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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-ln BANKRUPTCY
Application for Discharge.
Rafora IndUa Ryafch ford

beIUrt Juuge bIaCcnIOfus
m me Natter or Jdbez Ha,ris.-The bankrupt ap.
piled for his order Of discharge, which was opposed
BY some Of his creditors ana specifications OF the
grounds Of opposition had been fled. At the hear
ing no creditor appeared, and Edwin Jaures, counsel
for the bankrupt urged the immediate granting Of
the order by the Court. The opposing creditors had
caused unreasonable delay and his client was anx-
ious to his commercial pursuits for the sup
port Of himself and his family.
Judge Batchford said that he would read the spec1-
fcations and the testimony and n he thought there
was any impeachment to granting the order he would
apprtse Mr.. James and he should be heard upon
this matter.
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market purposes; TO take away the ungainly OBJ
structtons on the sidewalks and allow the air fun
scope in and through the building. ~ f'it'
The committee intend visiting the remaining mar.
kets IN few days, but in the meantime will proba-
bly, urge the immediate attention OF the proper ofi
cials TO the more imperative demands for reiorma-
ton IN the markets. visited Yesterday. -
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the NEW HAVEN RAllngaD.

To TIE EDITOR OF Tug HRRALD:-
philosopher % rare ability and invcstigave pro
cvittes OF unusual magnitude informs you that he
has examined the track OF the New York and New
Haven Railroad aud found 1t In deplorable condition
desire 10 inform You, wei! as this nvostigatiye per-
OF philosophic creed. he styles himself that his
creed Is false. and none but yagabDud "carpet- bag
GER OF tue lowest grade foled IN hls atleinpfs 20
dead bcat has way, would thus endeavOr 10 maliQn
those who prevented the contamination Of hrs object
WIN this venerable sage Of rare attainments inform
me where the nile was located that his optics scrut.
nzcd so cl0selyY VIII he Inform me when during
the past twelve years. the superintendent OF this road
has been absent on vacation away from his post
except In case Of sickness VIII he inform me OF tho
disastrous results That have occurred from the dcplo
rabe condition OF the track VIII he inform me II
he ~ aware that all renewals during the prcsrt sea.
son have been made with steel rails Ana lastly
Will he inform me II his whole article in nor oue hass
malicious ialsehood, engendered by reasons ABOVE
stated! GLILEMUS
MovE TRAGEDIES IN TENN Yssrr--A bloody ragody
occurred near Millvile, Lincoln county, enn.. on
the hlgnt vi the lOth 10y which q negro aud Nu Kux
were Killed. From the account II appears mat four
OF I'VE negroes who Kept grocery had boosted that
the hrst ku kiux who came near their establish.
ment should be killed. Apparently anticipating an
attack, they barrlca1ed the premises, pothoed tao
upper story and secured quite supply Cf amnlu-
nition. AS the report has IT, body OF Twelve ku
klux some OF them armed visited The ncgr cs for
meant one OF them. named Mayors in going UP on
tile outside stars, was ordered 30 hala Jast then
some one on the inside blaled away ana snot am
dead. This was the signal for n general volley from
both sides, without further iats results however:
Shortly Afterwards a large body u ku hiuy visited
the scene ond hung one OF The negroes named High.
Tne others are reported TO have escaped There wss
great excitement ~ last accounts
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
the past twcntyfour hours indicated by the therno
meter at Budnuts pharmacy, 2lS Broadway
HERALD Ruildinp:--
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patient. No sooner was she fairly out of
the room than he bounced upon the bundle
of papers Miss Leyland had let fall, and
whlch Lionel had never once thought of in
his alarm, and began reading them with an
eagerness and wonder that would have
been grotesque but for the deep interests
involved in them. He read on for nearly
quarter of an hour, but then, remembering
probably that his apparent Indifference to
Eilens condition would seem strange, he
pushed them under the chair aside of which
they had fallen, well out of sight, and set
6usliy to work to get ready cup of tea
The Kettle boiling, this was soon done, aud
he was on the point of taking it upstairs
when Lionel came down.
All, thank you, Warner; that is just
what came for.''
'tAnd how is dear Miss Ellen, poor thing,
slr !" asked Ralph with genuine interest.
Better, thank God! She has recovered
her senses; but nurse says she is worn out
and must have some tea and few hours
sleep if she CAM
I'm thankful to hear it. But what was
it, If I'm not too bold in asking, made
her faint, sir ~
All, that reminds mo. She had some
papers; have You seen them?"
Papers, sir?" don't see anything of
the sort but I'd best take up the tea. and
then I'll come and help you to look for
'em."
LIS uooaSCtuCt WAS uOU Hceueus OH NOV
ing the chair Lionel Immediately saw them.
"How Fortunate" he thought, their
falling so well under it! Though l don't
think Warner would have medled with them.
1t must be some vile scheme to brighten
her-the scoundrcls! Rely upon it, Mes
sleurs Leyland, when Pm your nephew and
cousin-and be SO will, in spite of you'll
inaugurate the relationship by soundly
horsewhipping you both"
He glanced impatiently over the first
lines, but erelong his interest became alb
sorbed intensely. The manuscript was
plotted, full OF erasures, and hurriedly
written, 80 as in places to be scarcely legi-
BILE; but it was undoubtedly in the hand
writing of Ellen's father. The perusal of
it was like n horrible dream. There was
something fascinating as we'll as narrowing
in the very horror of it, and his breath came
thick and fast as he read on.
1t was the confession of cruel and cow
ardly murder, perpetrated with % cold, vim
dlctlve, calculating atrocity, and told with
Sloating ferocity of detail that froze the
marrow.
CHAPTER Ill.
Lionel Audley's mind was stunned by
the narrative What, could that monster
be the father of his Ellen the man he had
loved and reverenced all his life, whose
death two years ago he had SO grieved for
Henry Charles Leyland a murderer
wretch to abandon young and lovely wife
in the first weeks of his marriage, to WOO
and win richer woman, and, by IL train of
well-concerted lies, tempt his first victim
into the crypt of The old abbey to murder
her and bury her mangled body, piecemeal
here and there among the ruins and about
the grounds he daily trod, and, where his
innocent child played with her young COM
panions /!
His nature rcvolted from the thought;
,.1 IL L. L. Ii
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Application for Patent.
fhoTICK NO. ~
REGJSTER'S OFFICE.


