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Grover & Bakers Highest Premi um
elastic stitch Sewing Machines for family 495 Broadway
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
80 j. 4. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street.
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SUPREME CouRr-CiRcUrr.-Par Mos. 1891, 1907,
2o4i, 1892 s15 7o7, io3s 2lo 77s bls, 2os5 Part q
IA and 70 Duane strceti Mos 2i00 2446 474 1856
zoos, 1910, 1884, 900, 1908, 1915
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II You Want n Good Head OF Hair Use
WEBSTERS VEGETABLE HAIR TNyIGORATOR. DE-
MAS BARNES CO. New York, General Agents
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Fowler & Wells, phrenol0g lists, -.
Broadway, give Written Charts day aud evening.
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LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases Of children,
Teethng Wind Collie, &c, IL safe reliable and
harmless remedy II only relieves the child from pain,
regulates the stomach and bowels corects aciy and
gives the whole system gives rest to the
mother and health to the child.
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AZ M. r. Higgins' Mammoth millinery,
10 Birth avenue Tenth street. trimmed Derbys snd
jockeys for ladies' misses and children ell styles sses and
prfcea from r. 10 SIS Call and see
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye. Also Regeneratng Extract of Mienurs. Pre-
and the 81 Barclay street. New York
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.

~ BEDAUWAf,
forward Expresses daily all tho South and south
west nv sli rail and steamships.
Goods intended TO 60 inland should be marked The
Company against all risk slight additional charge
when the value IL declared AZ time OF shipment.
Adams Express 90 "a Harnden's kingsey's and Hopes
viii call for receive goods intended
by the southern Express Co.
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Gray Hair, Badness and All Diseases
Of the scalp cured by DIR. GRANDJEAN No Astor place.
a5 years practice.
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Umpire-Mr Miller scorcrs-Mr. Charles Richardson
and Mr. William Cowart. Fly catches1nstitute, s. At
iantic, T. Time or game two hours and forty i've
minutes.
BASE BALL MATCH AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.
ASSAPoLIs, Md, Nov. 20, 1855.
match game OF base ball played here to day be-
tween the Nautical Base Ball Club Naval Academy
and the Annapolis Base Ball Club Of Annapolis and 70
suited the defeat OF the citizens club by nywo TO
ten The midshpmen composing tho Nautical Club pos
rare merit players and although all under
the age Of eighteen, little practice win enable them TO
defy the best clubs OF the country The defeated club Ii
composed Of between the ages Of twenty and forty
and though they showed decided good playing they were
unable TO cope with the extraordinary skill manifested
by the Mids
Several distinguished persons were present. including
Admiral Porter and lady.
Another match game will take place between the
clubs the It'll Of December The organization OF the
Nauticas marks new the history Of base ball play
ing and the Atantics may find dspuant for the claim
Of champion club.
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A Marriage is often the Re,

Artist Fund Exhibiti0n-PHfntin
statuary Twenty.third street corner Fourth avenue
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A-A.-Dr. CfIbert-s Pile Instrume MI
Sure relief or money refunded Sold by all druggists
by mali Price IS Circulars FREQ Address
!. GALYEag A auRykuG. aia BROADWAY,
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Chickering & SONS

