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Adjournment of the Legislature.

The Legislature has adjourned. II o'o i
,.root deal Of work. We have never KNOWN
= more industrious legislative body. IN
,,oed we feel like saying that we have never
known one as industrious. Elected "i'ue,
extraordinary circumstances SURROUNDED
by difficulties innumcrahl'; competed 10
mt into operation Constitution when Is
SO awkwardly and amhguol>ly w"rd'H 'ial
no one can say with certainty what many
If IFS provisions mean: and almost all WIN
ont eyncricnce in legislation: the members
lava dane credit TO themselves. All OF their
n,.,s h.vo not uleasrd us. we confess; yet
we cannot deny to them that pr''lSe 10
which they are Justly entitled. we nope
that they will return next fall withiull pur-
nose of mind to do still better.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE HOMESTEAD ACT
The following are the provisions of the act
supplementary to the homestead law. passed
finally on yesterday:
"That in case the pr>.,crty or estate OF
householder or head Of Il family desired
to be set apart or protected under the pro-
visions of an act approved June 2Ith, 1917,
known as the homestead act, shall be situate
in city or town having corporation
court. then the deed declaring the Intention
of the party to claim such exemption, or
the writing designating the personal pro
perry to be selected, or designating the
property in which the proceeds OF the e, sale
of such personally is reInvested, shall be
recorded in the deadlock OF the corpora
ton court wherein other deeds are re-
corded.
-. All the powers and duties by the
said act conferred OH the Judges of the
county courts as to property lying in the
several counties of the Commonwealth
shall. as TO persons and property within the
jurisdiction of corporation courts, be con-
fcrrcd OH the said corporation courts and Ill
the city of Richmond, or the circuit court
thereof"
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JURISDICTION OF THE HUSTiNGS COURT
| The following is the bill extending the ju.
risdiction of the Hastings Court of Rich
mond, passed yesterday:
BE IL enacted, ETC., That the Hastings
Court Of Richmond shall have jurisdiction
of all such motions, actions, and other pro-
ccedingS, as were heretofore cogniZablc by
the Hastings Court OF the city of Rich.
mond held by the judge and said court held
by the aldermen us have not been transfer;
red to other tribunals by law, and Shall
have concurrent jurisdiction with the cir
cult court of said city OF actions OF unlaw.
full entry and detainer.
"2. There shall be Il term Of the Hus-
tings Court of the city OF Richmond for
each month in the year except the month
of August. commencing on the first Mon
day in the month and continuing so long as
the business before the court may require.
"3. During the absence Of the judge OF
the said Hastings Court, or Of the Judge Q!
the Chancery Court ofthe city OF Richmond,
or the inability of either Of said Judges
from any cause to hold term OF his court,
or to sit in any particular case, or 10 dis,
charge any duty required by law, the sald
term may be held, or said cause may be
tried or the said duty may be performed,
bv any circuit Judge, OF by either OF the
Judges of said Hastings or OF laid Chancery
Court Provided, h0'ccver, I hat no extra
compensation shall be allOWct,. :"
q. The said Hastings Col:t oil the city
of Richmond, and the said CL!ncery Court
of the city of Richmond, ami he judges oil
said courts respectively, sh3i' re the same
power as n circuit court "Ei :lut Judge
to admit to bail, award iai''.s ions, wits
of hdJeaS corpus. io'o rd,TG'. - 'ldflddne0s'
and prohibition"
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wardwell Redivivus.

