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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-23
DIrRIJC SALE OF VALUABLE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of an order Of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, the under
signed Administrator of the estate of Jeremiah
Morris deed will sell at public outcry on the
premises on SATURDAY, the l4th day Of No
yember, A. D., 1868, all that certain farm and
tract of land, situate in Monroe township, Bedford
county. late the mansion property Of said dec d.,
adjoining lands Of Jacob Steekman, on the North,
John Snider on the South, Horatio j. Means on
the West, and Elizabeth 0'Neal and others on the
East containing l24 acres and allowance, abOat
100 acres cleared and under fence, with two
story llg dwelling house, a durable log barn and
other outbuildings thereon erected. The remain
der of the tract is well covered with chestnut oak,
pine and other timber and there is also an orchard
Of hoice fruit upon the premises This property
is distant about miles from the termination of
the Bedford Rail Road and Bloody Run, and Is
formally locaed in pleasant neghborhood con
venient te schools and churches. Sale to com
mence at clock, p NJ, Of said day, where
terms viii be made known.
oct23 '6Sw4 HORATI0 MEANS Admir-.
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OFFICE RS.

A. G. CURTIN, President
n. MICKLES, Vice President
monwealth,) Treasurer.
HON. A. *. MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor
The Chinese Government having Through the
Hon. Anson Burlingame) conceded to this Com
pany the privilege Of connecting the great sea-
ports of the Empire by submarine electric tele-
graph cable, we propose commencing operations
in China, and laying down line of nine hundred
L..
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HAn ACRES OF EXCELLENT
DUO FARM LAND FOR SALE-ONE

600 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
DEtO FARM LAND FOR SALE.-0NE
TRACT containing 262 ACRES, with good log
house and barn thereon also a good SAW-MILL,
worth a rental of 5000 per annum. About half
of this tract is excellent bottom and the balance
upland. About 100 ACRES CLEARED, well
fenced and in good state ofeultivation. Balance
well timbered The whole tract is well watered,
and is situate on Ounnings creek, in st Clair tp,
adjoining lands Of John Alstadt, Jacob Andrews
and Jacob Beckley. The mill and farm will be
sold separately, or together, to suit purchasers
Also, one tract containing lS3 acres, having
good log house and barn and out buildings there
on. About 65 acres cleared, well fenced and in
good state of cultivation: balance covered with
an excellent growth of valuable timber-well
watered and situate near Pleasantville, in St.
Clair Township, adjoining lands of John Alstadt,
Jacob Bowser, Jacob Beckley and Joseph Smith.
Also, one tract containing l57 acres, about 20
acres cleared. well fenced and in good state of
cultivation balance covered with an excellent
growth of valuable timber; well watered and
situate in St. Clair Township, adjoining lands of
Jacob Becklcy, Joseph Smith and Christian
Mock.
These lands formerly belonged to the estate of
Nicholas Lyons deceased, and in q neighbor-
hood well supplied with schools churches, stores,
&c
Each of these tracts will be sold as a whole or
in parts to suit purchasers and will be offered at
private sale until SATURDAY, the 18th of Nov.
next, when, if not disposed of, they will be sold
to the hi CHEST and hest bidder at public sale, of
which timely notice will be given.
For further particulars. address personally, OF
by letter, j. W. DlCRERSON,
Attorney Law,
uly3tf Bedford, Pa.
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BROKE THROUGH \ BRIDGE.-Mr.
c.. StoufIer of New Baltimore, while on
his way home from Schellsburg, last
week met with a serious accident.
The horse which he was riding broke
through a bridege near Beuna Vista,
and in his efforts to eXtricact himself
threw Mr.. Stouffer. Both horse and
rider were seriously hurt.
CORNER STONE LAYING.-On Thurs
day the 22d inst, at II o'clock, a. NJ,
the corner stone of the new Catholic
church, now in process of erection, i'll
this place, will be laid by the Rt. Rev.
DR.. Domenec, Bishop of the Diocese,
with appropriate ceremonies.
REGULATOR.-G to the Regulator
establishment if you want first-class
boots and shoes, quecnsWare, groceries,
notions, underclothing, &c, DC. Ir
vine has just received the largest as
sortment Of the above goods ever
brought to Bedford, and purchasers
should make it point to give him a
call.
IN the boudoir and the dressing-ro0m
one perfume reigns supreme. PHA-
Ions "FLOR DE MAYO" the new
perfume for the handkerchief, has no
rival in any home where tast presides.
Sold by all druggists. oct23w2.
r. W. BERKsTRESsER & Co., have
on hand the largest and best assort-
ment of ready-made clothing, hats,
caps, &C., in town. Give them a call.
GET THE BEsT.-If you want to buy
a sewing machine thaa has real merit
over all others. go to G. Loyer ard get
one of Singers New Family Machines.
They are unquestionably the best art
Gle now manufactured.
Go TO CrOuso's Resort for the best
Navy, Congress, Cavendish, Oronoko,
fine cuts and natural leaf tobacco in
town.
TAKE NoTICE.-A superior article
Of coal oil, at Heckerman's drug store.
j. cts. quart.
CRoUsE's Injin's the place to get the
best segars, for ), , for ), and ) cents.
Go see him.
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aleu- advertisements.

