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this subject as every other Dcm- ocrat, We would be glad to hear from any one, on this important matter Give the public the ben eft of your views. Our columns are open to you Speak out.
 DR. J. A. MEEK, of Craighead county, and who was four years ago a Populist nominee for At torney-General of Arkansas, has severed his connection with that party and returned to the Demo- cratic party. Verify themiddle-ot- the-roaders are growing scarcef every day, and in few more months, the Tarrantula of the situation" "Uncle' Tom Fetch CT, and James M. L. Thomson will be about the only ones left
 -----------------
 THE Arkansas City JOuInaI crosses the Great Father of Wa ters" tojump on Gov Bob. of Tennessee. It characterizes Governor Taylor as "a bird sui generis, a veritable rara avis, ' which being translated from Lat in into pure English means a pc culiar bird. q rare bird Now, Gov. Taylor differs from most men in this, that he is a good fiddler, while most men are fd- dlers, but poor ones.
 Gov. Taylor, it is true, wants togo to the United States Senate from Tennessee, which Is not in the least peculiar for a Tennes- seean, for nine out of every ten of them would be pleased with the job. Gov. Taylor has one striking peeuliarity, we admit, and that is he delivers a really good lecture, full of pathos and good humor, which makes his hearers feel glad that they are living, while the great majority of lecturers make you feel that 1t were better to take to the woods or brain the lecturer than pa tiently endure the punishment.
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LOCALS.

Mir. Will Hefflin, of Winchester, came out to look affer his farm last week.
 Miss Mary Johnson, of Rock Springs, spent Friday night and Saturday in our city visiting Mrs. Owen.
 Miss Hattie Rogers, of Ashley county, has returned home after spending three weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lauhon.
 Mr. John Harper is thinking of moving to Ashley county, so it is said.
 Messrs. Will Harper and R. NJ. Baxter are both opening up large new grounds, this year, to plant in corn.
 Hudgins creek is fordable again. Mr. Ed. Lauhon has been quite sick, but is better.
 Mrs. K. NJ. Baxter has cabbage plants about ready to set out. Everybody is for Z. T. Wood for Judge, out here.
 FARMER Boy.
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chances out of ten it would not make five bushels to the acre. Set out plenty of sweet potatoes and plant goober-peas. There is noth- ing that is easier raised and noth- ing that fattens hogs faster. Then after you have planted plenty of everything to live on, at home, if you have nothing else to do, plant a little cotton; but be sure to plant plenty of corn and that on your best land Another crop that is edsify faiaeu IS frlsf potatoes, and they come in early, stay late and are good to eat all the time. Also make preparations for d good sor- ghum crop. There is nothing that IS worth more to d country farmer than fine garden; and country people have every facility to out do town people as gardeners, but do they do it?
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The United States government has
hesItuted about purchasing the Holland
submarine boat for fear that its subse-
qucnt actions might not warrant tho ex-
penditure OF SO much money. n
Secretary Long feels that he has only
50 much 10 spend. and he must spend It,
upon things that are tried and true,
Knowing this, Mr.. Holland, the inventor
OF the Holland submarine boat, has
made the government an Offer. In COM,
pany with Col. C. E. creecy. he recently.
laid before the government a plan which
may bring the Spanish: squadron to
terms on short order. -
Mr.. Holland recently said to a re-
porter OF this paper:
THE suggestion is entirely practi-
cable and IL the navy. department will
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furnish me with the proper trnnsporta-
tIon and ammunltion.t1 will agree to
take the boat Into Santiago harbor and
sink the entire Spanish. fleet 1t can BIO
done. and am ready and willing to
prove II, I have a volunteer crew ready
to go with mo and show6that we can
accomplish feat which no other engine
Of war Is capable OF performing. ;.
"opco inside the harbor our craft
could steal up to the fleet and attack 1t
without warning. The Holland could
go under a warshlp and discharge a dy--
Mantle tube on the approach, and,
keeping on its way, send q parting shot
from its stern tube.
4 II am convinced that alone and un-
aided the Holland could destroy Ger
vera's fleet and be the means OF saving
the lives Of many American Sailors"
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CLENVILLE,S SENSATION.
Deputy sheriff Itobb.dE by Masked men.
Beaten Into Insensiblity and Si,500I Of
fills Money Tn ken. -slsii ~ II


