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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12

Dvo manzelstvi (biganie).
V pondti veter piisla slnsnt odtna, hez-
ka a mada pani5ka ma istfedni -;rlzniei
ke knpitdnu Nc Mahouovi stezoyala 81
ma, ze j muz hr1o po shatku. Green
vile, $ Pcnsyiyanii nzayfcnGm 5 zenou
iineho muzc nprchnnl q &c ma pfieinn
domniyati sc, 2e nj iiie y Cleyelandu.
kdyz byla ne,trneho muze svtho dyorne
mu kapitanu velikoa zcyrnbnosti popsa-
Ii, zpomntl >i tent2, 2e mu2e, na ntIz by
Sc popis ten hodil zna neotalele. poslal
policcjniho stralnika pro Goarga Shirley
he, ntmz, kdyz pfgeden byl, opasttna
manzelka syeho reytrnthy muze ppzna
H. Tfz jest zatGen bnde MIN zaye-
den soud pro dvcimanzei-tvl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12
'NarOdni kaIcmdar IA 30 CT
PREISEL l. KENNER.
ObchOdnici
VIC veIkcm / malGm

nlaii velk} vyber p or c anove b o
lenGn b o, hlineneho nadobi, zr-
cadet. syitle,l, nozi, yidlicek vselkcho
zdobnG ho zbozi.
32S Woodland Ave.
CLEVELAND, O.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12
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IomD.ey'ania, IL,u'tDg5a, Sdosto, Fjfi'si'a,
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borassia, Bdgaria, 1catonia, 4Ueman,
nt0, Sueria, I;'dncunia, Rhendalo, Lo
Moringia, AlsatjG, Kardcatbo.
49, Lodni vypsayy konaii sc 2
IIanburkn do New Yorku ka2lou sttcdu
a 4 Noyeho lorku do lIamhurD,u kazd}
Gtvrtek.
I lara ma podzim konai se z Ham
burku do Noy6ha lorku Noveho
Yolku do llamburku mimofadne yypra
w vztv suhotu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12

Pfeplavni ceny:
Pryni kainta Sl20 We zlaiG.
Drnha kaiuta $50 VIC zlal6
Mczipalubi: i Novtho lorku do
IIomburku S2Ovc zlaia. i lIambur
kn do Novtbo lorku SCI papircch.
Y llauiburlu poda blizsi zprivu gene
riini icdnate August Bsiten, VIM
MlLLER'S Nacht@lgcr 33 Il 81 Admi-
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
SITS THE WIND IN THAT CORNER %

About o'clock Tuesday morning wei
dressed lady approached James Stoke, the
keeper Of the St Louis Hotel, and after bid
ding him "good morning" requested him to
take and keep for her small package which
she handed him. Stoke took the bundle
which was carefully and tightly wrapped up in
cloth, and the lady hurriedly departed
His suspicious were aroused very soon
however, by seeing the bundle move, and
fastening to and opening it, he was amazed to
find a female infant, almost dead from suffoca-
ton.
Restoratiyes were Immediately applied, and
after some time the little one gave signs of
returning animation 1t was apparently
about four days old and remarkably beautiful.
Who the lady is and why she chose such place
for depository for her living burthen is wrap
ped in mystery. Her dress and bearing gave
evidence Of refinement and culture and her
hurried departure would seem to lead to the
inference that she was some daring friend of
the SHINING mother. The foundlil will be
sent to the st. Vincent Infant Asylum.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, THURSDAY, July IS 1874.

The VICE PRESIDENT Washington
special to the st. Louis Globe, of the 18th
inst, has the following:
No credence is given to the report published
here to-day that Vice President Wilson intends
resigning. 1t is, however, known that A.r
Wilson has openly expressed his regret at
having left the Senate Chamber for his pres
ent place. The report seems to have origi-
mated from this feeling, and the open desire of
well known public men to see him back again
fearing, as they do, that Massachusetts, influ-
ence in Congress is already seriously affected,
and that the withdrawal from Congress of men
like Dawes and the two Hoars, as well as the
death of Mr.. Sumner, will damage her still
more. Mr. Wilson is not likely to retire from
his present high place, except to refill one he
has come to regard as of more eminent use
tulness
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The Poisoning Case.
Further Developments.
An Outrageous Attempt al
Murder.

