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Cotton.

NEW YORK, September &-cotton steady, fut1re,
Stealyi September l0.lSc; October 10,22c; Noyembei
IGa2ci December 10 Sc; JAunRy iONc; Fe6ruSfy
lo.GSc; March leilC; Apill l0.92c; May Il Vic; juns
Ills; July ll.24c,
csonx4r, O., september S-Cossoa quIo. and
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AMUSEMENT Affairs.
Opening OF ihe Academy-BartIsy Camp.
belts ssIny. So

Opening of the Acadeny-baftiey camp.
BELLS 'SIav. s." Etc,
Charley shay's Academy OF Music will be
opened this evening with q first class variety
and specially company. The house has been
repapered and rendered gsy with a new coat
Of paint, and Is as clean throughout as anew
min. The recommendations TO public favor
will be in the future as In the pat, q good
show and bottom prices. As last season, Ia
dies dime matinees will b gtyen Wednesdaya
and Saturdays.
BARLEY cAMPBEIL's COMPANY.
Reserved seats will be placed IN sale this
mornine Al Wilson & Banners music store
for In engagement Of BARLEY, Campbelrs
own dramstfc company, which will render
bis "White Slave at the Opera House Tues
dav and Wednesday evenings, and THE
Galley Slave" Thursday evening. OF these
playS no praise Is necessary, especially
n the former. 1t 10 already o tavortte ID
| Wheeling, It's Eare combination OF literary
merit, dramatic incidents n wonderip!
scenic objects making It popular Elth al
classes. No doubt the Opera. House Will be
crowded on all three Of the nights.
FUTURE EVENTS.
Tonv Pastors company will hold the
hoard; at the Opera House Saturday night
h. Anna Dickinson will be here only one
FE%aTkn,uph,s show will be the rival attrae.
tion 10 The 500 game Of ball on the Island
PSe T@unerchor Singing Society will give
A Grand concert In Its hall September III.
The ladies' branch will participate.
M trsyeline sIason In thiscity, September ~
and o., The company numbers htty:hve,
and carries three carloads Of scenery painted
In Nav York,
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NEW YoRK. Sept S.-Norey 2A2k per cent, clos
fog offered At 2 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per 6xABk per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills quiet at q sl1f; demand ASK.
GovERNMKNTS-SteSdy.
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,.v,oxssrM 7n.MI7A.M N. IAN. /. M.7P. n.
" 81 So 70 50 O. 90 %
SUNDAY.
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Wool.
Leather

NEW .YoRE,, sep.ember a.-Wool quiet and
steady domestic aeece soatSc; pulled SAC; IN
washed loasSci Texas liA2Tc.
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there Is no Yeast in the world likethe White
Liable. All grocels and bakers keep It. xw4I
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KHEgLIEo nAlLIsrs ABROAD.

The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the
which It is shown that Jack Glasscock has
the best fielding record Of any short stop in
the country. 10 batting he stands twenty
Art In a list OF one hundred aud two. His
batting average Is 292 and fielding 91s.
Inc Toledo telegram ssys: Inc Chicago
Union management made Captain Barley
and Joe Miller an offer to play next season,
but both will remain in Toledo.
Bobby McNichols assignments as umpire
for September are as follows: At st. Louis
10, 70 and Is, st. Louis vs.. Baltimore; at
louisville 10, ~ aud 10, Eclipse vs.. Balh.
more; at Columbus 81, % and %, Columbus
IS. Metropolitan; ut Cincinnati ~, q and 20,
Cincinnati VS.. Metropolitan.
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ISpIcATIoNA

- Is IS o. o. O.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
A RoOm In Base RalI-The tournament
To-Day.

The State Fair Base Ball Tournament will
take place to-day. There were originally six
clubs entered, but only four will play. The
Riverside withdrew, and the Standards only
entered under the impression that the Globes
were not to compete, intending to draw on
the Globs nine for players. The Healy and
Regular clubs will play at 10 o'clock this
forenoon a FIVE inning game, followed imme-
diately by u similar game between two Bell.
Aire clubs, the Globes and Lillys. The Globe
nine will be largely made up OF old Standard
boys, the two Heinleins and Junkinsa at least
being among them. In the afternoon the
two winning clubs will play the rubber
the one winning this game taking the so
purse. The Healy nine has been consider
ably strengthened. 10 It's game with the
Regulars Saturday the latter wetc beaten by
a score Of 10 to II. The contests to-day will
probably be close and exciting, as the clubs
are about Of even merit.
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WANTED.

