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Washington to tho Coa.,pescial .Adrsrr
tiser announces that the hostility OF the
Sun to General Grants Administration
is attributed to gu; not, beipa appeipted
Collcptdr.i EsIIFE. MbHTl
In Aeyfrst place. we aresial ma Wise
hostile to General Grant. We are so
friendly to him that his frigbtfI blumdars
anAdXlndering % have given "a IRE same
pain and anxiety which, we believe theY
have occasi9ned to all his sincere fricak
Eysn the ca th,isi astic senator ssprsgue,
alhis eulogy' upon General Grant last
faesdsy, evening, prefaccd his prophecy
ofa Brilliant future for thcnew President
by admitting frankly that HE sfay hod
pailed IL te heginaiag !, sH finTD1
Next, we have to add that, we, haye
never said anything OF General Grant 50
severe as, the ptilnat,on Of thcgGommer-
ciars CORRESPONDENT. that he might have
had the support pf the San FOR the miser-
able sop OF the Custom house, and didn't
secure il! That would make him out a
bigger fool than any body, even his bit
terest enemy, ever represented him, or be-
lieved him to be, ~~at
This refhinds u.s. Of d story. told of
Grant, opt in Ohio, where he was born,
aud ylricl every body out there seems 70
credit 'The 'storyJis that when Ulysses
was a boy, old man Grant said to him
one day: ,-
Ytiiyssss, GET or that hose and tide
him down to neighbor Blank and toll
hiin that ] want 10 -swop horses with him
Here is fifteen dollars. Take that. Swap
even if'ypu can, and if not, offer him iifi
teen dollars to boot" "...qq
/ Ulysses mounted, and whether he
"taught Dave to pace ON the way ornot
we are not informed, But, arrived at the
PLACE Of destination, he found nei ghber
Blank, and delivered himself thus: l.'
Father sent me down here to trade
horses with you. He told me TO srap
eren If you you'd, and Jnot, to ofer you
fifteen dollars to boot"
We suppose the correspondent Of the
Commercial believes this story aeg
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TAXES.rAXES.

.The'Sherifi and Collector, III. S. An
SeRsos, for this county, will enter upon
the Collection of Taxes, at the following
Times and places : aaafsx ,. -
.aseYoanship, Aiyi 1859,
Van Buren,, Court House. from a6th of
April to llth Of May a. q" Z, Z,
aThe Cohcctor desires. all having Taxes
to pay, to NEE. him at the above places
spd settle up. .nsloJa ,.. e.
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!, H1r Major SPARKS, of the Herald, and
family, TOM QulS, and others Of Fort
Smith, were over on Wednesday and
in common with our citizen to pay the
last sad ritz to'the' departed dead,
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FaasAitAMtfo horse WAGON a.
ujA new aiA in good condition. Also
BUGGY. For sale chean, = Apply, at
bfsicp 3w

Il The attention, ,ei the citizens ofVan
purlln andtidinfty~oh Visiting Fort Smith is
rs.nectfully called to our very large and well
selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING for
snring and Summer wear, Furnishing Goods,
Lipen Shirts, Neck-ties, Bo,cs C0alars, Hats,
Doots and Shoes, etc, esc,I sAllo
I'm. BocQvIS & REurzEL.
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FORT SMITH, ARK,

NALL PhgEg-Thc Furniture estab-
lshmcnt of DAuGuERTY & GLASS, have
in store a line assortment Of Val Pa
.pcrs, Borders, de-, and with q, little coax;
ing, you can get the "old man. To pat
it on FOR you. Try him, There is not
hardly u house in town, that does not
want more or less papcrlng, and the ,ex-
cuse. u.s. that is so hard to get any ono
toput It on properly. ..g,,.. '', ir,,,r,s r9a,
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----.-v>~>~sTTrYv rYv