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRI0HT PIANOS.
Established In 1873.
Fityve medals In gold silver and bronze have been
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION. warerooms $50 Broadway, New York.
Every Piano fully warranted.
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Ladies' Furs.-At Bnntn's Old stand,
Canal and Wooster Streets elegant Mink Capes,
NUTS Collars Chldren's Fancy Fnrs Cents Otter and
Fur Collars Ladies' Fur Hoods and Gloves Misses
and Boys Fur Collars Also Wolf Buffalo aud Fur Sleigh
Roboa, &c. Furs repaired or altered
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Piles, Piles. Plles.-Strics<land's II the
only remedy the known world that win Blind and
Bleeding Piles OF twenty years standing.
WELLS CO. Agents, IT'S Fran kiln street.
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All Ladies' Like to Have . Multiplicity
Of dashng novelties TO choose from, and at oENINs No.
53 Broadway all the fashions the civilized world In
Misses and Childrens Fancy Hats are grouped In
plendid exposition.
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The Unfolding or tho Rosebuds I'm June
not with richer fragrance than the opening
OF = bottle Of PTIAfoN's might BLOOMING CEREUsN
in your bed chamber. Sold everywhere.
The Bridal Chamberlain Essay OF
warning and instruction for Young Men. Published by the
Howard Association sent free OF charge In sealed
veopes Address DR. skliin Houghton Howard Associa
ton Philadelphia Pa.
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Wards
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NOTICE. TaADy-A list OF prices and drawings OF
different styles OF Collars and CUTS free everywhere
Aiso Collar for sample.
4. w. II. WARD, 81 Broadway, New YORK.
Window Shades for stores, for SKYE
lights for dwellings No. $50 broadway.
o. l.. al. y. kelly, Manufacturers
wheeler q Wilson'S Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, Gas Broadway
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A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever Seen I'm
this country for sale at popular prices.
4. y. BR0nAw, OF Lafayette place
and Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI. cUTAWAY AND zoUAvE SUITS,
by the thousands. at popular prices.
" BROKAw, CO Lafayette place
and 81 Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
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ORDER OF ASSIGNMENT.
GENERAL ORnYRs--HO. 1d1.

Assumption or tho Command by General
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Has stan,
DC.
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The department headquarters have been removed
here and established in the citadel General sckcs ar
rived from Hilton Head Friday morning. in the steamer
Cosmopolitan, and was met the wharf by Major Gen.
oral Dcvens and STAFF General Bennett and STAFF accom-
panied by the Forty-seventh regiment OF Pennsylvania
Veteran Volunteers The General has secured for his
residence handsome mansion Charlotte street. be-
longing TO w. Gayer ESQ., who freely placed at his
disposal
The convention Of coored people in session in this
city has been marked by display OF ability and deco.
that has for its members great from even
those who In such gatherings only some omnous
forcbodings Of instruction and bloodshed Tho Pres,
dent Of tho convention is T. NJ Holmes former slave
Of c. O. Mcmmingcr, cxrcbe Secretary Of the Treasury
He was trust servant before the war; in charge tho
law library belonging 10 the firm of Mcmmingcr Jcrvey
A wilkinson, and made excellent librarian.
The sessions held in Zion church, and arc very
largely attended Delegates from nearly every portion
and district Of tho State In attendance The cole.
brated colored Major Delaney formerly OF General
toms STAFF is the leading spirit OF the convention. His
addresses have been Distinguished for their cxceen
vice and sound practical Several United States
officers have attended the stngs Of the convention
takcn mart in tho discussions The address OF the com
nittce announces MS the objects Of the convention
Firs,-To promote the interests OF the coloret race.
Sec 'nd-To devise means for the Improvement cleva
Zion and protection OF tho black men. N
Thsrd-To encourage and develop the industrial
sources OF tho state Il
The following resolutions after an interesting discus
eIon, wore adopted
Resolved That IL u with deep regret we perceive a
willingness on tho part OF OF the people OF this
State 10 believe that there Is danger Of an nsurrection
and we take this opportunity Of making known TO the
world that past carccr as law abiding subjects shall
be strictly adhered TO as law abiding citizens.
Resolved That the old Institution OF slavery has.
passed away cherish In our hearts no hatred towards
thoSo who have held our brethren slaves bot that
Axiepa ~ lsN AAsA " tsAsnsAss " Nv saa ssas
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mail steamship Persia Captain Scott, will leave
this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at hafpast eleven
o'clock this morning.
The NKw YoRK Naturalization for Europe-will be
ready at half past ten O'Clock In the morning.
II win contain full OF the damage inflicted
by the Rebel British Pirates on American Commerce;
lato and interesting intelligence from the Southern
States with details Of the progress OF
latest accounts OF the OF the Fenans IN the
United States and Canada late and important news from
Mexico Cuba Central America and the West Indies and
accounts of all important events of the week.
Single copies. in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Seen I'm
this country for sale at popular prices -
and - Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
A.-Boys' and Children's
= GARIBALDI cUTAWAY AND zoUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands, AZ popular prices cs
and 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union
All Ladies' Like to Have . Mutiplicity
dashns novelties to choose FROM and a. aESNs No.
sa Fsg Hats n are osd IN m
plendid exposition
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
ings, circulars and information sent.
All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lottsries.-
J. CLUTE. Broker l7e broadway
A silent Sewing Machine. Making the
sSs srosd% 1
Ask for Hunts Bloom OF Roses.-A Deli
cate natural color for the cheeks will not wash OF or nue
the skin warranted DEMAS BARNES CO., and all
druggists
Artist Fund MISUNDERSTANDING
Statuary. Twenty third street corner Fourth avenue
-
Marriage is Often the Result OF the
most trihng incident Men and women do not know why
admire neaness in and won by tho little arts
and graces which adorn and refine e and judge OF
by the taste she exhibits young lady who uses
tho EGYPTIAN LOTUS TO be set down as lady OF
sense and refined taste sensible young man would want
no better evidence of her qualification for wife.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
Dye Also Reeenerating Extract of Mille1urs Pre-
and restores the hair 81 Barclay street. New YORK
Chickcring & Sons
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Established In 1873
Ffynve medals, in gold, silver and bronze have been
awarded for these Pianos as FIRST PREMIuMs over ALL
COMPETITION Warerooms 652 Broadway, New YORK
Every Piano fully warranted.
Cristador0's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Aston House
The dye applied by skilful artists.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHAR TOD Broad
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cry ANDsTATE NEWS.
~. S,.ld and Other Markets, and
MisccIIanceus Matter - ~
,he Fourth Page.

