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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
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ny JAMES ". hACNths
onoe mnsic flash,d by look and word
Toloye. when love was youngl
nut who can tune again the choru
By Times cold hand unstrungg
Nv Times cold hand unstrung, ere long,
Loves harp would silent be. H..
nut mem 'ry sings love, many song
OF land beyond the sea.
One of the thousand dreams that came
When was yet boyl
Ev'n one, III IL were still the same,
Would make me weep ior1oy'
T,vould make we weep fer joy, in sooth,
For memrys maggie wand
Points to the roseate hours ofyouth
And the glowing morning land'
Obi sweetest spirit oh, youthful love,
With thee cannot part;
Still lead me to thy golden grove,
Imparadlse my hearth
Imparadiso my heart amidst
Tby wonder scenes once more; ~
Rrino dreams and fancies aS thou dld ST
In the days and nights ofyors'
Sweet. vet half sad, in n minor key, g
she sings OF youths warm prime;
OH to live one hour of that a No.. &
Would be worth an age of lifeiess time
worth an age Of lifeless time which wrong
The heart, and hope, and me!
Thus love and mem'ry sing their songs
OF the land beyond the sea.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
The secret OF a LONG Lie.

One of the most sensible sayings on
the art Of longevity, so far as can be
considered attainable, was that given by
an Italian In his Doth year. Being ask
ed the secret of his living so long he
replied, with that Improvisation for
which his countrymen are 20 generally
noted:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

ONE of the largest and strongest IRON
clads ever built In England for any
foreign government was successfully
launched April 25. She was originally
built for the Turkish Government, but
was subsequently purchased by the
Prussian Government, TO whom she now
helm IA six Thousand tons. and built 10
carrytwenty-sixt three hundred Founders
made of hammered steel, and all capable
of being fired with ssventy-five pound
charges as often as twice q minute.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

BAYARD TAYLOR writes to the New
York Tribune, that for one hundred years
the care of the forests has been branch
OF the Government of Germany. The
laws are based on two principles: A
limit Is set to the amount of timber that
may be felled In any one year and what.
ever is felled is Immediately replaced by
replanting, There are great forests, all
the trees In which have been planted in
regular rows, and cared for SO long as
they needed 1t. tsI let
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

The Wilmington Commercial gives
an estimate of the Delaware peach crop
for the approaching season. 1t says that
there are ,047,625 trees along the main
line of the Delaware Railroad, and that
their yield Is estimated at 1,l0l, ,l40 bas-
kets.. This, OF course, Is subject to all
crop Of straw berries, ackberries and
similar fruit along the line of the same
road Is estimated at sos, 100 quarts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
"wlfcn hungry, Of the best ! eat,
I:sTsea y q, !. ~ 4, 3. head M iIoIa saa ma rain

A writer observes that the last limo
contains tho quintessenco of the best
advice that eau be given on the subject.
Tho deadliest foe to longevity Is excite
ment. Every man Is born with certain
stock Of vitality, which can not be in
creased, but which may be husbanded
or expended rapidly, as he deems best.
Within certain limits he has his choice
10 live fast or slow, to live expesively OIL
inexpensively, 70 draw his little amount
of life over large space, or TO condense
II into narrow one !; but when his stock
at length becomes exhausted, he has nc
more. He who lives extensively, who
avoids all stimulants, takes little OK,
ercise, never overtasks himself, indulgei
no exhausting passions, feeds his mint
and heart on no exciting material, hai
no debilitating pleasures, lets nothing
ruffie his temper, Keeps his account
with God and man daily squared up,
life to the longest limit which 1t Is pos
sible to attain, while he who lives in
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

tensely- who lives on highly seasoned
food, whether material or mental, fa-
tigues his brain or body by hard labor,
exposes himself to inffammatory dis
ease, seeks excitement, gives loose reins
to his passions, frets at every trouble
and enjoys little repose-- is burning the
candle at both ends, and is surot snort
en- his daVa.. - = - -
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

