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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA despatch
from Neah Bay, Washington Territory. gives the
statement Of Neal O'Haiey, Quartermaster Of
the Pacilc rescued by the revenue cutter Oliver
Wolcott on the morning OF the 7th iust to tue
folluMlnc cff-cti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12

Supervising Inspector Addison Low said YES
tetdny that the CITY n Waco had no license for
carrying oil, and that the owners of the ship G. r.
red 1t ia violation of the law.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-01-14

e Men seorn to kiss among themselves,
And scarce would KISS brother,
But=wemen want TO kiss SO bad
They waste them on each Other.i
But men and women, boys and girls,
Will hug and kiss each ether more,
When they find out how dreadful cheap
They sell at BROWN s. Cos STORE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-01-14

farmer writes: Il have seen frequent
inquiries how to reclaim old and
worn lands. a quick and cheap
plan is to SOW the land in oats as
early as you can III the Spring; as
soon as ripe plow under, keep off all
stock, and you will have a tremen-
dous Fall growth of oats; pillow them
under in October, or, if South, the
first of November, then sow rye,
Craze in the Spring and feed down;
when ripe pIow under, and YOU will
see one of the finest rye fields YOU
ever saw; or, if you wish, sow clover
on the rye the first spring; it is
very effectual and cheap / saw the
above tried in Tennessee when a
boy; the land was so worn that the
oats did not exceed knee high; they
were plowed under when ripe and
again in November. The land was
planted in corn the next year and
made a large yield; it was before
the days of clover. j have tried it
repeatedly since with good success"
The MACHINE SHOP is a means of
EDUCATING men in certain lines of
thought. The ability to design
machine that viii execute with auto
matic precision any given form,
requires a special development of
brain power, and this Development
is by no means confined to the in
ventor, but is shared by many per
sons. One machine leads to anOth-
er, and rs consequence the intelli-
gence of the men who are concerned
in turning out machinery of high
Clas; is very marked, although they
are unknown for the most part ex-
cept locally. The machinist speaks
through the works Of his hands and
brains. He adds to the population
of the world when he sends forth a
machine capable of materially in
creasing its working force, he frees
his fellows from the bondage of
mere handiwork and sets them high
cr problems to solve. In every way
he advances the cause of his race
and leaves the world richer by his
labors.
SIMPLE CURE. FOR BoILs.-Dr. ST
mon, physician of Lorraine, gives
new cure for boiIs, namely, by trea-
ting them with cam phorated alcohol.
As soon as the cullaination point of
boil makes its appearance, he puts
a little of the liquid in a saucer, and,
dipping the ends of his little fingers
in it, rubs the infamed. surface, es-
pecially the central part, repeating
the operation eight or ten times for
about half a minute. He then al
lows the surface to dry, placing over
it a slight coating fcamph0rated
olive oil. He says that four such
applications will, in almost.all cases.
cause boils to dry up and disappear,
the operation to be performed morn
ing, noon and evening. The an
nouncement ofsuch a simple cure
for such a painful malady will bear
repetition. d HT11 --1eub 8 las5s
5I3sl T5d g sig bga .t1a
AnIold man of sixty out West
stepped into pan of milk his wife
of tifty7eight had inadvertently left
on the cellar-stairs, ndsthe pan was,
tipped over and the milk spilled, and
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-01-14

