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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TILE YACHrs AT ANCHOR.

Newport. Aug. 22.-The NewYork yacht
men are again enjoying day OF leisure except S -
,nterrunted by preparations for tomorrows regatta
By the majority little preparation Is needed' ou' 'n'ie
arc few Of the yachts not quite in sailing TRIM and
Yesterdays breeze proved serious for one or two OF
the Yachts in the squadron. All repairs viii easily
no CONNECTED this afternoon and the race tomorrow
prouises TO be q splendid contest The topic OF con
vcrsaton last evening was the for the Bennett
Challenge Cups in which the time made had been mis-
unnrecedented-forty miles in hours % minutes and %
secondsthat is the Madeeine's record-and that too
when the course was sraghtaway but 20 miles ana
return. The race tomorrow Will be that for the
Douglass Cups, one being awarded to the fastest
schooner the other to the sOOp The cups are
OF the same value as the Bennett cups, namely, $500
each The race will differ from that OF yesterday, mas
much as the cups are 10 DO awarded without re-
gard for time allowance The Newport Citizens cup
will not be offered tins There Is stu possibility
OF the feet OF portion OF It, visiting MGrth8s vineyard
next week. gig race Will take place TINS afternoon
between the crew Of the ResOlute, the winners IN
Wednesdays race and the Of the Columbia, which
that occasion by the breaking OF an oar
The flags are flying at half-mast today upon all tne
yachts Of the squadron out OF respect 10 the memory or
the late Arson D. Livingston OF the Oldest members
of the Club The splendid OF yesterdays regatta
and the bright prospects Tor tomorrow are rendering
these last days of the cruise in every enjoyable and
the yachtsmen will experience some compensation at
least for the head Winds the eastery storms, and the
bOsterOus which have made the cruise remarkable
for uncertainty.
LATER-At the meeting Of the yacht owners IL was
decided not TO break thc cruise tomorrow night as
first intended The yachts VIII sail for Marthas
pressed their intention 10 leave the squadron at this
point but nearly all the large sch0Oners pledged to
sail for the Vineyard The gig race set down Tor to-day
did occur the ResOute crew refusing 10 accept the
(OlumDlda challenge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The wooden wedding Of Miss Maggie Mitchell,
the actress. waSsaely celebrated, at Long Branch Mr.
horse.
Nj. WE, Fleyd is engaged in the dramatic
companyss Nt'vickers Iheater, Chicago Mr. Mevicker
il forsse "A thus securing the services OF one OF the
best hghOcomedians III America
Miss Plessy MOrdaunt, late of the Union
sonae Theatef will not return 10 England, preyi
Sfa,es under the management Of Mr. :. Genese.
Miss Agnes Ethel will, probably, fill an en-
,sagemet the Union square Theater ~ the Spring OF
anywhere and she will appear, If at all, in new play
Among the idle rumoIs now current is one to
the effect that Mr. Booth viii personsie Aaron Burr IN
a play concerning that Statesman. THIS Is totahf un-
fohm6ed - an invention OF the nend who makes the
personal paragraphs
Miss Give, who recently made her debut at
the Queens Theater London IN the part-a mere trfe
o. eSinner-of Constance III King John" has. we
observe retired from the stage, in consequence OF
severe attack Of Rheumatism.
An exhibition of Msrionettes, imported from
Fnrooe by Mr.. John l.. McDononsh. Will shortly be
given New York at Kobinsons hall IN siteenthSt
comic opera and are funny
Mr.. Wybert Reeve will appear at the Olym-
mic Theater on the occasion OF the production OF inc
Woman in White" Count Foseo part that ne has
scted with marked success, throughout England Two
new English actresses Will also appear IN that play
Mr.. Boucieault has revised, altered, partly
rewritten, and improved ms pay , oi -, ad
better form. series OF SATURDAY morning
Of this play the 9th inst ut "aack Ineater'
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe, who has been
travelling In France and Switzerland THIS sumner ar.
rived in New-YOrk recently; hr. Rove an mas
written a new drama-On a fresh SUBJECT ana Win
more than commonly ambitious purpose,-or one OF tne
| New-York tbeaters.
Among theatrical arrivals are those OIL Mr.
and Mrs. Florence Mr.. Marx smith, MT =, hng,
| Lydia Thompson Mr.. Sam Colye, Miss Ada Beaumont
-of the London Opera Comioue-Mr j. n. Elnne.' anu
also divers members of Miss Thompson bures9ge com
many Mr. John Lancaster, IT,, OF Manchester Ehsiaho
"a gentleman well known III theatrical eHeIess d. 'hc
| Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
LEE PARK RACES.

