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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-30
SAD, BUT coGENr TRUTHS.


The Address of the Representatives.
of the Democracy of the United Statet
in Congress is a fearless and taultlest
document. We will publish it Tuesday
as every citizen should read and pom.
der it. 1t is a crushing Indictment,
and no candid man can saw, with
truthful and unanswerable arraign-
ment of the political party which now
yields lawless and corrupt power in
this country. The Address is signed
by every Democrat in the House of
Representatives, who, after reciting
many of the wrongs perpetrated upon
the people by the Republican leaders
at Washington, say ''our hopes for
redress are in the calm, good sense of
the sober second thought of the Amer
lean people," whom they entreat to be
true to themselves and their past, and
disregarding party name and minor
differences, to insist upon the ~restric-
ton of Federal authority within its
just and proper limits. OF the ku
klux or military force bill, the Ad-
dress says.
Under the p%retense of passing laws
to enforce the Fourteenth Amend
meut, and tor other purposes, Con-
greSs has conferred the most deSpotlc
powers upon the Executive, and pro
vided an official machinery by which
] IL. I;l..,;z- - L. ,,A,,,F. n ~. - -, .aad
and the sacred rights of local selt-gov-
crnment in the States ignored, if not
~tyrannically overthrow. Modelled by
the sedition laws 50 odiOuS in history,
they are at variance with all the sane
tined theories of oUr institutions. and
the constructions given by these Rad
ical Interpreters TO the Fourteenth
Amendment Is, TO use the language OF
an eminent Senator-Mr. Trumbull.
of Illinoi>-"an anuihiiatOr of States
Under the last enforcement bill IN
Executive may, in his discretion,
thrust aside the government of any
STATE; suspend the writ of habeas
corpus: arrest lis Governor; imprisOn
or di>perse its Legislature; silence its
Judges, and tranIple on is people.
Under the armed heel OF his troops.
nothing is left 4 the citizens or State
which can any longer be called n
right; ali is changed into mere suf-
france.
SEVERE MINING ACCIDENT.-About
! 10 O'Clock a. II. to-day VIM. Bewick, "A
miner working in the Overman mine,
ihul his right leg badly broken by a
heavy timber. The thigh bone was
found to he fractured i'll " places
the first four or five i: chCs above the
knee. and the other some SIX or even
inches hi-aerUp. They nretWD similar
fractures. with no apparent comminu-
ton. ani no lacera,Ion OF surrounding
paris. The leg certainly j. badly
broken, but he not being otherwise
hurt. and having Il vigorous cUnstItu-
ton, viii probably o in due
course of time.-[GO!d Hill News,
yesterday.
MARK TwAIN.-A young race-hOrSe
from ColuSa. owned 10y John Boys,
and named af.er the famous coal mer-
chant and eX-humori>t, Mark Twain,
arrived here Yesterday, en- Out for
the Bay, where he i to run for the
three ycar-oIl stake next week.
tTwain'S niece christened a pet cat after
her uncle once, and. As he himself
said. lit must have been mighty rough
on the cat" because she died soon
after. Its 10 be hoped the horse may
be able to stand the intiictiOn better
sacramento Reporter, 18th.
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WARNING.-The Chamber of Com
merce and the Board of Trade of
Charleston, South Carolina, composed
of the leading business men and tax
PAYERS of the State of both political
parties, have adopted resolutions
warning people at home and abroad
against investing in evidences OF in
debtedness of that State, stating that
under the present regime Carpet bag
gers and negroes millions OF Illegal
debt has been created; that the prop
ertv in the State has been taxed more
than double what it would sell for,
and that there is NJ hope for reform
while the present system OF govern
ment is forced upon them by Congress.
1t was to force a continuance CT this
thieving, heather rule that a Republi-
can Congress recently passed the mil
itarv force or so called ku KluX bill.
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apECrAL NOTICES.

