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The national Republican., 1867-05-22
SPE CIAL NoTIcnG

- - - Il ~ IL ~ - Il - I
ss- There will be Service for d .ar NJ utss
at Rev. DR.. Halls Epiphany Church, on THURSDAY
EVENING, asa instantly at ~ o'clock. Rev. Mr.
osllsndst, Of New Yort, viii preach there.
81 SEVENTH wARD-There win be a
Meeting Of the Conservative Voters Of the Seventh
Ward, al ISLAND HALL, on THURSDAY KvRNIEg,
asd instant, All o'clock, 10 nominate one Alderman
aud three Couneilmsn TO be voted for at the ensuing
June election.
my27.a CITIzgNs
81 SECOND WARD MEETING.-The
Democratic and Conservative CiuIsns Of the SECOND
WARD are requested to assemble At wooDwARD's g
HALL, on Pennsylyania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next,
22d Instant, at ~ o'clock, TO nominate q candidate
for Alderman and three candidates for the Common
Council, TO be elected on the nrst Monday Of June
next. DAN'L W. STEWARD,
ANDREW JACKSON,
THOMAS GRADY,
my22 Vigilance Committee, Second ward
The national Republican., 1867-05-22

The victory OF the Cretans over the Turks
- now conceded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-15
Good Garden Seeds.

II 0NG Smooth Parsnep
- Early Valentine Bunch Snaps
III Early Blood Turnep Beet, iai I'LL 'sAa WI
'assmoeth Long Blood Beet, i.a
Large Late Drumhead, Fiat Dutch, and Sugar
ID Loaf Cabbage.
Large York and Drsmhead or Ba,lersea Early
Cabbage,
Extra Early Russia Cucumber. -
London Long Green Cucumbert = -
Extra Long Green Turkey Cucumber. n.
hE Brown Dutch and White Cabbage Lettuce,
Green Ci,ron Melon, 1n -
large Red 0nion Seed,
ExtIu Early Kent May Peas,
Large White MaHowiat Peas,
Scarlet Turnep Radish,
White Bush Scollop Squash,
Early Bush Summer Cfookneck Squash.
Winter Crookneek squash, I'LL
Early Large Red Tomato,
Large Round Red Tomato, &c. &c., inst receiv.
ed fresh. genuine and reliable, the Cheap Store Of
JAMES WEBB, Jrsaa
March g. @ lIf8 vs.
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4. " II.kEs,

Engineer * Superintendent
November ~. 6J-5mI
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North Carolina Rail Road.
CHANGE OF TIME

On and sfsr sunday. Nov. -. 1865. Triu, will
run ln8nws;
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lNTELi.ICENCE OFFIrE.


THE subscribers hsve formed Copsdbri,hip IN.
Il der the firm Of Bragg s. Hrsii. fgt The purpose
Of supplying fmm Lsboisrs anal House Servants Il
ysr reasonable rales
They are prepared 10 make conitsei. ~ Pormets,
snd other. who hire lahotef, through ib,m. ard 10
toward Farm Hands 70 any fau 9Th. State. iuicrssr
ted ~ Rail Road and STRAIN boat communication.
They will al.o attend 10 lhr coIlettsa u accounts
The renting snd selling of Real Estate.
They are young beginners md hoIs 10 10 liherally
pairoslsei. snd promiss their undivided attention q
al who need their services.
They may he found for the prrssni Il W.. L. y.
enats sloie where they willbe glad 10 see parties
kssing business NTH ihsin.
They refer 10 Hon Thas. Bragg. 4. II. Heart II.
z. Ptfeud. and the leading Merchants and Bankers
q Raleigh.
II. BRAGG.
L. ID. IiEARTT.
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A BEAUTIFUL. While Kerosene 0ilin one ard
: Eve gallon Tin Cans, ii he
DRUG STORE.
A FINE and fall AssOrlmest Of Pockel Kni,ss,es
- seis.ors.slthe DRUG STORE.
DoaATHMs. II sir oils. colosnes. and Er,ne,.
l. fol the Handkerchief. 81 the
DRUG STORE.
pAZORS, Rs1sr Slrops ard shaving Bushes, \,
~ The DRUG STORE.
HAIR Brushes, PocGei. Round. Fire and Dte..
80 Ing Combs, . tie DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps, Shades, wicE.. Burn.r.nd
an Chimneys, stihe DRUG STORE.
ZAP. Letter, Bill. Note anil Legal fsptr- Nat.
- aud Letter Envelopes. - The
e DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Port NOME pocke, u.no
4 iandum Books. ni,he DRUG STORE.
A GREAT ,srieiy n Tooih and Nail IIru,L,, al
"A Toilet sosp. Honey sosp snd sha,ing atthe
DRUG STORE.
paint. Vanish, White. ws,b sd Bl.eIi,g
Bfsshss s,ihs DRUG STORE.
WALKING csaes, AZ the
" DRUG STORE.
IP you want sood smoke. otoths
kRUG STORE.
A FULL Line q Paints snd Dye stuff, stths
n DRUG STORE.
tyrHgATOs'ss sd other Itch Ointment. AZ n.
W DRUG STORE.
IyisH HoOks.shJ Lines, Marbles 6r. ar,hs
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipe, and stems some
"a very hns. 1.-THE DRUG STORE.
Y0U will find pretty LOT ~ Jsweiry. at,hs
DRUG STORE.
GBWiNG Msshine Oil, . superior srtiel. .si IN,
JNH DRUG STORE.
April IN. n
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sTRsGE. Bu TRUE.