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug. 22.-To-day was
the third and day of the Lee Park The
shone brightly, and the track in good condition
The first purse was OF $500 for horses that
trotted better than three minutes 500 to the first $50 to
the second $50 to third and $40 TO the fourth There
were ten entries, and eight horses started The first two
heats were won by Lena b. in 7:49s and 2 the third
by Lady Dexter in G43; the fourth, fh and sixth by
Dick 2I2 24 and 1854 The ?;l6 race was for purse
Of $500 $3.50 to the rst s125 the second SIS to the
third and $50 TO the fourth There eleven entries,
but only eight horses started MOie Clark sold first
choice in the pools and won in three straight heats.
Time-2S7! 235. and 1884 Five entries were made for
the third and last race, and four horses trotted. The
purse was for $780, 500 to the first horse 500 to the
second $40 to the third aud $50 to the fourth. Tom
Kceer owned by John l. Baker OF Seneca Falls, IN
three straight heats. 1fme-230t, 2.30 and 229. Spot
ted Colt took second prize, and VIM. Ii. Allen third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
A CRYING CLERK.

John +. Robbins. CustOm-hOuse broker Of
No 10 Exchange-pace, sent his CLERK, Lotus Francis
age a. OF No 5sl Nnthaye. TO the Metropolitan Bank
Yesterday morniug 20 collect gold check ior sI10 10
in the name OF Eldridge, Durham & Co. OF NO $40
Broadway The clerk received a gold certificate FOR
e. GOO four for $500 each for 500 eacn, SS so III
gold COIN and Is cents in silver On his return to the
office he began 10 cry, and then, producing the CON-
stated that he had either lost been robbed OF the
certificates Detective Sampson OF Police Headquarters
WAS on duty with Detective Bennett in Wal-st aud,
being called to attend TO the case, they learned
thar the young man employed by Mr.. Robbins
obopt nine months ago. soon after his arrival
from ireland He failed give satisfactory aceoun!
Of himself aud taken to Police Headquarters ana
locked M suspicion OF having stolen the certneaes
n is bel eyed that he passed the money to confederate
an the way from the bank to his employers Office ON
being questioned, later in the day, as to what part OF
Ireland he came from, lie very innOcenuy answered
from all over" and gave evaslve replies 10 seVtra
questions and concluded, wnen asked what had become
~ the money by SAVING. told you IL was lost OF
stolen and II YOU do nj believe II you can 20 aud hnd
YOURSELF Detectives sampson and Bennett VIII make
a thorough search for the supposed confederate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
met M their office 10 Fotry-st Long Island Civ ycstpr

met at their office IN Forry-st Long Island CITY, ycster
day, aud awarded the contract for building the new
CouT'-hCuse on TOmpknsavc. 10 ID. G. Week q son OF
Ecw-York. Then bid. ss0975, the lowest, but
securities OF the other bidders not found ac
ccptablr The worA IL 10 he begun at once the pay
nien.s 10 be made IN miscellaneous the proceeds
go. Tae inquest OD The body at Capt Myers. who was
killed at tie recent oil fire, has BEEN fOr some unex
planahe reason again postponed, although all the wit
nesses were present.
WEsTBURG.-The coored residents OF this place and
vicinity celebrated, yesterday The adoption OF tle f-
feonth Amendment and tho fssage OF the Civil Rights
bill b. Jubilee meeting at Wihe's Grove. on the Jeri-
clio turn pike AZ a. N procession WAS !Orhel az the
10 the Grove where addresses delivered by Capt
Chartres OF Brooklyn. the Hon. L. Bradford Prince OF
drunken a dsOrderiy person was seen IN or near me
grove during the day and everything passed Oh pleas
anily.
JiMAcA-Tbe 2 D. m. tram on the Long Island Rail-
road rom Hunters Point ran over two horses, klhg
them instantly, yesterday afternoon az tue Wllansoufg
road. Tic horses owned by William DouSherty,
Ond valued 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
BROOKLYN.
lusic in Prospect Park, at 4 p. IN.

