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Sale.
T00 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND

ItO LAND FOR SALE FARMERS TAEE
NoTICE II offer for sale tract Of timber land
containing 100 acres more or less, il ST. Clair
township, adjoining lands Of Hoenstine's heirs
Kaufman. Reighard Hoderbaum, and Others
The land is we'll tmbered With pine, white oak
chestnut oak &c Of the best quality, There age
three stw mills from within oHe-half to one and
half niles Of the land, and the timber is easily
gotten to the mills On. half the land can b.
tsrmcd when cleared This is a desirable prop
erty. Persons wishing to purchase can address
S. O. STATLEk
dcclsin3 ScheIlsburg. Pa
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-E Essays
for Young Men on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Bride, in the institution Of Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonial felicity and true
happiness Sent by ms in sealed letter envel-
pes free of charge. Address. HOWARD ASSo-
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
anrOs, ASrI
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

The undersigned offers Tor sale the follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 acres each situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, State If
Illinois, s miles from the city of Urbana, and
mile fIonl Rentual Station said Railroad. Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one of them has Il never
failing pond of water upon it The city of Urbana
contains about 0G0 inhabitants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALso-OAe- fourth Of q tract Of lard, situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing about IS acres with all the coal veins Of Broad
Top running through Il.
ALSo-Ihyes Lots in tie torn Of C0giaH0Mt.
Huntingdon county.
Jan 26 '66-tf F. C. REAMER
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Z NOR SALE Or RENT.-The nm

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-The un-
dersigned offers for gale or money rent iis
mill property, situated near Hamilton Station. 90
the Bedford Railroad The mill is in good re-
pair has a never failing water power, with no ice
10 cut and the land belonging 10 the property about
81. acres is well improved, having all necessary
out-buidings erected thereon. with two good
meadows. The property lies near one Of the best
markets in the State, and viii be rented for not
less than nor more than years. Ny only
reason for making this offer is i'll health. For
further Information, address
III. T. R0HM,
jan8ts Bloody Run Pa.
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AND 600 BROADWAY, New YORK.
=

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost success by J.
IsAACs NJ. D., and professor Of Diseases IF The
Evs aud Ear m ths lTsZicli COLLEGE of Penn
sylcaHf1. y gears eapsrisace, formerly OF
Leyden, Hollaudl, No. 805 Arch Street Phila.
Testimonials can be seen at his Office. The medi-
cal faculty are invited TO accompany their pa
TENTS as be has no secrets in his practice Arti-
fetal eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
examination july3, '68yI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CLOTHING
LOWER THAN FOR TEN YEARS.
vERcoArs.-Fine all-wool Chinchiila and Fur
Beaver reduced to..................Sl8 $500
OF the newest and most stylish material, cut
and make, which have been sold at. .$25 90
A great variety Of all styles upwards
fTom..,.........-....... IS 90
SKATING JAcKETs.-The best assortment in the
city, selling of very low.
PANTALooSs, all-wool Cashmere, reduced to $500
Vgsrs--Fine aII-sgooI Cashmere, reduced to g 90
BUSINESS CoArs, in great variety, at prices equal
ly low.
B0Ys CLoHHryG, very low indeed.
Our whole stock Of Mems Youths, Boys
ana Children Clothing to be sold out at q
great Reduction Of Prices, which are in all
cases guaranteed lower than the lowest
elsewhere, or the sale cancelled and money
refunded
CALL AND EXAMINE our goods after having exam
ined those Of the tsacriasing' houses before
purchasing. a FAIR TEST IS ALL We ASK.
HgLf aezy 5etlces@ Bennett & Co.,
35t.e sfstI STREETS, as N Ms&rET n ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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TSTATE OF JOHN BARLEY,
El DECEASED.-LettersT Testamentary having
been granted to the undersigned, Executor of the
last Will and Testament of John Barley, late of
Middle Woodberry township, deceased, by the
Register of Bedford County all persons indebted
TO said estate are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment, and all having claims against the
estate are requested to present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
DANIEL BARLEY,
Executor of the last viii and Testament of John
Barley, decd. declSw6
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Tg1AVERN LICENsE.-Notice is

