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We have received the March number Of
" The Echoes, " a very neat little publica-
ton, puTpOrting to afford d" a peep at the
world from the -schOOlrOom window" It
IS edited and published from the Lee
Academy, on Adams street, over which
Mrs. NJ. A. Il. Morgan presides, the most
accomplished OF Principals.
Cowperthwai5 & Chapman have the
latest novel. from the press of Appleton 81
Co, New York, the title Of which is,
" Red as a Rose is She.1 IT is from the
pen Of the unknown but clever author of
Not Wisely but too Well"
dpPIetoa's Journal enters upon the
second year Of its existence under the
most hattering auspices, indeed under
circumstance of a nature more so Than
that attending any serial publication now
before the country. It's appearance-in-
dicative Of the advance of the illustrative
and topographic arts-has attracted the
eye, while the contents, increasing
Ia value with everynumber. have pleased
and gratified the mind Of all its readers.
In the SOuth and Southwest the success
of the Journal has been unprecedented.
Carefully escheWing politics, its conduc-
tors Y aimed TO, and have succeeded
IN, giving TO the public emily matter calcu-
lated to Increase the stock Of knowledge
OF mankind and cultivate the heart
through the purest OF literary efforts.
The short stories are admirable, and the
novels that have been run through the
columns of this admirable publication are
from sources so high as could not fail to
accord their efforts with those others that
have secured for APpLeton's Journal the
confidence of the public, and a largely in
creasing circulation. The column devoted
to science, and the Illustrations in that de-
partment, are the most Invaluable Of the
good things with which this best of all of
our serials is usually dlled.
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the advent Of the nlustrious
Saint in Ireland, Druidism prevailed
u the Druidieal religion, or rights and
ceremonies Ofthis sect in Ireland, differed
widely from the system practiesd in
ancient Gaul; it was Of a milder form and
less barbaric. Ireland was known in
ancient days as the Island Of Saints"
The Reverend speaker gave an interesting
historical sketch OF St. Patrick, his mis-
sion, and through him the conversion OF
the Irish race to Christianity. he also
gave a historical sketch Of the history Of
ireland after the time Of the Saint-ths
Danish invasion and the eouquest Of Ire
land bg England. And after an eloquent
description of the penal laws, a he
Efforts OF the OppressOrs 70 crush q the
religion Of the irish people, he exhcrted
bis hearers to remain rue to their faith,
their native land and the glOriss OF
their ancestors. The eloquent clergy
man advised his people 70 edu-
Gaze their children under the eye
Of the church and teach them the value
Of the faith Of tbeir fathers. BE concluded
by invoking a blessing upon the Irish
race and asked all TO unite in praying for
the freedom Of their native land.
NOzart's Twelfth Mass wa effectively
rendered Dy Professor Sabaszky, assisted
bv ME. BOylan, Miss GuytOn, Miss
Cooper. Miss Williams and Messrs. Jack
aOWALA III GAA~eAH -
6gEutarts OF Bsssini, was eharminZly sung
b. Miss Guylou, while the BeHedietGs,
.snng By Mrs. BOyian and Miss GuytOn,
va A musical treat uOt often enjoyed
We cannot praise too highly the singing
~ b hOr or the splendid music Of the
organ A. evoked by Ar. Ssbatzky.
The services having concluded, the DIFF
f. -eut Societies formed in procession and
ri urued BY way Of Vance, Second, Over
ton and Main streets to the hall Of tho
nh srnian Mutual Relief Society.
At even O'Clock last sEeaing the differ
ent Societies attended az St Peters
Cbure b TO hea a panegyric upon the life
ofSt 'strick. delivered blythe Rev Father
Carsv- nd the celebration Of the day con-
Guided v sffh . grand festival at the New
Assembly Hall, the proceeds OF which
will be de voted to paying OF the indebt-
sduess OF 81 PafTisk's Church
Thus en- led a day devoted BY Insnmen
to she me nories OF the past. Hay such
celebrations bring about that Irish unity
which will. eventually eulminats In the
freedom Of their Fatherland.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The st. Patriek's festival was held at
the New Assembly Hall last night. The
dance broke up at the approach Of day.
The pOndsrous organ on Jefferson
street bounced upon a local item of Our
reporter, in our yesterdays issue, in the
most savage manner. Our late neighbOr
seems TO be fighting "Uuder Two Flags
