111.. DAYS ADVERTISENViTB
DRESS GOODS,
OdzaPktalpg a stoat of
331 tile above g - oo le from
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
Plaurgaday, October
GARDNER & SCHLEITER'S
92 MARKET STREET
Many of the above goods will be sold fer about
one-half the price asked for old stocks of goods
In the city, after being marked down.
.I.n order to Insure
The above goode Will be marked in plain tlgurea,
NO DEVIATION
From the Price Asked.
Those who call early esn ray on
SECURING BARGAINS
90TH SEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBIT
OF THE
ASSETS, JULY, 1884
cash
State Stocks
Real,Eatate, (Unincumbered,)
Mortgage Ronde
Railroad Sacuri tiCR
United States Stocks,
Bank Stocks,
Miscall& eons Stocks,
Groat:
$
LESS. LIABILITIES: 3,101,938 56
Losses, (Adjusted, unadjusted and
not due,t
Net
3,273,63.5 04
istar-ste,ow to isa,G,-.,0 taken on a single risk. 'VII
Pire"ard Inland Navigation and transporta
tion Risks accepted at terms consistent with
toh - ency and fair vroflt. Losses equitably ad
justed and promptly paid at this Agency.
Applications for Insurance Solicited.
POLICIES ISSUED WIFIIUUT DELA.Y,
and all business attended to with fidelity and
dispatch, by A. A. CARRIE:Et- st BRO.,
au3l-3m
Agents.
EDUCTION IN PRICES
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
At the New Carpet store,
M'FARLAND & COLLINS,
Nos. 71 & 79 Fifth Street, Next House
to Post Office, Second Floor.
DRUGGETS AND CRUMB CLOTHS.
We have Just received some entirely new and
very handsome patterns Woolen Druggets, Me
dallion Onotres, &e., at very low prices.
M'FARLAND k cotaaNs,
Ti a. 73 Fiftn street,
astoo • Next door to Yost Office, 2nd floor.
P HOl`stOttA i-HlO GALLERY - FOR
SAL.—a first class Gallery In the thriv
ing town of Canton, (Alto, with a good run of
business, is offer ed tor sale on good terms. The
appointments are all first-many, having been
teoently newly fitted up. For particulars and
terms call on or address WM. LI VIN.+STON,
at Haworth's stork Depot, No. 12 Fifth street,
Pittsburgh, Penns oottfitiwdsdtm
Orr as BLOOD C H ARM & li ici'D.OL r.1.1.il Vol
BITT*BUIIOII, October SUBSORIBEttS 'l'o I'HEIB 186 i. , SITOC 8
of this tiempany are het eby notitled to pay
the amount of their subscriptions (Two Dollars
per Share) forthwith, to filr. IKA B. MCI , ' kY,
the Treasurer of the Company, at Ms other,
corner of Fourth and Smith 'lent streets Pitts
burgh. RoBERT I . INNEY,
owleilwd President.
CAi 'D.
WANTED TO E PLOY A N Vat BEE
ht eitittPENTERS, to work at framing
a bridge in this city, to whim steady employ
meat and highest wages will be paid for good
wor ß kmen, by applying at the toteman erecting
the ridge over the itlonongatiela river.
octl9 P I P !Ai & SHIPFLER.
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110 TRAYRD.— ON FRIDAY, FROM
the tarn of air. IRWIN
himin-taa Township, Armatronr county, all
IRON GREY MARE AND IVIIJLE. Tile mare
is about four years old and log hands hieb. The
mule is of a brown color and. about 14 hands
high. Any information which will lead to the
discovery of the above will be suitably rewar
ed by the owner. octisatd
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
No. .14 Hay Street.
lur P. GENGEAIBRE, CIVIL AND
a MECHANICAL ENGINEE
;special dame .n Mechanical Drawing, and to
Architectural Drawlug, for tnachiniete, pattern
niakera carpenters, builders, marble cutter
he., & c. ALsu, claim for Ladles and Gentl e -men in Artistic Drawing. octlA
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Duck Creek Lubricating Oil
ekrIHKVE oS NAND AND WILL 81,
na i r c ly in receipt 0 1.
genuine artic l e
.I.4:I.I6IIICA.grING, on
',Warranted pure." JAS. BOYD,
au25,9m r 137 Liberty street.
ja.7 surface,
together with the lutprovements,
siORScLE.-453 ACRES COAL AICD
tuate near Larimer's Station. 9 miles
West of Greensburgh, and within t miles
P. It . it. Grade easy, title good,•and price low.
OASIDAY,
Real Estate 'Broker, Noe 7 F
ourth i t., Pitts.
burgh.
le9;
Wl' NA E'S - 7 eNLANthg..-H A INES- A.
AA.
BRtYS. PIANOS.—A splandf.l assort
ment ot these unrivalled PIALION which will be
sold at sreouction of from fifty to seventy-five
dollars.leas than factory pr.ces, Recoil:thy to
style 'of Mario. Testimonials of excellence rom
Melberg; strakopeb ar d U. utter. Also from
BOUM
tents of the t smintnt professors and ams-
Li+ the' 00 Mos
iIiAM .. its
sent by mall
gratui. vIi.LRLDTTE All 14UALE,
sewn
4.3 loitth street,
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AUCTION SALES
T •
A. R'CLELLAND, AUCTIONEER;
•55 J 1 I'll STREET.
IkeFURNITITS 1011.OARPETS. QUEEN SWAR E,
AUUT-ou a"
at Kaabida Had anat lon Hba Fini se, 4 tdOartlNG,
5 Fifth street
win be fold ono Drell „Lig B ureau, Wardrobe ,
,
Jeany Liao I:kg:Meads, '6 sab Starkoa cote Seat
Maim,
new and o . woa d liock4rd,
luadi 'O D
e Dough Tray, Tubs,
arpo Queens
iptchen Ille. VooiL Stores, ao , ware, &a,
'.7 2 If‘ ilf At' • •
• ~ AnizikinwirrEirs ruf 'Ls AT AUCTION.-
_,,,. - .
