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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

TO BENEFIT THE NEEDY.-We make it a
pleasant duty to pass an hour or so every
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Visitors.
not passing by the Shamrock table, the
distinies of which are presided over by Mrs.
Connolly, will remember the delicious
mocha dispensed there, after one has in
dulged in a plate of lobster salad that
would make an epicure of confirmed dys-
peptic. The ladies at this table pride them
selves on these two articles, although they
have many other delicacies which they
wish to dispose of as soon as possible. All
the tables are well loaded with the pretti-
est and most enticing things, which must
be seen to be- appreciated. Our readers
should improve the time, as the Fair will
remain open only night or two longer.
Go and vote for a sewing machine, barrel
of flour. a model skitf, a stove, set of
bedroom furniture and hundreds of other
wares.
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would be hardly sufficient to make one
good leg for him" Being SO tail that'th
upper portion offhis person is beyond the
limit of taxation, he was fined twenty
dollars. "''''' ~ r..
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 10, 1871.
No observation-disclosures ari... 1

Resolved, By the City Council of New Orleans,
That the Administrator Of Commerce in commune,
ton with the Police Jury of Jefferson right bank
of the Mississippi river, is hereby authorized TO
avertse for sealed proposals tor the contract and
privilege of running a steam ferry known as
Bobb's ferry), for a term of three years from the
twenty-sixth of May 1871, from the foot of Louis
lana avenue to such point the right bank assIAall
be fixed by the Administrator and said Police jury
specifications t. be prepared in the ece of the City
proval.
Adopted by the Council of the City of New Or
leans, May 9, 1871.
BRNJ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor
true copy: -
II. CONQUEST CLARKE Secretary myl4 II
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, May 10. 1871. :

mo- Standardization seriesl
Resolved, That permission is hereby granted to
NJ Catoire to set up and operate three horse
steam engine on the rear of bis premises on Berlin
street, between Prytania and Perrier streets for
the purpose Of manufacturing window sashes and
binds; provided, that this permission be subject to
revocation at the pleasure Of the Council
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Orleans
May 8, 1871.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy:
H. CoNouEsr CLARKE Secretary. myl4lt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

mo. a.
AN ACT to release the damages for the non pay
ment of taxes due previous to the year 1859,
and - authorize warrants to be received in
payment thereof.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of Louisiana in
general assembly convened, That all the damages
awarded by any law for the non-pa YIN emf of any
taxes and licenses due to the State previous the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-nin be- and are
hereby rentted and released; provided, said taxes
and licenses shall be fully paid by the thirty-rst
day of December, 1871; otherwise the damages to
stand unremitted and to remain in full force.
SEC 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That all the
taxes and licenses referred to in the first section
of this act including taxes assessed for any of the
special funds shall, when collected be credited to
the general fund. and may bs paid in warrants of
the Auditor of Public Accounts on the State Treas
Mrer.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC., That the col
lectors of State shall publish this act in the
official journal in each parish thirty days before
they commence collecting.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, etc. That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signedl GEORGE W. CARTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed} OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate
Approved April 8, 1871
(Signed) H. C. wARMOTH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO E. BovEE, Secretary of State,
myl4 limo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

Office Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and Saughterhouse Company, New Orleans, MAY
II, l37l.-The Stockholders of this company hav-
ing decided by vote the eleventh of May, 1871
to reduce the capital stock from $2,00O, 600 to
Sl0JO,0O0, the shares to be 5 80 each the holders
OF stock requested TO present their certificates
at the office OF the company soon practicable
for exchange and transfer. By order of
c. CAvAROC, President.
D. +. SCRUGGs Secretary. myl3
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Hunter & Cochran vs.. Irving Edgar
First Justice Court for the parish of Orleans
No Yl6.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERT FACIAS To
ID me directed by the Hon II. VI Dibhe First Jus
tee of the Peace in and for the parish of Orleans
will proceed to sell at public auction at my ware
house, No. l39 Julia street, on MONDAY, May %,
1871
One large CIRCULAR SAW.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
myl3 1921 DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

KELLY's BAND.-We are reminded by an
observer that Kelly's band accompanied
the st. Andrew school at the City Park
picnic, and not the Gravier school. The
latter had string band.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditors Office
New Orleans, May 10, 1871.
TTNHE FOLLOWING LAW is PUBLISHED FOB
Il the information of the taxpayers of the city of
New Orleans. The taxes of the city to which the
said law refers are collected at this office.
JAMES GRAHAM, Auditor.
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To the Creditors of the First National