D,scovERY OF RICH MINERALS II no
excitement and interest attending 'n'
discovery of oil has for the time Doon
suspended in the vicinity OF fone'c''
Meigs county. Ohio, by the starting
telligence of the discovery Oh
era, wealth in iron, lead, silver anu cop
per, promising to be more remunera' ave
r. ths for,unate prospector than the
ro.L Of oil which flowed at the magic
80, s. tbe wand Gifts discoverer' The
specimens of lead in TINS aiS'ose's al.
IRA 70 b. very promising, one OF winch
' -.;mated at CO. and tine other at Is
aar cent and Indicate large deposit
The spscimen of silver, which is slightly
intermingled with copper, is estimated
Of so per cent, and thehron orc, which is
three feet in thickness, in the outside
shell, is estimated at copper cent
Following on the heels of this remark
able discovery on the Ohio side OF the
river. we hear of the discovery OF rich
vein of copper ore, eleven feet thick,
having been struck at the depth OF for
tv-6ve feet from the earth, having been
5 struck on Bull Creek, in Wood county,
lfonr miles from the Ohio river) in this
State One mile above this tract, anoth-
er vein of copper ore, seven feet in thick
hess has been struck, about seventy feet
from the surface. About a quarter OF
mile further up said stream, still another
v4in of copper ore, five feet in thickness
haS also been struck, at depth of sixty
teet. The ore found in these leads has
bee6 assayed, and Is said to contain nifty
per cent of copper
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SINGULAR PETITION A petitiou from
Jas. Fl Hiett, of Upshur county, was yes
terdas presented in the House OF Dele
gates, which asks that the time fixed by
the Code for obtaining u divorce may
he shortened in the case Of the petitioner.
Hiett submitted the following statement
TO the Legislature; On the 18th OF JAN
uary, 1864, his wife, aged about fifty
years, without cause or provocation, left
his hong, bed and board; demanded and
received her portion of all the real and
personal effects, and did of her own
choice take her goods and abandon he1
husband, leaving him no inmate, they
being destitute of children. The petit
toner sets forth that he possesses land
and estate, which he cannot dispose O
in his present condition, as he has MOI
power to lawfully convey. 70. .
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To BE EXCHANGED AS A PRISONER OF
WAR-The man Candy, who was some
time since placed in the jail in this city,
having been sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in the penitsntiary for horse
stealing, is to be exchanged as a pris-
ouer of war, under the provisions Of an
act passed yesterday by the Legislature.
The act authorizes the Governor to de-
liver to the authorities Of the United
States government such State prisoners
as they may wish to exchange for officers
or privates belonging to our State regi'
:ments, who are prisoners in the hands OF
the Confederates, if, in his opinion, such
State prisoners have in any way been
connected with the Southern army.
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Our QUoTA.-The quota of this State
under the last call for 100000 men, &C,
cording tot official advices received yes,
terday by Capt. Hudson, Provost Marshal
of the State, from the Secretary of War
is 4,431, distributed as follows: First
District, 1893; Second District, 1905
Third District, 740. The quotas of the
different counties will, in few days, be
apportioned by the District Provost Mar,
shals
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Clark elect. was received sld accepted.
A message from tho First Branch re-
ported the acceptance Of the bond of A.
J. Sweeney. Coneurred in.
The bonds of Henry Sharp, Street
Commissioner, A. N. johnson, Alderman
for Sd ward, John w. Cummins, Supt.
Water Works, Geo. Duty, Alderman I'd
ward; J. C. McManaway, Alderman 5th
ward; George Bulger, Alderman 4th ward
Geo w. Miller, Alderman lst ward, were
received and accepted.
Adjourned.
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SECOND BRANCH.

