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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-02

\ vessel arrived al San Francisco on
the 18th ult., from France, which had
been nearly a year making the voyage.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-02

The Democrats of Placer county.
Cal, hold their County Convention,
in Auburn, on the 18th of June.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-02

JACK STRATMAN.-We find the fol-
Both instant:
Major Jack Stratman has been ap-
pointed to the position of ~storekeeper
in the Construction Department at the
Navy Yard.
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$4,000 Tickets at 50 Each.

LAST CHANCE The time draws near. Secure
your tickets in the Grand Legal Gift Festival in
aid of a Public Library at Omaha before you have
to pay a large premium. 1t is a grand success.
Everybody is confident !. is conducted on the
Square
JOHN d. KERSEY, Agent, .
je21m Ormsby House, cars,n tity.
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THE GoLDscHMIDTs.-A paper in New
York, run by females, known as WoodhuH
C Clafin's Weekly, which is a free-spoken
sheet, and not disinclined to scandal, lately
published a statement that JENNY LIMBS
husband had run through her splendid for
tune, and that she had been forced to teach
music for a support. Three London jour-
nails copied this statement, were sued for
libel, and were each mulcted in ESQ dam
ages this, too, Notwithstanding that the
defendants expressed their regret for having
published the paragraph, which appeared
without the knowledge of the response
Die editors. In giving the verdict the fore
man of the jury declared that they felt that
emo amount of damages could compensate
the plaintiff for the injury inflicted upon
" him by so Ubiquitous a libel" The testi-
mony given proved that MIR. GoLDscHMIpT
| had managed the property under his con-
troll very discreetly, and that the relations
| between himself and his wife were kind and
afectionate. Mrs. G~oLDscHMIDT herself tes-
titled to this effect. The Lord Chief JUS
tice, in summing up, pronounced the libel
"most scandalous and abominable, and one
for which there was not a shadow of u
I" foundation"
A pretty good warning against copying a
| bit of scandal from a paper edited by wo-
men's-rights women. What would become
of the world IL these women were to get
hold Of the State and the press? Things
| would be pell.mell indeed.
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WHAT Is IT:-Many, many pee

ME- WHAT Is IT:-Many, many peo-
pie suffer from they know not what. They are
not sick they are not well. There is no name for
IT.. 1t is simply wrakness-a breaking down OF the
vital forces. Whatever It's causes land they are
innumerable). its symptoms are in the main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
lassitul lie, loss Of appetite, loss of flesh, and great
mental depression. Indigestion and a stomach
cough arc also frequently concomitants OF this
distressing state of body and mind. The common
remark In relation to persons In such a condition
is that they are ~consumptive. Now. what these
upfortunates really want Is pigor. Uitdt strength 4;
and, as certainly rs dawn succeeds darkness, they
can recuperate their systems and regain perfect
health by r~csorLiug to HOSTETTER'S CELE-
BRATED STOMACH BITTERS. 1t Is as clear
that n life-reviving tonic Is required In such cases
as that the dying fame of an empty lamp requires
to be revived with a now supply of Oil. Perfectly
pure and innocuous, containing nothing but the
mcst genial vegetable extracts, and combining
the three grand elements Of a stomachic. an al
t~crative, and a genial invisorant, Hostetler's
Bitters are suitable 10 all constitutions, and are as
applicable 10 the diseases and disabilities of the
feebler sex as to those Of men. mp ls-eodlw&wlt
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spECTAL NOTICES.
HsCRIBNER's MON IL
r JR MAY. tgs
BR1LIIA w rN1TIAL NUMBER OF ihS
&NHw vOLUMg.

