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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
RICHMOND, July 5, 1870, 7,
'"...'t No. $40 Franklin street. }
, - - Yru ,1arx1n1,c,

Taylor, &C., VS., ELLETTs EXEcU7
4 TOK, &c, -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRIco COUNTY,
BY decree entered In this cause on the llth day
of May, 1870, 1t Is ordered and decreed
:. THAT one of the commissioners OF thls court
inquire what would be proper sum to be paid 10
Fremanda r. Taylor, widow of said decedent, In
fee simple In lieu Of her dover in the surplus pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of the said ,t Land hsI after
In order that she may be able understand.
Ingly to decide whether she win, IL the court
shall permit her to do so, elect to, receive such
sum or any sum In absolute right In lieu OF
her said dover. The said commiss foner Is also
directed 10 take account OF all the estate, real
aud personal, or the said John .. Taylor, and of
the debts due his estate, distinguishing the same
as sperate and desperate and If necessary for fxi
purpose an account OF the administration OF said
freinanda T. Taylor thereon also an account or
tate of said Taylor showing the evidence By which
they are seyerally supported, and the legal prior
Ties OF said debts upon the estate OF said Taylor
and whether sale Of any other reat estate owned
by said Taylor win be necessary 20 pay his. debts
Tin taking an account OF said administration the
said commissioner shall regard as primo Jdcie
any accounts OF said administration heretofore
settled and recorded according to law.
:" The said commissioners may publish notice of
the time and place OF proceeding to take the &c
daily nawspapers published. In Richmond aity
once q week for four successive weeks, which
shall be aee%sa eagyaeuT to personal service os
impurities tbs ss'd commissioner L. directed, 70
state and make report 10 the courts with any othsf
matters specially stated which MAY be deemed
pertinent q. 30 ny ~ hms or may be
The parties Interested are hereby notified thatI
have axsd on FRIDAY. the SIN Of A agust, iels; e
psss 3 nj = az s 81 1ss
je eLWAr .ts 3'l.S Commissioned,
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LEXINGTON, VA, July 2, 1870.