NoTEs-From reports and letters received
l Your Axe is Bound to be TIE AXE.
II. II will cut 25 per cent. better
III. My brother lost arm in the war, but
with your Axe he can cut as wtll as any one else
can.
lV If could not get another, twenty-five tS25)
dollars would not buy it,
v 1t will cut hooppoleS better than any other
Axe.
VI. l would not be without it for anything.
For sale by all responsible dealers, and the ma
kers, LIPPINC0TT & BAKEWELL,
PITTSBuRGV Pa Sole owners of the pgtents
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o n f d O l. l. a II
FOR EACH ARTICLE.

Our sales for the last twelve months have been
about one million dollars.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-10-23

CROUsE's Injin's the place to get the
best segars, 3 for ), , for 5, and cents.
Go see him.
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TAKE NOTICE.-A superior article
Of coal oil, at Heckerman's drug store.
j. cts. quart.
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aalisffllanfons.

5O.OGo SHARES, slOo EACH.
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WATCHES FOE THE NI.LIONi

%ARRAsDALE \ cn's GREAT WATCH cIuB.
Every BODY needs y COED wsich. and Wishes
10 yet u 81 the lo~esi possible price; = horde
vf swindlers knowing This hare eonisiveS
vsrivus ingeuious devices TO GET pespies ne.
ney, snd then either fell TO sc Nd Q wstch. -
send one thst 10 wosihiess - Q tinekssDsr.
ARKANbALE & CO. hsve now psrissleA
arrangements ny which. 'or The smell Gun
u $40. . coed and reliable ~sich msy -
ob'-insd. They have formed .
GREAT WATCH CLUB on the foilssing
plan. Csriiesi,s csnl.iniug the nSmesss
4 oil ibe wstehss named la uvs . holsssls
iist (Which 10 sent Ia ell sppIiessis) ere mig
I'd w, enclosed 10 envele pee. and cold for 70
cents eseh Every c~rr6csts 10 wasrsutss
to Be Tor . watch, end - will BE- sssn On ret.
erence TO the list, none are Of less ssl0o
hsn Tn boilers. whilst soas ere vssth
$500 We undersks 10 s-nd eng wsleA
irs~n whatever msy be Ito value Ter Sic.
and in order thst every ons msy sbssisIsty
depsod upos g%et'iDg = fret c.sss ii@sbsepss.
~s guarantee that every purchssss 81 Oss
De!ar's worth Of c.rtifcstes shall receive
Of Iesst Que for watch Nc. 53S on our whsIs-
sals Iist. sent post free. WHICH 10 . 6rsI.elsso.
patent lever. . handsome snd rellsble vAsk.x
~ sterling culver hunting sac. end vsvsily.
cold for 50 You will cer,sinIy GET sSeh -
watch; cod. besIdes. YOU msy gel . OsiA
Chronome,er worth $500. We sell The sss-
'ifcs'es a. ioiio~s: One for rs cents. tAse~
FOR 80 cents. six Tor 81, and ,wesiy IN -.
To ,hose sending 81. ~ will send . AsUs-
come ehsin vrs,Is To ihose ssnS'ng e..
80 will sepd . Gold Chsin ~srrsassd not to
il 20 ,esrs. Pariss getting -
larger elnbe all receive hbersi pssssSts.
ps,iculars II which my BE- learned on -
.oIiesiioa As IL 10 our intention ~ je ..