Mayor Crangle announced the names
of the coming officials when the follow
ing members of the Second Branch were
qualified: First Ward-Messrs Hughes,
Green, Robinson and Wheeler. Second
Ward-Messrs. Pfarr and Shallcross.-
Third Ward-Messrs Williams and Bod
ley. Fourth Ward-Messrs. Donel, Rob-
inson, Parks and Tharp. Fifth Ward
Messrs Maxwell, Tharp, Salisbury and
Vogler. Sixth Ward-Mr Cloudy. Sew.
enth Ward-Mr Prev
Mr.. Robinson was elected temporary
Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Hughes, the Chair
was instructed TO appoint committee.
consisting of one member from each
ward to select the Standing Committees
Of the Council
The Chair appointed the following gen.
tlemen as said committee: Messrs
Hughes, Schallcross, Bodley, Donel, SAILS
bury, Wilson and Frew,
! The official bond Of II. F, Feensy, City
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THE RIVER was almost blocked UP yes
terday with floating ice. Nothing was
done on the landing, and that thorough
fare presented dull and dreary appear
ance.
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MAJOR GENERAL Couch, who is in
command of the troops now being trans
ferred to the eastern army, last evening
crossed at Benwood, and proceeded out
the Baltimore and Ohio Road
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Oh ON Cross CRh IA I'no "'l''
us from Independence, "ashihs.'" W. y,
Pa, that the oil excitemel ~ ~
blast" in that region. Quite "'0 =,
of leases have been taken on Cross es'A'
and several wells will be commenced.
soon as the weather will permit
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CITY ITEMS.

THKGRRAr MORAL EXHIBITION opened
at Washington Hall yesterday afternoon and
evening, and was visited by large crowd Of our
citisens Tho Lilliputisn Chariot, drawn by
goats, attracted considerable attention on the
streets In the afternoon. The exhibition win
be continued to-day and tomorrow. Go ono go
ALL
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FOR SALiI.
A Large Tract Of Valuable
OIL L A ~ ID,