Beaten Into Insensiblliiy aud 81, 500 OF
Ills Money Tnisen. *. e
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllsencer.
GLENvILLE, WA. June SIP. T,
Piercy, deputy sheriff OF Gilmer county.
was robbed at o'clock this morning
in his office at the court house Of $500
In cash. q al
The deed was committed by three
men all wearing masks, who effected
an entrance by breaking the door lock.
One q the men attacked the deputy,
who was IN bed, and dealt him q terrific
blow upon the head, while another
choked shin into ,insensibNlty. They
then filled u ocsk In which the money
was locked and made. their escape be-
fore the deputy could give the alarm.
When the fact was made known q
search was instituted but so far no clue
has. been obtained. ~
All the money was In bills, OF which
the largest denomination was $50. He
had just day or two before drawn
$500 from the elmer county bank and
the whole amount was for the purpose
of paying the state tax.
Mr.. Piercy Is one OF the most popular
men in the county and Is candidate
for the sherihalty.
The robbery is the biggest that ever
occurred here, and has created the
greatest excitement. 81 n Isslssls = n.
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SPANISH METHODS
To Shut Out Competition in Manila
Experience OF Americans.

To Shut Out Competition in Manila.
Experience Of Americans. 81
Joseph Earle Stevens in New York
Post: Besides the sugar and the hemp
which have gone to Boston, to New
York. and to tho 'Breakwuter' from
Manila, no, 1lo, and cebu, there comes
the tobacco which has often found It's
+ way to American firms who deemed 1t
profitable to mix the Philippine vari-
etJ-swith that coming from the West
Indies. Very few OF the smoking public
realize how excellent that variety ls,
for the cheap cheroots long bought and
smoked blythe sailors on American ves-
5:sels have always been the standard by
which Manila tobacco has been judged
much 10 Its discredi:-and no one seems
/ to have taken the pains to find out that
ciglrs of a better quality exist.
;Manka's best cisar--made OF eSpecial-
llly selected tobacco, wrapped in the
4 neatest Of silver foil, and, packed In low
rosewood boxes tied with Spanish rib
I bon-costs but five cents ana Is consId-
cred q rare deiicacy.S One scarcely ever
Sees these sclgarS-the incorporates"
outside OF the city itself. and the
brand is SO choice that few smokers
are acquainted with.it. The foreigner
( at Manila thinks he Is paying dear for
Z his weed at $40 per thousand, and some
of the most professional smokers limit
themselves TO the bouquets, which COR
respond to; our two for quarter" but
/ sell for 3L30 a hundred. Below these
upper grades come various assort-
mtnt OF cheaper varieties. including the
cheroots, big ut one end and small at!
{ the other. and the ;three-dollar-a-thou-
Z Gand cigars, which are made OF the first
thing that comes handy, and are regu.
I larly soid to the crews OF deepwater
2merchantmen- ~
The natiye of the Philippines wants
p his cigarette. and gets It. Packages or
thirty are sold on almost every corner
y forsa couple Of coppcrs, and to my mind
the Manila cigarette Is far superior to
the variety found In Cuba, Smoking
rs, Sof coursc. encouraged by'prlces sucn
& as these, and one finds ltperfectly good
form TO .borrow.'a cigarette as we'll as
: atlisht from his neIghbor In the tram-
car. or on the plaza. Even on the toll,
z bridge that spans the Paslg you pay
4 your copper for the crossing and get for,
chnngea boxFof matches. . And II you
4 fnre queer enough not to want THE
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.lIAYElLOTs OF cOALs

And Want More-- Fore,gn FIRMS ,hs,
wal,t TO Make a staisn out. or the Sy.r-.Al
consainr Case. 4 +, = n X AZ
Correspondence Of the Associated Press,
f CAPE IIAYI1EN. Hayti, May "a
tcopyright 1898, by the Associated
Press. There are some nine hundred
tons Of Coal at this port. held 6y a for
eigR manufacturing concern which
will not sell except at an iexorbltant
price. This concern has cabled to the
United States for q further supply OF
1900 tons of coal, but 1t Is uncertain
yet whether ltwlll get SO much
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press has Information Showing the
Completeness Of the control exercised
b., the censor ut Santiago De Cuba over
all cable communication between that
Pace and points on foreign territory,
The censor has q special apparatus on
his desk In front OF him which records
al messages sent over the cable, even
the private gossip exchanged between
operators. rs II
q a consular case, has. Just arisen 1t
.Gonalyes, which has tested the ques-
ton as to, whether the Hayden govern
ment has the right TO prescribe the
language In which q dispatch written
by q diplomatlctor consular officer TO
another officer OF his government and
presented for transmission oyer the
stale telegraph wires, shall be couched.
Great Britain has no consular agent at
Gonalves.% On May IL, the, British con-
sui general at Port Au Prince requested
the American minister, Mr.. Powell, to
extend his protection over On English
subject at Gonaives. The nature OF the
difficulty into which this person had
fallen Is unknown to the correspondent
and In any event is not essentialto the
matter in question.
United States Minister Powell adj
dressed q telegram in English to the
American consul at Gonalves AT the,
office OF the government telegraph Of
flee In Port Au Prince the message was
refused because 1t was not written In
French, according to the regulations
devised by the government. Mr.. Powell
declined to be controlled by these rgu-
lations in communicating with.a United
States officer on matters OF purely off,
cial import, and informed the Hayden
authorities that he considered the effort
to force him to use the French Lam
guage an infringement on his mlniste-s
rial rights. The minister Of the Interior
offered TO frank the message and send
It free II he were permitted to translate
It into French beforehand. To this 1
Minister Powell refused to 'concede and
at last the Haytier minister yielded.
It IS said that this Is the first time the
government has waiveu. Its regulations
In this particular. Y,
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R. T. BOOTH co.
TRUSTEE SALES,
T,RHsFEE's SALE ~

