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w eStern Democrat

WILLIAM J. YATES, Editor and Proprietor.

TERMs--Three Dollars per annum in advance
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Sept. %, 1867.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-09
ANOTHER PRECEDENT.

We commend the following precedent
to THADDEUs STEVENS, to be followed
by him IS an additional means Of in
ducing the people OF the South to love
the best government the world ever
saw The effects of such softly persua-
sive measures upon the Irish have
proven so satisfactory, coupled with
CRosfwELL's confiscstions, that the pro-
priety Of following both preeedents is
not 70 be doubted. We have no rights
that the conqueror is bound to respect.
HEAD Act: passed dt Trim, ~ 1865, 5y
The Earl Of DESMOND, DEPUTY q
EDw. ~.
"Thal it shall be lawful for all man
ner Of men that find any thieves rob
bing by day or night, or going or coming
TO rob or steal, OF any persons going, or
coming, having no faithful man of good
name and fame in their company in
English apparel, that it shall be lawful
to take and kill those, and To cut of
their heads, without any Impeachment
~ our Sovereign Lord the King. And o.
| anV head so cut off in the county ol
| Meath. that the cutter and his ayder:
tbere 10 him cause the said head so cut
off to be brought to the Portrehe TO put
/ II upon Q stake or spear upon the Castle
nf frim and that the said Portrefit
shall testify the bringing OF the same &C
him. And that it shall be lawful for th'
aid bringer of the said head to distraiI
ard levy by his own hand las his re-
ward OF every man having one plough
land In the barony, two pence and 0
every man having half ploughland
one peny; and Of every man nayinl
one house and goods value forty shillings
one peny, and OF every other cot1e
having house and smoak one nan pehy
| etc - "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-09
1rbe orange Crop FLORIDA.

The st. Augustine Examiner Of a late
date says: WementiOned sometime ago
the estimates which had been made as 10
the size Of the orange crops here and on
the river. The season was. Unfavorable
last year for fruits of all kinds. yet now
that the crops have been gathered it is
found that they were under estimated
From Watson's grove, near Picolata,
ninety thousand were sold. This year
there is every prospect that there will be
more fruit than ever before, since the
great frost Of 1885. The trees are per-
fectly loaded with blossoms, many of
them looking ike an immense bouquet.
One or two Of the largest groves in the
vicinity of the city will, If the season
continues favorable, bear between one
and two hundred thousand. OF course il
is vet impossible to make an approx
mate estimate, but the crop, provided we
have no severe frost, will surpass by far
any that we have had for years.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
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IwEsrrns ASSOCIATED rnEas arronrAI