Music in Prospect Park, at p. IN.
The bark Exchange, loaded with pig'lron,
living at the Baltic Stores sank Thursday night from
some unknown cause.
The seven deaths from exhaustion from
lack Of food" reported for last week were those OF
infants who could not take food
Supervisors Coe, CettIell, and Ryder, the
Special Committee appointed investigate the charges
of fraud preferred by Supervisor Coe against sheh
Williams OF Kings County, held preliminary ineetl"s
yesterday morning.
The body of the man found in the river az
theI OF Kingst. fully identified yesterday d
that OF Josiah F. sheppard, late of No. $40 East Iwety
sxthst NewYork, and agent Of the Chicago anu =.
Shore Railroad Company. The body was gi'eT o'e' W
the relatives.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHiNG.-A bogus advertiser, named Chap-
man, has to grief at this place lie has been ID inc
habit OF advertising and requiring return postage win
the His last effort follows; "aheeu'
young in a lawyers office, ten miles from new
York. Salary, $0o per month. Address, Win return
postage, Box No. 81, Postofice, Flushing, L. l. me
first mail brought 80 letters In response bnt tney
not be delivered, as the postal Law proNaes .n
all letters 70 fictitious addresses shall DC ssnt
10 Dead Letter Once. 1t Is remarkable that 80 many
people could be gueG by transparent sWinuie, 40
the lawyers who can afford TO pay the young e IA
their employ at the rate Of s25 per week are as
paratyely scarce. His failure 10 collect thess
stamps, however, was not the worst OF Cns Puian .
troubles. One VI his victims visited flushinR on
Wednesday, and ascertaning the true state OF 'no
compelled him 10 pay " 10 further uouDlc ho 10
In constant dread OF other visitaIions.
LONG IsLASD CITI.-The Court house Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

0,pe e,r tho posit,on Of Chief % Police. ana sated
q, a. I,.y@s that N hal the power there nnd 'nh'
maj rarnislc would remove M Campo ~ f3nl S ..
NJ, DTi-rs very warmly Gcproc1tcU NC. CtHP9gcH
,nnrdenee but cd that he Dai ecn gOp Onicl VI
Police was n very nice nan, and t1It ne .eIi nue So
scnt n hiq removed The least said npont te nrtes. "a
Kate stoddard Ivy police officials the better Wht one
polce officials Participated ill., maklag tiat aie a
was 40 tile that the less credi' clained DIV poVo VIZ"
lis The hefer The arrest was an Academia fortunate
accident, ana gives Mr.. Campbell no oiam Ioi Ie'e
IN Office as he very well knows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
CRICKET.

The st. Georges Cricket Gin win visit
Boston on Friday and Saturday Of next week, to play
The party viii be made up a Touou,s. pou,,,, Te,o
mon Csshnan' MORAN ones Sleigh, Talbot Harcombe
sSnuf SEMI O. TO- NJ cen. An eleven is expected here
S S, P IT, - 10y two days match with the St.
3soisG T. hi W - thrre clubs also expected from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
DEFINITION OF THE TERM AMATEUR" OARS
MAN.

From a large number of communications in
regard TO the Grand National Regatta, to take place
saratoga Lake on the 18th and 18th of September -
saratoga Rowing Association learns AT tho form,
amateur" is often misunderstood. The Committee on
Require has therefore, stated in explanation that
the Association defines amateur TO be person who
has never rOwed in open regatta and who has nor
rowed for money, or been willing to row for mopcv
since May l. 1872 and who has not been engaged to train
pensation whatever The COmnrte6 also says that no
person VINO cams OF mas gained livelihood by con
regatta, - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
YORK DAILY fRlBI Me- SHEET