TO the Creditors Of the First National
Bank OF New Orleans:
Ron II. r. II uburd, Controller of the Currency,
has determined to pay a dividend of fifteen per
cent. I W claims as to which there may be some
question are excepted from the order.
The Receiver is instructed to compute the
amount on each claim fill out proper check, and
when all are prepared send them to the Controller
for his signature who will return them to the Re-
ceiver to be delivered to the proper parties upon
their execution of receipts as prescribed
If there arc any parties who hold the Receivers
certificates by assignment not yet entered on his
books, they are notified to prove up such assign
ments and take the proper certificates. Notice
will be given as soon as the checks are ready for
delivery.
myl2 ct c. CASE, Receiver.
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joseph ,,a pab,t vs.. Hugh Green-First JUS

tce Court for the parish of Orleans No. 7Sg
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. H. NJ Dibble First
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction
at my warehouse, No. 1879 Julia street on TUES.
DAl. May %, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suit as per in ventorv
on file in my office.
Terms-Cash on. the spot.
myl4 923 DANIEL CROWLEY Constabfa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

AN CNMITIGATR DRUNK.-At nine o'clock
Friday evening Officer Gleason found John
Edgar lying on the banquette of Girod
street, apparently Dead in fact, he was
dead-drunk. He was to all intents and
purposes utterly oblivious to all things
worldly, defunct without being in the other
world or making funeral expenses Three
| physicians were called in to hold a consulta-
ton on his cold corpus, as his condition was
such as to create some alarm. John has
gained reputation for being the drunkest
man ever arrested in the First District, but
for all that he looked as fresh as dewy
morning glory when before Recorder Hough-
ton, explaining how his right side had once
been paralyzed, and how quickly gallon
of whisky would make him drunk. Out of
respect to his misfortunes he was not fined.
A DISCREET CLERK.-The subject of la
dies ages is supposed to be something need
ing handling with the whitest of kid gloves.
Why it is SO is matter for extended discus
sion, by those who are interested in antiaui-
ties. We recently took an observation of
how to de1icately arrive at feminine age.
When prisoners are taken to the several DO
lice stations the clerks are instructed to
make a few inquiries concerning the unfortu-
nate; name, occupation, where born, married
or single, and age, are recorded in q large re-
port book. Mr.. Thomas Cummings, clerk in
the first precinct stationhouse is possessed of
refined feelings and is thoroughly posted in
police duties, and he invariably treats all
classes of prisoners with proper politeness.
A few days ago bevy Of unmarried
women was marched in by patrolman for
some minor offense. One of the girls care
fully covered her rather interesting face
With an uninteresting sun bonnet turning
her back to the clerk. She quietly re-
sponded to all the usual interrOgatories,
but when the discreet clerk came to the
question of age he modestly requested the
cuiprit TO face him, in order that he might
guess her number of summers. 1t that is
not the heighth, depth and breadth of
politeness, then the reader must hunt up
some other example which is more refined,
and acquaint us with the particulars, that
the rude world may be informed. The
accused woman looked her thanks, and
smiled CHASTITY smile, quite overcome at
such an exhibition of feeling in such a
place. Mr. Cummings will have his little
joke, and afterward enjoy the perfume of it
when few appreciative friends are holding
a solemn inquest over bottle, the contents
of which must soon be buried.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

Mrs. Nj. Raglan Mrs. Fieminx-Fjrs,
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans Nos
1l16, HI and IlT8. ~
Pl VIRTUE OF THREE WRITS OF PROyTS
- ional seizure, and consent of all parties viii
proceed to sell at public auction at nv warebouss
No. lS9 Julia street, on MONDAY, May Is, 1871, az
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above entitled suits as per inve,tor
on file in my office. '0A'
Terms--Cash on the spot
myI4 Ii DANIEI, CROVI w oo....L,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14

Free Lectnre-Dr J. +. Newman will deliver
a free lecture on the Hygiene Treatment of Pa
TENTS" at Straight University, next WEDNESDAY
EVENING, May II, commencing at half past seven
o'clock. All are invited. my143t
Special NOtice-No Insurance Required.-The
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Company have taken out insurance policy
tOcOver fire and marine risk on freight in transit
per steamer from Lake End to Manchac and from
Manchac TO Lake End. including fire risk at wharfs
A. BROWN, General Freight Agent.
New Orleans Nav IL IY7l myl3 RI
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Justice Court for the parish of Orleans No e8i
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI F,CI.s To
u me directed by the Hon II. NJ. Dibble,
PIst JuStice or the Peace in and for the parish Of
Otleahs' VIII proceed to sell at public auction
AT Jonn w Madden's store, No. % Camp street
on SATURDAY, May 20, 1871 at ten O'clock A M
One lot of Gas FIXTURES
One lot of MACHINERY, ETC.
as per inventory on file in NV Office
Seized il the above suit
DANIEL CROWLEY
"yA 10" Constable.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
BREvlrIEs.