The following are the decisions OF the Superior
Conrt Spccal Term made by Garvin. j. LcOnhatd agt
Fhutye motion denied, without COSTS; van wagner hgt
Merrill Reed agt The SUI Mutual Insurance Company
Darling ast. Same orders granted
In the United States District Court motion
was made few days since by counsel Tor ArehSr S *
Rrotbcr who held mortgage for $4,000 the distery
uroperty of England Evans at Nos 30l and 500 Avenue
seized by the Government some Time ago lOF alesru
violations the Internal Revenue laws that the property
be admitted To bond, on the ground that thelI oIbute
antedated the seizure and gave them prior ana superior
lion Ia the Government. The motion was Denied on the
oound that the proceedings against the property were
proceedings IN rem against the Thing ITSELF irrespective OF
the mOrtgagee or mortgagOr.
The bankruptcy case of f. V. Welch IL Co.
against W. l. Durham and Joseph Orr, was dismissed oy
lie limited States District Court This petition by
Welch a Co to have Durham a Orr declared bankfuptS
on the ground that they, being lnSOlyent, mhc TWO
transfers property Robert OFT 10 ueiraud
their creditors The Court after due consideration, de-
cdes that as TO the first transfer, there Is Hthlng
shown mpeach the bona pde OF the transfer Delhg
made to secure "A debt due Robert orr by Durham ana
Joseph OTr aud that. TO the second q6d f5 have
the instrument by which t@s Of an Internal Revenue
Seen agg Proceedings arc therefore dismissed with
costs to the respondents"
In the United States District Court IN Bank.
utv' ~ III OF the appioati6n Dy wright Glines aud
LANES NJ Gillcr who creditors OF William :. Cone
and William NJ Morgan, for an order for the Two lasi
named 10 show why tSy kiould not be declared
bankrupts, the ground thAa lhcy hau HAuuuiehuJ
Ts pop merely states legal eonuoBtba The debtors have
fraudanty stopped and suspended sna NOT resumed ~
The lavt tuan the allegations
Of lie petition merely the legal oohcnson The Vsge
sufcerty shown but 20 % are % Vih 70
adray sasy Court that slch sioppage and naptt1npb"n were
fraudulent Mere soppage AM ournmpNon in ~ u se l1 -.
GoeHt fraud Heoie 'hereh 4he o0ef y '''" cause Is
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

a meeting to-day. and some important changes were
made in the management. Mr.. Johns Eldrdge the
President, rendered his resignation both as President
and Director of the Erie Mr. James s. Whitney OF
boston also rendered his resignation as Director.
Mr.. Jay Gould was elected President, while the va
cancies in the Board were filed by the election of
Mr.. Charles &. Sisson of New-Jersey, and the Hon.
VIM. NJ. Tweed of New-York
The attention of parties wanting first tclass in
vestment is called to the advertisement of the bonds
of the Pacific Railroad of Missouri offered at 50 and
accrued interest by Clark, Dodge 81 CO. They are
beyond question the best bonds on the market, and
surpass those of the Government itself in important
particulars. They their face promise to pay gold
for principal and interest and sell at lS per cent less
than United States is of about the same length The
road is in prosperous condition and earns enough to
make its interest as sure that of any bond in the
country, The earnings in June were:
1867 O4Ol6 1868. S26Ol39 l6 Increase sStl22 %
We have received from Messrs. w. b. Dana & Co.
volume of The Financial Chronicle being the weekly
numbers from January to July of the present year.
IL is very valuable for reference Its statistics are
prepared with great care ard it will be found useful
in every Office where securities are dealt in or rel-
BILE information in reference to them is needed.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

damage as far heard FROM principally confined TO
that section bordering the Little Gunpowder River
which overfOwed It's banks, destroying produce
it's course, &c GuytOns mill, near Fall,
ston, was materially damaged. and the saw
mill adjacent thereto washed from its foundation. The
race also badly washed The loss at this point is
timaed at about $4,000 Baldwins mill, on the opposite
side OF the stream in Baltimore County also suffered
much damage. AT Jerusalem flour and saw mills, In
Hartford County, near the line. the dam gave way, and
the rushing waters carried large quantity OF lumber
down the stream. The mills not materially injured.
The reads in different sections OF the county badly
washed and much difficulty is experienced In travelling"
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
V7T VTTTW u 7-ETls - ~
ARD OF BROKERS-Y4 p. NJ
THURSDAY, July SOP. VI.