A representative of the BULLETIN yesterda,
found that he, as well as the rest of the family
had passed the point OF danger, and were OF
the road to recovery, but the young man,
| Hypolite Legro is in critical condition,
| and there are but slight hopes Of his life being
| saved.
The daughter Of Nine. Verdon, who is in at
tendance at the house, stated that when this
morning about l o'clock, one of the neigh
bors assisting her, went to make coffee, she
noticed some peculiarly about the ground
coffee, and on examining the mill
through which it had just passed,
she found therein quantity Of red powder
Some of this she took out on the point of
knife and preserved until the arrival of Dr.
Watkins this morning, to whom she delivered
it. This the doctor took, with some of the
soup, and small quantity of white powder
found in the bottom of the pot in which the
soup was cooked, for the purpose of analyza-
ton.
The negro woman who is
SUSPECTED
of the attempt, but whose name is still with
held by the family, bu: who, our reporter
ascertained, is FORTRESS in negro school,
visited the house this morning, and, without
being accused, volunteered defense for her.
self She will, no doubt, be arrested to-day,
as the police are in possession of her name
and description of her appearance.
Last night Drs. Watkins and Jones analysed
both powders and pronounced the red found
in the mill oxide of lead, and the white found
in the pot, in which the soup was cooked,
arsenic or arsenous acid, and stated that the
quantity Of this latter found, properly admin
istered, was enough to kill hundred men.
The woman who is accused of the poison
ing, and against whom
AN AFFIDAVIT
will be made to-day, is named Adams, and is
FORTRESS of negro school on st. Andrew
street 1t is reported that her arrest will be
resisted by the negroes
The negress was indebted to Mr.. Verdon |
for large amount, said to be $500, and it was |
the hope Of escaping payment or trouble that,
no doubt, actuated her in her fendish deed
Yesterday, when she visited the house. she
did not deny having been there the day pre-
vious, but made rambling statement about
those she had seen go in and out, during
which she contradicted herself several times.
The condition of the young man Legro, at a
ate hour last night, showed no change for the
better, and it was feared by those in attend
lnce that he was gradually sinking as his
'ody was very cold and his pulse feeble, and
is probable that before this reaches our
eaders, ne will have passed away.
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THE CITY.

Boy DROwNED.-Yesterday evening at 3
O'Clock, boy named Henry Fowles, aget
10 years, while standing on hat-boat lyinI
at the head of st. Joseph street. fell over
board into the river and was drowned Hi
body has mot been recovered
LosT. little boy who left his walking
cane IN car No. 20 of the Magazine anC
Camp street railroad company between the
hours OF and $50 O'Clock, on its way down
town can claim the same either at the termi.
nus OF the road on Canal street or at the sta.
ton up town as it was handed to the driver Of
SAID car by reporter Of the BULLETIN for
safe keeping.
MARROW ESCAPE. evening as Charles
Maubry, sailor, was sitting on the rail of the
New Orleans and Mobile Railroad, evidently
intoxicated, the COW catcher of the inward
bound train struck him, throwing him violent
~ into the canal an : inficting serious inju-
ries. Medical attendance was rendered and
the man taken to the Fifth Precinct Station
and from thence to the Charity hospital At
last accounts though suffering very much
from bis bruises he was resting easily.
From Yesterdays Evening Edition
FoUND.-The body of Anderson, who was
drowned in Lake Pontchartrain yesterday,
was recovered this morning. Coroner notified.
ing, one VIM. Kelly, nineteen years of age,
native Of Ireland, employed on the steamship
Minnesota, while bathing in the river head Of
Cotton Press street, WAS drowned His body
has not been recovered
HatzeD, who fell from the steamship Western
Metropolis into the river on the 18th inst,
and was drowned, was found this morning
floating in the river, head OF ST. Louis street
Coroner notified.
CHARGED WITH INCENDIARIsM.-AbO $50
o'clock this morning, Corporal Ryan arrested
Jno. Bennett and Jno Murphy whom he
charges with attempting to set fire to an I'M
occupied twO-story frame house on st. Andrew,
between Rousseau and Tchoupitoulas streets.
They were seen going in and coming out of
the house. The Corporal found a gallon demi-
john FLIED with coal oil under the staircase of
the house specified
JAMES WRIoHT, ALIAS DocK.-The above in
dividual has been arrested and locked up in
the Suburban Station, charged with burglari-
ously entering a house in the daytime and
committing larceny on johnson between
Palmyra and Common streets.
HOSPITAL PATIENT.-Peter Remone, aged |
As years, native Of Germany, was sent to the |
hospital for medical treatment.
DANGEROUS bridge at the corner of JEFF |
ferson and Market streets, is reported in a
dangerous condition.
SENT 10 THE HOSPITAL Fisher, rs
years OF age. native of Germany, was sent to
the hospital in a sick and destitute condition.
A REMsrER Augustine, who was on
a festive drunk last evening, came to grief at
the hands of Uhlan. On his march to the
Third he attempted resistance. Judge Staes
will act in accordance, no doubt, with the
above charges, which have been preferred
The MYsTERIoUs MURDER OF SUNDAY NIGHT.
The parties who were arrested on suspicion Of
being accessories to the murder of Giuseppe
Calabro. on Sunday night, will be arraigned
before Recorder Macarthur to-day, for prelimi-
nary examination
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H." o1Lt4AL Of 1dE LOUISIANA LOTTERY
PLAYED IT.
Yesterday morning, as clerk Of Bornio Bro
was returning from steamship lying in the
First District, recently arrived from Havana,
he was accosted by special officer named
Dumas, who went through him in scientific
style, and took from his possession package,
which he deliberately
TORE OPEN.
and finding it contained number of Havana
Lottery tickets, arrested the gentleman and
locked him up, charging him with violating
the Louisiana lottery law. He was subse-
quently released.
Dumas retained possession Of the package,
but as soon as Bornio Brothers got possession
OF the facts, they made application before the
Superior District Court for a writ of reques-
tration, which was granted, and the tickets are
in possession of the Sheriff
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BY Charles HI. Reed.
FOUR SPLENDID LOTS.
A FINE LOCATION.
EVERY CONVENIENCE OF CARS, MARKETS

