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EXTRACTED WITHOUT

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
J. PAIN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL suk.gos'
announces to all having teeth TO be extracted that
after much difficulty and expense, he has -"cnfra
the necessary APPARATUS FOX MAKING Thh
"NlTRoUS OXYDE GAS" now 80 universally
and successfully used At the North, where, "a
surgical operations, there was POSITlNkLl ~
PAIN 20 the patient; and As It i EaIi tsSIr
DANGER IN IT'S USE To the medical profrs.icn
Of this city he offers his services when, Ia surgical
cases, an anasthetic may be needed. All other
operations appertaining TO his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
once on Main street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. 10 2s-Sm
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THE MEMBERS OF THE LADIES
i MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FOR C0NFEDE.
RATE DEAD OF 0AKW0UD and all persons vino
desire 10 operate with them in paying respect TO
the memory Of Confederate soldiers on the 10th IN.
CHURCH at 10 o. clock, A. 81, on that day, whence
after brief services, they will proceed 10 tho Ceno
terry TO spend the day. At the Cemetery addresses
win be delivered by distinguished orators who
have been engaged for the occasion. Any persons
having howers or eyerxrcens which they are will
ing 10 contribute 10 decorate the graves are re-
quesled 10 send them TO ST. Johns Church ~
WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, between I ap
o'clock, p. NJ, or the next morning befol- :
O'Clock, where committee Of ladies will BIO In
waiting to receive them. -
BY order Board of Managers.
my s-3t MRS. A. X. COURTNEY, Secretary.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co,
AuCtioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.

A DEMONSTRATORS SA IL OF
n vIITABLE STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
Million FRIDAY. the 18th day of May, ls6s, at
II o clock NJ will sell 1t public auction, at the
saw mill of y. w. Stafford, deceased, on We
one STEAM ENGINE new, twenty -four horse
mower. with SAW-MILL attachcd-all new and in
eE One CARRY LOG, one FOUR-uoRsE WAGON,
and HORSES;
one TOP BUGGY:
FOur OXEN, well broke, and in good order;
TEN THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER, and all
the appurtenances to Il saw-mIli.
TERMS Day Of sale. ,,,,x.
Administrator Of y. w. Stafford deceased.
PMKINToS, PULLIAM Y Co., AuctiOnecrs.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
n FOR SALE.-By virtue of an order made by
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, at The
April term 1868, i'm the case Of K. 7. Foster 20.
as Henry L. Decie, shall proceed 10 sell by pub
lie outcry on the 3lsr DAY OF MAY, 1853, on the
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DELE
FARM. ,rn
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has Il new
and beautiful DWELLING HOUSE on II, together
with all the necessary out-houses used by farmers
II is situated near the Big Tunnel on me .lrgi'!a
and Tennessee railroad, in the county Of Monte,
merry, and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
TrRus oF' SALE: credit Of two and three years
will be given the purchaser by his paying down in
cash 80 much Of the purchase money necessary To
paw the cost and charges Of sale The deferred pay
nents are To bear interest from the 4h day OF R"-
cember, 1853, at which time possession wiz pe
taken Nv the purchaser. Security tor the unpaid
purchase money and lien by deed Of trust for the
same will be required Of the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly at o'clock, p.
NJ, of that day. JUHS X. FRANCIS,
ap ?s-td Sheriff of Montgomery county, Va.
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GENERAL CoISToN'S LECTURE.
NJ :. Personal RECoLLEcTl0Ns or STONE
sion or His MILITARY CHARAcTER.S by
General X. y. Colston, late Professor OF Strategy
and Military History at tho yBginia Military IL;
Jackson.
This lecture will be repeated by request on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the iath instant. IN
the lecture room 81 DR.. DuncaiiB Church, corner
Of Tenth and Broad streets, - 80. :,
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS; to be obtained ~ ths
principal hotels, book end drug stores asssss'
ny 1-St
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NOTICE.-A called meeting of the
IN Piyemen and Stockholders Of the RlCHM0sD
Charles r. WORKMAN CO. IA the civ Of INC Riss \.
mond, on THURSDAY, the aa,h day OF May, isee,
BY order OF the Board Of Directors. ur
my s--ts DAVID CURRIB, President
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r. n DWELLING-HOCSE.

EOR RENT, IA T III X L E 5 7 DRY
II TENEMENT, north side OF Main, be xN
tween Second and Third, No. 2o2. Also, the -
HOUSE third door below both with or with "a
out stable and carriage house. Apply At No. ~.
ap l2-ts
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TOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM
IL suitable for a Gentlcmans Lodging xLn
room, or a Gentleman and Wife. Apply 70 t,'q
Mrs. III. B. HOYAS, -
Seventeenth street, between Senable and Pop%
fe 2d-ts
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MURpER AT EAYErTE CITY, pa.


