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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-08

PoLITIcAL.-The executive committee
of jackson ward Republican club will
meet Tomorrow Tuesday) evening, at
Henry Moseley's, 703 Third street. at 8
n,clnck
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There IS no reason why those who are
not fond Of bacon should tolerate it, for
according to the proverb, only that which
"cant be cured must be endured.n
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& GEORGE w. CURTIS receives $40. .o0C
Q year for sitting in the easy chair = d
Harper's.
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l7l--lnvoI.
In THE DrSTR3CT COURT Of TIaE ifNt-
LIED STATES for The Eastern District of VIZ

gin a.
In the matter of B. G.. Warihen VS. B. H.
Warthen Bro banhrupts-n bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this Slh day of March 1873
To Whom il May Concern.---The undersigned
Stephen Hunter, of Richmond city Nir.
ginia, hereby gives notice of his appon tInpnt as
assignee OF the estate B. w. Warthen Bro
OF the county of Henrico in said district and
who was, to-wit, on the 1st day October,
a. d., 1873, adjndged bankrupt upon the
petition of their creditors by thel District Court
of the United States for said district.
Dated Richmond, The Sth day of March, 1873
STEPHEN HUNTER,
iv l5-Tu3w Asg,p,aa
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.

The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CRsTAuR LlNIMENT will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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BRICK POMERoY while making speech
in Texas was asked by listener "What
has the northern man done for Texas ?''
10 which he replied, "Taken the weeds out
Of your fence corners, raised vegetables,
planted fruit trees, built your largest and
best houses, imported your finest breed OF
horses and cattle, erected nearly every
machine shop. foundry, and mill you
have among you. They have minded
their own business, and have not
disturbed large audience by asking
foolish questions. They have striyen
by honest industry to keep out of the
sheriff7s hands and thirty feet ahead of the
tax collector" Too true, Brick, and
"better late than never" During the war
you told the southern people an entirely
different tale about northern men. We are
compelled, after reading your printed
speech, to give to the public once again
that well-known utterance:
While the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
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| NEW YORK, September Mrs. Merri
gan is reported TO have confessed to the po-
lice of Williamsburg that she murdered
Mrs. Hammill on Wednesday evening last.
Money was the motive. The body was
placed under the bed, and remained there
till Thursday evening, when Mrs. Merrigan
set fire to the room, in which the body was
subsequently discovered naked and scorch-
ed.
The police have found Mrs. Irving, the
wife Of John T. Irving, the self-confessed ac-
complice in the murder Of Nathan.
Bender, the Kansas Murderer.
New York, September 8.--A Kings
ton, New York, dispatch says a straggler
has been identified by lady residing near
AGRA, Greene county, as Bender, the Kan.
sas murderer. He stopped at her house
for something to eat, and when asked if he
was Bender hastily left for the mountains.
The mountains are now being searched.
The Graphic Balloon.
NEW YORK, September 7.--The balloon
for the transatlantic voyage, is ready to
start on Wednesday, and was last night ex-
hibited to the public.
Brick Works Destroyed.
ALBANY, September 7.-Parmer, New
ton u Co.'s Salamander fire brick works in
this city, were destroyed by fire tonight.
Loss, $4,000.
Moryss Pepil, arrested in Trenton, New
Jersey, for setting fire to the Fashion stud
stables, has made full confession.
John Mcconnell, aged Is, while asleep
on the roof of siX.story house on Null
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THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The lon
holiday Of the school children will no
end before the first of October. !,
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TIE ARTIST, MAYER Constant May
er the New York artist who painted the
two female figures exhibited in Nowlan's
store window, as that Of a young comedian
who will appear here this month, was born
in this city. When young his father re-
moved to New York city, and his son show
ing signs Of artistic taste he sent him to Eu-
rope where he studied in the best schools.
Many of Mayors relatives still reside
here
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN can afford
to To- be eccentric with an annual income Of
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POLICE CoURT.-A number Of cases
of minor import were disposed of in this
court to-day. The following, which
seemed to be the heaviest on docket, were
continued !: Sophia Lyneman, charged with
assaulting and beating Herman Haache,
and Toney Lyneman, charged with threat
ening to shoot him, were both bailed in the
sum Of $500 each for their appearance on
Wednesday. The case Of Edward Cox,
charged with breaking and entering the
dwelling-house of ADELAIDE Gary and steal
ing carpet-bag, &C., was continued until
tomorrow.
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REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE
CoMMITTEE.-The Republican State
Executive committee meets in this city
tomorrow.
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HUTLEs AND wAsHBURN.
Both Sides Claim to be Ahead.

