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NJ IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT
the bottom price OF DRY GOODS 20 to COHEN
BROTHERS.. They have Just opened one OF tho
cipaly purchased at the recent New York auctions
and closing-out sales Of manufacturers. They are
TWentS. five pieces beautiful styles Of PLAIDsss
25c.; handsome PIAIDs ct &C.. reduced from .
45c.; CAMhL'S-HAIR PLAlDS at 6es- re-
BRf Ssfrf f fGa a5 zoe
lar value; sNooWFLAkE at s5 aad &c., re-
saesa ffNp at soc reduced from &c.,
CAMEL 's-Haik sglTlN a1 Sos:, REDUCED e. from
pIa asteS atI sGrfNs at eoc reduced from s5c
A large stock Of ALPAGAS and MOHAIRs at
. -2bc.-much below regular value; ..oo,
cheap ut 37kc., al 33c. selling generally at4oc.,
SIX e s. a:S xss Hs TA s saG Il
CAsH aii fSs! sit nhHP n'ETA BoMBAzINEs,
Bba s9a 9's sfE R0s at sss 0Ssss s
SILK at $l.l5 worth fully $l;5o, at 3a'2SS
worth worth g. ssS . soh Ts 2 %
Il 1886 worth &C.,: ..
COr0RED SILK in all ihs latest shades a ,sos
thar importation price; Y ,.,,
Also. all the various evening shades nc nearly hah
s s, essa of BIaGk nearly
:, at 1926 worth $5;taEi .sut ro
VELVETEESS. IN various new Haoes, Al 20c-
worth 9Oc Black &C SOC. worth 300; a. DUO
worth Doe; Plaid lnewl ~ zoe; worth St.2 ,ean,
Imported p0LoNAisE, sltS Smofoieefe' 'f'D-
200 dozen LADIES' WHITE HOSE AZ l2ac. worth
25c; fleece lined st 1Sc. worth BIC; ,x,'
90 dozen elegant KID aAoNiLEAs IL 'o@'
BIICK GAUNTLETS at 75c. wos;h s.: SO
R 81 dozen zen FtEECs-LINED sAuNTLsTs at
AZ pisee s SEAI ZERO TISSUE atsoc, worth
go dozen Sv:f pure SILK sCAREs 1t 25c. worth ooc,
= at 4Cc. re:used from 75c.; ,,
Also, IMITATION LACES-aLi. from recent aac-
90 Dozen oNE-BUTToN KID GLOVES, 81 8,
and 6x In size, at 6Qc. WORTH Sl.2S; =
IS dozen BLACK, WHITE. aud COLOhED' III
cufipg OPERA SHADES, ut 75c.-cneap 10
Isree stock OF CARPETS and oIL.CLoTHs,
from auction; and thousa ads OF otler gooas, II
COHEN q aOTHE RS'. sos broad.
no 90 between Thir3and FouriGsIeel.
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DEATHS.

5 Died, on the 18th December, Miss SOPHIA
JOHNSTON. daughter OF lhe late Koneri Sohnn'
sion, of this cfty aged sixty.two
relatives ana family snd o.
attend her funeral from st. James. church at
O'Clock P. If. ON TUESDAY, ] 4th December.
. Died, on the l2th instant, Mrs. AMANDkM.
WILLIAMSON, OF Henrfco county, In her seventy
Her funeral viii take place on TUESD the
14fi, at IL o'cl0ck.a at the residence OF X. nj.
Courtney. Esq. Of tHenrice. The relatives auo
friends are respectfully invited. q! 81. b .19ai.F
Died, in this eIty,. Yesterday morning at bis resi'
dence on Reservoir street, MICHAEL LYONS Ia
the ffiy.second year Of his age. 81. po.s..,o :.
thedrai at o'clock THIS T. esoay S ~, aF ra,v
are invited to attend. asIt:3 4 tt.' - hGt"
7. Died, at his residence, in Hanover county. on
Monday, December BIB, TaOh N. GkIEN,i IN
W lis resnains viii arrive ut to. day Uta
Chesepcake and Ohio railroad Eoa.I9oIa phi .
The funeral win take place from the centenary
church az To- O'clock THIS MORNiN4. lbs
frionds and those Of his brothers are respectfully
invited TO attend III "a .f.TE-g TIGr.4gM :: q
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Stonecau Jackson: A Military Biography.