Man KtIIed by Bis wife and Her Para
mOur-The Body Found In the MOnOn-
RaheIa RtvsI-AFresL ahd COmInittaI Of
the Accused
BTLLEvERNoN, April 24.-A dead body was
place this moIninP, which was identified as the
body of James Housman who disappeared so
mystariously on the Sd instant. A post mort m
examination revealed a gunshot wound in the
head the bullet having gone entirely through
the head. rope was also found around his
neck, TO which evidently, had been attached On
anchor to sink and bold the body. The Cor0neI's
jury verdict was that the deceased came to his
death by being shot through the head on the
Sd OF April, by Richard Thairwell and Mary
Housman wife Of the deceased. They we're
committed to the county jail Tor further hear
ing.
Housman, the deceased, was engaged in the
sand business, and on rising from his bed on
the morning OF the 30, he told his wife to get
breakfast ready, while he went down to the
river to look after his sand boats. Richard
Thairwejl, who vas IN Housman's employ,
boarded with him. From the time Housman
lett h1s residence in the m ornIng, nothing was
known Of him until the reco very OF his body as
above. His wife and Thairwell, whose intimacy
was such as to attract public notice, we're sus.
peCted by the citizens OF having murdered him,
and thrown his body into the river, and they
were pleced under surveillance. Mrs. Housman
gave out that her husband was subject TO fits
and started theory that he was seized with a
fit while on bis boats, and fell into the river
and was drowned From the foregoing facts
it VIII be Eeen That HoGGm2n was drst mur.
iered, and bis body then sunk In the river. with
an anchor attached, TO prevent its coming TO
the surface nn,I past recognition, PRis9urg
ILm0leyol,.
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Wreck of Cotton Steamer on Augusta.
& eOIgla,

About 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night lest the
steamer DdryiaGtOn, Captain Jacob Brock, while
coming down the river with freight of four
hundred and Gtty bales OF upland cotton on her
tip from HaV kinsvillc-she having left there
on Saturday afternoon 'ast at o'cloCk-struok
on the obJtructiors at the N Outh OF the South
Channel, and sank within twenty minutes
afterwards, the water soon reaching up to her
guards.
Pr,srr Human, of the steamer Da'linqt2n, re-
TortJ having left Hawkiusvile on SATURDAY.
ale neon at O'clock, with four hundred and
1i,ty bales of cotton. After making the run in
fry hoprs running time, the steamer struck on
the ob5t Ictions at tie mouth OF ST, Augustine,
Ga., at 10 o'clock Wednesday night at the top
ofhigh watC-. The water illllngleit her almost
figh and dry, and from the weight Of cotton in
the hold she became badly hogged, and will
probably break in two. The cargo will be saved
in q Damaged condition, buC the vessel VIII be a
total ltss. No insurance.--SdUaRadh R2pubi.
can, 2viq.
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DIED.

BATIURS.-On Tuc.day evening, the Gath in
slant, HARRlEC LEE, only daughter OF Richard
NJ and Jul'1 I. Dattur5
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend she funeral Hees, on sunday evening
the 9Th instant, at O'Clock, IRON the residence of
her parents, No. 1916 N. Twelfth street. s'
CORBlN.-On the 25th instant, MIR. AUGUSTUS
CORBIN, aged SO yea-s
The relatives and friends aud General Marion
Lodge, No. 1. o. of o. F., respectfully invited
to attend tLe funeral from his late dence No. 316
Burd's alley (below CltharTne aud Second streetsl
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed TO
lhilanthIOpic Ground.
FOYLE.-On the 25th instant, EDWARD FOYLE
IN the 81 h year his age.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend his
funeral, from his late residence, N. w. corner of
Fourth and Noble streets, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
sTOChToN.-Suddenly, or tho coth instant IDA
S1LVANIA, the oungCt daughter of William ID,
and Se.eh A. 81 ockton, aged years aud months.
The relatives and trends OF the family are Iespect-
fully invlted to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence of her parents No 222 Vle oy street ate Bed
ford), on Sunday G.toInooh at l O'Clock.
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NUMBER TWO

NEW YORK April o. 1866.
Messrs. HERRING & Co -Geutemen;- IL have inst
opened my HerrinGs Patent Safe, which has lain
among the embers Of the Broadway and Fulton streets
fire since Friday morning, the 9Th inst. The Safe was
In my office the third hoor and was in the hottest
part of the fire. Notwithstanding the aI aud great hes
endured, the Safe has been true to its name and ts
trust and faithfully sustained the reputation of your
house.
All my books and papers contained In the Safe are in
as good condition as before the fire. except the slight
damage occasoned by the steam which comes from the
nre-proot hling. JOHN b, BEaRdANN.
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NuMRER THREE.

