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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-16
Cars FRIENDSHIP TO UNCLE SAM

CZAR FRIENDSHIP TO UNCLE SAM -
At complimentary dinner given in
Philadelphia to Ex-Governor Curtin
newly appointed Minister to Russia,
Count Bodisco, Russian Ambassador,
gave out the following:
To Count Bodisco. Charge d A fairs
Sir: TIE sympathies of our august
Sovereign toward The American people,
aud for their destinieS are too active
cad sincere to permit his Majesty not
once again to express them on the ad
vent of General Grant 10 the Presidency
CT the Federal Unlon. BY order of the
Emperor, you are instructed to become
the interpreter of these sentim+uts to
the President The service which Gen
eral Grant has rendered TO his country
Under such circd instances warrant the
best hopes for the future of the great
work to which he bad the glory to con-
tribute in n manner so efficient HIS
work of pacihcatioa and national pros
perity has not met with aud will not
snywhere meet with a more cordial and
more steadfast sympathy than in Rus
sia. (Signedj ALEXANDER, Gar
ct Russia.
We do not place any very high value
upoa international friendliness, as a
general tbing-lhere is not Plutonc
love enough between governments to
make it lasting and altogether sincere
but the hearty good will between
Uncle Sam and the people of Russia is
by the absence of causes
which can interfere to interrupt it.
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THE CHURCH QUESTION IN EsGLAHD.-
While the English Liberals sympathse
with Fenianism enough to jim them
ia the movement for the Disestab lish.
rDeut of the English Church in Ireland
the 0rangemen have Joined the Tories
il sustaining the House of Lords. The
whole of Great Britain is divided on
tie question and n great revolution
which may cause blooished is immin-
cot. The last praise of the controversy
IS thus given in the dispatches
The Times, speaking of the action Of
the Lords on the Irish Church bill, says
the Marquis of Salisbury Anticipation
Of the situation Of the Peers is now rea-
liged. We are in cFiais-oue of those
rare and great occasions when the ma
t;onal mind is fully declared. The
Lords must defer to the couutry other
wise the machinery OF Government cao-
cot be carried on. Owing to fixed
.rd uaaiierable Constitution the House
o. Peers must yield.
Immense Tory demonstrations are he
ing held to-day in various parts of the
kiardou. At Manchester over 200. 900
PERSONS were present. Resolutions pro-
testing agaiast the passage of the IRISH
Church Dill were passed. 4 monster
: slitinn, embodying the substance of
the resolutions Ga5 sent to the Earl of
Derby for presentation to the House of
Lords
At Liverpool so, 900 people were pres
CIT. Speeches were made by drstin
euished persons. Resolutions against
the disestabiis I'm emit of the Irish Church |
we're unanimously adopted.
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NATURALIZATION and hor rss;.,.a ,v;,,r, ,r,srror
'an =; Mar;a, a -, s'." al he hi
Inv RI. Tnitsd States .s c;t;yens - ,ha M.xi.a,
renuhl;c and shall he tra,ted a. s,,rh Recinrn
III oitiaa,,s 81 ~ Nox;can I5; VI iay.
hec3ne citj2ans of the Intel Stats and VIII,
have resided nninter,rntarjIv in rho tsrrt orv a.
the Tinted states for fy.. vears sb,1 h.. bal3 h,
the repHbIc of Nlexjco as cifizpns Of tbe IT,itef
Sta+e. and shan he tre,te5 AZ sncb M Il, rIar,
tio,,fan intentio, to iacorn ri Won IF nm
| or The ntber countrv has not for ither marty tie
.ffecr If narur,iiza1ion Tbi. article shall ,,,Iy
| as w.u tn rbos.- ,,lre.Gy uatnr,lzAd in aitI.r 81
tba countries cnntr,ctin,, a. Ia Ibnsa bara, ftar
| natpraIizet
| Article IT
| Na+rr,IizaJ r;t;zan. Of s;rhar of tho contract
ing narties on return 70 the territory If the other
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Mex ca without the intent t. return 10 lAe
Ihite" states ne shai! De heid |" have feHouLcel
MS h''uiaiiz'tioh III the III Ell - ties
me intent mot TO return may be NED 10 exit
W.. Tut person hatuFt!tzed IN the uhe C.. uhjTy
rr-idrs In the other country more han Nv
year, nut thls presumption may be febutted 10y
eNi1tLtr 10 the contrary
ARTICLE '.
me present cohVenilo" snail g INTO erect I'M
e'tlt'tiN on Tue exchange OF ta'ledtiohs, ah'' IL
shaii remain IN u'I force Tor ten years II ueIiheT
OF the contracting parties shal give notice 10 the
other six months previously Of its intention TO
terminate the same, 1t shall further remain ~
force until twelve months after eIfh@: OF the CON
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HEAVY FORGERY -The following lu-
cid and startling dispatch comes to Us
by the telegraph
Frauds on the Pavmaster's Depart
ment to the amount So 600 have been
discovered. The forgeries were skill
fully performed by a clerk in the Gov
eminent Office.
1t is simply mock modesty upon the
par, of the reporter who thus confines
himself to the use of only four cyphers.
He might just as well have helped him
self to a dozen or two while he was
about it.
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| Mr.. SUMNER SPEECH IN ENGLAND
An eminent American Minister writing
from one of the great centres Of Eu
ropeau politics, under date of May Il,
says:
Nr Summers speech has made Il
| tremendous sensation all round-here
the effect was seen in fall of several
per cent, in public securities. If Pres
Ident Grant STICKS TO the POSITIONS Of
Mr.. Summers speech, 1t is generally
believed that war between England and
the Uni ed Stares will be the couse-
queuce, sooner or later. | represent
pablo opinion as unanimously az
cordant with Mr. Summers views IN
the United States, and that, whtle we
30 not desire war. we feel that a series
of wrongs has been pcrpetrated upon
us that requires reparation. Mr.. Sum
ner's calm unimpAss 'oned array of
facts and reasoning is turning pubic
opinion in Europe on our side. The
niEh-Ioned spirit of this admirable
speech will pat all the world on their
gocd behavior to US. as they will see
that We do not suffer injustice with i'm
PANTY, and thar We will never let il
pass by unredresSed.
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NORMAN HosTILITY TOWARD GEN
TIAEs.-A "Genrii-" bought a coal
mine il Utah, near Echo City, and
was about to go 10 work, when six
armed men pulled down the timbers.
caved in the entrance to the mine, car
red the tools down 20 The Weber, and
left them beside the road, saying th,t
- No id Gentle could own or work
any coal mine there that mine and all
that valley belonged TO the Church of
Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints
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TIE San Antonio Express has seen
he eighth wonder of the world l
says that Judge Melville brought with
him 20 that city, from the city of Mex
'co, - vegetable beetle, the same
form, but little sma Ter. Than the
common beetle. The vegetable beetl-
knocks around the world certain
length OF time, and when il is tired, 1t
burrows in the ground with its head
up. After being in this position n
gwen period, a little stem shoots out
from between the eyes; this stem
branches out in five prongs on the
ED of each prong beautiful cluster
of little pink flowers make their appear
ance-the whole FIVE clusters being
little smaller than half dollar. These
flowers 6naTly drop, each containing a
seed, which eventually become
beetle" The Galveston Civilian
thinks this discovery would have done
credi; even to the savans of the New
York Farmers Club.
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LODI AND NoRFoLK.-The following

