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New EprroR.-J. Il. Alexander announces him
self editor OF the Washington (Ga.) Gazette. We
welcome him to the fraternity, and congratulate
the good people OF Wilkes county on their fortune
in having in such responsible positions gentleman
OF culture and stern integrity. -ConstautaonaIia
WHEAT-We have had sent us, by MIR. Sheo
Olive Of Oglethorpe county, some heads OF wheat,
which are said to be but an average OF his entire
fields. The heads average five inches in length,
and five grains to each layer, averaging fifty grains
to the head and Of an equal plumpness. One
dozen heads weigh one and half ounces.
GConstlut.ondtist
EXPLOSION AT MALoNE's FoUNDRY.-An explo-
sion occurred Saturday afternoon at Malones
foundry, destroying the furnace and involving o
loss Of considerable property Fortunately no per-
son was injured. 1t appears that an old shell,
from which the powder had not been extracted
was thrown into lot Of scrap iron, by mistake,
hence the casualty. -ConSL,tutionatsst.
DARING RoBBERy.-On Saturday night, about
ten o'clock, white man was robbed on Bryan
street, below Fahm street, where he had been
called upon business Passing through crowd
of negroes, congregated on the outside Of q house
in which there was evidently party or some pow
pow, he was noticed by some Of the crowd who
followed him some distance and, upon his near
approach, the negro drew pistol and leveling it
at his head, dema ded his money, upon the chance
o. blowing out his brains. Being unarmed, he Was
forced to surrender his money, when the negro de-
camped.-Sdpanndh Nel1s.
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Flour 10a2O CTS. lower Corn dull, 1a2o. lower.
Pork dull. Lard and Whiskey quiet. Cotton
quiet, 27aa28. Freights dull.
EVENING pisPATcH.
| Cotton firm with fair demand; sales 24O0 bales
at 27aa2sc. Flour dull; State So 80s12; Southern
declining; mixed. to good s11 Seals: fancy to extra
SIS l0a16 rs. Wheat dull and lower. Corn Ease.
| lower; new mixed Western 81 16a1 2; old 81 70.
Mess Pork heavy at sSs 12a., Lard hesvy at iSta
in fair demand. Naval Stores firm; Turpentine 81
,624c.; Rosin 81 to 1850. Freights firm; BY sail
SLID; by steam 7-S2d. Stocks rather heavy.
Money per cent. and quite active Gold 81. 62
registered bonds coupon bonds %1sdgs 1Ggt;
Mobile, 2s. Coffee dull, in favor Of buyers. Su-
gar steady; stock increased by late arrivals Flour
no sales, further decline expected. Wheat very
dull, declined 40a50o within the last few days.
Western Mixed, 81 0S. Provisions quiet and firm
Mess Pork s2S 50a23 rs. Bacon Steady. Whiskey
nom;nally unchanged.
MoDnE. June 4Ssales Of Cotton 225 bales; mar
..uMcnwAu, June 4-Flour dull and unsettled
in demand by retail only. Wheat and corn dull
and unsettled, Whiskey dull. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. - ..y
firm. Sales 254 bales. Middhng 24a24a.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Cotton in good demand;
.Mddling firm at 26 cts. Sales 275 bales. Receipts
36O bales.
NEW ORLEANS June 4-Sales 1850 bales; market
four days, .2412; Exports, 6s22. Sugar and Molas-
ses, no quotations. Flour very duh; fresh super
fine, $; old stock unssleable; double extra, $12a
Il; choice, s18.. Corn firm and in good supply;
Yellow and Mixed, 81 15a1 20; choice White, s. 22a
ern Hay, $2Sa29. Pork dull; Western $24 25a24 81.
Lard quiet and firm, quoted at 13a13a in tierces,
and 144a143 in kegs. Bacon Shoulders scarce;
held at loo; Ribbed Sides, lac; CLEAR Sides, 1S3a
ling, 47a51. Sight Exchange on New York, I per
cent. premium.
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FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LA
DIES MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