_,.;.i- • . EV/MI.1(4,0B Waloak, Will bet
't
...,.:ZiZiti: •.. • • Zs, t-Atialail . House, 65 Filth
.'1- O.II4.SrOARP=T_ 'in TOOLS,
wl , Xertah oarewa mummy Awn,
: •44.• lAMto Us trade.
, ~ g
___„, j • , , V AAA.XI AT , ALOCIGR%
'f -
msramm
CLOAKS,
SHAWLS,
S' ,F ZZ7I,OOO
Wlit be opened 012
A SPEEDY SALE,
42,260,000 00
$ 196,298 68
550,39000
81,963 18
388,520 (70
546,165 00
660,00600
1,069,110 CO
23,489 50
tvB,Bu3 62
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Fatally Lnjured.—il man named Joseph
Sheatz aotosious deserter, belonging to
to (Jo. A., 24 Pennsylvania caVairy, was to rested
on the 14th and turned over to the proper au
thorities to be forwarded. On the following
day he was sent olr, heavily Ironed, in charge of
a sergeant. While the train was nearing Har
ri, burg la full motion he succeeded la jumping
olt but received injuries which will in all proL.
Arany prove fatal. He was picked :UP sense
less by some citizens who telegraphed the ,
fact to Harrisburg, when the sergeant ret urned, ;
and again taking hint in charge removed him to ;
Harrisburg, where he is now lying in a critical
condition. Sheatz Is a re-enlisted veteran. His
parents reside on Locust street, in the Ninth
ward.
Stook Sales.--The following le the list of
stocks sold last evening at the Masonic Hall
Auction Rooms, 455 Filth street, T. A.
land, Auctioneer:
Pittsburgh do Steubenville R . Ft 50
•
Rosa Off Stock 11
05
At a Aboy Cherry Run Stock 115
Federal 011 Mock ......... ............ 1 55
Fleming sr. Blood Oil Stock 4 10
Bantu r Oil Stock ...................... 105
El Dorado Oil Stock ...... . ............ 2
Allegheny Valley Oil at oc.ll 45
......... 2 25
Horse Neck Oil stock ................. .... 1
10
Ohio Valley 011 Stock
1 20
Stella OR Stock
The Official Vote.—The following kit the
section of the Act of last winter In relation to
opening and countiog the official vide:
Whilst thisAot continuea In force no
person aball be declared duly elected, no certifi
cates of eledlion Abell be issued, and no election
returns undecthis or any other act tor the same
offices shall be opened until the thirtieth day af
ter any general election, or until the twentieth
day after any Preaidential , election, at which
Ume, or within three days thereafter, all tbe re
turns of tally sheets, made to the Common
Pleas Court, shall be opened In thp manner and
by the officers now authorized to do the same.
In these days, when everyone .his their vis
age reproduced In the shape of a photograph,
there hi nothinglooka so carelesiviukto see plc
tures scsttcrel over a centre-table Or al ut .a
room. A neat album le the very beat remedy
we know of in Binh a oarw, and to parties about
to pun:thane we would remi:none an examina
tion of the stock of Myers, tSchoyer &
as Fifth litreet. Pocket 'Looks, pencils,
pen
knives, pOrtiollog. gold pens &c &c., can also
tie bound in great variety. Pont' 'forget the
place—Fifth street, near Wood.
Untied States District Court.—thaorge
1). Thomas, of F.rie county, convicted of passing
'counterfeit United States treasury notes Of the
dentoninntlon of Ilfty dollars, was yeterdaY
sentenced to seven years imprisonment s ' In 'the
penitentiary.
U. U. Gott, of Urawfdritebitety; tho was on
ti ial on the day before for w as dollar
counterfeit treasury notes, was convicted and
to seven years inaprisoninent in the penitenti
ary.
nib aliauaed by ObearkdbL—A man nom
ed• Sykes, of Indiana county, shed a few 'daya
ago from the gibers of eating of
nuns. There are now loch freely
quanr nfr of cheat:
Ufa leult-in the - nratketthat -paw* De
404 thelzguard and i . sot part a k e prelim fob', _
ly.
-.l7lartatare Anetttua.—Will
-Inunting, 0 ,49A,15% '114 7 aviation,
.91"widlkiept
, a_ tr u.u., rz,d-
Apintßl96ostr Aukcalcias.
rtriTENGILL & co t No. 37
Park Bow Netylrok laty, and No. thaw
Stieet, Iku;tet4 NW:4. P. PONTA.I.WE & 00.,
No..kir Nassau atreeii New York city, are au
thorized to take Advert:Lemont' and Subsoriy
._
Nona for tut at lowest rates.
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41P WIIIV 1 .141111:1111/ the / ALLY POBT,
the rate of .2,50 per tittne.!ed copies.
LOCAL INT - if - XI - 0 ACE
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PRIMLY MORNING, 001. 21, 1884.
MiasLaQ
Papers.—Amy of our modern hay
lag oopiea of the Daily Post of the following
da'pa would confer a favor by leaving or sending
them to this office; as they are necessary to com
plete ourilletc
November 27,'68.
February 19, '64.
January 2, '64.
December 6, %S.
redember 26, '63.
March 2, '64.
April 27034.
April2B,
April 29,
April 90, '64.
This Supreme Court.—Thls Court met yes
terday—present Chief Justice Woodward, and
Judges strong, Thompson, Read an 1 Agnew.
Kennedy
•Alraratiall, on motion of Thomas EW
ing, mitt. was duly admitted and qualified to
practice In this Court.
Opinions were delivered in the following has
•
By Woodward, -O. .L4-11eister vs Greene,
Lancaster, 0. P. Judgment reversed and set
aside, and Judgment here entered for defendant.
Thompson, J. dissents.
By Strong,T.--Gaines vs. the Commonwealth; Oyer and Terminer. Judgment reverse
and a new trial ordered. Thompaon, J. dissents
to this opinion on the first assignment of error.