ETC, ETC.
DY CHAS. H. REED, Auctoneer-Office 81 St.
ID Charles street-SATURDAY, July 10, 1874,
at 12 o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, on Royal street, near Canal at auction
THE FOUR ELEGANT LOTS on Magazine
street, between Seventh and Eighth, in the square
bounded by Camp, and measuring twenty five feet
front on Magazine street, by one hundred and nine
feet nine inches in depth between parallel lines,
American measure. The improvements consist Of a
grocery store, key shop, etc, (a under rent,) as
shown by plan at Exchange.
Situated between the two markets. with all the con-
venences of double lines OF cars schools churches
and fine residences surrounding no better location
can be found for business residence
Terms-Onehalfc cash, balance twelve months.
Act of sale before w. H. Seymour, notary at the
purchaser expense to include all usual clauses of
sale. jy12
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoffman, Marks g. Co

10y AAVAAAAAGAAAe 1vAGAA AS - w.
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS AND
HATS.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS L. CO.-Alex. Levy
ID -Sales-rOom, 80 Chartres street
On THURSDAY, 10th inst, at 1Oa o'clock, A. NJ,
will be sold
$50 lots Fine Seasonable Goods.
200 lots Furnishing Goods and Hats.
Terms-At sale. jy16
SALES FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN, STOCK OF L. LANCE, DAM
AGED BY FIRE AND WATER
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.-Alex Levy
ID Auctioner-Office, 80 Chartres street-will
be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at II
o'clock NJ, on premises, No. 1874 Canal street. for
account of whom it may concern
The stock Of L. LANCE, saved from the late
fire, consisting Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, etc.
Terms-Cash. iyl5
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Once Of the Home Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans July l, 1874-Notice is hereby given to
the scrip holders of this company that in compliance
with resolution previously adopted by them, Ger
tfcates Of stock in lieu of scrip have been issued and
now ready to be delivered to them upon the
render of their certificates of scrip.
jy2 I'm CHAS. LESASSIER, Secy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16

There is peace once more between Turkey
and Egypt The Khedive, who is fond OF
Porte, says that the Sultan is one of the very
best fellows he ever travelled with, while on the
other hand, the Ottoman monarch has been
overheard to remark that, as steady drinker,
the present ruler of Egypt has never had 4
peer amid the pyramids.
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POLITICAL.