w hen they find out how dreadful cheap
They sell at Brown s. Cos STORE.
--s-SS~-"--
A negro parson in Virginia was
preaching very earnestly about the
certainty and the terrible nature and
degree of the miseries ofthe damned,
and when he had succeede in.work-
ing up himself and his awestruck
auditory in high degree of excite
ment. and latter into terrified admir-
alton OF his narrowing detail Of hor-,
rors, he capped the climax after this,
fashion: "My friends, you all know.
Major Clark's furnace; you have seen,
it often, how the white-hot Goals,
just melt up iron thrown intslitzzl.il'sss-
as it twas snow. Well, if You took q,
sinner out he'll and threw him into,
Major Clark furnace, he'd have an,
agur in two minutes"
RHEUMATISM AND GoUT.-A medi-
, cal correspondent of an English Jour
nal SAYS that the advantages of as
paragus are not sufficiently appre-s
ciated by those who suffer with rheu-
matism and govt. Slight cases of
rheumatism are cured In a few days
by feeding on this delicious esculentt
and more chronic cases are much re-
lieved, respectfully if the patient avoids
all acids whether in food or beverages.
The Jerusalem artichoke has also a
similar effect in relieving rheuma-
tism. The heads may be eaten in
the usual way; but tea made from
the leaves of the stalk and drank
three or four times a day is a certain
remedy, though not as agreeable,
BREAKFAST INDIAN CAKES. As We
are now able to get Indian meal
from the new crop, will tell your
readers, writes a correspondent, how
they can have excellent cakes for
breakfast, which l call mush cake.
It is thus: Take as much meal as
may berequire1, scald it partissy,
then take some rippings of lard and
warm water-melt the fat with it,
then take the meal and mix with
milk to the proper consistency. #j
A farmer asking a provincial edit
or for the best way to get riGl of.
weeds, was responded to in the Edi-y
tors column thus: Squeeze the.
hand of a plump young widow alTin
black" The next day she was in
half mourning, and second kindly
pressure resulted in pink gown
with a white bonnet. The weeds
had disappeared. -. '-'s.1
''Mother,n said little shaver the
other day, Il know what I would de
F if l was at sea and the men were all
starving, ant. they should draw lots
to see who should be killed and
I eaten, and it-should be me-Pd Jump
into the water ! Butt said the.
mother, "they would fish yOn up
0Ahi but wonldn' bite.f s-5 asd5
+ A wedding that was to have oc-
Cured this week has been Indefinite
! ly postponed because the u pther-in--
law elect heard that her d1ugnter's
future husband had an. uncle some
where cashier in a bank. She said
4Iora ,,.oo S,,rc RI Is, tsi1.a rY11 tsif ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-01-14

Bachelors Full Stock Double Sole Brogans so worth 80
F." Boots,
MEMS Fine Calf Pogged Boots, so so
a' = Warranted 4 90
MEMS Double Sole Calf Sewed Boots Oak-tan
SOles, Morocco Tops, Very Best Material all
through, for 81 So usually sold for u 90 to 10 90
This Boot is worthy the attention of the very
Women's Pgged Lined Shoes Double Sole 81 81 %
high cut Is
& 81 Calf skin,
Shoes, 90.
Every pair Of is Warranted
Chid's Heavy Copper Tip Shoes Pegged, rs 90
Sewed Shoes CITY made, war nted, 1 /
q rs 25
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LEFT FOR BATON ROUGE.

f. Baker Pegram, Captain OF the Parish Pri-
son. left here last evening on the steamboat Gov.
Allen with tie following named conyicts dire t
Tor the State Penitentiary:
Geo. Whitefiol9, petty larceny, months
Chss. Joseph, ditto, year.
Elijah rillman, ditto, year.
Elijah rillman, breaking and entering, years.
James Donovan, petty larceny, months.
Laura Saith, ditto, years.
Frank Mitchell, ditto year.
Sam Bro; ks, ditto, year.
Martha Anderson ditto, years.
William Williams, ditto, years.
Dan Robinson ditto, year.
Joseph Morris, ditto, year.
Elsey Howard, ditto, year.
Ramos James, ditto year.
Francis Antoine, burglary, years.
Louis Williams, petty larceny, years.
August Alien, ditto, 2 years and months.
Laura Harr g, ditto year.
John Sullivan alias Eurphy, petty larceny
year.
John Villa ms, ditto, 6 months
James Williams, ditto, 6 months. -s'
Benz. Alexander, grand larceny, years.
Charles Hood, petty larceny months.
Jefferson Boyer, ditto, 8 months
Emma Brown, ditto, years.
Eliza Wingfeld, ditto, vears.
Henry Wood, ditto, 2 years.
Lellx Bernard, ditto, year and months
9ohn Thomas, ditto, years.
Bill Haywood, ditto, months.
Washington Banker ditto, year and months.
Henry Collier, alias Bnsh, ditto 2 years.
John Jones, ditto, year and n,Oaths.
Joseph Guidry, embezzlement 6@ears.
Henry Robinson, shooting, etc, y years.
Henry Sheppard, entering, etc, 2yeaTs and
months.
or these 30 were colo.ed men, AMI colored
women,
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AND UNRESERvED CREDIT SALE
OF IMPORTED DRY GOODS