By Read, if— Slost vs. Royal Insurance Com
pany., Prom Nisi Prins Judgment reversed,
andjudgme u t entered on the case stated for the
pi initiff for $18153, with interest.
Brown vs. Ripka & Co., Philadelphia, D. C.
Judgment affirmed.
Union
By Aignew, J —Bilmyet et. al. vs Slifer.
,U. P. Jungment reversed, and venire fa.
ocuts ck neon awarded. Strong, J. les dissenting
pinion.
Brooks vs. Smyser. Dauphin coun ty. Jung.
me n. nt affirmed. strong, T. fides concurring own.
io
Jack vs Morrison, Allegheny C. P. Submit
ted. Read for plaintiff in error; Miller and Mc-
Bride, contra.
Oakland Railway Company vs. Field l itg. Al
legheny D. 0. Argued by Mellon and ampton
for plaintiffs th error, and by Ranom ~ Icontra.
Culp vs. Leahy and others. Allegheny C. P.
Argued by Burg - win for the administrator or
riam —j
Rarry.Woods; no appearance contra. IPer Cu
tuippent reversed on the ground that the
Court of ooinmon Pleas has no jurisdiction of
tne subject matter.
Graham et. al. vs. Nesbit. Allegheny C. P.
Submitted.= 4/baton for plaintiff in errot; For..
Ward. contra.
Argßent Mauler vs. Keyser et. al. Allegheny 1)
ued by Ewingontra. for plait:LUCIE' error, and by
nn, c
Tine Pennsylvania Railroad Track.-
4 The Pennsylvania railroad track extending
along Liberty street Is, to Bay the least, in a
very bad condition. It has several times occur
red that some of the oars ran off the track to the
great danger of the passers-by, and only a lew
days ago we had to record an aocident which oc,
mitred on that line and through which the lit ea
of a large number of children were placed an itu
minent eril. Yesterday, durin the it , enu,m,
a similar occurrence had well nigh taken
+od were it not that it was observed in time to
p 'event any eetiOusdaMage, a consitlera.de num
bs'. of can Would have been &mashed or upset
and the /Ives and limbs of the passers-by put
injeopardy. Owing to the bad condition of the
road, as the freight train was passing up Liberty
street twoor•more of thetrtecks got oil the track.
Of eourse they swung around and were at right
angles with toe track, when, fortunately, the
crippled situation of the train was ohs-, ve
Were it not for this the consequences might
have proved serious. As it was, after trying in
vain to place. the trucks in a proper position,and
blocking up the street for upwards of an hour,
th-y were forced to detach the hinder part of the
car, which they left standing until a sufficient
mice could be had to right the trucks. Acct.
dents of this and of a more serious nature' are
certain to occur unless the track be placed In
good condition, and therefore, for their own
sake and that of the residents on Liberty street,
we would request the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to remedy this evil.
The Latest From Sheridan—The
A. Rebels Palling Baok
Prepared by Dr..titrieg! en 1, 0 East I- aunt/ I Ns . ..w Vi stn, October 20.—The //er
street, I 'incirinatt. f lido.
`i'ri's ciarreapolleent. with Sheridan, of
octrftlyvietiv
lite 14th, writes: Genet al Sheridan had
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GEO. W. SMITI - I'S FARM FOR ids troops well i n hand on the north
SALE. west sole of Cedar Crrek, the rebels
having fallen back to Fisher's Hill, in
I i t . . 4 .A 0, 1 : E b u
, 11 1 . 1 !, 2, 1 . 1 : . n . , A , i p ‘ , I ,', I , A , , t '',. T ., t . a r Y rear ot Strasburg, which town is now
I ...is tOsult e pur2:l‘,!;ers, mud alt o i tlet Ai- 'ir!atne rietitipie,l by our sk'rnlishers.
Meeting In the 9th Ward —.lt a 'n ett ing 1 .cis
sale at rublic - Auct i on on Monday , I igtolii r Residents of
h t
l as t, say that on
held by the - Democracy of the et ward, at the i
house ofJames Neeson esq., ler the purpos of th . `6 24 1 4, 1 : * : 66 1 , 4 ,., r ,,,, ,),,,:,,,,,,. , 1 , ii. , j .,,,,,.. , W. dnemidy night last, a lel ger force ot
organizing a Demooratlc -tub for th e ward. af- 1 pi k ,,, 1 will ,w er . 4, n „., ditto rent !Ng , tf,;. rels passed through that t.iwn than
ter elegant address by Hugh Dutfy, a perma eat hrt containing. In acres, e, oh r. 1.,,r0ti aolistan. h ever Sit'W befOrO. This, doubtless,
organization was effected, and the followin of- ~,,i ,i,„p ing „,,,,,,, ~,,,, r ,„ 11 , h ~,,„. fi o . .t.,... they
beers appointed ;
- oral tract commit, about 17 11,i en.. 1.1 1 the thit.l save rise to the report that Lon street
president—J. U O'Donnell. about IS nure.s, the lerlialllfiet. hergierlee ot, had been heavily reinforced with both
Vice President—James Neeten wood's nun, 1 divided into to on leta or IA ar,d in fan try and artillery. At General
Secretary—Liddell.
s o ,tree, with t h a g .i.,1 tens fit 1 1..11re MI . ach. Ail
'iiir rid Ln's headquarters it is not believ-
Treasurer—Ed ward Kenos.
grass
an -1 c.ov..r and ,v.-I: cal. iiiat..s toe ' '
via corciirrTan. Dairy Farina.
ed that they have received any infantry
'1 hat uortloo 1 3 rug ,o 1 the . -,..t si.re 01 the reinforcements, but the large number
Timothy Murphy Michael Sullivan Pike I hare drvided into two I.%ir.elu, One iTel Tof cannon recently captured by Genaral
Richard Welsh John Diamond
Pt .flout 170 acre. 4 4Ta which is a twat, 4USitan•
John Cretan Tnos S Rowley
I ttsl brick dive•ling formerly oecup!ed by Air. Sheridan render the latter • part of 11w
Francis Booler David ktrouser
John Marshall. Thre e good tenant tiura-s the. report very probable.