CARSON CRY. NEVADA, October IA. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Philadelphia Silver Mining Company, by 4.
o. Taylor Superint-nden have this day flied in
tuis Office a diagram, together with a Notice Of
Application for Patent from the United states
usdsr Act Of Cong approved July 20, 1861, for
twelve hundred feet OF the Philadelphia l. de,
known the Philadelphia silver Mining Com
pany's Claim, in Esmerslia Mining District
ksueraldl counts, Nevada Said claim is de
s:rbsd as follows, to wit: Commencing at point
In WILL W. Gulch about quarter Of !, mile above
she Wide West mill, On the south side Of the
" .ter Course, and about thirty feet sonth Of the
roni. from which pint the S W. conner of the
huisting works building bears y. $50 r, distant
III feet, claiming surface claim loo feet
I:h side of the ledge, embracing the same Is
fest each way from said building the sane be ns
$50 by 30 feet, containing 100 acres: also
slsirn ng beneath the surface each side Of said
Luie twenty i've feet from the center of the Lode.
containing 100 Of acre The main shaft il
l., ttps center Of the Lods line claimed. and sai
sia'n extends 600 feet each way along the line
e. Said cl aim is p:sr teal ,rly described
~ Inc diagram and notice posted in this Office and
On the mining claim The names Of the adjoining
claimants. if any, are not known
WARREN 7. LOCKUART,
GELS Register.
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Application for Patent.
REGISrER'S OFFICE.
HorIcR NO. 43 I

.
CARSON CRY, NEv.Da. October IA, 1867
N0TICS Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ PniIsdeluhit silver Mining Company, by Il.
y. Taylor, Superintendent. have this Gay filed in
this oficc diagram. together with a Notice OF
Application fr Patent from the Uuitel States
under Act of Congress approved July %. 1866. for
xweIvs hundred feet of the fhilaielphia No
i-lIe, known the Philadelphia Silver Mining
,.,mpAny's Claim, in Esmeralia Mining District,
ksmsr.ids county, Nevada. Said claim is described
follows, TO wit: Commencing at post OIL the
s,uth slope of Last Chance Hill at 300 feet north
81 the read leading to Willow Grlch, and about
enc half mile above the Wild IVES. mill Said
,,,st is at the northwest If the 'hilad- pha
Silver Mining Conpany's surface ground on the
Philadelphia Lode, running thence North 80 81
Vest 300 feet. thence \. SO 3 $50 feet thence
i. 80 SPE Il. 30 feet thence :. SO so W. To the
piice of beginning containing loo acres, claim
ing the sbovs sn-ftrs grnuHd embracing, the Lode,
aHd also claiming along the line oi the Lode he
meath III. surface. embracing the same twenty
nvs feet on each side of thu Lode from the center
VI the same. Continuing sol09 at an acre. said
san ia 'iesignstni by monuments 200 f.-t aHart,
the Etsreri bearing frrrl the Western being n.
sTo 3Y East. There known claimants nd
joining ~. clair, Said claim is particu ariy
sesribeI by he diagram aud notice posted in this
-. "a and gu the claim
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
ala Register
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

