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age probably OF the predominant and
douabe and raouabe desire tO improve and neaniy the
surface Of the body becomes, M consequence, nn frivolous
pursuit II IS ci"ally d,Ihuhsffari thN coz NAl DN
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP wall accomplish thN IL
merely ceasr Of the SKIN. 'nycnng and renler-
ing Il mole III Or performing is Offices. "a ai,o fuinsH-
the mind and spreads the whole system sestn n II
ease. ACTIVITY and p.easantnoSs Il likewise removes Tan
StaguaOu IA the larger well IA tho
plary vessels gives uniform FREQ circulation % tho
blood and preserves that wonte harmony oar interior
organs the disposition OF which oar health AMI comfort
eTay Lady her letter 90 DR. GuurQ i. O al me del-
preparations for enh sncng ladys charms assIrcdy
your unapproachable Italian Mecled SoOp the choicest
aud chief All whom have known 20 use % have expressed
their satisfaction with It's performances n terms
Il positively works miracle, One dark skinned Young
lady whom gcrsuad0d "a 10 now shnos olth m All the
unsued hriance Of clear. white, transparent 81 M ilee
nom every vesge II tam pmpo, or nucOnh t"cNio ~
DR. GOUKAID only be- obtained ms Depot
81 Walkerst hrst store from Broadway
Agents, J. r. Calender, 38 south Imri -. Phlidel-
pha Bates jordan. i2J Warrington ST. b1soni Groen
X Co, Worcester. Caldwell, New bedford. A y Huili.
Bangor W ID Robinson Portland Me; G. Farguc. - 81
Charles-st o A A solomon X Co Sayannth SfOrrs
1t. Charleston. = Gnynor Wood, Richmond Couse,
Detroit. Michigan Carleton v Co Lowell, Coyell, HART
ford Bliss * iIavens, Springfield. Albert Perry Man
chester, II Post Willis. Rochester, A. " Doutas,
corner Of Fifth and W4lnut-st, Cincinnati, Murphy
Co. Canton, Mississippi Mrs. A. ID Webster, Madison,
Ind Wheaton Co ST LOUIS Mo, Robert Ctno.on,
BRIDGEPORT Conn, = Urquhlrt, Toronto, Goo
b Crocheron. Nj d Cahnba. Ala Isinh Snyder Homes
dale Pa Dame & Fuller, Pccksklll. \ y II J Brown.
Hudson keyser Mcdowell, Piitsburg, Jno IS. owens,
Iiberiy-st, tict, Cyrus LAVAL tast0n Pa AMI gene
rily throughout the Union Dealers supplied on ho'r'i
terms Tor cash mylo MWsfu
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BANS WORN KILLER


BANS WORM KILLER
remove. the and make. the little p,ea prrf~-y
well |. never fails l. kills o. suaaos the worm, AL
drives them nom the sv'em without the least INJURY tnd
always doe. sod II IS 10 only 4ialhlo w'gl 9oniy
ever made L. pleasant syrup tn,t ai cAi.ir"n ~l
gladly take ami asa Cor moge Il contain, tue-clfr L
.hc cheapest and hos. worm destroyer "a, w't "a
bottles large AMI sell only cents R., h. >,'S,-
Il the
Pam n the innt> anil limbs offensive breath. nr..u. a.
the nose suuus q tat teeth aanr. ,f. tui t uH.>
pa,ruesS about tAe nos wlth flushed oh.,,> aeain- a. .s
uose, sua~lug sensation i ' y, iul.. Glsr> ID lt
over the Suicr oi tLr body ,.>A. ,Ais ,a.vJun-e,
headache. GglwSucSs. NVit-I. tarlIg disturbed - ~.
sudden StaItE- IA sleep wl;h G,ht .Gt sccaul spuo-
times Troublesome cOgh tcVesalcss tars.. pl..l hGr
ttS. had taste % O. mouth ; breathing. PAIN the
stomach og bowels. fatigue, nausra. .gelTisn' vl--
cOuS appetite, eanneSs, hiNated stomach or nH, Hn.,
shooting PAINS v1r'uS parts ~ the hiy
thing rising thc throat itching the anus tovar n,ai
frequent desire 90 pass something from the bowels ant
sometimes discharges of slim" and mgcus
All those miserable iooAtss are haa.>hcl by BAN,
Worm Killer Trust 70 other medicine or thr chi'A's he
NAV De- lost Sold ~ l06 N.aa-st corp,r 90. Aan, hs
TOUSEY. sole general agent tpr the proprietor m5,) m
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NOR SALE-SeyeraI FARMS OF