Patrick Uonnor Thos Mcßride
Patrick clireaJy John Mooney rg"i° of Which mill pay the tn.''. linear " r "' Tn-day of r skirmish line was again
stable and sh.ep tutu am: NH gro.v a thrifty
Patrick Logue Adam Ii rouse
1 bearing Apple atm Virv.inia Crab trees. This advanced, and the retels slowly Jell
Patrick Dolan James Neeeoo 1 part of the estate wilt 01.1 re a magnificent farm. hack after exchanging a few shots with
Wm Richards J C O'Donnell
I I will also part with
thy Homestead, the large
our advanced guard. The whole corn-
Patrick Dougherty LAward Kerman
be ititiful mansion, wi t h hy 5 teet, with all Met:WIT
John Powers Edward Stewart
convenienct4 surrouraled with shrubbery arid wand, notwithstanding their fatiguing
James Steward
trees ; also a large orchard iii choke fruit, with
11 marches, are in brilliant spirits and
A meeting of the Democratic Club of the il:h abnut 40 acres of land.
ward, will beheld at theirhall at the lion City An extensive barn with stone basement, di- health, and anxious to fight again.
How, on Saturday evening, Oct. 221 at 7 o'- vhied into stab/leg for 16 bargee, and atalie far
I have to regret the loss of Gen. Bid
clock, p.m. The Democrats of the ward are in- 40 cattle, with cellars bins, mows and ever) - well, killed, and Genes. Wright, Grover
vited to at tend
thing in the highest requisition of a tarn.. 11
ROW.. Leonia, Sec'y. , trande In a brick yard of i 75 jeer square, our. I and Rickets wounded. Wright is
rounded by brick sheds for cattle and sheep; slightly wounded. Affairs at times
also, a blacksmith's shop and slaughter /roils.? looked badly, but by the gallantry of
There is also on tale Homestead tract a good Or lye officers and then, disaster has been
T he re house .
I pile Farm Is known to he hest improved and converted into a splendid victOry. Dark
moat highly cultivated In this part of The 00111 T. neSS again intervened to shut off greater
try, being situated on the liethany Pike, lours! results. I now occupy Strasburg. As
toilets from Wheeling, most beautiful and fertile
routing hill lan ', well watered with never fail- soon as obtained I will send you
to
log springs; situated In a neigh. - orhood id particulars. (Signets)
wealthy and highly reen•ctable people.
For terms of purcip.se with a "plan' of tie P. R. SHERIDAN.
Farm, showing the divisions above mentioned,•
Major General.
together with ail panic:ll4re, apply on the prem. What the numbers were opposed to
hies or at my Brewery office, or to N. Richard-
Sheridan are not yet reported to the Dy
son. esq., or Wheeling.
• STOOK AND FARM lIIPLEMENTS.—On partment, but the boldness, vigor and
the tollowing, dav after the sale of the Pa.rui, success of the attack asrongly indicate
Tuesday, the 29th day of ficto',er, 11164, I lel d
dispose of my Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hoge, that a heavy reinforcement had been
and farming implements
Isent from Richmond with the expecta
oF.O. W. SAIITH, ti
Waddington Farm, on of fulfilling Longstreet's boast, toI !
LOTTISTILLE, Oa. 20.—Tho Journa,
.
"smash tip Sheridan."
Longstreet was known to be in the :I
ralley and had assumed command oflearns that John C. Breckihridge tele
the army, and Confederate hopes au I graphs that Colonel Charles S. Hanson
overwhelming disaster to the Union ar- 1 wounded and a pilsoner in i3urbridge's
illy were boastfully expressed for several 1
days back by rebel adherents in Wash- ; late campaign, is doing so well that his
ington and Baltimore. I reeovery is beyond a doubt.
(Signed) EM. STANTON. !On Tuesday morning a band of goer-
The Luray Valley Raid—Prompt :villas attacked and destroyed 'a train of
Retaliation. . ten freight cars on the Nashville &
i Northwestern railroad, bound from
New Voila, Octob.'r 10.—A- corre
pondent of the Herald gives the follow- , Nashville to Johnsonville. 'The'eng-1-
log particulars of Col. Powell's cavalry I neer was killed.
raid in the Luray Valley: Their first i
Gen. Stoneman has been exchanged
adventure was with a gterrilla band, '
whom tlp . y surprised, and from whom and arrived at Atlanta
they captured a number of army wag- Generals Blair, Croft and Smith were,
Ex P °s 1863. g ' sp '" V " ens, &c. The stores captured were vat- ; among yesterday's arrivals at the Gait
ued at seventy thousand dollars. At •
e
Rouse.
SEWING iklA CH IN Es Luray .• ell the barns were destroyed, and
w hoe in the act a Union soldier wag ; STANTON'S WAR BULLETIIsf.
captur«l by the citizens, who murdered
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Over 1 6C , 00f . rf a i k , 5,4 Ir, ..- !;.; ye Mtn by cutting his throat. Subsequent-
already bee i said, ly two of MoSeby's men were captured Another Victor by
and Vicinity. y Sheridan.-
Over 6.000 are in use lu P, , tat urah • and shot, in retaliation. The same day
mean 1 a Government tannery was destroyed,
containing eight hundred thousand dol- WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, Oct.
The Sale of these inimitable Machines is lard worth of leather, and three thou ' 20.—General Dix: A great battle was
greater than all others combined. . san,i head of cattle seized,
; fought and a splendid victory, won by
From New Market to Woodville the
No one should buy a Sewing Machine
Sheridan over Longstreet yesterday at
country was laid waste, as also in the ;
until they have examined and tested the circuit toMadison Court House, Little Cedar Creek, 43 pieces of artillery were
Wheeler & Wilson,
Washington back to Luray, thence the captured, and many prisoners, among
They are warranted for three years. command proceeded to Front Royal, ' whom was the rebel General Hanseur,
Instruction Free, where all the barns, flour -mills and ,On our side Genes. Wright and Ricketts
their contents were destroyed. Op the
sir Salesroom, No. in FIFTH STREET.