With Maps, and Portraits on Steel. BY
JoHN EsrBN Cooke and Rev. j. WILLIAM
JONES, D. D., author ofltPersonai Remi.
niscenees Of General LEE" New YORK !:
D. APPLETON 81 Co. .nss7sH Y stos7s /,
This work will be looked for with more
than ordinary interest. THE gifted JoHN
EsrEN CocKs is the author of life Of JACK:
SON, which was published some few years
since. DR.. JosEs's! remarkable talent for
collecting and eollating facts and remini-
scenes Of interesting character that tell
the true story: Of mans mental pecuiaritles
and yi,tues was Admiralty proved in bis life
OF LEE, which has won an extraordinary
popularity. The combining bis genius with
Co"Kssr and consolidating the materials pos.
sessed by both In one book, will secure 10
the public q work that will be both exhaus-
tive and authoritative. It will undoubtedly
be the standard life OF JACKSON; and no H.
brary can be complete in its records of south
ern Confederate leaders without it.
CaLrassers arc now at work laying the
book before the public. In this city Cap
tain SAMUEL WILSON, gallant Confederate
soldier, is taking the names of subscribers.
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SOMETHING GANgD.-The wits are having
their time over the number Of Virginians
who went to Washington to seek for office
from the Democratic House of Representa-.
tiyes. 1t Is Virginia's misfortune, not her
fault, that she is so near Washington. 1t is
bat ga hop, step, and jump ITO the Federal
capital. Many there are who can get SO far,
but have not the money to go farther. Any
other State situated as Virginia is would fur
nish as many candidates. We know that
their name is legion, and that the great body
have to return home Disappointed. The
humorists have gotten up picture of .
steamer carrying the ofiee.hunters from
Alexandria ''on to Washington y; but just
counterpart of the picture would be to pre-.
sent the steamer bringing them nearly all
back again. II is In this that Virginia is
aost fayorably situated for proftiag by the
valuable mora. that it is but relying upon a
broken reed to depend on public Office for
support. The independent enterprise and
industry of q man are worth to him ineon-
,ceIyably more thsD all the regards OF pub.
NE Office With Its instability snd disappoint-
meats.
Blu. we observe that the iranx Of Virgin.
ians into The Federal capital has produced
.oae result OF great value. The Washing
( ten Star declares tina. The "restaurateurs
q have had TO make q complete revolution Of
dishes to suit the new order Of things,
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A HONG RAlIlIIRlo,Ap TR1pr BIZ WrNp. POWER

A LosG RAILROAD TRIP By WYND-PowER -
The Fargo ID. IT, Times has this extraordi.
nary story: son Tuesday last L. j. Rusk,
of La Crosse, Wis. !, Father Genip, Catholic
missionary along the line Of the Northern
Pacific railroad; Charles A. Morris, La
Crosse; FL. Spfagae, of Standing Rock; and
ii. Dodge, of Bismarck, wished to 60 east
from Bismarck. The, stage had left on Mon
day, and would not 60 again for q week,
which would delay them too long to meet
engagements In the States. They thought
OF hand.ear, and then shudderingly com
sidered the job Of pumping. two hundred
miles. They finally concluded tcoud and
must be done, and after getting permission
to take the car they bade 3adieu to the
good people of Bismarck, and started on
their journey with y full stomach and
light hearts, happy with the thought
that in three days they would bring up at
Headquarters Hotel, Fargo, distance
Of two hundred mites, where they
could rest a day before seating themselves In
the comfortable coaches OF the Northern Pa
cite and be whiried along their journey.
After being out q FEW hours, and getting
pretty tired, antidc uegested itself which
proved blessing during the rest of the joHr.
ney. Mr. RuBk bad au 4, A !, tent. and with it
they made q sail, which relieved then from
the hard work of pumping, apd gave ihem
leisnfe to view / sba Objects OF Interest along
the route. Old Boress proved to have Bet
ter supply OF wind than they didthemselses,
and they boWlea along staspsed that some.
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times made their hair stand on end, making
the distance frotn Bismarck to Fargo in;seren-.
ieen aud half hours 40 average OF inelrly
twelve milesap hour. Mr.. Walker: the ope-
rator here. informed tbG operator at Bismarck
of the time OF their arrival, and the Quick
trip excited general assonishment among
those who are, posted on tho beautiesfof
hand.car travelling generally"
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s. Baked beans are supplanted by baeon and
q greens, and pumpkin pie ss nowhere. New
9 England may as well harg her harp on the e
g Willows" .ss5
We'll done for the Virginia raid We
shouldn't wonder IL man could get now In
Washington a'pessum and tasers," which are
SO much better than the "moral idees,o en- !: /.
yalcped In pork and beans.
