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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

Mr.. Robert lateS-who abandoned his seat
in the Convention which framed our Federal
Constitution, and thus did bis best to render
the labors of that Convention abortive--is
quoted by The World as authority for the
calumncs wherewith he saw fit, after the
death of Alexander Hamilton, to dcille the
grave of that illustrous victim of Democratic
envy and hatred. We spum alike the cahm-
MES and their author.
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TEACHERS SALARIES.

SIR: In reading over the appropriation by
the Board OF Education hud that the expenses have
been largely increased caused ~ they say By the All
fn salaries Allow behalf Of the
assi.tnuts OF primary schools say that have
not been benefited IN any respect whatever by sad n'
crease the parties benefited flewbY being tha prucps
aud ylcc.p'ncipll9 By hirrtng fiid iu You. valuable
paper you will Ohlig those rLo pt.y d-aite il5iir'-
. Nam NM. eug ia. la,3 ~
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Gov. Reed of Florida tells the supreme judi
ciary Of his State that the Legislature which
recently impeached him was incompetent in
several respects, which lie mentions. The po-
litical situation in Florida being anomalous, we
await further Notwithstanding meantime,
that the Democracy of that State have done
well in adopting Gen. Grants motto, Let US
havA peacen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

Our correspondents in Lima anG Valparaiso
in the letters published this morning, mention
several more shocks of earthquakes in Peru and
Chill In some places the shocks were again
very strong, but fortunately they did not cause
much iniurv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

against the President of the Republic me
Conservative Governor Of neighborng State
tried to capture the President Of the Republic
who, however, got the start Of the rebel
Governor, and captured him with his whole
force. At the date of our latest adyices the
,,nr hnl mt vet ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

" The HoelGnd VIZ Case, Distribution 9fa
Great Estate, Australasia. Africa, More Yet
cier's Third Lecture, and The Courts, may be
found on the second page; The Money Article.
The Markets, and Slipping Intelligence on the
third i; Foreign Items on the Sirth, and Real ES-
tate on the SereHh pane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

other distinguished persons, and about 5000
citizens of Adams and adjoining counties,
attended ex-Gov. Tod's funeral in Youngs-
town, Ohio, yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

Advertisements for tins weeks Issue Of The
WSEELy ous be handed 7ODcy Price - ias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

Col Tappan, Indian Peace Commissioner. de-
tlares that al the Indians 10000 in number
81 LQs9 representatives tho Commission have
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REMOVAL.


CgcKEESe soSs have removed 20 No II Eaa' Fouesna''
Rsw-YOrk (betwsen Broadway sud finh-aVe)
We Wareroons with Jul 400 spifeT new 'A o.
Grand square Uphgt PISoioETss made from the same sas'
those exhibited the Paris Uuye Exposition Nneo re
wsrs awarded Aghs az competition PIANOS %
rent Also for secondhand PIANOS Of various
makers all 10 thorough rrpar GRd ooa order.
DYsPFPsIA TABLETs-Relieye and cure indl-
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srrnnG ;6e per l-oI Sold by losci,ia 5. e. WI W.
CATARRH, Bronchitis, Incpcnt Consumption,
scrs Liver Disease and remedy ron Pant,
Wa r. PRiSeE Nurseries snuF y J, Meea circulars - ,u's
MARKs's Patent First Premiums ARTIFICIAL
LEB With India rubber hand. and FEET A. Nss SIS BUay, Nj
DIR. PALMER's Arm AND LLG THE BE,T.'
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Wigs, Toupees, and Ornamental Hair.-FiIst
quality hsr drs sud s drsrs An shades At Bsteho 6 Baa y
BACHELORS HAIR DYE-Ihe best in the
world; harmless, reliable insisnIeoas perfect A. oil Dragg.,s
The GREAT AMERICAN CONsUMrTIyE REMEDY
-DR WN HANS BALSsN for the Lungs L. specially adapted 70 the
delicate % females yorug children, contains
which too apt 70 serious nelvous deraaeeeht
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP cradicates, root
snd branch ali BRUPvE DnEAsEs ohe SKIN FoT sale By all drug
gsfs
BENEDICT Bios, 691 Broadway, near Fourth
toe celebrated American Wslthsm
Watches VERY low p.!ce send for prioe Int
CREAM FOR CONSUMPTIyEs-JOLY's PHOs-
Coz LIyER CRE4N HriIr Co..
No Bsres'-st
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Ensin,ss ;lotitss.


