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Letter from a RicfsEnOnd Phi'anIhro-
uiSf.
A STRANGE GATHERING OF STRANGE PERSONS
TIE STRONG HELPING TIE WEAK.
PuJIApEIPHIA. February g. 1915.

PHILADELPHIA, February 9, 1873.
Editors, Of the Dispatch: | Witnessed 4
singular sight to-day. Suddenly introduced
into neatly. Furnished parlor containing
TWENTY-FIVE grave, digniiicd gentlemen, rep
re>cuting the first lawyers. doctors, dirneS,
and merchants Of this great city, with here
and there millionaire. l heard read the
Sevcnt, fourth annual report Of the "Mag-
dulen Society" of Philadelphia. l don't
think vas ever in body OF the same size
that impressed me more. Character, dignity,
and beneyolcnce We're stamped upon many a
face. I found that bishop was presiding
The report told of Il year OF "good eoorks )"
for the Society. l was impressed with the
earnest attention given to the report by all
in attendance. Letters, some we'll written,
were read, from former inmates OF this cha
ritv. | thought Of the ''lost sheep" and Of
the "prodigal son. of the command
to "scck those that are lost" Of the
duty Of going into the Highways and
hedges and compelling them to come in."
Your readers know little of this work. 1t
is certainly Christianity in earnest" Il is
gong down to the very depths. 1t is no
kid-glove philanthropy. 1t is pulling them
out of the tire. Here the worst are brought
face TO face with the best, apd though anti
podes in morals they feel that they are akin
by nature and by Gods command.
The writer was cordially received by these
gentlemen, and asked TO address them. AT
ter the election of officers the company re-
paired to the chapel, where the matron and
| her assistants, with all the inmates of the
- Home "(about thirty y-nine), were assembled.
Singing and prayer, and eXhorlation by sevc.
raj of the gentlemen. lay and clerical, was
the order of proceeding. The inmates were
nicely clad; some very young, others per-
hapS thirty-Gyc. All seemed touched by
these rXbortationS. noticed whenever refer
cncc was made to their happy cI"iihood days
tears filled their eyes. All, the happy hours
of childhood, how they remind us dH OF lost
innocence!
These exercises being concluded the gen.
tlcmen were invited into the DIM NJ ball, anu
sat down TO most sumptIous feast. Two
very interesting giIls waited upon the guests.
One OF these was not row an inmate, 0ut Is
in goottSituaton% She comes III at every
anniversary to assist the matrop.
This MagdaIen Home was bought seventy
four wears ago for 81 900. 1t could not be
bought now for 100000. The house, which
is comparatively new, is four stories hlgh
and well appointed. The garden is in a high
state Of cultivation. There are no lady man
ayers, as is the case in our asylum in Rich
moud. Much time is devoted to this lnst''
tuition by the Board Of Managers, and their
interest is increasing. A. b. Z.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THB
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE FEBRUARY II. 1S75.-
Mrs. Eta Frey, Hoboken, n. j.; Mr.. j. e.
Slater. 1916 Grace street, Richmond, Va; Mr,
Thomas Yorkc (care of John Bowers), Cow
ernor street, city; Mr.. A. J. Eppes, Gravel
Hill, Buckingham county, Va; Thomas
Howard, Esq. Mrs. Or. J. C. Stickney, l3s
Orange street, New Orleans, La; Mr. R. W.
Hunter, Hampstead, King George county,
Va; Mr.. Patrick Rafter Mr.. William Boat
Ter, 275 fremont street ,, Boston, Mass; Col.
Charles s. Venable, University of Virginia ;
Peter Schneider e. Co.: 1S2 Broadway n.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

a. 1ERR1BLE ACCIDENT AT TIE GALLRG0
CoRS-MlLL.-Y Yesterday, morning :altyoung
man named Charles Latham. aged about Sc:
yenteen years. q son of the head miller Of the
Gallego Mills, met With Il terribie accid dentat
the corn.mill. which will Pro oSabI Is fesfi In
bis death. ii Ia tifaili, hcee hpanfedsy
another youth, went down 10 the fscelIaEof
the mill about s, o'clock TO put the band on
the fy-Rhasl which works. the 9eorn.sle.
vator. u Latham wore knit worsted Jacket
and after putting on the band, instead sges
ing around the gearing, st0ope daow1 and
attempted to crawl under tbe|s shat ling of the
wheel which works on supports about three
feet from the greunds Asae did so shirt
or jacket was caught by the nut inst fastens.
the si1aftingt in the jetrnat, and be; sHas,
wound round and F0aId about sixty times
a minus, and at each eyola Con back of
his head struek;ag againstt he heaYy timber sup-
ports and pieces of granite lying on tthE
ground un aer the shaftipga His compaDiep,'
seeing the periious position In which young
Latham was placed, ran: :cutpf the cellar and
gave the alarms The mechinerY was stop.
ned sas speedily sas DossipI pIss and The. I'M
fortuLate boy lfremoy oyed. lis clothing
had been entirely torn of, and in an tinseHsi:
Bile condition; bleeding and bruised, he Has;;
removed to hisheme, in Manchester, where
everything was done for his relief. .,Drs.