New York, April S.-A Havana cor
respondent states that three frigates OF
the Spanish South Pacific fleet, with
Admiral Menez on board, had arrived at
Santiago de Cuba. The causes for this
are conflicting, the most reliable whereof
Is that Menez is en- route for Wash
ington to represent Spain in the peace
conference proposed by Secretary Sc
ward.
The steamer r. d. Cuyler, IL is sad.
has been captured by thesteamer Guinea
and brought TO Santiago.
Adviees from Haytf state that Saget
had assumed the reins Of government
and all was quiet.
A southern correspondent says that in
Georgia the elements Of mutual conf
denee is al that is wanting to restore
the state. The negroes are doing better
than heretofore, and are relapsing into
the old system of labor.
Govs. Worth, Of North Carolina, and
Orr, Of South Carolina, are at Charleston
comforting with Gen. Siekles, and there
is the utmost accord among the parties.
A Washington special says that
Sharkey and Walkers petition for an
injunction il to be followed by one from
Georgia, and probably with others from
althe southern states, praying for the
same action
The collector Of internal revenue (, r
the first district Of Arkansas. Edwin r,
Mcclure, has bean detected trying to Sc
crete government funds by depOsiting
them on his own personal account at
various banks. The amount recovered
is already 500 900, which was found de-
posted in banks in New Orleans, Mem
phis and other cities.
A vote on the RussO-American treaty
is expected in the senate tomorrow, and
it is believed will be ratified.
1t is believed that the presideRs-yill
nominate Col. Capron, Of Illinois, as
commissioner Of agriculture
WASHINGTON, April S.-Senator Sum-
ner left last night for New York, with
the intenti0u Of leaving for Europe by
the next steamer.
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CHARLES ]. MARTiN prssldent
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, Jan. 30, 1867.
l, 8. W. Hatchett, Comptroller or the Treas
ury, do hereby certify tHat the Home Insurance
Company, located at New YORK City, Ia the
State Of New York, has produced 70 me satis-
factory evidence that said Com pany has com
piled with ali the requirements Of the laws OF
Tire State OF Ienues ee, imposed on insurance
NredenbuTgh, AGENTS Of said company, has also
complied with the requirem ents Of the laws of
the state, made and provided in such cases I;
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of insurance in this State st Memphis,
Tennessee.
This certificate OF agency must be renewed,
the first days Of July and January each year.
Cs (Signed) s. W. HATCHETT,
A7 Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY & VREDENBURGH,
Agents,
mrl9 3w No. II Madison street, up stairs.
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IT WILL give some idea of the enor-
enormous taxes levied by the United
States government to state that the sin
gIe town of Danville, Va. paws, we IN.
lars pB the manufacture Of tohsceo-ths
tax kieipg forty cents per pound.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, Ice
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. -
Charles J. Martin, President and John Nc
Gee, Secretary, OF the Home insurance Com
pa5 7, being severally and duly sworn, depose
--tlid say, and each for himself says. that the
foregoing is a true, full and correct statemeut
Of the affairs Of the said corporation, and that
they are the above describst officers thereof
Signed
CHARLES J. MARTINI President
lSignedl
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary.
Subscribed aad sworn before me, this I'D day
Of January, A. D., 1867.
IL. ) THOS +. GOODRICH,
Commissioner for Tennessee In New York.
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The grand exposition was duly opened
on the ist inst Much disappointment is
expressed at the way matters have
progressed in the American department.
The grounds of and around the exposi-
ton building ere ia lamentable state Of
confusion; not one-t6nth Of the goods is
opened and arranged, but the French
department is in the best order next to
that the Russian, and third the English.
All the other departments are not ready
The American department one OF
the most incomplete. ExhibNers, and
Americans generally, in the city, are
very much dissatisfied with COmmis-
sioner Beekwith, who appears to be
totally inefficient. The only depart
ment in operation is the restaurant, but
even here the Americans are behind
hand. The only goods which have been
damaged Gn the voyage are American.
The English are very strong in ma
chinery, beating the Americans in that
department
The coal field of the states are Of pro-
digious extent. The ascertained areas of
the coal formation are as follows: In
Alabama 3400 square miles; Georgia
$50; Tennessee 1850; Kentucky II, 500 /;
Virginia p ,195; Maryland $50; Ohio
II 500; Indiana 500; Illinois Al 1000;
Pennsylvania l5,4S7; Michigan 5000
Missouri COCO. The eoGi east of the
highest AIleghanies generally takes the
form of anthracite, while west and in
the valleys of'the great central rivers it
is bituminous.
c1-of-t- or- Corr-Err ~ s-uvv yCPu ApRrr. 1851
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OPTICAL.
.OVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE.
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR.
M. BERNHARDT
OPTICIAH AND 0CULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL
q Il a - -
SPECTACLES.


The only perfeet lens i'm existence
Superior 60 any other fn use---csn.
straeted in accordance with the science
and philosophy of nature fn the ne.
cuIiar form of -
ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.
Admirably adapted 10 the organ ei
Sight. and perfectly natural 10 the eve.
aafOrdinE altogether the best artificial
help 10 the human vision ever invented.
Sold only by the Professor OF optics
and BPeeEaeie Manufacturer.
The Advantages
OF these Spectacles over ali Others are:
Isf---The only true Lens known being
perfectly free from chromatic ligbt. so well
known to be the cause OF injury TO the vision,
and which makes the change from specfacles
10 Glasses Of stronger power so often required
while in many instances both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through the
same Glasses.
2d.---Can be worn with perfect ease for
any length Of time at one sitting. giving as
tonishing clearness OF vision, particularly by
candle OF other artificial light-comf0rt to the
spectacle wesrer hitherto unknown.
Sd.---Fhen the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF a bright light. such as is
reflected from snow, sunny weather, white
paper, and In reading, writing or sewing. or
vivid cOlored bodies, these lenses, by softening
The rays, effect a most agreeable sensation and
give great relief
4th----En all nervous affections OF tue
eye, causing dun and startling pains In the eye
bali or temple, appearance Of luminous and
dark spots In the atmosphere, aching or feeling
like sand in the eyes, the disturbed nerves are
qUicted aud soothed.
5ta----GrOUnd by peculiar machinery.
got up at great cost, mathemalicaIIy calculated
expressly for the manufacture OF this lens, 50
as TO produce II with the true spherical aecu-
racy. and its focus is al the exact centre. a
point OF vital importance, and which no other
lens possesses.
6th.---These SpecfaeIes are scientifically
adjusted 70 every case of detective sight with
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age,
disease, strain, overwork or premature decay,
by DF. NJ BERSHARDT, on a new, exact Brin-
ciple entirely his own, which has seldom failed
10 be correct.
zfh.---PrOOf OF superiority over the old
kind Of Spectacles; They are used exclusively
al all the hospitals for diseases OF the eye in
Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.
sth.-Beiug the original inventor and
manufacturer OF the Australian Crystal Glass
for spectacles. He therefore claims that he
has the only genuine article OF that kind in the
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CoMMERcIAL.
oFFIcE. or THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS. April 8, 1861, pm. !

