davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-11
$ e. 6 & O TX A Wis.

round these scientific adOrerS for both
depth and manlineSS. And if women knew
their best interests they would care more
for the trust than the science.
All that excess of haItering and petting
of which women are so fond, becomes a
bore 10 a mand if required as part of the
dayIi habit of life. Out in the world as
he is, harasSed by anxieties of which she
knows nothing, home is emphatlcaIIy his
place of rest, where his wife is his friend
who knows his mind, where he may be
himself without The fear of offending, and
relax the strait that must be kept up out
of doors where he may feel himself safe,
understood, and at ease. And some wo-
men, and these 10y no means the coolest
or the least loving, are wise enough 10
understand this need of rest in the mans
harder life. and accepting the quiet of
security as part of the conditions Of
maria &c, content themselves with the
undemonSlrative love into which the te-
yer of passion has subsidized. Others fret
over it, and make themselves and their
husbands wretched because they cannot
believe in that which is not for ever parad-
ed before their e es. Yet what kind of
home is ii for the man if he has to walk
as If on eggshells, every moment afraid of
wounding the suSceptlblIities of a woman
VINO will take nothing on trust, and who
has to be continually assured thai he still
loves her, before she will believe that to-
day is as yesterday OF one thing she
may be certain I: no = fe who understands
what is he best kind of marriage demands
these continual attentions, which, volun-
tary offerings OF the lover, become en-
forced tribute from the husband. She
knows that as a wife, whom it is not ne
cesSary to court or hatter, she has a no.
bier place than that which is expressed
by the attentions paid TO a mistress.
Wifehood, like all asSur d conditions,
does not need TO he buttressed up but
a less certain position must be supported
from the outside, and an insecure |self-re-
spect, an uncertain holding, must be per-
petualIy strengthened and reassured.
Women who cannot live happily without
being made love to are more like mis-
tresSrs than wives, and come but badly
off in the great struggles of life and The
cruel handling Of time. Placing all their
happiness in things which cannot con-
tinue, they let slip that which lies in their
hands and in their desire to retain the
romantic position of lovers lose the sweet
security of wives. Perhaps, if they had
higher aims in life than those with which
they make shift to satisfy themselves,
they would not let themselves sink to the
level Of this folly, and would understand
better than they do now the worth of
realities as contrasted with appearances.
And yet we cannot but pity The poor,
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@. D. CAMDEN presided. Mcears. 0. +.
WAINWRIGHT, 81 Chicago; W. P. Corr,
JONI J. DAVIS, and JAMES NJ. MINES, of
Clarksburg: C. r. CONRAD, of Gilmer; and
j. WAGNER and J. J. FlTCH, of Morgan'
town, were committee on resolutions
They reported resolutions, which were
adopted by the Convention, calling on the
sunervisors of the various counties along
the line of the road to subscribe to the
stock of the company.
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CoLp CoAFoRT.-Major KELLY writes to

COLI CoAFoRT.-Major KELLY writes to
his paper:
"That large class of our people who
have been holding public meetings in Il
number OF the counties of the State : for
the relief of the debtors with & due regard
for the rights of the creditor class will not
gather many grains of comfort from the
report Of the Finance Committee of the
Houeo yesterday. Their report On the sub
iect OF reputation concludes with the fol-
lowing: let. That this General Assembly
will pass no such acts of population either
in whole or in purt. I'd. That such legisla-
ton would be no less destructive of our fu-
turc prosperity than of our credit, our in
tcsr.ty, and our honor"
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The protest of the True Republican Cen
ttal Committee, which we publish this morn
lus, explains itself. The gentlemen whose
names are attached TO it speak, we doubt
not, for al the best men in the True Re-
publican organization. They aided in the
election of Governor WALKER. and they
Lave seen nothing in his course which
would justify them in withdrawing their
support from him. No Democratic party
has been organized in Virginia. The Con-
scrvative party, with it's Conservative Co.
vernon and its Conservative Legislature,
backed by q constituency Of Conservative
people, are in power, and likely to remain
30.
1t would be folly TO abandon this success
full organization. No other party has ever
made greater impression upon the poll
tics of the country or the policy of the Go
yernment in HI existence Of twelve months
than has the Conservative party in Virgi-
MIA.
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A Convention topromote the construction
Of q railroad from the northern line of
West Virginia to connect with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad was held in
Clarksburg last week. Delegates were pre-
segt from various counties and from the
fries Of Baltimore and Chicago, Judge
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@- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg to inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & Co,
I'LL Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The facilities of this house are unsurpassed and
they prepared to exhibit to their friends stock
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete in every respect frst-class, and
st prices as low as similar goods can sold any
where.
JOHN MORTON. EDWIN A. VIM,
TAoaAa D, QuAsLEa C. 3, MORTON,
Tub 90
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SUAWLS.
SHAWLS.
SOMETHING NEW
AND
& Il L 4 T.