OF IMPORTED DRY GOODS
ON SIXTY AND NINETY DAYS CREDIT.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS e. CO-Alex Levy,
ID Auctioneer-Salesroom 80 Magazine street-On
MONDAY, the ed inst, at 1929 o'clock A. NJ, will
be sold without any whatever, the fol OWING,
fresh and well selected stock of Dry Goods consist
ing Of
Bact and calored Alapacas, De LANES, Merinos,
Bombazines Cashmeres Black Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doeskins White Goods. such Swiss, Pain and
Striped Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns. Bishop Lawns,
Curtain Musl MS Bobbnets Linen Towels, Damask
Towels Linen G. mbrics, Madras, Oil Colored Bor-
dered and Hemstitched Handkercbiefs, Merin and
Cotton Undershirts. Felt Skirts, Shawls White and
Red Damask, Qailts, Ma kns, Doyhes, tlannes
Plaid NJ sims, Jacquard Musins TOTE tu N"r'i
Lii en-, Cotton Sh etmgs Shirt fronts, Chemses,
White and Cololed Shirts etc, ETC.
1000 dczen assorted Hosiery, of all qualities, for
men, women, misses and children. nl9 81
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BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS,
" MASQUERADE AND FIREMEN'S BALL
To be given by
Home Hook and Ladder fire Company No L.
AT THEIR HALL
On Saturday Evening, Dec. ID, 1873.
MANAGERS
J. Gassenberger F. Gels d. Wicker, H. P. Phillips,
g. Bubeck r. Tebbe, Phil Michael j. d. Houston
Hon. J. Gartskamp Hon. Leon Bertoh Hon H. :
Burke, Col s. J. N.SSmith, VIM. Pagan, Hon. u. j.
Ellis, TT. Aycock, j. Ii. Mahahey, j. z. Guliotue
Hy. Munster.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
G. c. Piper, Chairman; IL. {. Brown NJ. Garripan
j. J. Gauthreaux, Jno. A. Nil hel
Tickets Il 90. The bar restaurant and hat room
will be sold at public auction at the Truck House. on
Sunday. Nov. % at II o'clock A. NJ ni42l 81
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n CNrt.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire TO settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT
DlSCOU NJ that he has the sole Agency for ths
payment OF 1his tax by means of Drainage Warrants
direct application will secure the lowest rates
JAMES B. GUTHRIE, Agent
!e' on lS2 Gravieg street.
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By X. M. s. b. J. montgomery.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
One of the largest stocks of Diamonds Watches
Jewelry Siverware, etc, offered in this
city, to be sold without limit reserve at Hart's,
corner St. Chafles and Common streets, at Auc-
ton.
DYR M. e. B. J. MONTGONIERY-R NJ. Mont
ID gomery Auctioneer-Will he sold on WEDNES-
DAV, November "a, commencing at l0i2 O'Clock and
continued from day to day uutl the whole stock Is
disposed Of
CONSISTING of va liable Solitaire and Cluster Da-
mond Rings, Earrings, Pins and Brace cts, Watches
of the most celebrated makers Howard and Bartlett
stem wlndeIs, JergeTsen, Naidle etc, Chronograph
and split quarter second Watches, Opera and Vest
Chains, L-dies Coral Pearl Cameo Amathyst Sc s,
Bands, Bracelets Of every description, Studs Sleeve
Buttons Opera Glasses RevOlvtrs, Guns etc, and a
large lot OF articles too numerous TO mention
"A Also
Elegant Pleyel Upright Pianos y
2. S.-The whole OF the above goods are sold under
guarantee.
1erms-Cash. D2t I'm
ALL THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IN
the premises Nos A and Al Front street.
and Nos. 46 and 45 Fulton street, in the First
District of this city, consisting of Hardware,
Ship Chandlery, etc.
Z. H. BOSTICK VS.. PHILIP A. COHEN
AT AUCTION.
10Y r. NJ. G. B. J. MONTGOMERY-R. M
ID Montgomery, AuGt oueer-Ofiee No. 81 Can p
stleet-Will be sold MONDAY, November %
1875 commencing at 10 A. NJ, AID continuing day 70
day il the whole is disposed Of at the above men
toned plsc s. by virtue and pursuant to an order
from the honorable judge of the Sixth District Court
for the parish of Orleans, No 1918.
Catalogues will be ready two days previous to the
sa Q. "a. H. Ht8
Terms-Cash on the spot. MA II 1s 81
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Black and all the new shades Of dress and trim.
b ne silks and yelvets at Leyy's