seventh Ward German Democrstic CIub-.A meet.
ing OF tins Club will be held Saturday, 18th inst
at POnstein Hall, at a o'clock. ivl6 I'd
New Orleans, July 18th, 1S74-Headquarter Fifth
Ward Central Democratic Club-The voters of this
ward are notified that meeting will be held mt Nos
ds and i32 Rampant street, Friday. II inst at 4
ward and to attend to other important business BE
punetual LEON QUEYROUZE President
CASTOR BoNNAFON, Secretary. jy16 2tM&E
Pendleton Gaards-The officers and members Of
the pendleon Guards hereby requested to attend
clock, at the Perfect Union Hail. on Rampant be.
tween Dumaine and st. Philip streets
BY order OF JNO. GLYNN, JR. President
.. z. hOUA- Secretary. jy15 n.
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In order to secure the circulation of it's
psper at Saratoga on Sunday morning, the
New York Herald establishment rms snecial
train to that resort leaving tha former citv
It $50 in the morning ot 6Asaas.
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The Montgomery Neus learns that the
South and North Alabama Railroad Company
have commenced to use the celebrated danger
signal, now in use on several of the leading
roads in the North. 1t consists of large
percussion cap of tremendous force, so
adapted as to fit tightly on the track These
caps are furnished the section hands, who,
when they discover anything at night involv-
ing peril Of life, attach them to the rails
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The FRUIT GROWERS EXHIBITION.
was large meeting at the formal opening Of
the above association last night, at the Expo
sition Hall Speeches were made by Messrs
A. j. Lewis and j. Hill Sypher. The attend
ance was quite large considering the short
notice given, and the display handsomer than
was anticipated.
Owing to Chas Jaeger's band breaking
their contract with the Association, there was
no music to enliven the occasion. From
present prospects, the display tomorrow will
be all that could be wished for. The rooms
were decorated in the most tasteful manner
by the ladies'. and the evening passed off sat-
isfactorily to all present
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cane to grow with great rapidity. The crops
are generally laid by in clean condition
There is tine prospect for good yield Of
sugar.
The caterpillars are eating the leaves Of the
cane in some locations We hear that in the
neighborhood Of Dr.. Sanders they have stripped
the cane and corn in patches over the fields,
but no serious damage has been done or is
apprehendsd -F+anAsin 81. Mary's) Enterprise
9fk inst
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16

The people Of Mobile and of Alabama will
submit to this outrage (says the Selma argus,
speaking OF Folders action in the Mobile
case,) as have the people Of Louisiana to the
crimes of Durell and the usurpations of Kel-
logg; but when, by similar revolutionary pro
cesses, an attempt is made to annul the re-
suits of the State election in November, we
trust the example of Texas and of Arkansas.
rather than that Of Louisiana, will be followed
by the white men of Alabama.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SsA:. New Orleans, July Is, '74--.Hive No. L,
Third Ward will meet THIS EVENING at
lie Common street between St Charles and
Camp streets, by orders OF the Chief
JOHN WILLISON.
d. MCAFUY. Secretary il16
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16

A literary bureau was recently started in
St Louis by a number of journalists. They
got trusted for some stationery and postage
stamps, prominent grocer donated two
quarts of whisky and box of cigars fire.
worksman subscribed $40, which was imme-
diatelv appropriated to hquidate certain OBJ
legations to neighboring salo n keepers, and
then the bureau adjourned sine die.
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o. D. A.-THIRD COMPLIMENTARY
PERFORMANCE

Everybody, basing opinions of the same on
past experiments, expected full house, and
everybody was right in their expectations, and
nobody was wrong.
There was the same array Of beauty in the
parquette chairs and dress circle that have
ever gTaced the entertainments Of the Orleans
Dramatic Association and the border of
gallants.
The play was Marsdens American Comedy
IN four acts ''Clouds, and was splendid y
mounted and put on. A to the rendition Of
the play, comment or eulogy are unnecessary
Suffice it to say that the entertainment was
the success of the season.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-16

DIR. w. G. Austin, residence and Office $50
st. Charles, First street Office hours from to
"a. NJ, and from half past S to halfpast P. NJ.
Slate at Geo. A. FOsdick e. Co.'S, No. 80 Carondelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended to.
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WANTS..

WANTED-ALL ABLE-BODIED WHITE LA
W borers and mechanics, who are now out Of
in the city, and who willing to work
as warehousemen porters and drivers at the same
now paid to negroes for performing like labOrs
VII confer favor BY sending their address to Post
Office Drawer No. 473
Merchants and all Others needing white laborers,
vii! be promptly supplied with reliable hands by
making their wants known to Post Office Dawer No
473.
No charge made to applicants for whom situations
are secured. jy12 st
WANTED-RESIDENCE WANTED-A FUR
w nished house for the summer months or
longer Best reference given. Address Immediate
~ stating location and TERMS to JOHN, Bulletin
once. jy12~
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF SOME YEARS
w experience, who has been raised in Louisi-
ana, desires situation in hrst-elass house. as an
accountant or clerk. Best Of references given Ad-
oIess Clerk, Lock Box GA, +. U. jy7 tt
WANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
W Cottage in the First Fourth District. Rent
must BE- low Address, stating terms and location D.
u w., bulletin once. je24 tt
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par
goud and Gov. Allen. j. JANNEY, Agent,
ie4 III Common street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