Gold opened at l44, selling at 145!, I44s closing
strong at lii.. The cearlngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $50 73S OOO and the balances S2,5S2 752 A.
TIE steamer America for Bremen today took $4,000
in specie.
Governments continue dull, with light transac-
tions in the export bonds, which continue to be mod
eratey dealt in by the foreign banking houses who
are enabled by this advance in gold to trade on the
market for a moderate profit. The new 5-20srema
steady; with trlng sales, the price is maintained
in sympathy with the advance in gold and the great
ease i'm money which enables holders TO carry them
at 2a3 per cent interest The present unsettled
state Of public opinion in regard to the payment and
funding of the bonds, and the growing feeling that
neither party are prepared to stand up to the orig
inal agreement made when the loans were taken,
has stopped all investment demand. Large invest
ors are buying railroad bonds and the small buyers
of Governments are funding their money, or
placing it in the savings banks in preference
10 taking bonds on which they may be
forced to take At per cent interest
State bonds were irregular Tcnnessees on tho re-
port Of the passage of the bill through the Senate
unanimously funding the interest for the year from
July l. were freely hammered and declined to G59 for
cx-coupons. and 6i3 for the new bonds This action
Of the Senate surprised the friends of the State but
]
ulated by a ring of operators, possessing abundant
means and caring nothing for the honor of the State
perhaps il has been necessary for them to take the
Legislature of Tennessee into the circle in order to
further depress its credit for their own private
benefit as there is nothing the State Of its finances
to warrant this long suspension of payment North
Carolinas were lower-ex coupons, 72l new bonds,
H. Missouri Gs new strong at 02s Railway bonds
were strong Express shares were steady. Railway
shares opened steady with moderate transactions.
AZ the Board the business washght. New-1Ork Cen
-. --I-. 80 iss4s Isst.,o rovIS Isiand was the
most active stock selling at 1893. After the Board
there was a general Improvement in prices New
York Central sold at l3G; Erie, Gsg; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh so; Rock Island, 109I. The NOrthNes
ern shares were active, improving about . per cent
on both classes sf stock At the Second Board
Tennessee's made further decline, cxcoupons sell
ing at g. and New Bonds at 63l North Carolina eX-
coupons sold at IA; bonds at zoe. Railway
shares were shade stronger New-iork Central
sold at 1861; Erie 90; Michigan Southern, S2l; Rock
Island 1O9, Fort Wayne 1lOl. At the close the mar
ket maintained tho advance, but was very dull.
Rock Island and the Northwestern shares We're
strongest the latter advancing to s3., being an i'm
proyement OF Il per cent for the day. Government
bonds declined per cent on the last call, closing
stealv at auota tattOuS.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

- .neo Will vote 10 IHA W.T.
W Is. &c. 's 1ss ssss9 aSs1S,' SS the
bOn ,osphscks we're ana hre Seen backs
Gs good ss s"SSsI SSSI s%eaSa
aSs Ra 2ld dISy srsip if
ioT Tii lie Ia@Ps[edd the Establishment Of "0H''
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

