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ATTEMPTED sVIcIDE-Loss ONE HUNDRED TnoUs, Nd
DOLLARS BY GAMBIIsG-We copy the following from the
New York Express of Monday last
"a wealthy gentleman named Baee, from Maryland,
arrived here two weeks ago upon visit 10 his friends
and became the guest Of the Carlton House. He fell into
the habit of visiting the gambling establishments Broad
way, and became at faro desperate better, On some
occasions the sharpers would play the game such man
TO let the intended victim in four and FIVE hundred
dollars When satisfied that their fit to be
plucked, operations commenced in He risk
ed on one turn several hundred dollars chips amount
ing in the aggregate $4,000 GOO by the mere
drawing Of one card from little tin box in the hands Of
the dealer In this way tae poor persisted until he
feeced last Of nearly every dollar he possessed
We have been assured that his loss will probably exceed
hundred thousand dolorsa in the space of week or
ten days
"During the past fortyeght hours Mr. B. has been in
state Of great excitement He became quite unconscious on
Saturday, and made his way to the house Of Cinderella
Marshall in Leonard street where he cared for At
o'clock in the evening he worseindeed crazy
tervas, messenger despatched by the andady for
doctor but before his arrival Mr. Bace attempted de-
stroy himself by swallowing of Iaudanum from
bottle which be carried in his pocket The attend
OF DR. Clark DR. Bradshaw, and DR. Bacon forth
with procured The stomach pump used freely and
every effort made TO himnot unsuccessiuy.
Last evening Mr. u. lying very weak but the ply
sicans were of the opinion that he wcnld survive
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curious relic understand that ii win be left a, the
bookstore Of Sprague Co. where body can see il who
viii take the trouble 70 call We assured that there
not the shadow Of doubt It's authenticity ana that il
the very chair IA which the exed Emperor used TO sit
in his garden
DrATn OF rnE AUTHORIZES on q Am EYREp-Tbe Lon
don News the death Of ~Currer Bela Char
loe Bronu) author Of Jane Eyre Shirley and VII
elte The will be received with regret
this country She the last survivor Of three wonder
fu girls, the daughters Of clergyman, who very
aged and nrm survives his wife and all his many chill
dren.
HARD TINES MAcoS.--A letter dated Macon Georgia,
the nth instant received by the Charleston Courier
eSend rain If you have any 10 spare. We are
living on corn bread and tough beef Weather here at sI
at last night
A PRoHBIroRy DurY--The Sumter county tAla.) Wing
says the council Of Gainesville that county, has put
the liquor license up $4,000 and quantity to be sold
less than twenty gallons.
Mons OPERATE ARrsrs.--Among the passengers by the
Nashville (says the New York Mirror) Messrs b. U
and Maurice Strakosch. The following artists, en-
gagged by them leave Havre the 18th instant
per steamer 81 Louis Madame Lagrange Siga. Parod
Sig Nitrate and Sig More Their passages had been en-
gagged by the Nashville but they postponed their departure
in consequence of grand which to take place
on the 9th inst at the Tuileries.
A roop srAnr.-0n the 10th inst the thermometer
at Richmond va. stood at 81 in the shade.
How 10 GER soaEa.--A named Christopher Murphy
fell into well at Galena, Illinois, Saturday evening"
drunk and stayed there until the Sunday evening follow
ing He was sober enough when taken out.
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LOCAL N u w $.

GLESwoop CENErEny.-Selecti citing cemeteries for the
loved and lost spots ar active for their natural beauties and
rendered still attractive by the works of art and the
offerings Of affection, comparatively speaking OF recent
origin Nearly all large cities have fitting places of
pulchre. New York has its Greenwood, Philadelphia its
Laurel H Boston its Mount Auburn, and Washington its
Genwood Under the udcous and careful supervision OF
Mr. Clendenin Genwood has not only become favore
citizens but has become place of note
with strangers visiting Arlington Nature has done much
and the exquisite and skill of Mr. Clendenin the super
inendent has done more to render it, as it is place OF uni
versa admiration Now that the trees putting forth their
buds blossoms and the early flowers coyy and
fully revealing their nmost beauties and while the very air
itself redoent with hope and promise visit to Glenwood
will richly repay the outlay of time and trouble.