her on the road abort half mile from her resi-
denco at a late hour on Thursday alght.
hoRRisrovs.-An unknown deaf aud dumb man was
rnu over ~ ID train on tue Delaware Iackawann2 ana
Western Railroad, last week and ad both legs cut on
He was brought TO this place. and lies In prccGIcus
condition.
PGrERsoM-Go0rge Smith, aye about 8, accidentally
fell from tho Broadway Bridge, yesterday afternoon,
and drowned. The body has not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
KINGSTON PARK RACES.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 22.--0wing to the
rain and the heavy condition of the track regular
races came off on Kingston Driving Park yesterday
to-day. A for 500 and the gate money made
up to-day, and by Vim. Galaghers roam
spange who made the second, third and fourth heats
255i 1852 and 252i The regular will be held
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETERS. YEsTsRD.r. AZ oICKNsoNs ~ PARK now.
9s.4-77o Soon-79' 5 ~ n-sjo urereht-7lia' ~ 77f.
TROYlkl Er hRnlytrs

Fjnh Arenwe HOtel-The Hon. Mahlon Chance. U.
Cnsu at Nassau eHCengres'n D. s. Bennett Of Bnaso rCon
gfnn A. boyer Of Pehalsns Cen 4. J. hyer Csd Of The
Sclai Seryc u r A.; Ca L. HcAge Columbia C.; War
Bel of Washington snd w. H. Chsnpn Cornwall ~ w..
Giisy HOrsR ". barber, Third Assistant Posimas eae
Dr. G. T. Macdonald OF tho PSstCGee Department, Jaiss
AMI W ". Warden Wss-in Hosfol James Bod
Philadelphia Nicsotes Hok
col HOLLOWAY Dahye IL, HBd Jawcs Macllrrgd OF To~sna
Pnn.. EerYoTk Hotl-Dr ). NJ Johnson Of Savannah ~
JGmss H0SiThe Hon W. g Alexander Of HswJsrsey Grand
Cafrai Eott-Ihe Ciapsu. Go.ctarSencrai ~ the
Province OF Qletec HOusTe Rev j. Dgbgea Of Bauno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
POLICE NOTES.

Frederick Prestel, ace Is, OF No, 81 Frankfort-st
by ia Chstaust. Chamber Al Csc
seriously naTeJ about TIE head and breast lie
iskeg Q the F-Tk Hospital No sTrcsU asce.
Emma Brown, age q. OF No 126 East Houston-st.,
attbe Use Ten ide but daf roasy vougtd WITH knife
in The hsn Of who escaped We she vas covering
With Hester aad Bhlibest at 40 m yeatsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

The extra meeting of the Monmouth Park
Association, postponed from Wednesday on account Of
the rainy weather, will begin to-day The track will
undoubtedly be heavy. and Will severely test the abl
ties OF the contestnG horses to gaop through mud fe
lock deep. The days programme comprises hurdle
race OF mile heats, with Revenge, Blind Tom, Village
Blacksmith, Impecunous, and Harry Booth the con-
testans the Long Branch Handicap, dash OF u miles,
with Business, Minstrel, Mary Constant and Conee's
gray colt the entries; twoyearOld of six fur
longs with VsgOth and Nettie Norton TO run In II and
for horses Of all ages. miles, for which ShyOck
Arizona, Gerald, and Wheatley VIII start. The betting
remains unchanged from the quotations already pub
lished in The TRIBUNE.
The following pools on the Long Branch were
sold al CAamDern,s. in this cliE. Iasi nglI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

TAnpogroementAl
BURNEFT's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUININE.
A good habit once txed is invaluable. Brush
your Il, 10 ally auG LIoNs ToorH TABLETS.
Twenty-Five Cents worth of LYONS INSECT
PoSpRg VII! destroy million eoekrosehss and bug.
CHOLERA, CRAMPS, DIARRHEA, AND ALL
Bowxt COMPLAINTS ARr SPEEDILY Dr. JAMES cARpS
Arvg BALKAN In SORENESS OF THE ABDOMEN
,oorH1, The STOMACH, AND RESTORES ACTION
TUu LIMITS OF SCIENCE, y reply TO Mr.. God
win by Pref l. Younaus TslBusE LEcrrRs EXTRA No ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-22
MARRIED,

