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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27
AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING.

aCO IVN SHIh5 EFLh1 ENENINE,
Merchandise, and name in part
Ci3thing Of every description, Shirts and Draw
ders. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Soaps, Hair Oils Brush
es, Combs Tasle and Pocket Cutlery. Castors,
Clocks, Albums, Stationery. Han1kerchiefs Col
lars, Segars, Tobacco, Yslises, Umbrellas Flan.
nels, Notions, &C, &c.
ALSO,
full lire Of Gold and Silver Hunting case and
open face W stches, Gold Chains. DC
fe lS2w NJ. X. WALSH Il co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
- STORES, GRAIN AND GkAIN SACKS.

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
- STORES, GRAIN AND GkAIE SACKS.
CAIsJQrdytsTmdStsr'S Q&es, Depot of WasAtsxfo1,(
EdShinEtOn, ID. O.. February Is, 1866. (
Will be sOld st public auction, under the direc-
tiOn Of BIeyet Lieutenant Colonel j. G. c. Lee
A. Y. al Sixth street wharf, Washington, d.
O., on THURSDAY, March /. 1866, at IL O'clock a
m. a lot Of condemned Quartermaster stores, cen
siEtiug Of
InkStanas, Ruling Pens. Chairs, Letter Presses
Tables, AuRers, Axes, Peds. Buckets, Brooms :
Brushes, Barrels, Canvas, Chests, Lamps, Lam
terms, StoVes Sc.
E700 pounds Of Corn,
lS609 Grain Sacks,
27OO pounds NJ ManIlla Rope
The stores must lie removed by the purchasers
WITHIN fye days from date Of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
ID. H RUCKER,
BFeyct MAJ. Gen and Chief On usrtermaster,
fe lS- 1T Deaot n! WashinOton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27
RY W. b. LEWIS & Co. Auctioneers,
~ No. SO1 Pennsylvania avenue

LARGE sALB OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
next, at 10 clock. at our Auction Store we shall
sell the balance of MIR. s. Samstag Is st ck consist
ing OF silks, Merinoes, belaines, Calcoes, Dress
Goods, Ladies BOnnets. Ribbons, Flowers, Feath.
eIs. Cloaks. Under Clothing, EmbrOideries Also
Sbirtings, Sheetings,- Linens, Hosieries Trim,
mlngs Sewing Silks. &c, &c
te 26-3t W.B LEWIS CO, Aucts.
RY M. X. WALSH 4 CO, Auctioneers
~ No. 4S0 Penna ave. corner Ieth streat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27

gale OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs-
- TERS STORES AT GIESB0RO'. ID. @.
QsGDsr'lG. f'r General 06ce. lat DiriSion.
UGstfErfon, u. e.. February %, lSj6.S
Will he sold at GierbUro, ID. G., at Public Auc-
ton, under tie direction Of Captain George 7.
Brow Vning. 4. U NJ. on WEDNESDAY, March Z,
1S.1 At 20 clock IN large lot of condemned
GUARTERhASTER'S STORES, consisting Of
H0TseshCeE, Manila Rope, Scrap Iron, Bed
steals, Benches Coffee Boilers, TiR Cups, Kl ives
ssd F0Tks. LadlSs, Camp Kettles, Dutch Ovens,
Dish Pans, NJ ess Pans, Tin Plates, Coal Scuttles,
Spoons. Cooking and Heating Stoves, Blankets,
Brides. Horse Brushes, CurIycembs. Saddle Blan.
kets. Bucket, Casks, Horse Collars Head Halters,
Ambulance Harness. -Four horse Harness, (sets,
hay racks, Lines, Martini gales, Riding and Cart
Saddles. Neck-straPs, SurslnRlss, Four horse Am
bulsnCes, Army Wagons, -four herse,l Wagons,
two horse HTOn Water wagons, Whips, Psdioc Ks,
Bottles. ShOeing boxes, Punches. Files, Hammers
FarrIsr knives Pincers, Rasps. Tongs, Whitewash
Brushes. GTi indstOnes and Frames, Picks. Ian
terms, PiOughs. Kakes, Shovels. Spades, Wheel
harrows, Bride bits, Tire Iron, Chain, Scrap
Leather. Coal Oil Barrels, kc., &c.
The Stores must be removed by the purchasers
within i've days from the date Of sale.
The HOrseshOes, Rope. and Scrap Iron will, IL
desired, be delivered by the Government, free
ot charge for transportation, on the Depot
Terms. CASH. in Government funds
A lORt for GIesboro' will leave the 9th street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig General, in charge First Division, 0.
N. G- u fe ~ tma7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27

