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The New York herald., 1869-11-30

BRAZIL begins to feel the cost of her war
with Paraguay, for it appears, from the STAN
dard, of Buenos Ayres, that the Brazilians
are sick Of this war, that the whole empire
clamors for peace, that property has fallen,
that there are failures in every town, that the
bankrupt courts are full of cases, that taxation
is excessive, that production is crippled, and
that all this is laid to the continuance of the
Paraguayan war. At the same time the
Brazilian War Minister calls for sixty thousand
more soldiers call which is strenuously
opposed in all quarters of the empire. Putting
all these things together, there may be still
hope for Lopez and the independence of Para
quay. Unquestionably, we think that if the
neighboring republics were now to take bold
stand towards Brazil upon this subject the
Paraguayan war would be ended at once in
behalf of the republican system of government
against the imperial system of Brazil. We
think it likely, meantime, that General Grant
may say something in his forthcoming message
that will contribute to a satisfactory settlement
of this Paraguayan difficulty.
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THE VALUE OF NUISANCE. The moss
bunker was once regarded by fishermen az
merely nuisance. He was too bony to pay
as . fellow for table use, and he was 80 plenti-
full that he filed all the nets cast for his more
appreciated relatives. On the shores of New
Jersey and Long Island for years no better use
was found for these fish than to place three Of
them in an odoriferous triangle on every hill of
corn. Now they are rendered" by the mil
lion, and after they are thus deprived Of much
good oil the refuse is made into fertilizer, of
which one company has this season sent to the
Southern States two hundred thousand dollars
worth.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS evsSlxa

FRENCH THEATRE. l4th st. ane sth av.-Lospor:
on. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS TIE GRnAr CITY
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
23d street-THR BOHEMIAN GIRL
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BOOTHS THEATRE. Esd ST.. between 5.h ana 9Th svs--
FIRST PART KING HENRY ".
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SHOCKING RECORD FOR KENTUCKY
lucky gives US bloody story every now and
then, and few of the events resulting from the
present condition of that State have so coolly
outraged all law and order as the fight Just
chronicled in Pulaski county. All the parties
in a certain difficulty were assembled at the
county seat to witness trial of the case, when,
instead of waiting for the settlement of law,
they proceeded to fight the quarrel out in
duel that had the proportions of battle. In
the result we see what any genuine Kentuckian
of the old style would perhaps regard as the
most shocking part of the story. There were
twenty on a side; they fired one hundred and
fifty shots, and only three men were killed.
Now that is very bad shooting for Kentucky
The NEWARK MURDER.-Sunday crimes of
q terrible and bloody nature are becoming
alarmingly frequent. Our columns on Mon
day morning almost invariably present most
painful record of one or more tragedies in the
city or its vicinity. The latest affair of this
kind occurred in Newark, N j., on Sunday
morning, in dancing saloon. The festivities,
which commenced on Saturday night, it
appears, were protracted into Sunday MORN
ing, when fracas occurred in which Ger
man named Stoll was stabbed to the heart and
died almost instantly. This is where our Sun
day law works well, much as it has been
inveighed against. The Jersey people would
do we'll to follow our example in this narticuIar
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-DARUs DurroN-
A BULL IN CHINA SHOP.
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THE TAMMANY, Fourteenth streel-rHx HAsLos
BRoTnERe, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty. fourth s,-Lo
DON ASSURANCE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-27
ARGUMENT OF Hon A:G MAaRArH OF COUNSEL soUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY. 81

it please your Honors supposed we had passed that
stage OF this when that could be said would
excite surprise great hitherto has been my astons
ment confess my learned friend who has just resumed his
seat has surpassed all that has gone before the bodness
of his proposition that the question of legal right this
ter was already decided by Judge Pat the attempt to
prove by the order of that Judge 1t difficult to under
stand upon what foundation such proposition rests for
involves the negaton the positive disregard the
language which that magistrate has himself used and
which at least ought by the counsel on the other side
be held his justification this matter Will Honors
for moment entertain the idea that it the intention
of Judge Pat to decide this question in fact and not
seem to decide it in wor2 Are you prepared believe
that when that representative of the law Of South
Carolina sitting in Judgment on this case he intended
to take away the rights Of the South Carolina Railroad
and yet seem not do so2 that Judgment which, how
differed from it, have been quite willing to eoncede
seemed to marked by honesty and nkness should when
interpreted by the other sd be transparent with hypocrisy
May please Court his behalf Ireect the proposition
Judge Patt far from intending to decide the question Of
right denied his power to do And the learned counsel
had been present at the hearing OF the he would have
known that far from deciding anything but the naked
question of hndrance Judge Pat ordered portions OF
afdayts to be stricken out which showed or intended
to show that the location of the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road the most practicable line.