Wltt. SUMNER er. UO., Agents. route Col. Powell heard that McCaus• were wounded, and General Bidwell of
sepl3.d.kw land with cavalry was near, and he gave Buffalo killed.
chase, but being encumbered with a Particulars so far as received twill be
heavy train could not overtake him.
At ntly Hook the fine residence and ~
iurniabed as fast as the oper9or c c an
ai
barns -,. of J. Chancellor, one of Mosehy's transmit them.
(Signed) E. M. STANTON
guerrillas, were destroyed; -Chancellor
had murdered a Union soldier a few Secretary of War.'
days previous. The result of the expo- '
dither' was the capture of 6,500 head of FROM BURLINGTON, Y
cattle, 500 horses, the destruction of 32 t.
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flouring mills, -30 distilleries, four blast
furnaces and upwaads of 50 barns.
The Rebel Raid at St. A 4 lbans,
The Draft.—We Understand that a large
number of those who were conscripted under the
late draft have failed to report, and in fact, if ac
counts be true, more have forgotten their duty
in this instance than those who obeyed the
call of the Provost Marshal to report. In spite
of the frequent warning. of the press to these
gentlemen, appointing the day and hour when
they should meet, under penalty of the wrath of
Uncle Sam if they failed to do so, they forgot
their appointments and leftdor parts uakno
but a few days before their presence was requit
' ed at the Provost Marshal's office. The COLISO
- is that their fellow-citizens who were',
re °lcing over their good fortune escaping the
dralt are left "in the lurch , • ae•thfy will have
to ti !hoar quotas Under any circumstances
We i ll
ectet,y met some of the latter and were as-
tonialied to see that they wore ouch sorry faces, 1
while they were full of glee and merriment on
the day succeeding the draft. Probably they
have their reasons for it.
itt
1 ! est.
t% outer Tools at auction this evening, a
Illao/e 'a, 65 Filth litreet.
153 SMITHFIELD. AND 442 PENN St.
TRY S It CFE A. INT ' e
M ELLIFLUOUS
OUCH I:;AJL-SA:3I.
LStriuklasid's Mellifluous Cough Balsam
Sa
warranted to cure iiughs, Cold, , Floarce‘, .se,
Asthma, Whooping rough, Sore Throat, (Jon
sumptlon, and all affections of the Throat and
Lungs.
For ale by Druzgists. General Pepot 6 East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All the Medical men and the Press l'eCOCllmecd
Dr. Stricklasd's Anti-Cholera illixture as the
only certain remedy for Diarrhma and Dysen.
tery. It is a comtdnation ni Astringente, Ab
sorbents, Stimulants and Carsonativce and t 6
warranted to effect a cure alter all other means
have failed.
For sale by Drucgiste. tlenefal Depot 6 Eas
Fourth street, Crlnernuati, I thin.
Z"XXs 131 MIL MWE3O3J V" .
pr Strickland'sln Ramesh'
guide of the worst cases of 131Aeding
Piles. It gives Itnn,ediat, r •.lit and effects a
peratnueut cure. 'l'ry tt directly. II Is war•
ranted to core.
I.'“r sale by all Drugel-'a.
d F.,tat Fourth Street, thaeinnatt.
NEIt A N D
131.141 TY, S• etc N to , !-; ,N It' r
can recOMMend Ulnae Buttering lots of Ap•
petite, Itizii . ;ePti-a, ur rh.,1001,14, NCI oti.OP.ll
and PierVOLls v • !„ iihe SI rick infl. n I.•ta:
It til a egetql,./. priTAIIIr1"1: Isl,l h'-
eoholle /i(11.10 , 9; it 15!rerigt ben. -
cols ; It erenlem
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warranted to ecrus , ,e• p,i i alt.l Ar r n'on lie-
For sale by Druggla'l I 4 bbi by
Wholesale Agrots, :a., tin 11, L,
vet,
.I:l,eleny I I.y,
And by hr. !1. i EV sEit,
tlornrr li u, I mil :ruin Adry,
Pit [Lbw 01, l'n
WHEELER & WILSON'zi
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ET,TXTR, OF BARK AND IRON,
PREPARED FROM CALASA I A
HARK and Frio-Phosphate el Iron Has
been found very benencnal in by rrepsis, and in
that languor and prostration nt the system
which frequently succeed anute Mitoses. It ie
menace the appetite—ln vlgoratec the power, 111
digestion r ls very acceptable to the stomach, and may be need In all a NMI u here a tonic, in.
licence is required. Sold at
ERAbKili' DRUG" STORY:.
TAYLORMPLIXERS
,RiatritAng
le a pleasant and effeetual remedy for Oonatip g_
Lion, Flatulency, Headache, Indigestion, Drs. -
p•-pa/a, ace. Roth of the above sold at
DttI. 4 ISTORE,
oat/8 ' Market at., #doors below Fouth.
OIL LAND FOE-SALE.
T •sunscrentrza OP.PEIf.S VOR
... Sale 100 ACRES OF Olt LANO, iorat.l
on Little Beaver Creek, two rolled from Smith's
Ferry: The property has three Ivelhicnk, all
of which are yielding Oil of the same nality 11.•
the celebrated Smith's 011._ The Land laid off
iii:lo4Lia atiftimartitiacera. ,For i artber penis°,
larifinquire of '' ' NE' LA17011141%
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Little jliaret Rfidlo l .
ootrtawd' - Ooltthaiiiiitta Co- Onio.