Nn1TS
wv ffisus ngertB 70 iOpISssnI IN uNpgs.
so1ety; Extensive Territory grsnied. ~, !, AZ
PAttLcnlArS call At i q ChanliHe sirSei tV9luIlhet
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WANTED-sALEsMEN TO CARRY
our hue Of leans. Fanueis. etc. ~ -
hnHhiton' n connection with their pie, emf linz
pSSsSN hhhuisctureiL A. CkESsTML i CSS'
ETSWR'
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BRADFORD, PA, September s.-Crude oil firm:
runs Friday 69,7S6 barrels; total shipments 50,l.6
barrels; charters none: oleamnces 3,Is6,COO barrels.
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 OS: clJSCd
at q 0SssSi being the lowest and highest figures.
TrruSv1LLg, Pa, September S.-opeueda at q OK;
highest sl0S9z; lowest o. OK, closing Of 81 GSSSS.
BAlrlNoRR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnnhanred.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. September s. Petroleum steady;
United certificates closed NJ 81 0SAs: refined TIC FOL
Philadelphia delivery. Tho afternoon session was
very quiet and the market steady; opened at o. OK;
decllned to 81 L5Hi recovered aud Closed lrmer al
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STATE FAIR.

STATE FAIR.
Notice to Exhibitors In tho EIGHTH Department
for Domestic Manufactured Articles: We, the Su
perlnlcndents, vii he on the grounds on Saturday
SEPTEMBER Slh, Gt2 \. NJ, Tor the puIpote OF receiy
Ing all articles 10 DO exhibited IN our department
MRS. JACOB BFR Err,
" ROBERT WH1EE,
"a" MATTE THORNTON,
sPs EureTintendents.
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changed. Wheathigher and moro active at 81 OSE
cash: 81 06hal cSAs September; 81 OK October;
sl09k November, Corn stronger and active at 6iNC
CASH 62Ac October. Oats kttong and higher al va
6tMc. Provisions tlm hut not quotAbly higher
Whisky firm At Il "a Butter arneFi prime creamery
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ToLEpo. o., September S.-Wheat, active, firm
aud higher CleSTd dull; No.. 2 red winter, cash and
September q 0Sti; octobersl 10; November 81 Ia
December ia; January 81 l65ZAl 10. Corn firm;
No. 2 cash and September SIC. Oats dull. No,
November 2gkc, "
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for the other. What objection could the
Times raise to such law so long ~ that
journal favors law making worthless
paper (greenbacks) redeemable In gold!
Or suppose we erect financial pyramid In
the shape Of law providing that the green
backs shall be redeemable In silver coins
and the silver coins In gold. That would
make both silver and greenbacks rs good
as gold.
But, after all, the same end Is Effected by
the law which makes greenbacks and sill
yer dollars as valuable as gold dollars In
paying customs-dutics and all other taxes
to the Government. II takes three hun
drcd millions Of gold dollars to carry on
the Government, pay interest. DC. But
the law makes the silver dollar as good as
gold for this purpose. Hence the public
have sense enough to keep the silver dol
lar and the gold dollar at one and the same
price. These have been so kept for the
last five years, and viii continue TO be so
kept as long as the same state OF things
exists. Or, TO state II otherwise, rs long MS
New York merchants need one hundred
millions Of gold annually 10 pay into the
custom-house there, and can pay that sum
with hundred millions OF silver dollars
twice as many as are now lying idle in the
United States Treasury, so long will silver
dollars be as valuable as gold dollars, how
ever frequently the New York papers may
swear they are worth only eiglty-dve cents
oocb
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Governor CAMERON will OF course de-
the Rockingham district. 1t would never
do for Il Governor who does not know that
Mr.. MARTIN has forfeited his seat in the
Virginia Senate to undertake to decide a
case which can only be constituiionally de-
cided by the national House OF Represen-
tatives. Governor CAMERON does not know
whether Mr.. RUE's seat has been vacated
or not. OF course. then, he does not know
whether Colonel O'FERRALL is congress
man-elect or not, seeing that no one can
possibly know what is not yet known by
the body whose right it is to seat him or TO
refuse to seat persons claiming seats therein.
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=
Retween the hog-cholern and the drought
Mecklenburg Is suffering pretty badly
DIR. william Gresham, Of Tappahannock
Is dead.
Louis Z. Leffel has been commissioned
postmaster at Shavyer's Mills, Tazewei'
county, va.
MFR. Allen Carpenter, Of Madison county
died few days ago. He was over elghty
years Of age. and was never married.
The Monument Committee Of the Au-
e,,sta Memorial Association met a few days
ago and took a practical step towards build
ING the monument over the Confederate
dead in ThOrnrose cemetery.
The bricks are being burned Mt Kappa
hammock station for the erection OF a Bap-