John Graham wss sssstsd yesterday By
Cain, and fined By Bros -. He had bssa
drurk.
Nn. Page will give bell o. fhurs1sy
evening next, u her r0idssos on Com.
msreisl svssus bsswssa Niastssath and
rvsntisth street.
An Oxen, hssnssssd, saA hitchsA h .
ons-hosss wagon, trsdgsd through The
Fourth Ward on Sunday, attracting much
attention.
We undssstsnd that our good locking
friend, John Gates, Is absent on mssri.
monisl excursion, and will return 9Th .
bride.
The weeping and vsiling and gusshisg Of
teeth in whish our river reporter INDUCED
when the printer made him 10y that the
weather vas rising fourteen iachss . day,
may be imagined, but cant b described.
A dsss attempted " swim fron the
Kentucky side Of tho Ohio on Sunday,
but when Il came near the wharf on this
side, became alarmed end started b~ck.
A couple Of men pursued, and Svsstskisg
1, about the middle Of the river, sucessded
10 killing and securing II. Ie
A man, name unknown, while staaaisg
yesterday BY oas Of the billiard tables In
Kelly and Winters saloon, suddsnly fell
unconscious and IVES taken 10 the cslabeoss
Oh drsy. He wss In IN usesassloNs.
state last night st 10 o'clock. This morn.
ing he 10 either dead o. sober.
School Superintendent White 10 10.
lively engaged making prspasssions for
the Teachers Institute to b held In Cairo
during the last week In March. Three
evenings will b devoted to lectures.
Home talent has been obtained for two
nights, and on the third night, We are in
formed Q lecture will be delivered, By .
gentleman whose reputation 10 national.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14

Notice IL hereby given. thst pursuant TO ade.
crctal ORDER entered in the Court OF Common
pleas Of the city of Cairo. at tho November
Term thereof, A. ID. 1857, and amended Al the
June special term, A. u. ls6s, OF said court, IN
a certain cause then and there pending wherein
sarah KurG, ADMINISTERING OF the goods anu
chattels, rights aud credits OF Charles huTtIs de-
ceased, was complainant, and Gertrude v. kurts'
Duretta ". Kurtl, Charles NJ. knr,x, William r.
Hurts, Mary y. Hurts and John G. Kuttkwere de.
PENDANTS, the undersigned, adninistratrlx o,
Charles Kurt, deceased, vas appointed 70 se'
the premises here matter desert bel with me pow
ers and for the purposes in said decree mentionsa.
Nov, therefore, notice IL h, rcbv gwen thA, the
undersigned will, on saturday, the 2oIn Day oi
March. ISL, At the southwest door OF the court
house in the city Of Cairo, o"unty OF Alexander
and State of Illinois. between the hours OF ~
O'Clock am. and s o'clock , M expose AMI ourr
for sale To the highest and best bidder, LOT mum.
lrred ten tiO) and Ave feet on Of the east ede oi
LOT numbered eleven IN all in block numbered
,vsuty three (2ll ~ tho city OF Cairo, county o,
Aics snder and stats ~ Illinois. togetherwlth MI
tho sppurteusnccs aud privileges ihereunto ne, 10
lopsine in accordance With SAID decree. tne
terms Of sale beng one.tbrt cash anu tne pa-
aauco in eausl instaments, IN NIX ana tweive
months, 10 be secured by mortsagc or VIZ ers"-
Administra,rix OF Charles Kurts, deceased.
Febry. stt, ISL. ,-,,o.,..
L. r. butler. Any. for Adrnrs FebiodltsN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
THE CASINO.
DRAMA Dsnsnstrausn Yesterday sad
Dall Last NseNs.