BRILLIANT TN1TIABs NUMBNh VI IL"
%NHw vOLUMg.
Beautiful Portraits of GAO. MACDoNaLDI keV
RAso s and III SiTiNaTos, &c, 7;
1IIusTRATEp ARTICLES.
WONDERS OF THE YELLOW STONE; LIZ =,
the face OF the earth" BY N. P. Langforo.
REmINIsCENCEs OF CHARLOTTE BROFTE;
BY a Bchoolmate. The Parsona2e-Schoo
Scenes-Briaraeld Church, &C.
THE MOABITE STONE fac simile.l The Oldest
alphabetical record In existence. Wiz c"se'
AYE, rn-THE STRANGE QUADsU-
PED OF MADEGASCAR. Burt =. Wiioef'
LIVING AMERICAN ARTISTS, with Personal
Anecdotes, &C., by ID. O'C. ToWnley.
ETCHINGs. Five minutes for ref eshments.
POEMS.-Unreconciled: Hiram Rich. through
The Cloud and The Sea n. e. Warner. Un1fagen
samuel W D.field. What the Devil SAID 70 sne
Young Man Roswell G. smith.
STORIES.
MORAN, THE WILD IRISH GIRL. Acnafm-
ing story. By Mrs. Oliphant-
A MAY-DAY STORY: scenes on the banks %
the chic. Edward Eggleston.
| WILRRED CUMBERMEDE. George hacDon-
AIDS Great Story.
FssAYsAND EuITOR1ALs..our Labor S5s.
tom and The Chinese by Frank b.. Norton: . J. nc
Great Furop an Change. Commissioner We,sH
Report on Taxation. The international Comm,s-
sion: Compulsory Educ 15Io1 ] Mad a1s u Ma Sins
Salads. Making the Beds. English Art; oS mr.
StilInan. Books. Nilsson. The Drama. Oar
" ~ IS 90 a year; SOC. s 9 n9RbsF; For : co. ssle by
~ 84 Broadway, N. \.
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uUGUENOT SPRINGS.
POWHkTAN @ UNITY, VA.

WIN Fl. wFssON. recently of Carolina. and
JAMES n. stiBLETT: formerly OF the snnt'-
wood Hotel, will open this VA
TERING-pLACE for The season; To those hose a abe
sulnhur spring is a mild typc OF the Grecnbrier
While. The chalybeate waters are equal to any IN
VIRGINIA.
good hunting and fishing abound.
y FINE BAND OF MUSIC VIII ne IN az emu
| apcc. Billiards, ten-pins, shuttle. board, cro4uet,
choss-boards, Gominoes, &C., will be PROVIDED,
| free of charge. Table-wine. porter, ale, iages
beer, and complete confectionery will be furnished
to those who may wish them.
There will be no bar-room or gambling shoon
on tho premises. ..,.,.
The boat DIVER will take passengers to within n
| IL miles of the springs, and the Richmond Enc
Dsnyille railroad within ~ miles, at reasonable
| rates, from which points comfortable conveyance
VIII be In attendance.
lis convenience TO city and country markets,
| with a good farm and gardens attached, give adj
vantages which few places Of the kiEd possess, ahu
th-y picdyc their hest efforts to please.
4 BOARD: Per mon.h, fas; per 1nonth 1or Inc sen
son, $40; per week, $l2.so; per day, ".
an 1n-1dW8Wk
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The blind guides land very corrupt
men they are-wbo are making an immense
disturbance over the vote given by a Re-
publican member of the New York Lcgis.
laturc to allow a Democratic district to
elect a representative to fill a vacancy in the
representative body, are the same who are
supporting the kukluX bill in CONGRESS,
designed to empower the GRANT admins
tration TO prolong its rule or miSrule by
military force. They pour out oceans of
wrath and billingsgate upon poor WINANs,
and call him a traitor to the Republican
party, while they themselves are traitors
to the Union and the Constitution. Yet
they are not inconsistent. The offence of
WlSASs is that he is honest, and that is a
crime "tolerable and not to be borne" in
this day when the whole hope of Radical
ilepublicanism lies in dishonesty. The
New York Tribune and the New York
Times are the leaders of the grand assault
upon one poor man. They cannot see how
he could be honest and vote to allow a peo-
pie to be represented without being bribcd,
and that at the high price Of So, o.
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UCTION BARGAINS.
A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK.

LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK
RECEIVING GOODS THREE TIMES A WEEK
Call and examine our
Mohair Lustres at ESQ.,;
Superior { hene Popiins, &c.;
Beautiful Lawns, 123c.;
Poplin Lustres t30 inches wIdeI, 2sc.:
Chene Grenadines go inches wlde), 2oc.;
Mari Poplins TALL shades). Soc;
Frcn CHI MnIairs. 55c.. cheap at 60c.;
Elegant Black SILK Grenadines;
81 White and Sd Black Iron Barge, HIS and
Sl.50:
Lupiu's Black Silk Bareges, very fine;
Lupin's Cd Black BombaZine, very fine;
5000 yards cheap Dress Goods, from to 9oc.
Table Linens,
Pillow-case Linens,
Huck. Towels, $I.2s to 81 per d,zen:
Fine SD Linen napkins, from Sl.5o to s3rT5
Irish hi Linens mems n from Csc. to sl.25;
Very fine Linen Lawns. for ladies and chill
dren's underwear, eoc.;
Buff Lawns, 20c.:
Linen Lawns, 1870;
Fine Llama Lace Points. frcm $40 - SS5;
Rel and Imitation Black AID White Thread
Real and Imitation Guipure Laces,
Real and Imitation Valtnciennes,
Fmbro deries,
Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons,
Ladies' and Misses S~undowns,
Straw and Fair Hats, latest styles;
Gents and Boys Hata.
Plain and Fancy Mattings tbest in the market),
from 20 TO 50..;
Saratoga Trunks, $s.75;
Plain Trunk II.
DUCKWALL b ROUHS,
No. 1913 Main street
3D. Is opposite post-oface.
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h7y THE GREATEST SPRING REM
EuY.-In the spring Of the year nature demands
an assistant In driving ont the morbifc substance
collected In the blood, which Is sure to generate
bilious complaints and derange the entire human
sys.cm. The only remedy adequately %e1cctual In
cases of this character is. HERB
corrects ali the irregularities of the system, REIN
yteorstes the e neral constitution, and produces
perfect health and good spirits where now Is gem
arising from the impurities OF the blood MESH
LER'S HERB BlTrERS is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities the most certain,
have tested its efficacy, and declare 1t is the great
est assistant of nature IN her conflict with disease
that the light Of science has ever brought TO our
knowledge. Sold by all druggists and dealers. DE-.
5. B HARTMAN & CO., Proprietors, Lancas-
ter, Pa. ap3-eod&w
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INDIA LONG CLOTH

ME- INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH AT
35c., worth 50c.i
TUCKED SHIFTING at Soc, would be cheap al
sec. per yard;
NAINSOOK, forty inches wide, at 9sc., worth
35c. per yard;
TUCKH I'D MUSLIN at soc. per yard:
sHIRRED or PUFFED MUSLINS at 6oc., worth
75c. per yard;
LADIES' GARMENTS, such as Night-Gowns,
Cbemises, Drawers, Dressing sacques, ano
Corset Covers, at very low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. W
button KID GLOVES at 81. 25 a pair. ap 10
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~PILLOW-CAsE LINEN, full IN