This effort will show your Honors how this
has been managed the various stages through which has
passed Before his Honor Judge Pat twas urged that he
could give the order to the on the subject of
was urged that Judge Pas order the to assess
compensation had settled the question of right And nowt M
maintained that the dissolution of the injunction this ground
was proper because Judge Ptt had practically decided h
question of legal right. az
Let Judge Patt speak for himself On page of his opio
he saws "I do not feel liberty entertain and adudRat
upon of the various qae9ns the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company opposition the petion hecasel
cannot consider them egtimate involved in the
what case? In that petition before him. Not that the
ons were relevant the ISSUE but because Judge
sitting the capacity of q magistrate under Act No AZ
feel himself at liberty adudioate upon them But VIVA
that the petition Of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Con
"pany has presented in due form of Rw and that
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receive q lust hearing until we reached this Court
The Chief usce-f Judge Boozer took the view that the
right had established it strikes me that 1t was OF maj
character and you could have appealed.
Mr. Conner-How could WEI He simply dissolved the in-
junction without comment There opinion given and
all we know that his Honor had filed an order to that
effect - :,
Now all the proceeding; in the have been printed and
are before this Court except that order of Judge Booze which
manuscript and where can you lay your hner upon line
in which this question Of right has been adjudged?
Are we not entitled to that? We ask no more Duly ac-
CURED was the point upon which laid all the stress posi-
be but where the Judgment declaring that such hI mas
been duly and legally acqured2 May it please your Honor
does not exist The whole question of right has been l
nored and left unadjudged 49,.
But there are running with this dssu which show
that the right was duly acquired Not only has there
been no adjudication of this matter but every detail OF pro
cedng from the time that order left the office Of Judge Plat
was utterly illegal and vod and eguty Will set ASIDE any
We're the Jury rightly summoned? Who summoned them
The Chief Engineer Of the Columbia and Raroad Com
moned part of The jury was drawn on the 5lst OF
December to Granitevle on the "a OF January
No notice was given and letter written hVe minutes
after the organization Of the jury could have reached counse
lin Charleston in time for them to attend we skeu ior
delay from Saturday until Monday, in order to produce
witnesses Time refused Again. the jury DID not con-
st of freehoders the law requires We aege tnat ou
of them at least liable to this obJecon ana produce
affidavit of that he not treeholder Inc
ency of jury to assess damages renders Inc Veucs
witness sworn and not particle OF testimony taken 10
the cause And yet Language OF the Act IS
ury so mpaneed, after being first sworn faithfully ano I'M
"partay to determine the question OF compensation
"to them shall proceed inspect the premises ana 10 take
ahighway and the quantity of land which shall be required
.tbereor and irrespective of benefit which the owner may
derive from proposed highway a with respect alone to
quantity and the vaus Of the De
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sHtRIFF's SALES.

VIM MrrHoFF vs. BYRNE, VANCE co. rHoMAs
Byrne and e. McNeiI vanceskth District Court Tor the
PNish OF 0reaps-No. l7.253 ae
ny VIK'rUE Ofaa aIiss writ OF nerf kAetas
ID directed the Honorable the sixth District Court
of New Orleans,i In the above entitled cause VIII
proceed public aucon the Merchants and Anc-
oDses Exchangr Royal street. between lanai and Jus
ombouse streets the Second District OF this city, on
TUESDAY the % dsy of april lS6s at Il o'clock n, the
folio wing described property. viz 4.
l. LOf OF GROUND, sesether with the ouidinss and
IMPROVEMENTS thereon known the Mson Doree situated
10 the First District this city in bounded by Osns
arondee Common snd Baronne streets measuring thirty
feet front ON street. by hundred and twenty feet
deep bounded the ide towards caronde
lei street BY lately owned by David Gewsns aud on
the side Bsronne street BY property Of W.
