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Clothing.

MONEY IS SCARCEi oyvv,,
Therefore, II you wish TO save both Iths "n'
MONEY, go at once to Ses MAIN stfeet'
and buy your
CLOTHING
Az FURNISHING coos
for Men and Boys wear m
WILL IRA SMITH CO.,
L. 10 1903 Main street.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, June s, 1867.
q n L. nIRfN

STATE OF VIRGINIA
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, June 8, 1867.
INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
i Inquiries are so often made at this office In re-
Iation TO the payment OF interest on The pubic
debt that IL Is deemed proper % make publication
In this form on the subject.
Under Tia act OF March I'd, 1888, all interest due
to January let 1867, may be funded, at the option
OF the owner, In the mode therein prescribed No
provision has yet been made for payment OF inte-
rest on certificates issued under that act.
The General Assembly, at its late Hestion, rro-
vided for paying first Of July next, and sem. an
nually thereafter, two per cent on account oil the
interest accruing since January LIST, 1857.
Where the stock Is registered, the interest VIII
be paid TO the owner or his order, aud the balance,
one per cent will stand 10 his credit on the books.
The interest on the Coupon 1--WE percent. ster-
ling Debt payable in London, will be paid there,
and funds have already been transmitted TO meet
the amount due Let Of July.
All 9th r coupons for interest, including those
heretofore payable in New ork, will be prese ut
ed for payment here. Two per cent IN money VIII
be- paid and new coupon given for the bal snce,
when the original will be surrendered and cam
celled.
The law also provides that parties who chose to
In the nature OF coupons for interest due hrst OF
January next. which are receivable In payment OF
taxes and public dues.
In the case Of coupons, they will be presen d
here, ana certificates for two per cent. and cou.
pOns for the residue one per cent, will be Issued
In lieu ofthem.
Where the stock Is registered, the order Of the
owner will te sufficient but The Bonds must IN
these cases, be presented, so that an endorsement
may be made upon them thai such certificates have
been issued. ASA RO6kkS.
je s-2tawtlJyl
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PHILADELPHIA AND RICB MON
i STEAM PACKET COMPANY. II aCSJ =
Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain SSv- ---TII,..
DER. Steamer ALEXANDRIA Cap EEzZ--sxSs
tain PLAT, composing this line, will leave pm
defphla every SATURDAY and Richmord e..
FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight will be received at any time ~ the GO
pany's shed. On the Dock.
Passage, Including meals and state room, SO
w. +. PORTRR, Agent
my 2o-ts Onice No. 2l25 on ths Doci
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OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
IL The CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIEL'S, No. Il MAIN sTREsr.
5000 yards BLEACHED TWILLsD COTTON
sHlRTiNGs, or for other family purposes,
1000 yards heavy BLBACHED (wfde) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one and . half yards wide,
only Csc.
1000 yards SUPERPlNE Sd PlLLow-CAsR COT.
TON, only acc. the yard
900 yards 81 and 1914 BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED sHKETlNGS at greatly reduced
prices!
5000 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard to cost;
1000 yards ali styles OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
just to suit .he times
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold of.
No. IL Main street,
fe9 nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel.
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DRY G00Ds.-The co-partnership Of STRAUS
STERN being dissolved, shall carry on the DEf
GOODS BUSINESS in the city OF Richmond on
INV own account, individually and will always
keep on hand and offer 10 the public, choice az.
sortnent of DRY GOODS, and all articles in that
line, at the store No. 1888 Main street.
10 ll-lawiw JOSEPH STRAUS.
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f. YOU WANT THE WORTH OF
IN yonr money. In MEMS. Hoyw nIDTp =,
CIsiLDknas SHOES. HSkRY ursSrfiHs r = ,S Hs
p'sss 70 accomplish you dSSiFs. M q
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| AVA ~ ~ SUMNER FASHIONS,
| PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
(opposite the post oficel.
Wa ora in receipt OF our full assortment Tor the
coming Sc ason, and shall open on
MONDAY, JUNE3, 1867,
,bo snast stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING ever Of
' fsred in Richmond, which we assure our
patrons and the public TO be
In all respects
CHOICE AND bESIRAB
We have selected from the largest stocks OF Cloth
ing on the american Continent, and
purchasing for CAsH-ths
potent purchaser OF
the age
think we can sell TO the best possible advantage
TO TIE PURCHASER OF GOODS,
and hence ask particular attention to our
FULL LINE OF SUMMER GARMENTS,
which we are determined TO
SELL AT LOW EST Pr &c ES,
preferrlpg the nimble siXpsncs to the SLOW
shilling.
We are happy to say to our customers we can now
answer, to its full extent, the
unprecedented de-
msnd for
OUR UNIQUE AND ELEGANT LINEN SUITS.
JOHN s. DEVLIN,
Ia l1-fisao HENRY T. MILLER.
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NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
the present week, an entirely NEW STOCK OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS, direct from New York,
where they have bee selected In person expressly
for this market. We call especial attention TO our
complete assortment OF
jOUyIN'S AND PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising all numbers and shades. Buyers can
give us a call with the full assurance that they
will be suited.
Also, NEW DRESS GOODs-such as
JACONETS. ORGANp DIES, LAWNS,
JACONET ROBES. GRENADINES, and BERAGES.
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED LENOS at CSC.
Also, a full assortment of
DUMESTICS, WHITE GOODS,
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &c,
to which we invite the attention Of our customers
and the pub lie
CARD0ZO, ALS0P & FOURQUREAN,
No. 9l3 Broad street,
ia lO-2m between Ninth and Tenth.
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r OOK! LOOK LOOK