LEXINGTON, VA, July =, 1911. =
The Society Of Cadets had their tInal cele-
bration i'll the mess hall OF the Institute To-
nirbt. In spite of the rain the hall was well
tlird with u brilliant and what was far.
hctter) very orderly and attentive audience.
A mart Of the decorations intended for the
bali on the 4th had been put up, and added
very much to the general appearance OF the,
hall, The Virginia Military Institute band
REINFORCED by some six additional pieces)
enlivened the occasion with very sweet
music. -.
The President of the Society, Cadet NJ.
A. Wilson, of South Carolina,) very APP
propriatcly announced the exercises, and
introduced as the recipient of a "gratis
diploma" in testimony OF his being the
.sbest orator and debater," Cadet N. b.
Randolph, Of Virginia.
In very brief but fitting words he be-
slowed the honor expressed regret that
the Society was henceforth to lose the valu-
able services Of the recipient, whose career
they would ever watch with keenest in
terest, and the hope that the recollection of
the honor he had Won would serve as a
stimulus TO future eXcrtion, and lead to the
achievement of higher and nobler success
On life's broad field o. LATHE"
MIR. Randolph feelingly returned thanks
| in q brief and earnest address, which seemed
| to give great satisfaction to his comrades,
who loudly applauded him, and the ladies,
who shoWered upon him bouquets and
cards. The President next very appro-
| priately presented badge OF the Society to
Cadet w. FL. Mitchell, OF Virginia, as a
testimonial of his being the most useful
member, and of his SELF icaying devotion
| TO the interests of the Society" ..,r
MIR. Mitchell made q fitting response. !
MIR. Wilson then introduced as orator OF
the evening Cadet q. X. Camp, of Georgia,
He pronounced q glowing eulUgy on Napo-
leon. and concluded as follows an address
to his comrades: ",This heart, Us the heart
OF every true cadet, throbs and thrills in
sympathetic unison with that Of our noble
| Alma Mater Us 1870 culls from her diadeln
SO many and such Respondent Jewels
Though in flesh you be absent. in spirit still
hover around us. BE not tempest-tOssed
waits on the river of time; but with pru-
lence and wisdom at the helm, and faith
symbolizing the cloud by day and the pillar
Of fire by night, practical application and
iapnreciation of the truths taught at the
Virginia Military Institute, your reign in
life cannot but he a1glorions success, and
your tomb an honored and holy spot, above
which, perchance, no cleaning granite or
polished marble towards Heaven may raise
an ostentati0us peak, but all thy deeds Of
love and charity shall crystalize around thee
and above thee into q stupendous column,
the measure Of a life we'll spent and the
pledge Of q glorious Immortality beyond
The SKIES" r ss.,rss,cs1r,
The President next introduced as vale.
dictorian Of tho occasion Mr. w. w.
Smith, Of North Carolina, who In very fit
, ting phrase babe adiep to the citizens OF
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We respectfully ask Ma. SAMSON, Of
North Adams, Massachusetts,, to import
seventy-five native Africans and put them
to making shoes. This Mr.. SAMPSON has
converted the whole Radical party over to
the doctrine that the whites may tli>crimi-
nate against the Chinese, and accordingly
the United States Senate has substantially
prohibited these from becoming natural
lied. But the same Senate is not exactly
sound on the negro question, though it
lacks but one convert of being so for, on II
motion made by carpet-bag senator to.
allow alien negroes to become naturaliZed,
the vote stood ayes 81, noes 80. It is evil
dent, then, that if Mr.. SAMPSON should inn
port seventy-tive negroes from Africa to
manufacture shoes this last amendment
would soon be stricken from the naturaliza-
ton laws. ..
We urge this matter upon the attention
of Mr.. SAMSON. He has discovered method
Of opening, in double-quick time, the eyes
of blind, bigoted, ignorant Radicals to the
truth. What all the southern writers,
speakers, soldiers, sailors, and teachers,
could not convince them Of after long years
of effort, he has succeeded in getting them
to accept us truth without the outlay OF
either much money or much brains. II Mr.
SAMPSON will not consent to CRAFTY US in
this matter, let some patriotic Southron SEND
to Africa for u ship-load of negroes, ant
land them in any manufacturing town ii
Yankeedom and put them to work, and il
! less than ten days thereafter Congress viii
decide that negroes ought not to he allowed
| to become citizens.
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Alas that General BUTLER and we should
ever have mounted the same platform. The
telegraph Informs rs that in II speech de-
Iiyered at Woodstock, Conn, on the 9TH Of
July "General BUTLER made an onslaught
on the introduction Of Chinese tabor"
The sly dog-a regular JOEY BAasTocK-
"deyillsh sly" II the thing goes on this
way the Chinese will soon have nobody but
General HAwLgY, and no paper but the
State Journal, to advocate their right to
ewjgrate to this country even US volunteers.
<Ye confess, however, that the Journal Is
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much moro consistent than BUTLER or VII
sos or STEWART or any of the other Repub.
lcans who have agonc back on" the
foundation principles of the Republican
party; for If among those principles there
was one mere truly the peculiar pet Of the
patty than another 1t was that all men OF
whatever color have right to the rrctec'
ton OF the American flag, tue right to vote,
and the right to DO the equal Of The natives
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Lexington, the Superintendent of the Viz
ginia Military Institute, the professors, thu
| ladies, the corps of cndets, and his fellow
iimembers of the Society. We regret thai
we have not space for some quotations
| from Mr.. Smiths address. He Is The son O
tue distinguished member OF the old United
States and Confederate Congress from
North Carolina, who has recently located
| in Norfolk: ~.
Mr.. s. e. Letchcr, Of LeXington. was
next introduced, and made m eXccc dinghy
sensible and well-timed speech on . self
Reliance" lie discussed his subject briefly
but very satisfactorily, and concluded a'
follows:
z":your Society demands of you, GENTLE
men, this duty. Though standing, a. trust,
uDon the eve Of q prosperous fntur". sht
nevertheless has right to eXpccf that y"iI
should contribute your portion towards All
yancing her interest, that you should COZ.
tinue in the course that was so ably and
faithfully prosecuted by many who have
fbns-since assembled from the land they ut
tempted to 'rct4em GA brighter and more
congenal home. The glory Of the past ana
the merit of the present are her Only en-
d6wlaepts The darkest day OF her existence
is past, and though bowed for time
||she has risen with the. elastic energy
q the VICTORIOUS palHi NO.
tasAry. weight that would bend 1t down
s wpr tr,1f ssd tcssG er fate is
In EoIr hands. It is4sRetuu 10 say, geeAe-
fsrp, Whether YOUR work shall be
Success or q miserable failure FOR ypu to
determine whether you will with strenuous
exertion prosecute and perfect 'ehDsE&
work so happily in progress. trust you
are all of one mind throughout your So
cicty to leave nothing undone that VIII adj
vance her interest, that will bring her
honor. that will cause her to stand flrst ana
foremost among literary societies, that her
name may be enrolled high upon the record
of fame, and stand as an ornament u Tue
country and all honor to your insGlthFlon !;
and now, as years roll on, rs your So
ciety gains experience and increases IN
numbers, may you gather the solemn les
SONS of individual duty, may you receive
them with reverence and retain tnc1n WIN
care, and may they increase the earnestneSs
and zeal of your intention and the devoted
ness of Your toll. Suffer me to Xprcss my
heartfelt wishes that the great AID beneficial
objects of the trainers of your Constitution
NAV be ACCOMPLISHED, that the high destiny
designed for it may be fully secured, anu
that its deliberations hereafter may eVentu-
ate in securing its success and prosperity.
Nav the labors Of each one of you rebound
as we'll to the benefit of your Society as to
the advancement of his own fame"
Diplomas were bestowed by the Society
upon the following members of the gradu-
ating class ; j. DaDney, Of Georgia !; j. l..
Bridges, Of North Carolina Fl. b. Spiller,
of Virginia; j. G. Spiller, of Maryland
w. w. Smith, of North Carolina; w. Ii.
Talley, of Virginia.
The audience listened attentiyc,y to the
speeches, and seemed very much pleased
with the celebration. LEXINGTON.
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rABRoADs1DE FOR HUMBUGs.