s'TaTE OF NEVADA. COUNTY CT 0RNSBI
District Attorneys Office - ,iice Of suit
'ominenced.-T" the foil wing named defendants
aud to al! owners claimants the real estate
anu improvements thereon "r Improvements hen
assessed ,spara ely. herein.f er described. know
# unknown You are hereby notified that suits
have been cnnInIerCei in the Justices Court Car
son Township, by the State Of Nevada, G.Iaintif
against each If the defendants hereinafter named
AMI each OFT the following described tracts lar
cells 81 land, with the Improvements thereon. ai:
Improvements when separately assessed situated
in Ormsby county, and all owners IF claimant, 10
the same known or unknown. to recover the tax
AMI delinquency, assessed to sad defendants,
against sad property. fn the f-cal year CON
nencing ON the first day of January, 1877. an
ending the 3lst day ~ December. Is :. and
that IA summons ha- been ouIy issued in each case:
and yun further notified that unless you appear
ami answer the complaint fled in said cause
before the
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Application for Patent.
N0TIG. No. Sc.
L s REGISTER's OFFICE.


l. s REGISTER'S OFFICE.
Carson City, Nevada, November IL. 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOMAS
" Wheeler, William Wallace, Nathan C. Pad
S,ch and Abucr X Parker. have this day filed in
t1iis ofiice n Diagram. together with a Notic" Of
Ap LEGATION FIR pa-eDt from the United states
aa.er Act OF Congress ap roved July :6. 1866, for
t~elve hundred fee: of the Mastoi0r Lode, known
- the Wheeler C"npauy's claim in the wilson
Mining District, E-mer,lds County, Nevada
Sad claim IS described ss follows commencing at
staton No. l. aoout me hunlrgd and ffty yards 70
the south of u ain Street in the town % Pine drove
nens TIVE north We corner of the cl.im, running
,Ienc. Il ut 81 degree, IS minutes {, 600 feet
:. Statirfn No. > Theme st'urh 81 degrees Is
,riarta, east, 40 feet to Station M . Th"nce
sr..i 81 degree. i5 Hi'lu'es w--t. 600 feet to
Station 10 T. Thence north - degrees 10 min
~ .as East -.cA f'ct t" the place "t beginning -
e,ntarnins l6 50 f6ifk= arras. ell vein or lode
!, innate to hr in0 fe-t il With, anu there il
81 lime, ~ each siic the eof l.d Feet EnTsat!
~ adj ,'niHS sail claim on the northern, Cpd
I, r.. are 40 krusn eisiritnts- "a the -ouihe-n
r;fa-asf eet.ious have been made nv tie Cad
Comp az. bF tia PoIrnsn C"mfar-. ard by
the . p,site W 3 Company. Sid claim fs more .
srIy 4, bad by the Notice and ia gram
led in sliis ,fsi % ard On h. claim.
r.4 WARREN 7. LOCKHAEr Register.
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The shove sale is hereby postponed BY order Of
plaintiff - counsel, till MONDAY, JANUARY 6,
A. D. 1868 at the time and plac. aforesaid
A.W. NIGHTINGALE.
sheriff Ornsby County.
ByT !. EDWARDS, Deputy sheriff.
Carson, Jgnuary 2. 1868. ja'td
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THIS DICTIONARY

EMRODIES TIE RESULT OF THE MOST
IL recent study research. and Investigation :"
about sixty-fse # the IN st eminent and al
yancei Biblical scholars now living. tlergyme
of all denominations approve IT, and regard il
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and one which ought to be in the hands Of ever
Bible reader in the land
In crcula ing this work, Agents will find a
pleas mt and p oft bic employment The Bumer
Gus o5i-cti n which are usually encountered III
selling ordinary works will not exist in this
But, on the contrary, enc uragement an
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lab rrs agreeable. useful and In, ratve.
L dies, Ell, ed Clergyman. school tea hers
Farmers. Students. and all others h" posses
energy. are wanted t. assist in cauvassing ever
Town and County GU the Pacific % 81. 10 whom
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For particulars apply to or address,
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THOMAS WELLS.
Attorney and Counselor NJ Law