NEw Music, PIANOS, Erc.-Mr. Grunewald, Of
Grunewald Hall, Bsronne street, is in daily re-
ceipt Of new music. He has, also, constantly on
hand very large stock OF pianos, organs and
musical instruments Of the most renowned man.
ufacturers. He has the exclusive agency of the
ce ebrated pianos Of Steinway Knabe, Haines
Pleyel and others. Mr.. Grunewald is offering
these instruments at the very lowest cash prices
or on easy monthly nstallments.
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Lime, Sand, Bricks, Etc.

LfHe, SdHu, DIICAs, Ito'
II IAIE, CEMENT, PLASTER, PLASTERING
Hair White and Yellow Sand, Fire Clay, Paving,
Bull ing Country and Arch Bricks, English and
Pittsburg Fire Bricks Large and Small White Shells,
Laths Shingles and Fire Tiles at the lowest market
rates. For sale by JOHN c. STEWART,
l35 Gravier street and 269 julia between Rampant
and Basin streets. h2l 3tT
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COPARTN ERSHIPS.

dissolution - COMPREHENSIVE - The
IL firm of G. F. MILLER & CO. at Bayou Sara,
La, and Red River Landing, dissolved on the
sd of October, 1879, by the death of Mr.. G. F.
Miller.
The surviving partners having purchased his in
terest the business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm name of the GRAND LAKE COAL
COMPANY, j. b WILLIAMS, Agent who is pre-
pared to supply steamboats, and plantat ons with the
best quality Of PITTSBURG COAL at al hours of
the day and night Represented in New Orleans by
o. A. MILTEN BERGER g. CO. 68 Camp street,
who have full power to liqaida,e the affairs of the
late firm. j. 3. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Surviving Partners
n1a ct G. F. Miller d. Co.
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COPARTNERSHIP = The undersigned have
" formed copartnershp under the name and style
of BURKE s THOMPSON. for the tram action of a
wholesale Grocery and importing business, at No Ct
Tchoupitoulas, and II Commerce street
NICHOLAS BURKE,
PHILIP THOMPSON "
, New Orleans Sept l. 1875 s, 81 If
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CLNLIIl VT NCW JEnUSHLCW IHUhIH
,a...l GRUNEwALD HALL,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
#=T 23d, 24th and 25ih.
The Entertainment will insist of Tableaux, Vocal
and instrumental Music, Recitations and Dancing.
UNDER TIE AusrIcEs OF THE FOLLOWING LApIEs:
Mrs DR. Hoeombe, Mrs. t,lendy Burke,
Mrs. Harry Hays, Mrs II. Mari,
Mrs. DR. Folwell, Mrs. J. C. swayze,
Mrs. Jack MOORE Ms j. G. Brown
MS G. s. Hunt Mrs. Wash Mars
Mrs. NJ L. Navra, Mrs S. G hreeger, sl
Mrs. j. Wilson, Mrs. A. Canon,
Mrs. j. Cider, Mrs. s harby.
PROGRAMME
Tuesday Evening, November 23d.
l. Trio. Violin, Piano aad Alto. .Fesca
Messrs r. Tyler, q. Haase A. Haase