Cunningham and Ross were summoned Inn.
mediately after the accident, and upon ex-
animation, his skull was foundto have been
badly fractured, and his neck. and body.
scarsed and bruised. It IS thought that he
was knocked insensible when he was first
whrled around the shaftng. The noise
which was made as his head struck against
the support was distinctly heard upstairs,
but the hands had no idea what produced
the noise.
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FRIGHrFULLEAP FR0a A TRAEs IN FULL
Morton "A TpUNa MAN FATALLY INJUBED.-
Soon after thesnail train bad passed Ashland
yesterday mssnipg on its way to this city
these passengers who were awake heard one
gentleman nv 10 another, "You have in
suited me. The one addressed exclaimed,
ssss1f Ihage hsulied any one beg PARDON
ssdew monfeats thereafter the gentleman last
Ementioned, ,med Daniel kearney, a former
resident oE Tbs city. walked up to his seat
and jumped dt5rough the window, smashing
the glass in'hs exit. Mr. kearney's mother,
who was nesssby, grabbed him by the coat
TAIL as he 8s9ln through the window. She
held him unta zone of the passengers came
to her assistaAce cand caught him by the
pants. Hef5femained suspended in this
position, hiI entire body out Of the
window, until the train had probably gone
eHIaarter or asaile, when his clothes, yield.
'fhg to the heaay strain upon them, gave way,
aud he fell tothe ground A.. soon as posi-.
bic eithe5signaLBas given and the train was
stopped. Ttlss conductor backed ito the
point where Nr. Kearpey landed. It was
found that hes5ad fallen upon a pile of rail.
sf1aitiroD, aHIaad fractured his skull very
sbadly near th&erown, and had been pain.
fully hurt in TIE back. He was put on the
train in an UNCONSCIOUS condition, and at
tended AS iWelf4s circumstances would per-
NIT. Upon biss arrival at the depot here,
soon after O'Clock, he was taken 10 charge
:by Policemen Walton and Charter and car
'ried to the Church Institute. The skull was
found to have been driven down upon the
brain, and thp$ gieces Of it bad to be re-
moveaS The pshtlon Was Very skiIfuiy
performed, but the condition of the young
man is not such as to give any very iattering
hopes Of his recovery. .,... .... ..
Mr.. Kearney is about twenty-six years OF
age, and was raised in this city, and was for
time employed at the paper-mill. Not long
after the evacuation be removed to St. Louis,
and was returning to Richmond to bring his
mother to visit her married daughter resld.
ing here when be made the, leap from the
train. His friends state that he had not been
drinking to excess, if, indeed, he had been
drinking at. all. The only explanation they
give of bis suicidal conduct is that be might
have been suffering from an alteration of
mind, resulting from wound on the head
received 4 few years ago. . .-...-.
Mrs. Kearney's wrist was painfully in
jured, having been drawn down upon the
window-sill in her effort to save her SOP.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting of the
Board OF Directors of the Chamber Of Com
mcrce was held last evening.
On motion of Mr.. Grubbs, in the absence
of President Anderson, Mr.. Potts was called
to the chair.
Mr.. Rogers, from the Committee on Inland
Trade, submitted report, in response to a
communication from Messrs. Palmer, Hart
sook Il Co., in relation to excessive charges
alleged TO have been made on grain between
Richmond ard certain points in North Caro-
lima. on the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad, and
determinations against Richmond in favor
of another Virginia city, as well as West.
The committee say that the discrimina-
tions and high rates of freigh complained Of
We're, in their opinion, partly the result Of
misrepresentation on the part of complain
ants, and partly by mistake or error on the
part of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Company in oVercharge Of freight, and
the difference of overcharge has been or will
be returned. The rates oil freight from Nor.
folk to Franklnton and Henderson, n. c.,
according to printed tartl,) is the same as
from Richmond to the same points.
The committee are assured that tariff of
treights will be issued in ten days by the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, connecting with the Petersburg road
to Weldon, thence over the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad, that will be satisfactory and
favorable to Richmond interests.