SINNbE, BUT TKUE.
" Every yeuas lady and scnilsn.su in To- Tia.
Ted siaissrsn hear suurshnF ,,r, uusl 10 n 81, "a
vantage " rsiUfn mall free ofrhsrss) hy adde's.
pg the undersigned. Those having Hers Of tsits
humbussel siIl oblisr BY no, nolicias ,hs snd. AN
Others Will please sIdrs.. ihsit oLsJisnl ,rrsh.. II
THOMAS y. CHAPMAN,
81 btasersy. NV Yus
Aptills. 33-ls
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DIED.,

In this city on Sunday tho 18th instant, Mira.
ANN B. MATTHEW'S, in the sixleth year OF hei
age ., NV 1ate ros,.
dence on Cary street, Sidney, THIS AFIEhNooN
at half past 3 o'clock
On Sunday morning, 18th instant at ten mInutss
mast S o'clock, of diphtheria, JAMES w. EDDlNo'
in the for. " seventh year OF his age;
The friends and acquaintances OF me lamly III
rasoectfully invited 10 attend MS fdnerdl q &c
ITuasday) MORNING at IL o CLOCK NJ. from slaLe
Methodist Episcopal church. without lur'ne'
iI Portsmouth, Va, and Lockhavsn, Pa, papers
please copy.
On Sunday morning, at o'clock. Oh AXLE
DIMMOCK CASKlE, infant son oil James a. anu
| His funeral viii take place To-pAf I, uesaay
at IL O'Clock, from the residence OF MS latnef' VI
| Grace street. ,..,o,u X
In this city, on Sunday night last Mrs Ehlh
! ANN GILLIAN widow Of the late Alex Gllllam
| in the fifty fourth year OF her age.
Her funeral ill take place at Mrs HmOKe. o, "
| Third street north of Leigh, THIS AFTERNU OI
A. o'clock. Friends of tas family ara invited u
attend.
On Sunday night at lo1 o'clock after , s inSer,h'
| illness Sergeant THEHp. G. Baptist, OF III
| Civ Police in the iftieth year Of his age:
| IFS fnneral " III take place THIS AFfEGNOo;
| at o'clock at the First BAPTIST church. frleuu
| and acuuaintances are invited to attend
On Monday, 2d instant, after q short illness,
the residence of Or. Joel watkins. CharlotI
| comfy. Mrs. BETSY W. WATKINS, widow 9
Dr Joseph Watkins, OF Ben Lomond Goochlan
| county, In her seventy ninth year.
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''There will be many tears shsd might in s'Sa y
This was the exclamation Of Russian
citizen of Sitlla on the day Of the transfer
of authority and possession of that country
from Russia to the United States. IhoSe
silent tokens Of grief at losing the protec-
ton of the so-called most despotic govern
ment in the world, and being exalted to
citizenship of the "greatest nation in Gre
ation," must have given offence to the
worshippers of the latter Government.
Those tears provoked anger rather than
pity in their minds. How could people
be so stolid and debdsed as to prefer the
Government of the Gar Of Russia to the
refined, gentle, humane, and equitable
Government at Washington? A Govern
ment whose yoke is easy and garlanded
with flowers, so that all are delighted who
wear it; feeling not its weight, and only
knowing it by its beauty and bcnignity
THAD. STEVENS should Immediately bring
in bill to confiscate and distranchiSe all
those who "shed tears -" in Sitka
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nation Of the Federal Executive, by acts
OF Congress, and by the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States Known
as the 18th article also, to report WnaU
steps are necessary and proper to enable
the citizens Of the State to obtain com
pensation for the slaves so taken from
them.
Tho condition Of our Kentucky friends
IN tbis matter is unfortunate. Held they
the negroes still in bondage, and were
they in treaty with the northern people for
their liberation, they might secure con-
sidcration for giving them up. But
the slaves are free, andparley about CON-
pcnsation comes afterwards. The north
ern man has it all his own way. He is