hOuh ShHcS Oloinh 10 DO Aneau.
BOSTON, September 8.-The Journal 8
returns of delegates to the Republican
state convention give 299 for Washburn,
262 for Butler, and 25 doubtful.
The footings at the Butler headquarters
in this city make the delegates to the state
convention stand 3l6 for Butler to 293 for
Washburn.
WAsHBURN'S FRIENDS CLAIM A LAR
GER MAJORITY OF DELEGATES.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. September s.
The Republican now has returns from 742
delegates, nearly three-fourths of the
whole number to the Worcester conven-
ton, divided as follows: Washburp, 1914 /;
Butler. 319; doubtful and contested 20.
There are 359 delegates yet to be elected,
of whom As come from the four western
counties, Sc from Worcestercounty and 25S
25S from the eastern part the of state, ,62 each
from Essex and Middlesex counties. the
former of which is one of Buffers strong
holds. Of the 1O1 delegates to come from
the western part of the state the Republi-
can estimates Washburn will have nearly
three-fourths, and of the remaining 25S
about 125.
As Washburn has now clear majority
Of 46, giving Butler every doubtful vote,
The Republican considers him sure of
hundred majority in the convention but it
is quite likely to be $50, and may rise to
o00 sa
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, September 7.-The cortez on
Saturday discussed the appointment OF
chief executive power, Senior Ply Margall
made q speech defending his administra-
ton. Late in the afternoon the sitting
was suspended and was resumed at III b.
m. II lasted all night, and the house is
still in session. The election of Senior
Castelar, is considered certain. He is
looked upon in the cortez as the savior of
the country. On acceding to power he
will probably appoint Espartero general
issimo, Marshal Serene commander-in-
chief Of the forces in the north, and Gen
eral Concha captain-general of Catalonia.
The garrison Of Borgia, besieged by the
Carlists, threaten to eyacuate unless sup
plies arrive soon. gsN IS fsT
[LATER.l N q,
MADRID, September e.-The new min
istry was announced this morning, 1t is
constituted as follows: CASTELAR,. presi-
dent with portfolio; Carraiol, minister
of foreign affairs; Berges, minister Of
justice; Pedrega, minister Of finance ;
Ceryera, minister Of public works; Lieu.
tenant-General Sanchy Bregna, minister
of war Oriero, minister of marine Moi
zonove. minister of interior; Saber. min
lister OF colonies.
LONDON, September ga Spanish cor
respondent of The Standard states that
five men, sent from Madrid to assassinate
Don Carlos. have been executed at Estella.
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THE CANVASS.


JOINT APPOINTMENTS OF n. w.
HUGHES AND l.. II. CHANDLER.
cULPEPER @. H. Monday /" 10.
ROANOKE, GSaleml Thursday, ls.
GRAYsoN G. IT. Monday, %.
MADISON c. H. Thursday, 81
ACCOMAC c. II. Monday, 20.
FRANKLIN c. H. Monday, October 0.
Intermediate days in Patrick, Henry, franklin,
Pittsylvania and Halifax.
BoTEToURT, (Fincaste), Monday, October Is
ROCKINGHAM, (Harlisonburg) Monday octo-
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DYING Our. The locnsts in the trees
about the city are dying out pretty fast.
They made themselves heard In their day
and generation and ought to have rest
nnw
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FROM THE EARLIEST RECORDED TIME
it has been computed that it took nine tail
ors, including goose for each, to make a
man. In consequence Of the introduction
Of the sewing machine modern lexio-
graphers now assign eleven tailors and
one sewing machine as equivalent to one
ordinary specimen of male humanity.
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WASHINGTON.
The AmcrIcan-spanIsp Commissio

