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Evening star., 1870-01-10

The CIVIL RIGHTS ACT IN SoUTH
CARoLlNA.-In Charleston, S. c., last week, n
colored man, for whom ticket had been bought
by white man, applied fer admission to the
dress circle Of the Academy Of Music, and was
refused admittance by John 7. Ford, Of Balti-
more, the manager and leseee. Another colored
man applied for ticket for the reserved seats,
and was refused by order of the lessee Subse,
quently warrants were issued upon the affida-
Wits of the two colored men, and Mr.. Ford was
arrested for violating the State law to carry out
the provisions Of the civil rights act. He gave
bonds to appear at the next term Of the Court
of General Sessions.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

REAR ADMIRAL GoDoN, L. s. N, is at the
Ebbitt House.
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Government Securities,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1s.0.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations of Government
securities.
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CLOTHING, &c.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY !, 1s7
To THE PUBLIC.
Our stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Is fully 5000 in excess of usual lini. at this
season of the year, and we have therefore
elu,Ied not to take stock until February. We have
recently
MARKED DOWN
the prices all goods adapted to the present
and shah, in addition thereto, for the next thirty
days, make a further reduction of
10 PER CENT.
from the marked prices,
ON CASH SALES ONLY.
We have this day obtained full possession Of the
b1 ilding we occupy, and previous to the spring
cason shall make extensive additions to already
large salesroOm. We are now engaged in manufac-
turing very large stock of hrs.class garments for
the spring season, being determined to outdo all
former Efforts in our line in this city.
We are preparing very largely for increased
trade, and as our expectations have always been
realized, shall offer every honorable inducement
TO retain the patronage of friends and increase
In the number Of new names on our roll of patrons.
We shall strictly adhere old system Of doing
business, namely:
IT ~ .acxr
a. . A KS 81 co.,
SIT SEVENTH STREET.
~NEW NUMBER, 316. ja4h
Evening star., 1870-01-10

MINISTER WAsHBURNE sends to the State De-
partment information of decree of the French
government reducing postage on letters from
France to the United States to sixty confines
for ten grammes, instead Of eighty centimes for
seven grammes. In other words, it is a reduction
OF four cents with an increase in the postal
weight.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

@Ten thousand Philadelphians have ssynas
petition 70 the Legislature for the enactnsenf
Of law limiting the number OF passenger In a
street car TO thirty.
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RATCuEInR,s uAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instant aneous; no disappointment; ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
16 Bond street, Y. 90 S-eoly
Evening star., 1870-01-10
The Southern Operators not ON the
strike.
'yto The Ereniag Star.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 9-The telegraph operators
here refused to strike. New Orleans is the only
city south of here where the strike exists Ope-
rators from here and other points have gone
there TO take the places of the strikers.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

FAILURE OF THE HANSON CAB PRoyEcr-
cS.o;;n M;nstan sne e. s1ccess es Q. compsny N
som cabs on the streets Of New York, nothing
has resulted from the project. The hackmen
Of New York opposed the project, and now
rumor darkly hints that the cab speculators
have sold cut their rights.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
INDISPENSABLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application we have found IL OF
great value; especially can We recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
Carisftaa Era. de Il I'm
Evening star., 1870-01-10
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building
sw. Corner Pennsvlvania Ay. and uth st.
BY The
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR In served By carriers 10 their sub
srrfbers in the CITY and District at TEN GEMS PR
WTEx, or FORTy-FoUR GEMS PER MONTH. Copies
nt the counter, Two CENTS.
PRICE FOR MAILING Three Months, One Dollar
and Fifty Cents; Six Months, Three Dollars; One
once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday
morning-One Dollar and a half = year.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

JOSEPH H. BRADLEY is urged for the yacanc,
in the Court Of Appeals of Maryland.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

The Superintendent of the Massachusetts
State Lunafic Asylum says that the excess Of in
sane women over insane men Is becoming more
and more marked. This he attributes to the
fact that while men are made insane by
physical causes, which medical skin can reach
women's minds are overthr0wn by subtle mora
influences which the profession does not know
how to treat with marked success.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