A Cranston Or. ~ correspondent OF the
New York Tribune reports that W AFpwEIi'
is upturnng things at the State Farm III
that place. the new prison OF when Ne il,is
lately been put IN charge. Ills eA''"oi"'
nary moral power over men anu women
imprisoned for their crimes Is making l'sel'
g felt - No doubt Of it.. He made 1t felt
here until he had to be removed. WARD
,yr,s, empannelled recently a jury OF SIN
prisoners to try another who had escaped
from the estate Farm" They sentenced
him to confinement in the dungeon twelve
hours without food or drink. WAHDwEll
replied "Your sentence shall he carried
into effect. I thank you for this service"
As they withdrew he heard one ofthcm say
to the others "Good God! did you hear
that, boys! He thanks us ~ ApriSoner to
whom WARDwELL had given Il pass allow
Ing him to be absent forty-eight hours, and
who stayed seyenty-two, Jared better
WARpwELL gave him another pass, and said
if he made such q "botch" rs he did the
first time he would give him third and &C
with him. Wonderful discipline But the
strangest story of all, and the one relied
upon to establish WARpwELL's claims to
Immortality rs Il second HOWARD, is that
one of five prisoners who were at work out
Of sight wanted to escape, and the other
four wouldn't let him go. They said
"Captain Wardwell Is our friend, and
we will neither play him false ourselves nor
permit you to do it !; you must return with
u.s."
We congratulate Rhode Island upon
having acquired such a superintendent Of
convcts, and Virginia upon having got rio
of him. Both seem to be pleased.
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VACANCY IN Township OrFIcEs.-Ihe
following is the bill auIendin" ne 3Sth soc
ton of the election law, passed saturday !:
"Sj IS. Whenever II vacancy shall occur
in any county, corporation, or township
Office the same shall he filed by the Judge OF
the county or corporation court OF the
county or corporation in which such va
cancv shall occur Pr0ctdeI. horeoer,
That when vacancy shall occur i'll the or
flee of circuit court clerk when the clerk OF
the countv'court is not clerk OF the circuit
court such vacancy shall be filled ny the
Judge of the court in which the vacancy oc-
ours And provided further, That when
vacancy occurs in the cilire OF huStlngS
court clerk, attorney for The commonwealth
of Il city or Town, such vacancy shall be
filled by the judge of the hustings court OF
the city or town in which such vacancy oe-
ours and prouided fSrthcr, That when a
vacancy occurs in the Office of clerk of the
chancery court of the city Of Richmond
such vacancy shall be filled by the judge
thereof. And all officers so appointed to
| fill vacancies shall continue to discharge the
duties Of their respective offices until their
| successors shall be elected nj the next cleo
ton after their appointment and shall have
uualiiicd.'
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Mns. L,NcoLN-Mr. YATES, who repre-
sents Mrs. LIScolN's own State OF ILLINOIS
said in the Senate Saturday, in d'scnss.n.
the proposition to pension that lady, '" ,'a
he did not care what others might say -.
kncy thu. Mrs. LINCOLN and all her iah''i,
sympathizcd with the rebellion IL" " dollar
its existence, and he wouldn't 'o'e uol''
for foreign show. Mr.. sArhshTff. OF DeIa-
ware. created great merriment by proposing
tb,t senators make up a purse ior MRS.
I,xco,s out of their own pockets, and
.n;d hc would give as much as SUMNER.
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The New York Tribune is full of pluck.
II quotes what 1t terms piece of "pun-
gent southern literature" from the Dis
patch as q means Of influencing the Radical
members Of Congress to allow the Chinese
to he naturalized. The Tribune may lind
much good reading matter in our editorial
columns and we doubt not that even con
gressmen might protitably peruSe some OF it.
But that the Tribune, or the Dispatch. or
any other Journal that feels deep concern
for the consistency OF the Republican
party, win be able TO make these recalcl'
trant congressman work kindly IN the traces
when 1t is proposed to allow Mongoiians to
migrate peacefully TO Massachusetts. and
there become citizens of these United
States. is what we don't believe. We feel
grtsyed, mortified, Aamed Of such party
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~O. BELL DYER, "THE WIDE
AWAKE EEWs-DEALER," ls still in the book.
newspaper, periodical, and stationery business Ut
smth's old standl sos Broad street, next 20 fZhi-
ni,s confectionery. where he would DO pteaeeo ~
anuro hIs friends and customers with full supply
- al, The late NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS,
MAGAzINEs, FASHION BOOKS, SONG
hooks. etc. etc. Also, 4 full. assortment Oh
WRITING-PAPER ENVELOPES, etc.
Parties desiring DAILY aud WEEKLY "a
pERs or MAGAZINES left Mt their residence VIII
nIaaee leave notice, and all orders VIII be
promptly attended to free OF EXTRA charge. SUD
scriptions taken for any paper or magazine At
publishers prices. S
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CHARGES OF coRnUPTIoN.

