Is said
that 500 soldiers accompany the env0ys TO meet
this emergency. Ortiz Is drafting troops In all di-
rections ana threatens resistance TO the last ex-
tremity Il Il believed that thi8 VIII prccipttate
. conflict which viii lead TO . revolution.
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naval court martial on board the Monocacy, at
Kobe, Japan, found John Thompson, landsman,
and Fritz Stolk guilty OF desertion, and the former
was sentenced to eighteen months Imprisonment
and the latter to one years imprisonment, and
both to be dishonorably discharged. Their SEN
tences have been approved. VIM. Schultze, Sec
ond-clasS fireman, was found guilty OF treating a
superior officer with contempt, and was sentenced
70 Imprisonment for one year and to be dtShonor-
ably discharged. David Tynes, seaman, found
guilty OF aSSaulting another person in the navy
and OF dlSrespect to superior officer, was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment and to be dis
honorably discharged. In consideration Of the
length OF time that Thompson and Tynes have
been In confinement, and in view of the
previous good character Of SchultZe, the
Secretary of the Navy has remitted six
months OF their terms OF Imprisonment.
The sentence In the OF Stolk Will be duly
executed. cOurt-martial on board the PalOs, at
Kobe, found Francis Austin, landSman, guilty or
disobeying superior officer and using seditious
language. and sentenced him to be imprisoned for
two years and to be dishonOrably discharged. Pri-
Vate Ernest c. Waite, marine corps, was found
guilty OF drunkenness on duty, assault, &C., and
was sentenced to two years Imprisonment and to
be dishonorably discharged. Private Christopher
Falls was found guilty Of ineff1c1ency and using
sedlttous language, and was sentenced to two
years imprisonment and to be dishOnOrably dis
charged. Admiral Clitz approved the findings and
sentences, and RENTED one year Of the term of
imprisonment in the case OF Austin, and the Sec
retary OF the Navy has remitted one year of the
term OF Imprisonment in the other cases
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THE "UMAN AND 1HE LlT1LE Girl ForNn.
NEW YORK, August 3l.-A dispatch was received
at police headquarters this morning from the act
Ing superintendent or the Brooklyn police stating
that The missing child, little Lizzie Selden and the
woman who abducted her had been found by A
detective at l02 Park avenue, Brooklyn. No other
particulars were given.
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District Government Affairs.


Commissioner Morgan was absent from his office
To-Day attending meeting OF the board OF di-
lecIors OF tne chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
Pany at Annapolis, the first nesting since the
election OF the new presidene OF that board.
.an Inc e C9mmlssioners to-day approved the applca-
approved that OF P. L. Bagnam 4 CO.
Cattle MARKET-At Queenstgwn yesterday,
LOUIS u. Means. three miles from washington, on
tne Brancn OF the B. and O. railroad, cattle sales
were reported IS follows: IS CATTLE to SIC; $50
calves. SIS to $50 each.
The BANJO AS WEAPoN.-A young man named
Henry Snackelford was charged by VIM. Shepherd,
IN the Police Court this morning, Nth having as
saulted him. he stated that he 1eeps store at
tne corner OF 9Th and streets and about seven
O'CLOCK last evening the defendant began to enter.
tam crowd Of his friends - front OF witness
store y PLAYING on banjo. a1n when witness at
the head with the banjo, cuttfpg his head. The
1elenaans u stated @ that Shephs9 sssaIlted him
q 8waa imposed
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ARABI WANTS AN ARMISTICE.
TURKISH ACCOUNTS OF EGYPTIAN VICTORIES
AN INDIAN FIGHT IN ARIZONA.
JEANNETrE SURVIVORS COMING HOME.
REVOLUTION BREWING
SEASIDE HOTELS BURNED IN MAINE.
THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.
Arabi Pasha Wants an Eight.Day
ArmiStiCe.


