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ne SEAsoNABLE sUGGEsTIONs.-w Winter

nE SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS.-Winte
In this climate is . trying season. Its unsteady
temperature greatly aggrsvates dyspepsia, ana
acts very unfavorably upon that sensitive organ,
the liver. The alienation OF frosts ana ina"
keeps the pores OF the body continually opening
and contracting and the result is condition OF the
system favorable to the action Of the atmospheric
yiru. which produces intermittent fevers. Hence
a protective medicine like H0STETTERS sTo-
MACH BITTERs is especially needed in the win
ter months. The effect Of this great coSsTiTV-
rIoSAL INvIaoRANr in rendering even the Fee
blest frame impervious to all malarious influences
is grand fact demonstrated by the uniform expe-
rience OF a quarter OF century. As stomachic'
an anti. bilious medicine, aud q preventive And
cure Of fever and agus 1t Is the ONE THING NEED
Full, which none who value the preservation oi
health can afford to do without
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take the right dnttdote q
the rfott time Thousands who are now sunerng
from the early twinges Of liver complaint and d!s'
pepsia will be PROSTATE on sick-beds month
hence II they do not arrest the mischief at once
Nothing is more easy. course Of the purest and
best vegetable tonic and Alternative known In mo
dern pharmacy-HOSTETTBR' STOMACH BIT
TERS-will restore the digestive organs to thei
full vigor, and bring the disordered liver into I
condition OF perfect health, as certainly ~ sun
shine disspates tho morning vApors. Fever Ant
ague, too, Is ct once broken up by this powerful
.ntidote 10 all ma.maic diseases. Strengthen th'
system with the BITTERS, and You may defy al
the complaints which prevail at this inclemen
sea.op jas-eod2w
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FROM MANCHESTER.

I.O.O.F Lodge, No. los,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing six months: Z. J. Mann, N. G.;
A. Knon, v. G.; J. B. Walden, secretary
G.. Burnett, treasurer; r. Il. Beasley,
chaplain. N. G. Appointments JAIME
A. Gentry, R. S. s.; H. II. Wrenn, L. S.
s.; L. r. Chiles, c.; W. J. Jones. W.;
James W. Craig, r. s.; A. B. Smith, l..
S.; G. Blankenship, J. G.; J. B. Tibbs,
o. G. V. G. Appointments: J. S. Rye,
r. s.; r. E. Bradshaw, L. S. This Lodge
meets every Monday night, and is in most
iourishing condition, limitations taking
place at nearly every meeting. We wish
them all success in their laudable under
taking.
DELEGATES CHosEN.-At called meet
ing of the Alert Baseball Club, held on
Tuesday night, the following gentlemen
were selected to represent that body In the
State Convention, which meets in Rich
mond February 4th: J. Bruce Fitzgerald
Alexander Easton, and James A. Gentry
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An UNJUST AssERTIoN.-General Ros-
ser, in the course of his remarks at the
Broad street Methodist Church on Monday
evening, made allusion to the expenses in
Cured by the Stuart Monumental Associa-
ton, and said, "You know the newspapers
charge for publishing this thing to the
world" The General, unwillingly, we
are sure, did us and our city contemporaries
injustice by this remark, and we hope he
will satisfy himself of the fact before he
repeats it, in this city especially. The
press of Richmond can certainly not be
complained of by any memorial or monu,
mental association, for they have from the
beginning evinced most liberal and pa
triotic spirit in their behalf. We have yet
to hear of charges made for their publica-
tions by any journal in this city.
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Who IS HE?-A letter from Richmond
to the Charlottesville Chronicle says:
81 went to the Dispatch office (Which, by
the way, is the best paper published in the
South, always excepting our own Chroni-
cle.) and it did me good to see the busi-
ness-lile way everything is done in that
establishment. There is no fuss-no over
doing but a cool, quick way, which it
will pay one to come and see.
"The Local and myself scraped up a
sort of acquaintance, though he don't
know my name, and l haven't the least
idea of his. He is all right, and hope his
shadow may never grow less"
Come and see us. We would like to ex-
tend our scraped-up- -sort-of-acquaint-
ance" with man who has given evidence
in the above that he is good fellow and
gentleman Of excellent taste withal.