Brevet Brig General, in charge First Divisio
M a. q "a oI .,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

cause the polls 70 be opened in lhe tc,er.
al precincts IN said county. at the u.n,f
places 81 voting h SAID precincts on
Monday The 21th day OF Juuc. isdG. tor
the purpu~ OF giving the qualified cleo.
tors oi SAID county an opportunity of
choo- ,ng or ehciing Governor ..ru.
tenant Governor, Com stroller ul Public
accounts. State Treasurer. Commissioner
OF the Gyueial Lard ulicr Jadgrs III the
supreme Court. ouc ludge g, lac 8 d Iu-
dlrial District. one District Attorney. "A
Senator for Harrison 1rd tp.tur. ONE
Representative 'or HARRISON. o5c Floating
Representative iur Harrison and lntun
one County Judge. four County Comn,...
sinner. one District Court Cirfk one
County tplu ,lrk, uur -hurn. one
toubiy Treasurer uue Assessor aaI Col.
ltfior If rnycs, one County SURVEYOR
two justices OF the Peace. one Constable
for 'pch precinct, one Coroner. and also
% Tor The adoption or rejection oi tie
Amendments pro, 'osed to the Cpnstiu
ton 0l Toe STATE.
The several presiding ollicrra above
designated lpr -nid election prerIncts. WIIl
appoint two judges aud two Clerks ior
each precinct, nr place of voting in nd
counly who together with themselves
alsi constitute board ct managers 10
conduct the election ihc PRECEDING uN
GERS wiii administer Tire oath 20 them. tina,
they VII well md truly conda,t "a a ,l.,-
/ pn without Partially ct poiHdi,e.pgr,,-
aba. "a. b..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
THE CAPIT0l. HOTEL,
Marshall. Texas.
DAWSON & BROOKS. Pcopt.etors

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

II G. GARRETT Candidate for
representative Of Harrison county ut the
.n-uirs election.
JOHN 4. HARRIS ia Candidate
hr Reun sentative Of Harrison comfy at
the eusdisg election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
STAFiE MD FANtN
DRY GOO L)S.,

Embracing almos, egcry ar'llr usually
sent iu capn'rY stote He ducs MT
prstrHl 30 shy thal be- hos h gght tie
largest and cheapest stock o. goods LAT
has ever been hrpurht 30 Mnrsl I'll. FIR
such sdytft. .H.nis are rs common "a
Breau were Tie Is neither King un'
tllern bat. - 1914 Arp woald saw innr'
pI q " tomprcm or and re-, ansiructionist -
j; tet~ ~ 10 bis correctness iis,isai ny,
~ every nan, woman, rr clild. ami he.
wight 9v iredHnsn. t'mt has had Any
dealings siih him Tor TIE last Thirteen
ycsf-,
tie considers hims y permanently loco.
TEL sua expects 90 I've aud die la This
cauuiy
tie returns bic he.t ,hatks % tie ,u..
TONER'S and 'r.cnu- % ihs old drin. tot their
kiud and hhefal patronage heretofore es.
tended, aad would be- glal TO sec hem
agsir
&c sosld Soy 70 thra that are inieb'.
I'd to the ola fifm ibei their paprs can
b. 'anud Nv hls possession l. you car
tmy lie same be wt5i Ice yefy thankful /.
tmt 4 sun are noi able 90 40 50 at pres
rnt, probably you Aase f,sA l,leeubacks.
that ihe rec,zsary vuHts of ,nurseN or
family require -hohli be expended for
something in b., line Should snch b.
the case. phrase give hlm call ard II h.
dsr' nat snil vaa. 800 tarm v. 10. dom
Tie eigt- al u spsia, Invitation t" call
aasi cNsm,Be lis stack. IL can show ,hu
the dih,r eH' slA lrs sud ',l tie prie, :. bet
Ter titau h. ruu Nfttr fhFtu nul cher, ~ 2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