Money continues abundant at 3a4 per cent with
holancas laft at less rates on Governments.
Sterling Exchange is duh and shade lower at
ouotations. London, 90 days, 110s91l0i; London,
sight. 1lNGllOi; Paris, long, 5.lSsS5l@l; Paris
short. 5la; Antwerp 516ia5.l5; Swiss, 5lG!05.l5;
Hamburg, S6l0Ssl; Amsterdam, 4l!alls; Frank
fort, 4la41t; Bremen, 7s'0SO Berlin 76@72.
The transactions at the office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Reeepts-For Customs $7CSOOO
FOR Gold Notes sls OOO total Receipts s2SS7O67 ~
total PAYMENTS s2171 sl9 49, Balance SS4,l9OGO5 l6
Freiehts-To Liverpool, by steamer, n'OCO bush
Corn tast EVENING" at 3D., and $500 boxes Cheese at
25a3Os. To London 1900 bush. Peas at Cd ..-
The weekly exhibit of the Bank OF England made
public to-day. asi We learn by Atlantic Telegraph
shows that the amount of bullion IN vault mas de
creased fll2,OOO sterling since last report
Il ia reported that the Erie Railway directors heiC
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
Rnnntill.
CoLrsBus CHICAGO ASD INDIANA CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY No. 81 BROADWAY.
Kfsr TrIv y

CoLuNBus CHICAGo INDIANA CENrRALl
RAILWAY COMPANY No. 81 BROADwAN
Nry. Yoiux. July TO- 1903.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THE FOLLOWING
runra sni faniA SAP6tis CENTRAL R. ". Co, due
NTT6iRD0 LoGAYSPoRT and BURLINGTON r. R Co, due
Feb l. l8st ,oo.
CINCINNATI aud CHICAGO AIR LINE r. r. Co.. due Aug J.
'CiNcINYATr and CHICAGO AIR LINE r. r. Co (Sukias
Tmhic,G6 s1d GREAT EASTERN r. W. Co, due Oct l. 1873
CHICAGO and GREAT EASTERN r. w. Co. (eonYertoe) due
APRIL 1885 ....
Tie tr roads having been consolidated into corporation, under
M nse Of the Columbus Chicago aud Indiana Central Ya CON
has mortgage % james
York. Trustees,
M rad wh the aud ant f1tare acquired properly
OF Mortgage Sinking FaDd Bonus
e In ,tv years tArn 1907 cet Interest nagr
g Apn Newiork the object beng 70 c0n9se Az 'Ne
aloye issues Of bonds into oae class ,,--,-
The Mon COMPANY Of Newlok, tNo - bIosNay
the Coupan, Bond Fund Commissioner ald Ia authorized TO
s1tbapge the Loui for any OF the above issues.
Copis, aud further prcla can De obtained ne
oerr Of the Union TrHst Compipy, or az thsomce. 49,.
Parties exchanging nds viii have the difference sIest
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


The GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD with the fostering
care of the Government is rapidly building and will
be completed in 1869 The bulk Of the actual settle
ment. the richest lands and mines, as well as the
most important trade along the western half OF
the Route.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, who
control this favored portion of the linc have already
built equipped and paid for their Road across the
Sierra Nevada and are extending it toward Salt
Lake with rapidity and thoroughness unparalleled
Beside mileage upon all through traffic, they have
exclusively a heavy and lucrative local business
between San Francisco, Eastern California Nevada,
Idaho and Utah. The net earnings upon the two
hundred miles now operated already three
times more than the interest liabilities assumed
thereupOn.
We offer the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. THIRTY YEARS BONDS
principal and interest in god) for the present, at
1903 per cent and accrued interest in currency. AT
this time they pay more than s per cent upon the
investment and have, from National and State lars,
guarantees superior 10 any other corporate securities
ROr offered.
Information furnished on application.
FISK d HATCH,
Bankers and dealers in Government Securities. ana
Financial Agents Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, No. Nassau-st, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
CoIrRr cALENDARs-THIs DAT.

=
srvy fr by CAHDoIo, Cont opens al
S''- ioa m Cai Of calendar. IL IN. Reserved cases
100 Miller e, al sat Miller ct al 9o salem Agt sehoInsnrs
lO7. Barton Barton ~, 70 BARBER .s 1msh a
l6i ct Al. agt Strong eta l9'Dodgs ssI pi""I
l76. .HAn Agt Trust - r..
. calendar vi, be nAe for the OrOber Term Notes oiue mu
Be Hed by Ausustl - A. s..,., r..
Motion, will bs heard ct ~ "a - .....
N''"ON' '' = ConsoE PLEAs-sPEoIAL TERH -,
No Court will be held Oh Saturday Casa heheso I0i ~ " "
be heard op MosdsJ. 40 ..
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
ID DR0CLAMATION BY THE GOyERNoR.

