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THE RUTHERFORD TRAGEDY.
Mrs. IarFett's Alleged Murderer
Brought TO NRshViIIe-NO Violence
offered Him in MurfreesbOrO.

On account of the strong feeling prevail
ing against Jesse WOOdson, colored, the
alleged murderer of Mrs. W. +. jarrett, il
was thought advisable to bring the prisoner
to this city for safe keeping. Some be-
lieved that he would be mObbed last night,
but 10 demonstration was made in that
direction.
Shortly before Z o'clock yesterday eve
ming quite a crowd Of citizens assembled
on the Square at Murfreesb0ro, and a few
talked Of taking NOOdsOn from Jail, but
the great mass of citizens expressed them
selves as IN favor Of letting the law take
its course. He was handcufied, placed in
buggy and taken to the depot BY Sheriff
Ransom, Deputy Sheriff Major, and Jailsr
Jackson, and placed on board the passen-
ger train that arrived in this city at S;45
p. N. A crowd Of about fifty men fol-
lowed the prisoner and escort to the train,
but after the officers got WOOdsOn on board
none Of the men attempted to enter the
cars.
Jailer Jackson reached here safely with
his prisoner, and at once took him to Jail.
WOOdsOn appeared very much uncOncerned,
and only asked where be was going to sleep
and what be would have TO eat.
The alleged murderer is 4 mulatto, "A
years Of ace, . feet Z inches in height, and
stoutly built. He will be taken back to
MurfreesbOrO tomorrow morning TO have a
preliminary examination.
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Meeting Of the state Press Association

From the MuTreCSbOrO NCiCS we Get the
following programme of arrangements fol
the meeting Of the State Press Association
there, next Thursday:
The members will arrive on the trains
Thursday morning, 18th inst, due here at
$50 A. NJ. and 9:25 A. NJ, and will be met
at the depot by a committee Of reception,
appointed by the Board of Aldermen, who
will assign the members to the quarters
provided forsthem.
st IL A. NJ, the members will assemble
in the Circuit Court room, when they will
be formally received by the city authorities
and the Inequalities of the city rendered
them in a speech Of welcome by Mayor
Murfree, which will be responded to by
Col. Z. w. Neil, President Of the AssO-
citation.
The business meeting of the Association
will take place at two and half O'Clock
of the same day, in the Circuit Court
room. The p bic exercises will take place
at the Christian Church in the following
order:
THURSDAY EVENING. Music; Poem by
Miss Matte Collins, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn;
Music; Grafton by Col. Joseph Barbiere,
of Memphis, Tenn; Music; Grand Banque!
by the Municipal Authorities Of Murfrees-
bOrO.
FRIDAY EvENING.-Music; Address by
Henry WattersOn, Of the COJTieY-JOUrRdl;
Music.
Exercises TO begin promptly at O'Clock,
to which the public are cordially invited,
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COIOred MeIish.


A cOlOred military company has been or
ganized in this city, with VIM. Horton as
captain and mem: ership Of about seventy
five. They meet weekly for drill on the
commons below the Northwestern sheds.
Il is their intention to uniform themselves
at an early day, and apply to the War De,
psrtment Of the State for arms and equip
ments. II is a cherished object with the
cOlOred ladies to present the new company
with a flag, and 10 this end a festival, or
series Of festivals, will be given to raise
funds.
The black boys call their organization
the sc ant Guards" in token Of their ad-
hesiOn to the third term scheme. Unless
they renounce this distinctly we protest
against the State furnishing them with
arms. For going adverse 70 the eternal
fitness Of things, the darkey is peculiar.
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Nnu PnhIieafinns