fist church there. The Culpeper Exponent
says the Baptists are very numerous and
influential in that neighborhood, and the
church Is to be a large and imposing one.
William Goolsby, OF Lynchburg, is now
laid up for repairs. His right arm is broken,
his left shoulder dislocated, his face has
been cut in several places, and his body
looks like be. had been stamped upon. lie
saws some Ouc Dcat uitDs
The Lynchburg Vnginion says: man
with his wife and one child, n boy about
twelve years old, arrived in the city yester-
day, having walked all the way from Rus
sell county. They had been on the road
for several months, having taken q round
about way through the mountains, going
over into West Virginia by mistake. They
have camped out on their journey and sub
sisted principally on fish which they
caught, and were wel-laden with cooking
utensils.
The Portsmouth reporter Of the Norfolk
landmark says: An aged owl, the pet OF
a household on Middle street, passed away
yesterday, and was buried at night with
distinguished honors, slow music, and The
recitation OF appropriate lines from the
=" Burial Of Sir John Moore" Above the
grave of the pet bird (Which, by the way,
was dubbed William) is the following in
scription ''Sacred to the memory OF VIII
liam Owl; born February -, 1900; died
August %. 1885," The owl came from
Newberne, n. c.. and, it is said, was ac-
tually eighty-three years old, having been
handed down from family to family in
Newberne, and his history being accu-
rately preserved.
Monday night, as before reported, the
barn OF Mr.. S. III. Burnett, in Augusta
county, was destroyed by an incendiary
fire. The StauntOn VindicatOr says: Sus-
picion rested on William Bernard Fergu-
son, Il nephew OF Mr.. Burnett, who had
been in his service and been discharged.
He was arrested and admitted the crime TO
Justice James b. Smith. He was brought
to Staunton Jail and committed. The pri-
soner seems to be a person OF weak intel
Iect, and his statements seem somewhat
confused from lack OF intelligence. His
friends say that they can show that be was
asleep IN farmhouse some distance away
at the hour he says he fred the barn.
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Amelia Democratic Organization.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, August II, 1888.
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
In response to q call OF our county chair
man. Robert G. Southall. Esq, there was a
grand Democratic rally at the Courthouse
on Wednesday, 22d instant (cOurt-day).
The meeting was organized by the election
OF Captain Thomas Il. Weisiger as chair
man and DR.. f. L. Adams rs secretary.
On motion, DR.. Richard Wood. OF Leigh
magisterial district; William Meade, OF
Giles. and w. L. Coleman, OF Jackson,
were chosen to constitute the County Com
mittee.
The following gentlemen were elected as
precinct managers: Mannboro'-R. Cole
man, chairman; Il. Il. Adams, VI. j. Oil
yer, ID. w. Burton. and j. 7. FowlkeS.
Amelia CouIthouse-Joseph b. Dunn,
chairman; Henry Warmer. 5. III. Hall, j..
G. Jefferson. and Bat. Trueheart. Payne
ville-Rchard Wood, chairman James
II. Anderson, Richard b. Seay, Evans
Booker, w. l.. Scott, W. s. Barton, and
John Chlldress. Deatonyille-Dr. Joseph
w. Southall, chairman: Or. p. L. Ander-
son, c. C.. Farley, Thomas II. Booker, and
Floyd w. Tucker. Wilkerson's Shop
DR.. Joseph w. Eggleston, chairman; Da-
vid ii. Leary, \. II. Branch, James A..
Blanton. Dr. y. G.. Taylor. and j. ii. IIar-
rison. BridGforth's Milo. c. Boisseau.
chairman; b. II. Lane, John Johnson,
John W. Vaughan, and II. w. Blanton.
As delegates to the Senatorial COnyen-
ton to assemble in Farmvlle on Septem-
Der 9Th DR.. +. 7. Adams, John II. John
son, Granville Boyd, c. c. Farley, FLOYD
Tucker, a. II. Branch, William +. Jack
son. and James a. Blanton were elected,
and X. Coleman, John w. Vaughan, p. ;.
Wood, Esq, Or. Joseph Eggleston, DR..
Joseph w. Southall, and DR.. Daily were
chosen to represent this county in con-
vcntion to be holden to nominate candi'
date for the House OF Delegates.
1t was resolved that in event OF any OF
the delegates being absent from their re-
spectiye conventions those present shall
east the vote OF the county.
In response to Il motion unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted a committee
was appointed to wait upon Colonel 5. f..
Coleman, OF Cumberland, and request him
to address the meeting. In response there
to the Colonel appeared, and after brief
but handsome introduction by the Chair
man, made a speech which would have
made Malone seek refuge in the caverns OF
oblivion could he have heard the scathing
review OF the Z" Boss " on the one hand
and the manly defence OF Democratic
policy on the other.
ResoiUed, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Richmond
State and Dispatch.
+. II. ADAMS, Secretary.
State please copy.
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Personal.