Mr., PoonE renewed the iciioWlhg Tesoiu'
Hon ntfared by him on saturday
we g R H,s That committee OF three be
I:s,toS RI IN vestigate charges Of corrup-
a az, ,a;d a~,inst members ri the General
I .suo, Nil, 70 report to this House during
~ naxi term Of this session that said
onn,mittcc shall assemble upon the call OF
,nw one of its members: ard said commit
fer il authorized to send tor persons and
This was laid llpoH the tl,!,..
On motion of Mr.. toCHHANE, the Speaker
then vacated the chair u,i'Il 11h o'clock
=. NJ.
CLOSING aF>s 'tN
The House rcasscmhl,.l At ll4 o'clock.
The CHAIR announced ttit The Executive
having signed all the bills 10 him, there
was no business bcfo. til N.'use.
Mr. JACKSON offered = rc>oiEi ion express
ing appreciation of the course of MIR.
Speaker TURNER.
The SPEAKER returned his thanks in an
appropriate manner.
Mr.. MCCRACKEN offered a resolution to
the clerks and officers of the House for their
able and efficient services.
In the course of his remarks he said that
many of the members would probably
never meet again. II the history of Go
yernment he did not think that such body
as this had ever met. lie would conse-
quently subside.
On motion of Mr.. CncHRANE, the House
then adjourned to partake of bounteous
feast rendered by Nh. MCCAULL,, VINO an
nounced it rs Il temperance lecture.
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The Declaration of Independence is at q
discount. The brotherhood Of all man
kind' is no longer the shibboleth OF Re-
publhanism. There are seventy-tivc chi
nesc at North Adams, and all Massachusetts
has "erred and gone astray." And Con-
cress can do nothing without the aId OF
Massachusetts.
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The INCOME TAx.-As both Houses o.
Congress have agreed upon it, the income
tax hereafter is to be two and u half per
cent. upon SO much of every mans income
as exceeds $1,000. There are not ont OF
the fourteen thousand voters in Richmond
three hundred who will have this tax tc
pay hereafter.
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CITY CHARTER.-The amendments in the
city charter proposed by the bill passed
yesterday are of III unimpOrtant nature eX-
cept that the councilmcn are made elective
every two years, and the ch losing of police
can he done by Il minority of the Board and
not by 4 unanimous vote.
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Joux Cn1sAAAN.-A Washington CORE
spondent of the Baltimore San says that
majority in the Senate, where the servile
labor bill is under discussion, arc opposed
to the Chinese importations. He adds that
GARRET DAVIS denolnces the Chinese as a
race with 4 language without an alphabet,
a religion without a God, and death with
out an immortality.
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NJ" INFANTS ROBES,
FROCk WAISTS, ..s Il
EMBROIDERED GDGINGS and INSEAfiRGS,
GARMENT DIMITY,
CORDED EAINScuA and CA dBRIC,
CHECKED and ST aIPED Ma SoOok
CHECKED and SIEtII'ED 5T l-S hUo. ms,
TUCKED and pCFFEO NUSLIES for 1"ais,s
CAMBRIC, JACoNkr. ~ IS, y Ill, ard
NAINSOOK Mis- !.SS;
BISHOP LAWEs,
and all other kinds cf y f1r@i Gr.., d the
lowest prices, 1t Astf BRGiE E.tS',
Ia AID iei5 Main street.
Look at the TUCKED sKIhiING b! 6ec. per
yard. SKIRTING CAMgh1Cs 1t ss End &c. per
yard. A large stock OF WORRIED BANDS NJ
very low prices. lyu
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, DC.
=" ALTHA WATC 81 < S.

The extensive use OF these WATCHES for the
last fifteen years by railway conductors, eng-
ueers, and expressmen, the most exactiuS ~
watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, 'steadiness durability, and accuracy, II
TIE wALTHAM WATCH.
To satisfy that class in all these respects Is.
decide the question as to the real value OF these
time keepers.
More than $50 900 Of these WATCHES are now
speaking for themselves In the pockets ri the
people-a proof and guarantee of their superI,
GRITTY over all others.
The superior organization and great eItcn, Of
the Companv's Works ut Waltham enable them IL
produce watches at a price which renders coupe.
tition futile, and those who buy any ether watch
merely pay from twenty-five to dfty per cent. more
for their watches than Is necessary.
We are now selling WALTHAM WATCHES
less prices In grccnbacks than the gold prices be.
| fore the war. There Is no other manufacture" II
any kind In the United States Of which this eau lie
said.
These timc-preces combine every improvement,
that long xperience has proved OF real practt-
cal use. Having had the refusal ~ nearly every
| invention In matchmaking originating In this
country or In Europe. only those were hHlIy
adopted which sav"rA testing by the most ssfM
artisans in our works, and long Tin psr.0l
the public, demonstrated To be essential 10
| and enduring time-keepng.
| Among the many improvements We would par
| ticuIarizc:
The invention and use Of q centre-pnion OF Pc
cuiiar construction, to prevent damage 10 the
train by the breakage Of main springs, is original
with the American Watch Company, who, har.
Ing had the refusal OF all other continuance,
adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as being the best
and faultIess.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now uni.
versally admitted by watchmakers To be the bes,
are used in all grades OF Waltham Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
| protecting the movement from dust and !essenrs
| the necessity OF the frequent cleaning necessary
| In other watches.
| Our new patent sTEM-WINDER, or KEY.
| LESS WATCH, Is already decided success and
| great Improvement on any winding watch
| In the American market, and by fer the cheapest
watch OF its quality now offered 10 the public. To
those living In portions OF the United States where
watchmakers do not abound, watches with The
aforementioned improvements, which tendto In
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability and cor.
| yenience, must prove Invaluable.
Every watch GUARANTEED by the COMPANY
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GREAT RE-, ZION - The r. = IF
:tATTIHG.