Down with gold prices. Atwood Cashmere ut
&C. TO ST. sold u fl to Sl.59 French CassiIncres.
plaid and pl&in at IL. IS, *l.5o and si7a-so!d as
high rs $3.50 Sash Ribbons, something new and
elegant; Striped and Figured Ribbons, for bows.
very rich Flannel, all wool, at 25c. good
Kid Gloves at sl.25; Embroideries, Notions,
Gloves, aud Hosiery, and full line OF House
Keeping Goods ana White Goods; all OF which
hare been bought 1t the heavy decline or gold,
and offer them 10 The public In general at great
bargains. aud no humbnS All can ask Is q call,
and convince yourself. Call soon at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
NH Is
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Just received by steamer 500 pieces Callco-tbe
very best AZ l2ac.: cases Bleached Cotton-good.
full ono yard vide ut l?5c; elegant at l5c. 10 is.
Towels at lOc. worth PC; Towels u yards long at
35c. IL bargain ut 75c.; Linen Handkerchiets at
75c. per dozen worth $3.50 per dozen: elegant
Hemstitchci Hanikerchrrs At 2sc. apiece. cheap
1T soc. Lac. Handkerchief at 35r. chesp at Sc
Corsets nj 5gc.; French Corsets ut Sc; Noting
ham Lace st &c. cheap at Soc.
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We are indebted to Hon. JAMES Brooks,
of New York, for q copy OF his recent
speech in the House Of Representatives on
the tariff question.
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Black and White Plaid Poplin ut zoe. worth SOC. !;
Figured Alpaca. something ne", at Csc. POplins,
the very late-t shades, at IS 10 373c; Alpaca, all
shades, good quality, at Soc; beautiful Plaids At
Sc. Black silk, good. at Sl37t to Sl.75 per yard,
sold ut y In - Is COored SILK at $3.50 per yard
worth $3.50; Liuens, all shades, something new,
for dresses French Cambrcs, nil colors White
and Figured PlIuc, really rich; Black Alpaca, II
full line,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE

tho Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake hay with the Ohio river alta point.
Of reliable navigation, and thus, With the entire
railroad system aud water transportation OF the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADD
TIOSAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LISE,.o
lmreratiyely demanded for the accommodation OF
the immense and rapidly-growlug transportation
between the Atlantic seahoard and Europe on the
one hand aud the great producing regions OF tho
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance of this road as ne~ Quiet
from the West to the sea magnifes 1t Into one OF
nation al consequence, and iusures TO 1t al c1eh
siye through traffic from the day Of lis compile
ton, while I'm the dereloo ment OF the extensive
agricultural aud mineral resources pf Virginia
and West Virginia It possesses along Ia own inc
the elements of large and profitable Local bust
ness.
Thus the great Interests. both general and local.
which demand the completion or the Chesapeake
and Chic railroad 10 the OHIO river afford thG
surcst guarantee Of it, success and value, AMI
render Il the most importaD. and substantial rail-
road enterprise now in progress in this country.
its superiority AS East aud West route, and
the promise or an Immense and profitable trad"
awaiting Its completion, have drawn to 1t the at
teut!on and cooperation Of prominent cspit .ls'7
and railroad men Of this city Of sound judgm"n'
and known integrity whose connection Nth IL
together with that Of eminent citizens aud bn>n"s<
men OF Virginia ard West Virginia,
ySSI-RES Az ENERGETIC. HONORABLE
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EURNITU AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROOMS.-Up stairs. opposite the
post-oltlce, Main street, you Will find In two oil
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment of PARLOR, CHAMBER and
DIAIHG-ROUM FURNITURE in the state, OF
every variety CT style and finish, Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order in any style de
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large, complete suits can be purchased at our
est ibis timent from :35 10 5000. We have reduced
the prices Of all goods, and we are now selling
about rs low AS we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all ia want of good, substantial Fur
We have goods to suit all parlles-the rich or the
poor. hARWOoD klIIER,
opposite the post-ofice. Main street.
de l8 Richmond, Va.
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apEGTAI NOTICES