Armistice.
LONDON, August 31.-A dispatch to the Dday
Chronicle from Port Said, dated at 7:45 a. M to-
day says: "Arabi Pasha has asked for an eight
day armistice. Gen. WoSeley refused, but offered
an armistice for one day. Nothing, however, win
Oe zone Tor several days. unless Arab again forces
our bands"
A dispatch from Ismailia, in the second edition
or the DdIy Ne1cS, connects the arrival OF Sultan
Pasha and the late governor of Zagazig with
rumors that the rebels are desirous to negotiate
II says great Importance is attached at Ismailla
that as they are sent by the Khedve 1t seems I'M
possible that they can promise anything on be-
haif OF the followers OF Arabi Pasha.
Report Of Negotiations Believed TO be
UnfOunded.
LONDON, August 3l.-The Pau Mall Gazette OF
this evening says no confirmation OF reports con-
cerning negotiations between Arabi Pasha and
General Wolseley have been received by the gov
ernment, and they are believed to be unfounded.
Turkish Accounts Of Arab PaAha's
Great Victories.
dispatch to the Ddfly Ners from Constanti-
nople says: Evidence abounds that the Turkish
population Is favorable to Arab Pasha- The
tdket announces great victory has been won by
Arab Pasha The Djeride states that the British
nave lost 1900 men In a fight at Ramleh Other
lying reports are industriously circulated
A British Reconnaissance.
PORT SAID, August 31.-Areconnoissance,i the
direction Of Fort Ghineleh will be made to-day.
IL ls however, believed that the Egyptian garrison
has be en- withdrawn thence to Tel-el-Nebir
The Situation at and About Alexan.
dria.
ALEXANDRIA, August 31-The Highland brigade
sails from here at three O'Clock this afternoon.
The trains from Ramleh now only run about two
hundred yards beyond the water works, and many
residents living beyond that limit are returning
into the city. The enemy have retired thousand
yards further from Mallana junction, apparently
In the direction OF Damanhour, but they continue
entrenching opposite Meks
British Soldiers i'm Hospital.
1sMAILIA, August 31-There are now about three
hundred sick and wounded British troops In the
hospital here.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rRa ATTENTION BROTHERHOOD OF CARPEN-
fnll attendanee q is rsqnested at next regular
viii Be B. 1RRhY Il seey e mPGr It
street northwest '''e % '',i is'n f'rss aust st.
WILL MEET THE PUPILS OF THE
Washington. DC. TUESDAY. september 18th. at
au3l-td Superintendent.
IL MEDICAL % PEPARIMENT; 2!tdRGHT0s;y UNIVERSITY
The thirty third annual course Of Lectures win begin
MONDAY. September 4. n the College Building. cor
ply to
susls. F.A' AsHFSSP, Ess R,eM N York 1 Dsan dSsnae
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SECOND ISSUE OF STOCK.
THE TNIoN ,o{ CooPERATIvE BUILDING Asso
ing in for the payment of dues and making advances,
CosDoo;ta i @ Ss s is52 1t 80 p at
west.
o stock in shis sae Stl'e ere el
for will be received by the undersigned until Wednes-
and streets; Richard Curtin 7th and hiassaehfsets
6 fhers n B oo 1h street
north at Lemsn eop Bros cor eth h and streets
Patrick II shelly ao58 7i street t northwest % % Nes
Murray. 313 Az street northwest d. J. Hartgan I046
'Ao street h0f'n"e1 DESSfs coSNEL1 President
Corner 1st and SITS. northwest.
au3l. s.. 1876 lO1 street northwest.
e-gSa sAArL S. sHEDD.
S 400 9TH STREET NoRTHwKsr.
SLATE MANTELs
AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.
GAS FIXTURES. FURNACES.
aul2 PLUMBING and TIMING.
r~ W. wAYLAND WILSON'S INsECTICIDF
S-S the best powder for reaches, and refined Gurl
Camphor. for moths. at DREW'S Drug Store, corner
rys GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN, PHARMACIST
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
w DRT GOODS,
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams just opened; best
is s,lks' satins and khadamea' extra good values.
~ STEAM COOKERS
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE.
CaIand examine at 531 18th street.
E. F. BROOKS.
a20 Fine Gas Fixtures &c
ATTORNEYS.
w T. FITzsERALP, T
Practices in all the Courts. f23
N H. MILLER.
Rooms and Gunton Law Building
AZ Louisiana a27
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PHILADELPHIA, August 31--Reports current yes
wrecked with the yacht Fleetwing, had been picked
up on Atlantic City by Reading Railroad collier,
is probably incorrect No collier Is due at this
company arrived since the gale. The only collier
that could have picked up any OF the wrecked
outward for Providence, r L, and was due there
to-day.
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EOR ONE WEEK LONGERi