- f71fs
Bx. virtue Of a. deed Of trsst mata b.
David q, Mnrsan and Amelia II. Morgan,
his wife, TO the undersigned. II. MeDonaM
Prlchard ( and benjamin s, Allison,
trustees, bearing date on the 10Th day Of
February, A. y, 1897, and recorded In Tho
.ettoe OF the clerk OF the county court Of
Ohio county West Virginia. IN Deed Of
Trust Book No, az, page G5, tho undtrS
signed trustees will proceed to sell a. pub
lie auction at the north front door Of thd
court house OF Ohio county, In tho city
of Wheeling. West Virginia. On
SATURDAY, July s, 1888
commencing at 10 O'clock q, m, the to-
lowing. described property, thai Ia to sayl
beginning at q point on the west; side Of
Main street, In the city. OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia. tho same BENG the
southeastt corner OF lot numbered sixty,
four (6D rim tho North Wheellng addition,
the plat of.whieh Ia Of record In the ottiea
or tho clerk Of the county court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Book No,
10. page NJ, and running thence In a west.
erly direction with the south line Of said
lot No, o., neventy.one {iD feet to the east
line OF tho land OF the Pittsburgh, Wheei'
ing IL Kentucky . Railroad Company;
thence In O. northerly direction. with that
line, s!xty-e!ght (cS) feet; THENCE 10 q
straight line in On geasterly dlreston,
about Nty-two % fest 20 the northeast
corner Of said lot No, O.; thence In south
erly direction, with tho west line OF Main
street, hfty (6O feet TO tho place OF Dc
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Alien Is Foot Ease, a powder for! tho feet.
S1t#cnrcs painful, swollen, sinartinH, ncr.
syoug feet and Instantly takes tho sting out
Of corns and bunionB. 10 It's the greata65
comfort discovery OF !! tho uge.{ Mems
Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes fee
co w. II 10 "a certain euro for sweating,
5oalloun and hot,i tired, aching faot. Try 4.
stores, By mali for 26c In ntamps,i Trla,
package III Rec. q address,, Allen s. 4 Ohm
.Bted. 10 Roy, N. }G5 Y n
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begun BEFORE the ieiica,c mechanlsrn /
suddenly broke In several places ana !
the apparatus vas a uaeless wreck. II
Ssasg Gear thGt where warnings had !
failed Athfnperirg WIS suecessf,ii, and
Our enginssrH took the next steamer
horne, thoroughly upset over the meth
DDS Shich Spanish fitins were sDppossd3
70 have adopted 10 shut out ebmpeti-ft'
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E 1T CURES BY,INHALATloN. 1
CATARRH.-In the treatment Of mi, an
ease, :" Hyomei" is quick. sure and permanent
y CATARRHAL s DEAFNESS.-"Hyom,v
cures more people Of this affection thsn III
other methods combined. 80
COUGHS and COLDS arc broken up Ia Qua
night. s.. rs g :.
: ASTHMA Is relieved Instantly. and peru,l
nen,ly cured by "Hyomci" ~
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irINHES MoNoNGAIT ! ROUTE is I md
- Short Line between fniri' 9rr,,ns-
iClnrksburs. Quick Time7;-FasltM , itT "a .,
Sure. Connections. When trayelHss pins.
from. Clorksburg or West virginia I,, ~ tick
burgh railroad points see thatp So" Rail.
etsifcnl via the iMonopSahsl h. ,nnt With
ii. so. trains and at ClarksbgrE wv WV" vi
81 O.. and Nv. W p trains. i,eSS Snd VI
this route: on sale at all b. q VI "" '' "
". y p, s r. II. stations, -, sups 4
4, HUGH @. iBoWLES. Gen Gem i 4 ~
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TERMS DE SALE.