.a
r- COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
ond It to their interest to examine our STOCK Us
ue ara nreparcd TO sell them goods specially
.dan,ad 20 their wants, In quantities to suit them
a. ,owest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
o,,., ,oroona, attention to thls department. and
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURREss, WILLIAMS & CO."
=, ll17 Main street.
me- RICH BLACK AND COLOhED
SILKS,
POPLINs, MOHAIRS,
JAPANESE GOODS.
,CRET0NEs,
SOLID and FIGURED ALpACAs,
WHITE MERrNos and ALPACAs,
PERCALEs,
FRENCH hOUssELINEs and MER1Sos
ENGLIsH FRENCH, and AMERACS
CALICOEs;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUE,
KID and OTHER GLOVES.
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY ;
in fact. everything kept In 1rst-class dry goods
BCRRESS. WILLIAMS & CO.'S.
NH ls-lm iii Main street.
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c10O REWARD.-Escaped from Hen

eD4UO rico county Jail, OH the ID ornin2 OF the
18th instant, WILLIAM A. LANE, sentenced to
ten wears confinement In the Albany, \. y, peul
tertiary for robbing the Uuited states mail, and
l., ~ NICHOLS, under indictment for defraud-
Ing the United States Government. FOUR HUN
bred DOLLARS will be paid on delivery Of
both of the above, or TWO HUNDRED DOL
Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM a. LANE, aged 81 years, weight us
pounds, height feet 8 inches, light hair, two
uppcr front teeth out, wrinked face had OH dark
gray homesrun suit, short rack coat, dark felt
hat, ne pegged shoes with six nails In the shank
OF each sflue-tlrec on either side.
u. IL. NICHOLS, aged IS years, weight from leo
to 10 pounds dark beard and hair full face,
with blotches; had on dark vest and blue plaid
(smalD pantaIoons; shoes similar to IIaue's.
If arrested ut i distance from Richmond the
reward will be exclusive OF expenses OF trans
porting prisoners TO Richmond.
DAVID Is. PARKER,
United States h;arshal.
RICHMOND. March 20 1870. NH 3c-3t
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Mr.. pA7rERsoN's resolution Of inquiry
rs to the cxpcdiency of establishing law
gazette in this city will not he likely to sec
the light again. The idea Of approprlatins
money out of the public treasury to sup
port paper which nobody would read VIII
hardly commend itself 10 the favor OF the
General Assembly. 1t would be much bet
ter to repeal nil laws requiring service Of
notice through the newspapers than to com
pcl clients to pay for publishing such notices
in gazette which nobody wants and which,
is unable to support ltSell.
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We suppose that no one was surprised 10
learn that the negro whom General BUTLER
pretended to have appointed rs cadet
nj West Point is too Young to accept the
appointment. Nor VIII any one be sur
priscd if the doughty hero Of Dutch Gap
shall fill the place With a white boy. The
army officers, especially the West Pointers,
ure n power in the land just now. They
want no negro associates, and do not intend
to have any. General BUTLER will there
fore probably let the negroes look out ior
themselves, and appoint white boy to the
cadctship.
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Deductions for Interest.

We published rccentlyn resolution winch
had been passed by the House of Repre-
ssn,atives requiring the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue to allow persons who pay
interest upon mortgages upon their houses
10 deduct the same from the sum returned
rs annual income. 4 number of journals
have ccnsurcd Mr.. DEl.ANo for so ruling as
to have required such action on the part OF
Congress. Mr.. DElA<o has written let
ter jus.iiying the ruling Though il was rot
,nadcby himself, and though he says there
solution passed hv the House meets HE
hcn,ty arprovsl.) In this letter he snys
Among these deductions is the amount
actually paid for labor or interest by any
person who rents lands or hires labo" to
cultivate land, or who conducts any other
Al,incss from which income is actually de-
r:ycl.''
Mr.. DgL.Ao does not seem to hc able 10
understand how an income could he derived
from mortgage. We can explain to him
how tho Government derives tax from
mortgages; and consequently how the I'M
oo:nc itself may he said to be derived from
thcm. \ had last year an income of Sl,3oo
eaA paid $500 for the rent of house. Con-
s,qucntly he paid no income tax. But now
he has purchased house and given mort
gage upon it for $4,000, upon which S2'ooo
he pays $3.50 per annum in the shape Of
interest. As be now pays no house rent, nc
VIII have to pay tax upon $500 OF ms
Income. In this case, the tax paid to the
Government would thus be derived from
the mortgage, since but for the mortgage
tie nlo.tcagcr would have no tax to pay.
Anl therefore it seems 10 Us clear, as III
Iced the House Of Representatives re-
ouires, that the mortsager is entitled TO q
deduction of 5l20 on account Of interest
paid.
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NOTlCE.-Haying qualified as eXecutrix
- on the estate of RICHARD +. REYNOLDS,
deceased notice is hereby given to all persons TO
whom lie was Indebted to present their elatmG for
payment, ana nj! persons indebted to him are re.
uucsted to make payment TO my attorney, JAMES
IL. GakUAEr. 80. 10 Fourteenth street.
ANNA HUBBARD REYNOLDS,
RICHMOND, March n, ft7o, NH se~RaW
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NAIeREED,