Our Great Clearing Sale of Fine Clothing has been the
delight of all who have purchased. The people have
found out that sell advertise. When we state
that our Clearing Sale asuccess state fact When
we inaugurated this sale had one object in yiew-to
clear out our stock Of Summer Goods, not wishing to
carry them over. We therefore determined to reduce
the prices On all garments to such figures that would
sell Them Our object has met with approval and for
one more week will sell all Clothing at the sa me
Great Reductions This will be the last week and last
opportunity to buy Clothing at saving nearly half
Many of these garments suitable for early fall wear
and there are many choice patterns among them. AS
this Will be the last week would advise all to call
promising bargain to every purchaser that cannot
duplicated elsewhere.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to Clifton NJ.
Graves, postmaster at Sycamore station, Va, and
NJ. j. w. White, at Waverly station, Va.
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THE AREA OF LANDS surveyed by the General
Land Office during the past fiscal year is 6SS
acres
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ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIvE PENSION CERT1F1-
Gates were issued from the Interior Department
TODAY,
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Mr. GEO. N. WEST, Of the Treasury department,
has Deen promoted to be chief clerk OF the office
supervising inspector general OF steamboats,
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Hotels at Old Orchard Reach. Matme.
Burned.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE, August si-Abous
Two O'Clock this morning flames were discovered
Issuing from the Hotel Brunswick and I'm half an
hour the building fell I'm. Ii was ned hy Robiu-
son and Glidden, or Boston. The loss is SIS O00.
insurance, $4,000. The Pleasant house. adjoining
was next destroyed, involving loss OF 5000: In.
sured for $1,000 Central hall, valued at $780, ana
dwelling, owned by Mr.. Campbell and worth
g, OG0. were also burned. The fire was got under
control at the Central hall.
NARROW ESCAPE OF GUESTS
Later reports state that the fire this morning
was nrSt discovered In the attic OF the Brunswick
MOTEL at one O'Clock, Ii was the work OF an incen-
diary, and had been burning Is minutes when dis.
covered The 1ames spread very rapidly. Tho
guests when aroused found IL impossible 10 escape
by the stairway, and jumped from the second ana
third story windows. A lady from Toronto was
oadly injured by jumping. report that two
persons was missing was not substantiated Tho
guests escaped in their night Clothes losing their
wardrobes, money and other personal effects. Tho
Pleasant house guests escaped uninjured, and
saved most OF their property. This hotel Wa0
owned by Mr.. s. d. Moulton. The Central hail
was owned by w. S. Smith, and valued at $4,000.
on which there is an insurance OF 81 goo Intense
excitement prevailed at the time OF the fire. Men.
women and children stood about, wrapped In
sheets and presenting piteous appearance Con-
trbutions were started at the different hotels thin
morning for the sufferers.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1899 9iO6S; customs, s617, ,95S. OS.
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CAPT. B. F. RITTENHoUsE (retired) has reported
for duty as secretary and treasurer Of the Soldiers
Home, relieving John F. Stevenson.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES, received to-day for re-
demption, S202, ,O0O
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Fire I'm Connecticut.

two-and- -a-half story dwelling-house was burned
last night. 1t was occupied by four families.
Gaping from the building. The loss is IS 600; in.
surance, 81 500 The origin OF the fire was defec.
tive flue
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The Garfield Monument Fair.