4
SPESGfIFLD, July Uth, l6Jb
act OF the Leg
o,e ~ f state Of Illinois entet An A m relation 70 e pay
| the prnrp the state det appfoNe February
91I tSs5 RICHARD OGLRSBl Governor OF thc state Of lgo
An beehy notify all whom that 90 tie h dsy o. eep
sLsr fl N the American Exchange National bank, % me NY n
Syrk the state Treisner Of Illinois VIZ Y TIE ods OF thr Nate
designated IgQciauoui ~
,,,ue ~ and IN puuaBe ui said lIf do further hot m N"n
NAV concern interest upon each aud al OF sa eos VII eaN
% nm. time OF SPECIFIED Va ts notce 20 "h fo he sa
s sy ~ september Bods issued in pursuance o an act
ntitI An Ac, OF interest accrued and nnpaa an
IL Ror nebered 1872 inclusive aud 25 to 2llO inelns
ud t Hone Co. Also Bunhs numbered 2o zefI
nclye issued Thomas TSnng PeTryl House INlckehh
n"sT Isndou Also Bonds numbered 1895 10 2210 inelnve
.1J 2l6 10 1855 inclusive issued the Administrations Ohce o
Hone Co. Keticb Yoombg ard widow william BorsAI " AN
,rrlsm Also Bonds numbered l4D 20 24t Inclusive; hnei
10 sir samuel Rguod knight the City Of Norwich IN ng Also
nJs numbered 2O inclusive issued to John Ben oil
TsrbOlton, Scotland -, -, --... q. .. "a ,oi ,ha
In teStmsuy whereof hereto set my haaa and CAUSE 70
Great Seal Of State. . . -. .... . .,,-,- a.
the Thousand erht huniro SUD SIXTY eYh
and VI Independence of tue United states e ninst A
'... -N RICHARD J. OGLESBY Governor
By the Governor: TYspiIR secretar Of state 2astx
A IJSTIN, BALDWIN 81 Co, No. "A BrOadway,
~ y issue LETTERS OF CREDIT the City Bank ondoni
Mes,r Sherbette Co. Paris H. Bassenge Co.. Desien
Co Of Rome aud other correspondents 10 'n e
cities Of Europe ------------
DOR SALE-S3S 600 Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad Co First Mortgage Egh Per Cent Bonus
due In 1891 Principal and interest guaranteed by TIE SSe o NyH
Csroma LOCKWOOD Co. No 4 BroaiHay.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF MIssOURI)-sIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS.
The Pacific Railroad of Missouri through the I'M
dersgned, offer for sale limited amount of their
six per cent gold bonds at % per cent and accrued III
terest.
The road extends from st. Louis 2S3 miles to Kan
sas City, there connecting with the Union Pacific
Railroad (E. d. and other roads and was completed
in 1865. at an expenditure of over Sl3,OOO'OCO.
The earnings for the year ending Febru- -....
airy, 1851 were S,o2of W
Operating expenses l,d1o"ft W
Net earnings were. :; .;.............,. s7l92oo co
For the year ending February, 1865, the -,
earnings u
Operating expenses werc.....-......-.. E,o5ub-o %
Net earnings. ngs........................ sJiS.UJ4 U!
While for the first quarter Of 1868 the net earnings
exceed those of the quarter in 1867 By $S60 g.
The Railroad Company, in order to pay of the
State of Missouri for advances in aid Of constructing
the road, as well as all other liens, has issued
$1,000 600 of First Mortgage per cent bonds secured
by deed of trust 10 Messrs James Punnett President
of Bank of America, New-York u. a. MnrlOck, Pres
ident of Continental National Bank. New-iOrk' ana
Luther C. Clark of Clark, Dodge 81 Co.
Nh, bond. .,,r twenty years from Aug /, 1905, IN
terest February and August in New-YoTk. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin.
In Offering these bonds to the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most popu
lous fertile and growing part of the State OF MIS-
souri. forms part of an important line and IS
a completed and successful enterprise already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest on it's entire indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds to the rank of first-class security. Govern
mcnt and other securities received in exchange at
market rates. CLARK, DODGE n Co., No 81 Nall-st
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31

