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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

STATE NORMAL SHooIs.-The Normal
School Board after careful examination of
the claims of the several PORTIONS Of the
State to the location of the State Normal
Schools, decided on the village of Whitewa,
ter for the School for the southeastern rpor-
ton Of the State. The conditions upon
which the location was made, were that the
citizens of the town should donate $4,000
in cash in aid of the fund, and also suita-
bic location or site for the buildings and
grounds. The Whitewater Register says:
The Legislature has authorized us to
raise the needed amount, by tax the Board
of Supervisors has called special meeting
OF the electors Of the town and on Mon.
| day next, at Metropolitan Hall, they are tc
determine whether they will accept or re-
ject the liberal proposition Of the Regents. -
We are of the opinion that after giving us
the go-by, the Boar d did the wisest thing
left, in locating one of the Normal Schools
at Whitewater. And the main reason for
our opinion is the fact that the people Of
Whitewater are intelligent enough and en-
terprising enough to give a liberal support
to one Of the neatest as well as best county
papers in the State
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strange hut Er.ra.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United state.
can hear something very their advantage by
turn mail free charge by addressing the undersigned
THOSE having fears Of being humbugged will re by
noticing TINS card All Others will Please ad their
obedlent servant THUS. r. CHAPMAN,
ly5D 81 broadway. New YORK
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DISEASES OF THE KIM

Dr. W LYMAN, Offers his services to the public
and to the profession. ~
Office 1856 Dearborn St Room 80, Reynolds Block
Chicago, Illinois
~ Special attention paid to diseases of the skin
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Stop Thnr Cough Vow

sup HtE VWURH INOW,
Or it may become chronic and settle on the lungs.
The Star Cough Basam, approved and recommended
by all who try it, is Benzoin Elixir Drug list of
Dayton, says: "I have used every remedy 1 have
in my store, for Constitutional Sore Throat, and it is
the only that relieves 1t gives better satist
faction than any cough medcene have, and keep
all kinds" ItlooSeas all phlegna, aud gives imme d
ate relief. The instructions for Group which accom-
pany every bottle, have never been known to fail
sold by Burnhams & Van Setback Chicago, and
by Druggists generally.
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Fxnmina lion of Teachers for KenOsna
s aiOuuty

The examination Of Teachers will be held in the
following places, pursuant TO law, commencing each
day at O'Clock, A. M
For the towns of Randall and Wheatand, al NE
Kelly School House. Bassett's Station, on Rhhs
day and Friday April 9Th and 9th p
For the towns of Salem and Brighton, a. the School
House near the Brass Ball. on MondaR a1d Tues
day, April. 9th and 10th.
For the towns of Paris and Bristol at the School
Ho use near Keilogg's, Thursday and Friday A prl
18th and 18th -
For the town of Pleasant Prairie and Somers at
Grammar School room, No 2, city of Kenosha, on
Monday and Tuesday, April 18th end 17th
March 9th, 1866 4w41 4
L. W. BRIGGS,
County Superintenden
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'HNHE CONCESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN

Published FOR the benefit aud CAUTION TO,
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supply
ing at the same time The MEANS OF SELF-C IRE BY
one who mas cured himself after UNDERGOING con-
siderable quacker9. BY enclosing postpaid address
ed envelope single copies. free of charge may be had
OF the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
1y35 Brooklyn, Kings Co, \. Y.
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The United States Senate yesterday.
by vote of IA to q, rejected the applica,
ton of Colorado to be admitted into the
onion as State. The House passed an
amended Civil Rights bill
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Madison Mutual Insurance Company.

New Policies issued upon the presentation of old
ones at the office of NJ. A. Baker, until April 10TH
Kenosha, March 8, 1866. r|
6I40 L. G. MCCLELLAN. ACT.
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VIRGINS, BRADFORD & CO.

a Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irretatian of the lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
t.# Lung Disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE To THE PARTS, GIVE I'M
MEDIATE RELIEF. 81 ....s- ....tt
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, COu-
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TrocheS usefGl in clearing the when taken
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat at
ter unusual exertion Of the vocal organs The Toces
recommended and prescribed by Physicians and
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
try Being article of merit, and having proceeds
their efficiency by test of many years. each year find
them in localities in various parts of the world and
the Toches universally pronounced better than
err articles. = s- .D
OBTAIN only &c Brown BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may be
offered. --t d.,
Sold everywhere in the United States. and in Foreign
Countries at So cents per box. 6m32 p
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see should be admitted for the reason that
that State, of her own accord, has COM
piled with every Instruction of the President,
and has done all that at was believed it
would be necessary for her to do in order to,
gain admission. All that they have done of
their own accord in Tennessee; they have
Irepudiated the rebel debit they have abol-
ished slavery, and also adopted the con
stitutional amendment. Upon that subject
they have passed franchise law prohibit
ing from voting every man who has been
engaged in the rebellion and believe they
have now found bill giving the negro the
| right to testify in the courts; and all the
lmembers elected to Congress can take the
! test oath, both Senator'S and Representatives.
If t4-est. representatives shall be admitted
! into Congress, it will be precedent for all
the Southern States they can see at once
the reasons why the Tennessee members are
admitted, and that if they expect Their
members to be admitted they must do as
she has done. % ga
He further testifes as follows
1.-THE condition of the freedmen in Ten
nessee is very favorable at this time; a very
great Improvement has taken place in their
Econdition, and if the affairs Of the Freed
linens Bureau can be administered for anoth-
er year in the way they have been for the
last six months, mutual confidence would
be restored between whites and blacks, and
am very much i'll hope that the freedmen
could then be left to the protection of the
State"
Thus it may be seen that there is ground
for argument on both sides, and we believe,
under a full and free discussion of the en-
tire merits of the case it will be found that
the question of reconstruction is broad one,
upon which there may easily be different
4 opinions even among loyal aud patriotic
men. But such difference Of opinion need
not and should not estrange or separa te
friends who have labored and suffered to-
gether through the terrible years of armed
conflict.
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N ew Advertisements.
NOTICE. 'af t d.
Miss CHARLOTTE BENTON will deliver Lecture
Saturday ECenia19, Marc6 l7th

SIMMONS HALL te3a
Subject AMEN AND WOMEN" 5''41- ..
Go and hear this talented and accomplished young
Lady. -"t ''- ~
Doors open at O'Clock, Lecture to commence at 8.
Admission so cents. Tickets to be had at the
door. .if ts".. I.9..t s...
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sP ECz.AE oV'SDTRgES.
FRED DOUGLASS
W. ILL LECTURE at . saunass,

81 MMONS HALL.
On FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23d, 1866.
Subject ASSASSINATION AND ITS LESSONS"
Tickets for sale at Johnson's Book Store. on Mon
day, March 18th at O'clock at so cents each, or 8
for $1,25. a. -. = :
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Ci.EAREn