The first anniversary meeting Of the Ladies' Mu.
tual Aid Association was held at the Depository, in
Chalmers street, yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was opened by prayer by the Rev. THos. LAW.
After the reading Of the Annual Report the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
OFFICERS OF THE LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
Mrs G. A. TRENHOLM, President
Mrs. JOHN FORREST, Vice President.
Miss ", T. DESAUSSURE Secretary and Treasurer.
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Ma1imilian--Enortson on hts Behalf .,Reply
to Minister Campbell's Note.
z San IUIB Porosf, MEXICO, April


Sm: bad honor yesterday e: receive the
communicated which you sent me from New Or
leans the 9Th inst You informed me in it that,
for reasons wh b were understood, you did not
your credentials as Special Messenger and Minis
ter Plenipo' 'entiary Of the United States and that
YOU have been in New Orleans since December
last. The government OF the Republic regrets
that these reasons should have prevented you
from coming to present your credentials IN order
to commence the duties Of your Office; for it wetd
be very satisfactory for the TO receive
soa in your character as the q tne
You also informed me that tie satisfaction with
on the retreat OF the French from Mexico and the
advance Of the army Of the Constitutional Govern
nent toward the capital, has been disturbed by In
formation received concerning the severity used
with the prisoners OF war taken at San Jacnto.
You alsc mentioned thss it was the desire OF the
United States Government that in case Maximihan
and his partisans we're captured they. ehould be
treated with humanity as prisoners OF war. The
enemies Of the Republic, wishing to produce an un-
favorable impression OF the same, have endea-
ton concerning the case Of the prisoners Of San
Jacinto. The grester part Of them, coasid-
erable number, were petdohed, bat punishment
was meted out 70 some Of them They were not
100 ed SIMPLY e % Os
selves to every kind Of excess and crime in the
City OF zseateoas. because they were fighting like
flGhusters, without country, without Tag, and as
mercenaries, paid TO shed the blood o. Mencans
who defend their independence and their lnstitu-
ions. Some, nota ew, OF those foreigners taken
ut San, Jpinto were oonducted to Iscstecss,
where they have been treated With nncn beneyo-
leuce, the Dame ss those taken elsewhere have
been and are treated because there wepe not 30
in1asaSIs %nas conduct Of Of the
public, and that observed BY the officers oI her
armies ahs besnto respect Life and treat Etn the
greatest eonsldefation the prisoners taken rom
the French forces; buton their part, and by order
Of their principal Chief they frequently assassi-
mated prisoners taken from the republican forces
Many times, without the formaiity OF an exchange,
the prisoners from the French forces have bsep
generously set 4siheFty@ - '.S,iI
Many OF the principal omcers OF the frenen
forces have ordered the burning down OF W1oie
cities; others were decimated 6y what were called
courts martial and Of times, Tor simple suspl-
cion without the least appearance OF 1aslee, they
put TO; death lndefensspie persons ana oio men,
&ho were not able 70 belr arms against them; NOT:
withstanding this, the Goyernmept a the heDub-
Ie aud ofeers ip general, fatfrofn retaiiatnR,
as they were provoked TO do, have ever observed
the mos! humane condnct, giving constant examf
Pesof the reaeest generonty. In this mspnef
thafepnehcaa Ganse :ot sMenco mas eacetea me
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GA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO BIER