In Charlust town. on Tuesday evening March Is,
1873. bv Rev. A. c. Hopkins Mr.. W. SEWELL
MERCHANT, 70 Miss JANE +. BROWN, daugh-
ter Of the late Joseph NJ Brown all Of this town
At the reidcnce Of the brides mother, on the
18th inst, in this county, by Rev. John A. Scott
Mr.. T. T. billiard, of o. ange Court House, Va,
O. Miss LIZZIE :. MOLER, daughter Of George
Washington Molcr deceased.
At the residence Of the brides parents near Duff
fields Depot on the 18th inst, by Rev John A.
Scott ISAAC THOMPSON 10 Miss CORNELIA
ANN HORN, both of this county.
On March 18th, at the Second English luther
an Church, by the Rev. l.. j. Wolf CHARLES
u. CRONEAU, Of Philadelphia, aud EMMA
SHEPHERD, Of Baltimore.
At the residence Of the brides father, in La
Sale CITY. Illinois, on Thursday evening, March
9Th 1873 bv Rev. \. A. Prentiss, COLUMBUS
GREEN to Ida, third and Youngest daughter Of
David Reddick, formerly of the City Of Washing
ton.
Our Acknowledgements are due the happy pair
for their generous remembrance of the printers.
With all our heart do we hope that the life voyage
OF this modern Christopher Columbus may be As
successful as was that OF his iliustriuu, Spanish
uamesake which resulted in his discovery o.
America, and that he aud his fair compoguoa dc
ror0ge NAV long rejoice in a sunny sea, meeting
with few adverse winds or domestic byeezcS to dis
turb the harmony of the sacred copartnership SO
happily entered into con umore.-La Sale Press.
We heartily join in these fluctuations to the
bride and groom. So noble a girl deserves to
have a good husband, and tn be happy wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-22
WHICH GO
Change OF Schedule.

No change in the Winchester Accommodation
which leaves Winchester at A. M.,-passing
Charlesto.rn at Col A. M.,-going direct to Bal
tim ore, and re turning upon same time as at pre-
sent stopping at all stations.
OTHER TRAINS NORTH.
Mail Train, No l. (Capt. Barley leaves Stras-
burg in the morning at 6lO, Winchester at los,
Summit Point at 745, Cameron's 1856, Charles
topn al s.O7, Halltcwn at SIS, arriving at Har-
per's Ferry at S.35-cOn meeting with Fast line
East
Way Freight, No g. (Capt. Chambers leaves
Strasburg in the morning at Gas, Winchester at
S.23, Summit Point 9.4s, Cameron's 1910,
CRarlestorn 1892, Halltowu 1854, arriving at
Harper's Ferry at ll.SO, connecting with trains
East and West.
Through Freight No. 5, leaves Strasbdrg in
the afternoon at 40, Winchester at 3.l5, Sum
nit Point at 443, Camerons sos, ChariestO'cH
5.2l, Halltown 5.44, arriving at Harper's Ferry
at els.
Fast Freight, No. IL, leaves.Strasburg at 7.
M.-passes Char'estocn at ll.54 P. N, and
reaches HaFpcr's Ferry at l2.5OA.M.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Through Freight, No. q leaves Harper's Ferry
in the morning at l. 80, Haltown at 500, Charles
to,rr at SIS, Cameron's at s. IS, Summit Point at
9lS, Winchester at Ills, arriving at Strasburg
at 1855.
Mail Train, No. 4, Capt. Barley leaves Har-
per's Ferry at 1905, Charlssto,sn at 1921, Win
chester at Ia Mddetown at L49, arriving at
Strasburg at 2.OG-connecting with trains for
Uarrisouburg.
Way Freight, No. G, Capt. Chambers) leaves
Harper's Ferry in the afternoon at l.S5, Halltown
at 2.O3, Cbarle,to,cn at 2.23, Cameron's at 2.4S,
summit Point at sos, Winchester at 42S,-ar-
irving at Strasburg at els.
Fast Freight, No. y, leaves Harper's Ferry at
Il p. NJ, arriving at Strasburg at4 \. NJ.
Mail Train South stops at Charle'to'rn, Winches-
ter, and MiJdletown. Other trains stop at al
Stations.
On Monday mornings Capt Barley's train 60
ing North runs on time of Capt. Chambers, there
fore does not pass Charlestown until 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-22

The Old Family Journal.