Mr.. Rogers, from the same committee,
also reported progress made by the commit.
tee with the Richmond members Of the
General Assembly as to the bill to require
regular reports from the railroads, canal
Companies, and coastwise vessels of freight
shipped over their lines, sc. .s.
On motion Of Mr.. Capers, the reports of
the committee were adopted, and the COM
mittee discharged from the further consider.
alton Of the subjects.
AdiOnrned
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ARRESTS YEsTERDAy.-Ann johnson and
Jennie Watkins (coIoreG were arrested yes,
terday by Sergeant DAME! Wren charged
with stealing S75, the property OF Henry
Wiley.
Private Watchman Taylor and Policeman
Rex arrested William Harris, charged VITA
attempting to break and eater the store-
house of l.. j. Rossieux wish intent to ccaa-
nit larceny. II
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Two MoHsTRRs-A monster concert accampa-
nies a monster drawing ut the Public Library af
Louisville, KY, on the 9Th Of hAis month. Almos'
every note Of music will repnsent bank. ncae'
The plaudts Of the audience will be given alike 10
Gilmore and the gaIner Of great gift 1t Is safe
TO say that the applause whah greets the lucsaest
man will outweigh even that which Gilmoressnu-
sic will inspire. Tickets for sale by A. P.LECIIER
9Ua Bank street, or W. W. MYERS, l4OtiAa'il
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2OR s21.ws
EOR RENT, that excellent HOUSE stf5A
i tie southeast corner OF Second and Main -
streets 1t has ten good rooms with all the modern
Improvements; kitchen with four rooms. 4 good
tepant can have it on very easy ferEs. Apply tor
4, J. EHEWNINH,, Religious Herald Office. l111
Main street. - 3is'a4 ~ - fe 12.1w
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February 13, 1873, President Grant said
of the Louisiana election of the previous
wear; 7" Recent investigation has developed
so many frauds and forgeries as to make 1t
doubtful what candidates received mnJor-
ity of she votes actually cast" December
I. 1874, President GRAFT says: have 81
Ways believed the present State officers re-
ceived majority OF the legal votes cast a'
that election"
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But the sutterings Of the poor in Rich
moud must be terrible indeed. Probably
five thousand men, white and black, are TO-
tally unemployed, and are without credit
or resources and almost without hope. There
is no organization to afford them relief no
body to help them in their distress. This
severe weather must be to them fearful
attlictiou.-R Richmond letter IN Petersburg
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AN EXPLANATIONS Sir John Lubbock, the
eminent sayant, says that among the Nell.
gheoEy tribes, in India, the application OF
the thumb TO the nose is regarded as high
form of respect" Guess General Grant
must have been raised out therc.--fd,moalle
Hercu3.U
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FIBrH-AyENUE THEATRE CoMBINATIoN.-
Furbish's Fifth.Ayenue Theatre CombDa-
ton will commence an engagement at the
Theatre on Monday night next, and play Z
week. Their repertoire embraces Divorce;
Article AZ, False Shame, Alike, Madelein
Morel, Saratoga, Diamonds, and Man ~and
Wife. The combination is said to embrace
great deal of. talent. The old Richmond
fayorite George c. Boniface is with it.
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PHILHARMONIC CoScERT.-Thes Richmond
Philharmonic Association propose to give
one of their charming concerts on Friday
evening, March 26th-two weeks from to-
night. The members, both junior and senior,
met last night for rehearsal. and tonight
will have a special meeting for the same pur-
pose. The junior members are q decided &C.
cession to the Society; they take great in
terest in the rehearsals. and wilt no doubt
sing their parts in the rich ciioruses whica
will be rendered with fine effect.
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TOBACCO INsPECTIoN-THE PLAN FOR STATE
WAREHoUSEs.-The bill introduced in the
Senate by Mr. Ragland and supported by
many of the gentlemen who have all along
acted with him in the contests in relation 10
tobacco inspections proposes to amend and
reeuact sections II, 81, and 54 Of chapter So
Of the Code, and repeal sections /, 9, 3, 4, .,
6, s, 10. II, y, 81, 81, 3S. Al, ~, 81. 53, Sc,
61, and 62 Of the said chapter. The bill
proposes that there shall be established on
the application of one or more citizens of
any community public warehouses; pro-
yided, that there shall be established not less
than two nor more than three for the city Of
Petersburg, not less than three nor more
ttan five for the city Of Richmond, not less
than two nor more than three for Lynch
burg not less than one nor more than two
each for Dauville, Gainesville, Farmvile,
Liberty, and South BOston-such ware
houses TO be known as State warehouses.