SrRAwbERRIEs-To Mrs. W,ILLuAT,wC
areiiHdcbted for adclicioasdfh ofstraw.
Berries These were the first Of the seas
On. Our good neighbor. and friend. al.
Ways remember us, From pow on Mrs.
". will have Strawberries to dispose of,
and it will only bcalieeessaty' for our citi-
sensto know that SHE has commenced to
pick, to kecpherbusy through the season.
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Iy- We have received novel of li6
pages, cntitlcdthe " Bloody Jurito or the
Escape Of John Wilkes Booth" by Capt
iR H. CRoMER, A. NJ, and published BY
WooDRUFF & BLocnER, Little Rock. We
have not had time to examine but notice
8it comes from the book.bihdcr unfnish-
scd-lcavcs uncut. Price Is cents
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Divine Service.

.sweare requested to announce chat Elders
lpYAI, SHIBLEY and NoRTHcT, viii preach
10 the Presbytcr Church in this city on
Saturday night and Sunday at II and So
dock. tho Goth and 30th of May. The citizens
9cnerallv are invited to attend.
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IF4LLl--~.~ 80.
Es- Attention }, directed to N.

Eg- Attcntion Is directcd to The card
in our paper of RowLANp,& VALE, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities ut Washington for successfully
prosecuting Claims ah't' making coJIcG-
tons. Promptncss in all business iaat
tiers entrustel t9, lhens, will be tAcir motto
iand they ask f9r, q share Rf business 4
J p Il .,..t.tI . f o. d. -
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EF The new Steam Ferry Boat, has
proved success, more so thaa its ar
dent friends anticipated. Travellers can
come and 60 at their will d.
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rS- CT ED. BRooKs, Mayor of the
city of Fort Smith, passed up on the
Gibson from Little Rock on Friday nom
ing last. He reports everything lovely
in railroad matters and that the work is
being pushed on, n .,ab.5 .a.i ~. as.a,-
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Paw Your Taxes

Arkansas State Scrip for sale low, at tho
Store Of g ,'s BIC. WILLIAM 4 co.
AVIAN Buren,, May 10, '0a g. pN s'ns, 1w.
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Ed D. AoNLAhp, K1 dFi s'Uui "as'ef
Leave Fort Smit for Fort q bison oucc n week.
Through bile of lading given for freight
'to and iran New Orleans, Memphis IT. Lou
is, LOUSY ilc and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination at all stag
cs OF tho river, without storing OF delay.
Any persons desiring to ship By THIS line
from the north. east or west to any point on
the Arkansas riysf. sh,s,ld ;lmvetheE goods
TO " Mem1hS and 'Arkdnsas Rirsr
Pdeket Uompniy' ut Memphis. tcf''ce No',Ra
Front street. Mosby bIjc,ky Those shipplns
from k..w;Utl.ans should consign To Mem :
pills and Arkansas River Packet Company,
Napoleon" LIZ ~
9lss ~ .sslh soo JOHN y, ADAMS 4
mar / lgPJ1lltW 'p-l President \
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EJ~ G. IpHtkR. hasTcmoecd his Tail
,oripg Shop, TO the McGcc building, oF
lposite George Austin s store. Entrance
on tic South 'side.n e;ivfhim 4 trial; he
isA good tailor and makes a nice A. 4
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aCFW. j. .LARGEN formerly Of Arkan
sas, now with Clark, Brothers x Co., is
in our city, soliciting orders
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EE- Wo hal the plehs,lfc Ola eAn from

Colonel NASH Of Fort Gibsonns brother
of our old friend I W NASH Of that
place, on Monday,n Bus.p ass. connected
with the U. s, Cpurt brings him to our
city. ~ b'1s7 ;su.
On q gElfrrIV ~ 7 ~ ti srrI
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k1~ P"oaon9ors and-shippero will take
office that the steamer 1me,7edn leaves
Aera this day, Tuesday, and connects at
Little Rock on Thursday with the che
kaht steamer LEM Leoti, ofiicered by
Chose accomplished gentlemen, Captain
~. T. BERRY on the roof, and W. II
MoMlses and CLAY RoBARpsy in the, Of,
eiic, for Cincinnati direct.
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RIVER NEWS.
.Tse rivcrmrks by,the suase sfset iiarh-