h WESTCHESTER COUNTY, containing from 20 TO
100 acres Alse, FARMS aud LOTS Of Land IN NEW
JERSEY. LONG ISLAND and STATEN ISLAND
Those wishing purchase farms lots IN the country
this purchase them fair price and early pay
nmts at the Central Agency, ga Broadway
je2 ~ WATKINS j. IIINE
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S 7. JONES & co. % 3 .ageI-,t-

DAINTING, in imitation of Wood, Mar
4 BE. SCI SPENCER x SONS. ~ walkor-st con-
t,uue 20 execute orders then line Of business with
,--7,r--ces rarS In
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HIGHBRIDGE PROPERTY, called

u INTERNATIONALLY ~-Eo- SALE. tac OE-
NOk YARN lynS the " eStcAcstcr SIDE ci the Harlem
hVSr has been surveyed and divided la0 los fon h2I
an acre 20 Eve About one-Aau OF the los
have been sole and C0pcctel thai the balance will De-
aid within the twenty DAYS This considered ~
god Judges g. he the beautifully located property
WoScheSisr County No one who Is acquainted with ths
ooa'i0n need X informed thal Is the beautiful sue
prO Of the Clty II NoWl0gk. and none uare healtAfl
Also hat the Harlem kVct uQon which II fraf> aSoiS
great advantages NE eo9Ias AID aSAins The EShth-ay
Ralroad which regarded Is q "GKel far" Will lA.I
directly % the properly Tie e the railroad aoonn,
the ordinance lately pcd by the Board NJ ASSISTANT
Aldermen 10 he ony ave tor the euare length ni
Ehe road Terms Il Sle are very favorable ABBY. for
isSStS d R wINrON y Celar-ss
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vNEETH.-nr. kAYSER. Dcntis.. IN.

Il sert, most beautiful t.,th without pain Arlie 81
teeth, with the best lib carat gold plate a. o . hne III,
yer 81 to s. Inserts teeth as 81. ter.h Npod. tssA
clcanm. teeth oHtr.cta- OG.cf j1i BO".r nalI
FOurth-St wyDiw'
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A LARGE COUNTRY HOUSE to

= LET-Containing 10 rooms with basement; m the
village Of HASTINGS. near the Hudson River Railroad
Depot There q large garden fine condition, with she
house. The furniture will be let with the house For
premises. mjO Tvs
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over ths adonng lots The conditions OF sale are 50 cash
at the time u purchase and the balance monthly install
ments Of SIC Ths property comprises the hariSJ1s't
water PRIVILEGES u half mile m extent, em0rac ng IN
paraeled prospects Of the East River Village u FlusLn
Nswt0vn shore Rlkers Island. Morrlsana. YORK slanl
and the spectacle II the Paisade Rocks and Cats
Mountains West Point, accessible several tunes da}
both by land For maps and eyery norneiI9n
relating thereto. apply az the Office of j. a FLAMMEk
225 Wo-eter-st doors from Amlty-St The Amiiy-
stages by the door every five minutes during the day
and the Steamboat Island City Capt Reynolds, Will leave
the foot of Futonst every Sundays eHceptefl
~ g, O'Clock precisely for Flushing, which WITHIN hye
minutes walk Of Straiton Port and party Interested Will
be hoard conduct passengers on the ground anu nv III
the neco,ssr information. my3l 81
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LIQUID HAIR