not much given to paying for milk that is
spilled, even when it is he who kicks over
the pail. Especially will it be difficult te
induce him to settle in this case, as oul
Kentucky friends have no power to CO.
cree payment. 1t is more than probable
they arc wasting time in their proceedings
on the subject. Already one OF the mos
wiley gray heads of the northern pres:
has suggested that Kentucky is very fac
tious and rebellious, and that she has lit
tie reason to hope for compensation in he'
present frame Of mind. Bah! what stuff
How much more creditable would it be tt
these people to avow the robbery, ano
swear, as they have the power, never tt
make restitution. That would be true
Any other subterfuge is hypocrisy-an ag
gravation of injustice and fraud.
When our friends in Kentucky rcacl
the conclusion to which we have long agt
arrived, that for the past there is no re
medy and no hope, and abandoning every
thing behind them, turn their minds ant
their efforts entirely to the future, they
will feel better.
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Oh! Rare Convention.

The happy Radicals who have gotten
into positions. they never could have
reached but through the CONFUSION, which
has thrown them rpon the surface, are de-
termined to look into everything while
they may. See the resolutions they
introduce, embracing every branch Of
legislation: subjects with which they
have no more to do than have the
kangaroos of Australia. See the rich
turn they gave their resolutions-WIL-
LIAMsoN's, for instance-in which "Repub-
lican Government" "holy wedlock," and
"sutlrage" "manhood We suppose)
are so happily grouped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17
The State IntereS t.


We do not know what could have prompt
ed the Representative from Portsmouth,
we believe (Mr. CLEMENTS, to introduce
resolution expressing apprehension that
there would not be money enough IN the
treasury to pay the interest on the State
debt, and proposing to defer the payment
Of the interest until it is certain that it can
be paid without conflicting with the ability
Of the State to meet its current expenses.
II NAV be mere selfish impulse Of the
Radicals to take precautionary measures
| to be sure Of eight dollars per diem to the
boarders Of the Maison DorGe, and, further
more. to make the assurance good for a
long session Of legislation on general sub
iects; but it may be well suspected that
the resolution is offered in the interest OF
the bears, to reduce the value Of State
stock.
When it was announced on authority OF
the Auditor and Treasurer Of the State,
with the concurrence Of General SCHo-
FIELD, that the State interest due on the
lst of January could and would be paid
without interfering with the current ex-
penses of the Government, including the
per diem Of this rare Convention, the pub
lie rested satisfied that this would be done,
and we see nothing in the resolutions OF
the member from Portsmouth to change
this conviction. 1t will be time enough
when the proper officers and the COM
mandcr of this district issue a statement
showing the necessity Of suspending the
payment Of the interest on the public
debt to doubt the ability Of the State to
pay it.
This movement is of a piece with the
general policy of Radicalism. No ray of
light to elevate the credit of the State, or
cheer up industry and commerce, but some
scallawag of Radicalism comes with pail
and shuts it out. Nothing satisfies them
but general anarchy and ruin-the only
condition Of society in which they can be
at the top Of public etfairs and have their
hands in the excheQuer.
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Compensation for Slaves.