RELIEF FOR THE Poor ASKED FoR.-Mr
Sherman presented in the Senate, this morning,
petition, signed by Peter Parker, 8. p. Chase,
Joseph Henry, Joseph Casey, w. w. Corcoran,
and Geo. w. Riggs, a committee OF the WASH
ingtOn Association for the Relief of the Poor,
asking an appropriation to aid said society in
extending relief to destitute persons. Referred
to the Committee on the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
Imcendiary Fire.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 9.-An incendiary fire last
night destroyed the store of Carroll e. Co.. in
Front row. Loss $4,000, fully insured.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

RICHARD G. CRoeGox, q well-knovu phv.
sician Of South Washington, n lying ute low
st his residence, on 9TH street, near z south.
with diptheria, we regret 70 learn.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

Il and sizes of STOVES, RANGES, and La -
rrkkccBhs; can Be bad at !. BO YDsn STOVE
rMIORY. 459 9fh ST., between ID and Is
ROBERT BOYD,
no9m 419 9Th eet, between and 3,
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DENTAL sOCIATION.
pRS; LEWIE PAWS,

Between 18th and 18th sts, Washington, ID. o..
TEETH EATkACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
ChlOrofofm, or Either, II requested BY the
patient. No charge yin be made Tor ex Conn
serted, although the patient win be required TO Day
ior the surgical operation when performed, which
vii be deducted when the teeth are made. Wewill
insert dJE upper and lower set Of teeth prmaseai,
On American Rubber, at New York rates, and a
sYsHdtd set Of upper and lower teeth permaaenf on
English Rubber az S15 and all partial sets these
rates for which the usual charge for Engish hub
ber being from ~ 70 S3.
FliItsE asd Rexntafsas, and all other branches OF
Operative Dentistry attended to and performed in
The very best manner at moderate prices You are
requested 90 call and see specimens our once be-
lore engaging elsewhere.
". Bod gold plates taken in exchange nj full
gold valuation for every tAboye specifed) class Of
work. daa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESSi
The use OF
HALLS VEGETABLE
EICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
will restore it to its natural color and promote its
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. p. HALL a CO.,
ia 3deo&Wlm Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

MAJOR j. X. HAYDEN, of Chicago, has beer
appointed Assessor of Washington Territory.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

MAJoR JAMES c. WALKxR, who served for
some years In the Z. 8. Navy, and until the
breaking out Of the rebellion, when he joined
last. His death q . source Of great grief % q
wide circle Of friends, and IN irreparable loss
TO hie family.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ORDERED TO THE WEsT.-By direction of the
President, Brevet Major General r. b. Ayres
has been relieved from duty, Department OF
Louisiana, ,andorderedto Little Rock, Arkansas
to assume command OF his regiment.
BY direction Of the President, First Lieu
tenant John +. Hosmer, U. s. A., has been
relieved from duty in the Signal Office, and
ordered to Fort Shaw, Montana Territory.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

GRAND BALL, under the auspices OF the
Masonsic Hall Association, Is TO be given ON
Wednesday night, the 18th instant, at the Hall
Of the New Temple, corner Of 9th and streets.
The success Of the entertainments heretofore
given by the Masonic order, and the extrsordi-
nary efforts the managements sre putting forth
Kind, warrant MS i'm saying that this win be tho
ball Of the season.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

hrs. W. AND II. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
Y No. 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
hIE, between l2th and 18th streets, furnishy ypv@S
ARTIFICIAL TEETH any kind Of Plato >8
Desired Pure Ntfyoss Oxids Gas constantly on hand
Tor extracting teeth without pain We guarantee to
All those having work done at our once satisfaction
In every particular. no 25ly
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ExCUEsIoN.-The Hon. John A. Peters, Re-
preventative from Maine, together with Mr..
Barclay, journal clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatives; Messrs. Spencer and White, clerks
in the Office of the Secretary Of the Senate, and
Messrs. Wood and Thornton Smith, visited the
South during the holidays, returning to Wash
ington last Saturday. They met with warm
friends, who made their trip in the highest de-
gree pleasant.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
MA ATIONA THEAT TIRE.