Z DYE -BAItHELOhN IlHU \ 10 r'IfDTaIrd anf
successful. that 10 exciting the cupdy 0 most Of I'M
lators The public must br cuefl to gel the genuine Al
RATCEELOR'S Wig Mandatory. I Mall-st where % "
.od wholesale and RETAIL applied TIA, Dc has been IA
successful operation foT tho last twelve years nav 3 a
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4 BICE-A large and very desirable ROOM. embracing
the entire floor Of BRICK building the vicinity OF Nassau
and Ann SITS. suitable for any mechanical business. For
further particulars inquire Of GEO. II BELL.
my23 If 1853 Nassau-,t
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u CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY.

w sHOCSE and Shlp-Furnishng Warerooms, $50
Graud-st New York where Will be found complete
soItmon of le following articles Feathers HAIR,
and husk also beds mattresses pallaSSes and cushions
also. hoseals If every DESCRIPTION patent screw. ZION
JOINT lock JOINT iron screw cottage and trunde cots
also. splendid variety of paper hanging. borders. Mr.
{ Ud call particular attention 10 ms style Of HAIR
aud spring mattresses y Bod beds AMI mattresses
renovated and made over ecual 90 new, by
W CRAWBUCk. 35S Grand-st second door
ms hn' east Of ESsex-St.
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1NIIURE POLISH-A patented article, warranted
superior 20 anything for restoring lster % any az
tce Furniture Carriages Fire Engines Japanned ware,
Patent Leather. &c sc HATHAWAY,
mv5 Inn 372 Broadway. Sole Agent for New-York.
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NRENCH LOOKIN G-GLAS S