~ BE GUIDED BE WHAI loo
KN0w.-Tbere 10 an old proverb which ssys'
"EInerieucs is the ssfest guide" To this guide
the sick and SLING naturally turn when CASTING
ahont for the me.ns OF relief They inquire VIVA.
. Medicine has done for others before they adops
q thema.lyes. or all the remedies and prevent
,ves in use, HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIZ.
TIERS meets the test most triumphantty, ana
hence It, immense popularity and vast SAFES. ane
sufferer from Indigestion ia sure to hnd GONE one
among his friends who has been cured o, .A' n,..
nant nv the famous vegetable stomacn,c: aue
Victim OF fever and ague liver Complain eh1itv
nation nervous progtrati0n, or eehtrsI $4,000 -
has only to make inquiry In the Deienpo,, .hju
where he resides In order TO lscove. We. m aim1Iar
standard restorative has efected III caseS ttsmor
tn his own. In the published testmoHy sanitarv
its he will find volume OF PROOFS VI ~ 10 nommon
nroperties which 1t Is Impossible tor nt ~ nrn
sense to resist He tries It., and the efece Of
,na On his system adds another to the nost o.
Witnesses in its favor. Thus Its reputatlon,
d nn facta not assertions. continually RTows, an
enreada Charlatans and impostors some et sen
para local tricksters and others who taKe so The
,vhat wider range attempt 70 tnrust tS
hand. and down the throsts OF 1nVanos tnetF tSc
hanord concoctions as substitutes LOT tle III ~
which for 40 many years has been meu.hGaoa 20
nc thron ohout the United States, spanish ann.a
p ne TaunSa and the West Indies, put Only sue.
caad IN very limited extent. In TINS Isaso OLLIE
zoe the people having ascerta1ned Wnat Is IeSg
deseryIne or their confidence, 6ecnne =, hwite
after strange GODS" uin
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II Cannot be Done.

In view of the vindictive policy of Gen.
MALONE, as set forth by the Richmond
Wing, it is impossible that the Legislature
of Virginia can give HIM more extensive
control over the railways of the State than
he now has. He has been the most petted
and favored man ever entrusted with rail-
road management in Virginia. He got pos
session OF the consolidated line-his SAL
ary rose to the enormous sum of $50, 000,
we believe-he further obtained the State
stock in his roads on the long credit of ten
years, with the authority to vote upon 1t
and perpetuate his own power-and finally,
with little or no opposition, the term OF his
Office was extended for five years. Yet
he cries for more power.
Blind indeed would be the body that
would add further gifts to those so lavishiy
bestowed upon the General. But when
we see what the Wing says of his discre-
tonary power, and how it may be welded
to crafty resentment, that assuredly ends
the game.
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sPECTAL NOg7UEE.
Mr SPRING, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS By EVERY

NJ SPRING, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS BY EVERY
STEAMER.
One thousand pieces NEW PRINTS, In eTozy
'5a style and shade-fRst eoIors
r. r. PRICE b Co.,
are opening daily splendid line Of
CHOICE STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS FOE
SPRING SALES,
which will be kept up through rhe entire season.
None put the BEST GOODS sold by our house,
and every thing guaranteed as represented.
Immense stock of beautiful PRINTS Tor LADIES
wHhHHT e p tsssS sB1Er1EG PRINTS, fo'
q. sE TRfssI s1a cSSJGyif6oEs, EoBE cALIooEs,
pSIETsD PEkICALEs, very pretty
MOHAIR and PtPLINS. for cults ana 9reskes'
Hack double-faced MOHAIRSs pest shaces;
CAsS1MEREs and VEsTlRGs' ior gensS Anu
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of LINEN DRILLS. &c.
sPRING Observation-Disclosures mace
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMISE and DELA!NE5 80 anu go !
B LACK BUMBAZINas and A Ay
C0f, SRED and BLACK KID GLOVES.
SHEETINGs. COTTONS. TOWELS,
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKlNS DlAPEhS j.
LINEN and COTTON HOSIERY, ...
LINEN and LACE COLLARS,
FURNITURE CHINTZ, COUNTERFANES, 6G.
All of which will be sold as low as same gooos
9'A 'e +. x. PRICE 4 CO..
NH Is l1ol Main street, corner lltn.
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COME Our FROM AMONG TuEa.-Hon. j.
6. Blair, elected as liberal Republican,
from Missouri, has come out in card de-
nouncing the Radicals in Congress. 1t con-
cludes as follows:
q If the Republican party has no higher,
nobler. nor more exalted mission, aim, and
purpose, than the taxing of the people of
the West for the benefit of the aristocrats
and monopolists of the East, and the con-
tinucd degradation and humiliation of the
white people of the South, then l must
confess that I am at loss to see how my
self and my liberal Republican friends in
my district, who agree with me IN senti-
act with it, Respectfully, yours,
j. e, BLAIR"
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chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
We publish with much satisfaction the
following article from the Lexington ga
zette:
DAYLIGHT At LAsT.-The bill giving ene
Chesaneake and Ohio railroad the prlVieBe
to turn off at Clifton Forge. crossing t sme
Valley, and seeking in straight me ne = ron.
minus on deep water, has passeu VIC
cral Assembly, and is no" : laM, .or,o, inn
The granting a charter tor iI'ei - t"i iaast
provement doesn't signify InnI ha .,'oea;Iv
uon ,,, pd &C this county has learned to It's
THO rtcbt of way to this great corpora.
tom means business. 1t is not game OF
hide.nnd.scek-" now you see me, ana now
Refore the ink was dry on the enactment
Granting this franchise, one Of their best
Engineers passed through this town to ex-
smine the general topography and espe.
cially the gaps in the North Mountain and
Blue Ridge.
His instructions were to make a direct
route, avoiding the circuit Of the James.
This will bring this road in mile OF this
town-perhaps through it. Their intention
is not to vary the line yard to go by any
y
tronizing smile of the most potent, grave,
and reverend seignors of this famed city. :,
1t is boon to have q company VINO ask
no odds, show no favors, and make no
promises"
Indeed, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company do mean business in whatever
they undertake. We are gratifled that they
are about to examine the straight line
through Rockbridge, via Lexington. We
have never thought it practicable but the
engineer will know whether it is or moi
after he makes the examination.
All along the line Of this great work
'action," 'saction," is the word, and be
yond its termini connecting lines are being
pushed with great zeal. Through Ohio ant
Kentucky direct lines will be rapidly built
which will give the best railroad facilities tol
our communication with the western cities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-20