NJ A L / y n A l. L III + A r E.
SPECIAL CARD
The management has much pleasure in announcing
the engagement, for
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 10Th,
OF the Great American Tragedienne,
MISS BATEMAN,
Whose classic impersonations have won for her the
guished audiences, both in Europe and her native
In compliance with the expressed wish of many
families Of this city she will appear in her world
famous original character,
LEAH,
In the romantic play Of that name, adapted to the
English stage for Miss Batenan from the German
play of Deborah.
She viii be supported by
MR.. GEO. JORDAN,
Who has been expressly engaged for that purpose:
son. seats may M be secured for RI all Miss Batemans
nights, on and after Friday, January 7th. la7-St
WHIIEHURsT GAhLERY;
WAR. and other MAGNIFTCENT REPREsENTA-
tEKY, la2-S Pa ave-. bet bet u and 9Th sts Excel
cts. Children, Is cts. Special rates to families and
TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT. ia Elm
M s 10.
THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC. for Balls,
Private Parties, &C., String or Brass, can be ~
furnished BY apply wing to e , D0NCH, % 81 %sth1&
st bet 9Th and 10th sts Orders may also be left
az stope. Corner lStb ST. and Pa. aT deis I'M
- L.. MOXLEY,
ID l43 Tenth street second door above II, IL
COSTUMER
FOB FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS,
A LADIES. GEsT5ENES pkTS AND Sa11,s oa!hs l.
MAsoUERADE COsTgMEs
LADIES' & sEszS SEsEi AFR RssgHEEs.. ssssgsH5EPEEsss.
&C a-eosm fourth door south Of Penna. ave.
200 oILPAINTINasi
For sale and on Free Exhibition at BARL0w'ss
PE EtEk AEn LARGE ci TadsS
Presents will be found am s%ongst G & them No aSf
frame i'rsi sisa Establishments. '-n1 .'''' M non.sm
A RT REPOSITORY,
GAS STREET.
Bst,rsen Tantsenth and Fourteenth Streets.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &C.,
ROGERS GROUPS OF SCULPTURE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
STATUETTES, &C., &C.,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CORD AND TASSELS, &C., &C.
VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS,
PAELOB BRACKETS, &c
A Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
oc6-ly SMITH STRONG.
No; As6( ON ExHJBITION jNo; AsS
STRIET.t AT MARKRITERy, STREET.
No. ass seventh street,
between ID and L streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Chsice OH Paintings, Engrayings, Chronos, &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
shades, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rfngs, Nails, &C., in the District.
Please Remember Name and Number. ap Ally
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ASSESSMENT OF THE INCOME TAX THIS YEAR.
Commissioner Delano will advise the Assessors
Of Internal Revenue to call at the earliest prac-
ticable moment a convention Of the Assistant
Assessors of their districts for the purpose of de-
termining the most efficient method to obtain
the most thorough and practical canvas Of their
districts in making the assessments Of incomes
this year. He further recommends this meeting
of the Assessors and Assistant Assessors OF the
several districts that by an Interchange of opin-
ions they may profit by the general experience
OF the revenue officers in different parts Of their
respective districts.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

WASHINGTON, JANUARY I, 1s7
To THE PUBLIC.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

CHANGE OF MILITARY COMMANDERS IN THE
SouTHwEsr.-Brevet Major General Charles
H. Smith, commanding 18th infantry, being the
next in rank to General Joseph A. Mower, late
commander Of the department Of Louisiana,
has been assigned to the command Of that de-
partment in place Of Mower, deceased. Brevet
Major General X. B. Ayres has been assigned to
the command Of the 18th infantry at Little Rock,
Arkansas, and Brevet Major General j. j. Rey-
n0lds has been assigned to the command Of the
25th infantry, vice Mower, deceased, though
General Reynolds remains In command of the
State of Texas,
CUBA-SPAIS-" THE SICKLEs ULrIMAruM."
The celebrated "Sickles ultimatum letter.
about which so much has been said and written,
Is in the hands Of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations. The facts in the case can be
stated in few words. Soon after Minister
Sickles arrived at Madrid he submitted TO the
Spanish Government propositions looking to the
settlement OF the Cuban question. These pro-
positions we're not only thankfully received but
promptly considered. On the 81 Of September
General Sickles, in order to facilitate business.
addressed respectful letter to the Spanish
Government, which was also thankfully received
and considered; and the whole business was
taking highly satisfactory turn, when internal
Spanish difficulties abruptly stopped the nego-
tiations, and General Sickles, by permission Of
the State Department, withdrew the propoei-
tious. The letter about which 90 much has been
said was not withdrawn, as has been alleged, for
the simple reason that there was no occasion for
its withdrawal.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