Mcssrs A. f. Harvey Co.. of this city, are about estab
fishing weekly vspaper, to be entitled the Spectator"
at 50 per annum The objects contemplated by the publish
thus explained in their prospectus
The undersigned propose about the first of
weekly newspaper to be called the Spectator designed for
general circulation the people Of the United States
foreign and domestic weekly review Of finance and the
markets synopsis Of the proceedings OF Congress during
cal action State legislatures and Of party conventions
interesting miscellaneous and scientific matter articles
agriculture together with original articles upon the lead
ing topics Of the day Much valuable information relative
the operations Of the executive departments Of the govern
ound in Is Columns large portion Of its will be de-
voted to light literature, original and selected Its location
the political centre OF the Union Will AFFORD opportunities
always to the latest and most reliable information
pubic affairs.
is the intention of the undersigned to make the Spec
aor an acceptable ver every house in the Union and
will therefore, not any occasion the position OF
aparsan paper nor will owe any allegiance TO men put
fixed and decided views questions political
economy and upon system Of will dissem
mate promugate them occasion requiroalways
keeping carefully view the interests Of the country grow
ing out of foreign well as domestic affairs"
The attention of the reader invited to the card OF the
which be found advertising col
umns this morning They bear very high reputation as
accomplished successful teachers and feel that
doing public service in thus directing the attention of pa
rents and guardians to their merits
The average daily number of letters dropped into the city
post Office without being prepaid is about ten is scarcely
add that they not forwarded by the mails to
their places of address,
Wood Chrsty's Ministries have fully realized the
pecations of the Washington public high those expecta
lions had been raised Another very attractive bill this
evening.
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Treasury Department..
March s, 1885.


March s, 1885.
States Of ID January last that
purpose completing u hu amount therein
continue the
notice. residue hc proposed
said stocks offered and
ceiv prior the first day Of Junr next
TAsAauaY DsrAHrnxHr,
IsnWy ., 1855
Notice hereby following
this prepared
portions stocks amounting n the aggregate TO
Oil and the terms hereinafter mem
Toned to wit;
In case Of any contingent competition, within the amount stated
order Of time IA which snd stocks
certificates, duly assigned 20 ne United
be transmitted this departments pon tho receipt Whereof
price compounded of the following psSucuafsi
par vaiue specified In each cefttncesH'
aunortx~d ~ the aet OF
July 1885, November ~ 1856 q y per cent on s
hs act Of 1t1 vsdeema0e st p
y the acts hs former on The 5st
3nh june sde o. - per cent
the oct u soo ana re-
December 1884 Commonly called the TEXAN
indemnity J . per cent III, =. ~ r.u....
(or money reach the owner Of ONE
addition !,
Pavmept for said drafts Of the Treasurer OF
Boston, New ok
or Philadelphia, parties may direct ...,
But no certificate viii entitled the benefit OF t's notice
actually AZ the Treasury ON OF o
Saa 49, u's " JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mar s--dtIuneIif lint and stusl
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CANE PRESENTED TO EXTERIOR RussIA.--We
perceive by correspondence published In the Memphis
papers that handsome cane superbly mounted in gold
procured from the Hermitage grounds the tomb OF
General jackson, was presented TO the late Emperor OF
Russia In December last by Col T r. Shafner through
Mr. Seymour, our minister behalf OF Col H. T. Craven
OF Ohio, Count Nesserode Acknowledged the gift of
which he said the Emperor had lively appreciation and
expressed bis gratitude for the sentiment which dictated
present
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ny ]. 9. McG UIRE, Auetloneer.