,gA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO BIER
country home, after seourn Of few months in the
city was hardly recognized by hsr friends In plsoe Of
ooarse rustic, fusaed fce ahe had soft ruby conn.
plexion Of almost marble smoothness, and instead OF
tw2ny.thres she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
quy a. to the cause Of 30 great CHANGE she plainly
told them that abe used the CIROAs'IAN BALM, and
conderedit an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
Byis uss.ny LAdyor Gentlemen can improve their per-
soua appearance hundred fold. It 10 simple in ita
combination, n Nature herself Is simple yet unsupass
ed In its efficacy in drawing impurities fom also heal
Ing cleansing and Identifying the skn and complexion
By It's direct action ON the cucle 1t draws from 1t all it's
impurities kindly healing the same. and leaving the sur.
fce as Nature intended 1t should beclear, soft smooa
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mall or EIprss, on re-
ceipt Of sn order, by
= .s.., l.a; W. L. CLARK b CO., Chemists
No 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 g. zG 1y
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Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER with his son and SON.
in-law, will soon open new hotel in Georgetown,
D. c., their intention is to make the house the
most quiet, comfortable and fashionable home for
families to be found in the District. Fifty years
ago the great tavern which stood upon the site OF
the present edltice was frequented by JOHN RAN
DoLPH who, with his numerous servants in livery,
and horses IND carriages, guye the place cele-
e1-Secretary OF the Treasury and an ex-senator il
about TO prove to the world that she can keep a
hotel"
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Beecher is taking sides with Greeley. He says
he honors the philosopher OF the Tribune for his
conduct in signing the Davis bailbond, aid would
have done so himself had he been asked. Beecher
has no idea Of being classed among the 'block-
heads"
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Among the many good things said by the Louis.
villa Co,,,.jer III ha subioIneI.

When mob Of Northern Radicals insulted and
fired upon the President at Indianapolis last year,
aud would not let him speak, it was considered q
good joke. But when little disturbance occurs
at Mobile, caused by the intoleIabe msolence of q
Congressional Ja.ODn, il Is matter worthy OF in
vestIgation by Congressi nal committee, backed
by an army. 1t makes q difference whose OK is
being gored.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAn.-This morning, as
MIR. Biddle, in charge of the county jail in this
the inmates, o number Of the prisoners confined
i'll the cells on the first floor attempted to escape
through one of the windows Of the corridor, the
grating Of which had been so bent-evidently by
some one outside-ss to permit the egress of the
prisoners. Three Of these succeeded in getting
outside; but only one made his escape-Mr. Bid
die, by timely and energetic efforts, capturing two
of the three, and preventing the egress Of the
other prisoners. The one who made his escape
was colored man named Chas. Haynes, confned
for an assault on another negro. He was pursued
beyond Oakdale Cemetery by officer Phlyaw.
Wilmington Dispatch.
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s6ERRoRs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful ind,scre-
Hon, w for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to IL who need it. the receipt and directions for making
the stmple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishi profit by the advertisers experience. can do
90 by aodrsaxns. in perfect confidence.
~ - JOHN B. OGDEN.
April12 8mosa No a Cedar street, New York
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The new style Of hair dressing, i. e. Of letting
the hair float loosely without any dressing at all
which is rapidly spreading among ladies who haye
good heads OF halr is called the 'mane" style.
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.5Tae pllreslaent-at raleigh.

h Co.. Co ord m
- sba I,s,ty ware sscdrtnd 10 the cspi
tnI ~ IN n,Sac nio,n;ss, by Governor Worth,
Msior-G GenersI Gckles and SIaff, q number OF
nrcw;so nSiiitary ofioer and ciyiiisns including
The Msyor 81 RsIeieh. The reception took place
Siks Hs1t of fhe 81 Commons. The visitors,
Sftar ;saluti1g the President wJlo inIto odnced TO
Tearetsry Seward Postmaster General Band III and
Gen. sickes. = Z. - ;sII I, "a "a ;!Ji5
smase 46a many who paid their respects. Whites
ssss :. ssssi by the 1 Presidsasom
sIi na5sons yss Warmsyd cheerful, old AS well as
en,n s GsG on this Sdsa4o his ma
Es ya.touT Sif5 eyytIy ody ScSsed to Be happy
.Ths- ceremonisss aks the CITY, csmhtery COM
rSSSsaa aSS. noon ia ay, jim with the
Iss sii6n iof tths "a Adidment Srsetsds to the
memory OF the father Of the President. 1t is .
simple shaft Of red limestone, ten fee high, with
n iofasmauted. oap, The inscription rs :HsSn
man,arg or, Jacob Johnson, an honest man, be-
nyvea, md reepected hy an Who know him. Born
s:Sfiiea Janunry I8f2l ffofh disease caused by an
S,,,rrs III; ;sayiItg the life of his friend
= The Prss;de and marty. accompanied by Gov.
vuortS : rasnaaI S;clies and others having reach
sT fTe camsfarv m oarriages w6r5 conducted to Q
,,Sstfnrm mar ii e. monument. A very large
p.,rassr - T soacta Il ors Wersr present apps-
,sn.ivas saniu in the CEREMONIES
Has;trtas1 .urslirninsfy religious, EXERCISES
Htm SWAIN, IL. d. Presideut. of
mae
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E-ofn the Ear West.