OFFICE or THE DAILY AFfbAAii I
MEMPHIS. April 3, 1861, pm. !
General Business.
Business bids fair to be active during
the week Just opening. Many mer-
chants from the interior are in town,
and spring stocks are being selected, but
not to the same extent which character
ised former seasons. Grain Is moving
rapidly, and planters, generally, are
making as liberal preparations for spring
work as 1t is possibIe. to do with their
limited means. Oar railroads are now
in good working order and thorough re-
/ pair, and our local packets tmany Of
which had to lay up on account Of high
water are again running their trades,
and taking out fair amounts Of freight.
Indications, we think point to an active
but short spring business.
COTTON-The market was very dull
to-day. An active inquiry was mani
tested, but few sales were made. The
further decline reported from Liverpool
OF Id did not have perceptble effect on
this market. The receipts for the day
yyare g78 bales shipnents, none
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iffnchlnent Nntfce.

Before John G. CreightohA. P.
Joseph Wolf VS.. ". K. Vance.
I'VE defendant In the above entitled cause
| will take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
thai he Is a auon-resident OF the State OF Iennes-
See aud The case set for hearing al my Office in
the city of Memphis, ON the 4th day Of May,
1867, when and Wkere he can appear and
defend said suit or the same viii be proceeded
with eK parte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once . week for four weeks IN the
Memphis Daily Appeal
JOHN G. CREIGHTON, J. P.
nIa-.lr.llIs 4 NIL I IsEI- anl IaHlNy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-09

The base ball clubs of Louisville are
,renaripg for enjoyment during the COM
ing summer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-09

"a From StTsrt.
HERyFs Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th; No. j.
STATED Communication 3d " Wednesday night
N each month. Henry r. " oOGafu1 sd o..
n - Charies NJ. Carroll, lsth. Sec.
ITTHEAs Lodge Of Perfection l4th.; no. =
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month. Nr'Ise
Efe1iersi7 SsI O.. NJ. ; A. E. Franklandl sd
S~aSTpHra Coasel Of Princes OF Jerusalem, lbtn.i
40. l. Benz. L Pullenr a-d Iarsil-'-i -
0aTy.RT CHATTER OF Rose Croix, lS;h,, No. ].
ITharlFg W Adams, ed, NJ. ~ H. T. ION
Iinson az Q. See. .,.,
F,5ITTTJsEsE DlyFT.EssErs Council Of k-h, Slth-,
No / Henry j. Wo0dard, S2d., Coma. :
William Y Cirods l2d, Rec
Einsiie, SD, Comm. Ia Chief; Dodge =
Trrder. SD, Reg
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testimony Of Recommendations
From Medical Gentlemen.

From Medical Gentlemen,
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent in
Mem Phls, Tenn, and in the Union
MEEPHIs, IENN., February 4. lS57
do most willingly besr my testimony in IA
vor of the superiority of the Australian CRYSTAL
SpectaCips over all other kinds. They are con-
structed upon the best established and under
stood principles OF Optics, and their adaptation
10 the human eye in its different conditions OF
vision isSO perfect As TO render sight easy with
ont Effort Ia my opinion none Others should
be used, since the eyes. once used 70 these, do
not seem 70 grow Old, and by having a focus at
any point Of the surface, they appear TO restore
the ewes 10 their youthful energy. I can the
more confidently recommend Or. BERSHAR
tu the pUbilc. rom an acquaintance with many
OF LEOss from whom he comes rcc7mInenued 10
as. A. X. TAYLOR, NJ ID.
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S3e5,Ss 81
Total amount OF Losses,
LLnLl.n. n.n.l / al-.lEa- = :

Claims and lilitles... ............s257 9S4 s.
The greatest amount insured on any one risk
IS 25,01b but viii not as a general rule exceed
SlO.GD.
Ire Company has no general rule as to the
amount allO wed TO be insured in any city, town,
village or block, being governed In this matter,
IN each case by the general character OF build
ings, width OF Streets facilities for putting out
nrcs, etc.
pOratiOn as amended, accompanied a Previous
statement.
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HERREK ANP MASOEIC CAEENpGR.
NfASONICDIREOTORY.
1867.