suicily honorable business. sra ~ iraose
customers from lisblli.y To lose. ws vil!
s~nd our watches. il desired. Sou, me-
.nsy. i%nsiuciinQ the Eypress SCENT 10 col.
isci only on delivery. II We ere desired e
watches by msii. the mrsev meet
se sent Nc Nv Bank Dr.it " Poet tJGes Or.
.isr. md it will then BE 81 ors rick Ne
will then register the pseksgs 81 our psss
%ufice. and u 'cSt ~iil rspiscs u free sf
charge II any watch cent 10 net sppsoved.
i, msy be returned end The money will -
refunded The repvi.'ior Of our firm. which
1ss been esta blished tor i've years. end 10
cell known in every part ~ 'hs eosnt,y. -
,rus, will BE- deemed . suairisat sussastoo
hat W will isiihfuliy perform oil ~ ess.
Itrsct &c do. Add,eas
RfsANDALE & CO, le1 ~Drosiwsy.
Pos, Office Box. 5.255. New Ysrk.
Fell 2l-3m-H y 4 Co
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In Bankruptcy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

THAT on the 24'h day OF February. A.
i d 1858. a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
iesued against the Estate Of Samuel w.
Winineer, IN the County Of Dubois end State
Of indiana, who has been sdjudged a Bank.
rup,. on HE ~ Petition; thst The pay ment
Of sny debts aad delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such Bankrupt TO him, or for
his use. and the Trsnsfer Of any Property BY
him 10 forbidden BY Law; thu, . meeting OF
the Creditors Of sid Bankrupt. to prove their
debts and to choose one or more A s.ignees
Of his Estate. will be held o. 4 Court OF
Bankruptcy, 10 be holden st tho Office OF
Butler T. Gresham, No. II Pearl ST New
A Albany, indiana. before Noble G. Butler,
Register. on The 03d dsv Of March, A. d.
1868, q . O'Clock A. N.
BEN. ] SPOONER,
U 8. Marshal, Diet. OF Indisns.
March 6-2t Messenger.
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STATE or INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY, IS.

MARTIN FRIEDMAN. Auditor o''idc County. in 'd sm,ed 10 hereby eerHy, .
,s forxuoiuv List contIres hn sd crUect rafemeht of snI snds hsse TO b - sSvsr.
d .hd for The non "f pn"r,U"" md me,f'' u md rsin'imnx s".'s'
IN Common and Conversational SchocIF und-o at Dubois County, on IN huuh 1s0.
dv 81 March, 1865. together ~hb he damages IN cost of sdv'i'nc' he IN
Wiuse, NV maud as Auditor Of sstC unity This 18th DIV" NJ F~h, 1868
MARTlN FRIEDM An A. D. c.
NOTICE 10 hereby even te oil whom ii myc orce'u. that The ~hosd TIT "sssst
py The pnncp.I and u,crrs. d.m.ee." d e..t Of advertising. due Loo 'hs
win BE- sd Al, The Cout House oor 10 e,psL DUBOIS County, State Of lpsi-
sus. ~ the Al Mond.y Of March. 1865. uul' tie shlP ri"eps. in'e'ea. damss" ~
ros BE- paid b.tw. ,hst IN Witness NY hnd -. Asdhor Of Dubois Covo,y. ,Ls
Ssh day. " Feb. Ie0 MAkTIN fklEDhAS. A. "
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REEVEN
FOR THE HAIR,
IN y r q v e d..