~-AAA~- -S---- ~A'.~-- 3XE- 0N'sA----.'"h~AAs
WASHINGTON, September 7.--The
American and Spanish commission have
thus far disposed of about ten of the
claims before it. The number pending is
one Hundred and eighteen, some of which
have been filed since May last. Several
are now before the umpire for his decision.
1t is said at the Office Of the commission
that the business would have been closed
eighteen months ago but for the difficulty
of obtaining evidence outside the limits Of
Havana. If the existing rules with regard
to the filing of printed memorials and ex-
hibits in both English and Spanish shall not
be complied with before the 1st of Novem-
ber the cases to which they relate will be
dismissed.
Rids for Federal HeaslstOnes.
WASHINGTON, September 7.-Lowest
bid for headstones for federal graves is
nine hundred thousand dollars. There are
over two hundred and fifty thousand iden.
titled graves.
Bids were opened at the quartermaster-
generals Office yesterday to furnish head
stones for the national military cemeteries.
There were quite q number Of bids re-
ceived, mostly all Of them accompanied by
samples Of stone proposed to be fur
nished. 1t is estimated that 253, ,0S8
stones will be required, 147,694 for the
known and 1865 for the unknown.
Congress at the last session appropriated
81 100000 TO pay therefor, aud the con-
tract will be divided among several of the
bidders, the elements Of durability,
decency and cheapness being considered in
selecting the stones. The secretary Of
war will examine all the bids and award
the contracts in a few days.
1t is said that anticipating the resignation
of Governor Cooke, the President has ten
dered the position to Edward Beale, a ma
tive of Washington, in connection with the
construction of wagon roads to California,
and grandson of Commodore Truxton.
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DE@ Ii. Moo OR M / q KS
MAMMOTH AUCTION
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I4I4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and M p. M
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds o
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., &c.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish t.
purchase any of the above named goods a
private sale, at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Conn
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales puuctually attended to-. jy 1-tf
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ENGLAND.
4 Demonstration Of I.aborIns Men.

LONDON. September S.--A demonstra-
ton IN favor Of the rights Of laboring men
was made in South London Sunday. There
was o large procession and meeting, at
which SIX thousand people were in attend
ance. @ a1
LONDON, September Sc A.. MA
special from Berlin TO The London Hour
says the Prussian government has decided
to recognize Bishops Reinkens. Baden and
Bavaria will. follow the example of
Prussia. '.at
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday about
five o'clock p. M, Charles Williams, aged
nine years, son of Mr.. w. w. Williams,
moulder at Cooks foundry, fell from a
pile Of lumber and cut himself over the
left eye SO severely as to cause death in a
few minutes. He and little colored girl
were playing se-saw on pile of lumber at
Gibson Il Brooks lumber yard, foot of
Sixth street, and the plank slipped and
threw them both eff. The colored girl
was severely bruised.
THE SUNDAY-SCHooL RECORD. The
first number Of The Sunday School Re
cord, a semi-monthly paper, edited by
George w. Arnistead, esq, Of this city,
is before the public. Its get-up is very
neat and creditable, and the matter, both
original and selected, eyinces decided merit
and taste. Methodism has a valuable
auxiliary i'll this enterprise. We cheer
fully recommend it to the patronage OF
Christian families and Sunday-school
workers.
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CITY NEWS.
THE HEPHILHARMoNrc ASSOCIATION.

THE EPHILHARMoNIC ASSOCIATION
This association, which is well known
to our musical public, having frequently
treated them to evenings of delightful
song, have in active rehearsal several most
beautiful pieces which they design rem
dering during fair week. We are graft
fled to note the decided Improvement this
association has made from time TO time
in the rendition Of the music they under
take, which, is always that of the best
composers. Richmond has as fine musical
talent, both male and female, as can be
found in any city Of its size throughout the
Union, and it is superior to that of many
cities. A majority of this male talent is
found in the ranks of the Richmond phil
harmonic association.
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ANOTHER wAsHBURN ESTIMATE,

ANOTHER WASHBURN ESTIMATE.
BOSTON, September s.-The Journals
returns for delegates to the state conven-
tion, so far as heard from at late hour to-
night, stand 418 for Washburn, 315 for
Butler, 80 doubtful. There are 1888 more
delegates to be elected. which will make
1,105, the number to be sent.
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Marine Disaster.

boat Vixen, Captain Daniel Perkins, was
run into by steamboat named Granite
State, in Hell Gate .at one o'clock this
morning, and cut her in two. Captain
Perkins was drowned, the engineer was
picked up by another boat and landed,
when he was found to be badly hurt about
the head
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WAsHINGToN, September 7.-Lowest
bid for headstones for federal graves is
nine hundred thousand dollars. There are
over two hundred and fifty thousand iden.
tilted oyaves
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BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


New YORK, September 8.-Stocks
active and irregular. Gold 112i. Money
z. Exchange-long, 1885, short, l09s.
Governments dull and irregular. State
bonds quiet and steady. t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20