The Princess OF Wales still looks girlish.
Asher Il. Durand, the oldest of American
painters, has just celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday.
Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge makes. il is
said, from $4,000 to $4,000 year by her
pen.
j. Stanley Brown and the younger Of the
GARFIELD boys are roughing it on the west.
ern border.
Benjamin Rampal, who translated Scbulze
Delitzschs work into French. has be-
queathed to the municipality of Paris the
sum OF S260,O00. 10 be used in promoting
the cause OF cooperation in all its forms.
General Chanzy is to have monument
at Mans, France, and $4,000 already have
been subscribed to that end. The French
fund for the Gambetta monument has
reached total Of $4,000.
Bronson Howard, the playwright. is
living handsomely on his royalties i'm Lon
don. lie and bis wife have double tricy-
Gle, on which they stow some goods and
start off on twenty or thirty-mile trip.
lie will succeed Mary Anderson in the
occupancy OF Howard PauPs house.
MIR. Goodale, the father OF the Goodale
SISTERS, the poctesscs OF Sky Farm celebrity,
has gone into business in New York. The
girls and their mother remain on the farm.
and 1t is understood that they will have
new volume Of poems ready for the holl-
days.
The remains OF Grace Darling lie buried
In Hamburger churchyard, which Is within
sight OF her island home. and the canopied
tomb erected to her memory Is now In
great need OF restoration, as the recumbent
nglire OF stone beneath the canopy is mp
idly crumbling away, presumably owing
to the action OF the asar. The Rev. A,
.. Medd, the vicar, asks for subscriptions
Tor the restoration Of the memorial.
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THO 0errymandering Bill.

=
The following bill passed the last House
Of Delegates on the 9Th Of April, 1882, and
was rejected in the Senate five days after
wards. The reader will see that Hanover
county. which Is between Richmond and
Washington, Is in the same district with
Halifax courty. on the North Carolina line.
As to the relative number Of inhabitants In
each district, and how many were cut out
for Republican districts, we shall speak at
an early day.
l. BE IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of Virginia, That the representation OF
the State OF Virginia in the Congress oil
| the United States shall be, and is hereby. ap-
portioned as follows:
The counties OF Stafford, King George,
| Spotsylvania, Westmoreland, Caroline, Es-
sex, Richmond, King William, Northum-
| berland, King and Queen, Lancaster, Mid
dlesex, Gloucester, Mathews, and the civ
OF Fredericksburg. shall form the First
congressional district.
The counties OF York, Warwick, Eliza
beth CITY, southampton, Isle OF wight,
Nanscmond, Norfolk, Princess Anne, Ac-
comac, Northampton, and the cities OF
| Norfolk and Portsmouth, shall form the Sc
cond congressional district.
| The counties Of lIenrico, Chesterfield.
Powhatan, Amelia. New Kent, Charles
City, James City, Nottoway, and the cities
of Richmond, Manchester, aud Williams
burg, shall form the Third congressional
district.
The counties Of Prince George, Dinwid-
die. Sussex, Lunenburg, Brunswick.
Greensville, Merklenburg, Surry, and the
city of Petersburg, shall form the Fourth
congressional district.
The counties OF Allegheny, Craig, Bote-
tourt, Roanoke, Montgomery, Franklin,
Floyd, Carroll. Grayson, Patrick, and
Henry, shall form the Fifth congressional
district.
The counties OF Albemarle, Nelson, AM
herst, Bedford, Campbell, Pittsylvania, and
the cities CT Lynchburg and Danville, shall
form the Sixth congressional district.
The counties Of Shenandoah, Page,
Rockingham, Madison, Greene, Augusta.
Highland, Bath. Rockbridge, aud the city
OF Staunton, shall form the Seventh con.
gressional district.
The counties of Frederick, Clarke. Lou
doun, Warren. Fauquier. Fairfax. Prince
William, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Orange,
Alexandria, and the cities OF Alexandria
and Winchester, shall form the Eighth
congressional district.
The counties Of Giles. Bland. Tazewell,
Puaski.j Wythe, Smyth, Buchanan, Rus
sell, Dickinson, Wise, Lee, Scott, and
Washington. shall form the Ninth congress
sional district.
The counties OF Louisa, Hanover, Flu
wanna, Goochland, Cumberland, Bucking-
ham, AppomattoX, Prince Edward, Char
lotie, and Halifax, shall form the Tenth
congressional district.
2. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
Passed the House Of Delegates April s,
1882.
Rejected by the Senate April 10, 1882.
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DEATHS.

