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Prominent Depnrtures.

Count and Countess Catacazy. for Long Island;
Governor Bright, for Pennsylvania; Captain George
Geere, for Norwich, Conn; General Bruce for Wash.
ington; Colonel B. Lathrdge, for Bosron Dr. w.
waring, for Albany; Sir Richard Grare MacDon
neil and Lady mcdonnell, per steamer America for
England,
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Adjonrnmcnt of Conaress-The Revoluiions-
The Earthquake at TabnscO-Ncw Gold
Mine-Progress of the Rio Grande Rebels
Marriage Of q Catholic Priest.
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Touched In the Pocket.

LONDON, June 10, lsT0
One of the London Journals IN Its city article to-
day doubts the success Of the new German American
bank at Frankfort, WHICH, n successful, would be
dlscredit to America
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ENGLAND.
Exeter Hall As.inst spain.

LUND0N, June 10, IbIV.
Tne aboitonists here are urging the government
TO insist on the emancipation OF the slaves In Cuba
and the Spanish colonies.
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A.-Boots and Shoes OF Every Variety, as
reduced prices. II. A. BROOKS, 57S Broadway.
soied Shoes half
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A.-Free from Dirt.-Is There Any Hair
coorng preparation, either In Europe, that
bles PHAL0N's vIrALIA, or l sALyATLoS FOR THE
te does stain the skin and produces but natural
shades of color II has sediment Sold by all druggsts
and fancy goods dealers.
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Yacht Club Straw Hats for Members OF
Yacht clubs English imported BrAas. TO be had only st
DUNLAP CO.'S. importers Of Eagish Hats $50 BioAd-
way aud Ftnh AysaQo H9tel
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MAINE.

DIsUHHUIncHI OI TUG TCNperuuCG PNfty-The
Repubiicas. Noh,inees Acceptable to the
ProhibitiOnists.
LEWISTON June 49, 1870.
The State Temperance Executive Committee met
at Auburn tonight and voted that the State Conven.
ton called to meet tomorrow at Auburn Hall be In
definitely postponed the action Of the Republican
State Convention beng deemed satisfactory to the
friends OF temperance. 1t ~ expected that the sup.
porters Of Mr.. Hckborn for Governor last year viii
almostto man support Mr.. Perham the republican
nominee for Governor
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Bread and Knowledge.

PARIS, JuneI6, 1870
bill relieving from duty all grain imported into
France was introduced into the Corps Legislatf to-
day and referred to committee.
The abolition Of the stamp duty on newspapers has
been decided on by the government
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American Waltham Watches.-The Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale BY FULLER CO., -
John street, New York.
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Tho Marriage Law.
MADRID. June /,

MADRID. June 10, 1870.
According to the provisions or the law lately
enacted 1900 registers Of civic marriages are to be
opened by the middle Of August.
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Awhile waiting for a Cough 40 Go As


came" you are sowing the seeds OF consumption.
Better try a. once JAYNE's ExpEcroRANr, sure cure
for all coughs aud colds. Sold everywhere.
A.-Free from Dirt.-Is There Any Hair
S sasI here Tas
HAIR Not one nss clear aud that nows from the bot
shades Of color II has sediment Sold by all drusgsts
American Waltham Watches.-The Best and
cheapest watches made For sale BY FULLER Co., n
A.-For a stylish and Elegant Hat Call o.
DouGAN, lo2 Nassau stree. corner Of Ann.
A.-Burxe's summer styles Gcnts' and
''' '' ''-'' BURKs, ias Patton street.
Batche.or's Hair Dye-The Bess {. tho
nsaa. wS r.: Sn psasS soss ss ays harmless reliable nn
Cristndore,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.11so!d
II Di,ams,nd:s , Watches ,,,.. oro = .,,.x
BIS Broadway, under 81. Nicholas Hotel.
David. summer style. Of GentIemen's Hats
s % Dss ns"a asns . :ed Sales
% SRI 9, Ra5t sEoyE Me-. xss
the United States and all foreign countries
sTissisauoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brishts Disease scrouIs and oil Impurities Of the Blood
For sale by druggsts
Me.osn Grr:: bssS sss
BUsf sis' sfS'sa Aston S'Hiis House.
Royal Havana LoBtcry.-For OfnciAl Draw.
ing for June 10 1870 see another part OF the paper.
TAYLOR d CO., Bankers, 10 vi all street, New York.
The New Masonic Tempie.-There Were
several remarkable and beautiful features the laying
Wednesday ha s of the stone Of the MAsono
Temple Some OF these consisted in Masonic
ceebraons but tho most interesting Of al thas
nneenhs OF the male participants the HAS Of KNOX.
No. 2l2 Broadway. sf
The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish.
ment,
81 NASSAU STREET
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
This well known establishment offers advantages possesssA
by no other 10 the United States.
Gan ana s'' yaHi ALL ssSnaFs' SORTS tSF 81 PRINTING
ILLUMINATED POSTER WORK
Espsc,a, attention u.Id ao 70 cAND.
''''''' ~''A''O" LAW PRINTING,
n ratss which viii compare avoraby with any other once
Travelling compan will do well 10 Gallon us and exhnaA
STOCK OF CUTS
Wood Engraving at short notice and 81 low ngsrss
PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HAT.
is the ha, for tho tunes Jus, whs. wanted. few
| more eft DIV Broaiway
| Yacht Club Straw Hats for Members OF
Yacht clubs English imported Braids he had only NJ
DUNLAP CO.'S. importers Of Eagltsh Hats, $50 RioAd
way and FUsa Avenue h9tet
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, June 1e. 1870.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF England,
made public to-day, shows that the amount OF bul.
report i 10 a3 h
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THO Bread Question.