/ am now receiving from the New York auctions
a large and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
which am selling at astonishing low figures,
such as Striped and Figured Mozambiques, 10 20
ured Grenadines, 30 and iSc. Pineapple Cloth,
very cheap; Plain and Figured French Cambries;
White and Coored Marsellies Calicoes, l2ac and
npwsrds Bleach Cotton, Toe. and upwards Beau
tiful Shawls, 81 80, ST. and 80 So White ard Black
Bugle Trimming, Lace Collars PAIN Lear rams,
Socks Soc, worth 75c !; Linen Bosom Shirts at aud
below cost ; Brown Linen Drilling{ 80 49, and t9c !;
Plea ehed Linen Drilling, 81 and 81 rs worth 81. %
and 40: Spring Cashmere for boys and mems
wear JULIUS MEYER,
ie III No. SGT Broad street.
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Railroads..
II 9zsEzSa,

s<<4
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILPdss
Y SUMNER sCHEDULB.-On and ans, -
DAY, June 3D.. the Mail Train win he rgn - ~
Richmond and the western terminus Of ,I..sss
(which In few weeks will be At Covingios' y =
except on sunday, and on Sunday between =
mona and Oordonsville. "a
Leave Richmond. ................ TN.
Leave western teTminus............... aap
Arrive In Richmond ..................,lb
arrive az western terminus ...,......., Inv
The freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays, at.......gBb,
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon.
u"ho".''''',.. ',..,,,,,..s.......,......9 go n
Passenger Ger will be attached 10 hi. "a
east OF 0ordopsvilis. ~" a
PASSENGER, for Augusta Springs leave The >.
NJ S,aunton ' 4
Passengers for Roekbriacs Bath. an.
Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alum. Warm NJ,
Healing Springs At MiIlboro' NJ e.
Passengers for White and sat su,pb-,
Sweet Springs at western terminus e.
The arrangements with stages are su,L
avoid night travel after 9 r. 81. in ali ea.s.
Through tickets sold 10 all the above -.
Also. TO all prominent points In the sou'b r.,
Washington and northern cities. and b bTC,,'
points In the Valley OF Virginia, and =.
Grange and Alexandra railroad. VI
II. d. wBIrCOyg
js3 General sUpeTlnterI
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DOR NEW YORK--0LD Dominion
J. STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-Ths RZEA
Slshdid sids-whesI steamship. %Sfs
HATrERAs, g., ALExAspsR COM w.. "a
mandsr, and ALBRMARLE, IA. A stezssnecS,
BOURNE eommsndsr, leave Riehmynd W
TUESDAY and SATURDAY Leave New J."
every WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY. -.
These ships are entirely new, ard wsTs 9s,T
aud ststsrooIns, and the fare, attention, an"
commOdations are unsurpassed. I'D,
Goods shipped by this line are landed tsEuI,, \
at New York on tina eompany's covered P"'
North river within forty eight hours; -,.,,I