MI U q.
THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC, for Balls,
Private Parties, &C., String or Brass, can be k
St east, or AZ Prof. Marinis Dancing Academy ~
ST. bet 9th and 10th sts. Orders may also be left
at H Fries, 3se sth st. west, Brown Co. sdrug
store, corner Eth st. and Pa. ay. del5- Inn
Evening star., 1870-01-10

"ZETA," of the Sun, says: Representative
Finkelburg, Of Missouri, is preparing a bill,
which he will shortly introduce, for the removal
of the capital to the Mississippi Valley. He
does not propose to name any particular To-
cOmmissiOn.n
Evening star., 1870-01-10

We congratulate our fIiends Of the Eirst Wsrd IN
having in their midst this excellent Eaablishment
whereby to procure their Supplies. For complete-
and neaness IL 10 not surpassed thus side Of New
England. ae9 I'm
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A LARGE MASS of documents was transmit
ted to the Senate on Saturday relating to
the confiscation of American property and
the unlawful Imprisonment of American citi-
zens by the Spanish authorities in Cuba. 1t
appears from the accompanying correspon-
dence between Secretary Fish and the Spa
nish Minister at Washington, that the
chances of obtaining prompt redress in these
and similar cases has recently been dimin-
ished by the withdrawal, from the latter, of
the authority to grant it in response to the
requests of the American Government. Thus
the old difficulties in our relations with Cuba,
which have grown out of the delays resulting
from the transmission and retransmission of
dispatches from Havana to Washington,
from Washington to Madrid, and from Madrid
to Havana, are now re-established under irri-
tating circumstances. Mr.. Fish has directed
General Sickles to demonstrate against this
unjust policy, and we hope his remonstrances
will induce Spain to adopt more judicious
course. In the present state of public feel
ing, the Hidalgoes cannot afford to infict
new outrages on American citizens. If they
attempt to postpone redress indefinitely for
the wrongs perpetrated by their officials,
Free Cuba stock may suddenly rise far be-
yond their anticipations.
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THE SCHOEPPE CASE.

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania disposed
of the Schoeppe case last week by refusing to
open the Judgment, and by directing that the
record should be remitted. Thus the original
decision of the Cumberland county court is
fully and finally affirmed. The act framed by
the last Legislature to give to the prisoner
an opportunity for a full revision of all the
proceedings which resulted in his condemna-
ton has not improved in the slightest his
legal status. A jury of the vicinage in which
his imputed crime was committed declared
him to be guilty of murder, and the highest
court of the State, after being empowered
with authority to inquire into all the circum-
stances attending his trial, has found no
cause to alter the original judgment. In the
midst of the clamor made some months ago
we expressed the opinion that Schoeppe's
guilt had been clearly established,
and the correctness of this opinion is now
authoritatively affirmed This decision again
makes Governor Geary the sole arbiter of
Schoeppe's fate. He had previously investi-
gated the proceedings without discovering
any reason why the judgment of the Court
should be set aside, and if he adheres to the
opinion which subsequent events have
rather confirmed than weakened, Schoeppe's
death-warrant will in the natural course of
events soon be issued No equally Jealous
effort to rescue condemned murderer from
the gallows was ever before made in this
Commonwealth, while few convictions were
based on stronger evidence If Geary was
not proverbially tickle, Schoeppe's case would
be unalterably determined by the action of
the Supreme Court. 1t remains to be seen,
however, whether in this instance the Gov
ernor will exercise his favorite privilege of
changing bis mind, either by postponing
action or by issuing pardon.
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They have discovered new lake in Canada
in the vicinity of Caledonia Springs, and chris
tened 1t Lake Arthur. 1t is not the one from
bar was thrust forth by fair nymph, but re-
ceives its name from the wandering Prince of
later times. 1t is about mile wide and three
quarters of mile wide, and abounds with fish.
More people are killed by lightning than is
commonly supposed. According to some re-
Gently published statistics more than 10 900 peo-
pie have been smitten by the electric fluid with
in the past thirty years, of whom 2252 were
killed outright. The fiery bolts, however, seem
to make distinction on account of sex, for of
the $50 killed within the last ten wears. only 24S
were females.
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to commit il
TIE LNCONE-TAX INFAMY.