A N COMMISSION ER OF DEEDS FOR Cal
n tFORNIA. Office in Swr-ny's "uiGins .
will practice in all the fnnrIs If This state,
an IN the Circuit and District Gonrts of the United
States Most ca etui -tiOn viii he given to II
mat IRE -ntrls. ed to his
A6H uses and Lots rented bought and sold. 81,
rea .onsbie terms T'ties strictly inv stigated
souveyancing dome. and collection. maG-.
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10y The AUTH ikflt " ME NtSI' " Ii !
| ID the Constitution AMI Laws Of the State Il
Nevada, hereby offer n
RtwAED OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery of THOMAS Riley
| to either the sheriff of Lyon ounty or to the
Sheriff of Ormsby C.'untv, evaia Sal Riley is
charged with he murder of Timothy G smith
hen -heriff of ornlsby County, alleged to have
been committee on the night of Thursday. De-
,ernher L. 1867 at said iley's House. in Lyon
County while said Smith attempting To .re>l
him for sho ting one Miles O'Grs1y, the sam
night at Empire City. Ormsby County.
DESCRIPTION
i iches high; hair gray, formerly b.own; eyes
blne or gray; ordinary weight about hun
dred and thirty five pounds: and il. erch and
acton is sharp and quick. when he comm tied
the murder he wearing a moustache and ini-
peria
In testimony whereof have bereunto set m"
~N hand. and caused TO be afiAet the Great
p Seal If the Stat If evada Don" nj
arson City, this the 18th day of D,ceu b'r. A J..
1867. H. u. RI.AsDfL.
Coy rnnr Of Hevatia-
Attest:
c. NorFv.pr Secretary ~ Sta+e
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Tuesday, the seventh day OF JAM
uary, a. ID. 1865,

between the hours II eleven NN n'el ok A. N. and
two (2) o'clock P. h. of said day, in front of the
Court House in the town of Carson City, Ormshy
county, State of evads, ali the right, title, in
terest claim and demand of the said Abram Curry
of, in and to the f.llowillg described piece par
Gel Of land, situate, lying and being in the town
of Carson Ciry, OrmsbT comfy. State Of Nevada:
known and designated the vest half % of lots
seven "a and ten (lAl, in block seventeen %,
Proctor and Green's division Of the town of Carson
aforesaid together witt all and singular the tene
n,'nt-, herefitanl, ITS ant anpur eHances there
unro bel 'ngiuC, Z" in any wise appertsininE said
s.l- is made suhiert TO n Dl"rtgaGe executed ard
h. the ~aid Ahram Curry to Mary d.
Z urrv. f,ow Mary 4. Wiustpn} and duly recorded
in the land records of ormsbv county aforesaid, tn
secrre the payment Of certain prdri~snry note
FIR the Of thousand llars, with intares;
thereon from the 9th day # October. A. u. 1875,
until PAD. at the 'at- Of three per crnrum per
M Ii. r,a'ie ~verute and lie irc's3 by the Eaid
A5rsIn Garry to the said Wary 4. " inston.
p. ". CLsYtOS Assignee
ja1 OF The estate u :. Curry, b narupt.
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ASSigDee's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !, P II.
~ Clayton, assignee in bankruptcy Of the e.
tate of Abram Curry. bankrupt, in accordance
with an order to Inc directed. by Jonas Seely.
REGISTER in Rankrurtcy in and for the District Of
Nevada, dated Virginia, October eth. lst7. will
expose to sale at public veudne TO the highest
bidder for cash, on
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A. 1.ivingStOn-..-......, -....... LeSSee.
"AvING RENTEH THE BILLIARD SALOON
II at tn. ''rmsby House. will give his person
attention :" matters pertaining thereto. and will
snare no eff omake the saloon a popular place
of resort.
Carson October 26. 1867. oco6-n
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NtyAi A.

EXECUTIVE DEPART y ENT.
DY THE AUTH ,Rt1Y ~ ME >tsT' By
ID the Constitution ami Laws If the State +
Nevada, l hereby offer
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The STAY Law.