ball Lass Hsghs.
The Casino Demonstration Yesterday
was success In every sense Of the word.
In the morning, led by the Silver Cor.
net Band, the society paradsd through
the city, A.,rso.ins general attention. A
hnsr looking body Of men we're never sssn
In our streets. Having insugura.sd their
new hall, and partaksn Of . grand
lunch, they awaited with Impotence N.
festivities Of the evening.
And they were ane. Everything con-
nectsd with the ball ~as Just what u
should be- orderly, elegant, splendid
The lights we're bright the costumes gof.
geeas, the dancers joyous and the whole
sihir - merry - marriage bell. We
did not go the mysterious psocsssson that
began q the beginning but vs did ~ -
joyous an sssemblsgs Of people - 1t hes
ever been our good fortune 70 look upon.
The mobility Of Mound City" were net in
attendance ~ advertised. The member
Of The Casino, by their nobls-hsartsd hos
pitslity, supplied all the nobility that va
REQUISITE Everybody felt 81 home ;
everybody felt joyous; every.
body danced with hearty good will |;
everybody psrseok Of Schssrs splssdh
supper everybody vas sstisaed with him.
self or herself and with everybody else.
We regret our inability 10 give de-
scription Of the costumes worn but Il
would be impossible 70 do 70 ss the late
hour Of this writing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14

"Hs liveth long who livssh WE'LL says
The song and he livsth we'll who sAtssh 81
Louis Hrbsrt's restaurant say We. 80
A city Democratic noninsting eonvcn.
tion, will, We are informed, b. called 10
msss in the early part Of next week.
Short and sharp canvas.
A foolish fellow ct Nswburg, Indiana,
On bet, drank . quart Of whisky, and
disd In . few minutes thereafter. II he
had isdulgsd In good li9Sor, such as 10
sold 10 Cairo. he would bavs sssn strength
esd instead Of killed bys quart. An &C.
Quaiatancs Of oun Be- consumed two
quarts Of whisky daily Sor the last year,
and 10 getting better rapidly.
A friend Of DR.. w. J. Wilson, Of Love-
lace, Ballard county, informs u that that
gentleman has In his possession corn
stock Of the most remarkable kind. Il ID
some fourteen feet long, and has twenty.
eight joints. From each Of these joints
roots are springing oat in all ,iseG;ioHs'
II vas obtsiasd from the for" Of NJ ."ie-
man. near Lovelses. r|...
We have received copy Of the Arka"'
sss Statssmax, published At Jscksonport,
Arksn,as, by Mr.. John p. Fagin, formerly
Of this city. Mr.. Fsgin IL, - our readers
know, an experienced newspaper man,
apd ws wish him success In his new enter
prise. Nay he grow rich and not die a
violent death, 10 the best wish We can wish
any man who lives in Jacksonville.
Our faro players must doa each bust.
ness, for the law has gone back ON them
entirely. The Supreme Court Of this
State has rendered o decision holding that
. note for money lest at faro Is void in the
hands OF an innocent holder for value.
Chief Justiss Lawrence and Justices
Scott and McAllistsr united IN . dissent
ing opinion. The esss involved notss "a
the amount Of $1,000 given BY one Drake
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
THE SANDS or LIPH.

On the seventh day Of the seventh
month Of i7'7. Marguerite Sands
presented her lord with . seventh
son. This boy grew 70 msshood
and became the father Of Henry Sands. bis
seventh son; and What = wonderful boy
this Henry was. While yet In his cradle
he became famous for his occult powers.
Everything ths. came within his roach
disappeared 10 very mysterious manner.
Before he WAS out Of his teens he Was rec
ognizsd o. one Of the most wonderful ma
gicisns Of the aye, and to-day stands
without . peer. He will appear to-mor-
row night ut the Atheasum in some Of
bis most wonderful acts.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
su0O nerlous ron raR sRAsos.