or possibly under the "bIaek flag"
The Memphis Club gave a masked
ball last night at their hall in the Green
law Opera House. The costumes repre-
scented every character. The dancing vas
kept up TO a late hour. Handwerker's
band discoursed sweet music to the Y0ta-
ries IF TerpsichOre.
Molly Crates vas committed to jail
By Esquire Herman, on yesterday. in de
fault of bail. she was charged with steal
ing five dollars, the property Of Henry
Lewis. Charles Deadlock was charged
with mule stealing by Mr.. Mcconnell. He
was placed under $1,000 bonds.
Editors Appeal: We accepted an invi-
tatiOn a few evenings since to witness a
trial of Professor Nigus' superb and cost
ly instruments, in anticipation of his lee
ture next Friday evening. We were pre-
pared for none Of 4" the fairy tales of sci
ence," but were surprised and delighted
at the m~agnidcence the proper word OF
the Professors stereOscODiC views. To
the lover of the beautiful, the brilliant
displays Of different hued light in mar
velOus combinations, will be intensely
gratifying. But to have the more ancient
and the most beautiful statuary of the
world presented to Us with a e~lsarness OF
outline and fidelity to the originals, such
as is in vain looked for in Autographs and
eRRrayings, is not often the lot of an aud-
fence in this country. often as we have
witnessed similar views, we have never
seen anything equal to sUch as were pre-
sentCd to US a few evenings ago. We feel
cOnfideut that all who attend these lee
lures of Professor Nigus viii be amply
repaid, both in the splendid views pre-
scented them and the clear and pleasant
e~xplanatian of the phenomena.
PUBLICUS.
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Is Of the City Ordinances, Bridges Digest,
page 26l, be repealed.
Passed first reading, and referred to Or
dinance Committee.
Thereupon, the members of the Board,
under the provisions of the amended City
Charter, proceeded to draw lots as to who
should serve the long and short terms,
when Messrs. Dryer, Cartwright, Hoist,
Motfet and Prescott drew the long terms,
as Aldermen Of the City for two years
from and after the date Of their late cleo
ton; n Messrs. Mallon, Durf, Roach,
Rounds and Norment, say, TO serve as
Aldermen Of the City for one year from
and after the date Of their late election.
upon the petition Of Adoiph Loeb,
President of the Hebrew Relief Society.
praying that the city grant Morris Hay
man, an INDECENT man, permit to peddle
tree of charge. Prayer granted by Conn
Gil when Alderman Moffet offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
ReS0IUed, That the Mayor and Police
Board be empowered to grant privilege
licenses for three months TO worthy per
sons who are unable to pay the yearly
sum.
Resolution cOncurred in by the Coun-
ell n adopted by the Board.
And the Board adjourned.
L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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WALLED IN waPR PAPERi-Why are
the hair coloring Preparations kept dark I?
Simply because the light decomposes
them and exposes their foul sediment.
Hence the bottles are jacketed with paste
and paper. PHALoH's NITALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, on the other hand,
is as clear and transparent in the sum
shine a the shade. IL revives the nat
ural color in every time-bleached fiber,
and does not stain the skin. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers,
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To the Citizens Of Shelby County: HaF-
ing been appointed Registrar of this
county without solicitation on my part,
and having accepted the position. I am
determined to be governed solely by my
sense Of right and q fair Interpretation Of
the law. The difficulty hat has arisen
relative to the districts in the county,
whether on the old or new basis, will be
settled in time to be announced in the pa
pers of Saturday. It seems to have Oh
tanned under former Registrars that lists
Of names were presented and perhaps ir-
regularly filed, and those presenting them
furnished with certificates. 1 expect to
discharge my official duty without favor,
according TO law. Those who are hostile
to me, personally, will expect nothing OF
the kind. and my friends should not eX-
pect me to sweFve, even for their accom-
mOdatiOn. There shall be no impeachment
thrown in the way OF registration when
application IS made properly.
Respectfully SAM. n. SHOCK,
Registrar of Shelby county.
MEHPHIs, March II, 1870.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law cOurf...Iudns Anderson