LosiNG.oUT SALE OF TIE STOCK OF THE LATE
u Jno D Brown-on "Wednesday mornne April 2'th, a. 10
goods belonging 10 The estate Brown, Apollo
large quantity excellent unilure ac remaining unsoId,
Several handsome parlor suites
Elegan, mahogany and waiau, wsrdrobes
Mahogany and walnut mablcto washsiands
Marble top and and side tables
Dining, breakfast and card tables
superior counting house and office desks
Walnut and mahogany hedsteads
Fancy wokstands, tables, Nc
Extensive Of white granite and printed dinner
dessert,
q sys's a sseas ans ossi mat.
tubs buckets spice boxes, bread bowls, boards
Also quantity Of booms brushes .enss clothes PIN.
attention Of the trade called to the above Sale
Terms 80 and under cash under $780,
credit ixy and ninety days. and all sums over Soo
- BY order Of the administrator. 40 : u,cuwr
Apri Odd Auctioneer.
BY GHaEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
oUsEHuID AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FoRrE,
sell al he residence Of sp and
north, 10 o'clock an excellent assortment OF iu'n
tor.e stool and cover made by K'ase
Mahogany damask and plush lounges paor and cas-
Mahogany and pine tables, pier glass, &C.
Mahogany dressing and other bureau, .nd ws...nda
Maosany dining card and oh,r table, and stands
Fine damask and white window curtains aud ornaments
Feather beds, bedding, wool and other mattresses
Venetian blinds, high and low post and uuodIe bedsesds
Cooking, radiator, and air tight stoves
Win good assortment of Kitchen requisites -
Terms. All sas cash; sas credit of6o and 20
"''' - GREEN SCOTT,
Aprl 2a-d Auehoncer
r, .. The is for rent, Inquire on the premises.
,runKlsH BATHING TouELs.-7ws have full supply
| OF the hest Turkish bathing and bathing
Also Phson Bsry, Woods, ard Lyons washes, and Row
Also rhson paphan for the and Ds,shsor
Muidavan cream, al a.,
April 2a-3nf
CENERaI. AGENCY AT wAsHISaTON.-The sub
u serber formerly OF Richmond Virginia. having established
v Dscarsn, tenders his service.
especially Coz revolutionary SERVICES and "r a"a
Having Of tho late David orrss'on'
perhaps the oey index which was ever .sae 70 ne n
in The hst AUDITORS once ~
Richmond lie has also very copioos ,nsen 70 me pApss ~ ~
the Other public offices - y. es rssss sssr,pss en-
thai ~ claim ,nus'sd :. hm Re just ne VII es
All. % where the claimant himself may BE- entirely
For claim. Of % March, lass svas $50
battle or who served tsnssn asys his
charges will be very moderate fhLiA h,nAAps'
REFERENCES.
Hen. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, virginia
James Il. Hea,h Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
s,sas.d T. Parker. Richmond, Virginia
HON ioa samuel Chiffon, washington, d. c.
William J. Ward esq, Basimose
Lewis Iimbetske, esq. New York.
March 7-dScpiy'
!, ErRl q RATORs. w.s~r-cosIsrs. Ies-crs.n'
IL freeues AcRec~ivss this dsy supply OF ~
presented TO hs public variety o. .sss
A.s,iu's patent tc--cfcam heszers ~s'a'sa !" P'
superior ia 6ve minutes
Tass,nsr win general Of house furnishing goods
all q ~h'ss viii be sold q very ''~ 'c W. BorELER
Ap $4,000. iron ""'
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ATTORNEY orsKnAI's OFFICE

OpiaOn n the Case Of Haadaans, saed o cy Rafael aAd
anSei Ar@o, against ne Goperaor II Ns~ HerseoKaael
and Manuel Armo sued out the territorial court OF New
Mexico process injunction and mandamus against the gov
ernor as supernendent OF Indian affairs to compel him. out
of the general moneys OF the in his hands,
such pay the petitioners indemnity for losses suffered
by them through the depredaons Of the Apaches Held
that the courts have jurisdiction authority such
the in the hands OF the superntend
emit either by injunction Andamus any other process Of
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~, 'AsrEDk FOR THE WEsrThe trains on the Galena
sAna, and Burlington railroads are immense The
s'is on the Galens road bound for western Wis
northern Iowa, and Minnesota; those on the Rock
10y central Iowa and those on the Burlington road
'oa'nern Iowa. There seems TO be perfect stampede
r eastern States for the magnificent West and North
me emigration though immense, cannot occupy a
we land, though the stream should continue una
W ior The next hafdozen years
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EMIGRATION 10 kASsAs--The Van Buren, In
iearns that considerable emigration from Ar
-. hansas will take place this spring. The emil
70 settle on the waters Of the Neosho, in the
S'nsrn part Of the Territory.