Excellent ID WHITE MATTlNG I: Csc. per
yard, worth aic.:
Extra heavy I'D WHITE MATING at ;.'c- '7orth
4oc. by the piece;
Extra quality sd WHITE MATING at a'"' per
yard, worth Soc:
Extra quality Cd WHITE MATING at .t'. per
yard, worth 6Oc.; -,
RED-CHECK and FA NCY Ma e. N''' Ill
widths, at reduced prices
These are closing prices. and are decidedly lower
tban ever sold since the manufacture of chinese
Mating. LEV ntsU
Our store will be closed EFEEl E'ENiHL ''
dP. NJ. VIII open al A. N. u Il
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DIED.,

In philadelphia, 1T halr-nstt l 4; NJ. Sunday,
July lO, 1870 Mrs. MARGAkrA =. Walsh, con-
sort Of the late Richard Walsh. >-
Her remains will arrive THIS Tuesday, Mnf y
IN; al half past A. NJ. The trends or ler family
and those Of her fnlher Mr. Henry Miller, arc re-
spectfuly requested 10 attend her funeral IRON 81.
Peters Cathedral, at \. NJ, whc.e solemn re-
qu un mass will be celebraLed.
At her residence. OH Cary street, yesterday, Mrs.
SOPHIA MILTZ, in the thirty-e.sh- II year OF her
age.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence at O'Clock THIS MORNING.
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS, 1913 MAIN
IL STREET. July 5, 1870. PANlt IN NEW
YORK DRY GOODS MARKET! DRESS
GOODS sold for less than cost OF importation.
These are the goods to buy. We are receiving
them three times Il week.
Ribbons! RIBBONS! All kinds and hest
quality. ~ rn,.
MiNGS. ,..,o
IOMESTICS OF all kinds.
GOOD SHOES for LADIES and misses at 81 pair
STRAW GOODS of all kinds.
FRENCH FLOWERS, &c. ty5
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lC1 HANDSOME STRIPED GING-
HAMS at zoe. would be cheap at 3oc. PLAID
MOZAMBIQUES II zoe. worth 30. PLAIN and
GRANITE LEEOS ut zoe. worth 3oc.; STRIPED
LENOS at 90 and and CSC. worth 30 and .0c. !;
handsome WORKED oRGANDY at Soc. per
yard worth 75c. all wool DELAlNLS 1t aSc. per
yard worth 5ot.; PRINTED Pr 1sCALES or
CAMBRICS at 1Gsc. would be cheap nj 'oc. !;
BLACK ALPACA at 25, 80, 81. 30, &c.. Ali up
to $l.95 per yard. This assortment embraces all
qualities of ALPACAS, and arc very !eap
goods. For cheap DRESS GOODS cait at
LEVY BHOTuEE>;,
12i1 and l2i5 MN si.~s..
Don't forget that the leading DIR. .,,n'; res
close at 8 7. Nj. y IL
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IIoLDEs has declared martial law in Cas-
we'll county, n. c. One such villain as
HOLDEN suffccs to keep an entire State
ALWAYS in hot water.
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~J JULY 9Th, 1870.
Il. r. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, HUCKABACKS, &C.,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMEsE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS iwarranted),
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
A striking bargain is offered In 500 to 800 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and JA-
PANESE SILKS at less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits or for soourners
at watering-places.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, l23, 15c., &C., &c.
Buyers either at retail or wholesale they Invite
a call from, as upon their first floor Will be ex-
hibited duplicates Of their elegant stock Of DRESS
GOODS, &C., any of which will be cut at lowest
jobbing rates,
iva T. r. PRICE 4 co.
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General MAHoNEwritest to Colonel FLOUR
NoY that he does not look upon the Atter'S
railroad scheme Us a rival.
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FURNITURE, DC. -..:
HARDWOOD Il RITTER,
III opposite the post-olicc, Main street,
Have now on hand and are constantly mantfac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
mento -
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PaRLOR FURNITURE.
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES.
And we would invite all in want OF good, sub
stantia articles In line to examine our stock.
Mo establishment I'm the State can offer greater
Inducements. We have goods to snit all parties.
Elegant sets Of superior workmanship and fine
finish aud plain goods of every description; and
we will tell you secret we are still rSaucing our
prices. Cab opposite the post-efhce, up stairs.
30
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me- "PRO BONO PUBL1CO."
On hand, and constantly receiving from the
northern markets one of the most complete and
bCst-s elected stocks of DRY GOODS TO tie found
in the city, embracing every style and variety oil
DREsS GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
LINENS,
DOME>TICS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.
These goods were bought at the lowest market
rates and are being sold ut prices which defy com
petition, Our IRISH LINENS are 10 per cent
cheaper than can 10 found elser here. We are the
sole agents for Richmond and vicinity or koperlss
sold by William N. Bell & Co.
Give us = call before purchasing elsewhere, as
we nledpe ourselves to give satisfaction TO all In
want of CHEAP DRY GOODS. Rememher the
Mace. A GOLDBACK,
a07 Broad street, between Sixth aud Seventh
ty4
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TUD. b. WOOD, ID. S.. PRAC-ENS
81 TITIONER OF DENTISTRY IN 6iffc
ALL IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction Qf teeth Ii great point gained In dxG:
tai surgery. 4 full supply OF PURE NIrkous
teed 70 give entire satisfaction. Terms moters c.
Store. y.
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ME- 500 PINE-APPLEs.