The rivermrks bythe Guage vfsct iineh.
cs above low water mark and falling - n
'N'' ARRIVED. 70 M. ~
Mond9y--Economist Little Rock
Tuesday ay--Nan Karen, --"
Friday -7Eort Gibson. e.5 i1LgD g"
fr4Earys af DLpARrED4.., .... .t -
.Tuesday~Nan in,rcn, 19inq9iV Little Rock
FRIDAY Lfort ,Ibson.
Economist,, 49,,
The Economist on her Last trip went through
To Fort 'ipsoiip t.Hs..r.I srsJ 800 W. q
The ". S.Hdys, from ST.. Louis. landed at
lou,0,9h,nf Las, wctk for merchants Of Wash
lngton and Benton eopnLiesrsnd the Chero-
kee Nation, I7si par ktgcs s-uf merchandise,
weighing l5os7G pounds, aa consigned 70
White a Hanley., I'D. =
The CtarIsrute was advertised TO leave St,
I Louis for Arkansas river on the 4th inst, ;,nd
theclns,as on theGth..F VI HN1
The American came IN carly Monday morn
ing and ~iIAy8 downlhhThc@aav morning.
Passengers who Mish Go fail into good hangs
will tAis the Ab,uPeaR Va N
I nss- The Tf5squ arrived Friday with Cap
tains rp. aud Ec6EsE in eommand-oId
"REp"layipg over. All was lively. .zniD
- a s,xtttrtW , + sFfi 'rpt
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fI Mai w. T BOURNE, representing
a large number OF Baltimore Houses,
passed up on the Glg2n.
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-11

Fy-'Mr. GRAY, formerly publisher of
iIc ClarksvillG Democrat, is in our city in
on the L. S Court v'tsG uf
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EF Jupas MEALS mission accom-
plished, he gsee back TO Little Rock
wise and happy man. Poor MAY! 7pVl
"As long as the lamp holds ont to burn,
The vilest sinner may"--gct married!
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~ Our city is quite livelytwithItit-
zcns from different parts ofttic State, in
attendance on the IT, s Court We nd
tice'Judse HAM Of this Circnit and other
distinguished lawyers among them. inlri .
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ES- The following Indians, part of
the Washin gton Decgatio,t ON their re-
turn from the Capitol, passed up the river
on Monday: Col SrrphAa aid family,
Coils, b. l., LEFLoR, A. IIAistAS, G GNy
LAND, s5 9 1, 'st ssAsa' s..a.. t'a . L'1
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,,ss,-- ~ = NEW 1 VKK, APrII %.
2 The excitement in the newspaper cir
6les respecting the case Of John Russell
Young is increasing Mr. Young has
received dispatch from, MI. Butler, ten
dcring his services in prosecuting his Ii
bel suits, and Mr. Greeley actively sus
tains hims Mr.. Dana has secured May.
or Hall MS chief counsel in the defense.
~ .Iiur mn Nm. N-O..- nA4A q.
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II. BLyspxls ~ = Master
Leavc Little Rock for Memphis, Mondays
sdncsdAys and saturdays, ata 10 ,c'eloek a
M lc,tvo Memphis for Little Rock Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays, Mt s O'Clock, p m.
Making connections at Little Rock with the
Companys new and light drsuglt packetst TO
van Bureh. Fort Smith, ~. Gibson and all
!c.ermcdlste pointsa S.IIUIUD
AMERICAN, mam
LEVI SFHh16tAN'hlA 1AT sc 10t'"''
aaqao olfoRT GIBSON "
JKo NoonRuRS,A eas-r2 b1e n-la Master
.rnIg s.rst lal3l.I rY'F uf IullTA
.s2mNAN 7BuREN,ueods
JAsiEs BowLIs,e s,3l- ls.-a : ssH Master.
Littlc Rock for Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and
all intermediate points on Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays, on arrival Of Memphis
boats. ''a f''
I'd b',s7 -1l nlH rn''off0 WlfF
% = sHifl roRT' SMITH, l4m y
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% . roRT SMITH,
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|Asnph'ss .k1' Uie,