MT A BROADSIDE FOR HUMBUGS.
Incompetence and assurance generally 90 hand In
hand, and OF all the triDe of pretenti0ns knOw-no-
things with which society ls afflicted the uDscien-
tIac amedIcins men y who attempt TO tamper
with the health or the community are the most
dangerous and the most impudent.
So much by way OF Text. Now for special and
particular application.
1t appears lhat mushroom growth OF so-caed
"BITfERS'' is spripging up under different
names LII various localities, particularly In the
southern aud western States, which the vendors
have the hardihood to recommend to easy-goins
people upon whom they think they can impose a.
u substitute for HuSTETTER'S STOh ACli BIT
TIERS long recognized by every class as tbe
purc,t AMI best medicated stimulant and insig"r-
ant the world Affords. =,
The connections referred To being composed Of
worthless material, offer larger margin for pro-
Ut than that celebrated tonic, aud hence the ann-
ETY. of dollar -worshIpping dealers TO foist them
upon the public In It's place.
But .sforewarned is fOrearmed,n and all par'ies
whom these distinguished % beings are endearor-
ing to coax and inyetgle into substituting TRASH
for STANDARD remedy are hereby informed OF The
selfish and sordld motives which nnderlte the re-
presentations IN question. uo,rrr
| !. The great popularity and vast sale OF HOSTEL
TER,SRITfERS cannot OF course, be seriously
I'm paired by these tricks OF tradc,o but rs the
debilitate and suffering have a direct Interest In
the matter, II Is only an act OF common humanity
to put them ON their guard. ~ 4-deodS"l~
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o.-.,, o,o.,-M A.W,,son. south Ca

