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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PIc-S1cs.-It has been decided to post
pone the picnic of the Baptist Sabbath
school to August 1st, on which day it i
certainly expected to take place at Dun
lOp's station.
The long looked-for picnic of the
Socials will come Off on Thursday next a
Locust Hill, the beautiful residence o
Constable Blunt. From the extensive
preparations being made, and judging by
the lamp of experience, this picnic viii
be huge affair. The committee of ar
rangements are Messrs. W. Blunt, S. p
Dowdy, james N. Taylor, George NJ
Rogers, and Edwin Bourne.
RAILROAD SHoPs.-Mr. William Fremont
has been appointed master machinist Of
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
vice r. Norris. The Petersburg work
shops arc on the Manchester side, and
were unintentionally omitted in the de-
scription of Manchester few weeks ago
C. C. Nelson is master carpenter; j. Whit
lock, master blacksmith; and William,
Butler, painter and the work ofthe COM
pany is finished up in all its branches in q
most excellent manner.
MAsoN1c.-Joseph E. Seward, late Mas.
ter of Manchester Lodge Of Free and Ac.
cepted Masons, has been elected Worship
full Master of Midlothian Lodge.
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M.vop,c CoJTpT- MAYOR MIyo pRrc

MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-TuEsDAY MoRNING.-Lemuel john
son, colorcd, was arraigned for abscondiDg
with Sally Blue, the wife of Thomas Blue,
and living with hcr in an unlawful manner.
Sally Blue was also arraigned on the same
charge. Thomas Blue said that Mrs. Blue
had "gone back on him." and Mrs. Blue
said I" he hadn't done de clean thing by
her, an she want gwinc TO live wild him as
man an wife no longer" Lem. Johnson
said dat Mrs. Lem. johnson hadn't acted
correctly by him." and Mrs. Lem. John
sou said "dat Lem. had gone clean back
on her, and she didu't suppose dat he
wanted her any longer" The evidence
in the cases didn't sustain the charge,
and the whole party was sent off to ar
range their matrimonial scrambles as best
they could.
Ned Robinson, charged with trespassing
on the premises Of James Washington,
was committed in default of surety.
James Washington, colored, charged
with threatening to shoot Ned Robinson,
was required to give security for his good
behavior.
Henry Grimes, colored, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly in the street and
assaultiog and beating Robert j. Smith,
was set back.
Charles Mosby, charcoal blossom Phil
Robinson, yaller hammer"; and Henry
johnson, ginger-oolored, all fresh aedged,
were arraigned for breaking into the house
of John j. Pendleton and stealing the
crates, bell, and bunch of keys, were
sent on.
1t appearing in the evidence that Yer.
cana Gerard and - Hudgins had re-
ceiyed the stolen articles, they were re-
CURED to give security for their good be-
havior.
Margaret Lynch, experienced Tartar
charged with being vagrant and taking
drap" too much, was sent home with
warning to behave herself.
William and John Pitman, Becky Pit
man, colored, aud Maggie Mitchell, white
were arraigned for keeping and being in
mates of disorderly house. They were
| committed In default Of surety.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES meets, according to adjournment,
Tomorrow morning. Judge Underwood,
who is to preside, will probably reach
Richmond this evening, having been hold
ing court in Norfolk during the past few
weeks. He htSannounced his intention of
taking up the criminal docket and running
through it at this term. Upwards OF fifty
parties are under Indictment of the grand
Jury. Few preseutments have been made
public, but quite a number of witnesses
have arrived in town, and grand jurors are
preparing for another tedious session.
The decision Of the court in the case Of
+" keppels administrators Us. the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad" which
was ably argued in June, is looked for
with much interest.
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.S,,eciaI Notices.

GARD TO THE rUBLiC.-It ha.
ham ,ndus:riously circulated by several
N' '-, hus,pess competitors that We are aoou'
o. I've m our business and leaving Richmond we
3nty 10 ourselves as we'll ss to those Gus
'sv and patrons who have been pleased here
","U oxtend 20 us a liberal patronage to state
% GOV, .mphaticaly that snch is not the case. we
.,-o.c the REIMBURSEMENT of orr retail trade al
r., as rsr our advertisements already Issued
...y % eo1,;nue the vigorous prosecution OF 'he
wao. rSALE TRADE ONLY at our large ana
,om,aodons warehouse Nos. i3iS anu '' ~.
erect, where we shall always ne siaa 20 nes. eu'
~ friends snd by LIBERAL terms aoVsnSe n'sI Da-
ca ,.aro.,s Onr stock will be full and COM
',"''I az ,be variety offered in arst-class i'm
..,r,Ips sad iobbinS house. M
Nos. 1918 and l9ls Main street.
rt.hrond. Jn,v Is, 1857 y -
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Baltimore Grain and Flour Market, Monday