IT seems settled now that the fruitful parent
of fraud in our revenue system, the unjust,
inquisitorial and odious income tax, must
be continued another year. The bill may get
to a committee of conferences; but, unfor-
tunately, the tax on incomes has been &C
cepted by both houses, and will not be
stricken ont by the committee. What is most
mortifying to the great masses of the people
is the fact that the Senate, by decided vote,
when the body was nearly full, declared
against this oppressive and Objectionable tax,
and afterwards, in thin Senate, by the help
of artful bat cowardly dodgers, it was re-
stored No reason was given to the nation
for this strange action of the Senate. No
public necessity could be pleaded in ustifca-
tion of the act. 1t was done almost without
debate, and at a time when a number of the
leading opponents of the measure were
absent But the trick was so transparent
and the restoration so utterly inexcusable,
that those who did it were shamed into allow
ing a reconsideration; and on the test vote of
resembling the action of the Senate on con-
tinuing the income tax there was a tie-26
to 26.
What is especially humiliating tot he bust
ness men of Philadelphia is the fact that
Senator Cameron d0dged tie cote and Mere6y
dNOaced tie income tdg to remain in tile 6iH.
He cannot plead that the vote was unex-
pected, nor can he claim that he was not in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, No.
4l50 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1870
dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per share on the capital STOCK clear OF all taxes,
payable on and after the 14th instant Transfer
books will be closed until the 14th instant.
7 6 lot WILLIAM w. COLKET Treasurer
Neg OFFICE OF EAST MAHANOY RAILROAD
COMPANY, 225 South FOURTH Street, Phia-
dephia.
A Dividend OF THREE PER CENT. has been de-
claIed upon the Capital Stock OF this company, pay
able in Cash on and after July 10Th.
JOHN WEIGH,
12t Treasurer.
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nay THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY has declared a quarterly Dividend OF
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT, payable at the
ONCE, No. sos WALNUT Street Cup stairs, on aud
after Friday, July 10, 1870
629 wlmat l.. CHAMBERLATN, Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-31
Religions Notices.

Services at the Chelsea Baptist Church,
corner Fifth and Mills streets, on Sunday
morning, January |, 1871, at eleven
o'clock, by S. W. Merritt and p. L.
Mitchell.
The Rev. Mr.. McCampbell will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Main and Beal streets, tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock, and at seven
o clock at night.
The Rev. Mr.. Shearer will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and night. The Communion of
the Lords Supper will be administered
in the morning.
DR.. J. r. Graves will preach in the
First Baptist Church, Sunday, at eleven
a. m. and seven pm. AT night the Or
dinance of Baptism will be administered
Seats free. Sabbath school, nine am.
This being the last day in the year,
Divine service will be held in the Church
of the Good Shepherd, Chelsea, tonight
at eleven o'clock. The Bishop of Ten
nessee and other clergy will deliver adj
dresses.
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READ! READ! READ!
G.. & I'll. M. LOEWENSTINE.

Twled Satin Striped Popln, Is cents per yard;
Solid and Changeable Popins Is yard;
Double width Alpaccas, all coos, 10 yard;
All Wool White Blankets only per pair
All Wool Gray Blankets, heavy, on So perpa
Genuine soft finish Lonsdae Domestic, yard;
All coors Striped Silks, 81 per yard; ss.nf
Fair quality Black Silks, 81 per yard
White and Red Eannels Is cents perry ard
onyI cents yard;
Children's Red Flannel Cloak cents
lQ4 Sheetng 35 yard;
Brown Domestic, 81 Is yard;
All Wool Shawls only so each; "a
All Wool Shawls, large size, only 81 80 EACH
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only rs each;
Balmoral Skirts only so EACH
Ladies Black Cloth Cloaks, from 81 to 50 50
ALI Linen 84 Table Cloths 379 each;
Ali Wool Printed Table only rs each;
and White Knit Undehrts Drawers only 374
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 per dozen;
70 Hemsitc LinenH andke only 5centse
Largest e Lawn Handkerchefs 4cens each;
b Good Apron Check only l21 yard;
Chldrens Wool Hose, all sizes 10 cents pair
cents
Towels warranted Linen, 8 each;
All Wool Paids, for children only 30
Heavy Men yard;
Ticks Hickory IL IL per
We canse a good White Shirt at Is cents;
curl Plain andF Figured Deanes a on
Shawls for S5-the best sold in this Market
Kid Gloves all and
stock Fus Silk Velvet Coas Silks Ss
in this market
We sell make of Boots and Shoes and pair
Exclusive Memphis for the Grand Utility White Shirts and Gents
Underwear. !. aW