Died. August Oath, at the residence Of her has
band, In Hanover county, after long and painful
illness, which she bore with Christian fOrtitude,
never murmuring or complaining at her Fathers
Will EDWYNA c.. the beloved wife OF George W.
Duke, and the daughter Of Mary 4. and the late
William ROuntree of Richmond, Va, In the thir-
ticth year Of her age.
Sheleaves devoted husband and six little chill
dren. also IL dear mother. brother and sisters. with
many friends, 10 mourn their great loss But we
mourn not rs those without bOpe for " blessed are
they who die IN the Lord" May God in His
bOundless mercy bestOw the consolation of HIS
grace upon this distressed family. and at last
gather them together In the fields Of eternal bliss.
Her home may be In Heaven above.
Yet oft To us below
She will return Co breathe her love
UpOn her children dear. W. A. ID.
Her funeral will take place SUNDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock at the residence Of her hus-
band. Friends and acqullntaBces Of the family
are invited TO attend.
Died, at Jordan White sulphur Springs. Fred
erick county. Va. Thursday night, ALICE c.,
wife Of Edward V. Valentine. Of this city.
The funeral will take place THIS saturday.
AFTERNOON at $3.50 O'Clock from st. James
church.
Pied. Sunday morning. August 10. 1883. at 81
o'clock. at the residence of his grandfather. No.
2507 east Grace street. HARBOUR STAFFORD,
the only child Of Harroup 4. and ;. Alice Morris;
aged eight days.
Alas how changed that lovely flower
Which bloomed and cheercd my heart;
Fair, feeling comfort of an hour,
How soon we're called TO part.
Raleigh IN. c. and Petersburg (Va.l and Lex
ingtOn tNa.l papers please copy.
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FANCY GOODS.
- L Il V L Ms
MAKES A REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO SO
PER CENT. on sILyER-PLATED WARE.

Wishing TO open the fall season with an entire
new and fresh stock Of these goods, offer the
above reduction to clear cut the balance now on
hand. The stock is very complete, and consists of
WATER-SETS. TILTING PITCHERS,
ICE-PITCUERS, COMMUNION SETS,
CASTORs, CAKE-BASKETS,
WATERS. TRAYS. PICKLE-STANDS,
SUGAR-DIsHEs, SYRUP-CUPS,
CREAMERS, BUTTEE-DlSIlES,
FRUIT-BOWLS, TEA-SETS.
TOlLET-SETS, CARD-STANDS,
CUPS. GOBL ETS, VASES. LADIES.
NAPKIN-RINGS. CHTLDREN'S SETS,
SUGAR-SPOONS. PICKLE-FOBhS.
BUTTER-KNINES, FISH-hNlVES. &c.
am determined to move the goods. and the
prices arc made that viii do 1t. No reserve. and
every piece warranted Is repre- ;en,ed. Gail early
at STEVENS,
au1G sos Broad street.
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RICHMOND, August 90, 1888.
To The Editor of the UlSDdtch:

! have neither registered nor voted for
eight years, and have changed my resi-
dence several times from one ward to an
other since / last voted. notice in the
Dispatch that copies of observation-disclosures
are being made by both parties, and as my
name has probably been scratched off,
please tell me by what means will be ena-
b!ed to vote in the coming election.
Respectfully, SUBSCRIBER.
Ten days before the election the registra-
tion-books will be opened. when you can
register your name ii 1t is not already upon
the books, or, if it is already upon the
books, you can have it transferred to the
list for the yoting-place where you are now
entitled to vote.
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Colonel Robert +. WITngRs is, we think,
the first representative southcrn.man who
has ever been elected Grand Master OF the
General Grand Encampment OF Knights
Templar OF the United States. He is
worthy Of the high honor which his fraters
have conferred upon him. We are not one
OF these, and therefore feel free to express
our qualification in our character us yir-
ginian at the high honor bestowed upon
one OF Virginia's mobiles. sons.
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Now Novel.

AHiora Peto. A Novel. BY LAURENCE OIL
PLANT, author OF "Piccadilly," "Trmts
and Travesties," 1.-THE Tender RecoIec-
tions OF Irene Macgillicuddy," &c. Price,
20 cents.
This is one Of Harper'S Franklin Square
Library series.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.