TENAVERN LICENSE.-Noticc is
hereby given that the following named per-
sons have made application for Tavern and Res
taurant license, Mt Feb Sessions, 1869
O'ponneil & Manly, Bridgeport, Londy tp., Tav,
John Reighart, Union township,
Lewis A May, Rainsburg,
Daniel Ritchey, West Prov. Twp, Restaurant.
John Harris Bedford borough,
Adam b. earn, Bedford borough, 3"
Henry Rose, Centreville, Cumb. Valley tip, Tay.
VIM G Eicholz Woodberry borough, :"
Isaac Mengel, Bedford borough, %
Juo. b. Amick st clairsvlle borough, .
Wm. Crisman, Napier twp,
Michael OFT, Bloody Run, "
d. NJ Jones Saxton "
William Weimer, Clearville, q
s Bottomfeld Bloody Run, I"
Aaron Grove, St Clairsville borough, Restaurant.
Isaac Z. Grove, do do
ianl5w4 o L. SHANNON, Clerk
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A Boston paper wants a female
bank and insurance company" estab-
lished.
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/ IST OF CAUSES, put down for
4 4 trial, at Feb. Term, 1869, Sth day.
Josiah Holsnger Mary J. Holsinser,
Isaac L Smdcr VS. kachendarfer & wife,
Sophia Hook ct al VS. Thomas Growden ct al,
A c Vaughan. End, &c.vs Russell N Trent ct nj,
Henry BTidenthal ct al VS. Richard Haslett
Isaac L Fickes VS. Geo Mccormick ct al,
B w Garretson VS. Philip Little ct al
Same VS. o L Shannon,
A B Cramer & Co VS. Same
Ann 9 Danaker's Elk RS VS. Christ Danaker.
Certified Jan'y 9, 1869 o. E. SHANNON,
janI5w4 PrOthonotary.
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4 STRAY BULL.-Came Trespass-
"A ing on the promises of the subscriber, rcstd
ing Liberty township Bedford co, Pa, one
mile belo'g Rlddlesburg, about the 10Th OF
December, 1868, small dark red muley bull, with
some white spots. The owner is requested to ccme
forward, prove property aud take him away, 9TH
erwise he III be disposed Of according to law:
jansw3# ALEXANDER MeD0SAlD ID.
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FE1HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Stockholders of the Huntingdon and Broad
Top Noun tain Rail Road and Coal Company, will
be held at the office of the company No. Az Wal
nut street, Phil'a., on Tuesday, February 2nd, at
II o'clock a m when an election Will be held
for President and twelve Directors to serve for
the ensuing year I. ?. AERTSON,
iaul5w3 Sec'y.
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Seventeen Mississippi towns are pre-
pairing to build cotton Factories.
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A LII THE WORLD and the rest of
n mankind are respectfully informed that I
have at the Warehouse, at Bloody Run Station,
Fresh Ground Plaster, and Stone Plaster also,
Liverpool and American Salt.
deelSm3 JOHN W. BARND0LLAR
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jan8wI JN0. P. REED, Guardian.
PUBLIC SAFE OF VALUABLI

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned, residing
in the borough Of Rainsburg, will offer at public
outcry Ia said borough, on FRIDAY. the 29th day
ofJANUARY. 1859, the following real estate A
tract Of land, containing about three acres, hay
ing thereon erected new twO-stOry frame dwell
ling house % Y 26 with excellent cellar also
large two-stCry frame Tan House entirely new,
having attached thereto 2l watts; also Bates,
Lines, Pool &c, al underdrained on the latest
and most approved plan, with very superior water
power, sufficient TO the whole machinery by
water if necessary. Everything connected with
the yard Is in fine working order with sufficient
facilities to tan from 1900 to 1900 hides q year
Also & good Saddler Shop adjoining the yard
There is also on the premises fine selection Of
choice Fruit, consisting Of Apples, Peaches Cher
ries and Grapes. The above property is situated
in one of the finest Bark regions in the county,
and is very convenient to Churches, Schools, Mills
Stores Post offices, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on day
when terms will be made known by
iansw3 IA iUMP
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF A
~ - -

NRPIiAN'S COURT SALE OF 4
\ J FARM The undersigned Guardian Of the
minor children of John } Dibert deed, by yjr-
tue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
County, will sell at public sale, the premises,
next. the real estate Of which John }. Dibert dei
seized consisting of farm Of 50 acres situate ia
" est Providence touswhip, Eedford county, al
joining lands Of - O Neal David Calhoun. 81
mon karn, and others, about 70 acres under cult
vation. having thereon erected a frame dwelling
house double log barn, and other outbu!dings
with IN orchard and an abundance of cherry trees
thereon, watered with running water This Is a
very DESIRABLE FARM in pleasant and fast
improving neigh10rh0od Terms one-third in
hand at confirmation Of sale and the remainder
in tw0 equal annual payments thereafter. with in
terest. Sale will be opened al u m.
jausw4 JN0 p REED, Guardian.
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
Tho Rocks OF the Begul ator are now reauy
for settlement All persons indebted to said firm
will please call and square their accounts Of last
wear bv cash or note H. T IRVINE.
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MAsuINGTON. ian. 15.