LONDON, June 16. 1870.
Breadstuns Of all kinds are advancing rapidly at
Paris on account OF the drought Bread which sold
for seven pence ~ in the dead OF winter last year
now sells at nine pence.
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A.-Burlxe's summer styles Gents and
'''''' '' ''-'' '''' BuRKE l9s Fslson street.
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PENNS YLVAfSiA.

Destruction Of the Wreck of the New Iron-
PHILADELPHIA, June 16. 1870.
Last year an attempt was made to remove the hull
OF the burned United States iron-cad New Ironsides
to the New Jersey side OF the Delaware river below
the CITY, This failed, and the wreck, In mid-channel
proving dangerous to navigation this afternoon a
torpedo, consisting OF q hOyshead with 500 pounds
OF powder In it, was exploded under her. breaking
her hull into fragments, that their removal will
be easy. The force Of the explosion was sufficient
to throw some OF her immense iron plates sixty feet
into the air.
The Grand Encnmprncnt Of knights TcmpIars.
WILLIAMsPoRT, June 16, 1870.
This has been the great day OF the encampment
OF Knights Templars. The grand procession was liz
every respect success, forming nine o'clock this
morning. The line of march was from one extremity
OF the city to the other down Third and up Fourth
streets. Along the route the citizens displayed ban
ner5 and emblems ana the city had all the appear
nnce OF gala day. A vast concourse of people
from the city, neighborng towns and rural districts
were PRESENT to witness the grand display Of Sir
Knights. The number OF strangers In the city Is
estimated at 1900. The procession numbered 1000
Sir Knights proper, with 240 instruments In the
various bands.
Commandery No. SO, of Philadelphia, gave mag.
rtfcent banquet to the Grand Commandery OF the
State at winch q large number Of Sir Knights were
present. number OF ladies and gentlemen were
present as invited guests, among them Mayor Her.
die and lady. Eloquent speeches were made by Co
vernon Geary and number OF Sir Knights. The
citizens OF Wiliamsport pronounce the Sir knights
the finest looking and most orderly body Of men ever
assembled IN Pennsylvania.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Hest is tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nstauta
Factoryl6 Bond street.
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The New Masonic Temple..Thero Were
several remarkable and beautiful features laying
Wednesday ths s OF the corner stone Of the MAsoa,c
Temps Some Of these consisted iu Masonic
celebrations but tho most interesting al thas
nneenths OF the male participants the Hais Of KNOX,
No. 2l2 Broadway
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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StnNOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorste tho body and
purity the blood.
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A.-For n Stylish md Elegant Summer
Hat go to EsPENscHElD, Manufacturer, lIs Nsssaus.
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Diam0nda, Watches
and Jewsry selling at reduced prices GEO. @. ALLEN,
BIB Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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David's Summer styles Of Gentlemeu's Hats
IN Drab Beavers, Straws and Panama. Sales
room iSsx Broadway, near Duane street.
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CristadOrO's Unrivniled Hair Dye.-S0i
and applied his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
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Health of the Bonapartes.

Health of the BOnapartes.
PARIS, June 49, 1870
It Ii reported that Prince Napoleon Is III.
= The Emperor is still suffering from an attack Of
:gout. It Is by no means dangerous.
The Court goes to st. Cloud next week.
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FRANCE.
The Mission to washington.