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NEW TRAps-A consignment Of -four from ST. Louis
via the Nashville railroad received at Savannah,
Georgia, last week.
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Public sale Of United states Property az the
maynard, Msmphis, Tennessee by order
OF the Bureau Of Yards and Docks.

Puoftc sale 81 United states fF1PtEty az
Nayy-Nard, Memphis, Tennessee, BY order
of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
~ me Ia yans, lsSs ioawas ars. wl ssa %
the highest bidder, pubic auction, a 10 nayyy"d VEN
s~issas Material q
iso s.,a s,s. .aa, .ssa ,asas sss .ad aa1s'
Z &C., s.., ,,s .,sss = @
sa ~. asea ssss. sss ~ w ~. ss as ss' as'sal
Soes wsleA ) s,ass ass.
ssi .sss a. ~ S.asfs s.a i '''n'
= ss s.@ sssaso. s' e s ss. ia
~ soHs. w'aae~ s'.s.. q se.- sash eosa
ssss White lead = salss. nasssa oil
. sss q s. s 40 sss ia ssassss
oss l ~: s "a sss ss: a s ss~ aSa assorted
= ms horseshoe ION ! = ss.'. . .sIsp'fan
as 10. s..,ss ssssi ssllao hangers
IS door a.. ' s.as. = = - sss;sm ''"
100 p... .. .. s sas aas. .i s Russia -
az 20. s .. .. sas ~ ~ 70. "a s. ss,,nv,
lot o. NAH. 10, Of band leather
o q Oh cans; 10, ofjas. barrels hickory
wars, steel, nall-, .saIonsly As, and
Ibis India rubber packing
MaeAtauy, 7eess. &C., Of Various Desertpnens
sa. a.. 'oy sas. seioss. carr .haf., 10 ca. nab.
sofa railroad I'd. ssr.s y anls', "s,,.
j .cIabSlas sra.hi sasssss
- locks ' sas.srss !, , do Iaa,sras '
"s s,I. ss ss.a, s .nd ~ s.'A p4sy
area, tSomn ~ = es"nas's a"a APPS
"a VIM asn WV VI I 49,, /. W. ..n ~
~ sassss, s"'',' ~. I, = ~. .s"' = .ss,ss.
1900 $500 49,. - !. ~" /. !.. 80 49, ,'
ga rsa.sa, 1890, al ~h.s,h.,'nw.
$3.50. ~. ' a =. .s..a..
~. -..."' > o, .,,,nv scales BREACH hs..
-. " ~ 'h.ss -. ,tsrs -
~niak n'aaa"' -" :, - e"sN
as 49, (. ~" ..,,.a. ...,,na
ps"a ~" 20 ~ ~ W. ~ 49,. go
~. ~ ~ wis ! : pa aa.','s "
~, I'M" s sn.s'. ~. ~ $500 ''""
,s sas NV h.s a.nae9. 80. =. w" $500
"a ,.a"a go u..,a. h..s "
~, sa,.n,,.ass ~n s,1s ,o,,o. aud x,oav. uaau.
sasray,rd1 - - go 49," ~
asash n,anes, flashing do. a do. tassoredl
grind atone
~, y; ,nch h.uows . ao 40 inrn,.
4anviis. 4 Wees, sledae hammers
cross. nj saws .tayins block ,
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WAR DEPARTMENT..