OU00DOTlOnS pOD THE NRAOON.
fhossaads regard the vistsr - season Of
trials and the truth 10. thss " there 10 week
point In The System. winter 10 pretty sure 10 dad
IL cot. CoassisuOosai tsadenc,ss 70 disease are
generally aggravated B, damp asd cold. tRhsuu-
sslsa somssimss lies psrds I'll the summer and
fAli. 70 poaaes upen 10 victims In the ssasea Of
sold.) ~ means Of Sbrtifyiss The body aSaInss
sn Ne dissssss which prevail msss excessively in
winter, Hostsstsr's sssmsch Btters caaDot b Toe
sresssiy rssemnsoasd. Thess would b fewer
essss Of the pulmonary complaints tending 10
sossumptop. ifsll feeble system we're isvigois-
ted dusins the ssssos With sossss ofshis issss'-
msble vegetable tonic nd altssaaivs. Cossupa.
ton, iAdgsssisn. ssspsAisy sfshs liver. and gsus
srsi slussishnsss " the ssesssivs organs. very
ssssssiiy yrsvai ~ this period ofths year. n OIL:
these silnsnts sxpsrisncs the most nustworth
of ell nsators) teaches us that the Baters 10 re.
liable rsmsdy. Warm clothing 10 . good external
defence against atmospheric cold ssd moisture
but vigorous setivity In the vital organization
-@s-A svsssss~s hsss sud deuvess 10 70 ths sur.
i.ss. 70 also ssssshal 70 health, saA this scuvtuy
70 secured through the epssss.oa Of the Sistses.
The skis sympsahisss vtSh the ssomseh. sad II
disss,oa 10 regular end perfect. the exterior cir.
eulsneu vill b brisk, aad damp and cold may b
encountered with comparative safety.
fsbYsedAviv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
THE C. 81. Z i.

A Easily oenplstlen - Alesle oesk
RrsAAsssA-Whas u DsAag Dsns n
ASkaosas what Oct. Alle0 Rroposss
- - In Aassouri.
The probabilities are that, within . year
from this date, the Cairo and Fulton rail-
road will BE- completed from this city 70
Little Rock, Arkansas. All the ,''signs OF
tho times having relation 70 this matter,
point 70 this conclusion, and We shall
DO greatly disapp pointed II In the time mem
toned vsao not make the snesrssea from
Cairo 70 the cspitsl Of the 6tats Of Arkan'
sas q the tail Of the iron horse. .t..
tx AMANDA -..L-
the work on the road Is being pushed
shssd with grsa. vigor. The JacksonPers
(Ask.) Statssmas reports . reeeSs Visit 70
that city BY Capt J. L. Hodge,, Of We c.
~. r. r. He assured ths Statsswss that
work would nos be Discontinued for sin-
gle day until Che rosd was completed 70
the Missouri line, and no predicted thst
within one year the cars would DO running
along the entire line. This proves that in
Arkaasas the men in interest are alive
70 the importance Of the early completion
Of the enterprise.
D.. ~sss sDout the road
II MISSOURI.
H. too, 10 In excellent condition. The st.
Louis Ts~ss says: .sr
A regards the Cairo and Fulton road
which Vas recently transferred 70 Mr.
Thos. Allen, president Of the Iron Noun.
tain road, . petition was inHoducsd In
the Legislature on Wednesday, asking
that the title Of the read might be con-
Armsd 70 Mr.. Allen and his helm and a.
slgns by the Assembly. This b 70 free
The transfer from thss endless litigation
on tschnicslitiss which In connection With
such tfansactions Il frequently carried on
By psrsoas Of . msddlesoms turn Of mind.
Xr. Allen has advertised for bids for the
gubbing and grading necessary on the
Old line. which Wss a6oat twelve miles.
The rails VI The rood which we're torn up
some time since are now lying along
The road bed. TAs first fsssire
miles ssA,eA need title more than recon-
strueties. wiU Ss completed first after
,eAieA Il y propsssi b sxtsnt 10 reed nv
rsiies SartAsr vest. ( ~
This 10 good news 70 the people ofCsiro,
md Ne heps thsse may this time b
% clip bstwixt tho cut and the lip.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
febI3dlw

VIZ take pleasure in calling attention to
10 the card Of Messrs. Close and Vincent
commission merchants, corner eight street
and Ohio levee, which appears in another
column Of TME BULLETIN to-day. Both
those gentlemen are old residents Of Cairo,
and well-known business mon. They
make speciality Of plsster's hair, lime,
ssment, etc, ETC., which they will sell ut
wholesale or retail. We bsspesk for them
q liberal share Of the commission business
a we'll MS Of the local trade.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14
Cl0sing Dat Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
Ssady.nsde clothing, hsts, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale by =. Ned, ~, Ohio Lsvss, 1t AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his In.
tsntiea 70 close out in that line and en-.
bark sxclusivsly aud more skssnsivsly In
Ne furnishing goods aud merchant tailor
Ing business.
This closing out sale Furnishes N oppof'
tanisy 70 sseuss elothins cheaper thAs
ever before offered In this market.
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