Law Court---Iudge Andersen.
The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
johnson vs.. Toof, Phillips & Cirode, judg-
ment for defendant.
Kraft VS.. Burke, judgment against plain
tiff by default.
Eipgen 4 Reakert VS.. Light, judgment
for plaintiff, So.
The case of House VS.. Hail was on trial
when Court adjourned, and will be re-
sumed this morning, after which three
cases of Mitchell vs.. Stewart, specially
set for to-day, will be taken up, aud they
being disposed of the cali on the special
calendar will commence at No. 2494. The
jury in b case OF Woodbridge, assignee.
etc, vs.. Quinn ct al, being ont two days
and not agreeing, was ordered to sleep an
other night on it.
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MEMpHIs DRY GOODS <sAOE.
What It Is Now---eOmparison Of Prices now
and before the Gold Panic.
What MusIiHs, DOmestics, and Home and
Foreign Prints can be bought for.
Effect Of the Decline In Gold upon our Retail
Dry Goods Trade.

Probably no branch of business has felt
the decline in prices or the shrinkage ia
values more severely than that OF dry
. goods. A merchant who so days ago had
$1,000 0 In stock, II is safe TO say, would
not be able to realize to-day over 81, 600
on that stock. OF course while this is the
fact, and The merchant who has been I'M
wise enough not to get rid Of his goods
and meet the market, has met with loss;
the has been benefited to this
extent. We have been at some pains to
earn Just how much the s~hrinksge has
been during the past four weeks, and give
the benefit of it to our readers. House
wives will be astonished when they cour-
pare prices, as they existed last season,
with those which prevail now at all Of
our leading retail houses. Visitors from
the interior will find the following we'll
known firms, who advertise in the APP
PEAL, the only places in our city at which
to I'LL their orders, where they can not onIy
find everything wanted in the line, but
where a decline in the prices East has
been fullymet by a corresponding reduc-
ton in ali things.
MENKEg BROS.
A very extensive demand has already
been experienced by this popular and
well known firm for spring fabrics, and
that they are equal to the occasion, it
would be useless for us 70 assert. To
Judge from the thorough state of their
salesroOms, the large number of cases
they receive daily are not more than equal
to the demand. These gentlemen make
the following statement as 70 relative
values.
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Mseslngsf the Executive esmmittse --sraad
Ratification.

Il the nesting ofthe Democratic Exec
utive COMMITTEES OF Shelby county on
March I7th. hr. 81. J. Pendergast waz
elected to ell vacancy in said COMMITTEES
caused by the resignation Of Th0s- FIem-
ing. OF the Tenth Ward. Il was resolved 70
hold a GRAND R-ATIFICATEOE MEETING on
THURSDAY night, March p. Is70. The
public viii be notified Of place TOR holding
the same. The Wards Of the city and
Districts in the county will bold meetings
on Tuesday night, March ri, az O'Clock,
for the purpose OF making arrangements
TO participate IN the procession.
il. DUBOSE. Chairman.
GEO. s. RORRINs. ~Secretary.
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jog LOCKE. 1857 Main stree hos All
the late magazines, illustrate
the principal dailies, New ~ Times
Herald, World. Tribune - = To--1aT ~
Commerce; Cincinnati E,,rf-9r snd
Comme5elSli - L Times, Republic
~ ~ ~OI -hicagO Times and
yuue: louisville r ,o--io- ToT-1aI ard a
host Of other ylfD9s too numerous 20
mention.
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New goods appear also at this house,
and go off like hot cakes on a ftosty morn
ing. The proprietors are awake TO the
interests of their customers, and lay be-
fore them such an array of styles from
which to make selections that few. if any.
go away disappointed. Mr.. S. Sturm has
recently been admitted as q partner in
this firm, which is one OF the oldest in
the Bluff City, and one ofthe first to come
down to a cash basis. We CLEANED as fol-
lows, in reference to our hobby to-day:
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no advertisement Is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
ana paid for as an extra publication. we
eve our advertisers six days in the week,
sLs same as all the Memphis papers,
ana tor the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional,
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AMUsE N

ENPHIsTHEATEE-"Humpty Dump
q Is still drawing good houses. Those
VINO nave not 81 Rn Z had better 90 ere is
Is Withdrawn from the boards.
BROOM's Or ERA HOUsE-This temple
OF Momus cor IsinEes 70 attract, nightly. a
crowd Of adVIirers. The dancing. singing
and comicat ties presented by the Mana
ger cannot he exceIled.
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B. & BROS.