Death Of Army Officer Intelligence has been received
of the death of Lieutenant Alfred Croge of the h infantry
He died Mt Cincinnati on Monday morning last.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

APpontnea-E. W. Farley, of the District of Columbia
has been appointed to rstcass cerkshp in the Auditor
Office for the Post Office Department in the place of Johr
5. Leach resigned. Salary, 81, 200 per
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BY LEG X A p III /.
Distressing Raiiroad Casually.


ROCHESTER, April PAS the locomotive was backing
down the track Canandagua village this afternoon it
over and instantly killed j. L. Hail. lawyer, severing his
head from his body Judge Phelps and another person.
standing the track also seriously injured the former
so severely that his life is dcspaired Of
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The ships viii be accountable gold
bullion, lewery unless
the therein
Ap 23-du
MISSES Rockers Boarding Day school for
wi Young Ladies, 464
prhed assistants department. prepared
additional pupils. The
April. Circulars may be obtained al the seminary
April 25-d5t
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. MOVIE the hest lots sold during the auction OF
Messrs Halls purchased extremely low prices
They viii be ready inspection This week e.
waiting they VIII pc Of
f.red al decidedly low prices.
r all dry eoods never more ample han
:. 81
cordially and examine stock az AZ
e eradication moreover they may De cor
WINGED TINT advaniag1 10 buy where ens price on
asked. ..uax
Delay bills II mot expected 70 occur
Additional supplies received daily. -,
- 1oo1 ''s''' y $3.50 PERRY BROTHER,
ea'''' oCrnuxl Stores, West Building,
All, % daif Opposite Centre Market
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. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The Calapnious Charge against the Department Clerks.
We published yesterdays Union the letter of Secretary
cCeland addressed to the Commissioner of Pensions ask
ing for information in regard to the wholesale charge that
sails hunt up bounty land claims, &C. similar letter
addressed by the Secretary to the Commissioners of the Land
Office the Patent Office, and the Indian bureau and in
the of the Commissioner of Pensions letters have been
received from all these gentlemen fully generating their
clerks from the Infamous charge preferred against them
The whole has been fully investigated the wanton
caumnous character the completely exposed
need add that had Secretary McCeand discovered
any clerk in his department guilty of gross violation
official trust the already alluded to- would not have
required the promptngs Of irresponsible Geographic de
courtesy Of Secretary McCleands is but
able introduction public officer of high integrity and
great indexiblity Of purpose.
agricultural Dirision Of The Patent ORce--The Angora
Cashmere Goat.--We were shown the Agricultural
Bureau sample of the wool of the Angora Cashmere goat
the Patent Office by Mr.. Richard Peters, Atlanta
Georgia. This specimen taken from the progeny
Of the animals imported from Persia by Dr. james B. Davis
Of Columbia, South Carolina in lS49 This wool about
ten eleven inches in length Of fine silky texture and
pure Wilderness The clip of wool to each animal in this
try is from four four and half poundsbeing some
what larger yield than that of Persia The experiment thus
far has proved highly satisfactory, the entire flock
increased from females and males upwards
fty but unfortunately the births in have
been males They breed annually and usually give kids
at BIRTH Mr. Peters has recently purchased the
stock; and DR.. Davis is the point of embarkng Asia
Minor with the object Of importing
Patents GrdatcdTh issues of patents for the
ing Tuesday, April "a, 1855, were follows.
Patents l6
Reissue /
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The CHICAGO Disturbance

CHlcAeo, April 24-The city continues quiet, and the
military had been withdrawn from the Court house No
more trouble is apprehended.