LEWIS PIGGING WITH BUTLER.-1n the
United States Senate on Friday last o bill
was introduced by MIR. LEWIS, of Virginia,
for the creation of an internal revenue po-
lice force. The very apparent design of
this is to enable the Radical officials and
their allies in the South to organize armed
bands at the expense of the Government to
oyerawe and Cypress the people of that Sec
ton.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Gazette says:
''Of all the speeches recently made in
either OF the Houses of Congress, or in their
secret conclayes, that ofthe scalaWag Lewis,
Of Virginia, delivered in the Senatorial eau
Gus Yesterday afternoon, was the most sig
niiicant, the most truthful, and the most
sentcntous. He briefly warned his fellow
corspirators that if something was not
1T once done,' and that something de-
ciSire, there 'would be no Republican
party in the South at all-black or white.'
This touches the very marrow Of the grave
question at issue. The people of that down.
trodden section, without regard to race or
color, must be 6ayoneted into the support Of
the Radical cause, or all must be lost"
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Fer the DiSpatch.1

DoGToWN, March Is.
Nessrs. Editors: A personal stakeholder
IN the cur kingdom, I feel called upon to
rebel against the tax suggested to the Le-
glslature by the "Dog-atfiicted Woman :"
IN your columns of Saturday. lido sincere
~ hope that that august body will respond
m terms equivalent to the language of
1ouns America, owe be doggedif we will y
Let the unhappy victim resort to removals
Dy means OF arsenic, strychnine, &C., which
she will find precisely the same in its effects
upon the canine creation as upon the hu-
man system. To test it's efficacy, let her
try it. 1t is most unchristian anneai
since the tax She imposes is literally Htak,
ing the children's bread and casting it to
the dogs"
regret that want of time compels me to
cur-tdil my communication.
- ANOTHER WOMAN GROWER.
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The bill was then, after three hours o1s-
cussion, passed.
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
The Senate having asked for committee
Of conference on the disagreement OF the
zing the militia, a committee was ordered
on the part of the House.
PASSED.
Senate bill to authorize the collectors OF
tax and gas bills in Alexandria to enforce
payment from delinquents was passed.
COLLECTION OF TAXES.
House bill to amend the act in relation to
the collection of taxes was taken up out OF
order. ..
On motion of MIR. MAHooD, the bill was
passed by and made the special order for
tonight at 8 o'clock.
RIvANNA RIVER FERRY.
House bill, with Senate amendment, to
authorize the supervisors of ..F'luvanna 10
establish a ferry across the Rivanna river
came up, and the amendment concurred in.
... CHARTER OF BERRYvILLE.
House bill to amend the act to iucorpo-
rate the town Of Berryvilie, Clarke county,
was passed.
House bills: In regard to the fees OF clerks
in criminal cases; to amend the Code IN
relation to clerks of county and corporatlon
courts in criminal cases; to amend the Cooe
in regard to sentence; extending the Time
for the assessors of Rockingham county TO
make returns; to extend the time OF quail
fication of county officers; to amend the
Code in relation to taking lands WITHOUT
the consent of the owners by companies
incorporated for works of internal improve
ment; to amend the charter of Freder1cks-
burg; to amend act prescribing duties ana
compensation of certain township ofhcers
two bills); to organize the militia; to
authorize the township of Leesburg, Lou
doun county, to subscribe to certain turn
pixies; to Incorporate the town Of Hills
boro', Loudoun county fixing the time
within which an action shall be brought on
the bond of constable !; to incorporate the
town of Blacksburg, Montgomery county !;
to amend act incorporating the town OF
Liberty to amend act to regulate appeals;
to amend an act prescribing the duties and
compensation Of county officers. Also.
Joint resolutions to extend the time OF
qualification of county officers; proposed
amendment to Constitution in regard to
suffrage.
Most of the foregoing bills were dismissed
in consequence Of Senate bills having been
passed to the same effect.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at 10 A. NJ. Speaker TURNE1
In the chair,