2. L ,bleau-Lady of the Lake, Barns and Highland
3. solo.Oiseaux Legers Mr. Meteve
Tableau-Three Graces l#
s. Tableau-Tie Original Ghost '''' : ''D"'
M:s cne Mes Ma Ms and G eassa4s
8. Tableau-Little Nell and her Grandfather Parted
9. solo-Ah Mon Fills, Prophetic. Miss Reiman
TO- 10 Iableaa. NaoAi, Ruth and Orp,ah. ag.
,,,.., a1-ast a- .ts and Tracy
5 =, DANCING. 80 s5
Wednesday Evening November 24th.
l. Tri0-PianO Violin and Alto MAJ seder
Messrs. II. Haase, A. II ase
2 Recitation Dreamof Eugene Aram Mr.. G Stern
3. SolO-Si Jetas RoI. Mrs. G. Witham
q. Soo-Le Barber do Seville 49,. Miss T. Canon
5. Recitation -Pyramns ard Thisbe. Mr. r. Thayer
8. Solo Air from LIE Prophetic. Miss A. Wager
T. secitaton-The Gridiron Mr. c. +. Beck
. Rondo Mr.. c. Ra asss
10 Rec Rectatona Betsy ana are Out NJ H Pick
Accompanst- Mr. Jos Miller jr. :" '''A'A
DANCING - VI
Thursday Evening, November 18th. go
Prog, anime arranged exclusively for Dancing
ADMlSS1ON-50 cent?.
Concert commences at 712 O'clock
City Railroad Company viii run extra until 2
Tickets. Fifty Cents to be had at Messrs CRIME.
waid's Ehe.& Blackmars, Kreegers and principal
music stores. o23 I'd
y EMEMBER THE UNFORI UNATE-
GRAND MATINEE
For the benefit of the House of Good Shepherd given
CLUB DRAMATIQUE LOUIsIANAIs. 80.
With the kind and generous assistance of Nine
Vezlan, Misses Eve Dablestine and Alphonsina
Gooin. a... II ON ~ ~
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
On Sunday, December ), Mt ~ M.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
MA II 81 "a 20 eds
A GRAND CONCERT and sOIREE DANsANTE
To be given by the
YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
CHRISTIAN AID ASSOCIATIONS
AT THE MASONIC HALL, -
On Saturday, Sunday md Monday, November
20, II and ~ 1873.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION Is CENTS
MA 10 90 81
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New GooDs.-Our old newspaper friend, Mr..
James Kirkpatrick, 610 Magazine street, is now
with fancy articles, pictures, frames, etc. See
advertisement.
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At the election of officers Of the Lone Star Base
Ball Club, the following named gentlemen were
elected to serve for the next six months:
President, John Houston; Vice President AL
Hensley; Treasurer, Henry Trouchet; Recording
Secretary, frank Bathman Jr.; Correspond 6
Secretary, John M. Foster; Steward, *Ferd. Ii
vaudais.
Board OF Directors-Adam Baker, Chairman
Daniel Moran, Ferd, Lvaudais
Those marked Il u.s. were reelected.
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mrs. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER
Positively last week of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFR SEASON.