Particular attention has been paid In the selec
tion Of our stock of CLOTHS, Cassimefes, Doe
skins, Tweeds, Bsttlsts. for Gents and Boys
Wear, for Spring and Summer Su Is.
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By W. Y. LEITCH 6 3. 8. BRUINS,

by We 1s LL11Oh o. Ss Ds DAsSNSS
Aucttoneers. {: sSsiTScti
II OPFz 6 SON VS.. THEOHARLKST0N
IL BOARD OF TRADE EFT AL 90 :: x;
By virtue OF the judgment OF the Hon. B. r.
Graham, Judge Of the First Circuit, in the above
case, viii be sold at the Rooms OF the Charleston
Board OF Trade, No. 1ol Heetinr street, Charles.
ton. 3: @, on TUESDAY, I'D April, ls1s, a. IL
: IIiih All that ' Iof, PIECE OR PARCEL OF IAHp.
with the Buildings thereon, situate. lying and
being on the west side OF Meeting street, near
wentworth street. to the north on Landinowaor
rhe west on Lands Of - Park, formerly OF =. D:
Winsow, TO the south on Lands OFF. p. ses9ni.
ous. now Of the Estate OF Suith Now ye 5Et and
70 the east Mee1g street being q
Purcells plat thereof. dated 1893; measuring and
containing on the north line l6s feet on the back
line 81 feet 3tnches. on the south Line 14l leet.
and on Meeting street 50 feet, and having sucn
the conveyance Of said lot by 3. D. WinsloM 70
smith MOwry, IT,, and recorded.tn ;t6isloUceof
the Register Of Mense C0nveyances for Charles
ton County, in Book 2, No. II, page 4so, VIII fnny
The said Real Ests'e will be sold frst. ,"rs.F
ALSO, = c.:c1
The following Personal Property in the Build
ss rs OAK S &C. Cane % seat oHAIRs. u Oak Case seat
Chairs (arm.) "a Chairs (stu1ed and covered With
green terry,i4 Chairs (stuied and covered VITA
crimson terry,) Arm Chair IN crimson tarIyJ
/ Double Stufied CHAIR lin crimson terry Liner
Covers for Crimson chairs, OAK Tables % less
long four feet wide,) Umbrella stand, Mamie
Eirrors. 6 sets window Dreperies. Cornices ana
Lace Curtains, 9 Newspaper RACKS, ~ Eews.
paper Sticks, Fancy InkstBnd. Gas Chsudeliefa,
complete with fxtures;) OAK Extenaion Tanles
OAK Round Tables, 9 Whist Tables, OAK Taole
marble top.l tIak Extension Table 81 3 Aaf6ie' s
pets atsTsK ya.dsl on Cloth tt4e ynfdsl Cana and
COCOA Mating lle yards Stair carpet S2s yards,
RODS and pads,) 8 WALTON and Velvet HagA!
MAILS, 10 window Shades, Large Slate, 40 Spit'
toons, Large Globe Lamps and Stands, SteP
Ladder, Coal Bod and Hardware. silver eai ;RlateJ
water Cooler, Goblets and Sl0p Bowl, walnut
DESK. 2 Billiard Tables and Fixtures. lyt.l
Terms or Sale-The personal property caSn on
delivery. The Real Estate, one.tnird casn; pal.
ance payable in two equal successive annual In.
stalments, with interest thereon at the rate OF
seven per cent. per annum. payable annually,
secured by bond or bonds OF the purchaserand
mortgage OF the premises, the buildings 70 be In.
yured and policy OF insurance assigned. Pur:
chaser to pay for all requisite papers.
ANDREW SIMONDS,
GEO. 4. CAMERON,
mchao,sprs22 trustees.
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GETTYSBURG
WATER