Ger: the beg also the na OF lot degnsted Dy
Nc 40 on plan OK St. Mary drawn by Tanesse late
city surveyor next adjoining the lot No 40 by which the
said half Il houndtd the soe. -, =,
3 ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND: together With the
buildings and thereon situated In the same
strict square adjoining the above described ics IN we
and measuring feet front on said Caonde
let street. By one and twenty feet deep more or less
ing sh measure l..
Seized In the above suit
- THOs. L. MAXWELL,
par2o aps 20 Sheriff Of the Perish Of Orleans
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NEW ADvERTlsEHIENTs.
nFFICE or BRADFORD d CLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LiReeln, Nebraska

We tai pleasure in announcing that have recen open
cd an Office for the purpose % transasting e. $500
ourselves and correspondents Of the location KIDD OF soil
Of any tract land, etc In Central % nor
notice. ample having had much experience IN ne
here since location Of the state Capitol 81 this
place. r., ,or,,,.n, a.
well from neshborne STATES, 70 Nsorssk. TINS
brought hitler BY the cheapness and fertility the lands tne
Try the hsahfulnss OF the climate and the enterpr ing
character Of the ipnabitspts m.rtias as s.pdy r ing
and lsndseeke or land owner obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE,
very Necessary. and hope remunerstive Eonresidens
sracts Of title 10 their lands paid CHE latter free
of commission and correct statement u their amos
proved what their future their prox
nifty scheos churches spd towns and ~e w1n
70 sell buy for them charging for our services only i
have thousands Of oflsnd for sale IN every kind
oiocsuon lands all description and on oil kinds OF terms
We have large lat Of splendid business and residence lots
We to CITIZENS and capii.ss sbrssd al ssch prices
win sssisfy all who wish 20 invest.
will locate sabect private entry, with money
bounty land warrants either on commission or on shares
cell land warrants for persons A. distance ana Sc ec gooe
Persons desiring nrmston IN line of bushes: are
REFERENCES.
Hon. 6. n. Calhoun, sebra.ks City Neb.
DR. s. L. Grant, Nebraska City, Neb.
Gee " BsIl, mime. Co Lincoln t,s SsS; N.o
COP pP Hiacn. Editor ossscsn New Orleans
Gap. = g;.ss,d At as. a., p0naid'0nvis La
Bon. John For.ysh. Mobile Ala
Waiter Nan sp Bpooss ATTORNEY. vicsssurg Miss
Gen. Frank Blair, 3. Lo1i Az mo; Ma
'''' WYNN BRADFORD cLoYD,
Office Corner 1lth and Streets,
LiocOm- Nebraska.
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CHOICE BUSINESS STAND.
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND ITALIA STREETS,
NOS aas AND AS RAMPART STREET.
ONE SQUARE FROM TIE DRYADEs MARKET
A CHOICE QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND BERLIN STREETS.
JEFFERSON CITY.
ny NASH - MODGsON.

BY NASH - MOD0sONs
WI Hopesos. Aucticnesr.
ONCE, 10 Grsvier street.
SATyRDAr; APri,c H,. Si is x"Srr6 81 tx.
CH NOE foo~ng described valuable property will be
'ooaSR LOT OF GROUND with the buildings aud prove
ents " ereon situated the Fist District OF this city In
m. SQUARE bounced by Rampant Gate hercues) ITALIA
Nepomene and Basin Gaze Whel treets des = Ley
and front on Thas Of GO feet ii inches and Xix Ines
between para Ell lines all American MEASURE according ~
The inns, ovene EMS consst Of DOUBLE rEsEMENr
ONE.sTdRY FRAME STORE AND DWELLING Known
42S and as Rampant street. VIZ III cnss
ed with slate built IN tfe beet manner and used as stores
and dwellings. ali IN fine order
being only on the M>rket well adapted
the retail business with The street morse ne
door everv minutes The main building contains four
rooms cabinets and the rear buildings the same
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN Jefferson
CITY in the squae a. bounded by Napoleon avenue
hestput Berlin and Psquem inc Streets designated rs Lots
OTIS Nos Is Is and II adjon other and each
Al feet 10 inches front Berlin by depth OF I'D feet
Lot Ne Is forms the corner Of Berlin snd
street by add front Chestnut street OF D fe
between parallel lines American measure As per plan Of Pile
Murray architects, dated March "a. 1862 .