LODGES
AvaEEoSA, No. les. Meets lzt Monday in
every MONTH 81 Odd-F ellOws' Hall, cor. Court
snd Main. ID. {. Trader, ". NJ; II. I. Tom
liusou. Sec.
Sou rH AEMrHIs. No. liB. Meets ID Frlday OF
each roODtn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
4 n SeIIars W. NJ; Benz. K Pullen, sec.
LEILA SCOTT No. 2S4. Meets lst Friday o. each
rnontb-HaIl. cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie ~. NJ: 4. p. " NOodw ward, Sec.
RsHTrT TCsg No @qa Meets 81 Friday Of eacu
m0pfh-Odd-F Fellows Han. p NJ Stanley
" NJ ". Il. Butts, Sec.
KILWTNETNG, No. 81 90. d. Meets 4th kriday
~ egrE mouth-20i Front street. John J.
HOrgham, S}d, ". NJ b. X. tuIleu, I'D, Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
tsE.SE Chapter, No + Meets ID Monday OF each
T11,fs1-- odd Fellows Hall. A. j. Nheeler,
II p. n. h. Payutsr, Sec.
X. AND g n.
tsT-RFzA Cosnsll. No. q. Meets 81 Monday OF
,-a,b bTnonth-Cdd- Fellows Hall. John ZenI,
Tn. H.; n. j, MiEginr Rec.
rENPLARs.
l5yEFy-r Co-urnandery, No. T. Meets 9Th Mon
aav on each month. John Zeuti Com; N }.
Wiggin, Rec
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MEMPHIS, TEsN., Fed ipary Is. 1857

I have found a great deal OF Measure in ex-
amIHiug the exquisite fabrics 81 DR.. BERN
HAEDT. IN the way Of Eye-1iiasses. The Irys-
tll used by him Is OF wonderful purity. and the
sft Of ms Glasses so diversified As 10 suit every
e5aceiFst Die csJse o. need He mas selected f0I
me q psivo oi GLASSES, which promise 10 give me
great aid and comfort in my future reading
am among the many persons who testify 70 his
capacity a. am DculIst and Op1lciau and TO the
value Of his Sery ices rendered TO tE elu several
prominent Clergynen and Statesmen with
whom J am acquainted.
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: am '''' 40, JOHN / jii- FRAYsER. M. d.


MF1TpFTTg. Fz.srE- February 10 1867.
We have examined the Lenses Of Dr. BERN-
HaRur, and consider them 81 peTt0E 20 any we
have seen. They are auIli iraDIy adap.ed not
only % improve the imperfsctiOus OF impaired
sight. but to relieve the Wcariness of vision
which constant study produces Many Of the
GLASSES are Of new and ingenious C ntrtvance.
We cordially recommend the Doctor 10 all
sa0se U1so require scientific ptical assistance
JOHN PITEAS, ". u.
GEORGE r. GRAFT =. d.
+. r. HOPSON, d ID.
3. Mills WILLETT, N. D., ,IOi Adams street
Rev. J. c. STEDMAN
Z. WHITE, Rector of Calvary Church.
re@- p. WlTHERSPOON.
Rev. DR. ). !. FO8o, Pastor Baptist Church.
O.. A DAVIS. Cumberland Presby terIau Church.
4i. D. LILLY. y. > D
Or. X. W. CREI3HTON.
". IRWIN. 4Ol Shelby sire 6.
TssA4 m0uials similar 10 tine above may be seen
8t Ejr. Bt.sz ls4t AEDI's Office, fEom
r o ARNOl.O. Il. p. savannah, Ca.
jOstT'IT J., PLfsEELT. pa>tOr OF st. Paul's,
Hon '.iI5s JAMES L. ORR, Governor Of sOzth Oi
Hon. JoSATHAN WORTH. GoyeruGc OF North
Hoo. A A.CURTIE, Governor Of Pennsylvania
Hon q. =. MORTON, Governor OF indiana.
Hon. Ii. A. SWIFT. Ex-Governor Of Minnesota
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, EX Governor OF Min
Hon. EICHARD YATES. Governor Of Illinois.
u. SEYMOUR, Governor OF New York
X. +. FkNEON. Cos eTnOr Of New York.
And many other diSiinE Eulshed gentlemen,
Several years OT public practice aud
study n The hospitals in Europe, adj usting spec
| larrs 10 pltlenLs under every aspect of Gel..t-
&c vision, as wei IS experience in an extensive
long esRbi itshed business in his optical stores,
hotl here and iu Europe, Dr. BERN H ARDr
considers 10 "a sufficient guarauUee Of ms ability
t1 apply HECl glasses as are best calculated for
! the Hssistanss or recovery OF imperfect sight.
Once Hours from 9 N. to pm.
OVERTON HOTEL
Room No. 4.
N. B.-Owiug 10 engagements elsewhere, DR.,
BEENHAEDT VIII he able TO remain here bui
Esnorf time Cniv. fehA ~
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
or woRrHIEs.