Baltimore Grain and Flour Market, Monday.
FLouR.-Prices for flour ontinue to droop,
n further reduction OF 81 per barrel oeing
made today in rates for the leading brands
of Baltimore family and extra, making u total
decline of 81 per barrel within the last three
DAYS. There is however, very little Hour sell
ing, a further decline in prices being generally
anticipated. Patapsco and Reservoir fsmily we
quote 10. day At SIS; Patapsco and Reservoir
extra at $40; Orange Grove and Exchange
extra at Sl3; and Severn supertine 1t Si2 per
barrel: City Mills standard supertne we quote
at $50 5o6lslo, and City Mills standard extra at
$l2I$l2. 80 per barrel.
GRAIN.-The receipts Of wheat were large
this morning, the offerings comprising some
49, 600 bushels red and 5000 bushels white
making a total of 81 900 bushels. The market
exhibited but little activity, although most OF
the wheat received was disposed OF, and the
sales show u decline in prices of 10 TO 10 cents
| since Saturday. At the opening, some lots OF
prime red brought $25oaS3 81, but at the
close 81 4cGS2. rs We're the best prices for prime
red Medium grades sold from se.2o to e 20
| A few lots Of fair white sold at " ioSgs2. %
bnt there Is no prime wheat coming forward
| Corn was in fair demand, and prices ZOE II
| were pretty well maintained. Sales weIa re ,s
! ported Of 5000 bushels white NJ SA'ieV%A'i''
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sg GREAT ExcIrEaEST.
ST RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY.

'-'Ss ia want o! well. made, durable TRUhhS
-" get 'leiT supply Al factory prices, and at the
'''le Tins encourage EoAg gETgkPR1sB. We
''FPs good assortment Of orr own make on hand,
-'u 20 M 2e 10 order such styles as the purchaser
-! cssTe, With interior arrangements TO suit
,-'' own Convenience. Labor is cheaper here
- u me North. aid materials just as cheap as
>'1s '"fsA. The freight and drayaGe on ordi-
40! '.He trunks vii! average one dollar apiece !;
"esaV7 Inc profit thai the norm ern ma nufactu.
=. skeS' ana The cost OF freight and drayage.
.-e pHreh&se: can Zee by the above facts that we
SO enabled to sell HOME MADE TRUNKS for
-, than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
''1 IN THE market.
afA!klAG We also do al K!ndg OF REPAIR
,''' when with snail outlay, you can save the
s"'sh'e OF buying new ones: and while an old
s14A WI! not LOOK a. well as new one, yet 1t
,n. "e Ias1 H' t;rong AZ new one. We also tx
"V.Aa ant C0HEHs on Trunks.
s,', nave also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
'a?'s' aid UAlTgEs Of the latest styles and best
~as' Aade expressly for us all widths and sizes,
We a;t selling mach lover than those that
"''e@' 70 sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
'1' wood Wpsper
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
No. aSa Broad street, corner Fifth,
and 10. $40 Main street near Tenth.
va, Factory I'll 10. 4a3 Broad street, corner OF
1"'H' je l9-ts
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.on~DySu,p.> D REMOVAL.

rp BrpGiNs, long AID fsvorahly kno~n 70
49, A.. .rs,opers. becomes PARTSER in our ous'-
VS.. from, the Is. OF July, 1887. 1t Will DO con,
,,,,.d nnoor me same name We nave 'eino.ea
."'Horaw and eommodious store on the corner OF
=. E,.reuih streets where we are prepared
>, ..5ve DER former customers and the puohc
,,uv We will before making our regular
-, rurchasos dispose OF the excellent STOCK now
49, b.nd on terms very favorable to buyerS-ih
many CASIO THOMAS z. PRICE & co.
wow,ll he assisted By Mr.. WILLIAM Z. hAkhkh'
A. ,osrps ] ANDERSON, and Nh. &. d. SUTTON
80 .aIs,man, and Mr.. <. c. BALL VINO mas oesii %
~ s@'e' .'''- a ,,n,. rosp.r jy 2o-lw
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Tobacco Exchange, July %.