The experience OF over one hundred yesrs
in The The cultivation and p, eservation OF
The Hair, 10 nov embodied in This widely
known preparation. For dressing. curling
and preserving the Hair, hss no equal in the
world. Three or tour sppli cations will stop
the Hair from falling of, and II ussd occa
sionsily. il will prevent lair losing its orig
insl eo'or during . lifetime. No prepsrs-
lion equals il for REsror:Eo the hsir quickly
ard no preparation Lss been more extern
sively endorsed BY 'ne medical faculty for
its perfect innoce nee ~ regards injury
10 the heir or head, and fos iis ionic effect
the system. Price. large bottles 81.
Drugeisss. Desiers in Fancy Goods. M
generally, literally deal
with. Reiailod in oil paris Of the U. s
Csnsds. Sc. Address
S~EcRLrARY REEVES AMBRosIA Co.,
Feb 2l. '6s-y-H S&Co New York.
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The Womb AT HoxE.-The March
No. Of this splendid literary maya
zine is on our table and furnishes .
to pass of the long evenings
with. Alexander Dumas story OF
MADAME de Chsmblsy" Is continued
in this Ns.. and it has, besides, more
reading matter than any other literary
periodical in America. 1t is q superb
work, Of which Americans may be
proud. Terms, SO . year, and by
paying postage a sealed envelope will
be sent in addition, givining the sub
scriber sn opportunity to procure come
fine prize. Address; Evans & Co.,
s14 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County. Court Ct
Common p. ess.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Leroy Cave.
~ Administrator Of Richsrc Nicholson
deceased. has filed ME petition 10 cell the
RssI Es,ste Of the decedent bic personsl be-.
ing insufficient to psy HE debts; and thai
said petition will be heard a the next term
OF the Court of Common Plea . OF ssid County,
Attest: HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk
&. T.. p. Dubois Co.
By G.. JosrPn Jvrr, Dep'iy
e.. r. n. Cam, Airy.
March 8, '6S-5~
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made the EYE sRd EAR, With
III their many snd complicated diseasss.
. speciality and the study Of yesrs. tssise
10 ssy 10 This eommunity. thst ] an pre-
pared 10 treat I'll ~ho may seek relief iron
pain ov suffering resulting from NJ s6se-.
ton Of these lspertsnt organs
All know the in~essiiasbls Advantage 81
good eyesighi and good hearing. sa/ should.
conse qusn,iy. be csrefsI 10 prssesvs theo.
What OF frat may Appear 10 ths snioitis.
ted but . slight disorder. 10 oi'en the germ
( . deep seated disesse, which msy. for
want Of proper attention. develop ttssN tsts
q destructive sQen,. The sIiehtest in6a0,
may extend to such . degree; ssA
I say, We cannot be too caseful u
gusrd,ng that which msy DO % easily Lost
to 10.
Long experience in The hospiials Of E0.
rope in military and civil practice. hes made
ne familiar with the minute stsuctsre of
these organs. the diseases TO which they ere
liable, end the propes trestmsns 10 a0Or6'
and permsnent relief.
OrYfCs Houns, from 8 to III 4. -. ed ieeo
q ~ 5 '. n.
q OrreR. on Third Street. between Ls-
Ieust and Main.
JOHN MAGEEISS. N. D..
SURE con Oculisi.
Nov 80. silly Meanwhile. Lad.
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LIST OF LANDS.