DIED.
In Manchester, on Sunday. March 81, 1870, after
Il short Illness Mrs. \. +. MOSBY, consort of j.
l.. siosby, deceased aged forty-two years.
Farewell. dear mother. farewell.
God strengthen mo, pray,
To bear the gric', end re the pain,
Till | aIu called away.
Sad Is the house aud hours
since Thy sweet smiles are gone
But oh, Il brighter home than ours.
III Heaven, Is HOW thine own.
philadelphia and Washington papers please
copy.
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VIRGINIA AND TIE FIFTEENTH AMEND
urxT.-We were first surprised, then
amused, then indignant, yesterday, when
Ne read the following fulschooI III telc-
gram cent IRON Washington to the New
Nc.k TriL;D':
Trustworthy information has been COM
n,unicated to the President 10 the effect
,a@t the Virginia Legislature is preparing
T. Mhyoratc Its ratification Of the fifteenth
constitutional amendment by q co"i) de
7.lnin. and that the members intend to rush
the repeal through roth Houses on tie same
,lar. N.;ilou; notice and without debate
Il... II NJ. GREELEY would say, Is "a
7!!l.inous lie" There IL NOT semhlance
OF truth in it. The Virginia Legislature
hes 10 idea Of being guilty of such breach
r faith. There is not man in either
lou c, +, far as We know o. believe, who
would be willing 10 propose such thing !;
sri w know that If he were to propose 1t
!" would ild no supporters. This lie was
,a.uuf4c,urcl out Of the whole cloth. There
r. absolutely 10 foundation for it whatever.
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OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No, S NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY Is, 1870.

The remarkable su,cess which attended ou' me-
collation. OF tho LOANS OF the Central Pacific
Railrond Company ard the western Pacthc Rail-
road Company, and the nopuIaritE and credit
which these LOANS have ma .Htained In the mar
scts both In this country and p rope nave snow"
that tie first mortgagcd bonds o, "''''S-'o'a'"h
and honornbly-managed railroads =" promptly
recognized and readily taken as the mo. suitable
safe, and advantageous form Of Investment. ''e'''
ing a more liberal Income than can hereaf.. %
derived from Government bonds, and available. "
take their place.
Assured that In the selection and negoti ,tion Of
superior Railroad Loans we are meeting great
public want and rendering a valuable service both
to the holders of capital and to those great national
works Of Internal improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character ent!e them to the
use Of capital and the confidence Of investors We
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
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s r A C. 7 =

ACYS
are rccel,ing I'LL IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, and are determined not to be
undcrsold by any house In the country.
Examine before you buy.
mn Is 1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.
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Nobody rurroscs that HORACE GREELEY
II fool !; yet Horace GREELEY, or, at any
rate, the New Io:k Tribune, says that the
mu-ces Of northern men who watcrcd
eou.l.c;n hattle-nclls with their LIES
hiood y did it "to preSerrc to TIE lroTid IN
absolutely free gorcrnme"t". 1t is tue
.hc 1'ritl,ne does not say that these soldiers
accomplished the purpose for which they
came hi,hcr, hut it evidently means that
they did. This absolutely free govern
mcut" appears to us Of the South, who are
It'll ruled by the hayonet, to be very much
like the free governments in Ireland, Hun
gary, Poland, India, &C., which appear tc
England, Austria, and Russia, rs the best
that could possibly exist, but to all the res
of the world az grinding despotisms. But
then, we are not capable Of judging. W.
must needs refer such questions to the de
csion Of our northern brethren" VIII,
are amazed that We should have a doubt .,
tho subject.
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BARGAINS FOR EVERY ONE.