The market continues active without any
noticeable change in prices Below we give
the transactions: 2ll hogsheads, IS tierces,
and IL boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,qs-Common TO medium dark working,
81 TO 81; good dark working, 56 TO 50; sun.
cured, common, 81 to &lo; sun-cured, good,
$l2 TO SIS coal-cured, common, ~ to sl2 !;
coal-cured, bright, $l2 TO $50; coal-cured, IAN
cy, $40 TO $45.
Lear.-Common dark working, 81 to 80
medium dark working, $40 TO $l4; good dark
working, sl5 to SIT; fine and wrapping, SIS to
sol; sun cured, $l6 to s25 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, 800 to s35; yellow wrap
pers, medium 10 extra, $40 TO 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,1s.-Tery common and heavy weights
81 to $3.50; medium, Us to S. good, 81 &c
$40.
Lenf-English shipping, sls to $50 and
*27. so; continental shipping, Sl3 to BIS and S23
sTBAAIEG TOBACCO.
Leof-Common, $l2 10 $l4; good, SIS to BIT
fine, SIS TO $40 and $23.
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THE New CARS of the city railway, as
announced in the Dispatch, arrived yester-
day, and five little horses being attached
to them, made trial trips from Rockets to
the company's stables. They glided along
smoothly, and seemed to give satisfaction
to the directors. AS we have already de-
scrbed them, we need only say now that
the new coaches are much smaller than
the old ones, and lighter in proportion.
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AUCTION Sales This D0y.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 5o'clock the
very valuable brick store and dwelling on
the southeast corner of Broad and Twenty dfth
streets.
LEE GODDIN will sell at 81 o'clock the valuable
two-story brick dwelling on the east line Of
Seventeenth street near the residence Of Mr..
John Priddy.
OMOHUNDRO CO. will sall at 10 o'clock a
splendid assortment Of furniture, dry goods,
etc.
REGNAULT s. co. will sell at 10 o'clock variety
OF household and Kitchen furniture
G, W. WILLIS will sell at 10 o'clock, at No. l445
Main street, lot Of furniture, dry goods,
shoes NC
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Samuel Christian, q
turbulent colored boy, was arrested yester-
day by officer ODwyer for disorderly con-
duct and threatening to kill with an axe a
brother freedman named John Henry
Clarke. Sam has bad reputation, and
merits severe punishment.
Sam Hart was arrested on a charge Of as
sault and battery, Sam Pierce being the
sufferer by the assault.
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SUNsTRoKE.-The warm weather Of the
last few days indicates that the cheated
term " is upon us. While it continues it
is well to hug the shady side of the street,
and to take proper measures to avoid sun
stroke. a little boy in the eastern part OF
the city now lies seriously i'll from an at
tack of this kind. Green leaves or Il wet
cloth in the hat arc said to prevent the
bad effects of heat.
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lucky hit is announced in an advertisement Of
Lew Brothers to be found In another column.
MI ,Abrsham Levy, senior member OF the con-
Germ, has jus. returned from two weeks trip. and
befnu In New York at the close OF the season for
whoissslipg goods, succeeded In purchasins large
lots at very low prices and. as usual the house.
are willing to give the customers the advantage OF
their bargains. The crowds that throns theif
store every day show that Astonishing anusuAi
going on. Purchasers will 20 where the largest
quantity OF goods can be had for the least monsy'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A GATHERING OF NEGROES DIsPERs ED.
On Monday afternoon at about sunset
Major Poe, chief of police, received inior-
nation to the effect that "a large num-
Der of negroes, under the leadership of four
men, fully uniformed and armed, were
gathered in the valley near Towards
Grove hospital. Finding the statement
correct, Major Poe communicated the in
telligence to Captain Remington, the eff.
cient commander of the Libby, who imme-
diately sent squad OF soldiers to the
spot. When the troops came up, the
negroes were listening to speeches
from their leaders, but at the sight of the
advancing blue-coats, slowly dispersed.
Several Of the ringleaders were arrested
for violation of the order which forbids
demonstrations of armed militia or other
citizens, and carried to the Libby prison.
Here they were examined by Captain Ken
nington, who having ascertained that Ben.
Scott, the leader, had received permission
from General Schofeld to carry arms, dis,
charged the party. Ben, who boasts q
captains commission in volunteer COM
pany, was rather indignant at what he
called every uncivll treatment"
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BEFORE JUSTICE WADE, OF HENRIco.-P.
0. Melton, arraigned on charge of steal
ing eight thousand laths, valued at S24
the property of Captain Cussons, was held
to bail to appear next Saturday.
Mrs. Kinnause, charged with assault and
battery, was sent on. for trial, and bailed in
the sum of 5000.
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PIC-N1c.-The Sunday school attached
to Rev. NJ. J. Michelbacher'S synagogue
have in contemplation an excursion and
picnic to Ashland on Thursday next. The
train will leave in the morning at halfpast
o'clock, and the entire day will be spent
at that pretty little village.
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E TO FAMILIES,