LNed for one cent per foot with the NewJerSey Anti
Corrosive Paint. and warranted THIS Paint IS wei adapt
ed for houses fencing Sold for cents per pound,
mixed ready for Oaice 28J Sprng-st near Hudson
mF8 lms
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The following extract from the Boston Courier CLASH
He. the political division which manifested in the
bao.ns for the election OF senator in the Legislature OF
Connection, few days ago The democrats appear, as
usual on the side OF union, con,endng against wing
gery aided as il generally, by all that it gain from
the exraneous and accidental circumstances which de-
tach from the Of democracy portion Of its strength
The other extract which follows. from the Buffalo
Courier shows that this observation is true also Of Ran
tout and Sumner Although the election Of these gentle
men ia a whig loss, il !. not democratic gain
cossscrrour SENATOR. democratic Legislative eau
"a. In Hartford, yesterday, nominated Thomss Seymour
(uoon) Tor United States and hs house went into
ballot at O'Clock The result was for Seymour, (dcmo
oatic union) los Roger Baldwin, Owing free sol) lob
There were also scatered among hve srashton
whiss three among two Straight out democratic and three
,mons two pure free soilen One democrat was absent
,he,. wa. no choice the house adjourned till to day
The senate is whig but have yet account Of lis bal
lotinsa--Bosfo~ Courier.
RArrouL AND suxrxa THE election Of Robert Rsntou
to Congrsss Tho old whG State Of Massachusens fol
upon the election OF Charles Sumner to the Uni
ted States that stats These curious events
and likely 10 little discussion in political casses
The nrst named Of these gentlemen has never had or al
footed have any sympathy with whig principles. on
the contrary past time he has boon the most strenuous
and untrns champion OF dashioned democracy to be
believe Ares conviction Of ihe inquiy OF whR
rerv while sojoaning in foreign lands Both, however,
nov 10 Congress by the votes OF abolitionsu and
wbirs for we hold, and IL undoubtedly true, that those
who have brought these results about have no attachment
10 the principles Of the national democracy.
Tho abilities Of these two gentlemen arc nowhere called
in question but they have no experiences whatever In
pubIio aaira and for that II for no Other viii md
diAosh 10 make the stir in Congress evidently anticipated
hv ,he,y eonssusnm They may seize every opportunity
rive exprsssion the freesoi sentiment Of Massschu
ss bu, il s doubfs whether this will provoke much no.
10. q, excite mach alarm among the representation Of
osh., .c,ions Their presence there may occasion the
Secretary Of stas modification. but this viii not ser
ou,,v smbsrra the administration, nor put the compro
msss OF the last Congress in very Imminent peril A. Tor
acting with the democrats Congress- no such thing Ia e1
p.essd a ,s NOR s IL all desirable They have chosen
their as.ociatons and will 81 course abide win mos VINO
have iabored 90 snnouy. In Congress and ou % Abe
loose ,ha democratic party, and prevent the adoption
Of calculated quiet agitation and save the Union
Tn. whie loss N Ms.ss cbusets will prove no dentocrsnc
x.in, a. we believe, and predict confidently Watch and
wait Buffalo CoSvi~.
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ft.4 = From Baltimore
Hon. w. Csss JsA.sss ~aa shs Sew Consultation.
The subjoined manly letter from the pen OF The Hon
W. Cost Johnson, whose name was not appended 70 INC
address Of the reformsrs. - perhaps bu the rehe1
sentiment with respect to the new constitution q oshsIs
beside himself whose names do not sPpea IN tha con-
nexion AT all events, an acceptable contributor 70
the great Cause OF popular rights. and from source
which will command the respect OF both parties
Washington "Ion for publication, though
its familiar style will inform the reader that II was m
tended as private communication:
& e.e-, WASHINGTON, May %. 1881
DEAR At the close OF your letter you mention that
has been stated 10 you by several friends that from my
name not appearing on the address signed by sundry
members OF the late convention, recommending the adop
ton of the plan of constitution to the people OF Mary
land was either opposed to, or Indifferent about its
II is trus that did not sign the address. nor did
ever until after it published. was desired to
sign il, but refused to do So and had suddenly to de-
part from Annapolis the day before the convention ad-
journed should not have signed il. at any rate, as
the proposed constitution least every who desired
to read tand that they were fully able TO understand it
and to Judge OF it's merits,
posed to others signing address. and far less that
opposed to the adoption of the project OF the consi
tuition now submitted to the people
doubt II may not be perfect; and what human work is
perfscts But that il is immeasqsby superior TO the
old one, | think can hardly Do doubted BY any save
whose ardor may make them insist upon reforms which
be passed at present by any convention, and
they were, would be of doubtful success before the
people
have read in sundry papers objections to the work Of
the conventon but they generally SO unsubsantal
that sure the good judgment OF majority OF the
voters of Maryland will disregard them. and have
doubt that the constitution viii be ratified by decided
majority. M
My opinions on reform what they have been for
long years. The defects in the plan of q constu
ton can be hereafter altered, il any found in practice
to exist The legislature can at any time Ut need not
wait years) pass law il necessary to take the sense
OF the people upon second convention.
The populous counties may not have gained all they
desired or expected, but still they have gained something
The small counties may regret that they have lost little
and the power to elect all their county and district OFF,
GERS lat Ae. t#E a.t .ata
So shall be surprised il il does not receive large
vote in every part Of the State. 49,.
q !. Very truly. your friend, 49,, ,o,,,,,o,,
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sklpsBunding at Washiagton.
George Page has commenced the business OF building
shps and steamboats, the river at the foot of Seventh
street He has just completed elegant steamer called
the Champion of 1850 feet in length, "a feet BEAM and
feet hold her engine is about hundred horse power
and her waterwhees "a feet in diameter and her
speed on her first trial trip twenty miles an hour.
This boat is furnished in very superior style for the
comfort and convenience Of passengers. and was built by
Captain II. j. Srandbsv, OF Baltimore, and is to run
from Baltimore TO the Eastern Shore OF Maryland
MIR. Page has the stocks Z steamer ITS feet in
length a. feet BEAM and feet hold, which will be fin
shed in few weeks The tmbers for the frames Of
these vessels are from the round logs by machinery
which invented and patented by Mr.. Page, and by
which about eghtenlhs OF the expense Of building the
frame work OF vessel by the method pactsed in other
pyards is saved The sraght timbers sawed, and
the curved pieces cut with great rapidly and ease. and
with more accuracy than can be done by hand.
Persons wishing to purchase steamboats, will find it TO
their interest TO to Washington, they pro-
cure vessels al least equal in every respect TO those built
in the northern cities, price much less than has here
tofore been paid. He Is
Mr. Page is also building wharf on Seventh street.
of about 400 feet front, which will soon be completed
and from which point the steamer being built is de-
signed to run regularly to and from Noun, Vernon
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auetson~sr-.