Insurance effected az lowest rates when oidsiT' J,
Yreiahts for points beyond New YORK are
warded with dispatch, and no charge MAS ''''
actual expenses Incurred. yr.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New u.
leans, and ether southern ports leave irola tas Z,
joining pier. All goods for these Poihs'
promptly transferred without exposure
AGENTS. -,
MI. McCRgADY, President, m GrsehS''
psRausL AYRss l. CO, Richmond. Va
JOHN N. WEST, City Point aud Pe'snoes'
TIL. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, ssPpRyy '99yRgs CO..
f.as 4. 1899 Cary street
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From our Special Reporter.
VIRGINIA BAPTIST GENERAL
ASSOCIATION.
LYxcHBuRs, June 10, 1897

LYNcHBURG, June 10, 1907.
All the pulpits of the city were occupied on
Yesterday Sunday by ministers attenuinS .ms
sermons wore nreached by such men as Reys.
r. Grimsiey, A. b. Brown, Joel Bacon, d; D.;
Daniel Witt J: A. Chamoliss, A: M; Po n n
ter, D. D. g; Tyree, J. u L. n"1soWs' n D., ~
p Rovce, u. ID. i; William +. Broaddus, d.
d: George +. Adams, SC.
A, haIfepast =. NJ. an immense Sunday
school mass meeting assembled At the Baptist
church. Addresses were delivered by Revs.
II. s. Dunaway, G. &. Biting, J. Z. Hidden,
c. II. Ryland, and John A. Breadus, ID. ID
The exercises were interspersed with most ex-
cellent singing, and all went.away highly de-
lighted. Alright there was a large mass meet.
ing for foreign missions, at which highly in
teresting addresses were delivered by Revs. II
X. Stone and T. A. Reed returned mission
aries from Africa, and Rev. Dr. a. M Poin
dexter; and a good collection taken up for thi.
Dh
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DOCKLAND LIME.-l,OU oaii'u
h'bsst RocKLAND LIAI, In prime StIW
''jS Z: and ''s 's'' low uliA os;, .a'''
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VHIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
i SUMNER CLOTHING at the RlCH 3@, iES
KRAKER,S. Merchant Tailor, consisting OF White
Linen Suits, Brown Linen Suits, Alpaca Goats,
Drap d. Etc Snits, in all styles and sizes Spring
SHIFTS at SO consisting in different styles OF Coats
Pants, and Vests SILK. mixed Suits in all grades ;
Black Dress Suits greatest varieties, In all prices
Boys and Children's Suits, from three years up 70
twenty: Youths Linen Goats, Jackets. and Pants !;
the greatest variety Of Furnishing Goods; Hats,
Trunks, Travelling Bags.
Come and examine my stock, and take particular
notice OF the
BIG SIGN,
No. 1877 next door TO Ham,ton's hat store. Also,
a fine lot OF
CAsSIMERES.
for merchant tailoring purposes, suits made 70
ord Ell in the latest style at short notice.
iel JULIUS KRAKER, Main street.
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NOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION

I is called to the thrashing, crashing, smash
ing clashing. and cutting down Of high prices on
Dry Goods at the store of ISAAC CnHRN, where
l5c. for yard wide Unblcached TO 9, II, l2A, and
lie. for good quality. yard wide: Mozambiques,
49, 20, and 25c the latest designs of Lcnoes, 80,
S2j and 3Ssc. Challies, gee: Striped Alpaca Lus-
tres, CSC. Black Iron wove hernanis, SHE,
worth 81 % {: Silk Embroidered Grenadines. CSC {;
and many other Dress Goods to proportionate
rate so pieces st-coor Calicoes at i23c lnfe-
rior quality, - and lOc;; 90 pieces heavy Linen
Drills, for men and boys wear, at Is and 3Oc Cot
meres, suitable for this season; fine Irish Linen,
fer shirts bosoiDs SC, at Coo, worth fully rs;
a large stock of Grenadine Shawls; Hoop Skirts,
Soc. 75c.. and ~, for thTtyfvc springs all sizes
for misses and children; another large lot OF In
visible Hair N cts, from to lOc..; French Whsle
bone Corsets, 81 rs; a large stock OF Embroidery
at great reduction Cambries Swisses. Nainsook
Muslins, Narcotics. and other White Goods IN
e''"' ISAAC COHEN, 3Os Broad street,
ie Its between Third and Fourth streets.
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PARTNERSHIP.-W have this
and firm of ROGERS 4 CO. to conduct q GENE.
RAJ COMMISSION BUSINESS in the city OF Rich
mond in the warehouse on Fourteenth street, Nos.
Ill and li3, south of Cary. The business will be
conducted by WILLIAM Fl. and j. PESDLBToN
ROGERS. who are duly authorized to sign the
name of the firm in the transaction q business
connected Herewith.
Consignments of goods are solicited, with the
assurance of prompt attention on our part as 10
Gales and remittances.
Special attention will be given to the sale Of
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Manufactured and Leaf To-
bacco II. J. ROGERS,
NJ. NJ ROGERS.
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We respectfully announce to our friends and the
charge Of the business OF Rogers i Co as above
noticed, and hope the same liberal patronage re.
the firm of Rogers Riddick & Co. may be con-
" W. H. ROGERS,
is its J. p. ROGERS.
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~ MBsEs CO

SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. ops
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Persons wishing the above-speCided rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have the work done In the most faithful man,
ner. Ali work put up by ms kept In repair Tree OF
WILLIAM s. MUNSON,
mv2-2m 900 Main street.
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DepnOCraile state Nomination.
For Judgc efMc Supreme Court,
HON. GEO. SHARsW o Qp.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
JOHN SURRATT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

The trial of this young man is still PRO
crossing at Washington, and may last a Ions
time. The evidence as produced at the
trial is of the most diversified character,
beginning long before the death of Lincoln
and streatching out SO as to include the
movements Of great many other persons
besides Surratt. 1t would be impossible
for us to give our readers even an intc!li
gent synopsis Of the evidence, much less
the evidence in full. But we can say this
that bad odor hangs about this trial-thc
odor of the murder Of Mrs. Surrat.. The
other day it was attempted on the part Of
the Government to bring in Bakers book
as evidence, but Judge Fisher promptly de-
declared that Bakers book was no part Of
the law of the land, and it was very doubt
full whether it contained the facts in the
case. 1t will bc remembered that it wa
under Baker, as government Detective,
that the pretended killing of Booth was
done. Baker is a man without character,
yet it was on the evidence Of such men tha;
u womda was hung on twenty-lour hours
notice
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THE OLD GUARD.