Beautiful" chow lovely" "exqui-
Site" were ONE of the expressions we
heard here, and in order not to fill this
column with adjectives, for our head was
full of them, we were compelled to follow
one of the prOprietors into Underwood's
cOsey Office, where he gave US such infor-
nation as we wanted and in short meter.
This house is known far and near, and
does a very extensive business. New
goods appeared everywhere, and an army
of assistants were measuring, cutting.
tearing or ~descanting upon their elegance
and low price. Here, loo, shrinkage in
valna has rad fnn swav.
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0. 0. r. DIRECTORY.

Gavoso E<cAMPxENT, NOS, l. @. o. F-Meets
"a the lst aud 81 THURSDAY nights OF sacn
mouth at u o'clock DC Trader, p. A
H1Un ii. p Thomas Bacon scribe
urr,rpE-7s IOrszE. no. 6-MeeI every Tuesday
night. al "a o'clock. John D. tamPoela y
F~TrcEA-A LODGE, NO @meets every Mon
ser nfzht al - O'Clock. A. HUM, \. g.
ing Secretary
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LETTER LiST.

ne following IS the list OF IettPu rauat,
Ing In the Memphis Postohice 1-nd NJ 5al.1
cred by carriers yesterday. ~
All letters directed TO strSer sr1
VIII De delivered promptly by carrfers-
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.


LODGES.
So, ar-.-uara No. 81 Friday o.
saoF uICuth-Hau cor. Madison andSecond
", 81 Matthew'S, ". Nj Zen K PuAen
sec.
-ANaFR0vA. No. lst Monday in ev'
NV month. al Odd-Feuows' Hall, cornei
f5urr and Main. JOEn Gent, W NJ John
% Secretary.
T.rrLA scJIT. MOI lsttriday OF eacl
CoIGer Madison and Second
IA II. Mitchell, M-M.; - StuIInJ Sec
nrS1ra.Nn. Sd Friday OF each
mout6Lodd-Fel elbows Hall J. u. BealTd
NJ. d. r. M Shelton, Sec.
E-vwrrrrgo No. Hl-ueets 4th Friday Of
egea 4aonfh-at south Memphis Hall. cor
nsr of Madison and second. W. A. I'd
monds, W. II; Louis Czapski, Sec
ROYAL ARCH-
- ru,prER so Z2-meets "a Monday o.
eseb mouth-Odd-Fellows Hall ID. q. Ira.
~ A. - III. P. G.. q. Locke. Sec
nfEs[Purs CaApFER NOS U. D.-meets AZ Odc
F-1ows Han. Henry Lynn II. L ID. p.
III. C. 5teever, Secretary
RAM
r-,,-va CouvCL. 30. 6-meets ID Monday Of
ezrT nonfh-Ddd-Fellows Hall John Lent
IN. An. Nj lggins Rec.
TEMPLAEA-
r.BvEE C1srwAEBEnN No Hmeeis 4th Mon
CAV ofeseh month. Geo. Mellershi Con-
T. 81 BarchuE, Rec
CHAPrER or ROSE CHOINt ISM No
Cherries ". Adams, sd N. WI HI
Tomllnsou. cd See.
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A very brilliant array of spring styles
ornaments the large show windows OF the
house occupied by this gentleman, and
trade seems brisk with him. He leaves
to-day for the North 70 make large pur-
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This firm, located IS of old, in the Clay
Building, continues very popular with
shoppers generally and are just receiv-
ing their spring stock. They make a re-
port as follows on the s~hfinkage of val
ues: Spragues, Dunnells, Merrimae, Rich
mOnd and other standard prints sold,
TT, ~.
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This is one Of the oldest houses in our
city, and still stands among the foremost
ton of spring goods made by it attracts
large crowds of ladies fair, and the attend
ants, when we visited the house yester-
day, were busy as bees showing bright
and beautiful articles TO only more beau
tifuI eyes. This house reports the follow
ing difference in prices:
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WALnHh' btOo' 9 %.
At this house, which is well known for
many hundreds OF miles around Mem
phis, there is a fine display of new and
beautiful styles of prints and dress goods,
and business is daily improving. They
make the following comparison Of prices:
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losFpH coLL.