one-thlrd cash. or as much more as tbs
purchaser may elect to pay on the day Of
snle; tho balance In two equal insta!mens
payable in six and twelve months, with
interest.thcreon from the day OF sale, tho
purchaser giving his notes for the De.
trust on tho property purchased.
NJ. MCDONALD PRICHARD,
BENJAMIN s. ALLISON.
sje2-th ~ 7slEi n 'iT - 5t5GsE3E Trustees
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TERMS OF SALE

~ AZ 3{..sa3 TERMS OF SALE. q.
one-third OF the purchase money, or OF "a ~
mneh'more MS tho purchaser may eeo and
payS cash In hand on the dny, OF sac n, Hs.
BID tespect,veiy' IN Six and twelve months rs
from the dayHof sale, with interest l,,r, y.
!purrhasor Ewing Shls negotiable psV WIN
sorry notes for tho deferred payments M"i
good security. thelegal title being rsr .ah.S
MS further security until AL the p ~ NH.
money shall have been paid; or u ' he s eSyl
veyed, heYtrustce5 reserving IN me e tus.
n lien for tho deferred purchase ne",ISi M
,ortdhe purchaser otherwise seeuiln s. Y
'same,to' tho satisfaction OF the trinI SWtsSs
RI " rs ! i 81, WILLIAM ERSk NE,
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''HYollIEID CURES by INHALATION,

! It Is natures own remedy. carried TO all pan,
Of the head, throat and lungs by the air you
breathe. II can be taken at all times and ID
any place. There Is no danger, no risk. YOUR
MONEY IS REFUNDED IF IT FAILS 10
RELIEVE -
"Hyomei"i Inhaler Outfit, .I.oo. Extra Box,
ties 'Hyomei," soc. "liyomti"'. Balm, a won.
sdertul healer. 7sc. Sold by all druggists, Il
sent BY mail on receipt Of price. -
R..T. BOOTH co.
Suite 2o.z,, Auditorium Building, chtoga d !
Home Office, % East 10th St, New York .
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF n deed OF trust made BY
James A.. Filan and Nora Fllan. his Wife
to- the undersigned. William Erskne;
trustee. bearing date on the sd day Q.
October. A. D.. 1896, and recorded In fns
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed OF
Trust Book No. Il. page l6i, the. Under
signed trustee will proceed TO sell at pup.
lie auction at tho north front door OF ine
court house OF Ohio county, in the CITY
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M. tho te,:
lowing property, that Is to say; me hor.a
two.thtrds Of lot No. lOl OF ChapInihe ,, G,,a
Eorf's addition to the city, OF Wheeiins !,
In Ohio county, West Virginia. excep, 50
much thereof as has heretofore been eS..
veyed TO the said city OF fWheeling ~,
market purposes Said two-thlrds Oh san an
lot have q frontage OF ffty-four tee ,,, "
Market street and run back, OF even NiHSIn VILE
to an alley in tho rear thereof. on En ,nIr
property arc situated J'one three,s nnr3
dwelling house with store-room on sroa n,
floor and q one-story brick store-fv snn.
Being the came property Sthat WIS s so
yeyed to said James a. Ftlan ny El&e Win.
gcrter ct al., by deed dated the stn @ a..
Of July, 1891, and Of record In the ;9 nsTs
OF the clerk OF the county co9rI ot u. w NJ
county, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK ~. ~
81 at page 1i9; and by El!zapeIh ~, S'' D
Hannah and Barbara Winger.er and Cath
crime w. Flnccus by decd dated july
1851, and OF record in the office OF tho Sle,s
OF the. county court Of Ohio county, Mess
Virginia.. in Deed Book No.. s.. NJ pssSG
Is in FilSn & WIVES addition to the said
city; Of Wheeling, n plat OF which additissa
is recorded In the office of the clerk OF "
county court OF Ohio county, west w, ".
GINA, in Plat Book No. l., at page m,'
undivided onc-half ofwhlch lots was f eyn,
II. sNvhyte and wlfo by deed dated ocioges
1s. 1885; and recorded In the office OF w
clerk. of tho county court OF ONO c2uh'!..
West Virginia, in Deed Book No, " -
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Al'G;'J| 0: ! \ \
no 3 Every Person Sill.
flesrl:iiing From
catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Colds.
Coughs and M Hay Fever.
''EI.y!Iol d
The New Australian
Dry Air Mi Cure.
The Guaranteed Remedy The Oply
Rational Treatment for
These Diseases.