ny DYER a mdOUHt1' N"tu""' - =, \ =,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoNr-on Thursday
.n.rnoon June g. At the premises we snan e
Lots Mo-. o. 10, III, IN, 10 IA, Is ana lo-oens sun
dviseus Of original rs
80 nd part g, square No $40. - :. go 90
Ioss N. Of original lots ~ E 70, ~, ana NO
- Nos 3 4 s. o. u, and -, in square No. 56s
Al ~ above have outlets alleys and are located IN the
,,.s.sdlass nsighborhood of the City Hall. =,
Tsvns fourth purchase money w css no me
due i equal payments twelve eighteen, ma ~en" ''" ~
.s,isfsrtouly secured, bearing interest -. ..,,,,nr
~oa-.oAAd. Ancuonsss.
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Inc Virginia Convention on Thursday refused 10 con-
ndsr Propositions 10 sAicn in June TO some other pscs
. ma Richmond, OF to adjourn over until SepAsbss,
n.y are considering the bill OF rights and have declared
.,', All elections shall be Free and twelve men con-
snsn's Jury in civil casss
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For more than year past the enlargement OF the Cap
tol has bean acknowledged act OF absolus nscss-
sity, but there have been many and conflicting plans
10 the manner and mode in which the enlargement shall
be effected We do not, Of course pretend to decide bs-
tween the conflicting plans ior we have not them
all Had We ssen them even, We would be unable TO
estimate the relative expense they would entail on the
treasury. Our only purpose 10 70 mention that We
have examined the drawings prepared by c. Cluakey,
sso an architect OF distinguished sps,aon. which pre-
cent most beautiful appearance. while they retain The
w&ce ~ the yrssns buildiNehns oSviaHne a expense
except that which must inevitably be occasoned by the
proposed enlargement
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BALrlaosx. MAY sl-6. o