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The father or mother of the Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs was beth Ingenious and
c,nsiderate IN banning the son JOIN @.
smith. 1t was happy variation upon JoHs
SMITH. JOHN Q. can never be too grateful
.o,tbat one OF bis progenitors who gave him
ya ~ 81. 80 s.ssFkSf ~ 1ESrfftI 5s3EEtt - =
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NET THE, USUAL, RELIGIOUS SER
VICES, conductedby members Of tbe,i DUNG MEN g
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, will be held In the Ore
gon Eli Methodist church this Tuesday evening
al quarter to O'Clock. All persons are invited
!
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The opinion Of the Christian Register on
one point is thus given: I" The Secular RTess
Is almost always unsectarian, and It gives
fair hearirg TO all religious bodies that seek
to promote the highest human welfare"
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DOUBLING ON Us.--Certain Of our enter.
prising exchanges, among them the Rich.
naond Dispatch, The Washington Republican,
aud the New York 8,tn. come to US this
morning ia doub.e.sbeet size. What's the
matter with you sfelloWss-NoJolE Day
Book. - 'ts.. -.
Nothing particular. We want to keep
the Day Book posted.l .,s.,s,,, /, s.,Z...
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General Grants Leading Opinions.

General Grants Leading Opinions.
A rhymer In the New York World gives
.poin. to some Of the views In the message,
for which the. President should be obliged
10 him.
with regard to Cuba The rhymer hits the
President exactly:
AS to our present relations with Spain,
threat q that subject fully -, ,,o,n
AZ We ssl. now S1s d I nosSias Bot saiy
s .,shonld Il seem hereafter popular move
or Cuba to take posse ssion,
before the close Of INC sessioa."
On the currency question a point is made
80. The President clearer than that he made
for himself. See it,:
"My mind 10 clear. teg to state
For neon The currency question
2 The aaickest way to contract s to initiate
As SorxiRg cures indigestion"
With regard to education and churches,
he seems to 'sleave all usaner thiDgs to fools
ambition and the pride Of kings" after the
rough construction Of the poem,-
From friyo.ous talk on %hiskey rings. -
And Schenck, and similar libels,
Let us turn orr thoughts 70 schools and things,
And churches and taxes and Bibles"
He lifts himself above "religious" or
"sec:arian" teachings, as well as the teach.
ipgs of"Atheism . and " Pagansm." He'll
none OF them--putsing all these matters, like
white and black, upon the same footing and
constitutional equality. He is too impartial
towards all to show any respect for either.
The best explanation Of the great states
mans policy is in bis own expressed idea:
that The way to secure the repeal of bad la"
is to enforce it rigidly. The verse above on
the currency neatly alludes to The same idea.
With regard to the reputed bids of GRANT
and BLAIsE for the presidency, that of the lat
= ter is so much more adroit than that of the
former that we are reminded by them Of the
fable of the man, his dog, and the ass. The
dog played ard frolicked around bis master
and leaped upon him, all of which excited
the Jealousy of the ass, who, TO counteract
the effect of the affectionate demonstration
of the dog, awkwardly placed bis fore feet
upon the masters breast, Tor which his only
reward was cudgellipg.
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MARREAGEs.

Married, In Emanuel church. Eenrico county,
Va, December 9, s75 By thu ReS: Wiiais MOI NOT
r,co county. and III 81 EN- ALYEs, daughter OF the
oflcisting clergyman. No cards. aT -
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: NJ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE EPISCOPAL CITY. MISSIONARY ASSo-
CITATION for the election of officers will be held.
in the Lecture-room Of It. Paul'S church tonight
(l4th instant ut quarter to O'Clock
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IN N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
NJ SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTLE IN
sITRANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edir
bnrgh ,Eneland-capital. ST q. 100000 gold: !:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CinciS
nati Ohie-assets ever 9l.e00.000:
. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY. of New York-assets over 100000:
I,YNCHBURa INSURANCE. AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.--asSss oVe'
syaSgSfiUHSS:TIC INSURANCE COMPANY, g
Rrooklyn, n. Y.-assets over SO 00.e00. :
PhEN'A dSso ia NJ mo ZOO -
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over 100000:
600 Losses euuitably adjusted and promptly pale
st This agency Applications solicited, and imEe.
date attantion given thereto. &C 10
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, MAKrELLE's" letter is good one but
we can't discuss questions Of that sort. The
discussion would be interminable.