LopI AND NoRFoLK.-The following
from N Coombs appears in the Sal
Francisco Alta, in reply to state
ment that Theodore Winters, the
owner of Norfolk, had gone to San
Francisco for tie purpose of concluding
with parties authorized, the terms of a
race between Norfolk and Lodi, for
f ON one thousand 10 two thousand
dollars :
As the proposition published appears
to BE- made upon the authority of VIM
tiers | unhesitHt,ngly accept it, and
will run Lodi against Norfolk any heat
race for any sum within the mount
uam+d in The above paragraph. the
race to take place at such lime as will
not interfere with the SEASON Of the
horses, and over such good track as
will offer the most advantageous terms
At any time suggested by WINTERS
will meet him in San Francisco and
arrange the details Of time, distance,
track. etc.
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A BRAVE OFFICER RETIRED We are
glad to see that Brevet Major General
"Sprjgg" Carroll has been retired with
full rank and pay. 4 Drawer, cooler,
more absolutely fearless man while in
the midst Of flying shot and shell never
breathed. When he commanded q
brigade he would walk his white horse
up and down the line, encouraging his
men, and seeming to relish being ex-
posed for hours to the most terrible
danger. He got very badly wounded
while commanding division Of Han.
cocks corps at the last battle of TIE
Wilderness and these wounds, we
suppose, are the reason Of his being
retired. lie used to be accounted the
best horseman in the army-taught the
cadets at West Point, for time, to
ride. He is of the Charles Carroll of
Carroiltou stock.
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Here is the latest from Cuba