BALrIAosx, May SID. p. m,
scarcely anything is talked Of but the constitution
Inc opposition that has been made by specially Sss~
sa mas had the effect Of arousing action Its
friends ana mus many voters will be brought in its
support who Otherwise might have remained passive.
Beard the democratic lion ia his dan and his voice
and strength viii be both heard and fslt. The To-
gions will come forth On the day OF election the seven
teenyea locusts have recently the oarth and
make vocal the elements with the wstchword-roform
Our age progressive Old do~mas must
give place principles oonsonant with the times and
thus, however tenaciousy some may cling tho beaten
track of buried generations, yet the sovereign Of the
be obeyed II 10 10 this class people
that all governments look for protection and support and
is they who claim the right 10 say what kind Of cons
tuition they shall have 1t Is not party quostion 10
question belonging the people. Persons Of all political
creeds will support the constitution Thore will be
large silent given for it, and have doubt OF It's
There few of its provisions Objectionable
expected please al perfection doss not
pertain human action Many Of the objections raised
against the proposed constitution futile and absurd
believe upon the whole. is infinitely better than hs pres
dens borne by the people of Maryland. will make
better citizens honester and reduce ntercourse and
dealings between and man to a socuror and more
wholesome system. The judiciary will be elevaasd and
made purer Incorporated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. especially
will be closely scrutnzed. All In a the proposed
il adopted and fairly tried. will DO found
work we'll .a
The parties tried at Howard district for robbing the
Fes Point Savings Bank acquitted yesterday alter
Our market is very quiet. Nothing done in nour How.
srd street will bring ~ I2i Grain quiet-red
81 So cents; white, SO 80 cents. Oats 10 ~ csnts
Rye, So cents. Provisions arm-prioos unchanged
Groceries quiet. Whiskey il selling at 22s - cents In
hhds and barrels ~
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Lamp of our feet whe reby we trace
Our path when wont to stray
Stream from the fount of heavenly grace
Brook by the travellers way
Bread Of our souls whcreon we feed
True mamma from on high
Our guide and chart, wherein we read
OF realms beyond the sky'
Pillar OF fire, through ages dark
Or radiant cloud by day
When waves would whelm our tossing bark,
Our anchor and our stay
Pole-star of life. tempestuous deep
Beacon, when doubts surroundl
Compass, by which our course we keep
Our deep-sca lead, to sound
Richie. in poverty our aid f.
Our aid in every ncedfnl hour
mistaken rock the pilgrims shade
The soldiers fonress-towcr
Our shield and buckcr in the fight;
yictory's rium plant palm
Comfort OF GRIFFIN wenkness might;
In sickness silead's balm
Childhood's preceptor-manhood's trust
Old ages firm asy-
Our hope. when we 20 down 70 dust,
OF Immortality
Pure oracles Of truth divine
Unlike each tabled dream
Given fosrh from Delphrs mystic shrine,
Or groves Of Academic.
Word OF the everything God,
Will of his glorious Son
Without thee how could earth be trod.
Or heaven itself be won -
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". RE win srhS. Washington Monday June 2, s one
open and 10 ocock AdnistAaes, Is
% ps1 soeeaon n. r.re and most n.snne.n, -
will the morning Of the day Of exhibition In
GRAND PROCESSION,
and preceded by the gorgeous
oRPHEAN CHARIOT
New Band unS. he Of
vehicles o. company, drawn by magnificent stud Of
ONE HUNDRED HORSES.
The meuagere OF G. c. Quick Co stands unrivailed BY
other uisf establishment world and in win = ,orsa
every animal which has ever essn
The composed Of the two great coeeoo.' "ssss
belonging
JUNE, TITUS, = CO., and VAN AMBURG CO.
And among principal features win be found s trained
PERFORMING ANIMALsl IN.
which were 40 celebrated Europe America Mr. Brooks,
unequaled king viii .uperin,end THIS part o. INC
In 81 oa",l so % 20 o.. roas % ,hsi
watns Ae forming ap's.ns ep:Ss: u: ga
~ DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctionssrs
a SMALL Farm AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday evening. Jane
O'Clock, shall .el :. our s"suos ,oo@. 'av WI n
r.. y. .ss Kss $50.
grounds belonging to the Georgetown orx I'm
%I1ss n s.sSsp TS. .1s eoa q
s,ss.1s T pses 's cps and cherry
rood pos, stream Of water passes ~
s.rs". @ location 2, = -.
,dsncs, or market garden convenient 70 ''e CIV" "'
Terms. One cash the balance in one an" w" ''-'
notes satisfactorily secured bearing DYER = MeeunE
May@-d '--..s
.-rs.,..o. M DREDs Great Southern D4usserAnn
Troupe win p.r.m The city q ws.hns,oa 70, o esys1ea
Iha s., .ns e. 4 ol
x.y ;s@i, = ssass
n .. CLUsKE,, Architect A.A Csvtl n.g,.'ss. -
yans avenue between and 18Th srssS wss3 p $-sa
New ..a beautiful styles 81 n.sy sAsss, VIA vssss
Also, super Li.. thread shirts and hsifAos
Frs.n supply Of f mohar stocks cheap and desirable avses
for weather Just received and ns :sr" LANES
Genusmcns Furnishing Store, Psnn'y'vamsV
NOTICE To BUILDERS
DRoposALs viii be received anti Saturday the ~ !ass nss
according speclhc had for snt nv
The h. and printed Wsshcsson n Whom no
poss and o.ssr viii be 'dAJssS
May ie-qawm lRspuh"e'I
,vr Y~.rv-s.,.AI.a table cutlsry.on hand lGps -
y Inc above goods. received direct from The nsasfAe
tarer o" accommodating S 'sf w. BADEN pro.
.,s o.row Penn. svenue, near 9Th strsat
cAUxE FrannsIs, Skc.-ws have inst received
III % pieces Welsh sa.ze Aanne's warranted a~snnsss
" 40 do summer hanncis, in assorted grades. # e
., DOZEN super msoo in long and shes
IS DO heavy win long and shcrt sleeves
10 do fine go~amer 40 =. ,.x..
Together AL kpAs Of hosiery and gloves for 'A
ana se'''"'"' CLAoETT, NEWTON, NAY, : co.
-" y. ---L--~----4---------------
crNTT.rMENr sunanaer Hass.-sTEvENs has !uM m
" artcl. for genemsns 'nmmsI -.