REGATTA. .................... REGATTA.
Pass Christian, Saturday, July IS, 1874.
THIRD AND FOURTH CLASS YACHTS.
Under rules of the Crescent City Yacht Club
Amateur crews exclusively. Silver prizes will
be awarded All coast yachts cordially invited.
Entrance free. iy14 ST.
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Attention is called to the fact that the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of Aurora Benevolent Asso-
citation have placed the assessment for sub
scription to their entertainment at the nom
inal sum of ST. See advertisement
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The remarks of The Ticksbwger in the fol-
towing paragraph has an application in New
Orleans:
The negro militia were out with muskets on
their shoulders all Of Thursday night. At
half-past two yesterday morning these bum
mers were on Grove street, in front of the
rooms Of the Union Benevolent Association.
It is mistaken idea, quite prevalent among
the colored people, that their guns will intimi-
date the white people. The whites are capa-
bic Of taking care Of themselves in any danger
the future may have in store for them. SEN
sible negroes should advise against this con-
slant musket- carrying, which is calculated to
make breach instead of closing chasm. If
white man commits crime or disgraces his
race, you do not see squads of citizens tramp
ing around the streets with muskets Of hang
ing around houses to repel an imaginary at
tack. It is about time this thing was stopped
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N. O., st. LOUIS AND CHICAGO r. R.-THE
GnEAr JACKSON RourK-On and after the 18th
inst, there will be change Of schedule Of the
arrivals and departures Of trains over the above
road. They win depart: Express, A. NJ; mail,
5P. II They viii arrive: Express, 1880 PM;
mail, n.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.


DAGGING IN GALVESTON
/ 5000 Rolls Ludlow Tudor.
We would call the attention of shippers Of thi
article to facilities for shipping Begging from
Galveston to the interior Of tie State Of Texas.
D. L. RANLETT & CO.,
"a, Is and % Peters street,
iy15 3wM&E corner Of Gravier.
FLoUR-FLoUR-
200 bbls J. B; Holmes Xxx Family.
| 200 - SOmmers best
| 800 - st. Clair
For sale by POHLHAUs h DOLL,
jy12 st 80 Magazine street.
KEEP & RAYMOND,
~ and 79..--..Peydras Street. 10y and ~
PORK
BACON
50 casks Clear Rib Sides.
IS casks Clear Sides
HAMS
Is tierces Louisville " Magnolia"
Is tierces Louisville Falls City"
$50 tierces Choice Refined.
$50 buckets Refined "EchaefEer's."
Is bbls. =. :.
so half bbls :. :.
200 kegs Kettle, Hamilton i Bro.
800 bbls. Plants E1
200 bbls. Ashland.
200 bbls. Franklin.
1000 bbls. Superior x, Xxx and XXX brands
BUTTER
f,-l,;v -. n
We receive weekly by steamer from New York
selected and strictly choice GOSHEN, which we
can recommend as equal in quality TO any re-
ceived here, and are selling at the market price,
the tare guaranteed. iy12 St
PROVISIONS.
500 barrels MESS PORK.
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES
100 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
50 half casks BACON SHOULDERS.
70 uerces y n.Ms Va Choice sugar-Cured
In store and arriving, for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
Jyl2 st 81 Magazine street
ID f. SIMMS-
ID. 28 Natchez street,
Agent Mississippi Mills
WOODEN FABRICS
for Spring, Summer and Fall, IN Handsome styie.
TWEEDS-Assorted Colors
COTTON GOODS
OsnAburgs, s o..
Osnaburgs, 6 OF.
Heavy Sheeting, ~
Heavy 7-8 Shirtngs.
Heavy Brown Drilling.
GOODS
Heavy Doeskin.
Heavy White Jeans, Assorted Oo,ors.
COLORED COTTON GOODS
Heavy Checks. Blus Brown and B,aek.
Cotton Yarns, aises from to II
Sewing Thread, I, Hand Z iy4 insod
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Colonel Clarke, of the Atlanta Consultation,
in his address to the young ladies Of the
Co1ngton Female College, advised them
never to marry . man Who does mot take Q
Newspaper. There i no danger q thsir do
ing % until the present fnahic1 chAneA