f;fs.a6gsrs rofahie tlrtsH over III -
mil ard fouisvflfe lint, txh'st NkSgkti4A
~ rsuts wrnsUVrsxsaA cM1ndxle rsss1dsnsp
sElpgsns slrEsrso CA~ saxit ne1ht4sulba,
1p- PnYchaie yost TTeketss II No s1bsH
Main-et.s : Spenpats, VI at ths Depot ~ "a If
aud I,.DR il. lines, 10 s;FskfsseF adj H..sw
Through baggage cheeks to- ~ pgiaejoea,
cities may DC procured 1t 1cAphf4,. .yAIH
Aslpws AZ 81 ASs BRINK spvrX. sn,"1's :"
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A fight occurred at Hays City, Kansas,
on Monday. betYeena lot Of negro lsQL
diers, of the 3Sth infantry, and itizens,
in which five citizens, among them tho u,
S. Alarshal, Wcis, and white soldier of
7th cavalry, were wounded. Some five
hundred shot are said3tU have been fired.
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lRsYFrKrS ;sra,tersss' ~ ! e CAS-, As S1.p f.slt;
HyuJ ruY regularly be!xeen. circinnff.AA
lrvsNy aiisfrcfgIsts as the ipvas fsscs aisd tat9
;isGGtpti gumAhtstsA Orders rs0sUeg ssech0t
'elltoAsd osseftil attention gNeh 70 tia tuSall-
pisnts ,For frfshssr passage aPpss eeApsEs
GsI4ss I ie yqsw1ErE& yiAyLSy, Agents 4
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

An attempt is 10 progress, in Eng
land, to obtain the passage of bill
providing for the opening of the British
Museum and other Ike places on Sun
days, and the other day a member OF
Parliament preselt.d petition praying
sor this boon, signed by forty thousan1
what taken aback when another men,
Der arose and said he had proof that a
certain agency firm had forged the
names of eight Thousand persons to the
petition bat, in his turn, was dunn
foundered when third member
showed that the same firm had been
employed BY the Lords Day Observ-
ance Association to forge ten thousand
fictitious signatures to II remonstrance
against the proposed measure,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

THs REDUcTIoN.-The Eberhardt re.
mains motionIess. The Aurora South
and Aurora Consolidated, as we are in.
formed, reduced the wages of miners to
81 yesterday-all hands knocking off,
except in the latter, where a portion OF
the force continued work under the re-
ducuon. 1t was rumoren that the Con-
solidated Chloride Flat Company had
reduced but this is incorrect. 1t was
also rumored on the streets that the
Treasure Hill Milling and Mining Com.
pany Downing the Summit, Nevada and
North Iceberg mines) had cut down
wages, bot we could trace the rumor to
no reliable source, and were equally
unsuccessful as TO similar rumor in
regard TO the Pos,h"le and Silver Wave
mines. The Miners Uuion held
special meeting last evening, but of the
nature of the proceedings we have no
information. The Eberbardt folks say
their mine is not expensive while lying
idle, and is not likely 10 cave or fill with
water, and that they will therefore let
it remain idle until men can be had who
will work for 81 per day. What coun
eels prevail or what is The spirit in the
Miners, Union, whe have no means of
knowing but the talk on tho street Of
members and outside parties having
ares to grind is very injudicious, and
not at all calculated to enlist the SYM
pathies of law-noiding White |
Pine Nesos, 18Th
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