me- PILLOW-CASE LINEN, full IL
yards wide, at ESQ.,, would be cheap at 75c d:
PILLOW CASE LINEN, ID yards wide, at Soc.
worth 65c.:
LINEN sHEETING. full p yards wide, at soc.
per yard, would be cheap at FL;
PRINTED IRISH LINEN at SOC. per yard, worth
&c.;
IRISH LINEN, warranted all pure FAX, at 35c.
per yard. worth 45c.;
LINEN CRASH at sac. per yard:
STAIR LINEN at 15c. per yard, would be cheap
at 2oc.;
LINEN DOYLIES at 75c. per dozen, worth 81;
LARGE NAPKINS at 81 rs, worth $L.75 per
dozen;
COLORED FRINGED NAPKINS at Sl.25 per
dozen, would be a bargain at 81. so:
TIDES at 90, so, 75c., 81, and $L25-must be seen
10 be appreciated; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
A large variety of COLGATE'S SOAPS at re
duced prices. ap 10
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WHAT DID WINANs Do?-As several
great Republican dailieS of Gotham are
making a terrible howl over the alleged
treachery of WINASS, the member from
Chatauque county, New York, the matter
may be of sufficient interest to be explain.
ed. A Mr.. IRVING, of the New York As.
sembly, smashed the face of Mr.. WEED
mode Of manifesting resentment against
which all people in that part of the world,
in and out of the Legislature, have deter.
mined 10 set their faces. So it was clearly
understood that IRVING would be expelled
to avoid which punishment he resigned.
But it is alleged that the Republicans
gave it out that the expulsion of Mr.. IR
WING should not be detrimental to the Dem,
ocrats, and an agreement was entered into
that il IRVING were expelled no advantage
would be taken of it by the minority @,
Republicans. AS soon as IRVING resigned
q Republican caucus was held, and repudi
ated such an agreement, il such had beer
made, and resolved to throw every impedi
ment in the way of the passage of certain
bills, relating chiefly to the municipal gov,
eminent of New York, which were de-
nounced as Democratic.
And what is the offence Of WINANs, sc
execrated by the sanity editors of the
Times, the Tribune, &C.? Simply that he
voted for issuing a writ for an election to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of IRVING. ThofS all. 1t was a vote that
might well be deemed obligatory by a con,
scientious man, and therefore one that
might naturally be furiously denounced by
those who have no consciences. 1t was a vote
that might be given without q bride, even
in this day 1t Is to be hoped.
AS long as WINANs's vote may be set
down to a sense of duty there is no reason
why he should be set Upon and hunted
down like a beast. 1t is but right that IL
late constituents should he repre-
The mock Republicanism of these
INES is very much opposed to allowing rep
to those who are opposed to
!, and is endeayoring 10 stitle the pub.
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NE IRON GRENADINES,
BOMBAZINE rs, ALPACAS, TAMISE,
DELAINES, MOZAMBIQUES,
LENOs, PERCOLEs, CHAMBRAYs,
BLACK AND WHITE PLAIDS,
SUMMER POPLINS, BLACK SILKS,
PIQUES, DRESS LINENS,
and all other new and desirable styles OF DRESS
GOODS. at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES, and our
TW O-BUTTON KID GLOVES at Sl.25. sp 10
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,,c voice by the employment cfthe bayone'
to oyerawe the polls. It is not surprlsl"s.
therefore, that the Radical organs deem ~
"treachery to Republicanism Tor Mt. W.T.
,,xa 70 vote for 4 new election In Q distr'et
NOT ranresented. What an offence IL 70
10 sure what is Republicanism worth II
w '',,.oo ike this is to be permitted!
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SPECIAL KoTTCES

SPECIAL K0TTCES.
@r HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS, In great varssty;
auIPURE BANDS as great bargains;
INFANTS, FLOCK WAISTS ut 50. TO-, 81, and
upwards
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED ROBES at $3.50,
e. s, and sa, tho cost bargains ever offered;
Handsome sets OF EMBROIDERED LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARs and CUFFS,
LACF-TRIMMED COLLARS snd CUFFS,
HEMsT1TCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
at o. per dozen, we'll worth o.;
PURE LINEN HANDP.EECH1EFS at 75c. per
dozen;
PIOUE TRIMMINGS at IS, as, so, &c., and u q
piece all much below regular pricee, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Mos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
COLGATE's SOAPS At reduced prices. hp III
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n~ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT THE NORTH
East CORNER OF CLAY AND Second
STREETS. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION FL
AFTERNOON AT a O'CLOCK,-The special
attention of the public Is respectfully called to the
sale of the RESIDENCE and LOTS attached OF
the late Or. II. A. Tatum, to come Off THi9
AFTERNOON.
See advertisement Of A. AUSTIN SMITH, Esq,
Commissioner, under auction head.
- w. GODDIN, Auct.
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~ MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNkNIs AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1Cs
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
| always In market, are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SURFACED MuHA1Rs, for hot
weather.;
BLACK BOMBAZINES and CHALLEYS,
COLORED POPLINS. great variety;
JAPANESE POPL1NSAND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASSIHERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOsCM SHIRTS,
SOCKS, CRAyATS, &C., &C.
Great show of PARASOLS and PARASOL COW
ERS
UMBRELLAS-Silk, Cambria, Pongec, and Al
paca;
SPHISG and SUMMER SHAWLS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACESHAWLS and SACQUES,
CRAPE and LOVE Wells, &c &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies' and
misses SHIRTIEGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold of best quality, and at as email
proft5 as a living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. 1. Il. fh1CE w.,
an 10 ll01 Main street, corner 18th.
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DIED.