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Aithmond 4ispakl1.
Observation-Disclosures II, 1867.
AUCTION Sales THE Day.

REeyAULT AGO. will sell 1t 10 o'clock large
assortment OF household and Kitchen furni-
tnrs, . variety Of merchandise, and the bal.
ancs Of the articles not called for from the
sale Of the effects Of the National Express
Company.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son will sell at II o'clock,
ather house, on Fourth and Cary streets, all
the household and kitchen furniture of Mrs. Z.
A. Crouch
r. w. POWELL will sell at 10 o'clock the entire
stock Of fancy and staple dry goods OF J. ID:
Connell, on Broad street between Second and
Third.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS will continue the sale OF
books at their office this afternoon at O'Clock.
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BAZAAR FOR THE BENEFIT or THE HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL AssocIATIoE.-This Bazaar viii bs
opened on the Ith Of February, in Richmond, and
the co operation Of all friends In our State and else
where is especially asked. Donations OF all kinds
are solicited from merchants, manufacturers, and
farmers, and from the ladies for the refreshme nj
department. 1t is desirable that contribution
should reach us week or ten days previous +; and
they should be marked distinctly, HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL BAZAAR" and sent to the care o
BRCKHAM i CO., Agricultural Warehouse, llo'
Cary street. Railroad and express companies are
respectfully asked to give rs transportation fol
our supplies
1t is hoped the children Of the South will re.
member to be represented at the CHILDREN
TABLE Contributions for this purpose are to bs
sent to 400 Main street, Richmond.
Our cause appeals to every generous heart, ana
we expect cordial support from all our friends.
Papers in the South are requested to copy.
Ia Ats
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SOCIETY OF DENTIsTs.-The dentists Of
this CITY on the 10Th instant formed an asso-
citation for the advancement of their pro-
fession, under the title of "The Virginia
Dental Society,"" The following gentle.
men were elected officers Of the society
John 9. Wsyt, president; Z. y. Aud.
son, vice-president; W. Leigh Burton,
secretary; and J. Edward Chase, treasu-
rer.
Esecitiue Committee. = Messrs. W. B.
Peasants, G.. B. Steel, and John Mahony.
The society adjourned to meet at DR..
Steers Office OF the 29th instant.
The bylaws of this society indicate q
iudcious policy for the preservation Of the
efficiency, skill, and good standing of the
profe ssion
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HrsrIyGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-WED Ed
SEspAy MoRNISG.-William J. Somervilie,
charged with resisting deputy constable
in the discharge OF his duty, was found not
guilty and discharged.
James C. Smith, charged with receiving
stolen goods, knowing them to have been
stolen, was found not guilty and dis
charged.
In the second case against James I.
Smith, charged with receiving stolen goods,
knowing the same to have been stolen, a
noNe prosequi was entered, and the accused
was discharged.
R. Sheay, W. D. Walden, NJ: Giblin,
Thomas Mogle, P. Mcnamara, j. }. Roach,
George Matthews, and W. c. Johnson,
charged with selling ardent spirits without
license, were discharged.
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THE SOUTHERN ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The
operations of this Association have COM
menced at the office formerly occupied by
Messrs. C. W. Purcell s. Co., and on yes
terday number of our prominent citizens
took shares. Among them was an eminent
divine of this city, who took a number,
and declared his intention Of returning the
Davis mansion to the orphans, should ne
be so lucky as to draw it. We do not give
hisehame in order to give our readers an
opportunity to dipine who it is. de mas set
a good example, and we hope everybody
will follow it,.
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SALE OF STRATFORD TO THE SOUTHERN
ORPHAN ASSOCIATION. - The Stratford
House, in Westmoreland county, Va, with
2, 500 acres of land, the colonial homestead
of the Lee family and the birthplace OF
General Robert Z. Lee, has been recently
purchased by the Southern Orphan Asso-
citation through Mr.. W. B. Robins, real es-
tate agent, of this city. The property. Is
offered in three prizes by the Association
in a gift scheme comprising the sale OF
500 900 tickets at one dollar each, and the
distribution of 1904 prizes, none Of which
of less value than Sl00. See our adyer'
tising columns for further particulars.