I
ning's News:
| Here is the latest from Cuba
| CHICAGO, June IA A Washington
special says Consul General Plumb has
written from Havana giving his views
briefly on the situation in Cuba, but the
STATE Department declines publishing
the letter at present. He says the
Withdrawal of Dulce has weakened the
Spanish authorities, and at preseut the
home Government is nearly without a
hand on the Island. He asks instruc
tons as to the course he shall pursue.
(Somebody ought TO put head on y
the Island.)
Every thing was in apple-pie order
on the 18th for the prize fight between
Allen ana McCooie.
A duel has been fought ut Lundy's
Lane between Spaniard and Cuban
The latter got shot through both legs
The cause ofthe combat was the charge,
by the Spaniard, that Cubans were
We get no later returns from the
Jubilee than that everything was in
readiness on Monday evening.
Whooping cough prevails in San
Francisco.
The municipal authorities of San
Francisco are preparing to give VIM.
H. Seward a complimentary reception
They would have seen him in Jericho
before tuey would have done the like |
while he was a Republican.
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EVANSVILLE, say. the 5. F. Chron-
icle, is looking up and she will soon be
putting in her claims as a . metropolis "
She cow has railroad communication
with large region of country lying to
the south and east, and will soon have
wo routes by rail to San Francisco.
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CONVERTED. - Elk Surgeon-General
Hammond, Of the army, WAS converted
10 Catholicism by DR.. Rogers lecture 81
New York recently, ana has Joined
Father Heckers, Church in that city.
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LAW CARD,
P. e. Clayton, II. S. Bonnifield

7. w. w. DAVIES,
L TTJRNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW.
N Willpractice in the Counties of White Pine,
Lander, El1o and Humboldt, and elsewhere that
may be required.
OPFIcx-At Hamilton and Unionyille.
mL1.tf
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|
SIG>IFICANT DUEL. - Ever since the
chivalry broke out in epidemical form in
| California. dueis between Northern and
| Southern men have been given The form
of single-handed couhlcts of champions
of two hostile forces standing face to
f,ce. There has been much i'll sup
pressed applause from the camp of the
represented victors The dearh of Gil
| bsts at the hands OF Denver the kill
ing Of Ferguson by Johnston, and the
shooting 10 death of Broderick at the
! hands of Terry put plumes in the hats
of the chivairy Of California. TINS
hing dates back to the Graves and Gil
ley duel Northern men in California
took something of satisfaction to them
selves when Lippencott killed lewis
Lippencott being Northern man and
Tevis a kentuckinn. Bar barous as these
single handed mortal combats are, the
taking of sides with regard thereto is
natural enough and Republicans who
are frank enough to confess their IN.
christian weaknesses will own up that
they have certain sort OF pleasure over
the result of the duel which is thus re-
ported in the associated press dis
patches:
RIGHMoND, June 18th.
4 duel was fought on Saturday, after
noon between Captain NJ. E. Cameron.
editor of the Petersburg Conservative
and rebel. and " Hughes, contrIbn-
tor to the Richmond Joursal, "A kepub-
lican, in consequence of an article de-
nouncing Hughes. TIE fight took
place in North Carolina, sixteen miles
from the Norfolk and Peters burg Rail
road. Weapons, pistols. Cameron was
struck in the breast, the ball striking a
rib and elancing. Hughes demanded
another fire, but the surgeon pro-
nounced Cameron unable to deliver an
other shot. Hughes then declared he
was satisfied, aud the affair ended
Cameron's wounds are severe, but not
considered dangerous.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

We get the following out of last eve
ning's News:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