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rsnFossp pIrss % sAfliss
s'soia Nea York IVAN Ifyx,.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. s. Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN kRNNARD h co,
~ Austin Fnars, London
Is. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
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TREASURY prpAHTmEsT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ab.raet Of Orders, Directions, e.The following is
abstract Of the most important letters recorded in the
Secretary s Office Tuesday, April "a
CAsIsea Marine Hospal Of the Secretaries
Of the Treasury and Navy the President of the United
States locating the site of the marine hospital to be
suced upon the navy hospital grounds Chelsea, Massa
chusetts also letter the contractor urging despatch
Collector Of B,alo.F Forwarding copy of decision to
the effect transport bonds merchandise imported under
reciprocity treaty. after the provinces admitted similar
tces the United States and that the additional duties
provided BY said bonds delivery Of goods at the
destined port are not reiundabe
Collector Of RoeheserApproyes the nomination of Chas
j. Mills George Lewis, Daniel Warner, and Cyrus n Camp
bell temporary aids OF the revenue, at compensation oil
81 per day each
Collector Of Philadelphia. allowance exceed
ing fifty per cent to be made goods imported by Isaac
Jeanes a Co. =
Collector Of Acknowledgment report concerning
importation of fish from Newfoundland by Kirkland Chase
4 Co.
Coecto, Of Neu YorkGves instructions relative the
admission appraement delivery, &c of goods remaining
in the Crystal Palace claimed before the LIST of July 1856
Collector Of Portsmouth, ". HRequests report in the
of Mr. Brown, disabled from labor by injury received
at sea.
Treasurer Of The United a,es Directed to issue trans
of the mint Philadelphia in favor
of the depository Norfolk for S5000O payable in silver
change.
W. b. Scott Neo York.-Encosing transfer DRAFT drawn
his for S2 $780, for silver purchased Of him at New
Orleans for coinage.
Superintendent Of Coast STRENGTHENING him that the
Acting Secretary of the Navy has authorized the recruiting
officer Philadelphia to make ensments for the coast
veg steamer Bbb requested.
barclay Dc Licinyston, New York.Informing them that
the certificates of landing have been transmitted to the col
ecor instructions cancel their bonds if satisfied of
their authenticity but if they have passed into the hands of
the district attorney, the customary fees will be exaced
John w. Allen, Washington Informing him that it is
considered that California became part of the Union at the
date of the Presidents proclamation OF the treaty. and not
the signing of the treaty in the city of Mexico, and that
the duties claimed him. collected prior to the former date
military contribution properly collected and can
not be returned.
Joseph Reed Norfolk. him touching tract of
land which he up title that upon examination it is
found be in the United States but is willing to exchange
the for equal quantity of land near Norfolk.
Lieutenant Henry KeyOrdered to report to the collector
of Wilmington, North Carolina for duty board Of the
revenue cutter James c. Dobbin
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nenth nf a lfisaionaru.

Death u HsstonaFy.
BosTos April 2iA private letter from Ceylon mentions
the death by cholera Rev. Daniel Poor venerable mis-
onary Of the American Board of Missions The cholera
raging with much fatality there.
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IyTH IssrALmENT.--ws open to-day tho ninth ins,sl-
ment Of celebrated housewife cottonH VIZ conSae'
Them the best article price in this country
.sBAKER NG.cI.oTH shiRTING.H
Five eases opened to-day son and stout expressly for SHIRT
na sha de orr heavier than The housewife cotton
cloth recommend nor xenuenehs use ,he
house,, 10 brand chdress under garments
TIL. ssnmpfd on
diem in full mills make OF The above kinds and
no them the very best goods Of %
elass
In oil other nns and reaas quality eos'oHs o.
tho makes known 10 the trade
goods for general famy consumption was nse
mo complete Than 1T pfeseBA
MOURNING GOODS.
assorted in ~ black goods Of s NOS ~
uerior q,ales nopsd IN THIS eonnsxi"p hss
especial keeping throughout the entire year
supply Of all kinds Of dry good. required Tor mourning
IN PURE "ALL-LrsEN" GOODS
We offer nj stack, very large po'on
Ir~aad 10 ORDERS the
70 tue raas ~ 49,
facilities enable as ~ oues oess"S"
purs goods; deal in no other A"a-
Daily ndd.aoss arriving In fancy goods.
One only. a, eocur
Good nr,rle. low prices desing iaay .. y" -
-, 49, bullain
n,- ,an, Opposite Genre MARKET
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PRoHiBIroRY Durre-Tbe Sumter county tAla.) Wing
says the council Of Gainesville that county has put
the liquor license up $4,000 and quantity to be sold
less than twenty gallons