BEAUTIFUL SENTIaENr.-Dr. Chal.
that l have seen in the world and
known Of the history of mankind,
teaches ne to look upon their errors,
not in anger. When take the history
Of one poor heart that has sinned and
suffered, and represent to myself the
struggles and temptations it has passed
through-and brief pulsa'ions of joy /;
the tears of regret /; the feebleness of
purpose the scorn of the world that
has little charity; the dissolution of the
souls sanctuary, and threatening voice.
within health gone; happiness gone,
! would fain leave the erriug souls OF
my fellow man with Him from whose
hands It came"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR, !
ORAsBT County. NEVADA,
CARSON CRY. May 10. 1869.
A LII PERSONS LIABLE To PAY STATE
"A and County Taxes, for the year 1869, are
hereby notified that the annual poll tax of four
dollars. for the use of the state and C unity due
from each male re,id, mt of this State over twenty
one and under sixty years of age,
IL Now due amt Payable
To the County Assessor or his = pnty and all
are expected 10 pay said tax, when caleu upon.
And also, that the take the personal property
OF persons who do not own real estate within the
County of su Gent value t. secure the taxes on
both their real and per sonai pr perty are que and
payable when the SAME is assessed. All taxes
pay able in U. S. geld IN.
The laws provided for the collection of the above
taxes will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE W. CHEDIC,
County Assessor.
By II. II. BENcE. Deputy.
Office : Next door to the County Clerks office,
County Building. mil If
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
THE DAILY APPEAL

A FlN. Work OF Arrive dropped
into McClellan's studio yesterday to see
painting he has just finished, which
10 undoubtedly the finest piece ever exc.
cuted in this city. The work is after
ono of the old masters, and was painted
BY Mcclellan from copy of the original
in the possession of Louis Jauiu. The
piece is entitled "Sybil," and repre-
seuts beautiful woman, with wonder
full eyes penetrating futurity, and hold.
ing stylus aid parchme nt in her hands,
with which evidently to record the OBJ
jects of her vision. The classical beauty
of the features, the rich coloring, and
the depth and softness of the shadows,
equally excite the admiration. McClel-
lan's copy has, of course, not been mel
lowed by age, but it has been painted
with exceeding care and faithfulness,
and when half a century or so shall
have harmonized it's colors it will be to
all purposes except the name as fine as
the original. The work be placed on
exhibition to-day in the windcw of Kirk
& Co. s drug store.-Eaterprise, l4M.
Bro. Goodman did not say one word
too much or too favorable. Mr. McClel.
Ian is a fine artist, and deserves to be
well patronized-not by the citizens of
Virginia City alone, but by those of
Carson, and any body who likes 6ne
works of art. We have seen some speci- |
mems of his work which will compare |
very favorably with those of any other
artist on this continent. We call spe-
cial attention, Of any who wish fine
paintings, to his studio in Virginia City.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

CIRcUs.-A large and delighted au-
dience was present both afternoon and
evening to witness the performance,
which has never been excelled in this
town either in feats of strength, balanc-
lag, or Other acts. Altogether it gave
general satisfaction.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16

Coop CHAScE.-By reference to an
other column it will be found that a
good opportunity is offered to buy a
house and lot situated in the rear OF the
Catholic Church. Household furniture
for sale with it. Plenty of good water
on the premises-nice shade trees and a
perfect title. All particulars may be
learned of Jacob Klein, at the Carson
brewery.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-16
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
~ Of William =. joy deceased. are requested e
make immediate payment g. william rattersoW
who Is authorized 10 receive and receipt for The
same. ANNA JOY
Administrative Of said estate.
Carson City. June 2lst, iscq. ~
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HAT AND BONNET DEPARTMENT.