We are determined 70 make the Rroad-Strect
and Lave REDUCED ALL KINDS OF GOODS
tothc VERY BOTTOM PRICES, and will always
give customers The benefit OF any decline that may
take place.
Our buyer I. in the northern cities this week,
and will ship us SPRING GOODS. hoHsht at panic
prices, which we viii sell rs cheap AZ any other
retail Eousa IN this city.
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Mr. IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS
LINEN EHEETINGS.
TABLE DAMASKS
NAPKINS,
DOYLIEs,
TOWELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN CoTToNs-
all makes;
~, 1914, and u BLEACHED and BROWN
sHEETISG6.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO..
mhl51m III Main street.
MET FRENCH CLOTHS AND DOE
SKINS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY CAS-
sIMEREs,
CHARLOTTESVILLE and FREDERlCks-
BURG CAsS1MERES
CAsSIMEREA
TWEEDS and WOOL JEAN9 for boys
wear;
GLOVES,
CRAvATS.
TIES and BOWa
FINE DRESS sHIRTt,
DRAWERS,
UNDER-SHlRTs.
HOSIERY, and
uasDKERCHIEFs, anda full stock Of
MEN'a FURNISHING GOODS.
BURkEss, WILLIAMS & CO.,
,,n,s.-1m III Malu street
DRY GOODS.
rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
1oas MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE.
have Just added $4,000 worth ot
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
70 their already extensive assortment bought ut
the recnut auction sales In New York
ENTIRELY FOR CASH.,
under the most favorable market siuce lie begin
ming OF the ~sr; nud Us many articles ar" nov
SELLING FOR LEES THAN GOLD PRICES
we ask all in pursuit of
CHEAP AND HANDSOME DRY GOODS
tn give NE cali. rs 10 feel confident We con otes
TIE GREATEST ATTRACTION.
both IN prices md variety. now displayed IN ZIG
city.
NH 20 CARDOZ0, FOUEQrREANS co.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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~ AXE YOU X Gil \ \ CES
4!
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l. 10. the Florida case now pending IN
tie Supreme Court of the United States,
nGl which WAS mentioned in our special
kilograms from Washington yesterday, 1t
* we'll to remember that though there is
no reason to doubt that the Supreme Court
will dismiss it for want of jurisdiction,
vet tho case is not like the one pending be-
lore Judge UNDERWOOD. The Gaze now IN
Washington was properly commenced in
Florida OF writ of qto 'rurrdnfo. The
case of CuAHcnN Us. ELLYSnN WAS COM
lncnccl by bill III chancery And, there
fore, even if the Supreme Court should re-
fuse 10 dismiss the case before it that
would furnish no precedent for refusing to
dismiss n case which hae not been properly
brought before the court.
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~ BLACK ALPACAS.-We call par
ticular attention 10 our stock OF BLACk ALfA-
CASand BLACK POPLIS ALPACAs, of which
we have full assortment. Also, DOABAZiNEs,
TAMIsE. EMPRESS CLOTH. BLARITZ, DE-
I,1Sr anJREPs. LEVY BROTHERS,
l2la and 1915 Main street.
Tho nr,ce Of CoATs'B COTTON Is reduced
to soc. per dozen.
Look at our dollar ED GLOVES. NIB ~
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rHICEs MUST BE Put DOWN.
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FEES1ETRE., dc.

SPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE.
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~ FIVE CASES MORE OF TIE
genuine ANDROSCoGG COTTON, direct from
the manufacturers. ut only Is per yard. ut
LEVY BROTHERs',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our dollar KID GLOVES.
COATES'S SPOOL COTTON, soc. per dozen.
NH 90
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w DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
suited to the present and coming season;
A full assortment Of WHITE GOODS;
A large stock of EMBROIDERIES OF every de
scrlptIoD;
A full assortment Of HOSIERY. and all other ar
tcns usually kept In nrst-clas5 dry goods
store. l.: Wy BROTHERS,
l:i"'and laI' Main street.
COATES spool COTTON reduced 10 e9c
per dozen.
Look 1T our dollar KID GLOVES. NH e
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THE PEOPLE FULLY AROUSED.