CLEARER
s wsS:er Ss s .ivsrpoelasPpor a Tle.,on Co.
Bark 9iengall tBr). Mockicr, Cape Town, CJH-H De
Bars W Grimihs CBr), Drummoud. zass-J Y Ward 4
BARK Josie Nicholas. Nicholas sagua--p Buck Co.
% % Hardy s.mos s% SON.
Tp raa.a s ss f s.ssn nys. ..
Rris Hedly v,eau tBr) DOwney. Csrdenas-J ward 4
ss !T;S' a esI MsTsss es,s a- Son
x sehs Emma Anderson tBr), Mccarthy. Marniqus-R A
sehr II Morse Kent, Indianola and Lavaoca-S Nc
scbr A Bailey, Freeman, savannah-Browu a Wander.
sehr Annie Shepard, Bowdch, Ycwbcrn-Murray, Ferris
schr Camilla. Clark Ehzascihpor,-J Boynlon. Son Co
sehr Amanda Powers, Bullock FAN Rvef-J Y II aviaad
ARRIVED
Steamship Albemsrle, Bourne. Norfolk with md.c and
psf -. nss .n,p e ss Lc ana Psh f9 R.o
big lummi9s Bird stevens, WINDSOR. Ms, days, With
sehr Mary dane Hal hsrieie a. jacksonville.
BELOW.
sS 81 RoSe, Peel L,r.ae co.; 1rY% ysTp2oI rsen
s"p President Fillmore. Luce, from Bristol 4, Jan 10
Marine Disasters
So'ooSrns ws y Btsp, Cant Donovan. OF Providence
wHcAHRoLt Of Buoksport RE. and L,ouxA OF soarspor
Ne AL bound mp Sound IN ballast, shore the
sandy beach between Port Jeerso, Harbor and Old Field
Lsht nARht Of Thursday I'D inst In thick fog came well
up on the beach but will probably be got or T.e
rou partly Insured; the others Insurance Another
schooner pane unknown also came ashore night
fhe east SIDE Of Estcns Nesk. No further particul.rs
soHR GkonSs rao-ss Cof New rortN Cap, VIM n Rider
from Baltimore for New York wkb earx, OF al .orups
Leak and vas rua ashore with water in b. on
Berlin Beach, the 7st vess. went to pieces In
few hours affair striking The saved with La.
Of their effects.
Bsre VIZ OnEr.orcH tBrl. from Ms,anr.s remained
before reported
sesn CHoerAv Mayo from cnsi, Tor New York put back
" Newport on Sunday for having run lnto ON
Saturday night OF Point judith unknnwn sch.o,er
And had mansail split and dsvs and s.d carried away
Miscellaneous.
CturrR sHr HAsr loading for san Francisco pier IL
Ess, River 10 taking two large and elegant locomotive.
for the Central Pacific Railroad Company besides
vsbosd iron and The Iron wOrk for uumbG Of freight
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A CcTIoN NOTICE.-CHARLEs YOUNG, AUCTION
sale Of elegant Household Furniture this day
Washington square, Of Wsverey place. consisting Of
PAror Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, elegant Par
lor Suits covered In tho richest descriptions; nruss els and
Ingram Carpe 0cths also elegant rosewoo seven
octave Pianofore with all modern improvements cost $685.
OIL raintngs Mirrors BUREAUS Bedsteads. Washsands,
pure HAIR Msresses Silver Ware, Crockery and every ar
tendance ship goods purchased at this SALE
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UcTIoosN, M9TrcE In SJ ROTH "a AycTIoNEEs
The 1 dsy TEgsssasy March q mornns at 10Y 2. No.
consisting solid ma D%t walnut Dining Boon SUITS. one
sod Sres
Beautiful Prlcr suits with the richest descriptions
Centre Tables two Easeres style Of Louis
XIV: Turkish Easy Chars and Lounges MATCH Bronze
MAGNIFICENT 'Ros SEW o1vv PpTANoFoRrE. STOOL
elegant instrument round corners beautifully
:s and With all modern & and
Bolater Pillows Blankets stands black
Ts aa IS e sss,sr os Tsy
pns ESk kSys e rich 9 e sG sas
and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charge
A. sirset-1ucon sale Of desirable Resdences on West
Also L ao o
street Eleventh avenue WEDNESDAY April - u
with further particulars at the auconeers Office No
ALERT R; wALDEoN; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton on Saturday ST. at Il clock Brosdway
:1~s e. any french snIs
ebons RscretoIr beautifully nlad and engraved,
with secret draws &C.; now on exhibition
ss.s MAbkoN a. win ss IT
auction Friday March So at 648 Broadway general
A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUT
"A ery Silver Plated Ware, Iron Ware and House Fur
n nss'as S Myrtle ave-
A ucrIox xorIcE.-csocKERY. &C. HENRY a.
"A EVANS, AuctIoneer will SELL In lots N city and
try Dealers Tuesday March a. ct O'CLOCK 81 IS Barclay
street. general assortment Of all kinds Of White Granite
and Common Ware best and seconds: also Glass Plated
Ware and Table Cutlery &c. Sale without reserve and
,oods well packed for shipping.
UcTIoN SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The undersigned IL prepared, as heretofore, " give
SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ut residences Of families.
A. JOrRNBAY. Apctioneer. once No. Pine street
UCTION SALE OF CROCRERY.-wM. JONES' AUG
"A uoneer.-McKECHNfE WATT 4 co. will sell.
Tuesday, March "a 10 A. M Mt 20 Pearl street.
= Largo assortment Of White Granite and G. Q. Ware
AuCTIoN SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. AC-
n win be sold ut auction this day Tuesday), March a At
10 O'Clock A. M, Mt private stable No West Thirteenth
stree OF dapp Horses 6 hands high sound,
seated Brett, nearly by IAwrcnce Ham
cloth Coach In perfect order 5000 by Wood Bros
one Double Harness. fine Bankes Whip, 10. Terms cash.
Sale absolute.
DEM. r. THEALL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Furniture. Carpets &c.-THEALL CURTIS will sell
by acrion Thursday March 20 at II o'clock at No
Roslyn place Geen street. Amty) all the walnut and
mahogany Furniture Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpes
Olcloths Kitchen Utensils, &C.
nAvID D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. THIS
~ day. O'Clock at 46 Canal street. the Furniture II
especabe family removed for convenience OF sale consist
ing Of everything for housekeeping Beds Mat
owner Is leaving the city Sale Wednesday West Wash
ington place.
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EDWARD SCHENcK AUCTIoNEER
II SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