It hes been demonstrated, by series OF prac.
cal experiments conducted by eminent physicians
and aiIested by thousands OF graft ful people who
nave been relieved from their sunerlngs by lts
use that the GETTYSBURG RATALYSlNE
WATER IS the nearest approach to q SPECIFIC ever
discovered for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Iut, Gravel, Diabetes Kidney and Urinary
Diseases generally. 1t restoi es muscular power
to the paralytic. L cures Liver Complaint, enron
ic Dlarrhes, Piles. Constipation, Asthma, ca.
tarrh and BroDch .tls, Diseases Of the skin, Gen.
eral Debility, and Nervous prosiratlon from men
tai and physical excesses. 1t 10 the greatest an
tldote ever discovered for Excessive Eatlug or
Drinking. 1t cOrrects the stomach, promotes d.
gestion, and relieves ihe head almost lmmedlate.
iy. No household should be without It. Every
hotel should keep It on hand.
aSrFor history Of the Springs. for medical re.
ports OF the power OF the water over disease, Tor
marvellous cures, and for testimonials from dis.
tInguished men, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents,
No. 2?7 South Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Spring Company.
For sale BY DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
And Druggists generally. feb26-tuths3mos'
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A UCTTON SALE.-DESIRABLE PHOS-
a PHATE FERTILIZER or other Factory Site.
nlss TSe pndersigned will oer for sale In Charles.
ton. at public outcrV, at the east end o. Broad
stree, on THURsDAY, the l7sb day OF April next,
a. The n VT ENTIRE WORKS recently erected by the
Farmers' Fertilizer Company OF South Carolina,
situated lea than Q hat mile beyond the cofpo'
rate limits OF the City Of Charleston.
These consist Of new eighty horse power En-
gtne in complete preservation, 10, brick engine
house. The Machinery, such as Elevator, Crush; rush
ers, Grinders, Mixer, Shafttng, &C., &C, puiIt
In q substantial threestory tin roof house, Oh -
by 90 feet n size The Tract consists OF 1Ve aclos
OF hieh and seventeen OF low land. navlng Eo01
outlets In the fee simple OF q tWenty-loot pisna
Toad and a graded roadbed for railway on Gne
aiIe and Ine wharf Oh Ashley River on lts o'les ,ss
or western side 1t adjons and Sonneos Slees ~ ~
means of these roads with the South Cafolns r1a
the Northeastern Railroads, and s tnus ~ aIS
DISQUALIFICATION with the interior OF tns s'a'e ~"
~ Ina Southern and Southwestern ssess.
VI This StT nresents rare opportunity 70 capisas
,or the fncenion OF any Fertilizer or osaer @ nv
fscnrIns enterprise, with arstass Is ss nn Hne
tse heat or MACHINERY easily adapteo 70 any paa'
posse rnrther particulars apply In person or BY
III aHt 70 ou + DRAYTON FORD, keI Estate Broker,
Man Ma "a a. Rroad street, Charleston, 8. Q. mcne'tn
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Drp Goo6s. &e.
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1 8 Z 3.
SPRING.!
PURCHGoYT, BENEDICT & CO.,
NO. 275 KING STREET,
(NEARLY OPPOSITE HAsEL,)
Respectfully announce their grand opening OF
very large and choice selected stock Of SPRING
GOODS. viz:
Black and Colored Taneta SILKS
g Black and Colored Gros Grain
E AL the new shades Of Colored Silks
2 I Splsr did silk fur evening wear
6 Foil Lines Of Fancy and Japanese SilEs
z all Colors and Shades OF Grtsf lie SILK. ,.
Plain and satin Striped Black and Colored Silk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AeW.
q; Fun Lines OF LenOs, Japanese, Grenadines
2 Spring Popllps, Mohair Goods, Mozambiquea
q The new styles OF Alpine Japanese
Full Line OF new styles Linen Dress GOODS
z Mourning Goods In all grades, ,,,..-,o .,s
Newest fashions in Satin striped Ylctor1a ana
Piques, Mulls swlsses, Nainsooks, Plain and Plaid
RufiIng and Tucklng in Lawns and oambrics
Full Line OF the new Shades Of Trimming, Scarf
and sash RIBBONS, never before IN style-some
thing new.
Full and excellent assorted stock Of TIES:
Scarfs, Nj ok Handkerchief, all In the newest
styles and shades.
Full stock OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS and Hat
Jet Ornaments.
HANDKEROHIEFs, Lisls Thread, Silk and Taf-
feta GLOVES.
Full Line of hosiery and NOTIONS carefully
selected to suit this market. introducing all the
novelties.
Particular attention has been paid in the selec-
skins, Tweede Battlsts for Gents and Boys
Wear, for Spring and Summer Su ts.
AL kinds Of LINEN, DUCKS. DRILLS &c.
Oar CLOTH DEP ARTMENT Is the largest and
beat selected ever brought to this market. being
speciality.
Our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT comprises the
latest styles Of PEOaLEN Lawns, Muslins, Dress
Linens, Sheetlngs, shirtngs. Prints. Table lam
asks. Towels, Napkins, Fronting Linens, Dimites,
Piano and Tablecovsrs, in all sizes, Flannels,
Quilts, DC.
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UPHOLSTERY and CARPET

DEPARTMENT.
Full Lines Of WINDOW SHADES, Lace and Dam.
ask Curtains
Hair Cloth, Furniture Damasks, Reps, &c.
Tapestry Body and Velvet carpets, at reouceo
prices
Ingrans and Co ton and Hemp Carpets, at re-
All widths Of American aud English OIL Cloths
White. Checked and Figured hat'ings' rom 20
81 Our Carpet and Upholstery Department is
In charge OF q competent man, whose WorK Will
be guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
To the Trade we are offering the best selected
Stock OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
MILLINERY AND WHITE GOODS.
STRAW GOODS, 60,
At Prices to compete with any Jobbing House
North.
The display OF our SPRING GOODS will De at.
tractive and complete, as all GOODS naVe peen
selected with the utmost care.
Respectfully yours,
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT 6 co.