-.NosrH PLATTE, 800 MILES WEST OF OMAHA
Senator wade. with excurslonist party, accompa-
nird by General Sh rman, arrived here. Weather
daiiehtfuL The barry, supplied with rifles, ANUS
al themselves shooting antelop 8 from the cars,
which are plentiful along the track.
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Je1rsrson Davis.

WSSENeToN, June MIR. Davis viii seside
during hummer at Niagara, q beautiful little
yiIlaae. onA OF the Oldest in Canada, on Lake
Ontario. A fine residence has been fitted up for
hiBsocommodatleq. - >,-..!
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~ NoTICE,T) MARINERs.-oA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishtny TO anchor their vessels In Ashley
River, requested to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Aahley Rver BY which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable WIN be avoided.
S. o. TURNER, b. II.
Harbor Masters ONCE, Charleston, February 9, 1885
Pe,,r,norv -. l#-0fi - - & #a-. .-A ..'
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Washington News.

WAsHnsaToN May 5.-The West Point Board Of
Visitors organized; Rev. Francis Vinton, u. u,
President; E. 81. Angamar, or Louisiana, seere'
The Radicals have carried this city by $500 ma
jority, and have majority in City Council. =,
The Navy Department has advices nom the
Asiatc Squadron; health good; no pracles In the
Chinese seas since September.
The. death of Captain John P. Bankhead, at
Adep,s ON the mouth Of the Red Sea. is confirmed.
The deceased was son of the late General James
Bankhead Of South Carolina. :, slst1s.l. go,
Onacsou ofthe unexpected large receiots, OF
amisceilaneous character from Internal Revenue
to the close or Ast month, and the general requl-
Sltiora from other departments, the debt state
mani Tor May win show, not only very large cur.
rehcy balance. but q considerable reduction OF
debt. if,.,us ..s..,5 s...- = .-gl.a:5 7G1
The; Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount
to$1, ,G25 900. The monthly debt statement will 90
published tomorrow:
General Sheridans actions of yesterday, have
produced profound sensation in political circles.
It 10 confidently expected that the President, WILL
on return from Raleigh, take the reins cit Is
stated that Durant has declined the Gey rnorship
Attorusy-General stansbsrry. is in. receipt of
many letters, with questions regarding particular
points, answers to which, in his opinion, ne cannot
lawfully give; bH6 there are assurances that the
suppSmsntaf opinion, b .sed upon abstracts nom
YcssT TaWS viii be prepared and promulgated In
ample ii ne to.meet the issues.
Alexander Defmar, Director Of the Statistical
Bureau OF the Treasury departments has been
olects8m honorary pember OF tbs French statis-
tical Bureau.
.iAdvioes from Colonel Parker, amember Of Gen.
Grants Staf who went West to investigate the
Port Kearny inassacfe; coroborate5 the reports OF
INDIAN hostiities. IT is stated unofacialy, that
General Sherman viii take the field inmedlate1y.
,Iudge King, Of Missouri and Fasor. of TeEnes-
see, hayeh bean impeachedb by ther respective state
SanateS, =S15,- ~. -. c,s.ss,Ss-
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN sTEAMsRlP
COMPANY. = :
THE FIRsT-CLAsS U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIP
3 A L T 7 9.
A. G. JONES, Master.