I1oN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
Ir Kuts lSsrASrLr
- s,, bncs and ever, Lind II Vemiu killed at ones
- M ,rlabls powder not poisonous bat CERTAIN 10 10 '
uorl rosle Is cent Task has ohen
KILLED 4 PECK cT CoCgEoAcaEs
tn ,wde also n. VERY thng the world 90 PIT away Fu
g, I'D ,ut.r Clothing &C. n Il sure drive away Moths
R re Won M Irons Ii original and ouy true Insect Destroy
IN, Powder Beware Of limitations The signature Of Lyon a'hS
- n,1ni 80 P.tL.lon. View ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

BLoATER AND Mess MACKEREL,
NeWioundlaud Slsd.
Deslccated Cod,
Mid Cured Hams
Mild Rich Chee'e
Sharp, Rich Cheee
Fine Table Butter.
New Dried Truit'.
LlOW prices. By
No. 257 Wrshugton-st.. cor MurIay-st
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Ner,@ 22ork Daily Grib1r11e
TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-16

MoNTGOMERY's HAIR REsTORER.
WV MoNTG0vFRY e0uKAR SIR; Your Hair Retor has oeh
used Of lste very patients and % nenot AZ
hchv pleased with a. From what nave seen OF
its Operations know that changes le collar Of t ha ana pa
heard II es where the bal been partially bald for number Of
''' " joan FONDEY, NJ. D.
Sold by all druggists - . r,.,
VIZ. c. MONTGOMERY. Proprietor
CHARLES n. CBITrESTON
y. -LL -
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A NEW REMEDY.

Il NV hENEDl.
COfD tNE
For Gods anil Coughs. Tor sale by all Druggists
AN UNSURPASSED ARTICLE.
J. C. RUsHToN's FLORAL Toorn PArK
Dentists recommend 10. Sold hy druggists everywhere, Ifv
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Two MORE DESIALs.-MesSrs. f. u. Gill
MER and LEWIS MCKENZIE deny positively all
knowledge OF the alleged bride being offered
to the Radical Executive Committee. Nc.
SAVE he never heard, either in meeting or
anywhere else, of any proposition or bride
being offered by any person to the commit
tee or any member thereof; and GlhMER de-
clares his belief that the story is an ''unquali-
fled and unmtigated falsehood."
MCKENZIE Enthusiastically hints that the
rumor was set aioat "to ipiure somebody -
Very likely, whether true or not Nc. is a
very peculiar man. He is intelligent and
Shrewd, and 4 gentleman in manner and
dress, who has been marred by 4 petulan
dogmatism and proneness TO nurse old
grudges. He was a rare spectacle seated III
the negro convention last summer as presi-
ding officer, essaying TO preserve order where
II was as impossible rs i'll 4 congress Of mon
KEYS How he permitted .his Miniature to
hurry him into his present associations is q
marvel. He was sorely tried by the negroes,
and thre w his hands about in phrenZy amidst
the uproar Of the summer negro convention.
Had he not been driven into Il ell de sac by his
old prejudices and hates he would beyond
question have washed his hands and his gar
ments too of lUSSICCrT and the negro after
that memorable scene. But he has taken a
step from which lie can't reccde. He is i'll the
negro cage and can only rattle his quilts in q
rage when stirred up by his companions. We
do not believe Nc. has considered 4 bride
vel do him that Justice.
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UNDERWOOD. Three of the Executive Com
mittee of tho Radical party have denied nj
knowledge of the alleged CHASE bride. The
President of the Con ven ton, who is nculpa.
ted ms principal in the accusation, has said
nothing, although a Leading Radical member
has brought the charge 10 the notice Of the
Convention. 1t were IN easy matter TO deny
the accusation if unfounded; and people
begin TO suspect that the "learned judge
is really guilty. But we lecture that hi!
silence may be solved in another manner. To
deny this accusation would require OF his
Honor n denial of other charges that may bs
brought before the public. After denying
this his fail ure to deny others would be con
sidered conclusive proof of guilt, and IL i
safer even 10 be silent towards n false accuse
ton than by denying it to make it necessary for
him TO deny one that is true or to be regarded
rs confessng it. He has been accused Of cor
ruption in Office by The highest authority in
his wn party, and he may likely have this to
deny or treat with silence. He is not suspect
ed of bra ms in any considerable degree, but
his present strategy is sharp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-25

THE CoSvESTIoS.-Th wretched mockery
of q deliberative body now violating the RICH Is
and threatening the order and welfare OF the
people of Virginia has wasted the public
money in the most profligate manner The
most ignorant and repulsive negro of the body
has received more money than was ever paid &c
the nobleSt and most able Virginia statesman
for serving either in the Legislature or Il Con.
veution. Every man of the Convention has
received, or under its ordinances is entitled to
receive, about $50. The reporting for the
Convention is costing the State about one hun
dred dollars day, and when the reports are
printed in book form the State will have been
involved in a pretty sum on that account.
And of what value Will those reports be2 None
earthly. They will beat least as far as they
represent the negro speakers-a fraud, gross
and criminal. Such jargon as LISpsEf's, and
BAvSE's, and HoDGEs's, is TO be rugged up in
tolerable English and posterity will be in
formed thereby that these individuals We're
passaoly sensible and educated speakers,
What an outrage. And for all this the tax
payers whom these wretches are trying 10 dis
franchise are to pay
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Tho bribery Rurnor.s.