WitorEa,s,
ibedo
aheap, at naculelland% (Quit.; occa
The Late , filhboting Affair in Sharps
bar fg.:-Tne late shooting affair in sharpsburg ,
ban been 'followed wilitthe fats/ consequeeQ"
that were eipected. Keyser, the man who Was
shot, expired yesterday morning at half past live
o'dOeirilifter lingering for several days after the
Shooting Altair occurred Previous to his death
two of the balls were, with soa e difficulty ex.
traoted: from hiehreast, but the remainingone,
whictilloodged _in the !abdomen, Could not be
reachedand defied all surgical skill to remove it
without endangering the life of the patient.
Owing to the good treatment he was receiving at
the hands of experienced physolans, it was
thought that ne might possibly recover, but vea
-1 terday .. all these hopes were defeate !. West
wood,'who displayed such innate ferocity in fir
ing three times at his victim. and such reckless
daring In avoiding pursuit, is still at large, but
we understand that the police are on a sharp
look-out for hqn, and in all pro!mbility will suc
ceed in bringing him in justice. The coroner
proceeded yesterday evening to hold an inquest
on the body.
To prevent the draft, get your old windows
glazed by O'Brien, 130 Third street.
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JOSEPH NETER & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PLAIN A1% 7 1) ' FANCY
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
WAH E HOUSE,
Between 6th at., and Virgin alley
OUCH NO MORE
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PROM OVA FIRST IEDITIOS/
Gen. Sheridan's Official —Report
Forty-three Pitioaii of Artillery
Captured.
WASHINGTON, October 20.—The fol—
lowing is Sheridan's official report : Crt-
DAR CREEK, VA., October 19, 10 P. M.-
Lieut. Oen. Grant, City Point: I have
the honor to report that my army at Ce
dar Creek was attacked this morning be
fore daylight, and my left was turned
and driven in confusion. In fact, most
of the line was driven In confusion, with
a loss of twenty pieces of artillery. I
hastened from Winchester, where I was
on my return from Washington, and
found the army between Middletown
and Newton, having been driven back
about four miles. 'There took the affair
in hand and quickly united the corps,
and formed a compact line of battle
quite in time to repulse an attack of the
enemy, which was done handsomely at
about one p, m. At three p. m., after
some charges of the cavalry from the
left to the right' flank, I attacked with
great vigor, driving and routing the en—
emy, capturing according to last report,
forty-three pieces of artillery and very
many prisoners.
I do not know yet the number of cas
ualties Or losses of the enemy. Wagon
trains, ambulances and caissons in large
numbers are in our possession. They
also burned some of their trains. Gener
al Ramesur is a nrisoner in our hands,
severely and per-haps mortally wound
ed.
r Another correspondent of the 14th,
says: On the right of the army line,
General Custer this morning soon after
daylight made a reconnoissance of the
enemy's position and strength, by ad
vancing three regiments across Cedar
Creek at Cupp's Mill, near the back
road, close to the North Mountains.
After pressing forward for about two
miles and a half, it was ascertained to a
certainty that the rebels had fallen back
for a considerable distance during the
previous night.
On the way nut we skirmished with
small parties of the enemy, mounted
force, hut met with no determined, se
rious opposition. We also passed a
place where it was evident there had
been a camp during the early part of the
day. •
NI-cm, YORK, October 20.—The Her
ald's Front. Royal correspondent of the
15th says: The line of communication
Mtween Gen. Shetidan's headcluartera
and Gen. Augur, whose headquarters
are on the lino of the Manasi , as Gap
railroad, is open without molestation
and interruption. The opening, and
the keeping open of tjtc 'Manassas
(lap railroad line, the :chola look upon
as a greater victory than heretofore ob
tained by the army of the Shenandoah
'alley. The importance of what we
have gained in the respect mentioned
cannot ho explained to the public,
and hence the people at home cannot
well appreciate its magnitude! Time
will develop the Whole.
The Secretary of War issued an order
thanking Gen. Sheridan and his officers
and soldierii, for their brilliant victory,
A Doubtful Rumor. ---
SITIIIINGTOIf, Vt., Oct. 30 . - --El i ght of
i NEW Yon; October 20.—The World's the raiders who entered St: -Albaas and
Washington special has a report that robbed banks and murdered ci izens,
Gen. Sheridan will shortly supercede , have been caught and $50,000 redo ered.
General Meade. The reason given is a
. .
1 disagreement between. Geos. Grant. and They were caught at Stattbrid and
. i
I nder Meade concerning some nioiremamts !'Farnham, Canada East. The re i 1
south of Petdrsbarg. ! ~- ltaverbootti. seen OA tbeirsol
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fatmaisnasiby -, -, - , rA Pi BANER. ~ fi , „„,t- —,_ ," ; their' ••.-'' ' • ' '
evimber istoam. eyL=, ocuiti affected sol vency. .
A. 7' s - jr
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SECO.4I'I3 EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON
Guerrilla 00trages - near the City
NEW YOILSJ Oct. 30.—Commercial's
Washington sOcial has the following:
The guerrillas Of Moseby's gang are be
coming bold in their depredations, and
guarded by secession residents of the
country who embrace every opportunity
to act the part nf spies and informers,
and frequently raid some distance with
in the Union hues. On Wednesday
morning about 111 o'clock a party of four
of Moseby's men approached the house
of Mr. Reed, abitt 100 yards from Falls
i;
Church hospital, land 7 miles from Wash
ington, and surr 'Waded Mr. Reed and 2
out of 5 of his n4roes who were aiding
him to guard pro ' rty. One of the ne—
groes was shot (dead. The guerrillas
then curried Mr. peed and the other ne—
gro ten miles to he woods where they
shot and killed 3!tr. Reed and severely
wounded the nevi). They then decamp.
ed. The surviving negro managed to
return after the !murderers left, and
guided a party oil soldiers to the spot
where his master liras killed and secured
the body . These !iutrages occurring so
near Washington ;;are beginning to be
regarded as a seztzs disgrace.
FRCM NEW ORLEANS,
Officers Dismisted the Service
NEW YORK, Oct . 20.—The Herald' 8
New Orleans special contains a letter
from Gov. Allen of ;I Louisiana, to the
rebel Secretary of War, and he says, the
time has come for us to put into the ar
my every able bodied negro man as sol—
diers. This should done imtnediate
iy. I would free all able to bear arms
tnd put them into the field at once.