There Handsomely laid out with shade and Fruit
trees shrubbery and have new solid plank
w all around the property The grennd Is ves h,gn 70 TINS
churches and markets. with
scces the gssine Street and Napoleon Avenue Cars
~ TEES AND CoSpIrross-onebaf cash in U. 8.
Treasury the balance At year with per
interest add special mortgage from d@te until nnA
tho buildings DO insured, and the
noIicy 10 be Transferred TO vendor.
Acts Of sale before w. McC Jones' notary public incua
ing internal the expense OF the puf
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rTNREDEEMED PLEEsEs
AT AUCTION.

IN TgURspAy Apr the lst 1862 win be sold at Hart's
Loan and e. ot ONCE 1f5 Common street large ana
asortm Diamonds Gold and Silver Watches,
SILVER Ware. kevolvers, Double barrel ohotguns Opera
(,lasses and Musical Instruments =.
Dismonds-con ng Of cluster and single stone
Cluster and Single Rings Ladies and Gents Diamond
Pins Brace cts and Shirt Studs y -,
IN. Watches are the fuest quality and hrst class
sksrs ,nch as Jurrnsen Nordn Brehier Dent johnson
and Tobias Also. QUARTER, Second. ana Double Time
Wasche. adds Diamond Back and Ensmeied Aches o.
the best maksss. cha,lin Chains Best Neck and FOO
Cameo and Coral Sets Pe.ri and Ivory Opera Glasses
Sole Leather Trunks and contents ,..A
Of the public In general IS well -
trade ssia the goods sold under fn oO An
ANTEB 20 be ~ represented D. hAn, msnasef
N. B-Tns the only sale 1 can make TINS yeaf ino
goods spen for inspection
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
~ District Of lousanafn ths mat or ~ Ernest OroR-
per,bankupt-yn Bankruptcy No soM hsres. Ernest
Cropper parish and District dec .feo
bankrupt under the Act Of Congr Of March "a h. THIS
certificate thereof all his debs and other claims prov
able under said Act u -
roce is the rrfore given TO all creditors who have proved
their debts her In interest that the 18TH
day April 1899, at Is assigned tor the hearing
Of same thst they then and there attend and
show any they have, why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted
And further notice that the bankrupt win undergo
before Register Augusn on the IL day Of
April A. D. 1860 his once. No Al Exchange Alley, At
Clerk. oncs, New Orleans. March q, 1862;
mh23 80 APT = n - X L''Ew. Deputy Clerk.
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District u LousanaIn the matter OF y B. Granger,
bankrupt-In bankruptcy No 6l6wheress Is. Granger.
OF Orleans district aforesaid daily declared bank
rupt under Of Congress- OF March I'd 1857 has this
DAY nIed In Court petition praying for discharge and
cecste thereof from all his dsbt d other claims provsbe
under said Act -
Notice is tersors given 10 all creditors who have proved
their deb md all other persons IN interest 1st ae 18th
day of April 1862 at IL Is assigned for the hearing
se md that they then snd there attend and
n they have. why the pra5 OF the said
And u ther notice i given bankrupt win undergo
examination before Fegister kellogg on the zth day OF
April A D.. 1863 at his Office Custom House, n IL NJ
Clerks Ofhe New Orleans March y 1853
mh2s 81 ap1 X LOkW. Deputy oierk
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT


CTREET lCOMMIssI0NwK's DKPAHT-
- MEET. Room No. 7. City Hall-Eew Oreans. March
% iswsrs brought The F District Pound, Of
Lafay cite and Locust Streets as cstrays-
Two Black GOATS.
which, claimed within thee days ard the expenses
paid will be sold At public auction at said Pound
WEDNESDAY. March 81, 1859, Al IL o'clock n
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS sr1SxcH1I for Controller.