NEW YORK, April l. 1865.
Messrs HERRING & Ce-Gents:-We are pie ased to be
able TO add cur testimony in favor your safes,
that we had in office at the time of the great ire
yesterday Broadway and Fulton Streets and would
say for the benefit of the public aud In Justice 10 Won
that all our Books Papers etc. taken out day
IN coed order, after the Safe had been exposed b an
intense heat HENRY sIEDE
No. 202 Broad way
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NUMBER FIVE.

NEW YORK, April o, 1885,
Messrs. HERRING & Co No G5l Broadway-Gen
The large your manuf4 cture which we had in use
at the destructive re Of Broadway and Barclay
Streets has been rescued from the of our late build
ing and opened this afternoon 1t affords us great sats
faction to say to you that find our books valuable
papers, and the entire contents good con-
diton nothing injured except the leather covers OF the
books being stained.
FAIRCHILD, WALRER & CO.,
Rooms 6 and Z, No 229 Broadway
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Mr.. LAEGDoN, OF Trenton, NJ j has issued a
most an uslng caricature. wherein the "Kountain
! artridge" f. ures to an unlimited oxteat. The fol.
lowing card explains the whole aiiair;-
THE LATEST THING oUTi
POLITICAL CARICATUREi
sENA ORAL ECCENTRcITYi
don PIDRo-lhtre is no appearance OF fancy in bin,
unless be sncy hat he hath to strange dlsgulses
o Sps 70 az nos S
from rom hs ihe wSst dow TaTd all slogS and sganiard
laney 10 this foo cry appears he ham he is no fool
sSaR ssse G%S SS ne no. Acts
ARGENT occurrence in the Leeis azure Of New Jersey
rather a conspicuous position induced an artist Of
16n i portray the %;s & R5oanSnt and numerous
te wo Be Tta Fa' an an sTP @ can Od to
bis picture con tlns fu-length pictures, with
ing" necesstiy 'nscs ptOns IN The baokgrou ID, part
Ihtle insciiptons are points well taken" and are to
lhe moment. chosen Is when the Mountain Par
p6oc against S the weF ss eb 9TTPg Sns aso s ln
and Whose ohtemptuOus aud denatory expression be.
token him to be eepy in earnest and fully alive the
e. cellent likeness)
Thee stands the virtuously indignant Senator With
hair oish eve'led like an excited ion,
,.HyperI93n's I3 & &eurl' ,'e fssnt OF Jove himself
VIII ont ou-iurned pockets and position rampant the
SSsa ooo STANDS n PTLI be ore hm beefy old felow
MIN 10 be sn impOrtsnt parsonage the world worldly
paaSe ec a i've S6 Onos % h 4. q1gR5
the vrtuous indignant and Oehsn Senator which he
ihe third and next ngure in this historic picture is
forever round gGG sSS yt hns Of beauty and Joy
hsrda face card" vi a hea,t conspicuouSiv dspaSed
to the Ssa and Isi e,ts S6sfnS i%' she about
SIls beauty Iuly bent whose red and white
ia' yDa gre re Gs srsts. st shs 70 al5ye, hS Sr,vo
''"'0 INV "O''2 T5"SyH @0SYp Mah,-Act1 seemed.
plctts tho tlbeau- HIS Satanic aiesty," Aud
ss bs Ae RSS SS It Sot f a%abs vsiSe but
promising in rewards" The leer Of whose eyes aud
i more tTOsbs and expense than ali the Others sin in the
his likeness could be obtained ''' "'' NV" '''''
mos Pn apn9r ISSA cOpeu e IN IN t6s @
BACKGROUND as esh!e and sharply defined in the
WaDtedH u Sens restaurant o. on the Tsht Of
the tabeau, Fresh Mou1talD Parridges" every day
the dangers the "Rnderpest A. Catteil disease
Large Size Photographs 10 by l2 inches
Small Size Photographs by inches 100
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, one dollar
Real Lace Cur'a ans, to o dollars.
indow Shades, one collar.
Another Auction lot Of Curtains, at one dollar.
No. 1408 Chestnut street
REDUCED cEs-Photographs, beautiful and
z aphs executed superbly at B. r. Roimer's Gal.
lery, No. VA Arch street. Rare chance. En-
brace 1T.
WINDOW SHADES one dollar. More OF them at
PNTTFN g. No 1408 Chesnut street.
--------------.-
COMPOUND INTEms1' MOTIFS 7 8 10 and 5.2Os
wanted, DO Haven & Brother, No. 40 s. Third
street
5.2O CoUPoNs DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTI D BY DRExEL & Co,
No n SOUTH THIRD STREET.
POPULAR TAuoRIEG.-
READY-MA DE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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NUMBER FOUR