Nothing of great interest transpired
in Congress to day. The bill for the
relief of Sue Murphy was recommitted
to the committee on claims. This, it
is believed, is a death-blow to it. Both
houses adjourned until Monday.
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Also, one lot OF ground, containing I6 acres.
partly all cleared and under fence, with 2 two
story log house and log barn thereon erected also
young apple orchard thereon, adjoining lands of
Alexander Shoemaker on the east, Joseph Ling
niata township, and taken in execution the
propertv of Ellen Snowman
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One lot of ground fronting so feet on Mil street
and running back to alley l60 feet with a two
story log rough-cast house thereon, adjoining
lands of John B. Longenecker on the East and
West situate in Middle Woodbury. township. and
taken in execution as the property of Jacob
L.
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3lotiffs, &f,

A LII persons knowing themselves
~ Indebted to the undersigned viii please
call ane settle at once either by note or cash. 4
word to the wise is sufficient
jan'y Sth va } NJ SHOEMAhEh.
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NTOTICE.-W at the Bed
= ford Foundry. OLD CASTINGS of every de-
scriplion for which the highest price will be paid
dee25w6 SHIRES Il JORDAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-18
WASHINGTON LETTER.
,,,,,,,,sAoce Of the Richmond Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1869.
The public have been led TO believe-and
nerhans good cause exists for lt--that the
Internal Revenue Office has been operateo
in the interest more Of dishonest rings tor
some time past than to the peneh1 OF 'he
Government. Certain revenue olheiale
have asserted that the persistent opposi'ioh
manifested by ex.President johnson 70 inc
recommendation aud workings OF tom,
missioner Rollins caused anything but COCA
results in the operations OF revenue laws.
On the other hand, it is no new thing 70
assert that the $50 called" "internai
revenue r;ngs,n acting by authority Oh the
Department. have caused many to be sus-
n;c;ons OF come Of the most prominent OH
aisls belonging to the Bureau, and open
cbarces have been made of "chques
shielded by them, and having every oppor-
tnnity 20 defraud the Government.
For these reasons it is now believed that
athorough change Of the higher officials in
that Office will take place at o very early
day here as elsewhere throughout the coun-
The understanding is that competent Of
fcials, with regulations for honesty, aoll-
ity. and a thorough knowledge of the re-
ouuirements Of their positions under the
Government, will not be removed, unless
perhaps they are unfortunate enough to
have been appointed by ex-President John
son. It is here, however, that the public
look with the greatest interest, and there IS
a feeling that the new Commissioner should
remodel the affairs of his own office before
commencing removals and changes outside.
The pressure on Delano for office is
greater even than that on Boutwell,, and
the Radicals will slaughter some of their
best friends to have outside parties pro-
yided for.
Reconstruction seems to be at o stand-stIil
at present. Delegations claiming to repre-
sent southern States visit the President
almost daily; but their visits, like those Of
every other delegation at the capital at this
particular time, have reference to the
ssspoils." If one-fifth of the requests made
by parties protesting to be influential are
complied with, the stringent economy In
Government expenditures promised by the
new President will be as far off as ever.
There is much interest to know what
policy will be adopted, now that the Score
tary Of State has been permanently In
stalled, with reference to Cuba. L.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lit Main street.

r ARGE AND VALUABLE DIsTIL.
LERY WITH A AL OF T 1Tn ! PAsT TWO
YEARS. At ROCKETS, ON JAMES RiEER,
FOR SALE AT RUCTION.-On thursday the
2slh OF March, 1859 at a O'Clock L. NJ. on lne
premises we will sell ut public anctlon That large
and valuable DISTILLERY located mar ROCK
etts. together with all Of It's improved macnlnery,
erected within the past two years by messrs. e'yh
& Davis. ,-,,o- ,,,.,
capacity of two thousand gallons per DAY. anu
could be made at small cost to pfouuce oouole
The machinery is very massive, and everything
about the establishment Of the best material anu
workmanship, the erection of the same having
been supervised by practical dist1ller OF IoLts
to make IL the best dsIery In this country OF us
size. The piping IS al copper. .,o
An abunGan, supply Ct water Is ODtalheu on Tie
premises, pumped from four wells ny DONKEY en-
CINE, and Its temperature In midsummer IS hlIy-
eight degrees. ,,r,,, .,,o
nairs of French burr millstones q teet In diane
ter with capacity To grind SOC bus heels OF grain per
dav. Also BkICk BONDED Wa REHOUSE
capable of storing 500 barrels OF whiskey. Also
pms In 1rst-rate order to accommodate l'oVo
hogs. .- ,,1-os
wards or the steamboat wharves at Rockets, on
James river has facilities for receiving grain ann
shipping It's products unsurpassed, and 4. 4 cost
The premises, with FOUR ACRES or LAND,
are on feasehold and two years and ha!l are I'M
expired, with the privilege Of renewal OF lease on
TERMS Liberal, and will be announced at sale.
LEE & GuDD1N,
NH ruThgst:otd kuctioncers.
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PETERSBURG, March II, 1869.