The Mission to Washington.
PARIS june 16, 1870.
The Consul General OF the United States enter.
tsined at dinner last night the new Minister to
Washington, M. Prevost-Paradol.
Among the guests present were the new French
Minister to Switzerland, several members Of the
Cabinet and NJ Labouaye.
The Journal des Daodts eulogizes the appointment
OF H. Paradol, and says he Is clearly the right man
IN the right place.
N. Bellonet has been appointed Secretary Of the
drst class to the French Legation at washington,
and N. Noirmont Secretary Of the second class.
They will sail for New York with the new Ambassa-
dor In few days.
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A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Hat Call o.
DOUGAN, 102 Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
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British Bulletins.

s0 LONDON, June 10, 1870.
London paper Of this morning says that the
French Emperor has rheumatism III his right leg
ana that the Prince Napoleon Is also i'll at Meudou
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| Mum & Coz, 81 Park Row, New York;
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN-Patents obtained
| the United States and all foreign coun tries.
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BIissisquoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brchs Disease Scrofula and a Impurities Of the Blood
Eor La hxhr
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Music.

signor Muzo, formerly Of New York, had been
appointed musical director Of the Italian opera in
Paris.
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came" you often sowing the seeds Of consumption.
Better try at JAYNE's ExPECrORANT, sure cure
for all coughs aud colds Sold eyerwherc.
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Mexican Grass Hammocks, Wholesale ana
retail At greatly reduced prices, BY HUNT DU6EN.
BURY, Nos. q, I and Astor House.
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ROME.
Infallibllity Still Debated.

InfainbtIity Still Debated.
ROME, June 16, 1870
The Ecumcnical Council will commence the dis.
scussion Of the last chapter Of the infaiby scheme
Today.
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Crime.
PARIS June 49, 1870.
The examination Of the officers OF the Interna-
uonal workmen's Society will take place the 22d
Inst, before the police tribunal. The charge made
against them Is of maintaining secret society. con.
trary to the law.
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Royal Havana Lortery.-For Omcial Draw
ing for June 10, 1870 another part OF the paper.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, l6 ali street, New York.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Republican State Observation-Disclosures
for State Onicers.
COLUMBIA, June 10, 1870.
The Union Reform Convention to-day nominated
for Governor r. b. Carpenter, Kentuckian, and q
tried republican-now cne OF the Circuit Court
Judges OF South Carolina and formerly colonel In
the federal army. The Convention also nominated
for Lieutenant Governor General M. q. Butler, an
ex-Confederate, whose nomination was insisted on by
the colored delegates and was unanimous. The pro-
ceedings have been harmonious ana enthusiastic.
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ssrrSe WITHOUT EYEs.-It Is fully estao.
fiahad that somnambulists 90 wherever they
please without hesitation, read and write,
and give ample evidence of power OF per.
centSon INDEPENDENT of the usual organs OF
vision. Persons subject to attacks OF cat
alensy frequently show the same pecull-
arity. NJ. Despine, late inspector OF the
mineral waters of AK, in Savoy, mentions
the following among many other cases !:
"Not only could our patient hear by means
Of the palm of her hand, but we nave seen
her read without the assistance OF the eyes,
merely with the tips of the fingers, which
she passed rapidly over the page that she
wished to read. At other times we nave
seen her select from a parcel Of more than
thirty letters the one which she was required
to pick out also, write several letters ana
correct on reading them over again., always
with her finger ends, the mistakes she had
made COPY one letter word far word, read
inc it wifi her left elbow, while she wrote
with her right hand. During these pro-
csedings thick pasteboard completely IN
tercepted any visual ray that might have
reached her eyes. The same phenomenon
was manifested at the soles~of her feet, on
the epigastrium, and other parts Of the
body where sensation of pain was pro-
duced by the mere touch"
PERSONS WHO nave pecoLnC oiiiio h''' "ioo
been known to acquire the same powers,
and Harriet Martineau tells of an old lady
who had been blind from her birth, and yet
saw in her sleep, and in her waking state
described the color of the clothing of the
individuals correctly.
In these cases no doubt perception is,
as usual, in the brain; but either all the
nerves of the surface have the power of
conveying the impressions of light to that
organ or some special parts of the body, as
the ends of the fingers, the occiput, or the
epigastrium, assume the office of the eyes.
DR.. Clark, in Hours at Home.
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m Yrancia 4. Iaheil. .s.4,.,
Anctionoer ma Zeal Easate ksens : A.
r,Ieypnts, rtreet between Main and Bank.