DAVID MCttt\to..
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

MARSHALL, ItNAs
A0ULn respectfully announce 10 his
W IA trends and paitons, ,hs, he il
again at work at BIZ Obi stand. North
>ele of the feblic Spare. wher. hc !. de-
.isons Of again ree.s.ns literal share o.
pahlte pstfusns'
n.sen,heH !, %. MA II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
Elcction Nn,ine

Df vn.pe OF The Proclamation Of HI,
- Eyeelcncy. Andrew j Hamilton
l'fosrioual Governor oi the S,un Of
Texas, dated 'he l6,h day Of Aprd. 1865
J. ;. ID Wood, ChIei Ja,tiec Of iiarrison
coon'y, do hereby order ami din,at That
TIE iolowios naimd presiding tlli ,ers. IN.
pointed 10y the t"uUty Cont, at It's No
vsmher 'leru.yiz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
For Floating Rerrran'aiisc.

CAPT SAN. T. RICHARDSON is q
candidate Coz Floating R"proscumfi,c
from tho ccuu'ic. Of Harrison AMI Pa
nnla. M The nnAnlna elc.IInn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

: n FERRY :, candidate. for -lcr.
n If Harrison county at the ensuing
election
ISAAC " JOHNSTON. is cqu.
i.late .ur Shcr q vt Harrison county, coo
~. ch.nirg ,lrcti,n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

I M prepared to repair ~ Tins sent
T. me in wnramenlike manner
Ali WORK fuhY sFfsnt.d J live &
miles Fast vt Marshall ono mile south
81 CHS oil place. where Rev Mr. Lit
,lelohn lived last wear
l. : LANGLEY,
June lsda Mt r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

JAMES G CUEIlS. is cardIdsie
Tor District ti.lS of Harrison County,
At 'be ensuing election
j VI. HENDERSON jsn Candidate
t1s District Click OF Harrison Comfy at
the et-uiu.s election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
Proclamation by the Go se.uor


ry, $500, m election WIS ordered Ia Lp
held ~ The several counties ia Ibis state.
On TN Fourth Monday in June, 4 b
500, i"r the cl"ction &c q al the sat.
. District fnd County officers. who under
the Constitution and laws are elected bv
the Prnpl" and
MnLHEts BY another ordinance pas,
ed lv said Convention, tie proposed
amendments 20 the Constitution are r..
qaige'. ~ be submitted - q sotr uf th,
people for arbitration or rejection on the
SAID fourth Monday ia june. lS6G and
the Provisional Governor il authorized
Hni requested 10 i'~uc his proclamation
~ carly a. may Boz, ordering the clee.
ton contemplated ~ the ordinance
aforesaid
Now Therefore, i ANDREW j.
ilAhilIuN, Provisional Governor of
the state of Texas, hy virtue of the
authority vested in nc, do hereby order
and q rect that ma election bp hold i'm
The several oountios Ia the state. ON the
10Th duy OF june. \ u 1866. tthr
same being the fourth Monday of the
month"; Tor the election uf Hull tho
state, District and county ..r-. vi.a.
under the Constitution and hei nrr
elected Ny i1r people. nV.t Govern
or I5,ur.aarf ',ufrruur. COMPTROLLER of
Public Accounts stat" Treasurer. Com.
missioner of The Gcueri Land Office.
judge 90 ~" supreme court fhyr or
three. rs -le ease may be- depending
upon the ratification or rcicctiun Of the
amen lupuf4 20 tIafUus.ituti,tt At.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
For District Judge,

j. -. WILLIAMSON isa Candidate
irc Judge OF the SIXTH Judicial District
al the ensuing election
GEN VI u EClDR ia candidate
iur ,Iudgc of the sixth Judicial District
&c III. ensuing election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
on ANAE.