new YORK, April 7, 1866.
Messrs. HERRING & Co, Gents:-I am happy to say
that having recovered my Safe zone of your make) from
the ruins of our store No $50 Fulton street. which vas
destroyed by fire yesterday and having ooened t find
all its contents consisting OF books papers, money
bonds and Government stocks belonging to myself and
others entrusted TO for keeping perfectly safe
and uniniured This ate stood extraordinary heat
and proves The excelency of your Safes
c. G. RICHMOND,
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NUMBER SIX.

NEW YORK, April 8 1866
Me ssrs. HERRING & Co. IL this morning received
from the ruins of the fire. Broadway and Bar
clay street. the Safe purchased of you some years since
and to my entire satisfaction, found the contents in
perfect state OF preservation The Safe had lain In the
ruins since Friday morning. and in the hottest part
of the fire. shall In the future feel safe to trust any
amount OF property to your Safe.
j. N. ROBERTSON
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Her1ing's Patent Safes
IN THE RECENT
EXTENSIVE FIRES.
SEVEN SAVE THEIR CONTENTS
IN ONE NIGHT!!!
NUMBER ONE.

NEW YORK, April Q, 1906
Messrs. HERRIEG & Co No. 25I Broad way-Gen
men I'm the destructive conaagratlon the 9Th INST
twas our misfortune to be located on the lower noor
ofthe five story buildng No 2O2 Broadway. The arse
Safe OF your manufacture which we had in use was In
'he back part OF the building than hundred
and hty feet from Broadway, dlnicult TO reach with
water and exposed to the hottest Of the fire.
We got at II Saturday afternoon ana found the
knobs and plates melted of and were Obliged to cut
doors open. when to great satisfaction, WA ,rS
our DOCKS papers, policies o surance money and
lnoeeu everyhing In the Safe in FIRST rate condition
Respectfully yours, KNAPP A. sNTTFET
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500 CoUPoNs, DUE May 1sT,
WANTI D BY DEEXEL & Co,
No ~ SOUTH THIRD STREET.
MARRIED..

JOHNS ON--SuAI. Ca tie 26th ins- lDt at the
residence OF tho br dc's '1cle, Nv, Shalo, THOMAS
JOHNSON, of s 3ut enville, Ohio, to Miss MAG
SHARP, of this city, Nc cards,
FANGES-STIIZ-April S6, by Rev. William
Cathc vt, JOIN RANGES, EIq, of New York to
Miss MAGGlE STILZ of this city.
RICHARDS-S NiTd,-On the 28 instant, by Rev.
p s. henson, the resdence of the brides mother,
both of this city.
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NUMBER SEVEN.

NEW YORK, April g. 1865
MessTs. HERRING d Co,No. 2bl Broadway-Geuts: =
he Herrings Patent Safe bought of you few years
ago has just been dug out nom the ruins OF the recent
extensive ME, corner Broadway and Barclay streets
The contents of our building, No 23 Broadway, where
the fire originated entireydestroyed and we had
barely tine to escape with our lives The Safe was ex.
posed to intense heat yet we are happy to inform you
that everything II contained-books papers, and money
are all as good as new.
II. j. BANG No 23I Broadway
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The DEMAND Tor oi.6ina interests" in the Virgin
Gold Mining Company sill continues. 1ne pros
pectVs, when may be had on personal or written
application, presents speciPl attractions Those de-
eir-ng more OF these "Sl00 in ore1ts"
now, wh''e they can be had, should at once send in
their subsclipLops
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"AGNA DE MAGNOLIA. This delightful wash for
the face and per- on is supeIlor TO any cologne to
Tr1dCc the SKIN soft and fTe,h, 10 allay indamma-
ton, purify clothing. 1t is manufactured from
the rich southern Magnolia, and Is a uniVe. Al
favoIit9 with act. 21sc9, opeIl singers and all who
wish to pIC oIve and improve Their pei5onal charms
Sold by c'l dealers at 81 In lcrge bottles.
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LACE CURTAIRs.-NOw Is the time to purchase
Curtains were never sold cheaper. Very heavily
worked Lace Curtains at from SIX to twenty dollars
ut w, HENRY PATTEN's Curtain Store,
No, IaO0 Chestnut street.
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ALPHABETICAL INVITATION -