,,o MORNING of the ls,h instant, at s. o,c!oGk,
!. h,s res idence, In Henrico county, OSEfh
fnRiNKE1,in the Nth year Of his age; rurs
The funcrnl VII, take place. at ~ o,clock ,h,;rcb
: W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atSt. Johns Gnure9,
where the friends of the family are invited 30 az
tend, IN
copy.
IN SUNDAY. AnriI 10th, ut O'Clock 4. M, HEN:
III r1~rh f:ni'1h' Youngest child of Moses and
henrietta l.. Quarlcs. aged one month and se'eh
days. .,,o, ,uav.
blessed bc the name Of the Lord"
Petersburg, Va, and Washington, ID. .'p'Pssr'
nIpace ropy. -
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| The search for natural gus in Buffalo has
been attended with partial success. A small
vein was struck last week, and found to
burn with a clear, steady, and bright light.
The drill had penetrated to q depth of $40
Eeet, and was in hard slate rock. 1t is con-
hdently anticipated that 800 feet more win
DO the business.
"Bismarck's whistle" is the London
name for the neWly-inyented devils fiddle.
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syyMMER
CWEET SPRINGS,

GWEET SPRINGS, ",
This ~favorIte SUMMER j. ior
Its extensive and agreeable plunge patns 'Vchpu,
nature 7s degrecsl rs well as Its tonic "n'e'S-"l'
be open for the season on The 18TH june
Telegraph Office In the hotel.
handsome and extensive livery In conjunction
with the establishment. .
A FIRsT-CLAss BAND OF MUSIC engaged
for the season.
CHARGES: Fer day. "a; for one month, s7s
for two or more months at the rate OF $50 per
month. Children under ten years and colored SER
wants. half price.
Families DESTROYS OF taking rooms for the sea-
son, or for further information, address
on ~ oy GRO, Nc 4OVPRN, Snp'L.
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The FREE BRIDGE.-We learn that judge
FITzHUGH yesterday denied the motion for
an injunction in the case of the MAYos vs..
the Bridge Company. This decision settles
the free.bridge question.
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'S5 OOO WORTH FANCY DRY

DO,UUU
GOODS, regardless of cost, must he closed out
this season. Finding 1t necessary to use the whole
store, corner sth and Broad streets, for our
SHOE BUSINESS,
VIC have determined to close out our FANCY
DRY GOODS regardless OF cost. The ladies will
do well to avail themselves Of the rare opportunity
OF buying at almost their own prices some OF he
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
The goods are fresh, and were selec' ed with
great care, consisting in part of all kinds
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
Fine EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY,
Fine LACEs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
an II corner 5th and Broad streets.
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.01 BROAD STREET.
COZ

BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
BISHOP LAWNS at IS and 3oc.;
PLAIN NAINSOOk at rs, 30, and 55c.;
Sd LINEN DAMASK st Is aud s7sc.;
PILLOW.CASE LINEN at Soc;
TABLE NAPKINS at 81. so per dozen;
HAMBURG EDGE at all prices;
CAsH'S RUFFLING, all widths;
Extra LARGE TOWELS at 25c.;
PONGEE PARAGOLS, all styles;
NOTTINGHAM LACES from CSC, mp;
OTTEHHEIMER'S CORSETS at 75c.:
and many other CHEAT GOODS, at
s. H1TSEI'S, e27Broad street.
" E.. KEAN,
7. G. CHENERY, ,so,scmo,
+. +. GRETTER, ~
CHAS. HUTzLER, ap Ia
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nT LLAMA LACE SHAWLS AND
PARAsoL COVERS.

We call pg ~rticulsr attention to our stock OF
LACE sHAWLS,
which for etylc and quality cannot be surpassed.
PRICES UNUSUALLY Low.
Take a look at our stock before purchasing, as
we are prepared to offer extra inducements.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
COLGATE,S SOAPS at reduced prices. ap 10
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NEW SPRING O