STBgET COM Frs DEPART-
= MENT Room No Y City Hall-few Orleans, March 20.
Is6-wss tho First District Pound, corner OF La
tayette and Locust streets, % an estray-
One Red. COW. brand visible. both cropped and
bell attached TO neck;
Which, mol claimed within Eve days and the expenses
paid viii be cold at public auction At said Pound on
WEDNESDAY, nsrch 81, 1869 at u O'Clock
JOSEPH MURPHY Street Commissioner
PAS. LAEAREE, Deputy 0ontrolsr
CTRER UT COM - ISeIOHER'9 DEP ART
- MENTl Room No. T. CifytH2fl-New Orleans. March IS,
l669-Were brsught 20 the -Four District Pound Dry
soes street., bswsen jackson and Philip streets,
trays
One wh3. and Rsd cow. with both ears split branded
p a. TIP len hip
One BlAsh and white cow with both ears split
Which, not claimed within eve days and the sxpen.es
thereon pssc will be sold At public suction said Pound
TUESDAY, March 30, 1859, az IL o'clock =.
JOSEPH nuRPHY. btrsst Commissioners.
LOUIS SSrEcHAI. for Controller.
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Saturday, April g. 1859.
FIRST RAcE-svsspssskss for year oass, dash Of one
ms $500 susxsncs 500 for second horse TO receive biz
entrance nsssy. Club to add $500 Closed Is follows;
IL or snss,ptsrs Dr. ALTA VILLA. BY vandai dam
imp Filas .es. by stockwslL
I'D. A. Wilson enters sr. JEFF JENNINGS By Light
Aw oot,ril enters Oh. q. coTTRrLI by Daniel Boone
dam Maggie @.
ALSO enters CHI f. CARRIE p, BY Daniel Boone. dam
Lilly Ward s $50 .Ft.
SANE DAY-MErAIRIE srAKE-svespstakss for an
ages two heats $1,000 entrance R horse ss b named
evening previous TO the race Club 70 sdd
$1,000 Closed a. follows:
l. James Conlisk- T. >. W. pennoc-
All o'Failon. s. I. q. Moore
g. Metaris Jockey Club.
Tuesday. April q.
FIRST RACE-HURDLE STAKE-Dash OF two miles;
hurdles leaps SIS entrance p; 3y olds 70 carry iz
pounds; y olds III pounds; ~ olds and upwards is
pounds Club add $500. Closed ss follows:
~ Neigan enters b. G. CHALhkTTE, u o., BY Daniel
Boone. dam by Brown Dick.
2-E. warwick enters b. h. JOE JOHNSTON y. o., BY
Goodwood, dam Judy, by Sovereign.
s-Aso CHI q. TRANSIT, AZ. By Bleskwind dam Prairie
Flower, BY Sovereign.
Also br. 2. --ty. o.. by Captain Beard. dam by
Sovereign
81. Conisk enters CHI &. --.4y O., BY Endorssr dam
by Glencoe
ton. dam Hymenia. by Yorkshire
SAME DAY-sweepsakes fer year olds, mile heats slV
entrance D. D. three or more stake second horse ia
receive $40; Club add $50. Closed as follows:
| I'D. O'Fson enters b. f. THE BANsHEE py Lexns
| ton, dam Balloon, BY Yorkshire.
2-J w. Pennock enters b. NELLIE MCDONALD, BY Col
ossns dam Maid Of Monmouth. by Traveller
s-A K Richards enters b. c. LOCUST POST. BY Youns
Melbourne dam by Vincent Nolte
4-Richards& Kflgour enter b. BETTE BAY, py Austria
liam, dam Betty Ward, by Lexington
"wednesday, April =.
FIRST RACE-sweepsak year cds that have neve
won mile heats SIS D. three to M; the club q
add $500 To close on March, s and the ds
previous to the at Ar H. Now Eve subscribers;
w. @. Npscomb, d. + kenner,
q Richards 4 Kngour ID. A Wilson,
SECOND RACE-Dash OF miles, fer all ages; Club Purs
| s65J; 10 horse so receive $780,
THIRD RACE-hs heats. for all ages; Club Purse 500
Thursday. Spril 9.