The Governor is to proceed upon any such
application 10 appoint three commissioners
to select and acquire control Of such proper
places for such warehouses. The terms on
which any property shall be purchased,
rented, or leased, shall be such rs not to i'm
pose any liability upon the State or draft
upon the treasury, but shall be so mide that
the cost of the same shall be taken out of the
proceeds arising from the fees or charges
levied upon the purchasers of tobacco. The
bill further proposes to give to the Cover
nor the appointment Of all inspectors. Each
inspector may appoint a deputy. All to-
bacco is 10 be inspected at the State ware
houses, but may he sold anywhere. Ware
houses owned by private parties may be
established outside OF incorporated towns
and cities, to be subject to the general regu-
lations made for State warehouses.
The ices of inspectors are to be the same
as now, and are to include insurance and
drayage to the warehouses. The penalties
against carrying uninspected tobacco out Of
the State are made more stringent, and in
clude ''agens of any railroad or public car
rier.' Proper books for atfording statistical
information of the business off the warehouses
are TO be kept. Details for carrying out the
purposes of the bill and to bring revenue
to the State from the system are arranged for,
and it is proposed to repeal sections l. 2,
8, T. S, 6, S, 10, IL, u, 81, 81, 80, Al, AZ, 81,
53, 56, 81, and 81 of chapter S5 Of the Code
and all acts inconsistent with the bills objects.
The bill is now in the bands Of the Finance
Committee Of the Senate.
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F1sED.-The following parties were aned
by the Police Justice yesterday morning:
Mary Wieston and Ella Mosely (coleredl, for
abusing and assaulting Catharine Green and
Sarah Coles Winston $40 and Mosely IS.
Elizabeth johnson $40, Catbarjne Green 20,
sallie Green So, for assaultiag and. beating
Mary Winston.
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Lo>r. <VRAYED. AND FOUND.

| n>F. On MONDAY, FEBRU STH,
l.. .-'a.,ia 5U~ Franklin street and corner Fifth
.l-. streets. "A SOLID SILVER SPUR with
s.. ,= --.ap attached, of value only 10 the owner.
'a,.,r will hc rewAid%! by leaving il at the
-.i. ,ilic. lie II | tr
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LAND SALs,-The farm known as Fox Har-
bor. situated In Amelia county, containing
three hundred aud fifty acres, has been sold
by .ChaJin, Staples IL Co. to Mr, Michael
Farnbaun, of Youngstown, Ohio. for four
tbousapd dollars.
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ONE REsULT.-After reading State Senator
Edgar Allan's diatribe on Louisiana the
northern papers are compelled to admit that
free speech prevails in Virginia ut all events.
E1y7uylLIe MercUTY.
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Nor GUILTY.-Jim Archer (colored), ap-
rested upon the charge of stealing lot of
iron from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
der0, was tried by Police-Justce Whke
Yesterday and found "nOt guilty"
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GENTLEMEN Will FIND AT LEVY. .tiRorHERs'
large stock of FURNISHING GooDSn prices 10 suit
the times. A call will convince ypu That money
can be saved by 1auking your puzohat S OF them.
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THE ICE: IN THE Rlvzn.-The steamer
Wyanoke arrived yesterday. Her officers
report that there is considerable ice IN the
river between Dutch Gap and Rockets.
The Wyanoke will sail for Norfolk and New
York to-day.
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RICHMOND. Va February 6, 1915.

RICHMOND. VA. February q, 1919.
...~rlpg 10 he above notice of dissolution, the
...a.r respectfully informs the ira lc generally
30. Wa, associated with him Mr.. JOSEPH ".
~. f.. - long aud ftVoribiy hn0wn, and VIII
.. ., 4: lnr same sIanI the business of ELAlE
81. ..,., ..,!tr the StSle of LEWIS II. BLAIR X
r.. ... respectfully Sulicits for the new con-
... .rar4l trTruia.c so long extended 10 tie
,a..rl. ui BLAIR y IlIANrpN.
~-Iu EWIS II. BLAIR.
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rHEEgaoBiBILrrIEsE For TO-DAY Rising,
barometer and Thermometers. a good time to rpr-
chase yourrsheetings, snirl&gs and linen g1o3s at
Levy RaltyuERS'.
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IN CoNFERENCE.-Thec chairman of each Of
the Council Committees and the Joint Com
mittee on Finance were in conference last
evening in the Council chamber the an,
nual appropriation ordinance.
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I.ssryERED TO THE NoRFo olK AUTHORITIES
Rosa Lee ALIAS Levy, charged in Norsok
with petit larceny, and recently arrested in
ibis city, was yesterday delivered to Coasaa'
Sla J. G. james, of Norfolk, who took her
home for trial.