GOUTH CAROLINA HALL.
a GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
GIFT ERTATNMENT,
IN AID OF THE CHARITY FUND OF THE
CHARLESTON RIrLEMEN SOCIETY,
WILL BE GIVEN IN
SOUTH CAROLINA HALL.
Weanesdny, Thursday and Friday,
March 81, and April / and Q,
Under the patronage of the following gentl emen:
Gen. JAMES CONNER. Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL.
den j. A WAGNER. NJ. p. OCoNNoR, Esq.
Oo JOHN H. CAREW. w. Ct. WHILDEN, ESQ.
Ce u d. sAoNToN Il. LAFITTK Esq.
COL i. T. sIMoNs H. O. SToLL Esq.
C7PS. .. 1t. Ao1sEY j. d. DUvAL, Esq
=. u: ENsToN, Esq. JAMES sALvo, Esq.
T. HUoHRT, Esq j. O'MARA Esq
A. b. HAYDEN, Esq. j. r. RUSSELL, Esq.
j. II. HONOUR, NJ. d. j. F. O'NEuL. ESQ
Tickets admitting one Gentleman and adies for
one evening, ST. for three evenings, 81. Can be OBJ
tanned of any OF the members.
A8-Grand Prizes now on view at A. Il. HAYDEN's
Jewelry Establishments where Tickets can also be
obtained
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
JOSEPH G. MARTIN. A. w. LEVIN
F. EUGENE DURsEO a j. ". MADRRY.
J. F. C'MARA.
March 25 ~
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OF the country are to support prosperous set
tlements, if they can be protected from the
Indians, and this has been abundantly illus
trated since the American occupation by the
rapid prosperity OF those parts of the territory
which have enjoyed protection.
"From the Rio del Norte westward to the
Lower Gila, the traveller may so run his course
as TO pass entirely over plains-the prairies of
tnis region-differing slightly in elevation, and
generally 5000 to 1000 feet above the level Of
the sea. Water-generaliy to be had only in
tue streams and the springs at the base of the
mountaips-can be obtained here by sinking
wells at no great depth. In his last message
to the Legislature Of Arizona, Governor Nc
Cormick strongly sets out the fertility OF these
plains, and recommends that provision be made
for procuring water by sinking wells, which he
says will make this country blossom like the
rose. West OF the 112th meridian the road
limo crosses what is called the Colorado desert,
by way Of the Gia River, and thence from Fort
Yuma to San Diego it's course is through
Southern California, which partakes here of
the general character Of that rich and beauti-
full State. The ncble harhor of San Diego,
is second on the Pacific coast only to that OF
San Francisco.
''Of the ultimate value OF railroad to the
Pacific, on this route, we have no doubt. Be-
fore the war Congress had granted to the
Memphis and Ell Paso Company valuable fran
chises. Now it asks little beyond right Of way.
Its managers embrace gentlemen Of national
reputation and undoubted capacity and respon-
sibiity; they ere confident ef success, and the
fact that they ask 80 little, while others have
been asking so much, must weigh heavily in
their favor.'
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nificant of the early adoption by the Presid snt
OF more moderate policy in relation to the
office question. 1t has somehow become a
matter OF common report that the President
and Senate are engaged in serious quarrel,
'and the fact has been impressed upon the
Presidents mind by senators calling on him.
1t was said to-day, upon good authority, that
oil such reports were exaggerations of the
facts. There is no ill-feeling displayed in the
present controversy over the proposed repeal
Of the Civil Tenure bill, except what is exhibi-
ted among the senators, and there is good
reason to believe that suspension Of the law
in question until the expiration OF General
Grants term will meet his approval The
President has decided, it is said, to send in
nominations for vacancies that The welfare OF
the government service require should be
filed"
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REIss ERANCIADE wAGNER,s
I'M SCHOOL, No. o. TRADD-STREET.-The
summer Term will commence on MonpAY, April
9th, and close August 31st Terms from So to a per
month French at Professors rates. ~
: March 26 ssr Z. ,t fnawes
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Aarieultural.

EXCELSIOR COTTON SEED,
TYNHE GENUINE, EXCELSIOR SEA ISL AND SEED
J. the Cotton OF which sold in this market at One
Dollar and Forty Cents per pound (s1 4O tor sale In
lots to suit purchasers, by WIN. GURNEY,
March limo No. 102 East Bay.
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

1nL, MAN1N T. AND LIE II
INSURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
Now York,
Capital and Surplus, @1,7OO,OOO.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, of
Now York,
Capital and Surplus, On, ,0OO, 900.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CUMPANY.
of Naw York,
Capital and Surplus, Oh, 809. 900.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE. COM
PANY. OF New York,
Capital and Surplus, 91177.OOO.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE. COM
PANY, OF New York,
Capital and Surplus, SyO2 900.
ENTERPRISES INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Of Cincinnati,
Security. Capital and Assets, % .229, 900.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
LIFE lNSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital and Assets, $1, 500, 900.
Aggregate Available Assets, TEN MIL
LION DOLLARS.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
IN PLANTERS MECHANICS BANK BUILD.
q. ING, EAST BAY-sTREKT.
7 March a mwf1mo
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SOUTH CAMOLINA suCIETY.