They will make much better soldiers
with us than against rns, and swell the
depleted ranks of opr ' armies,
Gen. Canty ntlicialy announces the
recapture, of thirteenibattle•flags taken
Vorn Gen. Banks in the Red river cam-
A rebel mail taken at the same time,
, how great desponde)icy of the rebels
west of the Mississippi; i
Twenty-three officers of the 2d Louis
tma eaviiiry have be'en dishonorable•
dismissed the scryice, by order of Gen.
Canby, for declining to appear before
:he examining board, irreparatory to as
tignment to duty. •
Gen. Hurlbut has recovered sufficient.
iy to resume duty.
FROM CHATTANOOGA
Operations of Get Sherman
Nava Yniik, Oct 20.--The Philadel
phia Inquirer of this morning has the
followingfrom Ohattanaiga of tire MI,:
Captain Marsh of the 41.1 New York
regulars has just arrived fimm Villianow,
which place he left yesterday. He reports
Mentor's brigade Of cavalry bad
met the enemy in force and after a
severe fight, our troops" charged and
routed the rebels, capturing Ge t s. Young
and a large number of iitittiVers. On
the 12th the same cavalryi charged Rod
ney's command at ROLM) with: sabres,
killing and capturing a number, taking
all his artillery and scattering the re
mainder of the enemy in all directions.
On the. 17th our advance came upon
Hood's rear guard, whipped it and drove
them out of Snake Gap. Yesterday Gem
Sherman started in pursuit of the rebel&
who were retreating southward via
Bloomtown valley.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
News from the Seuthwes
EffillM
Destructive Fire at Riverside
BOSTON, Oct. 20.—The stables at
Riverside trotting park, in Brighton,
were destroyed by fire last night, with
twenty-three horses, including some of
the best trotting stock in the country.
The following are some of the famous
horses lost : Young Sutton and Miijor.
Kemball, both owned by J. E. Maynard;
Belle of Hartford and her mate Lady
Litchfield ; the well known horse Prince, I
and a splendid bay horse. Six horses
belonged to Mr. Rickwith, of Hartford ;
Black Hawk and Telegraph owned by
Reuben Dana ; Buchanan and Pat,
owned by Mr. Osborne, New York;
Gray Eagle, owned by Mr. Blanchard,
Boston ; Albany Maid, owned by Mr.
Whitcomb ; a magnificent bay Gelding,
owned by Stephen Hay; a fine colt be
longing to Mr. Hellam; and the Geld—
ing, Rapid, which trotted on the track
yesterday, in a five mile race. The loss
of young and valuable stock Is also very
great. The fire spread so rapidly that
very few of the horses in the stable
could be saved.
Gen. Sheridan's Late Victory.
NEW Vona, Oct. 20.—The Post has
the following in its Washington special:
There is great rejoicing here to-day,
over Sheridan's victory. The details
coming in are better even than the offi
cial reports already given. •
The merchants who were arrested in
this city on Monday, on a charge of
contrabanding, were brought to trial to.
day, before a military commission. The
evidence against some of them is over—
whelming. It is known that they (urn.
ished goods to blockade runners, with a
full knowledge of their destination. The
trial still goes on.
•
Broadway is again decked in nations
colors in celebration of Sheridan's las
magnificent victory.
he Pennsylvania Electi on
PHILADELPHIA, -OCI. 20.—The official
returns from Clarion county, give a
Democratic majority of 970, a loss of
ton.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
New Yonx, Oat. 20 .—Ootton $1 18a120. Flour,
$8 8098 90 for extra state; $9 05a10 torn H 0; $lO
05a11 60 for trade brands. Whisky $1 'Mal U.
Wheat, $1 96 for Chicago spring; 112 1,1a2 16 for
svinter red western. Rye, $1 40a1 42 for west
ern. Corn $162 Oats, 813a87c for western. Su
g sr, 19.101810 for Muscovado. hioLassee, 76a80a
tor muswerva.do. um, 4s4llin for crude.
Pork, $39 for mess $41942 for new do; sseas 60
for prime; $42 for prime mess. Beef, 17a184. for
shoulders; 1.8a210 for hams. Lard 20a23a. But
ter, 30.360 for Ohio; 37a450 for state. Cheese 12
9210.
Few York Money Market..
NEW Your, Oct. 2 0.—Money steady and active
at 7 per cent. Gold opened at 211,4, declined to
205 and closed at26/33(.
Chicago Market.
emit , AGO, Oc 1 . 20 —Flour deelLoed 25a. Wheat
60a1 61 for No. I; 31 55 for No. 2. 'Cora, Si 22
123 for No 2. Oats 62462Xc. Whisky $1
Proviliona quiet.
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Oat. W.—Wheat, 75a1 80 for No
2 Chicago. Corn, #1 69301 69 for No 2. Oats Tic.
B trley .1 75 Whisky $1 70.
Oswego Market.
013 W EGO, October W.—Flour, 69a9 25 for No 1
spring; 49 26a9 50 for winter red western; 4 , 10a10
.25 for Ishlte; 810 75a11 80 for double extra
Wheat, la 81 for No 2 Chicago spring; 81 90 for
No / lilltwapkee celub.
DYSENTERY
Diebrrh CO a .
DIXON'S AROMATIC
BLACKBERRY
CARDIINATIVE
le ttio only nab and sure oars. It mat.
wins no opium or deleterious drop, no min.-
oral or other injurious 'OaMpbandl amuse
to remedies generally sold for this slur of
/Moue. It is so ollicacdons that Physician,
very generally use it In their prudes-In
all chronic and-dam mos.
tree WO thilee mixtures ordonbi..,
t o* oompcoritioni, (many of whisk niulori".•
and nth& °oast= tyke* yon
ion obtaisAn .ftAtMagl itt
ant safe as Blackberries thensgess._
Ask for- DEson's- naumoggfacintilia:
ma, and 114111 that-thy prititthes staanoli.