Inc people of Kentucky propose to
s,, Sn themselves of the advantage of their
- Al never having been out of the
n, .lo" 70 demand pay for their slaves line
'a'so by the Federal Government for ~
.luSec inc Senate of the Legislature %
that State has passed a reso}r,;on ,o "
vote Of twenty-five to six nror;a; ~ :"
the appointment Of committee os s iOl
from the Senate and Ave from the House
with instructions to report the assessed
value Of slaves taken from the citizens Of
that State By the operation Of the procla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

THE INTEREST on THE STATE DEBT, we
are authorized to say, will certainly be paid
on the LIST of January, and all demands
against the State will be paid as they ma
turc so long as General ScHoFIELD and the
State officers are continued in their pre-
sent positions.
The Second Auditor mailed on Saturday
last to Barring BROTHERS s Co., LONDON
sterling bills for the full amount OF interest,"
pavable in London in January on the VIZ
cinia State debt.
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MARRIED..

Att St James church, Richmond Va, on the i.in
instant by Rev Joshua pe'erkiq MI r. yoangss
danpbier Of Colonel Robert B. Corbin, OF Caroline
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy
IN tho 10Th instant ut o'clock P. n, at the re-
sydsnca of the brides father, by Rev; DR. BnI'
rows, WILLIAM E; JOHNSON OF indiddnaPG6i,. rs,
81 80 g 80, nroi n Enjce OF this city. No cards.
u relawars Courier and New York papers pleas
copy. wa
At the residence OF the BRIDES o.her' on "e so
Jetsr. Mr.. WILLIAM l.. KIMB COUGH and htsf
tMEi ia t. WkAY; both Of this city. NO caras
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

Elements Of Physical Geography, togethe,
aoith Treatise on the Physical Phenomena
Of the United States. Illustrated. By
JOIN BRoCKLEsBY, A. NJ, Professor OF
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
Trinity College, Hartford, sc. Phila-
delphia: E. Fl. BUTLER & Co.
This is the fifth book Of the series of
MlrcHELL's school biographies. 1t is an
exceedingly valuable school-book. The
illustrations are very finely adapted to the
work, which is we'll designed for the i'm
parting Of knowledge to the young pupil.
Indeed, it cannot fail to excite q very
great interest in the youthful mind.
For sale by GEORGE l.. BlDGooD.
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VIRGINIA NTRAL LAND
Y AGENCY AND DOMESTIC INMlGRATI0S
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, BlCR-
MOND, va have very recently perfected "r tne
scale business that will henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
supply of white labor. male and female, and ten
ants far "a they can possibly be obtained, from
the States and cities o. the North: .,. -,
My partner Colonel Z. }. rage, ID IN charge OF
In Philadelphia and Baltimore have associates
Of the highest respectful iity and respons0 iltty.
ard for the sale OF lands and mines IN North
Carolina | associated with d. w. COURTS,
Ess., of Reidsvlle, for many years State Treasurer
of North Carolina.
lands are not surpassed in the South. In regard
to mines of all kinds, have made contracts with
parties In the cities north OF this who make that
branch Of the business specially Doth Ia this
country and Europe, securing to me the widest
possible field Of operations and in this city !
have the aid and services OF taat aeeomphsah t
for the prompt analysis OF ell In nera Is that
may be sent to me, thus determining the value Of
mines before they are offered for sale.
TIE WHITE LABOR
branch Of the business will be under the manage.
ment Of thoroughly competent gentlemen. Till
further notice Is given, efforts will be directed
to supplying this city with factory hands, porters,
and domestics male and female. These will be
mainly German and Irish. The most ample and
satisfactory arrangements have been made for
their cheap transportation from New York and
Philadelphia to this city. By tho Let OF Januars:I
hope TO be able to supply farm hands and small
tenants.
Parties in want of white labor Of either sex are
req uested to communicate their wants in writing,
that may forward til em to the supply Oil ces In
New York and Philadelphia
TERMS: Fer selling lands, five per cent. COM
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
whatever unless sale is effected. For mines an
additional contingent fee, the subject Of contract
In each case and payable out of proceeds Of sale.
For laborera; fee OF IS for each one supplied by
n ~ a
ard when the lsborer Is unable TO pay bis or her
passage to this city advance il Sifrom Phila-
delphia and SO from New York-to be repaid 10 me
by the employer when 40 receives the laborer, as
much advanced on the contract for wages.
Further particular furnished Cd application:
J. D. lMBuDEN,
no s0-dT&F-w3m Post Office box 2!0.
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sB THE OLD FLAG STILL WAVES
LEVY BROTHERS