We have received from the publishers, j.
B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, through
W. 7. Berry & Co., Of This city, the follow
ing new books:
"The Old Fountain Inn, and Other
POems'-by Adelaide I. Moe. A volume
Of smooth versiicatiOn and pure, healthy
sentiment, but displaying no poetic talent
Of higher order than chaTacterizes the
average magazine contributions Of the day.
philadelphia and Its EnvirOns'
edition revised aud enlarged, profusely and
admirably illustrated. Those who propose
visiting the great Exposition next year can
learn from this guide-bOok all they need
know about the City Of Brotherly Love.
Its price is but so GEMS.
"The Green Gate'-a very pretty TO-
nance Of modern German life, by Ernst
WickheTt, an author who is coming to be
very favOTably known in this country.
"Sigma'-the new novel of OUida,
author Of "Strathmore," 'Under Two
Flags" and other popular productions.
The present volume has been received with
great favor by the critics, and is marked by
all the strong points Of style and invention
which have made the author SO famous in
the field of light literature.
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POWERS ACQUITTED.
&c Was Cox That Saved Him-Whaf
Was said About the Verdict
his cody 4thp

Was Said About the Verdict.
The interest in the Powers case carried
many spectators to the Criminal Court
room yesterday, in expectation of a YER
dict. About IL o'clock the Jury
made its appearance, causing a
rush for positions where the finding could
be heard and the prisoners manner OBJ
served. Powers was seated with his coun-
sci and wore his usual imperturbable look,
until the jury entered, when he grew no
ticeably pallid.
The verdict was SHOT guilty" Its an
nOuncement was greeted with shouts from
a portion of the crowd assembled in the
room. After a moment the natural color
returned TO the prisoners face. Rising
and waving his hand to the Court he with
drew.
The result was soon known throughout
the city and it produced almost universal
surprise, causing a great deal of varying
comment. Our reporter conversed with
several good citizens who heard the trial
through, ard they agTeed that it was easy to
see how the jury was brought to
the conclusion arTiSed at, despite the able
efforts Of the prosecuting counsel-elforts
rarely surpassed in our Criminal Court.
The evidence Of 10. Cox, which was, Of
course, excluded on the first trial, he being
also under accusation, was now given in
and was of character to very materially
strengthen Powers chance of acquittal.
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See our Bargain Counter-Wiil have to
morrow a new Ios Of Children's Buff Shoes,
75c; Buff Slippers, rs to los, 75c and 81
Bronze Slippers, IS to los, 75c, 81, and
Sl.15; Ladies' Slippers, Toe; Ladies' Shoes,
SIPS and upward; Gents Custom-made
Shoes, new styles, in great variety, very
cheap. Peoples Shoe Store, 1O2 Church
street, opposite s.. Cloud Block.
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PREPARING FOR DUTY.
Meeting Of the Y. N. G. A. Last Might
The ASS 1ciRfiOn Divided Into Stand
ing Committees for work.

The Young Mems Christian Association
of Nashville and Edgedeld, met at the First
Presbyterian Church last night, President
Pitcher in the chair, and by estimate, $50
members present.
After devotional exercises, standing com
mittees were announced as follows:
On Membership-M. 3. Toney, Chair
man, Geo. Goodwin, Hugh Gwyn, Joseph
Fisher and II. ". ButJOItf
On Devotional Meetings-W. E. Nc
Nelly, J. 3. Patton, W. l.. Danley, j. j.
Farrar and J. c. Morrison.
On VisitatiOns or Mission WOrk-W. r.
Cobb, j. L. Wilson, Jos. Carols, s. W. Ed
wards and Jas. AdcoCk.
On the Sick-R. Freeman, r. G. Haw-
kins, Fl. II. McAllister, VIM. Turner and
G. Z. SchOoley.
On Church,. W. Bonner, Jno. NJ.
Gaut, E. w. Hill, J. II. Eakin, Geo. p.
Massengale, Theo. Cooley, and VIM. p.
Mccarthy.
On Employment-J. E. WOOlwines c.. +.
Ordway, II. w. Fold, I. o. Morris, and r.
j. Miller.
On Boarding HOuses-J. NJ. Williams,
Len. d. Baker, VIM. Cassetty, J. p. Smart,
and r. Morrison.
On Music-Jno. II. Campbell, Brad.
Michel, and Vim. II. Morrow.
Resolutions were offered as follows:
BY J. W.YOung-TO hold Bible readings
in families wherever the same consent, and
praise meetings at different places in Nash
Vile and Edgefeld. Referred to committee
on Devotional Meetings.
By S. N. D. Clark-That the Music
Committee select and report a song book to
be used by the Association. Adopted
A number Of applications for member
ship were received and referred to the
proper committee.
Several friendly notes from ministers,
unayOidably absent, were read and ordered
to be made part Of the record.
W. E. McNeilly gave notice Of an amend
ment, which he will propose to the consti-
tuition, covering the subject Of associate
membership.
A vote of thanks was rendered the dele
gates to the International Convention for
their report, and the Association ad-
jOuTned.
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A visit 20 the Penitentiary