FIRST RACE-Dash Of 2 miles for all ages
entrance 500 Forfeit Club to add $780, Closed with tn
same nominations In the ods stake on the ht ds,
Friday, April o.
| FIRST RACE-HURDLB RACE-Dash Of miles;
hurdles leaps y ods to carry liz ns y olds III ID
5y Ods end upwards, l2s ins; three or more to star
| Club Purse $500
SAME DAY-Mne heats three in FIVE; Club Purse $500
Saturday, April 1eth.
| FIRST RACE-Dash of miles for beaten horses. Gin
| Purse $500
SAME DAY-sweerstakes for all ages, three mile heat
$500 p the horse to be named at O'Clock
the previous the Club totsdd 5000 Cos
with the same in the Metars Stake exec
the M ]. Club s. L. JAMES. Secretary,
Metaire Cub. New Orleans
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NEW ALL RAIL ROUTE
CHATTANOOGA, ROME. ATLANTA. AUGUSTA
CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON AND orHEK
POINTS IN EAST TENNESSEE, GEORGIA
AND THE CARoLINAs, VIA SELMA
Passenger by IA n Train of y. O., J. and g N Ess.
Changes Of Cars between New Orleans and Atlanta
TIME TO ATLANTA ONLY a HoURsi
& Hours Quicker than by any Other Route.
FARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Barrsge Checked Through.
Ipoure for Tickets VIA SELMA Tickets by this route
may General Ticket onee corner Camp and
o o., j aud q n R. r, Caiops street:
car. S ssSoas SIssi Of bulk Isdas and rates
oncsin n o.. ). and @. n; ], = J r.: osHssp
JAMES REYNOLDS.
MARBLE YARD,
No. 100 end lse Posdr.s S., New Orleans.
MANUFACTURES Of
xkNrELs. MONUMENTS. ToMBs
ToMBs SLABS. FURNITURE SLABS.
-aF.f GRAVE STONES. Etc, Etc
aa And Dealer in
General Work OF Foreign ana Oomestie
itf .ir Marble.
B-oornty orders collected promptly attended To-
A aOUssErs
FISHING TACKLE.
rs undersigned having studied Of the Southern
| Market In the FISHING TACKLE LINE for twenty
years, takes pleasure offering his country friends and
customers enc of the largest varied stock of
HOOKS, LINES, RODS. FLOATS ANH BASKETS.
all their varieties and beg psrusA Of the fol-
""As Fish Hookss
Limerick Trout HoOkA bowed bowed. I S.SS
Rsdssh Hooks, Al ., e; iI 70 s0i0I@
:. Fsh Hooks, 70 ls hinged
:. orsvtssion Hooks fsh and trou.
Ra,s.o md STs sass.s sf ssais.
L %:T,ss M SHSsSi sd IssI: IL l: sizes
Sea and Catfish Hooks to 10
Also, Asserted Lines:
Cation Cable Laid Trout Lines, IS 800 feet long
| T.i:s1 TsSsi ii I's'A
| :. Perch and c.csks, Line. ,,
Linen ron. and Fish ana a., assorted o00''' iAN'~
F Fs%e r asd twisted sun La.S
Cork and other Fioafs ell sises-
Rugged and Furnished Ldnes
l Ffshing Reds. assorted
FishiI Baaksts. asserted
| And . complete stock Of HARDWAhh sna oofAHni'
Always on hand the GKNuNE BAhBoo foLsS 80
letting The city, you WIN hnd my pnoe' 'n'
LOWEST In the market s
sisn OF the big Bsnbess
"A. RoUSsEI.
Successor to Roussss voorhiss
No. IL olS Lsvse. spp. Csseea Aos.e.
lREx JACKET sIrrEns'
HunBUa or FOREIGN MANUFACTURE
| nj De materials Of thsir manufacture are from
DOUTHXRu HERBA
: | uanufhctuTsd b. BARNETT bAor'
Nsa u New Isvss II Futon sszsss&