Embroidered Goods of ali descriptions
are offered 100 per cent. lower than before
the late drop ID gold.
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Criminal Court---Judue \. &. Hudson

Yesterday in the case Of the State VS..
ing, the jury returned a verdict of guilty,
and fixed the period of Imprisonment at
three years in the p~enitentiary.
in the case of the State VS.. Smith Col
Inns, indictment for larceny, the Jury
found the defendant "not guilty.
To-day the calendar will be called for
trial as usual,
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CHRISTIANS Of every denomination are
earnestly invited to be present AT the
MONDAY prayer of the Young Mems
Christian Association, in Rocco Hall
southeast corner Of Second and Madison
streets, from Y N. to l pm,
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LADIES AND GENTS OF MEMPHIS: We
would call your attention to the sale -
fine gold watches at enOrmoHstTE lou
prices, cheaper than hefo-a the war A.
tne tihls II uH.va to several days, we
would 40 Sc you to call soon and procure
Q a handsome gold watch and chain,
fine jewelry and silver ware. Every arti-
Gle is warranted.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
Corner Main and Jefferson.
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MOsT REAurIFuL CALIco m TowN.

Every one who examines our SpFagues
and Merrimacs. says ours is the handsOm-
est. Only I2H cents Call and look.
CANS, 29S Mann street.
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.HTE 81 CoRwINE haye removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, IA UnionstTeet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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Municipal Court...Iudae Eoute.

Yesterday the case of Gibson ct al. VS..
John d. Elliott, was given to the jury,
and a verdict returned as follows: " For
plaintiff, $40 So; for defendant on plea OF
set-of, $500 40; balance in favor of plain
tiff, S2G7 05; interest on same, $50 S.. To-
tai amount Of Judgment in faver Of plain
tiff, S237 S."
To-day the cases heretofore published
will be called. The cases on yesterdays
calendar remaining undisposed of will 90
over to the corresponding day OF next
Nraaly
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GIT your F.. Y. shirts ready made or to
order OF the manufacturers, Wiggans &
Thorn, 23 Clay Building.
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THE most complete stock of variety and
notion goods in the city can be found at
T. w. JOHNSTON 81 CO.'S,
34T Main street.
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AWAY BSLow TIE GOLD BAsz-95O
CoLen laalgs' Collars, assorted styles and
colors, Warranted all linen. at 10 cents
each' +. W JOHNSTON * CO. =
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NEW YoRK BUTTER-A choice lot lust
received at John Lilly's, 351 Main street.
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You've GENTS Spring Style dress Hat,
at Francisco & Notwithstanding ele-
CANT.
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THE APPEAL is the only DaiEf psper
published in the city. Only twsaty-hve
cents a week.
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vENDIG BROS. & Co.

Foreign dress goods Of all descriptions,
colored and black silks, and all kinds of
white goods, lave been marked down at
this house $50 per cent.
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DYsPEPTICs can eat biscuits raised with
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder with
immunity. For sale by ali grocers.
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Chanoery Court Chancellor Norman,
REAL FRENeR FOR ONE DOLLAR.

To-day being motion day, the roll of
attorneys will be called, commencing at
letter A.
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SPECIE PRICEs.-Best Prints, Merrimsc
Sprague's, at 10 cents. Latest styles and
f1lI assortment, at j. H. L~oewenstins 4
Bros, 23I Main.
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SPECIE PRICEs.-Best Prints Merrimae'
~Sprague's, at 10 cents. LateN STYLES and
full assortment, at J. II. Loewenstine &
Bros. 23I Main.
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No. l Gravel Roofing lone by Barthol-
Omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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K0rles m ADVERTISERS

IHk WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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Qua OwN MAKE eHEAPEsT OF IN

Lady's, misses and ohildren's shoes.
Call and examine Cans, 29S Main street.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

A whalebone French Corset Al Cans
new store, 298 Main.
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HERzoG & BRO.

This house also offers to shoppers every
thing in the line of dry goods at ante war
prices, and, as a consequence, enjoy a
large share OF patronage. Bright eOlOrs
prevail everywhere, in the window, on
the shelves, and in the showcases, and
attentive clerks are always to be found
fOlloWa.
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chases. At this house American cloths
are reported about the same as last year,
but all foreign dry 500 are down . per
cent. and American IS per ceHS:
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hlDDOnSf b~uitIOlutIleS anu upblOIB gen
orally have declined fully 33H per cent.
JACOB CANS.
"The nimble ~sixpence,is better than the
slow shilling must have been adopted
by Mr.. Cans asa motto, for certainly he
is following it as closely as a lover ever
did his hearts idol. We are not equal TO
a description Of what we saw here. The
store was crowded with ladies' and natu-
rally we were unable to dwell upon the
beauties OF the loom, but We must give
the proprietor the tribute of praise in bis
spring selections as they are not sur
passed by any house in our city. Here.
we gathered the following facts: