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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

THE ERIE BALLOON. The recent
enormous imitation Of Erie stock is said
to have been adroitIy engineered by a
ring. in which Jay Gould, Dan. Sickles
and General Grant are leading parties.
The New York World devotes near two
columns TO the subject, and says the
trick by which Jay Gould was claimed to
have been defeated and ousted from the
Presidency, made him profit OF over
"a. O00 600. What amounts were real.
'zed by others in tho plot, or whether he
shared his vast profits with his confede.
rates. is matter Of conjecture.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

FACTS FOR THE SINGLE-A French
philosopher has lately brought to light
some curious sOcial statistics compiled
from the records Of eleven wears in
France, Belgium and Holland, relative
10 the longevity Of married and single
men, which furnish fresh proofs of The
danger Of living. 1t uppeurs TINT mar
ried men, between the ages Of twenty
i've anu thirty years. are fur more apt TO
live than unmarried men, the ratio of
deaths being i'll their favor, us four to
ten nnd-n-lmlf in every 1000 parsons
Here is a powerful argument for early
marriages il tho law Of self-preservation
becomes their nuvocAte; but little fur.
tter development Of the records sho M
that ut the same ago widowers die ut the
rute OF twenty-five in every | 900. being
twice as pcrishnble as their unmarried,
brethren. When tho age advances to
between thirty and thirty five yenrs The
case is reversed. Married men die at the
raie Of elcven aud single men only five
III cvcry l,000, the latter nearly recover
inH the ground lost III the previous somi-
decade. Uutottnnato wldowcrs, how
ever, ure still at ~ disadvantage, dy ing ut
tho ratio OF nineleen in every 1000.
These figures open wide field tor draw
iug ihfcrcnces and moral lessons. Evi-
IDENTIFY dangers hedge about tho life of
man, but the chief aud most apparent
warning conveyed by the facts of The
Case ID the necessity OF a mans carefully
preserving tue life Of wife. if ho hus
Que, since her loss increases by abuut
four -fCl III the immineuce Of al end to hjs
nsn career.
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BUFFALOES.

REGARDLESS OF the fact that the live In
dians OF The West and the Ku Klu1 OF the
South are in the city, BUFFAI.OES hayo
made their appearance also.
Now is the time for grand buffalo hunt.
Tho "Indian Girl' will act al guide.
March so
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

IAE LESSON OF LIFE. "A worthy
Scotch couple. when asked how their
son had broken down so early in life.
gave the following explanation: "When
NO began life together, We worked hard
and lived upon porridge md such like.
gradually adding to our comforts as our
means improved, until we were able To
dine oil bit OF roast meat, and some-
times a bolt chickie. (chickep;) but
Jack, our son. he worked backward, and
began with the chickie first"
A good story is told of st. Louis
nobby dry goods clerk who attended a
lance III the rural district few evenings
since. He wore Cheviot shirt. and
pnt on q great many airs. He was some.
what taken down, however, whom he
overheard one country lass say to an
other, That St Louis chap slings on q
heap OF style for feller that wears a
bed-tick shirt"
THE PAPA1 Counr AND BE1a1um
Dnrlng discussion iu the Belgium Cham
Der on the desirability of returning a
minister at the Papal Court, the belief
was declared, on behalf of the Govern.
ment, that the minister should be re-.
tanned 'to defend the moral and reli.
eious interests OF tho majority of the
Belgium population"
Twenty-Five of the girls employed at
the cotton faotory in Nashville, Tenn. :.
were recently poisoned with verdieris.
by drinking tea from q pewter pot. All
but three nre now out of danger.
An hSnest country parson, who. in tho
time OF greut drought. was desired to
pray for rain, answered.: ell willingly
do 1t to oblige you, but it is to no p1r-
pose while the wind in in this quarter"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

The Portland people arc talking OF
Neal Dow for Mayor. The Golden Aqt
says that some OF the people of that city
are no enamored Of cold water that they
wonld vote for hydrant could it be pu,
in clothes and made to run.
An Indian ngent s,ys that chidrcn's
hymns are very popular among tho In.
dlans, and that The most savage snvmges
sing them upon The war-path Now ]
lay me-" must be very touching with u
war. whoop ncc0mpaniu ent.
Tilted lover in Mobile. Aln., stole
the presents he had gwen The ficklo fair
one while she was being married to bis
successful rival. He is in iuil.
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A Cleveland saloon-kecper is the mas
ter of O tnme cock-rouch, which comes
Mt his call and capers about over the
cracker dish, to tho tiuklipg of - spoon
III IL champagne glass.
Tilted Aikansas lover being mucl,
'cnt up" by his r.j-'ctiun. literally cut
ont his successful rival with bron,l-nxc
last week, md then went and uxcd the
lady again.
Twenty nno churches have hncn ,lo-
,troyo.l by fire in tho Wes!rrn States
durug February. Thut is JUS. one u
day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

N. c. Seed Corn.
HAS been seleated with caro- for thirt,
Ii years. A few bnshc's for sale by
March LOKICK & LDWKANCE.
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0Ov0RDn0 emit D00QRltlOa.
Jay Oooke q 90. furnish the f0lloving -
00FkesO TO.aay.

BlLiINoHH, Dec. si.-yireinis sixes, oonsoli
Gated, e4A do registered, 81; do Detached counsna
so West VIZ Eniss ., lsss bid 20 day.
btaLflAoaI; Dec. A.-Cottea quiet but arm. Low
S .,.sh S Flour strong snd IN good dsnsnd
yhite shcics and amber %. pa 81: red western
SiSsyi -; amber ses,ern, "a. Corn quiet; white
I'm, u. 0Ats steady: southern. 50: western mixed
pWneh.nssd rrSsisicns quiet and . shsds iirmsr
Mees pix. lSa)sf, the latter jobbips lots. Bulk
rsssst;nshoslasr', AZ rib sides, skas clear
shs ulders, tk.sh rib sides: 7,fa7 clear rib sdss
., nsns, new Hsis; Lard IhaS. Western butter,
NEw foRx. Dec. H.-Stocks dull. Gold steady,
ia. Money tight. q to 9. per cent per day
Exehangt, long "a; short. io1s. Governments dull
and esdJ. Virginia IS, Is; new, 50. North Caro-
Corn steady.
LoHDe ;. Dec. 81, II . M Consols opened at sls.
sY1 for M ney and 9lAaelZ for aecoun.. Beads
a. !os ss Ok r;s h lS'1' ga; 1905, 50; new
I0NDoN, Dec 81, p. m.-Ths rate for money
st the stock exc hapge ON governDent securities 10
higher than the bank rate by = per cent. Erie, 5O.
lss1, w. '-N ''~' VI
PARIS, Dec. sl-Rentes opened q! 8, francs IS
Confines. ~
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THE WEATHEK.

",
WAsHIHeToN, ID. O., Dec. 81, 1872, ii a.ra.S
SYNOPSIS ZOE PAST rwRNTY-DOUR HouRs-
The pressure has diminished over the southern
middle and New England states. 1t has in
creased from Kansas to upper Michigan and
minnesota, with northerly to westerly winds.
falling temperature and partly cloudy weather.
cloudy weather. with snow, is now prevailing
rom northern Ohio and lower lake region east
ward over New England. Cloudy weather,
with rain, from Virginia, New Jersey and south ,
ern Pennsylvania westward to Illinois Missouri
and Tennessee. Partly cloudy weather and
light winds over the south Atlantic and gulf
states. The temperature has risen from lower
michigan to the western gulf, and eastward to
the Atlantic. "
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England lisht to
fresh southerly winds, veering to westerly, with
ram over southern portion and snow over NORTH
ern. For middle states, light to fresh, variable
winds, cloudy weather and rain, except, proba-
bly,, snow for northern New York For south
Atlantic states, cloudy weather and light to
fresh easterly to southerly winds. For gulf
states, easterly to southerly winds, cloudy
weather, and probably rain. For Tennessee
and Kentucky, cloudy weather and rain, with
southerly winds, probably shifting to northerly.
From Minnesota to eastern Kansas, aud east
ward over the lake region and to the Ohio val
ley, northwesterly to northeastery Winds fall
ing temperature, and clearing but partly cloudy
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-31

Paterson, n. j., is greatly agitated over the
question OF mixed schools. The board of edu.
cation Of that city had lively discussion OF the
matter last Friday night, which continued un-
al midnight, and finally, according to the New
York Herald, reached q stage that was almost
cred hot" Two eolored children had pre-
viOusly been admitted to the public schools
there, and recently Q couple Of lots were pur-
chased and preparation begun for the building
OF colored school, but proceedings were
stopped, with the idea that such a building
would not be necessary, from the way things
were going. To complicate matters still more
petition was received on Friday night from
some cOlored people, asking the establishment
or a coiored evening school, the applicants not
desiring 20 90 10 the white schools. This was
hns'iy referred to committee, and one OF the
commissioners, to settle the matter, moved that
" In the sense OF this board the colored children
have perfect right to attend the same schools
and clssses, and enjoy the same privileges in
all respects az the whites" This provoked an
excited discussion, but finally the matter came
10 direct vote, and Was passed by a large ma
jOrity, only two or three members opposing it.
During the continued existence of the prejudice
that prevails upon both sides, many deem it An
h-sdyised arrangement, particularly a. both
coloTs objected to il; but the principals Of pri-
vate schools are delighted with 1t, as they ex-
Teet to see great falling Off Of the attendance
AZ the public schools, and general resort to the
ITivste institutions OF learning. The worst of
d =, the color pref udice happens to be strongest
p. the class who cannot AFFORD to send their
- idren 10 private schools. and numerous chill
zen are thus likely 10 gr0S up without any
=, ueation at all.
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washinston Sets the hall Of Improve,
Hmemt ROllfnR

It IA curious fact tina. Washington, from
being btrated from one end Of the Juntry to the
other as the most sloveniy, fossilized and unat-
tractiye Of cities, 4. now. in consequence of the
vast Improvements entered upon here, taking
rank a pattern to be both commended and
followed. The papers-north, south, east and
west-sll have good word to say in recognition
OF the city's wonderful progress; and the follow
ing from Richmond paper-the DispateA-
sheWs that the infection OF development and
IMPROVEMENT sent from here has reached that
city:
''The people of Washington, and not the eov-
err ment, are improving that city. What war
rants tteir vast expenditure Of money in improy-
ing place which might well be improved at the
ton, the enhancement Of the value of PROPERTY
through the agency of the Improvements made
Sy the money raised by taxing the people. OF
course this makes the example more pointed and
striking. Washington, so far from being An
exception TO the general rule, Is exactly an
example TO the very point Of the argument we
nave been r long addressing to the people OF Rich
mono. The people OF city may increase their
wealth by improving their town-by increasing
its comforts and the facility Of communication
De1.een its extremes Nothing else pays such Q
and systematic Improvement In the grades OF
streets and in the general ornamention of a CITY
brings directly the remuneration to the city
government Tor every dollar expended, and
dlhuses amongst the people more than ample
reward for every cent paid in taxes towards such
Improvements.
Washington 10 solid example. Look at it,
rapid growth. The govern ment has not done
IL ALL The people OF the city have achieved IL,
IN great degree, by their own energy, forecast
and hberslty. They have done wonders. and
their present plan Of grading and general i'm
Provement viii, in ten years, make their city one
OF the grandest on the continent. We make the
PREDICTION with no doubt that il will be verified
The people Of Washington show something Of
TIE sagacity OF Napoleon. He extended the
boulevards around Paris, giving the property
holcers ten per cent. upon the value of their
property before the improvement and taking
Tor the government all excess. The result was
immense gains 10 the government from the en-
HANGED value and rents of the improved prop
erty. The example was gocd, and all cOmmu-
mites which judiciously follow il will be re-
warded by a similar result"
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How fallible is human wisdom. Here, for
some months, we have all been clamoring
"HaDg him!" Chang him." for the protectioi,
OF society against murder, and now it turns out
that Wright, the last murderer at Washington,
had been greatly interested in recent murder
trials in that city, and had actually witnessed
TWO executions. Within year there have been
fourteen murders in the District of Columbia
ana IN siN weeks three executions. In Heavens
name, what IL to be done? How mai.y execu-
lions are necessary to insure the moral reform
OF the average spectator? ftwo won't sufic
will three?-SPrinQfeld republican.
Not two, nor three, nor half a dozen, nor
twenty, nor any number of executions will
lave any eject in lettering murderers, IL the
baDgings are sIasmOdic, and contingent not
upon the guilt or innocence of the accused, but
upon the temper OF the public. Once let il be
settled I'll at the law will have its way with all
sssassins. OF whatever class; that murderers
will be hanged speedily 1hether they are rich
Ia money and friends, or penniless and friend
less that the punishment will promptly and
certainly follow the crime; and if then there is
no perceptible diminution in the number of
murders, the opponents OF capital punish msnt
twhO are themselves responsible for much of
the mischief now will have better ground for
argument than the mere fact that the hanging
q enc Murderer out Of ten or a hundred does
not deter other slayers. Granting what they
claim, the fact remains that for every murderer
hanged the community is safer that much at
least. Even now, after three recent executions
IN this city, the other men charged with murder
Go not seem to realize that it is anything more
than the result of a elimination OF popular in
dlgEstion against murderers; that the public
will be satsfied with two or three examples
and each man OF them thinks his own chances
Of saving his neck are good. This is the direct
result CT the hopes held out to the condemned
nen at every step OF their progress through the
courts and to the end, and il encour ages Others
to commit crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-31

France may be q republic, and theoretically
have freedom OF speech, but practically 1t ISN'T
safe to call the President . "stupid fool" rs
one OF the sovereign people found to his cost
when he applied that epithet to President
Theirs. In the shaking OF lambs tail he was
in the hands of the police and locked up In Jail,
where at last accounts he was still lodged, nurs-
5nE his reflections on the amount of freedom
gained In substituting Theirs for Napoleon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-31

ne Boston AdrertiseT discOurages the idea oil
go. Boutwell, leaving the cabinet, and says that
81 his IL his determination he will retire not
q = against the we'll known wishes of the
"'csident, "but to the regret of the Commercial
"'d business public. Remaining there he would
h.Fe 10 rival" but as a candidate for the sena-
i"iship he comes into competition with others
e. equal legislative experience and capacity,
those election at this time would be Of equal
vantage to the state and the country And
ten the Adrertissr goes on to suggest that Mr.
Dawes Is just the man for the senatorship. The
Massachusetts, papers generally, however, seem
to think that Mr.. Boutwell, has the inside track
I0r that position
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FINANCIAL AND COMuKIUAL,

The New York money market yesterday vas
stock brokers being Of one per cent. Der day
in aedi ion 20 per cent. per annum. Mercan-
tile paper was dull and nominal. By the latter
part OF the week there ought TO be lower rates
ment In the market thenceforvard. The stock
market was dull yesterday, Pacific Mail and
Erie being weak, and the rem alnder Of the list
heavy.
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SMAIL POX. SMALLPOX
A PREVENTIVE AGAINST SMALL POX.

During my travels in various countries in Europe
have had vast experience among cases OF small
pox, and have become acquainted with q woudsrful
discovery, consisting of q compound which, il used
according to directions printed the bottle will be
safeguard against the of this Icathsome
disease, known as small pox. My preventive has
been tried and owed success in hundreds of cases
and Is warranted to accomplish what is here re pre-
sented. The more vaccination, in many cases, pro-
duces result contrary to what Il intends Take the
snt1 epids mic, you can sleep in the same house or
room with the sick. who may be suffering with the
disease, without any fear or results. Ii can at
resent be procured only at my residence, No I32
Pernsylvania avenue east. Price, 81 per bottle.
- DR. NJ. ANGLES,
p. S-Dr. Angles will attend TO calls III made
when the sy stem is first attacked with the disease
and viii make no charge to those are unable 10
gay. d28 ST.
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? = = n o v Z ID.
DR.. W. n. BARRETT.
list,

dns Removed 70 o. iSSS 4 street n. W., oornse
tth street. e. IL
~IS IT NECESSARY TO WORRY about Con-
w tagfoHs diseases when We have near ct hand
prev eutive whose qualities have been con-
h.msd by more than twenty years Of success In
smAll Pex and other eseeses threatsa to spread 90
RAPIDLY l. censequsnce Of the extreme severity Of
the weather, Il Ia Of the greatest Importance to
build NJ our cor situations, in order 20 resist ard
hsht against all the kinds Of Iernicto.s influences
tie 90 call too strongly the attention Of the public
on this yery important point, that the uss Of Bit
tiers prepared with the greatest according to
the principles OF the medical art and which, in con
Sequence q thsr setion on the blood. stomach, liver
contestable results. Moreover, e 80 90 agreeable
to Il taste that there is no q nc which be
pared 70 thsn. II you want to be convin eed 20 TO
,oui dTusei.f; and ask for Pr, !. 9. BsRfRAAg
LONG LlFE BifrERs: efertryi ing them ron win
sil Away with all other Kind Of msdiene. dec3S ly
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ELFAohzo YOUNos . Co,
GROCERS.
PRICES REDUcFD FOR rry pArs esLr

fhNfs hfDCCfO FOX TEN DAYS oSEY
SUGARS.
tBEsT NEW roRK BR.Ypsg
eS.,s 80, nea .----'---.---l1,. ots. psr %.
S5S:ssa .-:...-.-.--------.--I, g. sss
l. TisSi Tsiisr '0s.rly -Gi.s1ii CO.. s 81 r.
Geo sGsiity-----------..-.-..--....ll CO. per N.
London 1. Nyers, Imperial O.ois.,. H. &. PEI ~.
Blue Bah sss, Ilnoss lshss.s, sad eli the sssss
brands in q rye sspPh' prices Moderate.
f1aas. very aHs l.. ls s CO: per y ~
NUTS.
fesans .-.--. --'--------------..-.ls cts Per ID
Msno,,..-- -, 10 %. per ssr -.
Dix he OF MI Ssd nuts Ia On. 60 pr 10
CANDIES.
Heari, enc ton Of, hoice selected FRFNoH o.u
o thc-e purchasing Arse quantities for psrrsss
'"'''' ''' Cl DER.
fun car load on hand Of the hnsst quality ever
brought 10 THE city.
NO MoLAssEs, o. asuPsricr saaiity.
MoLLEKs DIAMOp. DAP srkUf.
APPLA'S.
tAIL SKw IoRK fRUIrJ
GREkKINos,
0iLLfLeT 10 nsp swsrs.
". y. BUTTER.
One Ton Just received.
Our seps gs supply q gcos; IN our I. s .a.s..
ably low prices tor ies days only.
ELPHOHzO YOUNGs q o..
GRocERs,
u EEpsss;; MASONIC TEMPLE. -
The HOLIDAYS
1872 and 1873.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HoLLDAY Gooss,
THE LARGKsT STOCK EVER BRKsuursp
TO TIE PEOPLE OF wAsHIsGroH.
TIE BEST GOODS,
GREAT VARIETY, AND Low PRIuEst
CHR. RUPERT.
IMPORTER,
to3 SEVENTH STREET,
Between and u,
H:ssVsd gSS q. ;ss ssSlaS :ss
Germany, Frsnoe, aud England, the largest ana
FANCY GOODSI
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY
They were selected in Paris, Vienna, Bohemts
sHltzerisnd, and other places u upon the O.u-
tfnent Of Europe.
They consist In part Of
FmSrcssrss sT1saersd ShSir and sois ou.hiyus:
vas; Carved Brackets, Hat and Towel Rsrks.
hniued Morstsd Goods, OF ell descriptions: R,he-
. ian Vases and Ornaments in great variety: M1s,-
Cal Cf ar ttsnds snd Boxes; Opera Glasses a Pearl
snd Ivory; French Perfumery 10 great yariefv.
fortemonnaies. Card Cases Writing Desks; Dress.
rs Seses, work Boxes and Work stanss: Dolls Of
all descriptions; Masks, embracing eli charsctsr..
hoek, eSring, and Hobby Horses, PrOrellers.
sselsns, WAGONS, Wheeiosrrows, &c, &c, &C.
Mr.. RUPERT having purchased this immense
stoek direct from the leading manufacturers OF
Europe, IL READY 90 sell them low a. the s.ns
class q goods be had Of any house in the CITY al
New York. ny
Mr.. RUPERT offers great Inducements 20 mr.
ohAseIs Ladies coDtem hole ing shoald
not Isn 70 examine his stock. Those who desire 90
avoid the large crowd usually 81 Rupperts durina
the Holidays, would do well 20 make tkeir selss-
tions At once. dlslG
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=. u JUG. odCn.
20 Finest quality Peas at 3Oc each,
Best quality Mibce Neat, l5c. per Id,
Firkin Butter, lbs. for Si.
Print or Roll, Sc. per Id.
Mine lbs Leaf Lard, 81.
purchasing elsewhere.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOB SALE-An established DASH BUSINESS
= apd long lease; centrally located. Ina uirs At
mcOLkLLAE's Steam Mill, la street, between
ID and northwest. d3I .6tS
nRU0 SI0RE FOB RENf-With FIXTURES
" complete, on New York avenue, between SIN
low to reliable party. Apply to W. L. McKEAN,
next door It,
E0R SALE-A TOBACCO STORE, with com
Fixtures, &C. Good stand, sol 9th street north.
west: Price $40. For further particulars ipG uire
OF W. 4. CHENOWITH, agent Atlantic Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, at above address, or q EO
mATTIHGLY, sos 9Th street. ds, as
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@YOUNG MEHp CHRISTIAN AsSOOIAU
Wy Corner 9th and D streets,

Circulating LieraTy Terms: 81 pr year; q per
and Religious Papers and Magazines. Psrlors, free
60 ALL With use Of piano, organ, chess and cheQusrs
Daily Prayer Meetings ct i3:i5, s, and D. m. Sab,
bath services q $50 2. m short addresses. SAB
corner llth and streets, at 30 O'Clock. dalI
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-. 100 MARKET SPACE,
roRr1Gs AND 6ee oS rsTso f Esu,-.
AND FANCY Gk0OERIES,
HAHANA IND yALENCA ORlNGES.
IHB FINEST FIGS AND RAISINS.
E4TRA LARGE MALAGA GRAPES
CALFORA PEARS, FRENCH PRUNES
100 BARRkLS SELECTED APPLES.
10 BARRkLS CRANBE6RLES, EXTRA.
FANCY 6ROCERIEs.
finsst old BkAnDI, Imported and oslifornis
MN mhnnhS q kyA and 9Ih, Mixed FREkCH DAN:
FRUITS Just arrived
Large stood Of STAPLE GROCERIES, at the very
lowest prices. d2l-lm
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CORSET FACTORY.
HOOPSKIRT FACTORY
UNDERGRADUATES.
HOSIERY DEPOT.
KID GLOVE DEPOT.
HUMAN HAIR DEPOT.
AGENCY FOR
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
SEVENTH STREET,
Cd uanl between ID and T.