er
We understand that letters are addressed
in great numbers to General SLOVENIAN re-
lasive to the stay law, which will expire on
the first Of January. Great anxiety is lel'
us to what course he will pursue on inc
subject. From the Generals policy thus
far we think there is every reason 10 oe-
lieve that he will, as to this Law, preser'.
the status quo until the State govern,Hoa -
in fully restored. he has Observer %
nearly as possible the provisions o. ~ -.
lefs in force bv the latest legislation OF .hs
State, continuing taeir operation s IA
incompatible with present cohai'ion, 81 an'
requirements. He viii not, we oeiie'''
;ndr;nr from his disposition and poiicy'
no~n;, any change Of the domestic status
.ho. wou,d inaugurate any great excite
ment or produce any great disturbance OF
Tho community. Therefore we think II
more than probable that he will extend the
operations of the stay law with the view OF
referring the question to the people OF Fir-
sinia in their next representative assembly.
The question of the wisdom of stay
law is not presented TO him as an original
question. He is only called upon to con-
slider the propriety of continuing the pre-
sent law until the people can act upon H.
or of allowing it to expire, and thus per-
Knitting great degree Of agitation "hen
the State wants rest.
We cannot but accord to General STONE
s.y credit for the calmness and earnest
consideration with which he has discharged
his responsible duties. We are sure 'nA'
in disposing of this delicate question ne
will, be governed by the same motives winch
have appeared to control his whole conduct
as military commander of this district.
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Their busine s. has increased to such great e2-
font that in order to accommodate their large and
constantly increasing trade, they have taken the
large stores erected and formerly occupied by D.
steenbock & Co. Wishing to open with entirely
new goods, they offer their present well-assorted
stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, at their old stand, from
now until the 18th October, as to avoid the ou-
Bile and expense of removing stock.
The following comprise some Of the bargains:
GENUINE NEW YORK MILL COTTON at 2sc;
EXCELLENT BLEACHED AND UNBLEACH-
ED COTTON. at from 12.c. to Is;
BLEACHED COTTON, EQUAL TO WARM
SUTTA, at &c.;
WHITE FLANNEL, ALL WOOL, at CSC. worth
s5c. some at soc. worth s73c some at SOC.
worth soc. full yard and fine quality at eoc.
worth 75c.;
Very fine all-wool STRIPED FLANNEL at soc',
worth eoc.;
PRINTED DELAINEs, all styles, at zoe. per
yard;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, tull size, at &l.9s worth
sl75, at $I5o worth 81, at SITS worth $3.50, and
at So worth SO;
LINEN CRASH at l2sc,, worth 16sc.;
CANTON FLANNEL at 1884, IS, 90, 25, and Soc;
BED TICK at 12s, ls3, 90, 25 and sOc.;
CALICOES at TO- l2A, and l4c.;
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, warranted to measure
two and half yards long and pure linen, at
$1.25. worth So;
INFANTS, ROBES, with embroidered waists and
tucked skirts, ct SO, worth So;
INFANTS, FROCK WAISTS at 5oc., 75c., and 81,
very cheap
SWISS MUsLINs, II yards wide, at Soc, would be
cheap at $780,;
EXTRA-FINE same width at 75c., worth Sl2S;
Yard-wide SWISS MUSLIN at 20, so, IS, and Soc,
worth fifty per cent. more;
HUCKABACK TOWELS, very large, at 50 per
dozen, worth $3.50;
LINEN DAMASK TOWELS at &4.5o per dozen.
would be cheap at sc;
FRINGED NAPKINS, pure linen, at silo per
dozen, would be a bargain at $3.50;
LARGE-SIZED NAPKINS at %. So worth 81 per
dozen;
Extra large and heavy DOUBLE DAMAsK
NAPKINS at g. so per dozen, worth SO;
GENUINE FRENCH-WOVE SHIRT BOSoAa
pure linen, at 5jc., worth 75c;
HEAIMED HANDKERCHIEFS at lsc.;
TUCKED and SCOLLOPED- BORDEkED
HANDKERCHIFS at 25c.;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs, pure
linen, at 90, 25, and 3oc.
BoRDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, pure linen' at
g. sl.25 and 81. so per dozen;
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKERCHlEFs
at 35c.
GENUINE LIMERICK LACE hANDhHh-
CHIEFS at Sits, 81, g. so, and 80;
A large stock OF LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
OF the latest styles, manufactured 10 our own
order at very low prices;
Duchess KID GLOVES at &125;
An excellent article Of WHITE hlD GLosEe,
| all sizes, at 81. 25 per pair;
New style BELTS to match any color goods, at
Soc, worth 81;
Pure SILK BELTS, all colors, at Soc;
BONNET and SASH RIB oNs at very low
prices;
CUFFS at Soc, worth $l.25 at75c., worth $2
| CARPET WARP, all colors;
| COTTON YARNS all numbers, at 81 per bale for
| either Manchester or Leaksville;
BASTING COTTON, 100 yards on spool, at Csc.
| per dozen;
SPOOL COTTON equal to Coats's at soc. per
| dozen;
CROCHET EDGING at l5c. per dozen yards,
| worth sc. per yard;
And thousand other articles at extremely low
| prices at
LEVY BROTHERS,
No 1547 Main street.
| seq nearly opposite the Market-house.