AND
LEVY BROTHERS
continue to ofsr GREAT BARGAINS to the pub
lie. The facilities they have for purchasing their
Goods and the immense business that they are
doing enable them to sell cheaper than any other
house In the city. It should be borne 10 mind
that this establishment continues to carry on
business established nearly
FIFTY YEARS AGO,
and have always had the reputation OF sELLlNd
CHEAP. They offer to-day
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons al 81 ~ E''
and l5c.
Calicoes at 81, TO- and l21c.
Delaines at 12s and 2oc.
The best colorsd Alapcas at 5oc., worth 7'c
InnIn,s French Merinos at 9oc and 81, worth fl.?s
and $3.50;
White Flannel, all wool, at 25c, worth Sic;
White Flannel, all wool, full yard wide, at soc..
worth 75c.
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled FIannsl at &c.,
worth Soc.
| Canton Flannel at l5c.
Heavy Domestic Ginghams at l63c.
Mohair Dress Goods at l2lc.. worth ?oc. /; at ae.,
| worth soc.
satinets at 30 SO, 80, and &c., very cheap goods;
| Cassimeres at fl, worth $3.50;
Mohair Striped skirtng at 25c., worth 75c. per
| yard;
let GaIoon Trimming at &c, worth Soc.
Wove Striped Flannel for skirts, shirts, or
dresses, warranted all wool, at SEQ, would be
cheap at double the money;
Table Cloths at 75c.
Table Dama-k at SOC per yard, sold before the war
a. 75c.;
scarfs or Comforts for children at loc., not the
value Of the wool that is In them;
Linen Napkins at 81 25 per dozen, worth 81
Sets OF Bogwood Jewe!ry at Soc. worth 81;
Check Muslin at 1913 and zoe. worth 20 and 2Sc';
Misses Balmoral Skirts at 75c., worth *l.so;
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts at sl75
A large lot OF Cloak Buttons at lOc. per dozen,
some of which are worth Soc;
Fleecs lined Cotton Gloves at l2!c., worth Csc;
Fleecs- lined SILK Gloves at soc, would be cheap
at 50c.;
A large stock Of Bonnet Ribbons at 4oc. per yard,
worth 75c.;
Cloth for Cloaks at 81. so per yard, worth S3sop
yard
Huckaback Towels al $3.50 per dozen, worth $3.50;
Embroidered Handkerchleis at &c.. worth 81;
Ladies' Hoods at Soc, worth IL;
Velvet Ribbons, Plain Black Black with White
Edges-and all colors-at greatly reduced
prices;
w
levard Skirts Of all kinds;
Cloak Cloths and Trimmings;
Jet and Steel Nail Heads;
Under Garments for men, women, boys, and girls;
Veil Berages;
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
Russia Crash Russia Diaper;
Table Cloths; Napkins;
Shawls OF every description
Real Lambs Wool Hose at CSC, worth Soc.
Merino Hose for children, all sizes, At soc. worth
&c.;
A full assortment OF White Goods, Flannels,
Bed Blankets, Shawls, Handkerchief, Hosiery,
and everything else that should be kept in first
class dry goods establishment. which we offer TO
the public, assuring them that we have every ar
ticle in the house at the prices they are adver-
tised at and that the goods now in store are much
below the regular prices. -
LEVY BROTHERS,
ls47 Main street, few doors above the Old Market
opposite side. de$
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Snea0l Notices.