House met at 10 A. NJ. Speaker TURNER
IN the chair.
UNDER SUSPENSION OF THE RULES,
the following Senate bills were placed on
the calendar without reference: 10 organ
lie the militia; to amend the charter of the
town OF Fredericksburg to authorize the
collectors Of tax and gas bills in the city of
Alexandria to enforce payment from delin-
quents. Also, House bill, with Senate
amendment, to authorize the supervisors
Of Fluvanna to establish ferry across the
Rlvanna river.
PROTECTION OF OYSTER BEDS.
Senate bill to protect the oyster beds Of
the commonwealth came up rs a special
order. ''
AN amendment, offered by Mr.. STuBBs, to
prevent dredging in the western waters
Of Chesapeake Bay, was, after long de-
bate, rejected--Yeas, 40; nays, 80.
The same gentleman then moved to
amend the bill BY restricting dredging on
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The death of the North British jRegieso,
already announced In England, compels the
American publishers (the Leonard Scott
Company to substitute for it the British
Quarterly, the january No. Of which will
appear here simultaneously With that tor
April,
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,,,o,,, and Petersburg r. h. Bill.
fS The bill for the sale of the stock Of the
60" ~ certain roads-.that has been SO
,,,>.,y coutested--still rests in the hands OF
the committee Of Roads OF the Senate. Ii
will be reported, possibly, so as to come up
in that body some time to-day. Ii not, II
will more than probably be reported iof
consideration tomorrow morning. We
are confident OF its ultimate passage IN Tue
form It now wears-selling the stock 10 inc
"nine gentlemen" Of Richmond anu re-
fnrshf1rr
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A11rcrn EHRyzz1 rnrNrs

ALLEGED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Marc
lie. c. Daniel. late cashier of the Web
ster National Bank, was arrested yesterday,
and held in the sum Of ten thousand dollars
bail, charged with embezzling the funds of
that institution. Henry w. Pitman, late
teller Of the North National Bank, accused
of embezzlement, was arrested about the
same time, and held to answer. Both ar
rests were made by United States officers.
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The True Knight for April is upon our
table. It's letter-press is superior to that of
most southern monthlies, which, we regret
to confess, are generally badly printed.
The contents seem to us to be exactly
what they ought to be in such a periodical.
The article on the rise and progress of the
Order and DR.. EDwARDs's address are pecu-
liarly interesting. HANDY & HAWKINS,
Richmond, publishers.
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The North British Reuie1u for January
has been sent to us by Messrs. WooDHoUsE
e. PARHAM, Main street. Hereafter the
British Quarterly is to be substituted for
the North British by the American repub-
liSherS
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DIED.,

On FRIDAY, the 18th February last, EDWIN
WILLIAMS, son of the late Grin Williams OF
this city, aged about 4s years.
Infant son of Rev. ". E. and Jennie K. Hill,
near Greenw God Depot. Va, Oh the 18th inst,
A little bud that saw the light,
Twas plucked to unfold and bloom
Tn heaven,
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MILLINERY.

PRING AND SUMMER la@e
IMPORTATION, 1871. yTaks
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR CO.,
Importers and jobbers Of
BONNETs, TRIMMING AND VELVET RIB.
BONs, BONNET SILKS, sATINs,
AND vELvETS, BLONDs,
NETS, GRAPES,
RUcHEs, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS,
STRAW RONNETS AND LADIES' HAITI
Trimmed and untrimmed-
SHAKER HOODS, &C.,
Nos. oa7 AND 239 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Offer the largest stock to be found In this country,
and uneaualled in choice, variety, and cheapness,
comprising the latest European novelties.
Orders solicited and prompt ait .ntion given.
NH Is -l0t*
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The Danvllle Times copies the headlines
of our report of the action of the House
of Delegates on the railroad bill, and adds {:
"1he above is the heading which the
Richmond Dispatch gives to long and in
tereStlng account Of the railroad war.
which has just been fought in the House,
and which is now, as we write, raging in
the Senate. This heading gives the reader
the material points, and il is all the space
we can devote to that subject. We will say.
however, that we heartily rejoice in the
victory. Had Gen. Malone been success.
full, it would have injured us and Rich.
mond very much"
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~- BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