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GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
This body will hold its next quarterly ses-
sion in the city of Portsmouth on Wednes-
day the 23d instant. There is tiourishing
Division in operation there, and we have
no doubt the representatives who attend
this session will have cause to remember
the brothers Of our sister city. There will
be quite respectable representation from
Richmond, as there are four divisions in
active operation, and among them some
thirty Ave or forty members who are en-
titled to seats in the Grand Division.
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RENTAL OF THE NATIONAL EXPRESS Or
rrcE.-Messrs. Regnault & Co. on yester-
day rented the ground floor and two base
ment floors of the building formerly occu-
pied by the National Express Company,
ON the south side of Main street between
Tenth and Eleventh, for 81 $50 per annum.
The house fronts % feet, with depth OF
$50 feet. Renters, Messrs. Paine & Co.,
oucfiopeers
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
sIDING-WEDNEsDAY MoRNING.-The con-
tinued case of George Saunders, Jim "a,
gan, and Gabriel Allen, negroes, charged
with entering the house of Mr.. John KEEP
Ter and stealing several pieces OF bacon
and lot of whisky, was called up. ia
briel Allen having produced evidence 10
prove an abb, was discharged, and the
other two were sent on to be examined ior
felony.
Jane Saunders, mulatto, was sent on for
receiving the goods, and bailed for her ap'
pearance.
Edward F. Vinton, Yankee corporal
charged with creating disturbance IL
Zetelle's saloon, and drawing pistol on
Mr.. Perkins. the clerk, was committed II
default Of surety.
Walter Farmer, an impudent negro
was arraigned to answer the charge ol
striking a small white boy on the street
Policeman No. GO testified that when he
went to arrest the negro he asked him II
he struck that boy, and he answered him,
eyes, | did, and I'll strike him again
| fought for my rights, and Pll be ID l!
don't mean to have en-" sc.
The negro's conduct before the Mayor
was impudent in the extreme, and he
had to be sent to Jail to be tanned little.
Thomas J. Mcdonald, dishonorably dis
charged Yankee, charged with being a
vagrant, without visible means OF support,
was enlisted for the chan-sa
Mollie Green, negress, was arraigned ior
stealing seven dollars from Mrs. julia
Wasserman The case was continued IL
the absence Of witnesses.
Henry Buchanan, Albert Gallatin, Dan
iel Ridener, and Peter Thompson, negroes
were arraigned for lighting in the house o
Peter Thompson. 1t appeared that fetel
was more sinned against than SHINING; 81
he was discharged. The other three were
sent to Jail in defau of security.
Edward Scott and James Jackson
charged with trespassing upon the premises
of Henry r. kroney, were committed t
give surety that they would not repea
their offence.
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ENTERTAISMENT.- members of
Springfield Division, No. l67, Sons of Tenn
perance, propose giving supper, to which
will be invited all the lady friends, wives,
and daughters of the members of the Divi-
sion. An excellent selection has been
made for the committee OF arrangements,
and from the past we judge that this Will
be pleasant affair. We know that the
members of "Old Springfield :" never do
things by halves; and we are satisfied that
this effort to express the appreciation by
the Division of the labors Of the ladies in
their behalf will be all that could be ex-
pected.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A negro named An
drew Jackson sat down in the side door OF
Bosher & Woody auction store, just above
the corner of Main and Fifteenth streets,
and died in few moments. He said no.
thing to any one, but died without visible
effort or compulsion. He was bright mu-
latto, aged about forty or forty-five years.
Coroner Little examined the body and
deemed no inquest necessary.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR AND As
socIATyoS.-The ladies of the Hollywood
Memorial Bazaar are requested to meet
in the lecturc-room of the First Presbyte-
rian church to-day at o'clock. Immedi.
ately after their meeting the officers and
managers of the Hollywood Memorial As.
sociation are requested to meet at the
same place.
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LARGE NUMBER OF CHECKS STOLEN OR
DrsTRoYEp.-It will be seen from an ad.
vertisement in another column that very
large number of checks received on de-
nosit at the National Exchange Bank on
the 18th instant have mysteriously disap'
nesred. AS payment Of them has been
stopped, there can be no loss to the bank
No blame is attached to any one in the
honH
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OssrREpERous. = William Reith and
lanes II. Burruss, Yankee soldiers, be-
coming imbued with the spirit of conten-
tion, kicked up an extensive "rumpus "
in the Second Ward yesterday afternoon.
but their "girations !" were soon interfered
with by the police, who Gagged them both.