eg BUMGARDNEg's OLD RYE wHss-
KEY.-we take occasion 10 call to the notice of
these who desir, P IRE and UNADULTERATgD
Virginia mountain BYE WBT3KEY-a whisky
that's as healthy and inylgorating TO the system
as the taste Ard smell is agreeable and pleasuabe
10 the serses. This lisa portion OF lot OF whis.
key ~s nave held over to mature and ripen and
II such article BIO wanted, we defy objection 10
Its age or quality. J. z. LlPSCOMB CO.,
de 13-tDT Sole Agents for the sams
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L Richmond Gymnasium are hereby informed
that the s. cond install ent of their shares fell due
on the 10th Of December. They will greatly lessen
the labor and will win the thanks OF thu EXecu:
tive Committee and Of the Treasurer II they Will
call at the store OF Walter D. b air, Esq, corner
Ninth and Main Streets and pay Us 10 MIR. Thomas
H. Bin!CTd, who has the books. The building Is
nearly completed, and a large payment Is due as
soon as it is finished.
The Executive Committee will meet at schotts
corner NTH and Eank streets, Wednesday
eyening at 8 o'clock ROBERT STILES,
de l7lt President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

DR.. BAYEE AND THE DIsFRANCHISED.-
DR.. BATNE yesterday introduced into the
Convention resolution proposing to re-
fund the taxes paid by "disfranchised per
sons This is amazing. What is the mat
ter with the Doctor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

Seg A COUGH, C0LD OR A SORE
THROAT, requires Immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed TO continue, irri-
tation OF the lungs permanent throat disease.
or consumption, is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TE0CHgs,
having direct influence 10 the parts give tmme-
diats relief.
For bronchitis. asth ma, catarrh, consumpttve and
throat diseases, TROCHES are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
and do not take any OF the worthless limitations
tina. may be offered.
Sold everywhere. &C 2o-eodlm
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!, M Mrs: Pollard, wife of the author of
:, me Lost Cause" makes her debut on the
Tmiamatlc stage in Baltimore on next
~, uSesaay evening" Wilmington CONNER
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Holiday Goods


raKISTMAS PRESENTS.
v GgogGsL. BIDs0oD, BOOKSELLER
1918 MAIN STREET,
h. onened for the Christmas and ne" lear u"1'
a beautiful assortment OF
PPiRya iYsssa BOOKS,
h + az RaGiD GIFT BOOKS, M povrs
Splendid editions OF sTANDAhD rohi''
cHiiIIllp pisthNisss BOOKS, from the toy to the
superblv illustrated style;
WORK BOXES.
WHITING DESKS,
P pSsPf and T a.NDKERCHIEF BOXES,
S0tD. MOUNTED RUBBGe GOODS,
paoTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC, ETC.
Ide l7-stl -
rHRIsTMAs GOODS.
~ ALEX ANDER wERsT.
No. l4ls MAIN STREET,
has a large stock Of
CoNFECTIoNERIEs FRUITS, CANDLES AND
CAKES, OF his own manufacture.
FANCY GOODS for holiday presents.
1.roe and beautiful assortment OF To1
GOODS, of every variety, fer boys and girls
FIREWORKS,
NRE-CRACEEHs,
ToRPgD0gS, &c,
of the best and mort brilliant klno.
All for sale at lowest prices de"
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Amo9ISe72ae 2ltS.

CHRISTMAS FAIR FOR ORPHANS.
" The ladies' Of st. Paups Church Sewing So
cietv will hold a FAIR and RESTAURANT for the
BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS OF THE CHURCH
HOIIE, to open THIS EVENING (Tuesdayl the
18th December, at o'clock, in Stearns's building,
opposite tn o post-olice. del7-lw
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OF THE FALL CAM
~ PAiGAi
PREPARE FOE COLD WEATHER

avail myself Of this medium to call the especial
attention OF my numerous friends and ths public
70 the largest and most complete assortment Of
Boys, Youths, and Gentlemen's CLOTHING
have ever offered. Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, Drawers, Silk and Bingham Um-
brsllas, and very large assortment OF HATS,
embracing all the latest stylss. Ny stock Is per-
feet; style and tt guaranteed, and every taste
grstihed. NJ. w. ROSE,
No. 32s. corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.