The preliminary arrangements for the coming
exhibition and fair at the Capitol, In aid OF the
Garfield monument, are being rapidly pushed for
ward Capt Wilson, with full force of efficient as
sistants, is busily engaged at their rooms at the
Ebbitt House in organizing the various boards Of
management, distributing circulars preparing
blanks, and otherwise getting the various details
OF organization well in hand. Correspondence is
being received from all sections OF the country in
dcating an unusual interest in the matter by
manufacturers, artists and others, and promising
the most gratifying results. The commissioners
representing the state OF Vermont are first in the
Held for action, and will hold meeting this eve.
ming at the Ebbitt House for organization. Ad-
vices from Virginia indicate q most interesting
exhibit showing the growing resources OF the
new and progressive Dominion, as well as many
articles OF historic and antiquarian value. Capt.
F. A. Reed: OF Alexandria, is the chairman of the
state board OF commissioners. The board OF art
commissioners will be determined this evening,
and from the list partially agreed upon it is evi
dent that the management are determined to
leave nothing undone that Shall in any manner
contribute to the success of this feature of their
Undertaking. meeting OF the board OF directors
Is ordered for Tuesday evening next, when the va
rtouS subcommittee will be appointed and the
campaign formally opened.
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Chicago Provision Market.

CHICAGO, August 31.-Wheat at II O'Clock was
about II lower; corn yak lower. The greatest
drop was on November. Oats II lower for August:
4 lower for other months. Pork irregular, and no
real change. Lard is easier; some options are 2k
as lower. The weather is not favorable for wheat,
being generally rainy. Hard showers fell last
night
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The Mississippi River improvements.
DIVIDING AND ASSIGNING THE WORK.

special order has been issued by Gen. Wright,
chief OF the engineer corps OF the army, with the
approval OF the Secretary OF War, dividing the
Mississippi river between Cairo and the head OF the
Passes into the following districts for the purpose
OF improvement and the construction and repair
Of levees: First distrct-from Cairo to foot OF
Island No: 40, to the charge OF which Capt. John
station at Memphis or Cairo, at his discretion.
Second distrtct-from foot OF Island No. 40 to
mouth or Wmte river, TO the charge OF which
Capt Alex. N. Miller, corps Of engineers, is as
signed, with station at Memphis. Tenn. Third dis
trict-from mouth OF White river to Warrenton,
the charge Of which is assigned to Capt. VIM. l..
Marshall, corps OF engineers, with station at Vicks-
0urg, Miss Fourth diStrict-from WarrentOn to
the head Of the Passes, to the charge OF which is
assigned Major Amos Stickney, corps OF engineers,
with station at New Orleans, La. This district
Will include, besides the levees and special work
on the river the rectication OF the Red and Atcha-
falaya rivers at the mouth of Red river. Capt.
Miller is directed to transfer to Major Stckney the
charge OF the improvement OF the harbor at Nat
chez and to Capt. Marshall the charge of the i'm
prOvement of the harbOr at VtckSburg Miss
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BoOKS.-PCL1TICAL INSTITUTIONS,
~ tspencer) sl5o; Capital and Population, (Haw-
Sy lsl1O; Hopes and Fears fo- At Morris 81 %:
M Ire Graphic Arts, HambertOn,l 80 Natural Religion
SSee ey 81 %; Leone Round Robin Series 81: The
marquis OF Carabas Mrs. Spofford 81: BTn5i (Oui-
"a Si:2o In Exile, from the German, Il. 25 Two
Hard Cases, lW.W. GodCny, VI. D. 81: A f;entlemsn
OF Leisure, tFawcett. 81.
LAW BOOKS
vols. S13. ~ NN'N"n'
Novelties in Stationery aid Fancy Goods.
W. H. MORRISON
Law Bookseller and Stator,er
sitS AS Pennsylvania avenue Wasinnvtc,
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August I.-Gra1n men are
commenting upon the fact OF shipments for wheat
being made from here direct to St. Paul and Min
neap0lis for milling purposes Over ono million
bushels have already gone, and $50 600 bushels
more have been contracted for.
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nR T. e. SMITH, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Special ettAtion given to diseases
Of Females and Children for tho past Is years. 1720
1zth street northwest aul7-lms