Gov. Porter, accompanied by State SU-
perintendent TrOusdale and Maj. 10. HOr-
ton, paid an official visit to the penitentiaFy
yesterday, at the invitation Of the lessees,
and made minute examination of the
workings therein. All was found in good
and highly cOmmendable order. such being
the verdict Of the visitors.
Of late the policy of furnishing reftacto-
~ cOnvicts with, the lash has been largely
dispensed with, and the change has wrought
about a more satisfactory condition OF
things. The prisoners are assigned daily
tasks, and the majority, by more attentive
and cheerful industry, often finish an hour
or two before what has been heretofore the
time for leaving of.
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st. Louis Bridge and Union Depot
All railroad lines from the North, East and
South, which have heretofore landed their
st. Louis and Western passengers at East
St. Louis, now run over the bridge and
through the tunnel into the Union Depot
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at St.
Louis. Western passengers ticketed over
the Missouri Pacific Through Line, (Which
il the only Western line running out Of
Union Depot,) will therefore avoid all ON.
nibus transfers incident to other lines. Ad-
dress E. a. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
% South Fourth street, st. Louis, forrates,
time tables, and full information in regard
to the Western country.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Police Court fines amounted 10 only
ten dollars yesterday morning.
John B. Walker, cOlOred, was committed
to jail yesterday on a capias from the
Criminal Court, charging him with con-
tempt of court.
A negro named Frank Altman was ar
rested by officer Baker yesterday at the in
stance Of Dan Ridley, cOlOred, on the
charge of stealing corn. He gave bond for
his appearance before Justice Baskette to-
MORROW afternoon.
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Did.

MOORE.-On the 18th inst, at 12.I5 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the residence Of his father, 2S2 West
Cedar street, WILLIAM MOORE, aged years
and months.
Friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited TO attend his funeral at go O'Clock P NJ
to-day, Sunday. Divine services by Rev. VIM.
Graham.
PORTER Died on the 18th inst. JAMES
HICKMAN, infant son Of Robert NJ and Jessie
Porter.
Prayer by the Rev. T. A Hovt, at 5 O'Clock
P. II. to-day, in parl0r 50, Maxwell House.
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The m Trorn1ore nIntiree.

The grand concert given al the Opera
House last Thursday night for the benefit
OF the City Library, was repeated yesterday
afternoon. The audience was not as large
as it should have been, but what was
lacked in numbers was made up in appre-
cation. There was something to appre-
ciate, too, as the rendition was equal in
excellence to that of Thursday night, which
has received so much praise. The per
formers are entitled 10 the thanks Of the
friends Of the Library.
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Thirteenth Disfricf sehooIs.

The examinations in the public schools
OF the Thirteenth District will commence
on Monday, June IA, as follows: Salem
Church School, colored, ON tomorrow,
Monday; Watkins Seminary on Tuesday,
when both boys and girls will be examined;
Mckee School, cOlOred, on Wednesday, and
81. Nernon's on Thursday. Parents and
friends Of popular education are earnestly
and respectfully invited to be present.
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a bit Of a sensation was occasioned in a
certain locality in this city Yesterday after
noon. TwOyouDg women straddled a bare
packed mule, and went riding about the
streets. They were arrested and escorted
70 the police station by officers Arnold and
Currln, when the Sergeant released them
under apromise that they would appear
before the Recorder tomorrow morning.
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The Louisville FaYOrite!-Cay's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price Of trial size, 25 cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by DemOville &
Co. and druggists generally.
je3 thurs, sun, tues I'm
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Rural Concert.