second Glass.-M. A. Wilson, South Ca-
rolina; WA. Jordone, Virginia +. y.
Haly burton, Virginia y. s. Myriek, n ORTIZ
Carolina III. Mccormick, Virginia: .
Third dzass.-R. P. W.Morris, Virginia;
W, wilson, Maryland 2. Brady Virginia;
r. Bell, Virginia r. Harris, Virginia.
Fourth Nass.-M. Reynolds, Alabama !;
W. Washington, West Virginia >. +: Ross
Alabama; J. D. Leteher, Virginia l. NC
Cutchen, Mississippi.
There was great desire to hear Cover,
nor walker, who was received with loud
applause, and made an earnest, practical
talk to the graduating class. LEXINGTON.
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H MOSQUITO NETTING.
FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED BY Us
all widths, qualities, and prices.
ty6 t.' T. R. PRICE & co.
~- "PRO BONO PUBLICO.D

On hand and constantly receiving from the
northern markets, one of the most complete and
bfst-s elected stocks Of DRY GOODS TO be found
In the city, embracing every style aud variety OF
DREsS GOODS,
CASSfMERE
LINENS,
DONFsTICs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.
These goods were bought at the lowest market
rates. aud are being sold at prices which defy com
petition. Our IRISH LINENS are rs psr cent
cheaper than can be found else ~ here Wenre ilc
sole agents for Richmond and vicinity of Rohrrt"s
celebrated PARABOLA NEEDLES, formerly
sold by William N. Bell Il Co.
Give us call before purchasing elsewhere AZ
we pledge ourselves To give satisfaction to All I'm
want OF CHEAP DRY GOODS. Remember the
place. A. GOLDBACk,
COZ Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
jy4
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General Assembly of Virginia.
TUESDAY, July 5, 1870.
SENATE.
te met at 10 o'clock-Mr. Snow
nl,.....

BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill authorizing subscriptions to
the stock OF incorporated companies in the
counties of Campbell and Pittsylyania, the
city OF Lynchburg, and town Of DanYille.
Also, the following House bills:
TO amend and .reenact section Of chap
ter II and section Of chapter 81 of tin,
Code. :
Z" To amend and reGnact section 2 of chap
ter 1863 Of the Code, in relation to clerks Of
courts Of appeals.
TO incorporate the Richmond Bank-Eote
aud Chrome Lithographing Company.
To incorporate the town OF Bowling
Green.
TO provide for unpublished decisions OF
supreme court of appeals, prepared by the
late reporter. p. X. Grattsn. Esq, and APP
propriating 81 900 for this purpose.
Amending the charter OF the Sydner's
Springs Turnpike Company. /.
Senate bill to incorporate the town OF
West Point sd :,
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GT A QUICK RESI- T.-ThousandS
suffer neelessiy from indigestion, dyspepsia liver
complaint &c, aud 1t is only because they neglect
to avail themselves of that wonderful household
remedy MIsiILER'S HERB BtTTElss-a prepa-
ration that exccis amy other ever discovered for
| complaints of thlS nature Sufferers from that
scourge Of our race, dyspepsia, ~,.f IN y"a
WishIer,s Herb Bittcrs you can drive 1t from you
forever? This is a sovereign remedy, and VIII
effect positive and permanent cure ia your case.
dents used In the preparation Of these bitters
and the highest medical authorities In the land
recommend 1t, and 1t has never been known to fall
when taken according to the directions accom-.
panying each bottle. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. DR.. y. d. HARTMAN i Co, Proprlc-
tors. Lancaster Pa. jy +deod&wlS
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r HEAvYBROWN LINEN DRILL