MI NOTICE.-The following stores on
md after MONDAY the 18th instant Will be closed
daily at O'Clock ?. NJ. until the 1st day or Sep
'e'''oc'' LEVY BROTHERS,
JOHN n. WOODEN,
T.R.PRICE & Co.,
CARDOZO, FOUEQUREAN &c CO.,
ARMISTEAD & B1BB,
JULIUS SYCLE. jys-1w
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ME- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF LAWNS.-I2sc. LAWES reduced TO
1oc. worth &c.; 163c. LAWNS reduced 10 E1c.
worth aOc; roc. LAWNS reduced 10 l6sc. worm
CSC. Now is the time to purchase cheap and cool
drosses of LEVY BROTHERS,,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don't forget that we close our store ut 8 L. M.
In order to accomm odate our customers we VIII
open at GAN yu
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~ ONE HUN RED BRIDAL
QUILTS, large enough fo he largest bed at 81 80
worth $3.50: extra heavy nid large BRIDAL
QUILTS at 81 worth $50: LANCASTER
QUILTS at 81. SO and $s: MAEoEILhES QUILTS
at Ss, 81, rs, and upwards large stock of &C.
LURED QUILTS a. very low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Nos. 1918 and 12l5 Main street.
Bear It In mind that all Of the leading dry goods
stores close 1T Z. NJ. SO govern yourself ac-
cordingiy. 1y IL
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MARRIED.,

At Heart Quake Mill, on the 2Sth Of June, by tht
Rev. William Land, Mr.. TIL NJ - ) kENEkE ano
Miss Fa \ ME BARBOUR Gal y Els; all OF hine
ana Queen county, Va. No card>.
Hlig and Enquirer copy.
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DRY GOODS.

Il
EXCURSION! EXCURSION!
p. STRAUSF,S DRY GOODS HDrysv
No. 1411 MAIN STREET "'H'
FREE OF CHARGE,
have ju.t received another lot or rur.,
SATISS, all shades for thinning iressssT EAR
BLACK aud COLOR cd SILKS mt sJr
yard than can he bought anywhere I'm tho 's , per
"a SIt RIBBONS or every color at low pr,res IVY;
cheap; Fi-'rfJ
rARAsOi.s. to be closed out at COS. price, iron,
$50. upward. f' "om
P0SGEE PAFASOLS at 81.
nhS he KIDS In the city at sic, worth s10:
SWISS MUSLIN ut Isc. and upwara.
WHITE CAMBBiC at l5c. and upward:
LACE CoLhhRS from zoe. upward;
LADIES' and CHILDRES'S HOSE very low.
| and many other articles too numerous 70 npn,t,
Call at once and secure some of The BAKC;aISTH..
from Fourteenth street. Nv WV "'ors
y p. STRAUSS. Agent.
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SPECIAL EOTSCE5.

~ IMPORTANT NOTI CE.-0T
store from hi. date. vii be closed 1t I. ". To
accommodate our customers we will open "A.
NJ. We trnst that o,,7 friends viii ind u ccave-
nicut to call during the twelve lou-s thru or store
will be opened. LEVY BactuEf7,
jy 1919 and III" Mas" street.