Next Friday night there will be a grand
concert at Bethlehem Church, twelve miles
from Nashville, on the Hillsb0rO pike, by
amateurs from Nashville, under the super
vision Of Mr.. John p Campbell, the pro-
ceeds TO be used for the purchase Of an or
gan for the Sabbath-schoOl.
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Ladies' and Gents Leather and Duck
Travelling Bags and Satchels in great vari-
ETY.. Trunk Straps and Shawl Straps for
sale cheap at Ramage < Sons, IS College
street iel1 Fri, Sat, sun, Tues
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Columbia commencement Notes.

We are in receipt of an invitation to at
tend a grand reception to be given to the
graduates of the Columbia AtheuRum and
Institute, at the Nelson House, June 18th
at s p. NJ, by the Ugly Club, Of which j..
f Cooper is President; e. Z. LOOney,
Vice-President and S. Carmack, Secretary.
Committee OF Invitation: Z. d. Wilson
J.E. Walker and j. D, FrieTsOn.
The commencement exercises of the In
stitute occurred last Wednesday and
Thursday, winding up with the "SOiree
Musicale which, in Columbia, is always
one Of the great eyents.Of the year. Bishop
Quintard addressed the graduating class.
At the Atheneum, the COM
mencement exercises viii be
held on the 18th, 10th, and 18th Of this
month. The programme is fully up to any
former year, and promises to be unusually
interesting. The public examination of
classes will be during the three days above
mentioned. On the afternoon Of Thursday,
the 18th, the prizes, certificates, and
diplomas will be awarded. The salutaIOry
by Miss Herring, of Mississippi, and the
valedictory by Miss Smithwick, of Tennes-
see, will be read at this time. The address
before the AlumnR will be read by Mrs.
jos. II. Russell, Of Columbia, and the ora
ton del vered by Rev. I. A. HOyt, of Nash
vile. Entertainments will be given each
night as follows: SOiree Dansante, inter
spersed with music; concert of vocal and
instrumental music, and an Opperetta, ex-
clusively by children, called "Little Red
Riding Hood
y grand complimentary hop is announced
10 be given at the Nelson House, TO NOR
row. evening. at which Our Cberterfieldian
editor hopes to be present. The commit
tees are as follows:
Inyitation-Jas. b. Smith, A. S. James,
r X. Polk, John p. Brown, Dawson Frier-
son, DR.. W. FTieISOn.
ReceptiOn-W. ?. Morgan, r. Il. San
som, W. P. Woodbridge, Mrs T. B. Rains,
Mrs. Z. N. FriersOn, Mrs. NJ. c. Mays.
Floor Managers-Dr. a. L. Pillow, Judge
John Y. Wright, Eugene Pillow, Col. T.
W. Reese, A. B. UpShaw.
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We invite the attention Of citizens and
strangers to our large stock of Trunks, ele-
CANT and substantial, and at prices to suit
the times. John Ramage & Son., IS Col
lege street. je11 Fri, Sat, Sun, Tues
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net Polonaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., - Public Square. my26 I'm
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CITY NOTICES.

Fine English Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Ware, in great variety at the Dollar
Store. je13 2t
ViOlins, Accordeons, COncertinOs, Con
cert Harmonicas, at the 5 Store.
jel6 2t
Great bargains in Decorative Vases,
Toilet Sets, Flower Pots, etc, at the Dol
lar Store. je13'2t
China and Glassware at the 5 Store.
jel3 2t
Hats all kinds, al the Dollar Store.
jel3 2J
Gentlemen'S Shirts and Underwear at
the 5 Store. ieI3 2t
Boys Summer Clothing cheaper than
ever at the Tom Thumb Clothing Store.
jel3 1t
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Real Lama and Lace Shawls, cheaper
than any other house in the United States,
at A. Winters. je6 If
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Drink Blue Lick Water.-Just received,
fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from Spring.
For sale by the glass, gallon or half barrel.
A. G. Carter. je3 thurs, SUI, tues Wv
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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Just Received large lot Of fancy col
ored Childreu's Shoes and Slips, at the
Maxwell Shoe Store. jel1 st
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Ladies', Children's and Mems Cotton
Hose at sc and upwards, at a. Winters.
les #
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Misses Cloth Shoes, Travelling Bags and
Gents Straw Hats, at reduced prices, at the
Maxwell Shoe Sore. je1I 81
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Monthly Board and Lodging s., Sc and
81 per week, owing to location Of room, at
St. Charles Hotel. ie12 2t
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japanese Check Silks 25c, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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Great reduction in Dry goods at A.
Winters, Is Union street. je6 If
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Summer Vacation Of the Jewish Sab
bath-SchOOI.