Last wcekNe gave uotceof changeoi sched-
urs ON The Winchester. Potomac and Strasburg
Division oftheEEO.RR Tbeimporancc
ut .ts elseryauc, by travellers induces us TO re-
rrjebt. We are glad TO hau rom an oil-
rfsI source tat IL Is the intention Of the Com
many 90 equip this division Of The road ia all
respects as completely and conveniently as The
maiu stem. Ahandsome coach, part Of Capt
BaH,y's train. IS specimen Of the luxurious
,s-s 90 be employed shortly.
Great activity prevails among thee having
t,s management Of tl:s great thoroughlare.-
Men peculiarly wc,.-6,tel for the varied duties
81, De performed Co insure speedy, safe snt
comfortable transit. seem tohaye been selected.
THE opening Of the Metropolitan road 20
Washington. with which ibis road viii have
close conosx.oo, is expected 90 take place 10
April aud vjgaG5rl facilities for travel to and
from the National Capital which viii be duly
appreciated.
IRE long. vheu llc Valley Railroad, already
under contract 90 S,auutoo. aud soou 20 be
underway 20 It's terminus a, Salem. at The
former place tapping tbe Chesapeake aod Ohio
and at the latter the Virginia and Tennessee,
single track win be inadequate for ;he inn
nsase amount Of freight seeking the Baltimore
Market from South and West, and our noun
ta.as viii rss5uud with the almost continued
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-22
SPRING TRADE.
Among the goods we now offer a choice lot
silk Gimps and Fringes-all cheap.

Among the goods we now offer choice lot oil
Silk Gimps and Fringes-all cheap.
An auction drive Of Silk Gimps at and l5cper
ward. they are worth IL and Ice wholesale today.
Hamburg Edges at ., II and u and worth Is, 20
and Csc. Hamburg Edges at Is. % and %, worth
Is. 80 and 3TlS; Hamburg luscrtings 10 to 30,
worth Il TO IS; Lace Edges lnsertings &c up
Hemstitch Initial Embroidered and Hemmed
HikE from 3 tu soc; Ladies Double Button hids
81 20, worth 81 As; Gents Kids 81, in coors;
Gents Fur-topped Kids; Ladies Stamped Skirts
s.. worth $3.50; silk Mixture Dress Goods 45c,
worth 62 Satincs in various shades, at cost;
French and English Merinos at bargaini Japa-
nese silk Stripes reduced 10 cost; Black Aipacas
s5c worth ~ Black Iustre Alpacas at -, worth
SIS. Black Mohair Alpacas at so, 60 and IS, can't
be bought at wholesale for the rooney; Mems
Shirts and Drawers, fine Nerino, at IS and 80 cts.
Elegant Assortment
OfLadies' Corsets from IS to Sl.35 for Thomp-
sons Gloye-Filtihg; Ladies, Gents and Child
rens Hose, all prices; Ladies and Gents Paper
Collars at any price; Six Spools Cotton (2OGydsl
Tor 20c: Paper and Envelopes all kinds; a lot OF
Xmas tricks must be closed out az some price
! gross-l2 dozen-l44 Shirt Buttons tor cents
Ciark's Spool Cotton &c a spool or zoe per dozen
TEN PR. ladies AND CENTS ARCTIC
SHOES AT $780, WORTH $40
There il not an article we offer you that has not
been reduced. and considering the advance in the
markets is well worthy the. consideration OF all
persons hunting for Cheap Goods
CALL AT THE
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!. Rose,
". i. Rose.
January II, ISL
Y. J. NOse. :
January II, 1873.
jefferson Foundry and Machine
Shops.
J. ROSE 4 BRO.
Under Free Press Office

4 FTER an c%periehce Of lg years in our bust
= ness. we have at last found out that we can
mot carry on our business without money; and
the difficulty in collecting money these times
makes il necessity for us to adopt the fash sys-
TEN. We will, therefore, after January /, 1873,
do work for Cash only or Country Produce down
ON delivery of the work. We will endeavor 20 put
down our prices as low can b. done in the coun-
tv. and the workmanship superior to any, and will
strive to accommodate all who will favor Us with
their patronage.
Our New Ploughs, of which we are making a
large lot Of different Sizes will be sold on time to
good. responsible men, by giving their notes pay
able at such time as specified in the contract: ke-
member, however, we guarantee satisfaction IN
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must be closed up with
ont delay. WERLICH q WELLEk'
January II 1873.