We publish this morning letter from Mr..
u,w,urRsr. upon whose au hority 1t has been
stated were put afloat the rumors about an
attempt through Judge UNDERWOOD to bride
the Radical Executive Committee to control
the vote Of Virginia for Judge CHASE. The
letter bears the evidence upon its face of sim
certify and truth. 1t does not inculpatc Sena-
tor SrRAauE, and possibly gives the correct So
luton Of USpERwooD's conduct. There Is
quite enough in this letter to indicate great
deal Of corruption among the Radical leaders,
and especially in Judge UNDERWOOD n sort of
eagerness in the business Of subornation y
that would disgrace any man ont of the pen'-
tertiary. This was the game by which he Go'
into the Conven ton from this city. We think
the spirit and style Of this letter VIII in'lte
the public confidence in its statements LIS
author is regarded by one of the most onser
want and talented Conservatives in the Con
vention, who has seen much of him, rs wen
meaning and sincere but deluded man
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4ithnond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. .........MARCH 70, 1900
The Impeachment Trial.

Never was there greater mockerS u
rial than that just begun OF the President ~
.ne United States Senate. There Is nor an
,,,, NJ evidence against him which ahords
,rornd for an impeachment. Yet the I'M
s>o.o,ment has been accom- plished, and none
90, reasonably doubt that conviction will
follow.
The movement is, however, rot based upon
the supposed guilt of Mr.. Johnson 1t Is
simply measure TO promote the Radical
party interest. The organs Of that party in
effect avow this in the most unblushing man
ner. The logic Of that besotted body of par
tisans is that the voice of the people is now
the law of the land, and that the Radical
party, being the representative of the ma
,ority, is the expounder and administrator OF
their voice and will. Therefore whatever is
demanded for the welfare of that party is
equally demanded for the welfare of the PEG
pie. Neither Constitution, law, nor Justice
must be regarded-the public will, as under
stood and enforced by Radicals must over
ride them all if they, or any of them, stand il
the way.
It being deemed matter of expediency IL
the party TO remove Mr. JOHNSON, he must b'
removed. His trial is mere concession II
public decency and any national mtrmlty II
the shape Of respect for forms that may exist
The fate Of Mr.. JOHNSON is settled before n
is arraigned. and his Judges may as well 81
with their ears stuffed with cotton, or NOR
properly wool, for the matter OF any Jnstlc
they may mete out TO him Indeed his cas-
is as hopeless rs that OF HENRY VI. "hei
RICHARD entered his chamber. The speech o
the murderous RICHARD might well De ad
dressed TO Mr.. Johnson upon his conFlclioi
by the spokesman for the court:
down, down 10 hell and say we 'sen
the thithCr -
We "that have neither pity, love, nor fear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-25

FEpBRAL FINANCES. JAY COOKE very natu-
rally argues that the United States Govern
ment is bound 10 pay the five twenties in gold.
That is the logic of the stock jobber and specu-
lator, who in the grand Radical army, are
the suffers who plumber the soldiers and the
Government, and the leeches who gorge them
selves with the vital juices Of the nation.
While they have plundered the nation Of mil
MONS the soldier was fighting for his pittance
VI money and his army rations; and now
oe"aand that the soldier and the farmer
ray IN gold the bonds which they paid
~. ,hta oaeAs not worth the half of gold
on Inns subject the soldier and the farmer are
wha, ,S,, 1, wnra TO have word to say.
The leading statesmen, Democratic AND ~,
CAL like weathercocks, show which y,av ~
wind blows. JAY COOKE, that ne, ;s,,h,,s -.
Aadlcaiism, whose nest is running over with
gold may as well whistle to the wind. &c a.
Temp, TO change the current OF public oninio,
Q" The subject. '''N
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DIED.,