VIII leave Pier No. 49, N b. on Saturday, April 9o,A
Noon,
taking passengers to Southampton London, Havre and
Bremen. at the following rates, payable gold or is
equivalent In currency:
From Bremen, Southampton and Havre to New Yo9k.
First CABIN Sll0 Second Cabin, $76; steerase, sla
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOMR-Ffrst
Cabin, s210; Second Cabin, $50; Storage, S7o
WESTERN METROP0LI, Capt WM. WEIR. 80, Msyk
NEW STEAMER. COCOON. NAY IA
For Freight or Passage apply to =
ISAAC TAYLOR, President
February ~ 1y No 40 Broadway. N. 7.
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pomestic Markets.

Nrw YORK. June 5-Noon.-Stocks dull and
stasdv. Money CAT. GUld 1866. Sterling, time
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= WHAT CONSTITUTES A REoERT2-A correspon.
dont &ho4 4ollnrrinoe nnastiana.

WHAT CONSTITUTES RECEIPT IA cOtreBpOn-
dent proposes,the following questions:
1. els the man who acknowledges the receipt Of
q CURED ud1 to pit On q stamp % On the ssceiDs '
ftShsh sIe ssansp for a tSs reeeipt be ssts5s
To answer the last question first: We believe
tsp shsas @
the payer 81 money. The receiver Of money can
decline 70 give Receipt until 1t is stamped, and,
as receipt is for the protection OF the payer he is
expected to furnish the stamp.
The following extract Of 8 letter nom the Com
missioner Of Revenue at the time it Was written,
contains the answer to the first OF the above que
riesi ...s.s,--.,s -..s.-z.-.s7.-., 50
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, January 20, 1865.
The law requires al receipts for the payment Of
any sum OF money, or for the payment OF any debt
exceeding $40, or for the delivery Of any prop
o.he stamped, excepting receipts for the
satisfaction Of any mortgage or Judgment or de-
cree Of any court which are exempt .
A credit on an account or pass-book, or on bill
without o signature, is not receipt and is not
subject to stamp duty. A letter acknowledging
the payment Of q debt due is, to all intents and
purposes, areceipt and subject to stamp duty as
such; but the acknowledgement Of q note, check or
draft is not receipt for money, nor yet Of proper
ty, in the ordinary acceptaton Of that ternl and s
not subject to stamp duty unless specified to have
been received In payment Of debt due exceeding
| $40. JOSEPH ]. LEWIS.
Minister Campbell went far enough North in
| Norway to see the sun at midnight. 1t was in So
deg. North Latitude. The party stood on cliti
| 1000 feet high above the Arctic Sea. The de-
scription says: "The OCEAN stretched away in si-
lent vastness at our feet; the sounds Of its waves
| scarcely reached our airy lookout; away in the
North the huge old sun swung low along the hori.
zon, like the slow beat Of the pendulum in the tall
clock in our grandfathers parlor corner. We all
stood SILENT looking al. our watches. When both
hands came together at u, midnight, the full
round orb hung triumphsntly above the .wave-a
bridge of gold running due North spanned the wa
ters between us and him.; There be shone in 81
lent majesty which knew no setting. We involun-
tarly took off our hats no word was said. Com.
bne, if you can the most brilliant sunset and SUM-
rise you ever saw, and its beauties will pale be-
fore the gorgeous coloring which now lit up ocean
heaven and mountain. In half an hour the SUI
had swung up perceptibly on its beat, the colors
changed to those Of morning, fresh breeze rip.
pied over the ford one songster after anothe,
piped up in the grove uehind Is-we had slid into
another day. ~
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iaEronfNevv York,