, ELEGANT AHh aSsa t sSfHsS p!ysrs SET
'rh' i ELkGAST Oil 1I fHiSrisGs. o. w.
B, EDWARD scuESck, =; morro~ March a :. 10Y
elegant f'i pRawI Nj R K sS'a house VIZ
crimson ri. IsS suit. yellow .s
ssssy siT fringe crimson a.%s:s white
light cA.n'''''s sIt Fl e OIL M.' 'itArsr1sos
w: The Cir Of AIoco and saconiea the Indian Giri
by Ed' Ulysses ~ SfsRS SY R ooh and others
49, some ass Oh Painting sliding Sioaas s% cSsndssr VII
.,.,. DINING srS s Room ,,,,,. s, >, ,.,,
sissss. %ndo~ Curtain II rsp.,o match English sISs
~ :. 0. a.SSirreExr rsEscr DINNER SET
and ia. nsycr been used; sampis OF be a
As''r' nAas'"0'' BED CHAMBERS.
S and ts h. Ar
shaving stands IilSs p sss siesf WITS A
Elee.n. black walnut Han Stand and Chairs Wilton Car
= Sasa az Sss rs% Mr.
EDwARp scHENcK, AUcrIoxEzR
on ruesd.s nsS ins = i oeoet a Il. .sls.Ioom g LIB
erty street. varied stock OF Stationery. viz-Pens Ink
FRAscrs FrrzsI; y. mira a .g.n1.
l.: en- hes It y sss
:sory House and Lot, on n . SD street. lao
Two fun Lots and three frame Houses East Ss.h AS
Tss ;S rs and srcS s % Hog
IS Eighth @ % si sSs ss:'
House. and Lots sss sss1 stone
Eas, ss street. % Zee. east Fss anu A' on
ana s0l s c a. az . & s $ 0q:s
r Of on
-Four story brick House and Lot 18th stree,
Terms on day Of sale
JJEYRy MINER, AUCrrosBER- sALEsRoox
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post once.
x,sss IA T. .sorr ,s rsAx
@ si ,ss
SS$S $S$SS ssS gentle
Double Harness, covered order present owner
very ns Saddle Mar, has been used by lady for .eve
raj months; Is sound, kind very spirited and perfectly
HESMsEyS h II Epsb Arc1 1isFs s CO.. ;,
on TUESDAY, MARCH ~ " "''''"'
o ii!S's sis ;sisf ri hSit street.
Ccnsssns Of general ssscrtmsn q rurnnre removed
brary and Chamber Furniture Carpets Mirrors Curtains
Ac Plated Ware China. Crockery glassware Ao also an
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
TIENRy n MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street opposite the Post onncc.
MINER sOMERVlLfE will sell AZ auction, Wednes.
day March ~ At o,s o'clock at their salesrcom ousehod
furniture, comprising eegnt rosewood Parior Suits In
nus Bookcase, Centre Tables Tete aetes, SOFAS Chair
Brussels aud Ingram Carpet Sdeboad scat Chars
Ac. b. Kitchen Utensils, msnsie, Refrigerator &c. &C.
r.S,- -.
ALSO
OF Paris and London Shoes compr,sins while
and black satin Gaer~ for ladies' Kid san and mo
slppcrs Caters and Boo.e for ladies' aud misses
DAwNBROKERs' sALE-G. q LEWIS AUCTION.
il si srf THIS day At 1917 o'ciock Al ie Bo~erv
.res s.ortnen Of Watches Jewe'ry Guns Pstois Ac Bv
a~drr Of X simpson 4
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OIL raintngs Mirrors Bureaus, Bedsteads Washstands,
pure Hair Mattresses Silver Ware Crockery and every
tcle necessary for housekeeping Competent men In At
70 cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
UCrION NOTICE. boots AND SHOES.
IA w. M HOLLINGSuEAD, AUCTIOSEER,
BY CHARLES O. WARREN,
TABLESPOONS ~ CORTLANDT STREET.
This day trnesdayl, March q: at l0,a O'Clock,
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, BALMoRALs, &C,
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE.
comprising very Large assortment Of choice fresh
made spring goods In great variety of Styles sizes and
grades adapted to the trade from part Of the
UCTION NOTICE.
"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALES
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW a
Tuesday, March q. and "Wednesday March g. "
Tuesdays catalogue ready and contains attractive and
DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. sHAwLs. WHITE GOODS
RUSSIAS, CRASH, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
READY MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
(for account of underwriters),
Slightly damaged the voyage,
/ bale, 8 pieces TAPESTRY CARPETS.
2 bales, 10 pieces HEMP CARPETS.
case, 200 pieces FRENCH GRAPES.
/ case, 20D pieces HAT GRAPES.
A sEpARATE CATALOGUE Win be issued for
WEDNESDAY ready morning Of sale, which will con-
tain general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
80, EMBRoIDERIEs, also SOFT HATS, BOOTS
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO., Aactioneers,
No. l32 Church street.
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IIExRy y. MINER, AucnoSEER-sALEsRoox .