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RETURN YOUR BoNDs.-Holders Of the
interest funded bonds of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Company will find Q notice
from the treasurer in another column IN re-
gard to returning the bonds to his ofiice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xs- MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
The Faculty OF this institution will proceed At
their next regular meeting, on tho I'd Of PBBRU-
AIRY, to elect SEVEN LECTURERS on the differ
ent branches Of medical science, who will con.
stituie Summer school Of medical instruction,
attached to the College, under the supervision Of
the Dean and Faculty.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of occupying the different
lsetureships invited to present their applics.
tons to the undersigned on or before the lst day OF
February. L. 9. JOYNES, II. D.,
Ia le-as~ Dean OF the Faculty.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson sold on yesterday the
neat framed tenement on Foushee, between
Broad and Grace streets, for SSl5. Pur-
chaser, Cornelius Mcnamara. They also
sold the store and dwelling on the west
line of st. Stephens, between Federal and
st. Couts streets, for 1865. Purchaser, d.
w Willp
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AN EDUCATIONAL MEETING will be held
in the Baptist church, Manchester, to-
night, at which several interesting ad-
dresses will be delivered. 1t is designed
to promote the cause Of free instruction
in the town.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-JUDGEs
MoNcuRE, RIvEs, AND JoYNEs PRESENT
In this court yesterday decision was rem
dered affirming the judgment of the Cir
cult Court of Essex in the case of FAINT vs.
Miller, from which an appeal was made by
the plaintiff.
In the case of Tibbs Us. Duval and
others, Nr. William C. Green continued
the argument for the appellants, and the
case was laid over until to-day.
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WHOSE WArCH?-A negro named Charles
Freeman was arrested on Broad street yes
terday while trying to trade off watch,
for which he could give no satisfactory &C
count. It is supposed to have been stolen.
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CLOTHES -THIEP.-John Henry Jackson,
negro, was arrested yesterday for stealing
a lot of clothing from Helen Winston and
Tilly Washington, negroes.
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House. SIaN.-In the lower part OF the
city there is drinkiDg-hou WIN the
following sign hanging In 'front.' Of n'
/" Presidents Policy. Whisky ~ cents
Porter, Ale, .&e," gSgl 10y w ~
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND SPoRTsMAN.-
Joseph Mowbrey, long and well known
among the sporting fraternity Of Richmond,
disd q Philsdslphis . fsw days sinss'
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DIFFICULT AND INTERESTING SURGICAL
OPERATION YESTERDAY morning, DR.. Hun
ter Mcguire, assisted by Drs. Logan and
White, professors in the College, and DR..
Geo. Ross, city practitioner, performed at
our Medical College the lateral operation
of "lithodomy," or extraction of stone
from the bladder, upon negro male child,
aged about eleven years. This is one OF
the most difficult and interesting operations
in surgery, and it requires skilful and we'll
practiced surgeons for its successful per-
formance. The operation of which we
speak was performed by DR.. Mcguire and
his assistants speedily, skilfully, and sue
cessfully. DR.. Mcguire yielded his knife
most gracefully, and in few minutes time
after he made his first incision he produced
the stone, about the size of a partridge egg,
which had so long been a cause of agony
to the child, and which would have brought
him to an early grave. The students of the
college attended the operation, and the
hearty round of applause given the opera
tors after they had finished their work was
good evidence of its success. 1t is said
that "the penis mightier than the sword" +"
Might it not be said also that the sur.
geon's knife is mightier than the sword
The former kills, but never cures; the lat.
ter can kill, and most always cures.
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THOMAS l.. ROk6gR,
Msnaging Director Southern Orphsn
a ie-A Association, Kichmord, We.

CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSE-FUR-
~ sasaL sIsas Lasas DDrSs II; . s
GOODS, such As Plate WnpsD, Cosss snS Tea
Urns, Coffee Biggins. Cofee 0rsquss, SoList ns.
and Goal Hods-vsryshspds0rls.