The July number Of the OLD GUARD is
now ready. Mr.. Simm's story has now
reached the seventeenth chapter, and the
plot begins to be developed. Mr. Cookies
sketch this mouth is on the battle of Fred
ricksburg." The editor has an article on
Suffrage and the Condition Of the South. v
DR.. Van Eyrie d;seourscs on "Sixty Years
Of Democracy. ''Who and What arc the
Negroes" "Catcchism of the Constitution
ofthc United States" and various other ar,
ticles' make up readable number The
OLD GUARD is for safe by ii! HGws Agents,
at 25 cents per copy Mail subscribers, So
per year The publishes liborally offer to
all who subscribe for 1867, and take the
back numbers from January, large steel
plate portrait of Jackson or Lee, the price
of each Of which is 81 25. Now is the time
to subscribe. Address Van Evrie, Horton
g. Co., No l62 Nassau Street, New York.
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TuE LADY's FRIEND FOR July, 1867

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR July, 1S6T.-
The July number Of this magazine opens
with Steel Plate Of unusual interest and
beauty-a lovely Cinderella, sitting sad and
neglected by the kitohan fire, her naughty
sisters disappearing through the doorway.
The Colorcd Fashion Plate, as usual, is an
elegant and faithful transcript Of the pre-
vailing modes and the wood cuts, illus
trating articles Of dress, and teaching fancy
work, must bc Of great value to the ladies'
The Music, "Kiss the Little Ones for Me,
looks the kind of song to bc popular. The
literary entertainment is furnished by Eliza
beth Prescott, Miss A. L. Muxzcy, Auber
Forester, Frank Lee Benedict, II. s. Corey,
Mrs. Henry Wood, &c The instructions for
making Phantom Bouquets and Wax
Flowers, and for Feathcr-work are worth,
ladies' tell us, many times over the cost of
tho number. A beautiful Steel Engraving
will be sent gratis to every single $3.50
subscriber, and to every person sending n
club. Specimen numbers of the magazine
will be sent for twenty cents.
Price with cngraving) $3.50 year
-Four copies with one cngaving) 5000.
One copy of Ladys Friend and one OF
Saturday Evening Post land one cngraving),
si.OO Address Deacon & Peterson, 3I9
Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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A FAIR WARNING.

Hereafter all subscribers to the DEMOCRAT
who do notpay for the paper before the close
of each and everyyoar will be charged $3.50.
Our rule is $500 in advance, which we
would prefer our patrons to live up to-
Our paper maker demands cash of US and
everything else we use must be paid for
when purchased. The reader will, therefore,
see the entire justness of this new regulation
which we aro bound to enforce Subsrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT under the present
publisher nearly all expire Feb. 22d. This
is fair and timoly warning and all who
desire to avoid the extra charge will heed
-
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III A X RIED.

\ On Tuesday evening. the; 18th inst, at
the house Of Che brides father, blythe Rev,
Thomas H.lO Cullen, sBr. A. !B. uJainison, OF
Washington, ID. CT TO iasilla, daughter OF
Joseph Nv. Hepdsrshott, Of Bloomsburg'
Columbia County Pa. % 6sss.,i kt.,v
lat the residence Of Mr.. McAnall, at Ber-
wick, on tho 2Srd inst, BY Rev. Geo; y.
Brensinger, Mr.. William Henry, to Miss
Kate Hess, allof, Columbia County, Pa. :
y June ,llth by Rev. i. Coleman, Rector
Of 81 Marks Church, Mr., J; X, Pryor,
CEast esS mj9s ss sas i,pss' ~ y 2 's ipss'' @
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E.XCuANGE IRTEL, -t..
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY,, "a.