In Justice Delmars Court Brooklyn, Cclii
Curry was fined SO for beating Mrs FaheTty ON the Aea1
with dpper. ...
In Justice Voorhees, Court, Brooklyn, Philil
scbosser was fined $40 for furious driving TO the grea
danger OF nedestrians.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-31
THE MONEY MARKET.
.LEs AT rnE STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIasr CALL,

lot O'CLOCK A. VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28
THE C0uRTA.

EQUITY COURT, Judge DIN To-day the fol-
lowing business was transacted: Honra Brady
sgt. Peter Brady, divorce case0 order that
deienoant snow cause why attachments Tor con-
tempt snould not issue for disobeying decree of
tne court Roberta Adams agt James Adams,
(divorce CASEY order discharging N. A. Don
aloson from contempt. Devinny agt. Steamtug
hatie wise; order that claimants show cause
why vessel shall shall not be sold. Cluss agt.
Jaeksoni order denying motion for Injunction.
Hess agt. Hess; order appointing 4. r Jackson
trustee 10 sell. McCluny agt. McCluny; decree
appointing }. A. Richie trustee to convey
minors interest. Halliday ct al. agt. Halliday;
oroer reinstating Charles 8. Wallach as trustee
ana ior a resale. johnson ct a.. agt Fawsett;
oToef pro coDfesso as to absent defendants.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PrceH.-This morn
ing' the Will of the late VIM. a. Fitzgerald.
oequeathing his property TO his wife, Mary
W., who is nominated as executrix, was filed
and fully proven
Jeanette Reid was appointed guardian to the
minor child Of v m Reid-bond $1,000.
The eighth account Of the guardian TO the or
phans OF Reuben M. Brown were approved
and passed.
Court IN GENERAL TBRM-To-day. Chas.
r. Harrigan was appointed county consta-
BILE.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cdrtter.-This after
noon the jury in the case OF Coroett agt Balu-
more and Ohio railroad returned verdict for
the plaintiff assessing damages at 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28
DIED.
ERTEP tli

FRFER. On the 9th instant, RICHARDS, be-
loved sou Of William and Martha Freer, aged S
years, moi tbs and q days
suffer little children to come unto me. for of
sue h 10 the Kingdom OF Heaven"
Funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
deDce 4G6 l. street south between eth and sth
east. on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Brown: In This city on Friday night, 9th
instant, THOMAS r. Brown, after a long Apd
severe illness, IN the 5lst year Of his age
The fri. nds Of the family are invited te attend
Letunersl on sunday at O'Clock. from his late
residence, on street, betw cen 9th and 7th SIS.
HLhTCHER: At Vancouver, on the 9th inst
hHOnA, the vile Of Joseph Fletcher. Register OF
ihe Land once, Washington Territory. and
danebter OF Joseph Fawcett, Csmeronia, Mont.
gomery county, No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-28

THAT'S THE BEN !-Gent's Furnishing Goods
for the million, at the most popular, and
known to be the cheapest store in this city, OF
Messrs. Franc i Goldman, Marble Hall, No.
i5s 9TH street, opposite Patent Office. Good
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for 50, ca an d
and IS cents; a fine article, 81 and SI25 White
Shirts, 81, S1.25, $50, and SI.75; a splendid
quality, 90 and $3.50. Socks, To- IS. 20, and IS
cents pair Hsndkerchiefs, all ready hemmed,
Is cents. Good heavy Gloves, from % cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c, OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see.
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that you Will buy. The only agents tor the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar I,27E