Triflea ea the mad& rrrappar cf oak boa
-Proillrat.idebr
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Trait trial tripostabli maw
erke(o4l *WO ob.) as% sok Jig
to. ofio
FROM GEN. BUTLER Strictly Pure, r H
Jides.
Operations In his Department
j.:l PITTSBURGH '
NEW YORE, Oct. !spec__ • DRUG 4 _
11/012M
Butler's Headquarters says: The rebel
prisoners working on the canal have
sent a paper to Commissioner Onld'a,
asking interference-of their Government
to save their lives. No reply has been
yet received.
pAn effective force of cavary attached
to this army is to be increased by an ad
ditional number of regiments which
were raised for 'cavalry but have been
serving as infantry.
Herald's Fifth corps special says:
Quiet has been prevailing in our front
for several days and still continues.
Most friendly relations exist between
the pickets. Our eannon_are also silent.
Herald's special with Sheridan of the
14th says: The position taken upon our
right is unquestionably of great import :
ance, as it is here the rebels must at
tempt to turn Gen. Sheridan's line if
they propose to engage in offensive
movements.
The correspondent closing his letter
says: A fight is daily expected.
FROM BOSTON
Trotting Park
FROM WASHINGTON
~'ErrTwr `"~7p `c~.
TORRENCE 8r.,-
Apotfiecariesiuxters '
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Foreign and Domestic. pi l ig i 4 -, -!•-,'
chemicals, Diisi*4*-sin4-..,--,---:
Alcobcl. P etfaineri,;!Einotzirtides:7l",,
and Toilet filoam'yititiesr.lindlli-. -,..;T.':.
()sops, ' Volitim6.-..;iiid; : Npane;::';""t
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'Paints, 'Oils'iiiklriiiiiisliciV
Tr x _ncT
rOPitit , l4l-
Afedicdlielh- isort-i:g
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Staten% FtEdlieOlitteen. Ditiensiviltnipir,p:,:.;;-:
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or when parties dont* 21,-.-Wo ßßlPl l lllUtanytti-. A .
to order*. . . ''''
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pltaatloa of Tr usses, irro..,; : iirid - AO the triustuten! ';.::. : 34
of Rupture,
PHYSICIAN'S, 'PRESOBRITONS:
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GAR EF ULLY OfThIPOUNOELE Our .13!re 2:4?`,.1
ssription Depattmeht is . almrosia charge of ja,.: , :;1.4
PxperienCed Pharmaceutusr,,amVall,aetleieseseir • 7 ;1
hi compounding prescriptions. eteleteetod :with ,
regard to-purity,. f, eshimervlM ehneokth.
Presoriptioes aarefelli: c4altkiipagetl -at all il
1
how's of the night.
DIETETIC & CULINMYARTICLED.
Pura Cream of Tartar. ,
.Erorlish 85:414_50541a ' I •
tquiLard.
Grain mid Powdetea V111V.1.1 P 6114
Piliper" 0
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Root . .• Gu4e - - ,
Bark r, Cinmini6n - • •
Oswego Corn Starch, - ' -
Onios Gelatine, - -
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Price's Glycerine. f '-;;;
lieckerlr Patina, - '
Pure mines forQOoi u
Burnett/s Cooking, ...w,mOtt
Caraway
Anise: a
Coriander Seed,. -
Maas atisl4:4ltategit,
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Conaantrated Lye; ' Puiik fisk a .
Sal Sod 4,
Silver Sand • BiLtizaW
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Hemp Seen, caliarydeeloWe seed,..4
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Dr. U. Jeleirays , Expeotanu,:.;-
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0 SanittV&Pll4.' '
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gaped. t.s., , at Bladder.
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Mitaatarillag 'for. klitiparttlea of. t.
Dr. C. W. 8.08A010112M- I,lrLtai Bread
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KiraniktiirOaidgiav4o6*.-71
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Dr. R. A.l9llson's PtHs,
Rostetterzireel ebisfeirguitshathtter ! ,
Drake's Phistation
Cutter's Nervise.EnZb OtteOr 1,,
An Antidotetor Tate rante„.
And all tZu3 meaislass.of th
Br us _ _ - •
Paints, Leads. ZineS,l3olorail, Tarishes,.
hes, Putty; Tahe-PaUltu, . .
We have facilities far hamyht!i#plillisuld
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Our stock of nnito*r-Milkeire releateil - -
![rated.
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semi Annually *lthveesteetef' 4p fxporttax t a
Pharmecuthwaup payacian,ma, uerantse.,,
all a rugs aid- W e -Re •
mama-
All our Americsa!Oheifleslessebtfyfroig the
celebrstel house of. POWEaSr.&-• WEI.r:3O.
MAN.
An inquiry of your lamuy-01:pu tcdist win Ind,
!sty Eim SO to tbeir
Dyes ..&;;Dy**s.•*:#ll3N
Our own importloo.:" Wevarstr Arid
, ("rellable,•• s'
ionotta, Alum, Blue Irltrol, ;Data Wood,
(Jam Wood,-Cochinealrtto
hear, Extract 1, Cud
stir, le.
diroi Dee Dye,,k! moo& Mad-
Zer, Nit . W O, Tartar;
Melly Surnae,--TtuMteile
Blue Vitiol, &e., &o.
Wines, Bramilles,Ditai atut , Liquora, for Inca
dna! use only; vie-
°tare, Depuy &4ruso, •
Pine old-Doehella Brandyt±..-
Pure Juice of 'Grepe.Port Wine,
Pure old. Sherry :Wine, -• .
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Pure obi Moderia Wine,
Pure tiollasulain. - • • •
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Imported C. 114.
of Havan
Oar stack embrann coma ntribiffb* brands
iar", via:
Oabassel gPrensados
bnperiShilrl
Loudrea f Flgamim , •
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we are off to obnsumets Jet w slight ad
vance °Yet 93.1 r Paces berate the taikw; when
wards.
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