Since the introduction d Booth, "Ilyona. j
some months ago. there ha, been a eonol,,
revolution In the method Of treating di,.,,,
Of the air passages. =.
Heretofore, but, FEW, fANY, regular nv.
sicians could be induced to, treat these dI,,sv,
locally, knowing that nature never is,,.J.s
the ar passages for the use Of SpRAYS' wv
PORSS liquids, douches, and aton,ii.ts: N, N,
that such remedies not only failed 10 'f,,.S
all parts affected. but proved In many es,s.
POSITIVELY DANGER0 US. d 49,
Today there arc over THIRTY,SIX HUN,
DRIED PHYSICIANS throughou, the conn.
Try, who are prescribing Booths "'Hyom.i.a
Is the first and ONLY rational treatment IN,
have ever known, and that It's use /, All.
WAYS productive Of ASTONISHING r.
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NEW YORK NEW YORK.
ME PEBBLES Ahp THOMPSON SCHOOL.
uCARUil;G AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
90 81. "a EAST 9TH STREET
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REAL ESTATE.
A SCIENTIST CHURCH ACQUIRES A NEW
SITE.

conveniently situated plot OF land. 10x12o feet.
at tho southwest Of Sixty sixth-st. and Cen
through l.. j. Phillips & Co. by the First Church
Of Christ (Scientist) the site for church
building. The congregation is now worshipping In
Forty elghth-st. between Sixth and Seventh aves
In n building purchased about two years ago, but
the growth OF the church has caused the congrc-
CATION 10 seek for larger quarters TO provide for
future increase in membership Work on a new
building will be begun at once. Until this Is com
plcted. however. the congregation will retain Its
present church.
An excellent opportunity will be afforded TO in
vestors In the Broadway auoon-room Thurs
day when Charles A. Berrah Will sell under fore
closure the entire block between Ninetieth and
Nine:y-nrst SITS. and Avenue A and the East River.
with the full and complete grant OF all water rights
Details may be obtained from w. u. and g. r.
Chambcrlin the plaintiffs attorneys, at No. 81
Esssau-st. or from the auctionssr.
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FOR SALE, TARRyTOMN.

1netrn tiloN.
For Young Iadles-City.
yT,uE MISSES Ei.Ys SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
i Reo.ens October .fh
Riverside Drive 18th ard 10th Streets New York.
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0raprllrre' GoieI Docket @nioc.

TIL, liz: appear, Mondays. Wednesdays ard Saturday.
HOTELS of IrHE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet, Of any Hotel below. call or
st-f.fs end Stump
MnBal rsrfff [Errra@m Co.. o
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Real estate
MONEY TO LOAN on BoND AND MORTGAGE
PARSONS e. SINGER,
REAL. ESTATE BROKERS 81 NAssAr-Sr
Real estate,
Gitn 31rourrtn for Sale or 6 Get.

49,
NOR SALE furnisaet--A handsome We,,t
L s.o-y hu,lers n1nfrv extension residence on. ,n
7o.h st. Is T., vide. FLOYD GARRISON y NoN' w
AZ Broadway.
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School A9sneire.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teaehers Tutors Governesses
Mrs 81 j. YOUNG-FuLTON. % Union Square.
MEXICAN and European Educational Agency supplies
"A Professors, Teachers, Tutors Governeasen, Com
panions Natr9ns to Employer. Recommends Schools
t0rsnts. MISS DONOVAN. 90 East 18th Street
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FOR THE STARTING CUBANS.

The Central Cuban Relief Committee acknowl-
edges the receipt Of the following contributions FOR
the suffering reconcentrados in Cuba:
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STEAMBOATS,.

[B@Stmm @M1 NGW lsMMU@M@
VIA SOUND LINES
NORWICH LINE via Sew-London. Leave Pier 20 (Old
Soy n r., next Desbrosses ST.. week days only. at
a ~ m Steamers CITY Of Worcester ana CITY Of Lowell
FAIL HiVF;V LINE via Newport and Fall River. Leave
pier 10 n r. Of Warren 81. week days and Sun
say. AZ p ~ Steamers PRISCILLA and PURI-
TAN each.
sTONiNGToN LINE, via stoning'on. Leave Pier 80
" ono block above Canal ST.. week days only.
CpW steamers Maine and New-Hampshire.
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carbers.

TNNGILSUMAN oxford, long experience tuition durir
II June city CT country. b. A.. 100 W oct,