ouyUaTE IN GILMER COUNTY.
- WESTERN VIRGINIA. Nn-lN ' zone
.b,usand) acres mainly h't bottom laui
wstersd throughout in surface hv Bear NN't
more and other smaller streams UI i"' - 81 ''''i
crack. on tho Little Kanawha river.
The Little Kanawha river affords ldcilt' a."
ing the wear for transportation hy Lighters &"
tke Ohio river AZ Parker-hurgh from when i''
Tar city the property is distant about i"'"''
Ave miles. 4.
aLopt ffteen miles but branch nom tins D.
nTooossd which will run through III" oil region
Recommending the usual OIL inhl"'u"n- ON DO"
streams and surface waters "a" Land Iu it- 900
t,re seetiOn presents 4 DARK fatty appear 'ln"
and combined with Other geological formation
plsin 10 the most common mind at All CON 'i7'Hi
With oil territory gives assurance that iHf o'
yelopmcnt Of this property VII be- most PI'h'
able.
In this connection il is only necessary to refer
to the famous LlewellyB Wei m NE imm' .i'i'.
vieinity which for over Fifteen months n."'
about one thousand barrels daily 5nd numerous
other wells that at depth oi % to 3 ., i'"' give
a steady WELD OF 20 to iJr barrels d'liN
burning Springs have J"cB known i"i ?
vsars ON ,be lots along the Sycamore torks aud
when boring here for salt about that period
'oil was struck but its uss- b,idg then un
tnawn boring for salt wa- abandoned, and the
.-oreTtv in consequence for long time we
deemed to be valueless.
FHsrs Il no b5ffer 90 D'HffHy ''f""' :.
Anar, from the Oeaginou- wealth "i TINS
nronsrty. plainly visible the geological -ur,y''
svi5spces abundance Of iron ore ID" develop
,.snt az which it NAV b. we'll 20 stat wa- the
prims object in view when originally purchased
| IN 1e4s. ;I.-.,;,,,, e..
SAL another feature meritlDg consideration j.
10 immense trees Of oak with which part Of
| ths land are thickly covered aud invsiHanIe IoI
| min building. This timber wac also an lneen
| sys M the purchase AZ first bat only a. a h"'"-
s;tv In smstting the rich stores Of IRON ore
/ f'his marcel OF / 90 acres, nov 0nere" j. "I'
..ntb Of the estate the remainder c"npll7lD :
,,ssts in Gilmsr. Calhoun and WIT conniie'. ID
m. ssutre of the oil strata flowing thI"nED
Western Virginia. -,
! Tbs DELAYS Incidental 10 the settlement VI
| =. state have hitherto prevented the exec"
ns 49,, offering the property for sale
OF r. tifle 70 the land is ong'hGt Gt9 do,2,a%
~. br Urine of part Of a Land once IrS ~.
Nv Fxehange Warrant for igDp sri'- q, e.
sss,e dstsd On the 18th day Of FeoI9AfN is1-
| ies~I - - n, PntSst iss,tsd by che >idts o
9 49, and dsssd Isa Nay les
~ 90. u X. AOC0NNINl
s5 Beaver street, y. !.
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SUPREME COURT In the Supreme
Gonrt of Appeals, yesterday, the case OF
a III. Detwiler against Christopher
Green, was argued, Jas. s. Wheat, Esq,
appearing for the plaintiff in error, and
-.
M g Good, Esq. tor the defendant in
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS. game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon under Washington Hall Aohoice
lot of wines. liquors, ales and beer, always on
hand. GAUS & WARNAFkLDf. .
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FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs. bat
ter, meats, and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment. for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co.. at the Boat Store. corner
Of Monroe and Water streets. Call and see.
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FIRST BRANCH.

All the members, except Mfr. Echols,
appeared and were sworn in.
The official bonds of number of the
incoming city officers were received
from the Second Branch and cOncurred
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CITY CoUNCIL.-A special meeting OF
the newly elected Council was held yes
trrday afternoon.
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TyHR DATI.V REGISTRR STEAM
JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes all
kinds Of Printing, from Card to 2 Poster,
neatly, cheaply and ON short nottes. 0nss os
layist street between the lsLE& Assss ass
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Elk r A! Elk R Al!
Great = ale

Boots, Shoes and Caters.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JAN
~ UARY 24th 1866, Wa will offer 1T our Store
room No 1856 Main street, one OF the largest
and best assortments of Boots, Shoes and Gait
ers, at greatly reduced prices, lower than ever
offered before in this city. We are determined
to sell lower than any other house in order to
prepare for our spring trade, and we challenge
competition in quality and price. All are invi,
retail stock. We are confident that purchasers
win and great bargains by calling at our store
on and after the above date. Remember
r. PORTER & SONS
i35 Main street opposits Union street
jsnso-lm
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Buy Book and get gift at the Me-
tropolitan Gift Book Store next week.
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PREPARED By
n. A, FOUTZ & BRO.

UHR DAILY REGlsTKR HOOK
BISDERY tuIns cut al kinda Of Hanks
ana Blank Books fer individuals fiHs steam
bests rsilrosds and eouutiea Al kinds Ut
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