TIVE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE So
Il CIE1Y will bs held at the Hall, on TUESDAY,
3Oth instant being Easter Tuesday.
The Annual Election Of Officers of the Society will
take place at the Hail. The Poll to be opened at
Twelve O'Clock M.
The Society will assemble at Two clock P. M. for
the transaction of business.
FRANCIS LANCE Clerk.
EXTRACT FROM 22D JLE.-'If any member shall
neglect TO pay up his the Anniversary his
name and the sum due by him shall be publicly
read by the Clerk on the three subsequent regular
be not fully paid by the third reading he shall be ex
c]pded the scc3ety." Me-ch %
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Motifes in paukruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
a UNITED STATES FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--IN TIE MATTER OF EMAN-
UEL MORRIS, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
TO aoho1n u may corcern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as Assignee Of
EMANUEL NORRIS. in the County of Colleton, and
State OF South Carolina, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own peti-
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
1869. JOHN ". BuRBIDGE
March 26 f3 Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH G O.LIN AIN THE MATTER OF
CHARLES WITSELL, BANKRUPT In BANK
RUPTCY.-To ,oho.n IL may Concern The under
signed gives notice Of his appointment Assignee
Of fCHARLES WITSELL. in the County Of Colle.on
and State Of South Carolina within said District who
tion by the district Court of said District
1859. JOHN ": BIJRBIDaE
March ~ IS Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED sIA1Es-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH cAROLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF BEN
JAM1N T. FISHBURNEs BANKRUPT-IN BANK
RUPIC!--1o 'ohom 1t may concern: The undersigned
gives notice of his appointment Assignee of BEN
JAMlN r. FISHBUkNE, in the County of Gollaton
and State OF South Carolina, within said District
who mas been adjudged bankrupt upon his own
peunon. by the District Court of said District.
1889. JOHN W. RnRRfDGE ~
Marcn 20 f3 Assignee
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The Original

PEAK FAMILY SWISS BELL RINGERSl
And the celebrated BERGER FAMILY, Vocalists.
Harpists and Vioinists; assisted by SOL SMITH
RUSSELL the great Character, Vocalist. Humorist
and Facial Deineator Of the age
The Largest Company of Bell Ringers in the World
Fifteen Performersl
Evcryth new, brilliant anu asS5aotivei
complete set of One Hundred and Twenty pure
toned Bellsl
"Staff" of Thirty-six Silver Bellsl
Two Grand Double Active Erard Harpsi
magnificent Silver Cornet Bandi
All School Children admitted to the Matinee for as
cents.
Cards of admission 81; Gallery Is cents; CoIored
seats 80 cents. Reserved seats may be obtained at
Holmes Book Store without extra Charge
w. w. FOWLER,
March 26 Business Agent.
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0arSware, Gtf. '
HARDWARE !! HARDWARE /!
.s8 AT WHOLESALE 4

Ia ALL w ALE !, HARDWARE
AT WHOLESALE 4
M ERcHANTS ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
W TO give me call and examine q well assortod
STOCK. ccnsisistipg Of: .I -
COLLINS GENUINE AXES. sHOvErS AMI
SPADES ~" =. -e~'N
GENUINE sWHITrIMORE COTTON AND
WOOL CARDS
jim g GROWS, ! !,yg WIRE SELVES, TRACE
HOES Elwsll, Brade's snd Planters'
FOWpER. SHOT, CARTRIDGES, LEAD
OUT AND WROUGHT NAILS. srINRs
Fry PANS. KErTllEs. HoRsE SHOES
WIRE CLOTH, PLOUGH ROPE, HOOP 1AoN
BUILDERS HARDWAEE. TINWARE, CAR
a8 RONWARE. $lSf n l5 IN, Y - q :. 80.
And Q large variety OF FISHING TAsLE. suoh
80 NIT YARN. sailing Twine, Reds Ba,mbeo aaaes .
HaiT, ELL, Linen and Chinsso Grass Tfnss ~
SAisc. Agent for D0D@E's RBRRECT PToU0M.
Ss n. MARSliAEl,S, NM
10: sieKins- -ssseet sign Of ths Bis Gun. s
AAkSA akSA " XXX saa Is 5,isf IN @ wfmlMo !
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS
In all the novelties Of the season. We beg 70 cab
special attention to our EDGINa and ndINsnRTIN6E.
which are cheap and OF the newest des,gns. Are
also allowing good yarietyin REAL THREAD LACE
Real valenciennes Lace Real cluny Lacs: o full va
'riety OF Imitation Iaees. at very low prices,
beg to call spsoial attention to Job lot OF La
Also showing the largest assortment OF Lone.
CLOTHS we have had thie year Of the most desira-
ble qualities for family and at the lowest prices
We have marked our entire stock at the LOWEST
FIGURES, and assure all patrons Of bargains in
every department. sfsi asl7 '14eI7 M
amino our stock before purchasing elsewhere -,