On the 24th instant, ut 3d. Oh III" On
ton, ut the residence of her hnso .,1,a,tv W.
nrs, va,r Of her age, OPHELIA A., wlie Oh
John S. Moore and daughter of A. L. anu L.
A. Eacho. Ct Patrick's
church at .past4 o'clock THIS s of
noo 1ro,,y ~. ne respectfully invited to attend
without further notice
Behold, the angel host appears
To welcome you TO bliss;
on. what is earth, its signs, ana learS,T
It's Joy, compared to this III
Departed this life on the 18th instant, ~ Mr.
residence. in the county of hanover ND ~.
WAITER 5. CROSS. in the thirty t fn = :,
year Of his age, leaving wife r two ini and
cuilu. 49, friends to mourn the death OF an
husband kind XII th a'h note sn was at
49, $50 nf his death, and had been from an
early period of his life strict O te1
Methodist Episcopal Church, ne uepas 'I 81
this life with full hope and assurance
meeting his Creator in peace.
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m REpORT OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTH
e POS

There were two thousand seven hundred
and eighty four cases in this city last week
all of which we re cured with the exception Of
a few extreme ly hard ones, who would moi
purchase the proper remedies, thinking one
shilling per ward for excellent BLEACHE1
COTTON worth 2oc. too high; wanted four
snoo,s Of COATES'S COTTON for CSC
when they could only get three would not
give 90 for 4 piece of REAL RUSSIA Ola.
PER actually worth 50 and thought 81.
for q piece of EXCELLENT COTTON
DIAPER out of the question would
not think of buying EXCELLENT YARD
WIDE FLANNEL at 50 and Coo. Z yard,
worth ~ and SIC. 3; and exclaimed, "Oh,
how dear" when they were asked SOC.
for handsome piece of DAISY or DIMI-
rY RUFFLE which is really worth 75c.
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
ut 81 was too high for anything; and as
for COTTON DAMASK, suitable for counter
names and table cloths, at S7Hc per yard, sold
for Dc. elsewhere, they knew no one would
purchase it at that price. PURE LINEN
HEMSTITCHED uANDKERCHIEFS atsoc.
and 37hc., worth 5Oc., they wondered no"
,,a svar -xrected to sell and exclaimed,
" DO YOU call that cheap?" when they were
sbo,r, excellent HUCKABACK TOWEL
INC AT 25c.-iust as low rs ever it was
before the war REAL MALTESE LACE
COLLARS Mt 5oc. was awful high, when
they are actually worth 1925. Similar eXcla-
nations were made about everything shown.
| Now, such cases may be considered mcurable,
but the LEVY BROTHERS do not give them
up: there are hopes for even these hard cases.
They will find out ere it is too late that the
proper remedies for the cure Of Lev ON
THE BRAIN can be had 1T
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 Main street,
NH II nearly opposite the market house.
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= PRING GOODS.

CARDOZO. ALSOP Il FOUR(eufhhN
have in store and are receiving by New Off
steamers twice n week 4 full ana we'll
assorted stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooD"'
many of which were bought NJ the reoeN
NEW YORK AUCTION SALEo'
and will be sold 1T
MICH LESS THAN THElE USUAL
VALUE.
They have q large stock OF
PLAIN AND HEMSIlloHhD hNH''
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Also, PLAIN, STRIPED, and CHEGhEI
NAINSOOkS IRISH LINEN, very cheap
nd general assortment of GOODS usually
kent in a first-class house; all Of which VIII
ov C AR ALsOP & FoURQUREAN.
oI-lm
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The Presidents Answer.

We publish this important document in ful
II is admirably drawn, and will be found in
teresting by every reader. 1t is manly, too
II meets the questions boldly. 1t puts IN
President upon high ground And its ailega
tions in reference to STANTON and TO the usur
pations OF Congress will stand as the Judg
meni OF the next generation and all their sue
cessors We have no room for comment.
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S WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 9,
Nun E,pg March Is 1865.

A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCk-
n HOLDERS OF WESTHAM IRON COM
PANY will be held 1T IS Wall street, room ?,
on TUESDAY, April 81, 1865, at u NJ, TO
ratify the acts of the committee appointed
June % 1877; TO confirm action referred 10 III
cirrnlor issued by Directors of Dover Com
pauy February %, 1865; and in general, to
transact any business which may be neces-
sary under the Code of Virginia in accepting
Il char ter of incorporation, If deemed eNpe'
dent or otherwise. ,
FREDERICK II. WOLCOTT,
NH oo1m President.
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DEFINED FAMILY SOAP,
LIZ MADE FROM
PURE TALLOW AND FINE
PALE ROSIN.

WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULTE.
RATION.
We have on hand 4 large stock or the above
brand Of superior Soap.
Also, full stock OF common grade, which
we will sell 10 the trade rs low us can BIZ pur
chased in the Northern cities.
A liberal discount on large lots.
P.J. GREW & Co,
Nos. lib, III, and TT Seventeenth street,
NH 2 opposite Old Market.
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MARRIED,

IN the 18th of March. at the residence Oh o.,
the brides uncle (Mr. Alexander MeCrons; II In
Manchester 'Ches terfeld county, AT 1a:4 ~ sF
Rev. O. c. Person, Miss SA RAh 4, 80 W Eso
FORD, daughter of Thomas Whlteio'IE: INdG I'D
formerly of Maryland, to Mr. 10 D u
" Baltimore and Pennsylvania papers please
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;,a ne nr ,>ew York Times says gerrymanGer.
no D'.' mas been introduced in the Ohio lie.
s'S.a'uie which, it is said, is designed to make
. CONGRESSIONAL district for yallandigham. II
- intended 10 add about 600 Democr,,ic ~,
Jority 10 the first district, and 900 RennhIi
In ua,o 20 Inc second In order TO make the third
tallandigham " Ia u tof
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THE DlsFRAScHIslSG CoSyESTIoS.-See pro-
ceedings yesterday. The negroes aud fiber
tigibbets made another stride in the work OF
cutting down the rights OF white men and ex-
panding those of negroes! No Constitution
such as they are framing can by possibility
prevail in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-25

POE ID RETTE.-To FARMERS and
PLANTERS this article is recommended as the
best FERTILIZER known for corn, cotton,
tobacco, and vegetables. 1t is more extern
Sively used in Europe and Asia than all others
combined, and is extensively used in the
northern States Made from the night soil,
dead animals, and offal from the city of Rich
mond, properly deodorized and made inodor-
Gus, and believed TO be equal, if not superior,
TO any made in the United States. Packed in
strong barrels, and sold III only TWENTY
DOLLARS per ton; delivered in any part of
the city Dithout ertra charge.
ANIMAL COMPOST,
superior article for TOP DRESSING wheat,
clover, and grasses, and q permanent i'm
proven of the land.
Send fer circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH 3-3m Richmond, Va.
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he House at the time the question was

out of the House at the time the question !" a'
pat and did not understand it. ;,
BAySE: "Obiect, Object NO dodSlnE -
BLAND threw the insinuaton BACK i ,ho
BAYSE's teeth ; bnt teeth being MS ~,
however and said he didn't in tend to supinl
10 be insnlted by any member on the moor n
He considered the remarks OF B4fTh - IA. "o
gen tlemanly. This shot hurt Ola DANE -
that he couldn't say 4 Woru.
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EDecSNZ Notices.

eg 81 sECHAk NOTHCE.-Special atten-
ton 10 ca ned to the extensive auction sale Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES which
takes pls.ce THIS DAY t26th) at half-pas 10
o'clock A. M, at the store Of w r. Andrews
,-,2 Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., & CO.,
~ o,lt Auctioneers.
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Dr., Goods.

n,~,TT1G71sTRATION, REGIsTRA1Tla0gHeII
h GGIo la NEWS-FRESH AKIN AK n
hsTas. received at the AME :tTeet
fresh supply Of GooPs se %hS1
s5sn ssg s ss IN q gu" ESs
fon SH snd ' IRISH PoPLINs HOOP
Mhio2zhA'M Nh 0RG 5AEb iiEASCoN NETS
skirts, all sizes 81 rH aenera assortment OF
Tha bubble are respectfully reqnesseta
me -, p. and register their names rs Pa'fG NJ
o9 the 1 CHEAP STORE. Open from L. ~
10 r IA AMERICAN TRADE PALACE.
w, No. 429 Broad street.
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-I2O tim. \, =, :,
L PERUVIAN 9UAEO, direct f,o,, ~.
Peruvian agent, now landing, and for AL. ne nHss
CHARLES HOWaRh y
NH "a corner Cary and Fifteenth .,ras,.
CUANO.-l00 tons No. PERUVIAN.
~ GUANo receiving this day direc, t,,,,
the Government agent. For sale a, ZOE ,.p'n
market rates. ALLISON & ADDISGyy" '''
mn - 1920 Cary .,rsa,
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THE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN
CASE, No. 80, are hereby. sum. e.
moned to attend 4 called meeLlhs ~ A%
ma Masonic Hall on Broad between/ "
Ninth and Tenth streets THIS "wednesday
EVENING at 7 O'Clock. Members OF sister
citv Lodges, and transient brethren in good
standing, are fraternally invited TO attend.
BY order of the W VI; rnr>r