4 LOT Of Dry Goods aud Groceries.
n Boo,s, Shoes aud Hats, amounting
.oahou, s., 5uo worth They will he sold
for each or cation, or traded CIR good
property A suitable outfit far snAll
country stors, and are already boxed
and ready for delivery. ThAy wers
bought !s~, az! vii! he
SOLD AT COST.
For further particulars enqaiss -: he
o''iee Of tbe Trxns Rsruhlirrr
M,rsuiti t,,ne IL 1894 i1-i,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

TUOS VIM WARD Of Tayi. coun
Is. s. % candidate for Commissioner of
the General Land Office. nj the cu-un.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
JclfeiSO. embellishments.
FURNITURE.
--sNn-.
GROCERY STORE

topposb + I S-hnfsrs .sfer,
I WOULD rcspeciuly call the atten
l ton Of my irienl- end the pablo gen
Da'ly, 20 my f. n aoiynis oi
Furniture e Household Equipments,
Consisting If ihe following:
Misses Ddreau', WsuHt, Rosewood. aud
Oak
r.sinr Bureaus. assorted, Walnut and
lta4rwund
Nis-,- l.rd-icad- Walnut.
SINH. aud Dom ,c Hci,ttads. Walnut.
Los Poet rud Ilua'c liclstead,
Uwe-end Wash siands.
Common
fncla-,d
Drawer
Nmbic.1pp
Walnut Nursc l,orlers
California Cans sea. Ho#hTs.
Osai Back
Haunes'er wuod seat
Lriii hp'lam chsI r. o to ieci.
Stat Back Char..
Carved To- bar spindle Cane sat Chain.
Wo SCAT Doing Char
palfe Rim CHatfs
Cushion sea; and Cane Back Rockers
Round lar Room iauic.
Extension babies = ip pni Il lot.
Nafirohes Walnut AMI l,usyY ooJ
CupHHtd -a'es assorted,
tAid Fable,
ltfswer stands.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
LOST,

an or about TIC 18th or lAih Of May
" certain womisofy note, Tor o'"
hundred dallms. L : currency. drawn
70, Nc 4. ,aur, Ia Aser Of the under
sirn,d. the name p'lt p the note Riley }
dated the 1ih or sih OF March, and pa,a
bic one day AFTER date. Al p'Tsons are
cautiorel aga,n,, trading loo said note,
FuW ARD RtlLitN.
Jun, . 1855 ri-5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

GEO ! ut RllAM is q candidate
i'r state Treasurer al the cn-uiu,
election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
supreme Court.

JUDGE CHARLES l. CLEvE-
LAND, Of fal-ity county. /. cnnd
late Tor Ja6ze OF the Supreme Court, At
b. ousHur Jqpc election,
" II JOHNSON, Of Lamar coun.
~, is caniilate for Judge Of the -
prrmc Court Of Texas, ut the ensuing
election.
Ss~ 4 H. WILLIE is candidate
f1r Assacia'p Justice OF the supreme
Court, ut the ensuing election.
W. n oCI!ILTREE Is candidate
for Associate Justice of the supreme
Court of Texas at the ensuing election
GsS~ Galveston News anil Houston
Telegraph copy and send bill to this
dice
GEO + MOORE isa candidate for
Supreme Judge Of the State of Texas.
at the cu-uing election
S.P ppNLEY, Of Smith county. is
candidate too Judge ol the Supreme
Court at the cnsniug election
GEORGE " SMITH Of Colorado
county, is u caudidat' for Supreme
Judge Of the state, at the ensuing eler.
tt4ft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23
COOKING STOVES,
NTH FtRNfTFRF COMPLETE
Noilct ave.

Three Magnificent Chamber Sets OF
FURNITURE.
Nov pat np, TO sIich invite the a..
tauilau OF the .sdea IT, addition 90 tie
above bsys large stock OF
singh oal Doyiie Nat'te,cs e P,H rs
THESE goods having all been puicba-f
lot gieh ,au oilud 80 s,.l them ou The
most favorable terms. Hui fc.ptc fuiiy So.
llc,i an elimination beIufe Purchasing
elsewhere.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23


Ina wori every article usuaiiy ipusf
in the hes, Dry Goasls : torres waich will
be sold Ut the very lowest iguns, They
Si to, be uuicrsoli ly ANY holly
COL and .ee ilr your. Ives. IN" ptc'-
test Storr liouar onl Ore laul.ome,t and
mos, COMPLETE stock Of good eve. brought
10 Marshall
a.sy- Nr. Il T. Frdrici very we'll
known Ia This community and NJ ITN .
Lew. who went ia \ fsium Vrh ut
Ns-shai Gt4fd.. wti waii on eu-top'rrs
No trouble to them tn shos goa,ls mad Il
vii bee a pleasure 10 them e. whit on cas-
toners We repeat Cali aud see Tor
Yourselves Won cannot fail 20 bay
March 3 lseb 30u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

g. ". YOUNG Is Candidate tor
\ .s,ssor and Collector Of Harrison cuun.
t,s,t rho ..,,5,,if,, ,t..fioo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