PICNIC PARTIES,
sad all who love pUre article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price OF 81. 50 per gallon!
Determine; 10 keep pace with the age IN my bu-
,!usss, and 10 serve my old patrons and the public
with The best 81 everything IN my line at the
smallest proaG, have this day reduced the price
0. ny
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
70 sL!0 per gallon and respectfully invite the at
ntion OF families, parties, pic mics, etc., to this
!e11c;on. with the assurance that all orders will
u tiled with promptnessand fidelity.
Send in your ordafs to
ANDREW ANTOT1,
llo5 south side of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Sank.
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THE FABLES OUrDoER.-Ths Princess In tbs
Fairy Tale dropped pearls rom her mouth when
she opened 1t, but whoever uses that tslismsn OF
science, sozoDosT, will HAYES mouthful Of pearls
that win never drop out, darksn, or decay.
~ A-eod1W
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk mer'
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tstum
merchandise, Crowen CurIis.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New iofK' met'
chanoise and passengers, 5. ayres 60.
steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chaudise and passengers, D. q ". Cur1le.
BELOW.
Steamer J. q. Stout Ford, from Phiiadeipnaa'
10 expected up early this morning.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA July % --hrrivsd. United states
steamer ugusta and monitor Misntonomah' Hom
EUROPE. ,nt..
NEW YORK July % -Arrired. s.eamsrs Loulss
Moore, Newbern; ConDausht, Norfolk; ana os'
raxossa, Charleston.
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INFAyTIc1DE.-The body of o white fe-
male infant, evidently not more than day
old, was found lying in d gully at the
northern extremity of Main street on Mon
day evening. 1t was wrapped in piece
of carpet, and in the opinion of the coro-
ner had been dead for week. After
careful investigation Of the circumstances
attendant upon the finding Of the body,
DR.. Little deemed an inquest unnecessary.
A contemporary justly remarks that this
crime against naturc'is alarmingly on the
increase in Richmond. Within the last
week we have been called upon to chr0-
nicle three cases Of evident child-murder.
Two Of the infants were 1chite, and one
colored. All efforts OF the police to dis
cover the unnatural mothers have proved
Intellectual, and We cannot now recall an
instance in which the guilty party has
been brought to justice. What is the
remedy E!
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ra BaTCHELoK,s HAIR DYE-BATCHE.

rnt,. ai|hELOh'S HAlk DfE-bAiCn6'
49, hAiE DYE.-Th.s splendid HAIR DYE is
A.. 'e'' IN the world. The only true and perfect
Aa'miees, reliable, instantaneous. No DIS
o. ,vtDu'neat; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
'''"h remedies tbs Ill effects OF bad dyes
~ t''@'es The hair. leaving it soft and beautiful.
Inn genuine ID signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE-
J., al! others are mere limitations, and should
5s'oded Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
- ''''y. Il barclay street, New York. Beware
Counterfeit. ell
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HusTISGs CoURr.-The magistrates Of
the Hastings Court met yesterday in pur-
suance of adjournment. and drew upa re-
ply to General Schotield's communication,
which will be sent to him this morning.
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THROWN FROM Misunderstanding
afternoon Mr.. Harvey Carey, a young
gentleman from Manchester, by a sudden
Jerk of the horses was thrown from q
wagon near the corner of Eleventh and
Main streets. He was iuscnsibe for a
few moments, and the fore wheel Of the
wagon passed over one Of his legs, seri-
ously bruising it. The young man being
lifted from the street, was shortly able to
limp to the wagon, and was then carried
home.
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sJS. ZET Ellie, REsTAU RATEUR.-
Ri. tables always supplied with everything IN
,4.sou well as delicacics and luxurles, foreign
Gai domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms for
ladies' and gentlemen. The Ear supplied with the
ta.i Of liquors, and good attendance everywhere.
'ae. No 1893 MAIN STREET..
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s- THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

SO THE III q StifHtN SIElN"S
GkygEBPIEH COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
W. are gra:iGed on being able to state that the
Ca-.ap.ak- and Ohio railroad has completed
70 Cav!ngton leaving only twenty miles OF e'asihs
,o,hi. place, over a good turnpike in good stages
win GOOD teams and careful. drivers, ana We are
now prepared and shall be glad TO ACCOMMODATE
IN. plhlc in any numbers in style equai 10 liza
u any oher watering place, at Inc follow Hs
rates--vi7., BY the day.ss3 by tina month s'o.
" - lot GEORGE L. PEYT0N &sCo.
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Meetings..