NJ HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILL
ING at 16sc. worth 25c.
HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILLING at 25c
worth 35c.;
HEAVY BROWN LINEN DRILLING at 3Oc
worth doc:
HEAVY WHITE LINEN DRILLING at Soc.
worth 75c.;
LINEN FOR COATS at LOG, u.s. 80, and &c.
these goods are fully 80 per cent. below the
regular prices;
A superior article of WHITE LINEN DUCK,
MARSEILLES for vests, full assortment OF
DRILLINGS, CLOTHS, CASSIM f z 8,
yESTINGS, COTT ONADFS, and other goods
for gents wear. at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud 1916 Main street.
Look at the GAUZE SHIRTS at SOC. worth 81.
Tvs
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From Cur Special reporter.
LETTERS FROM LEXINGTON.

CONNIE ncenaent at the Virginia Military IN
shtute-Fnal Celebration Of The Cadets
Society-Dtploma and Balge PreSenta'
ton Ovation Fdledictory-AddfeSs 6J
S. II. Letcher, Esq.
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w july 6rH, 1870.

M4 JUL1 9TH, loiU.
T. r. PRICE 4 CO.,
corner Eleventii.and Main, nearly opposite most.
Office, are opening daily for the SIMMER trsde
new uud choice STABLE and FANCY Dky
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGs.
ToWELLINGs, COTTON sHEETIyGs
BLEACHED COTTOSS, uUCRAgACEs sc
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BoMBAzlsrs
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells aud COLLARS
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MhDE SHIRTS twsrranted),
PhRASoLs, UMBRELLAS, SUN sHADEa. Sc
striking bargain Ia offered in $40 TO 600 ya,,,,
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and IA.
PAEEsE SILKS at less than importers, cos,
beautiful goods for walking suits or for soJourncr,
at watering-places.
New assortment PRINTS at To- l24, 15c., &c, &c,
Buyers either at retail or Wholesale they invite
call from, as upon their first floor will be ex.
hibited duplicates or their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any Of which will be cut at lowe,
jobbiDg rates.
tys 7. r. PRICE & co.
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TDRY GOODS LOWER THAN
EVER ntLEVY BROTHERS.. ..f..E. III
LEVY BROTHERS are selling DRY GOODS
.,. lower than ever. ..#.+ go ,
DRY GOODS can be had at LEVY BROTHERS.
at lower prices than ever. rt.-
Won can't purchase your DRY GOODS anywhere
lower than Won can at LEVY
You will miss the bargains in DRY GOODS II you
fail to make your purchases Of .... ~.
jy5 LEVY DfOihEho'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H MATING MATING! MAT
! TTNat-CHEAP, CHEAP! CHEAP
Full u Yard wide WHITE MATING OF superior
quality ut 4oc. per yard;
Full II yard wide BED CHECK MATING at 45c.
per yard;
Also. at low prices, MATING yard and It
yards wide. I4
Now is tile time to purchase at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1el3 aud 1915 Main street.
Look at the PURE LINEN FRESCH-WoVE
SHIgT-BOsO81S at 2sc. V'
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me- READY-MADE SKIRTS for ladi'

me- READY-MADE SKIRTS for ladies
at so cents, 40 $50 ''' I
READY-MADE SKIRTS for ladies at 81, .
RRADY-MADE SKIRTS for ladies at Sl.5o,
READY-MADE SKIRTS for ladies at si.75, 81
$3.50, So, and "a; ..s.ss.. . !. ~. 90 ,
! full assortment of LADIES' GARMENTS at
very low prices; ..t
LADIES' GAUZE MERINO VESTS at 75c. and
ESQ.,, worth $1~25 and $3.50, at 1880.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2I5 Main street.
Every size of WHITE and COLORED
WHALEBONE CORSETS at 75c. jy5
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RICHARDSON & CO., - w. s... .. u y
REAL EsTATErAGENT AND
49, ~ AUCTIONEERs,
,..r. ..f 1ll3 MAIN STREET. $50 f..,,
11l3 MAIN STREET,