! am also in receipt Of ,lp LARGEST hud
best selected supply oi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-23

In test mouv whereof !
iHS2 hereto sign my name, and
WMN cause the seal Of the STATE
0SGsV 90 he affixed. at the rity VI
Aus,in. the sixteenth day Of April, \
%. ls0a. and the ycar OF the lndepen.
lencc of the uitrd States the uiurleth
Al HAMILTON,
Provisional Gn,cruor "a Texas
jaws II. BEil Secretary of state
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21
From Our Washington Correspondent.

The colored procession to-day was the stronqest
turn out in the way of civic parades ever wit
messed in Washington. The number of colored
people in line and out of line and crossing the
line was over 100000 General Grant gave the
colored battery an order to fire hundred guns
The commanding officer reported that they only
had six and did not know where 60 get the
balance to make up the number. The General
sent word back to divide the 100 rounds among
the six guns; the colored procession halted while
the officers went into calculation as to how
often each gun had to be fred, when they dis
covered that each one would have to be fred
sixteen and two-third times.
They then commenced firing and got through
the sixteen without difficulty, but to get the two.
thirds of round out of each gun somewhat
bothered the engineers, until they concluded to
load the guns with a two-third charge, when
everything went off pleasantly, including the
guns. In front of the White House was beau
tiful arch erected, with the following motto
on it:-
"Andrew johnson is my name
Washington is my staton,
Tennessee Is my dwelling place.
And TO get there IS my salvahol;"
and the notices in the line attracted a great
deal OF attention; one read thus:-
Enlargement of the N. Y. Tribune,
SO co year in advance"
II am the Tribune Of the people,"
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To this last publication there was no price
attached. Yours ACCIDENTALLY.
Governor Fenton, of New York, to-day issues
proclamation giving the freedom of the city
of New York to that newly arrived foreigner
the Cholera. t..
THE SWEETEST FENIAN OF THE CRowD-O'Ma-
Honey.
The LAST "STAGE" OF THE CHoLERA-The
Hearse.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

Then the door was wide flung open, and, without
WORD being spoken, -
In there stepp'd a ragged hummer, banging loudly
Not drink he called or paid for, nor for me he
stopped or stay ed for.
But my free lunch quick he made for, which he'd
spotted through the door;
Pounced he 1t like buzzard, rooted by 1t on. the
This he did, and ate like four.
Awed with horror at thus seeing this unshayen, un-
kempt being,
For we cannot help agreeing he'd soon eat up stock
'Bummer; said 1, 40, repent ye. drinking gin will
ouaf; qnSif this kind nepenthe." Water then I
did Outpour.
"Take take this tivecent piece, and take thy rags
Quoth the hummer, 'Nevermore"
Startled by the dreadful meaning of that word with
horror streaming,
And his bicod-stainrd eyes wild cleaning on the
free lunch paced before,
could scarcely more than mutter, "I might heaVe
Yet he might give me acut, or throw me down upon
But perchance he soon may leave me, when this
hldeeus gorge IS o'er."
Said the hummer, "Nevermore."
"Bummer" said 1. "man or devil, yet customer, if
Tell me BY the faith you cherish-tell me- tell me-
BY the fice UnCh you have eaten, by the many you
have beaten,
BY your pants without a seat on tell me, entreat
Are there, are there STAMPS upon your will you
nObly av your scorer ~
Quoth the hummer, "NeVermOre."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