MASONIC NCTiCE.-The members
Ifl Of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. t3, are q
hereby REQ uested to attend call meeting Ex
Of their lodge on THIS "Wednesday ksB."N
n ING at O'clock r. II. A pnnctual at.
tendance is asked. and all good Masons invited.
C. E. sNoDGRAss,
iy AIT Secretary.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

$500 bushels yellow at 81 .l29si.I4, and 5000
bushels mixed ut 81. 1o@Sll4. which embraced
all the parcels offered. -C6nsme7ctal.
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SALES

Wheat.-White, loo bushels good at S2.52H
100 bushels medium, private terms; 632 bush.
els medium at =. 35qI$2. 40 30 bushels com
mon At 50 80: 200 bushels very common at 80
Red wheat POI bushels common 1T 81.
C0rn.-o96 bushels prime white 1T Sl.l0G
Sll2; IL bushels medium at sl.07H. Mixed
81 bushels 1T 81 Of.
Rye.-l6 bushels 1T il.17E.
FOur.-- barrels new extra ut $l4. 20.
The samples on Change day would have
been larger but for the delay Of the Contra
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thESCI CALFSKINS for sale low
Wy o. II, CH1tKLBY q Co,
". Iss.eesntk street.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse driven by an Irish
man named Michael Callaghan became
frightened near the corner Of Twenty
eighth and Franklin streets yesterday
morning, and dashng off with brcak-neck
speed, upset the wagon and threw the
driver out upon the pavement. The
wounded man was carried into q neigh
boring house, and his bruises dressed by
"SisterS of Charity"
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-Ir NOW - YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
- nrDn HIpaalNS IN DRY GOODS

ny GHEaTgsT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
i"h S,rsx :, his CITY by calling THIS WEEE
s''1 ,.IIrs syCLE'S, qls Main street, between
WEI, and Tenth Owing to the scarcity OF money,
80, sailing OF: nv entire stock OF DEFY ocoDe II
ngT.TLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
,rrv n Won 10 not wish TO miss such rare bar
gains pa
ys-v tne Dress Goods, only 2oo.;
yrgi.,h Berage, sec, very CHEAP;
uo,anblq res only :oc., sold week ago TOT Spc. )
sprins Pop!:ns, only Sec, the h&ndSomest pat
terms;
y,snc,,' ,'1cand!es, choicest designs, only 25c.;
Fine Lawns, @ca., worth sec;
AIpscas, Delaines. &c, at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
T., ,h,s department am Offering greater induce
psu,s than any one else, as will be seen by my
y,cs list
rslico. 10, icy, and l5c., the best quality;
had Cotton only loe. extra good, yard wide,
only l5c.;
B,own Cotton, l2. IS and lie. the best;
Stirling Stripes only &c. yard;
Bed Tick, full width, only zoe;
and ali other goods selling al the prices OF this
season. In my
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
an selling tha greatest bargains IN Iaple Da-
mask, Table Cloths, napkins. Towels, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes'
&C., &C.
All the above goods are selling of very rapidly,
and If you wish 10 supply yourself cali early OF
JULIUS SYCLE, (.
ela Main street, between Ninth and Tonth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
heir fr;srds:
EiTEE G. CARR. JONAS WEINBERG,
GEORGEP. BAGBY, GEO. sWABACHER.
to, JULIES SYCLE.
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s,5 JOHN J. FIRTH,

=
cosypR BELOW tbs POET OFFICE,
,sp-erared TO furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON Hill COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BlTUMlNGuS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part OF the city.
goin!eror FUEL will be sold on any terms, &
prime object being 10 give satisfaction IN al cases
nv ls--t.
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TOR RENTING offer for rent, upon
nants' those POSITIONS not already taken tc:::E
of the atrrac tye building recently erected Nh
by Thomas K. Price, ESQ.,, at The corner OF main
and Eleventh streets They consist Of
l. Two beautiful BASEMENT OFFICES es pc
or real estate agents, or any similar occapauoh'
with every desirable arrangement. "a,
2 Handsoma ROOM on the second moor, WIN
side front on Eleventh street. 20 by 9e feet, OF easy
I'arse ROOM on third floor, fronting on Main
street, with side Eleventh street y by lao tes
A. A beautiful Room on the same moor, NAM
street n IS By % feet, well suited for profess
sional office. ,o... 90
S. similar ROOM on the fourth floor, IS by =
8. Large ROOM on the fourth floor, extending
along Eleventh street from ain street to the alley,
22 by 40 feet. -,
Inviting an examination OF this property by
those wishing to rent, we simply remark that IN
point OF and perfect arrangements LOT the
purposes for which the Offices and rooms are re-
tpectively adapted There ID none more desirable
Al mao Wy GaUEBs s. WILLIAMS,
Nv on oawoyv Real Estate Agents.
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