DAwNBROKERs' sALE-G. a. LEWIS AUCTION
II ell sr this day at losS o'ciocf At les Bowcry
.res s.-orssen, Of Watches Je~ery Guns Pisics Ae Bv
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IIENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post ohlce
Sale of large and elegant collection of Modern Pictures
embracing works OF of the leading artists Of the
FRENCH Dutch Belgian, English and American Schools
evenings Of Friday Sh and Saturday, Ss Of March, at
~ o'clock at the Somerve Art Gallery 645 broadway,
Fourteenth street. large and fine collection OF modern
OIL Paintings. from the various European and American
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS.

fNrrICERs AND OTHERS HAVING UNSETTLED &C.
~ counts or claims IN sshington should cil upon or I'd
dress u. ~ VAN buren, CO. 15< Broadway, oppos -
CITY Hall, or 80 seventh Washington. d O. A
vance. made on horse cismaL
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A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. PINE
"A. sree-Auction sale of desirable Residences, West
Fourth street (Waahngon squarel and West Thirty third
street, possession May1 Also Lots West Forty aixth
street near Eleventh avenue Wednesday April l. ut IL
o'clock the Exchange saesrooms. Ill Broadway Maps
with further particulars at the auctoneers ofce, No
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REAL BRONZES.
ELEGANT MIRRORS. SUPERB DINNER SET.
AUBuSSoN. WILTON. AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
SUPERB CABINETS, DAMASK CURTAINS, &C,
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A A. A-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
A. paid In gold. Information furnished. The high
paid for doubloons aud all kinds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers, 6 Wall stTeet Now York.
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Our Kingston Correspondence.

KIscsroS, G. w., March "A, 1895
have just made rapid run Of the left wing Of the
Canadian army from Toronto TO Montreal for the pur-
pose Of noticing VIVA, preparations being made for
the defence OF the province well as to aquant myself
your readers with the sentiments Of the people about
the that has recently ths usually
quiet and hard listed community.
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NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND
IN FANCY ARTICLES AU BON MARCHE,
1876 and l37 Rue du Bac, corner OF Rue de Sevres.
Ladies' visiting Paris should before efecting their
chases elsewhere visit this establishment They will find
immense assortment Of novelty Of the finest quality
and real cheapness.
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DRY GOODS.

r INEN AND COTTON SHEETS, PILLOW SLIPS. Pill
II low Ticks Bedsacks Spreads, Counterpanes Blankets
Hair Mattresses Iron Bedstead &c. from auc
public institutional very desirable and cheap together with
large Bedding white and coored Counterpanes and
general assortment of Iron Furniture.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-16

brn BEN orr. uup pr,ue 8eareruuaetommiTa
rtus In &iel. Dime 3wsisl s,1dlb Yon preuei@
Ibsr Ssits benz &baraftsr bcs HcaierunaeIpIs.
mes 9emoB pirlss, mas trust, tpranntfb uut
to~relnswertb mac; cbns 3wejisl erwart Sef
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gteruna uucrtra9lih gu MAIDEN. SIM 5cdipm-
'nsr 1865 brptts In 5plle otslsr @pHicts sit
Trisg 3wildsn betosn Wahten ausSutreden,
Der in Der ~srGlftsn Stunoe purh Die @onusn
ticn pom 9aifein Ssrtagt wurps. Oiefe Sun<
psntion b~sieitiste Die 8srauleGuug Der tGalidsn
Hsibungen, tnpem he bic Nusubuna Der Tsaie.
runeeredte In 6olfsin on Ssfreih, In S6les-
mig an preueeu iitertrus.
Bon pa CD bis gum 20. Sanuar tritt cine Ve-
riCpe Der Stagnatipn elm. preueen trat Gu6srs
lid isinsm Sisls mid nGber, pdtrenb In SeI-
fein cine particuIarifii6e Ieitaticn fcrteausrne
b. mitt mar, bic BepGlferung benz preusiihen
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lnna in Nltpno sisbt snrlih Yreueeu 8eranlal-
fen. fit 3u tcftweren, baB Sefrctd bic aeitatipn
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