TUESDAY, .:sm AFnILe. 1857
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The only perfect Lens fn existence.
Superior 60 any other fn use---csn-
strnetcd in accordance with the science
and philosophy of nature fn the Pc
/ rrIinr faru1 of q
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE

C5vEE,-E Coromandery, No. Meets 9TH Mon.
sav on eaeh month. John Zeut, Com; n. }
Wiggin, Rec.
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Total Amount or Capital and sur
"a
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E. B.-Owiug 10 engagements elsewhere, Dr,
BEENHAEDT VIII he able TO remain here but
asnnri time CnlV. leha ~
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Admirably adapted TO the Organ OF
sight, and perfectly natural 10 the eye.
asfOrdins altogether the best artificial
help 20 the human vision ever Invented.
Sold only by the Professor OF optics
and BpeeERcie Manufaeturer
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THE TURF.

DEXrER Va. ETHAN ALLEN AND RUNNING NATE.
j. FASHION COURSE FRIDAY. JUNE 81.
50 mile heats, three b. Doblo's
br Dexter. IN harness. D. Mace's Ethan Allen and
running mate.
This will be q race OF immense interest Time
expected better than the record at present Ethan
his mate the thoroughbred Charlotte r. recently
third heat 2m 1884, after having made the second
In 2ls The start will be at O'Clock n precisely
slip every half hour: from Thirty fourth
every miuutss Also from Tenth street, Twenty
kinetysecond The trains
from Hunters Point IT 1880 2:30 besides special
train 80 r. n. Special police arrangements, and good
order secured. JOHN SIMMONS Proprietor.
EAsHION COURsE-TROTTING- NG-TUEsDAY, JUNE
l8 at p. NJ, purse and stake Of $500 mile heats
in 70 wagons B. Maces b. Panic, Dongrey's b. IN.
Fearless, ID. Phfers b. m. Lucy, ]. Loyetts br q.
Patchen Jr. j. SIMMONS, Proprietor
T,RoT ON THE UNION HALF NILE TRACK SEVEN
J. ty-second street and Boomingdae road, Monday,
June IL O'Clock r. n. Match for 320 best three in five,
in harness. Thos Montgomery buckskn mare Lady
Harrington. DR.. Ogle names sorrel mare.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

EoR SALES.--FUTURE BAY HORSE. YEARS OLD,
kind and gentle, 1871 hands single double, minutes
z. II. CRAlGE, $50 Fulton street, Brookbn.
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4 MENDMENr TO THE FASHION COURSE RULES.
"A

POWER OF P0STPONEMENT.
In OF unfavorsble weather other unavoidable
the Proprietor shall have power postpone
future time all purses sweepstakes which he shall
have contributed giving notice thereof And dark
shall intervene during II shall be the duty OF
the Judges continue the until day, when it
shall be resumed and decided and all bets shall with the
race But In order oovAte the necessity for such con
a. good start can bs ksd when there reason
a6c amount Of scorng In matches the can only be
AAe 'As0' ~ A'n0As' 'IDf yohN sfNMoNs Proprietor
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H o. FARRELL STILL CONTfNuEs HIS GREAT
LIZ clearing Sale Of half million dollars worth
Of carpets aud Furniture regardess Of cost as ne
positively commence his building ooefore the bth OF
July. and offers chance buyers at HIS present
stores 267 269 and al Thirty street, and Aso and 4oo
Eighth avenue.