Ilsc' iiNCY 066ps IN great variety. :ssn =
non Sos'a'' V'''' ssiisch 81 Ssi iae ctss7f Sii aif
dsS corner HiGhth and Main. No. fSs.
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THE NEW Masonic HALL.-The fine
rooms in the third story Of the new build
ing recently erected by the city, On Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth, having
been leased by the Masonic fraternity, the
new hall will be dedicated this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, and warmed" few hours
afterwards. The ceremonies Of dedication
will be performed by St. Johns Lodge, No.
SO, the oldest of the three lodges which are
hereafter to meet In the new hall, namely
Dove Lodge, No. 81 Lodge Francaise, No.
Sc: and the aforementioned. The swarm
ing" will be done by Lafayette Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 43 in the presence OF which
body, according to the advertisement In
another column, the venerable DIR. John
Dove is previously to deliver an address.
The presiding officer Of the dedicating
Lodge is Mr.. J. E. Goode, and of the Chap
ter, Rev. George Jacobs. We suppose
that the ceremonies of dedication VIII De
interesting and impressive, and those IN
the Chapter of still more attractive ma
ture for besides that DR.. Dove is so we'll
qualified to entertain and instruct the craft,
there is shrewd suspicion among us out
sidcrs (why don't the Masons invite the
/" locals" to their meetings p that some-
thing good to eat, such as oysters and tur-
keys, will probably be on hand on such an
occasion as the present.
The new hall is very excellent one,
having been arranged expressly for the
purposes for which it is to be used by
Messrs. Fleming s. Hopkins, the contrac-
tors for erecting the building. We con-
gratulate the craft upon this new evidence
of its prosperity and popularity.
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" TO THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
idle money in these flush times, tho
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANE AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
wouli say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
ofcs corner Twelfth and Main streets.
J. B. DAVIS, President.
JF. C. PcrTs, Secretary. ia
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rToyEs AND TINWARE.-The un

.TIVlN - ny u
- Ie,,ignrd viii, as usual, always keep on hand a
..rE of TINwARk and STOVES at his old
t.'. NJ q old numher) Main street, and at his
,, 80. .tcr. mkt t. the Dispatch Office.
'Tharkn.l for the liberal patronage extended 10
~. t. Tbr ps.t lac respectfully solicits n coutjnu-
- - ,f tbs same. promising, rs he has always
- 10 srl goods 81 the same quality as reason
1,., a. th.y can he bought IN the city
az. ,.,,ry ineTchsntS are particularly invited 10
>.-'.na'h hi, stock before purchasing elsewhere.
eN@FTrERING. kOOflNG, GAS FITTING, and
~ WM SEARS WOOD.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court held nc
session yesterday. 1t will meet at Ii
O'Clock this morning.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
"A TABLE DAMAsK, NAPKINS.
DOYLIES, TOwELING, PILLOW LINENS, LINEN
SHEETING,

SHEE
AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
would do well to call At No 9,3 Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, where may be fonnd a
full supply of the above goods, bought at tho late
New York auctions for cash at prices much lower
than th. same goods can generally be obtained.
Also, full supply Of
DRESS GOODS
Of all grades which we will sell much lower than
we have heretofore offered them. Also, for
PATTY DRESSES
A full assortment Of " hite and Colored Tarletans,
Plain and Figur-d swiss Muslin., Crepe Lisse-a
new article for parry dresses, two yards wide, at
81, very cheap.
KIDS, of Jouvin's make, Of every color; nice
White Kids At $l.2s; light colored, for ladies
and gentlemen, at u. SO.
ial CARDOZO. ALSOP FuUhQUREAN.
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kE CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN.-
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREBDAEa, for IN Q
use OF farmers and others, can be obtainss a. 'ns
Dispatch once. They win be forwarded py mn ne
). iii Iart. of tbs country at THREE DOLLARS
pRR HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
ten or more copies. A liberal discount to county
merchants. The money must bs sent with ms
order.
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ELANNELS.-We pay particular at
Il tenticn to this branch OF our business. and nov
offer White Flannels from 25c. to ~ 90 per yaru,
Ali. wool Red and Yellow Flannels from 36c. 10
75c per yard heavy Gray and Red Twilled Flan-
nels at s5c. per yard, worth 5oc Canton Flannels
i, Ia ~ LEVY BROTHERS.