ALPHABETICAL INVITATION
Al tsans, Acto.J. Ar..ss all,
Beaus b. decking BpfiShs ball,
Clergy men, claiming court cous call,
D.a Wing dandi,,, delicate dears,
EldeIj, ediJO-3 engin' AJ,
Feal les tiiemen, te ows iull fine,
H 9 owing genlr g genuine,
H"spning h re, hail Hones,y's Hall,
This t-im Tower treme 1douslY tall
An:wool Fancy Cashmere Goats, as low as. s5 %
Pants 80, 400
Making entire alwool fancy suit for .,.. 81 80
AN-wOol black Sack Coats as low S11 90
CASHMERE Pants ......... 500
" Cloth Vets " ..,,....... 400
Making an entire allwOol black suit tor..... 20 90
All.wool good ed style Fancy cashmere Suits, to
Astonishing as these prices may seem, compared
with those TO which we have been accustomed Tor
several years, they are not fctttiOuS-1De hare the
make up no trash-they are all seIviceable goods.
Advancing from these rates we have goods OF all
grades, up to the very finest Iabrcs comprising by
far the largest and most complete assortment of
surpassed by none, and equaled by lew, in STYLE
make, and fit, at prices guaranteed 10 yer than the
lowest elsewhere, or the money refunded.
To CLoTHERs Our purchases for this season
having been delayed waiting the expected decline
in goods, we have now on hand the largest and best
assorted stock of Clothing in Philadelphia, pur-
chased for cash eTclusuely at the pery ODest rates
of the season, which enables realize fair profit
and sell at prices less than the cost OF same goods in
most other establishments We can supply clothiers
sales at prices so much lower than the of their
present stocks, that by making an AVERAGE of the
whole they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost and paying
profit. BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
NO. blS MARKET STREET,
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A NOTED CL1RGYNA and public lecturer says of
"LroUn's Bronchial TrocheS:''-'1n all my lecturing
tourJ put T1oches into my carpetbag as regularly
as l do lectryes or ruen." Public speakeIs vocal
is'7, End ell others who exercise the voice. should
never fell of using the Troches They surpass all
other preparations in clearing rad LtrenRtheninR
tie voice, remoN ,ng hOc.7ene alaying irritation
OF the throat, and as a cough remedy are pre-smi-
nentlY TIE best.
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THE AMERICAN BUREAU or MINES.
No. GA BROADWAY.

Mines Mineral Lands, and Ores examined reported
upon Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com.
panies.
Consultations afforded on all Mining, MetaTlurglca
and Chemical Questions at he Office OF he Bureau,
GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE President.
DRAKE DE KAY, Secretary. 10 tuths rp'
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CIT Y INTEDLI NOE
For Additionc! CITY Intel9gcnce see 1htrd Pace.

ASSAULT AND observation-disclosures Mo-
C2uleV and william Jacoby we're arrested vestaT.
day upon a charge OF C3,lult at NIcetown henrv
Eel the keeper of the lager-beer saloon IN yhicI
the e. cjuTTed was so arrested and he Il
nj for kGeplug d 'soldery house. and "a 70
St 1nS bomas s%s m IRE pSreS we're held by
Reid one Of the b, .hANCE.-Captain Mayne
comple Nd n DE- esL OF modern noVellst3, hes Just
Ian ole o, .eplv interesting story entitled "The
4 ne in ~ or A narTiage among the Noun AIMS"
IA -, Al chap 2rs of this 1t fiction published
Saturday Night of this week.
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UPHOLSTERY Large Jobs Of Upholstery done
with qulckness truly astonishing. No delay, no
disappointment Sufficient hands put on a Job 10
finish it when promised. Charges moderate at
w. HENRY Patterns
No. l403 Chesnut streat
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PAPER HANGINGS

AND
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WINDOW SHADES AT ONE DOLLAR
ne country people come,
The city people come,
Ihe Western people come,
The Southern people come.
Cheapest Shades for all at
PArTFN's,
TO 1408 Chesnut street.
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AN ADMIRABLE IHVRHTIoN-Moore's BIotter a
rev and Vely convenient sr- 1ngement for those who
do pny lcrge amount OF writing hrs been laid upon
orr table. 1t is so arTenged that the pepper which
ts CT the very nc5t chPIacterE being cons. nntly
changed, and Is always In perfect order. - blot.
ler II will be found invaluable 10 these who ave in
the dc'ly use of the One of the advantagel of
This new bloi or is that 1t snail space upon
en- ofce table, and is always at band when needed.
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COMPOUND INTEREsT NOTES 10 and 52Os
wanted De haven L Brother, No. 40 5. Third