NE BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS NEARLY g., 900, 900, AND RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
ann ooo DEPOSITED WITH sUPERINTEN-
DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT
for the protection Of Its policy-holders every
where.
49, 900 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
for the protection Of Its Virginia pohcy-holders'
Total removal Of all restrictions on traTei anu
residence. No permit or extra premium Is re-
ouired, and the assured may reside or travel on
any part Of the globe.
The guaranty of A CASH SURRENDEk
VALVE TO EVERY POLICY, the amount OF
which is definitely stated in dollars and cents, and
is endorsed on each policy when Issued
RATES As Low AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL SOUNDNESS.
pROMPTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
1.-THE BROOKLYN LIFE
was the first company to endorse guarantee OF
a definite amount of surrender value upon every
participating policy when issued, and Is the only
company doing business in Virginia that gives Its
policy-holders the advantage of this liberal les
ture.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED everywhere In VIZ
giuia, who will be literally dealt with.
Apply to THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents,
Office No. 002 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
DIR. o. 4. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
NH 1S-4w
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~PROVID E N c E

W3 7 Il y u II ~ y II
Never helps those who neglect 70 heip 'nein-
oo,ves 1rse the means for protecting your health
and fort,y yourself against the attacks OF disease
49,. prov,aence will do more for you than ever
Won dreamed or A course of MIsHLER's HEEh
R1TTERs will insure good and permanent health
To anv man, woman, or child. NH 2o-eool~&"r'
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~ FRESH COD-LIVER O1L-OUR
own 1MpORTATION-JUsT RECEIVED
knproved and prescribed by our physicians az the
hest. purest, and most acceptable TO the stomach
ever sold in this market
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists
,oos I'm slo Main street.
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SOLD OUT OUR WINTER STOCK.
~ COME AND LOOK AT
THE CHEAPEST SPRING GOODS
IN THE
WIDE, WIDE WORLD
5000 yards ele CANT French Chamorays a. Vo-'
worth to-day at wholesale in New York soc.
These are bargains to buy: SILK Jspaneae robes
ut ST. 50, worth 81. s. 600 yards Lawns, Grenadines
and Spring Poplins at prices that would astoa-
ish old foeies-fresh, new goods. just look AZ our
Atwood Carpets at 7sc., Mattings st soc., FLOOR
Oil Cloth and Oil-Cloth Rugs. Stair Carpets at
s7Ac., then you will know what cheap goods are
Elegant Huckaback Towels st 9l.s worth u the
world over; so boxes OF magnificent French
Flowers Elegant Roman Sashes at s'7s, worth
SEA genuine bargain; Waterproof Cloth a.
soc, worth sl.2s; full line Of Black Alpaeas,
cheap, cheaper, cheapest; Bridal and Honeycomo
Quilts worth buying; hrs-rate Corsets 81 nc;
pure Linen Handkerchiors at 9oc. per dozen, worth
40: full line OF Kid Gloves; 3 full assortment OF
Black and Colored spool SILK; Coats's and Clark's
spool Cotton ct 7c.: Good Spool Cotton ut lie. per
snool: the best Needles In tho market.
ANYBODY will tell you whore to got genuine auc-
t,on bargains. DOCKWALL ROUss,
'''N IVA No. 1olS Main street,
-,h x opposite post ONCE
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DKY GOODS.
DIZZY GOODS.
A MOTHER SUPPLY IN CHOIC e
SHADES OF THOSE 7sc. KID GLOVES
AT 3. HIRsH'S, No. 81 BROAD ST.

HUCKABACK TOWELS, It yards long and very
TEA NAPKiNS at 81 and TABLE NAPKINS
prsI 4 SlSv ptals IS1 linens at sOc.;
Great bargains in I IRISH LINEns;
Choice STYLES In WHITE PIQJES;
WHITE GOODS very cheap;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from auction
BLACK ALPACAS at 80, 90. and Coo:
aNDK0SCOGGIH and FRUIT OF THE LOON
BLEACHFD COTTOkS at 163c.; =
CORSkTS for &c.,;
81 IS KID GLOVES for &c.; at
M 1SIm y. HIRSH'S, CAT Broad street.