The undersigned having pu re hasei and lately re.
fitted this well known House, situated on MAIN ST.
immediately opposite the Court House, respectfully
Informs his friends aud the public generally, that his
House is now in order for the accommodation aud
entertainn.cat OF travellers.
He has spared no pains in preparing the Exchange
for the enertIi 'mcn and comfort OF his guests His
House is spacious, and enjoys good business lOca.
ton
OMNi8USSES rsn at all times between this House
and the different rairOad DepOs, by which trave on
willbc conveyed tSind from tho respective Stations
in due time TO meet the cars.
JOHN F. CAsLOW.
Aprii %, 1867, b 90. =. HHHr r HNlt tHsr.HH q
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The interest of B. Stohner in the partnership busi
ness of siohner &c Widmoyer in gl0omsbuyg having
been sold by D. Siohncr 10 En0s JacOby on the l!th
day OF June 1897. Notice is hereby given that the
Stohner x Widmoycr in the business % Baking and
Con fectiouery in Bloomsbury Pa, dissolved by
mutual c0pscnt sail l2,li day OF June 1867 The
books Of the late firm in the hands of Frederick
WilmOyef for settlement at the Old stand in The
Exchange Block, where the business will be con
luctcd by Frederick Widmoycr s. Enos jncnby.
Is, aTOUNER.
+. WlDMUYER.
Bloom sbIrg, June ~, 1867
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WELL-TRIED REMEDIES.

RUssELL,s ITCH OINTMENT, an immediate
and certain cure 2j ct..
1t Is also n sure remedy for scratches on
horses.
RUssELi.s SALT RHEUM OINTMENT. fF
il uneaualed so cts
RUSSELLS PILE OINTMENT, cures afier all other
s. remedics have Jailed, ;t..... I.-.as. d. 81 90
2 These ointments nre certain, sufc, and rcliabe,
specifics as thousands have and are daily corii
For sale by all Druggists and medicine dealers.
Gene raj Depot at PINCliOr, BRUEN & HOBART,
Wholesale Druggists, 2I4 Fulton st., (near Green.
wich). New York. r,-f'A y
" sent by mail Itch 4Oc.: 8. r. Csc. Pile q
p June le67-3 H..
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l,HECoLUMBtA. HoUsE,,,g,ss ,.,3., !. ..37
b. N. sTOlayER, Proprietor,

This isa new stand lately atted up for the acconmp
Main nlrect u few doors above the Court hopse. on
what 10 knuwn, as tho "Robbison property" y 10
centrally located in tie town. m ,st p,easent place
or t0Asts 10 stop Besides being In that paft oftown
where the majority of Tho business L. being done.
The proprietor feels confient that no tspreparea
TO give genera satisfaction to his guests. aud woSa
solicit q fsir portion Of tho public patronage
= btooaishurg, May IL 1867. a'1 : "a : st
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HOOP SKIRTS.

62o, HOOP SKIRTS. 62e.
NEW SPRING STYLES,
~ "OUR OwN MAKE"
Embracing every New and desirable size. style ms
shape Of Plain aud Trail Hoop Skirs,--s ~ y,
33.i, 33,ii 3i23 5 4, and yards rsund every
length aud size Waist, in eyery respect
FIRST QUA LITY,
and especially adapted to meet the wants Of First
Class ana most fasbioyable Trade.
sour Own Make" ot nOop Skirts. arc lighter,
more elastic, mose durable. aud Really Cheaper than
any other max. pf either sinee or Double Spring
skirt in the American Market.i They are Warranted
in every respect. aud wher introduced give nni
yersaI satisfaction They now being extensively
sold by Reniiers, and every Lady should Try them,
Ask for
'HOPKIN'S OWN MAKE"
and see that each skirt is Siamped' W. T. Hopkins
Manufacturer, Gs3 Arch Street. rhia'lelphia." No
at 'crs are Genuine. A Catalogue confirming Style.
Size and Rctal rriers sent to my adire.s. A Uni.
form aud liberal discount aiiOwed TO Dealers or.
drrs by mai, or otherwise. promptly aud carefully
filled. Wholesale aud Retail, at MaGuinciOry and
Sale rooms, No G!5 Aycb Street, Philadelphia.
S1IIis made 10 order, a!lered and repaired,
Terms, Net Cash One Price Only.
March 90 Ui--l0mO, VIM L. HOPKINS.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-26

MAN, MONKEYS, AND GoRILLAs. Hon.
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Memory; Temperament and Marriage /;
Dclincation of Character; Extinction Of
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