VALUABLE FARMS near to and remote from
the city HANDSOME CITY AND SUBURBAN
RESIDENCES large, medium-sized, and small
and BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS desirably
located, for sale by RICHARDSON 30 CO.,
yl-lw .3.e.. I,.. e4 Ills Main street.
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az DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD md MARSHALL.-Preaching on
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL A. M. and sP. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
Ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS al ) r. NJ.
Seats free.
- Parsonage, 40s Twelfth etreet. my7
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~


NE LAWNS at 12Hc. per yard,
LHwaSs at lcsc. psz,yard
\ LAWNS ut 2oc. per %prd,
LAWNS 1t CSC. per yard,
LAWNS at acc. per yard, So. ... ....I
LAWNS at CSC. per yard, at
- LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Biain street.
Look at The lfty-sprlng DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
HOOP SKIRTS at SOC. worth $l.2s. Jys
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DIED.

~ DIED, y -
On Monday evening, 4th instant. at the Hugue-
not Springs, Rowhat8R epuntys -Ya,, after briet
Illness OF pneumoffG SAMUEL CARTER
PAGE, only son Of ID. T. and Sallle W. Wiuttms,
aged three years and five months.
His funeral will take place at his father's resi-
dencc, on Third street between Main and Cary,
THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock. :. ..
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
At louisville, Southampton county, on the Isl
instant. MARY ANNE. widow Of the late Hon.
John Y. Mason, In her sixty.seventh year. '8':&
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MARRIED..

At The residence Of the BRIDES parents, on Union
HILL on the Both ultlmO, by Rev. "A. F. DtckinSoh'
Mr. JEFFERSON MONROE TAYLOR and MISS
EVELINA A. JONES both Of this city.
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@ KID GLOVE FASTENERS, a new
article one set will answer for all OF your gloves.
Price. so cents. at LEVY BROTHERS.,
... 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don't purchase your DRESS GOODS until you
see orr stock. .... jy5
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ME- TRAVELLING BASKETS AND
TRAVELLING BAGS, just the article for the sea-
son. >
Also, q full assert ment OF DRY GOODS, such
as are needed by persons visiting the Springs.
Supply yourselves before leaving the city at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and l2l5 Main street.
|, LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, kUFFLES,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDkER-
CHIEFS. -t.: .'@5 1919 jy5
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@Sksss ia FGs2s =
~ HuCKABACK TOWEI.S.at 81 per
- : & DOZEN worth $las; y, ia:,,, ~ /
HUCKABAUEs TOWELS at $lsa pes, dozep
.lg xv6rtY sa Gtftlffts 1iit .t'b s,t - ~
2 HUtjcKABAcK TOWELS at 3d. % per dozen
80. worth g. So; ,.,fls.l.stfa s,s 80 SO, ~ !
Z HUCKABACKt TOWELS at ss.7s per dozen
=, worth sa.s0; ~ = .,S3.,, +, IN.
DAMASK TOW ELS al, "a per dozen worth %
JyEA fsisl assortment of ExTkAsFlNE DAMASk
and HUCKABAcK TOWELS. ta5s
Also, CRASH, HUCkABACK, and LINE faa
h TOWELS, ut LEVY BR0THERS', /
Nos. isls and i2i5 Main street. &
Laok at onr CARRETa QILCLoTHA MAJ.
TIHGss, and RUass Prices low. III
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WBUFF TARLETAN, for covering
picture frames, looking-glasses, and gas-nxtures.
better article In all colors st soc. per yard at
...,. s.a LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
JET, GILT, and PLATED JEWELRY, In great
variety. at prices to suit everybody. jy5
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s& ~. !
! Rp Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES are
giving general satisfaction. ..s
We are the sole agents In this city for JUGLA's
KID GLOVES, the very best manufactured
full assortment Of Isle THREAD and
suIk GLOVES, MITTS, and HOSIERY, at
- - y LEVY BROTHERS.,
- p. ~'s'''' 1alS and 1915 Main street.
D, FANS in great variety at low prices. jy5