Mrs. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER
Positively last week of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFR SEASON.
asa Tonight, positively last time,
La JOLIE PARFUMEUsE.
MILE GEoFFRoY as..... ROSE MICHoN
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Nov % and 23-LE
PETIT FAUST Mile Geoffroy as Marguerite.
WEDNESDAY-Lastt time LIE CANARD A TROlS
BECS (rhe Wonderful Duck.
THURSDAY AFrERNO0N-Thanksg Matt
nee-LA GRAND DUCHESSE.
THURSDAY NIGHT NINE. LARCHIDUC
FRIDAY-LA PEEICHOLE. mel
ST CHARLES THEATER-
BEN DE BAR.
sATURpAY NIGHT : MERRY WIVES OF
SUNDAY NIGHT-NICK OF THE WOODS.
Roaring Ralph Stcakpoie ..---........-. Ben DeBar
a"' TO OBLIGE BENSON.
MONDAY, Nov. 2-The New Orleans favorite and
Eminent TTagedian, Mr.. LAWRENCE BAR
REFr for limited period, in series of Shakes
perian Embodyments
DooTs open at per Torrance at s O'Clock. Box
Office op' n from 10 TO 4. n20 If
RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUslU-
FOR ONE COMMENCING MAT1NEEs
WEEK SUNDAY WEDNESDAY
ONLY. NOV. 81. SATURDAY.
. The Largest and Most Talented
ETHIOPIAN ORGANIZATION IN EXISTENCE.
/ HsVERLY's NIN>TFIs
viii make their annual visit the Crescent City,
bringi all of the latest Ethiopian Novelties New
Sketches, Quartettes, Ballads, Songs Dances ETC.
presented with the usual bri liancy of this talented
troupe Three fail and entirely new programmes
during the week.
SUNDAY, Nov. 2e.-First appearance in New Or
Fans OF the pretty little protean actress MISS
MINNIE PALMER. MI
~ LOBE THEATER-
Corner OF Baronne and Psrlido streets.
THE PEOPLES FAvORITE NOVELTY
THEATEn. f.s
An Entertainment Unequaled on Earth.
Monday, Nov. ~, and During the Week.
Also, Matinee Saturday at ~ O'Clock.
NINE BLANCHES PARTISAN SENSATION &
or, Paris by Gaslisht-Sixty Beautiful Young
Ladies appear in this grand production; First
M6pRToN EMMA J SG and o,SeIs Ida
Admission only TO- IS p and 50 cents
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Ball SATURDAY
CRAND COMPLEMENTARY
~ +~
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
TENpEREp TO
/ MRS HENRIETTE COMES
By the Ladies of the Church of the immaculate Con
... ceptlon,
PROF. G. COLLIGNON, Director
AT The
GRUNEWALD HALL
Wednesday, December I, 1873.
Tickets IL. Reserved seats 81 so.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert begins at clock
Reserved seats be secured at Grunewald's
Tickets to be sold at Flies Charpeaux and Tylers
Canal street MI % 80 dI
| GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
...,-.= FOR THE ....
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Dress GOODS, CLoAKs, Erc.-The attention Of
our lady readers is especially directed to the ad.
yartisement OF Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne Co., GO
Canal street, who are new offering for sale a
truly splendid variety OF dress goods, cloaks, and
dry goods Of every class, at reduced prices.
These merchants have thorough knowledge Of
the wants Ct the community in their line of goods,
realize the stringepcy of the times, and have
regulated their prices to suit. Give them call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Very large glass shades at Levy's.
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ESOR RENT-A suite of Furnished Rooms, win
4 or without board. No. 81 !. Claiborne STREET
nal 1t"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
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bsredust ip,rbsu. Yrdmien iinb fiji al.
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oelsbt, NIT Gusnabme bon Wdbual6i.
nsn, gidbmaldinen luO maiiFaIifbsil
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Ser gintritt aur Gair 1T allf fiinfSie
gsnts bic gerion uno fiinf unb stuunsio
Gsuts EXTRA fir Sibs feitosisbt. Sin.
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