u,Ru STE %, s. SALE OF "A NEAT
FRAMED TENEMENT AND LOT ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE NEsTHA M
BELyinERE STREETS At AUCTION.z.By
virtue OF a trust deed executed BY =. A.. Plea
SAINTS bearing dste onthe 2sth day OF September,
Isga 10 me as trustee to secure the payment OF two
certain negotiable notes therein mentioned, 1w1tl
FELL st public auction, upon the premises, on
O'Clock p NJ. the REAL ESTATE I'm said deed
dcscribed-to wit all that PIECE or pARCEL
OF LAND, with NEAT FRAMED 4TENE.
MENT thereon, lying and being In the city Of
Richmond, fronting on the north side OF the
plank-road between Monroe and Belvidere streets
5s feet and running back within parallel Lines
about 1ss feet to an Biley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses %
sale; the sum Of Sa3 90 With interest from the ssl
rest from the '95th OF september, 1865 !; and thf
balance upon such tFrms az may be determined on
day Of sale. Taxes for 1870 tn be paid oy the pur
an Ia Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin, Auctloneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM OF SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX
ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, On
JAMES RIVER, AT BOSHER'S DAM, AT AUG
TON By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
the late Daniel StrInger to the subscriber bearing
date on the LIST day Of June, 1859, and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of Chesterfield county court,
which deed was given for the credit payments Of
the real estate bought of 8. o. Duva1, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction on the premises. on
MONDAY the 2sth day of April, 1870, at ~ O'Clock
NJ, II fair IL not on the first fair day thereafter
the VALUABLE ESTATE located as above, on
which Mr.: George 4; ": Taylor now resides, con
and embracing some very fine land. The improve
ments on the estate are of excellent quality In
Guiding fine clearinghouse and the usual out
buildings. ..a-.-.-.s.... .....-
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to discharge the payment OF bond for
81 43-l00 with interest from lid LIST day of June
1862 which bond Is entitled TO three credits amount
Ing to about 300 in the aggregate, with Interest
thereon and as to the residue Of the proceeds OF
sale upon such terms as will be announced Mt the
hour OF sale. WELLINGTON GODD1N,
apl5 Trustee.
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For the Dlspa.ch.z
8. Oar Gasernor.s

so,,e ten DAYS ssncef Iwrote o communal
cation. which appeared yesterday In which
I administered q friendly rebuke for what l
tisoaght was an unintentional injustice on
the part Of the Conservative press OF the
city towards Governor Walker. You NM
imacine sny astonish ment when, before shc
dinnef.hour was past, some fierce hs
n1ond" was ia the field in fierce om sr';ns ),
upon Mayor Elyson and "omT r no' sar bay.
must apologize to mayor fsts sSn terrible
- ~ Aha e Richmond" 1t was eer-
tsinis nnintentional ON my part, as ns s,,s
49, 3he nless,re OF an acquaintance Wiz
hss H s The Mayor Twill sag, however
thst OH I have heard Of him from the clti-
~ans az Richmond, who have heretofore
honorad him with their suffrage Ior u, ~.
honorable and responsible posisioh, rs oarn,
sheriff and State Legislature-ns , mas e' and
ed. and justly, their fuiies' eon"'
Ae' Ina rrayese charge against Governor n,.
walker is that he was born In rev
Wy ,, Virpinians have been abused from
a,,a end of this country to the other, and
b,s no narties more persistently and terceiy
tIsn t{1e Journal, people for not toserdRn9
.,orth eTne,s. Are the State Journal people
abo,,t TO change front? Do they intend to
make war against outsiders ana >turn
back" on their old friends. ! wonuer II
any "little game. Of Mayoralty has a. any ny
thing to do with its But, to answer Rich
monds" first inquiry, "Who Is this man,
or Governor, that he should be thus pune go
by Virginians" and who answers SO
crushingiy to his own satisfaction BY saying
he was Hborn in New York r.
God knows that the people Oh sn ~ ths
miserable sioughings from the northern err,
Who have Of late b sr npp 9Tsa aa.
- heret disfrust of all who come from that
ouarter. But God forbid that the time shall
ever come when true Virginian viii refuse ,e,hn
20 do honor to the men of the North VINO,
when they come amongst us, have the hon
eay, the courage, as Governor Walker Ike mas las
done, to do us Justice, and to stand up as he ne
has done in the face of the terrible pressure
thst has been brought to bear upon HIM
ffom without and at home, In defence s 81 y
our rights: The attacks Of aRcn 11rnmsriv
by our press, will only endear him more ana
more to every true-hearted NIReiS1AS'
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SKrsf7Ds sAa. I'D ~ as4zs.