cH Sfk1NG GOODS. ~
JULIUS sYCLv
no. 900 MAIN STREET, BET. sru
begs to inform his friends and tho nuh,,. ~1h,
mas just returned from the North vRsthho .ic That he
stock CT 'onp!sA
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY sooDO
NOTIONS, &C., ''oDs'
wh1Gh snail snaa De sold at prices to sui. the slu.s
JAPANESE PLAIDS and I:E.
De'os sic1 Sartb ssc GREEADISEs',
SIX GREhADINgs In figures and s,,,,o,
piofrEs' froG ~ CASBhlCs, and PzkCALys
i,Tgs t, very cheap, u yds. rony ~.
kinds, AooLs, ali
HANK sRCaIgFs, LAcEs, EDc,yes
Full lines of WHITE GOODS.
= 5MEranISSGE i SrHtsTlSGs, CAssIMERys,
Large stock OF GENTS FURNISHivc roo.
All OF which ! shsll sell at me loves, nnr,nreoNoDS'
JULIUS sYCLE, 9G3 Main st t
Po-3m Second DIOR from -.
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DRT GOODS.
TAPANEE pcPLINS AND SILKS.
~ 80
LATEsT STYLES.

French Piaues, Nainsoaks. Dimities, Brtllian:s
Engfish Cnsllfes Whise, Black and Colored AL
German Linen Handkerchiefs- Plsin, Heinstitch.
Russia, Blrd's-Eye, and Cotton Diaper;
Irish Linens, Pillow-case Linen, and Linen
Swiss Muffin, Checked and Striped Muslirs
Scotch PIaids Blue, Green, and Black and White
American Prints, Lawns, Blesched and Brown
Hamburg Embroideries, Cambria Bands, Ruf.
filings;
valeucienaes; Thread, Blonde, and Cluny Laces
LYONS Sinks, satins, Ribbons, Silk Fans;
Marseilles Quilts i; best Piano and Table Covers ;
Belfast Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Towels
Nottingham Lace Curtains Black MeriLo Shawls;
Pongee Parasols; White Black, and Colored Tar.
asols and Umbrellas
Lama Lace shawls, 'Parasol-Covers, Spring
British Hosiery for ladies, children, and gentle.
Paris Kid Gloves, jet Jewelry, Grape Wells and
CassImeres, B%road-Cloths, Doeskins, farmers
aad lots OF other desirable goods, at the very low.
est prices. Call and fill your memorandum at
WIN. THALH1MER & SONS
Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium,
ap17 No. SOL Broad, corner Sch street.
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@ YOU CAN RELY ON THEM
They are the cheapest and best, and contain no
deleterious Observation-Disclosures, the VIRGINIA
YEAST POWDERS are m SIDE right at home.
ap 10 2t*
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ERESH ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving from our recent New
York purchases the
LATEST NOVELTIES
FOREIGN AND DOME>TIC X GOODS,
which, having been sed Stree the decline,
and principally FOR CASH, we arc offering them
at prices which defy competition. Our stock is
full and complete, embracing the
NEWEST STYLES
OF
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS in endless variety:
CLOTHS aud .CAsSIMERES-a beautiful line;
SHAWLS and CLCAKINGS;
LLAMA LACE POIhTS-a full stock;
LACE COLLARS and HANDkERCHIEFS,
LACE and LINEN SETS,
RICH LACES,
NOTIONS, &C.;
All of which We are selling at prices which can
not fail to please. j. n. WOODFIs,
APT iii Main street, bet. llth Rnd 18th.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS MEYERS. ma

u nsar eh.
sspen s,se sn sf ass e 81 s; z ! eros Grain 81, !. !, :.
silk Poplins, Reps, Grenadinss ~ elegant shads,.
v,d pses: other Dress Goods ffom IT, - !oess &.
asts 3 ~ nss 81 pretty shades, 7sc. a Dap Up;
Nice Me- + Pi SsSsi IT sss Muslin sael Curtains, 10 yard;, f., =,
Another lot Of that desirable B,a,, -
Eeat bingham at I2sc.: "iA'k Alpaca At ~ .
a aood "a nBG so vi 8o ssa other q. Prints a. lee.;
Linen Coll1rs, latest styles, soms
Sometning pretty and new In hnsMIT
Fa sst ss GiyTpu1e Banda, Edginsss, ' ese. Mourning
Liusn. qsasam sh,rt = i an s lime 81 New York Mn,
scsrfs and Bows; superstoat E1alI assortment of
~ W . dozen, cheap nt $50; Ge1tt,.a haiI.Hos
T,0vss ~ &c; good Undershirta at so ccsis-Ihresd
at I'm InIInefes at 81 a y.,t
ap Tin Goa Broad betweeu MEYEk's,