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REMEMBER THAT MaRE ACTUAL BARGAINS ARE
sold at LEVY BRoTHEAS' than at any other estao-
ushment In this city. 7 hey keep large siock at
all times and sell all articles at much beloT rei-
r,r{s
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Sr MARY's BENEDICTINE SocIETY.-Ihe
hill to incorporate the st. Nary's Bened!ctine
Institute, of Richmond, passed the House
of Delegates yesterday,
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Escssszsssa55Ezass 4.
TEE WEATHER Te.DAys-F5om our rt-
ports this morning the probabilities nre'thta
The soeaiher today ,ot'l be, Glider, rclea, or.
parity cloady. -, -, .A.aA, ,s,
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REMOVE TILE SNow-It is the duty Of all
persons TO remove the snow from the pave
ment and gutter ih front Of their premises
The city ordinance in this respect will be-
rgidiy enforced.
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ll>>DLU TION.-The concern of BLAIR
! r TUlXruS expired ty Limitation on January
-. .-,rd Mr.. q lURGE ID. Til ANTON having
..., 1.i> Interest therein to Mr.. LEWIS II. BLAIR
...4. will wina III, the affairs oil the concern.
o.. plTtie- indebted Ia BLAIR Il TlIANTGS Will
-. make pI! n!cnt Ia him.
LEW l. III. BLAIR.
GEORGE ID. TllANTUS.
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THE GOLDEN OProHTUSITY.-1n two weeks
nom this day the last drawing of the Public Libra
N. Of Kentucky Will take place. There Is, there
fore, just fourte Ca days left in which TO secure
chances In that great distribution o! gifts The safe
OF tickets abroad will cease on the 2oth, but at
horne they nay be bought up TO the day't by that
time any are left. No similar chance VIII ever
again be offered the public TO make an easy ior-
tune, and all who wise VIII avail themselves OF
fIls last cnldnn nnnOrtunity.
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AS LEVY BROTHERS store Is, closed on satur-'
davs it will be necessary for you to call and make
your purchases to-day. If YOU are IN need OF oi
goods this weaIS-
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THE wEAGHEa YESTERDAY. was rainy and
disagreeabie during the, early part Of the day,
but clear, mild, and pleasant in The: afternoon
and at night The walking wss simply her-
rible, and last night, the temperature having
become considerably lower, the sidewalks
were slippery and dang gerous., sstsss
Range Of Thermometer at the DisDuteh Office -
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for
nutting inside blinds to the windows at the
City AlmshGuse has been awarded to Mesxs'
George e. william Gibson.
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DELIvEREp Ur.--Sergeant Wren and Police
man Bibh yesterday delivered at the peniten..
tiary Henry Sins, the escaped convict aud
despoYado captured on "Wednesday,
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II ANTED. ALL YUE LADIES To
v ,a"N ihat have hccu appointed agent FOR the
g. ISLAND DA kiNt-N OEk>. aud am
t.,4 4" ryC,T" ait Kinds ut work, such as
..-- -&.lwI>. ciuiS~, feathers gloves. 4 ls0, gem
....- clothing -c"urc t-pailts. 90 cents whole
-. Il, celebrated French ScOurcr and
."t...l. t,lo, Ct LATER. T. FRENCH,
!" No. u Ninih street, Sigu uf Eed Flag.
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Aittmond 1ispatrk.
ERIDAY. -. FEBRUARY ,l2, 1875

THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis,
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED,
GULATIoN, or ALE THE oTHRR oAMf
sEwspAPERs THE cITY. . .s.e s...s.s -: 7
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BACKGROUND wHITB~sTRtPED SILKS - soc'
per yard, regular price everywhere u 25- Also'
Ia: se stock of BLACK SILKS for sale very 2aesp at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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DRY GOODS can be had at LEVY BRoTnRhs, at
exceedingly low prices. Is they intend reducing
their stock this U,onlh 20 make room for their
sDrtnR purchases.
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MEp1cArHD RED FLASN.EL USpER.sHlRTs ana
DpAyRRs-certain cure. for rhehmatism-for sa'e
by e. b. sHESoE & s;oN, 1900 Main street. IrY
the PEMBROKE WI,nTE DRESS -EMars.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

COOK & LsgGHToN, IL A. H., continued sale
at the Do.lar-Store.
j. L. APPERcoN, 10 NJ at No. zo16 corner OF
BROAD and gtenty-third streets; administrators
sale of houssHold and kitchen furniture.
c. GODDIN, 3k 2. ~, brssk store with
dwelling above on Fighteeatht street besween
Madnaud FranlHin streets.