-a.- PETERSBURG, March H., 1869.
The annual meeting to-day of the stock
holders of the Petersburg railroad was
more largely attended and q greater num-
Der of votes cast than on any previous &C.
casion. If all the stockholders were pre-
sent the whole number Of votes would be
4,7S6; and to-day the number unrepre-
scented was only 274. The election of
President had produced not little excite
ment from the fact that the contest would,
according to the general belief, be very
close. Mr.. Collier, the present incumbent,
was put in nomination by A. G. McllWalne,
who stated that he had voted against him
last year, but now willingly testified to his
admirable qualifications for the Office.
Mr.. Sanford was nominated by G. Ba-
ker Raine, the chairman of the city
proxy. On counting the vote 1t was
found that Mr.. Collier had received 1850
and Mr.. Sanford ,7G4-making majority
for Mr.. c.. of 9S6. Considering that the
whole vote of the city (l,l96) was given to
Mr.. Sanford, the election of Mr.. Collier
was brilliant triumph, he receiving near
ly all the votes Of the private stockholders.
Whether Mr.. s. is obnoxious to the charge
of Radicalism am unable to say, but as
he was voted for by the party, SO he re-
ceived but little support from the Conserya-
tive portion Of the stockholders.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors for the ensuing year-namely,
A. G. McIlwaine, r. A. Young, T. T..
Brooks, ]. P. Branch, and D. B. Tenant
the first four of the old board, and the last
in the place of ]. Wilcox Brown, resigned.
S.
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ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Again take pleasure in giving you nc sice Of the
arrival Of quite new and valus BILE
... collection Of
DESIRABLE DEFY GOODS AT
NO, 603 BROAD, BETWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH
STREETS,
Such as handsome CALICOEs,
COTTONS and LINENS
COLoRED and BLACK sATINs, beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAsSIMEREs, &C.; ...
EDGINGs, INsERTINea
FRILLINes, RUFFL1NGs, &C.; ...
GLOVES HOSIERY, &C. ...
Jc,a,m and do so with the endorsement Of those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
in general and Broad street in particular, cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
Willing to do It's customers justice in
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODER ALTON OF PRICES,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim is to make my new store l0oS broao
stree worthy OF the reputation enjoyed Tor seVeral
years by nv former place of business-as being
erst-c,ass DRY Goods store-surpsssed by none;
equalled by few only.
JULIUS MEYER, 900 Broad street,
w., two doors below Sixth.
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F1MY Goo Ds.

~ GO o Ds. e'fE1 TsE'1Asz
~ srH1Ta, 1859. ,a=r
W. 90, MAIN STREE r,
s..ond door from NJ ntn, .,or,os.
ss ,S,na and offer for sal e upon tne moss
favorable terms FOE IPsIHTs
lhoice nt ssy DELAINE 3
New sprtiSS Oh LLTE
SeW III ITS of ali gus utles, 90
~,,rr .rd nc LURED plQOhS, 10 1890 -
v ehiidre1's su Ms s Ts5yc eaIsstMEK:Fs;
BIZ Oh On, Lass,msres, choice for Boy!
sncy Cassimeres, choice ior 1s n aI,ona.
Fancy , sshurg Cassimeres ana d e,i Ell IT,.
Shirtin9s and sheetin gs-A i'a en- tig do
6I,ohed shirtinRs and shee Hngs, As III anc
Fine "a Bleached Cottons 30 20 zoo
,rnit of the Loom Bleacheo " w.
Wsmsutta Bleached at 3sc.'
TewYork Mills bIeached; os, bo-.
uemetitched L. Q. Handkerchlels AZ >'s'-A 70"
og.aiitcbed l.. c. Handkerchief, ale grades
TSa celebrated BUFF LO ALrAC - ano ~.
Ane %. iKs- hest goods and best blach~lmpofIeQi
TT LCK and COLORED SILKS.
Black Hernann1ss, a# sa.#r
Floreptines,
Grenadines, s"l# 80
BombaZines
-.- -s. Silk Warp Challies. &C.;
NEW STRIPES for Balmoral klrts
EREsS TRIMMIEGS and SMALL w RES;
Roberts's celebrated GoLp-EIE NE ADLES.
Tmh IL
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For the ispat CHI.
A EOrse.ThieC Killed.