New YoRK, June ..Fne Constitutional Conven.
ion has been organized, and Wm. A. Wheeler
elected President, - - -53.i= .s.,-~-.. 4
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From New Orleans-GRemoval Of Governor

NEW ORLEANS, June e3.-By order Of the Presi-
dent through the Secretary Of War, General Sherl-
dan has restored the Old Leyee Commissioners In
compliance with petition from Governor Wells.
In obeying the order, General Sheridan denounees
Governor Wells in strong terms, and removes
him, appoint & THOMAS ], Durant in bis place.
Sheridan has also removed the Street Commls-
sioner, and appointed William Baker in his place..
INV ORLEANS, June 4.--Gen. Sheridans reno
yAl OF Governor Wells is commented on fevorab by
by the press, and appears to be regarded with
favor by the majority Of the people. Baker, the
newly appointed Street Commissioner, Is one Of
the registrars in the First District. ...,.,.
Removal OF Municipal Officers OF Mobile.
MOBILE. June 4.-The following order has been
received By Mayor, Horton:
10 he Board Of Aldermen and Common CouncI:
~, Headquarters 3D MILITARY DISTRICT,
- - - = ATLANTA, GA, May 81.
ESPECIAL ORDER, No. &.1 81
In pursuance Of recommendation from Gen
Swayne, Commanding the. District Of Alabama
touching the recent disturbances at Mobile, ane
reasons therein tset forth, the offices OF Cit!
Tsx Collector, CEy Treasurer, Board OF Aldermen
and Common Cbuncil Of the City OF Mobile, art
hereby vacated by the removal OF the present In
cumbents. The new appointees will be inaugural
ed Immediately after tho PRONUNCIATION OF this OF
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s6 THE GRAvEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHoOD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS on the Physiology Of the Passions, and the
Eor Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ployed in this institution. Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge.
Address Dr.. ]. sKnLN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
Nay 20 q 8mo e
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs-ARTFTCIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUOH and p. aoUdLEMANN formerly employed by
RousossKAu, Of Partsl. No. 800 Broadway, New York
April u @: 'a.af. Tyr
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United states Court ina North Carolina.
RicHmoNp, Juna 4.-Chicf Justice Chase arrived
here to-day. He leaves for Raleigh, N: u, q. -.
Crcpit Court there ~ 81 : < :,
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DUB SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better assOrt-
ment Of
@-...
SIOII"O
AND
,,,n ,,,,;,,,,1r noonn
akNINHIVll UIlIIN.
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength OF material and duraphlty
oI coior. hucn 'ne l"rser poiAon
% e4 3. 49,,
a.d -
"orAsnop' "hu "o Wall "n' ~
every respect equal to custom work.
wo have Goods mt oP our own man.
4 - -"
~ ' ..'
ready-made, the difference we shall
ho cIod IN chow nnr eustnmars.
'.'' : o..
we make no deviation, we nave taKen
into consideration the depressed
:, :. ~ /, os4ao
$500 ~ -
ete' es'' u.s. 70 - S'ouS o'ele SAn0"P' -
We olive below SOME Of Our lead.
20, ,i,r. ..fi,..
CHECK ca oAsslaEkE SUITS u:l'. - !"
AtD W. : )" --DD 49, :. =,
~, ,,,1,,,r, ,nv o,s0,uppz
raarT Hnn1S' srrns 1.l Ss1 OF ls mpp1rsnn oAss1.
Alil 500 - :. -
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE :. ;,
oAi-n o. M miA i''ooi' ~ 'A1
FINE BI,AcK GERMAN TRICOT SUITS. AZ 90
napR ppowN GRAIN Dr poUDRR
o,,rrs sis Ursr' ''.i' 20 m
DIT cr nppss o,,rro ,.nr;no IN nr,ca
.., .nato 90 oo
MANY good STYLES Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
CO, nc
- "A - - L M IL hI ~ (,
E11r1 c111Tsl a..
-, :. D.n+. ona vos+s
.. -,
'
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