:TT1TTT1nIE HANOVER LAND FOE
HH4TM-TsyE virtue Of q DEGREES OF MauoyeE
county eonr rendered e !atn May. iass Y ts ss
Clue =. ,rsli seil at Hanover Courthouse,
ou sTIIFsnEY ts ae.h 1879 ihas 9s.
loo sconIt.day,' TWTYFODR AND a HAL al
ACRES OF LAND, on Crump,s etc.,; t naa gr at
Of Iand 81 the late ohediah Archer. good land
for farming and trucking. .,o,, =, = ,v,,,
TEENS OF sAs c,sts sS NJ suit and expenses OF
ale and q credit OF SIX, twelve and eighsssen
norffIs for the residue with interest," ron ate,
for the deferred payments, and the title retaiaeo
aa'' '''e - CHAETAIN W HITE, .c7
Il, ID, ATKINSON.
an1s -eodtds Commissioners.
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BY Francis T. 1sbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
4 NEAT FRAME TENEMENT ON
N THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN BEVERLY AND ALBEMARLE,
IN SIDNEY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY the 10Th day of April. 1870, Will he SOLD
at auction, on the premises, at-5l O'Clock I. a.,
that neat FRAME TENEMENT now In the oc.
cupancy Of Mr.. Fl. f.. Pettway, located as above
stated with lot fronting 30 feet and running PACK
1873 feet to an alley.
TERMS One-third cash residue at four and
eight months for negotiable notes with interest,"
added, an secured by trust deed. Taxe5 for 1917
FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
apis huct10neer.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN {.
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYCLE SELLS THE CHEAP.
EST GOODS IN THE City.
Hc is receiving daily, In addition to large ant
well-selected stock, fresh supply Of FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.

Printemps, beautiful shades, at CSC. worth DOC.
Plaid Poplfns at s5c., cheap ut 5oc Striped Grena
dimes at 2oc., sold at 40c Japanese Poplins plaid
striped, and solid colors; good Corsets at SOC.
Whalebone Corsets st &c.; Linen handkerchief
Mt s5c. per dozen, cheap; Hemstitched Handker.
chiefs at 2oc., cheap at doc. Huckaback Towels a,
l0c.; Lace Collars. COllarets, and Illusion Capes
Lace Handkerehiefs, Valenciennes, Laces, apd
Edgings, in real and limitation goods.
WHITE eooDs,-wRITE GOODS
Plain, Plaid and Striped Nainsooks at 2sc.;
Plaid and Striped Organizes; Soft-fnish Cam.
brics, forty-fve inches wide. at 37lc.; India
Twills |; Dimity for skirting; Quilts white and
colorcd), all sizes and prices Piques checked
and corded from Csc. upward: Linen BosOms
plain sand ruffled, 25c. and upward Percales and
Lawns; Creton's and Chinese Cloth for suits
Table Damask Napkins, and Doyles good X Id
Gloves ct $l.2s. t..a.e
sHAWLS, SHAWLs.
Lace-Points, q full line; Black and Coiored
Silks ut all prices; large stock OF Cassimers,
Doeskins and Motions, for gents and boys wear;
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices at
JULIUS sYCLE's,
4l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
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II, aseGs sTUnEER y Uo., e
f547 MAIN sTREET.

We are receiving b. every steamer fresh sup
ssP PflISa and SUMNER DEY GOODS Of every
description; ~ x 1898 tssss.; ) IL re y III.
DgEsS 90 DDS In every variety sl,;;..l
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is COM
Cent? EgRNrsR1Ne GOODS, CLOTHS. GAS
BLsAG IHhEiaDS' and and BROWN coTT oNs, aii
BLEXCRED and BROWN sHEETIN6s and
PILLOW-CASE COTTONS; ss.5
CLOTHS, HEMP, snd other CARPETING.
Thtnkful for past favors, we desire call from
our friends and the public generally.
r. G.. TURNER Il CO.,
5 c& = 1917 Main street. T
The following gentlemen are with us, and viii
he pleased to aerve their friends GEORGE n.
BAGDY. JOHN &. HAYNES, JAMES BorsgEAu,
HENRY BATES, WILLIAM D. TURNER, and A. d..
WALLER. ~ ..t Rp l6--1w
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BY Grubbs & Williams

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh between Main and Bank strects'
DRICK TENEMENT AND YACANI
ID LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CAIh = 4
PINE STREET BETWEEN MU EFO sIHLn Az
We WIN sell at auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2lst APRIL at a oc1ocx e. .s
the BRICK HOUSE and ACANI hUI ioSa tfta 40
en- with two rooms now occupied by M, m a..ri
tIlaws. The LOT fronts d feet INCHES ana
u TsD%s % One.third cash: balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest aooee
sceuren 0s 'fu'' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
,s Auctioneers.