April.
monday, I8.-ArriVal OF Hamill, the Champion
Rover from Plttsburg. Great numbers went
down TO Gloucester to see HIM row, at the in
vitaton of the public house keeper. HaI1Ill
not making his appearance, the hotel keeper
said he would let them see O Bhad row If they
waited little longer.
Tuesday, IL -The vigant boys house the new
carnage donated to them by the Fair at st.
Augustine's Church. The boys feel rich enough
now to keep their horses aud carriage.
WedD esdRy, lS.-C. Q. Clay takes the Iron.clad
OATH and IS released from Fortress Monroe.
General Meade puts into pori-EastDort
Name. As the Fenans prepare to invade
Canada he prepares to invade t. o Fenians.
Thursday, I9.-Rebel Fair at Baltimore. The
ladies contribute Stonewall Jackson's coat
and his tee 4 ck Bed ticks. or any other
kind OF tick, not being anything new in the
Rebel army-it did not 20 Off lively.
FrtClsys 2O-Mayor McMichael, IN view OF the
preference of the Cholera for crowded places,
has ordered all gatherings at the corners of the
streets to be broken by applying poultice of
pO lcemen to them
Saturday. 2I.-Series Column Day. The Editor,
alter reading the Mayors proclamation about
standing at the corners of the streets, comes to
10 the conclusion that it Is pre- terable to stand
ing the pr0clamaCion.s
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21
DRY GOODS.
l13 PRICE 6 WOOD, I19
NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCH,
Have just Opened,--

llO - AeLOLL " w OO1s lA
N. NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCH.
Have just Openedi--
new lot Of White Goods.
lO pieces NansOok Plaid Muslns SIN, 40, 45 50, S.
So e6, 70, and zoe. yard.
Soft finish CambIic and JacOnet Musllns; NaInsook
huslns, 20, 28, 80, S7k. ~, up to SOC. yard.
cheap lot Of Victoria Lawns, very Ane 4Oc. yard.l
Hair Cord Stripe and PLAID Muslins
Swiss Muslins, 20 2S %, 81 49, So up to eOc. yard
Figured Swiss Muslins, 2s and l5c.
LINEN GOoDsl LINEN GooDsl
"a Colored Table Linens exc yard.
Power Loom Table Linens, rs, SIX. and 81 a yard.
Double Damask Bleached Table Cloths
NSpkins warranted all linen, % 49, $3.50, s26O ss75
and 90 a dozen.
A cheap lot Of Linen Towels 20 and 25c
Handsome Damask Towels.
MUsLINSi MUsLINs ~
Best make Bleached and Unbeached Muslins, at the
very lowest market price,
Bleached Musins I5 TO- and 23c ayard best Bleached
Muslin in the city aS; heavy yardwde Unbleached
Muslin, 24c; fine and heavy yard wide Unbleached
Muslin, 25c yard.
Pillow Case and sheeting Musllns.
KID GLOVES KID GLovBSlit
Best quality imported choice Spring colors Ladies'
English silk Gloves; Ladies' White and Bun Berlin
eoves Ladies' Lsle and Berlin Gloves 25c up to Soc
a pair
BONNET RIBBONS, CHOICE COL oRs.-Numbers
land corded edge Ribbons; Black Velvet Ribbons;
White silk Mallnes.
HOOP sKIRTsl HOOP SKIRTS l-Best quality
made expressly for our sales.
PRICE 6 WOOD,
No. 113 n. NINTH Street. above Arch,
N. B.-wn remove to the N. W. corner Eighth and
t1bert streets about the last OF April. 42l
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One of his constituents, thinking it meant
Damn Quick Made General, the A. Q. MS and
all other grades but General, Major, Colonel and
Captain, such as he was used to in the good old
training times of peace.
The members, finally, by paying attention to
their P's and o., got an adjournment in time
to see the Freedmen's Parade.
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And the hummer, never working stin is round the
corner lurking.
Waiting Watching for the moment when a customer
comes DER,
seizes ne then nv bread and butter, on my free
lunch he doth hutter,
Till with rage i utter, "Policel police
come oer come o'erP ~
And my bar from his curs'd visits for my free lunch
as before,
Shall be sacred pevermore
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The order of the Mayor, to remove all garbage
from the corners Of the streets, including corner
loafers of every GARD and age has had very
depressing effect on the business appearance of
many localities. The corner of Eighth and
Chesnut and the hotels, are void of that life
that was customary in these quarters, and now
present pictures of "stll life" worthy of the old
m aatare
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Avn n

Seized he then my bread and butter, on my "kid'
neS 81 he did futter,
While with jov ne then did utter, "rhis is better
than before" -
"Bummer," said i, "you're not wanted in this house
by bad luck haunted.
VIM you quit This bar not payingS will you, again
implOre, .
Quit this house iOreVermoref take thy rags Hom on
my floor "
Said the hummer, "NeVermOre."