Advertised for sale for The nnp PAL mnt Of pincipsl and ntsresl doe aud semsainR
10 III Common and Congressional School Fond. of Dubois County, I.dsss.
The south east quarters o. ihes out west quarter. and The south wst qusses NJ skO
uouL east usrter. and the north hall otth he nSih west 9usrer Of the south sats usr.
" assAsow~L range . wW,. containing Do acres. nm,qsesd By Js~s<-N~~.
10 - We Snts Of indsns. TOT the nae " sha/,cmmon School Fund. Aae-l~leeA
IL A.Gnm Of $9ee; interest dI Jsa. lt 1861, St%Co; total amount including essss
saaxs3
50 scrr.. morgseed Nov. 4 1865 by George II. Cox. =, m. SMis OIL sdi-
for ,~ us. Of the Congressional School Fund, for ihs sun OF clio %; interest due
i. 1868 81 20. .toL snoum including costs Sla3 As
The north west quarter Of. the south sS, quarter. and The r"fh east quarter NJ The
.onh ~ssts quarter d Section 81. ,"~ 2 range 3 con"i"ioG so're'm .ngsR~ Jslv
% 1863 b John p EehS 10 u- Stte at Indians 6T 'hs use 81 he Cosgsseieaa
sho" Fud. Tor The cum Of $@o; ''west cue so ], lSts. S4 %, Total ~ ssusd dee
ioeludpg dsmsge aud oss, s1s3 80. e..~
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SURVEY NOTICE.

THE undersigned will proceed with the
i County Surveyor Of Dubois County, on
the 23d day Of March. 1868. 10 run ihe lines
sad determine The boundaries Of Section No.
3 Town I South Of Range 6 West.
The intermediate lines will slso DO ron
and the corners thereof esss6hhed. Per.
Interested will plesss he presen.
March s le6e-5w J.H DeBR uLER,
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UThe articles Of Impeachment
OF the President, were reported to the
House on Monday, and five Repre-
sentatives chosen to conduct the trial
before the Senate. The Democratic
members, as . unit, refused to have
anything to do with it, and protested
against the entire proceeding.
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VNANTED-AoESrs TO sELL Dr.. VIZ
SxirR's -
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE

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STATE OF TorKEA.--We are request.
ed to state that lion. Chas. Morgan.
on account OF pressing private aiiails
has resigned the Governorship Of THE
Province, and the people have selected
TO till the vacancy, the mar OF all
Others hest qualified, and who admin
istered its affairs 80 admirably during
his former perilons term OF office. in
the infancy of the State, Hon. T..
Adams. 1t ia also contemplated to
have II grand Inauguration ceremony,
and gathering. and some Of his CRATE
inl subjects have already ordered, and
design surprising his Excellency, IN
that OCCASION with a present OF n mag
niticent suit OF clothes. consisting OF
MI Andrew Jackson stove pipe hat;
a fine brown jeans coat with large
side pockets and swallow tail. with u
point sharp enough to stick in the
ground whenever lie shall wish 10
lean back on his dignity: and TO he
covered all over with magnificent
brass buttons large size, with the coat
Of arms q Topeka. and ali eagle
thereou; also a parrot fine igh-heel-d
wooden shoes. with representation
OF a rose on the front Of them. 1t ia
expected the Governor will appear in
this suit on all State occasiv1s there
after. AZ
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ScHETRisG New -NR. =. r. WELLs, Ed.
tor PHREsoL, GIcAL JouRSAL hss published
-THE Coop MAR's LrsAcY. An Excel.
len, Sermon BY Rev. S.muhl O.eood d. ID.
With Porlrsit and Sketch OF Dr.. Richard
Ro,he. Of HeidelburE. Price. Is mt
CcHsuNcTrcSs. Its Csuse. and Cure BY
The Swedish Movement. With Illustration
md Directions for Home A pplicsiior. BY
David Wsrk. N ID. Price 30 cents.
EDucArroH % THE HEART. The Neces.
sity g.: Moral Culture for llumsn Happiness.
BY Hon. Schuyler Colfsx Sent post paid
for 10 Genie: Address the Publisher. $50
b. Dad ~sy. New York.
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TThe New York Herald'a Wash
ington dispatch, says it is not believ.
ed a two-thirds vote can be obtained
in the Senate against the President.
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FEN Valuable Real
ANN ESTATE
@~ AT
TAUCTI0N.
ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.
uudsrsigned will sell 1t public sve

ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.
uudsrsisned will sell ct public ave
THURSDAY, March Is. 1868.
their Farm L.nds. contsinisG s4 scres. o:
which . large part 10 ,inssreo land IL -
si,asted resr Jssper. Dubcis County.
Isdisss. with Brick House. S,sbles. Barns.
end other pUildInes belonging thereto. slso
orchard, &c. Also the following personsI
property ,o.~ii: Z horses. IS kesc Of cattle
80 hogs. ehicksns. geese &c. 4 wsgons.
q plo~s, 2 hsrrows. moving machine. reap
er and other farming vteuslls; siso corn.
hey. oats. end Other prooucis; sIso beddirgs.
household end ki,chss furniture ADD u,en
ellis.
Terms Of ssle Of lsnds will b made
known on dsy OF sale.
Terms OF ssle OF pessouai properly sve -
follows .o.wit: All sums OF IS 90 end IN
der TO be paid in cssh, over o. w . credit
Of l2 months Gill be given. the sSrshsser
giving note with security bearing interest.
The Sale will continue from Gay 10 day
until ell 10 sold.
JOHN OPEL L SONS.
Feb 29 ,Sa-Ai
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"Commissioners Court has been
IN session this week, and u large
amount of county business has been
transacted.
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SEWING MACHINES.
FIkkLE d LYON.
SEWING MACHINE CO..

No 6S7 B~aoADsAY, SEw foax.
A Local Agent ~snted in every ,ows;
also, ,rsvelirg agents 10 sppoipt iocsi
SCENTS ,hrouRhost The country. Libsrsi
Cssh compensation paid. A snlsodid pay
ing businpss. Send for cir-uisr.
Feb 81. '6S-6m-H So Go
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NOTICE ALL.

SVHE undevsignsd being 10 need % Money.
Il muet resoInd ell persons indebrsd 10
him TO call snd isItIs their accounts Ac-
counts Of one yssr standing end np~s'ds.
and al notes due. osless paid ~ the fret
day Of April. 1858 will be given for coliec-
ton. without further notice.
Persons calling during my absence will
find their and receipts Tor the same
st my resideocs.
Feb. FL -1t M. HUBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-03-19

Fashion, with her vagaries, has at last succeeded
In bewilderng herself IS well as in confusInglher fol-
lowers. She has 80 mixed and tumbled AFFAIRS about
well goods that 1t is now almost impossible to
decide upon what day the spring opening Ii really to
take place. More than Q month ago 1t was
fashionably, and, Of course, officially an
nounced that that important event would
come on on the 21st and preparations were
made accordingly. Later the 10th was designated as
the day; next the 26th, and yet again the 10TH and
so on day after day bringing . change, until it OPP
peared as though fashion had run mad and nobody
could finally tell when the desired event would
occur. This deplorable state Of affairs was to be
regretted inasmuch IT not only caused an unusual
amount Of uneasness and uncertainty among our
mantusmakers and miiners, but also because it
perplexed, worried and annoyed our country cous-
ins,0 who periodically came to the city to see
and procure the latest styles In cloaks bonnets and
trimmings In order that the fair daughters OF Eve
living hundreds OF miles away from the city, may
not be behindhand In matters pertaining to fashion
able attire. Now, a. "Opening day. Is that par
ucuar day, always sometime In March, that our
sOdfstes and mlinerB agree upon and set aside for
the purpose OF opening their cases Of imported
goods, and also OF throwing open showrooms for
The purpose Of arording their customers and the
general public an opportunity Of inspecting their
latest novelties Il IL OF the utmost importance to
thousands that that day should be made known. Be
u known, therefore-f0r we have u from the best
aufhorties-that "Wednesday next the 25th inst, has
ct last been definitely fixed as the day for the great
time, ladies' and remember wednesday, the 18th
inst.