FARMvILLE, VA, March IA, 1869.
take the responsibility upon myself to
inform you of the death of the celebrated
horsc-thief, Baird. He was attacked near
Staunton, Va, with two horses, and ordered
to surrender, when he drew pistol and
fired upon the spokesman, mortally wound
ing him. There were two others, fortu-
nately, with the wounded man, who imme-
diately fired on Baird, and killed him in
stsntly. 1t is hoped that this will be warn
ing to the rest of the robbers, as he SAID
while dying that he left many behind to
avenge his cause.
Please publish the above that it may be
o lesson to the rest of his band.
Very respectfully, &c.,
Ro. A. CooLwEL.
I'VE do not know Mr.. Coolwell.
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I'VE do not know Mr.. Coolwel.l

AN EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ORIENTALS.
A very curious scene occurred recently
in California, caused by the arrival Of q
large shipment of Chinese women. Every
Chinaman considered himself entitled to q
wife, and determined to obtain her at what
ever cost. When the steamer was coming
up the harbor the news spread like wildfire
through the Chinese quarter, and at once
crowds of their people started for the land
ing. Every possible means Of conveyance
was in demand. The high-toned merchants
and head men, who were determined to pre-
vent their countrywomen from falling into
the hands of their brethren of lower caste,
provided themselves with passes to the dock,
and went in hacks and on the street-cars !;
while hundreds of women, with umbrellas
spread over their heads, crowded into ex-
press and baggage-wsgons, and the regular
"pirates," or sanpans, as they are called
in China, hurried to the place on foot
At least 800 Cinnamon had assembled
before the steamer came in sight. AS soon
as the officers commenced landing the wo
men from the steerage the excitement be-
came intense, and it required q large force
to prevent them from breaking down the
gates. All the boats in the vicinity were
engaged at high prices by the parties to be
rowed to the side Of the steamer, hoping by
that means to get access to the women, and
it required strong measures to prevent their
boarding the vessel. After the boats were
engaged a terrible fight commenced as to
who should occupy them, and many who
had paid their passage were thrust back
into the crowd and their place taken by
one who did not scruple to take sail at
another's expense.
While this confusion on the outside was
going on the women were landed, to the
number of 800, and placed in half dozen
rows. The examination by the Custom
House officers (most Of them young men)
was exceedingly interesting. Large GUAM.
titles Of opium were discovered on their
| persons slowed away in different places.
4 When the search Was completed, they were
Z slowed away in large express wagons and
conveyed to such places as the merchants
and head men directed. An officer was
placed in front, two on each eide and one
behind of each wagon, each armed with a
heavy club, TO bear off any love-smitten
Oriental who might try to board it.
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p
! No. I'LL. Main street.
rrpsT AND EXTRA LARGE SPRING
n enir-nn TUESDAY the aad instant COM
80 On at 10 O'Clock. will sell az my store
menSaps rariety OF MERCHANDISE never ps
[ fooe smnIed In largeness and attraction. Inc
stock embraces In part: .,d Domestic
choice assortment OF Fore1pn Ely Do GnaJs
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Whl'e aoou0'
and L desIrabe line OF Dress Goods such as
Rlack and Coloret Silks, Popllns, La"n'' y"
A great variety Of fine black Cloths'
and Fancy Cassimeres: cent1emen,s
And full assortment OF Ladies' and sensieeA
I Furnishing Goods.
= ALSO, o,o.b.
,,roe and I've line of Beady-Made oio'n-
ing ,ni, ed 70. spring and summer sa,es y.ar-aI1
Inn cases Soft Hats for mems ana poSS Guiding the
fresh and desirable goods, anc
latest styles. .roo aEs.
sro cssss Roots. Shoes Brogans; ana ,n wear. in
for menis women's and chiluaIitv and con-
20 ,re,t yaSiety Of style and quaItcJt' and shoe
, Signed by the largest eastern WV
nm atsention Of our merchants Is en- most
,,ted 70 this sale as It Is in every are all
imnoT.ant and attractive one NC oId without re.
fresh and seasonable and WILL &c s'tN 5..
serve. ,a, =, morning of sale.
SHn,1s II SIMS under Sl0o, CASH iety dsys,
eosn sjxt days. over that amouur n'0'
credit with approved paper BOWMAN,
,,e Auctionecr and Commission Me[Gn.-H--