1000 Round Hat, AZ 25e and Soe
s snsS,b sl.S Round sssf Hat. S..i ssc
Fns s,rsw TurbaB, 7Se
Velvet and Prsh Hsts Isl. 70 e.
New shapes Bonnet Frames, i5c
ss~ Shapes lis, Prsues, Toe
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
p.psrnsus in lots Of ThmmiHs, n elOss.
IOOo6 pieces TriumBg, At 1se. piece
IL tb..O rill b. feond Gl~p' Rnsss.
5 s.a 1. asa e car,d ss ys.,:S as piece
seo dee. Bsei sAt vslv.,. a. aso piece
5000 pi.ss: %a. SIX y.l,ss SOC :. 81 pes p'ss.
1890 J.rd. slt PhD.ss. &c .1d Joe '.'d-
sik AID saie Ginps ne piece
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Fn. v.lsBeeuOe, Lsee.. .erih g. 81 'o< piece
L., Of Rr- Lace Collars. 1se % 7se
Lot Of vslsndesD,, Csllrs. s'e 20 see
Lot Of Isi,.ton Point BAndssrshiss, "e
Lo. Of Wallace Hssdkerehists Zoe
All Coor. sfh Tissue. for Walls; "s
LOs Of vssAbals Lsces Ec Vsrd
EMaROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Yer, cheap Ioi Of Babroderes this week "a
800 y.i. Ms.h1 Is;.f:1: g s. g. 81. r. I"L
1co s9r,,d DOge, Bs1s s,.. s: e. se toe' and ~S
500 piece. Rsnss, aoe ise. zoe; .cs .ai Ss 'i'ss
zoos pair p.n FiS. Lia.u CSs. lOe
Lot Of Linen Collars. Dc 70 Sc n
Lot Of y. rs Fa. Ta.asS Collars At ase.
SS,iS o. s 9; .s si ss s y.s 70,
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
Lot Of cOIOrsd bordered Handkerchief, se, &C., &c.
Lot Of r.ry sne FreBen goods. l0c-
Lot u lsdisS shts hssdkero5isf. 3eL 10 lOa
Lot Of ladies' h.n'tiiek lee. 9'e
LIT o. sac oil Inca bensliteh. De, &c.
Lot o. braided and benstieh i7ie
Lot Of Besshssors snd beusice ase.
Lot Of nerds orb With DsIses, 9lc.
La Of fne rich hssdksrcbeh, TIE 70 60.
10, Of Gent us1 h,a4.sresist. sSe
Lot Of GentS fge kenstiteb. f3c
Lot Of Misses needle~ork &C fec
Lot u Tfen lace handkerchief Sc 10 go.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Ausuou- los Of hid gloves Isl saA ~.
yey sne bot hid gloves. ssc ard ese
Our gsc soTes every pair uArraBseA
Auetoa-ots Of hosiery cbesp
Ladies mehno vests. tSc-.
L0ts Of GeHts Aeektes &C. TO f5e
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Best Ioo yard machine ,is, lie ,peoL
Beet DO ytrd spool eo,toa, tc pool
Best fodeyed se-fiss. Sc paper.
Alpars brsts 81 color GDd 81 ale
Portnosass eAsiss sets 81 ~sry, sleeve batioos oSk
cts f.sy combs bracelet al gsdsr price
lo,s Of fsnsr bst,oes Goa 90 card lsa
TOO lsi Sets frVm i5s 10 81 per
500 f.rsT ssis ron ase "a 3 per
Lots 81 fney 81 - for
LIT. 81 tes,s ssssass lee 70 as pr psi,
lo.ooo sols hon ssctoa Toe 70 81
Lets u ssksr go0as frOA assiioa
wM. kinney,
6t5 BROADWAY, SECOND DOOR ABOVE
bLsECXEasT
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g,h HubIieations.
MRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
N The following New Books arc pnhished THIS OK W
T. b. PETERSON L BROTHERS, PHlIADbLPhlA'
ind are Cor ssle by ali Booksellers and News hgepA

MRS, HENRY WOODS 90, New B b. S.y !;
And are for sale By a Booksellers and News AgeOh
MRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
wosd s9tbe Lynne The chnPio &S kosss fG na
ebs Henry Wood At az expense Of one HsGoas s1
SSSS ssHs e, ve G asf s'i1 SSs large
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