Notwithstanding the short time since the
organization Ofthe Jewish Sabbath-school,
it closed its regular exercises yesterday
with one hundred and thirty pupils. The
school is under the superintendent of
Rev. DR.. Kalisch, who expresses himself as
grateful for the efficient and jealous assist
ance received from Mrs. Max Sax, Mrs.
Saltzcutter, Misses Kate Powers, Lizzie
BlOOmstein, Hattie Schyer, Sarah Iser and
II. Green in conducting the school. The
re-Opening Of the school will be duly an
uOuuced
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BOOTS s. SHOES
AT THE
Peoples Shoe Store,
1O2 CHURCH. STREET,
Opposite st. ClOsd Block,
Opposite st. ClOad Block

atthe following low prices: coo pairs Ofladies
pebble goat at So S225, $3.50 and s2.75; 300 pair
OF ladies' fne slippers atloc, worth Sl5oi so par
Of ladies' fine lasting own make, s1.5O, worth
30; 2Il0 pair misses fine lasting polish, own
make 81. sI.25, worth 81 70 and S2-25; misses
kid slippers 50, worth Sl50i children's slip
uers. All Sizes coo, worth 81; ladies' French mo-
rocco own make, $50; French kid very cheap;
gents homemade boots $40 and s. Sd; gents,
shOp-p1ade calf congress CATERS $3.50; calf
Alexis 3 50 800 pair Of soiled shoes very cheap.
Will omen tomorrow lot Of boots and shoes
from bankrupt sale, which can be had at half
the usual prices.
J. W. LAWLEsS a CO.
-EDII cod till isn1O .4thP
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Bishop and Victoria Lawns at half their
value at A. Winters, 13sUnion street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Is, 100 A. N.
PTobGbilitieS.-FOr Tennessee, rising
rising barometer, northwest winds, partly
cloudy, cooler weather.
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81 meal tickets for $500 OF St. Charles
Hotel. je12 2t
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A Percale, good quality at 123c., at A.
Winters. je6f
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
.o,,.,e,,.,>,,,.,,,~ r~4c>,o-o~~0>,0~~o>,~
New Style Boys Hats. at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Coed Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & NObIe'S.
mills cody 4thp
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Day Board $500 per week at st. Charles
Hotel. je12 2t
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Railroad conductors should wear Elm
wood collars, as dirt will not stick to them.
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TIE BEST CoFFEEs
HEALTH AND PLEASURE ExCUR-
sIONs To COLORADO.

The st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published new and Illus
trated Guide TO Colorado, CseasOn Of 1881 Civ
ing brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fare. This Guide contains valuable i'm
formation for Tourists and InvaIids. Free.
Send for cOpy. Address C. X. lord, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
apps wed sat 3m
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esther THE ladies and gentlemen
connected with the OratOrio Of Esther are
requested 70 meet at the store Of Benson,
Brown & Co. On Monday evening, 14th, at
5 o'clock prompt. Business Of importance
will be transacted. Bring all your books.
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CITY NOTICES.

Beautiful yard-wide French Percales at
12aac. at Lebeck Bros, II Union street.
. jeI3 2t
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Blank O. indicates no r - .i,-I-s 777 80
tiOnary; minus q ten M 20 fsiIe ~ ~,
tendency 70 rise. 0J " TAM P-u' W.
A. q r I'm SGT Sic Ser Il 9 A
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Fine Grass Linen at 10 Gems per yard at
Lebeck's. je13 2t
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so boxes French Corsets at 70 cents at
Lebeck's. je13 It
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily RsDort Of Stage Of Water, tgih Chdngss IN
tie a h6lrs ending 3 p. NJ June y, 1878.
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ParasOls and Fans at great bargains at
Lebeck's. je13 2t
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China and Glassware at the 5 Store.
je13 2t
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Gentlemen'S Shirts and Underwear at
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