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M FRESH coD.LEYER OILS
DUB OWN IMPeRTATIoS.

We have Just received supply Of our aEpsi-
sAILY scaE COD.LiyER OIL, Will y Is made only
Of HaALTHY, FRESH LrYERs, and has the encore.
ment OF physicians and patients ta1t Is AG ylt.
ACCEPTABLE TO THE 9IoAACH a7a naofe ss@o"'
'''- ''''''''s1 s'' MEADE & BAKER,
u. an porting Pharmacist
poI 9ie Naan street. Kichmon@ va
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SPECIAL & NOTICES.

+ Z [. : 1 - 1- -
Having just returned from New York with large
and cheap stock Of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS
&C., bought from large suctfon.sales. I am enabled
to offer the greatest bargains OF the season.:
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 16ac.-told formerly
at 23c.;
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 25c.-sold formerly
,j, at A0c.; ,..s,.
PLAID DRESS GOODS at s7c.-soid formerly
at SOC. ~--------e---~~-
soLID.COLOR FANCY DRESS GOODS at rs,
80, and 35c. worth 1oc. per yard more;
BLACK ALPACAS and M0HkiRS at 20, 80,
i Il IS, 40, so, so, and 75c. worth ffsm 10 70 zoe.
4 more fgiye me a trial.; II ssgq e,s5sa4,s
BLACK CAsHMEREs, MERISoS, SILKS, &C.
u. extra cheap ;rytz, I &.fss,s.s, Is
FRINeEs.ln all shades, to match Dress Goods;
zoe, pieces best BROWN and BLEACHED Cot.
TONS at 64, 81, 10, ana 12Xc.; 800 522'
100 pieces WHITE and cOLoRED FLANNELs
=" at 25, 80, 35. 40, and soc. 7s
81 ~ re A large and cheap stock Of s't1aiE
CAssIMEREs, sHAWLS, BLANKETS !
90 QUILTS, SKIRTS 5;&1Igi RS
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &C.; ge1a
; RI KIDGLoVES, OLoTHGLOVEs, -
Fi9G BUCKsKIN GLOVES, al TX fG m II : :
She Observation-Disclosures si,ao So.
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,, slnigl.n
~ STRIPED HOSE. 80 90 .'tt
q i iS0LfD-COLOR HOSE, 4.si ,.rs.sl4y Z
WHITE HOSE. E.-,a,e.. 4
.,f, CORSETS, Ribbons, ("
- ~ SCARFS, BUTTONS, 4aEta ."1s
.ts.t TRIMMINGS, &c. 80 ssa3 : -.as.s1
..t;-a A large and cheap line of
LADIES' and CHlLDREN'S FURS.
A large and good stock of
sGENTLEMEh'S FURNISHING. GOODS.
And lots OF other
GOODS FOR CHI ISrSlAS and NEW-YEAR.
q Callat Do a.. WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
de Is 9., COL Broad street.
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RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUrLDING,2
LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY,
RICHMOND, December IA, 1872
THE NINTH ~1NSTALMENT 0 F
4 FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE will he due and
PAYABLE THIS DAY att 2. NJ. al the office Of the
company. oil Main street.
rVNHE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il THE VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL ASSO-
CATION will he held In Association Ha'i, IN ms
CITY. commencing TUESDAY MORNING, Deem
Der I4th, at O'Clock. AL members of the pro.
fession In good standing are most cordially invited
to attend. BY order of the President.
GEORGE +. KEESEE,
de 4.dfd&w1t secretary.
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MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. u
CHINA, WAX, and INDIA-RUBBER DOLLS in
great variety, from &c. to ST;
WORK BOXES, nicely furnished, at $780,, 81,
$1.25, $3.50, and So;
BLACK WALNUT DESKS at 81, $3.50, $3.50,
and 81:
MAHOGANY DESKS at $3.50 and a. worth SO
and So; sr.. +.
BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS, MATCH
SAFES, WALL.POCKETs, and TOWEL
RACKS;
CHINA TEA SETS at IS, so, 75c.. and $l-all
extraordinarily cheap;
WORK.BAsKETS, INFANTS BAsK cts,
LUNCH-BASKETS, KEY-BASKETS, and
FANCY BASKETS; I'm
SATCHELS and BAGS at extraordinary bargains {;
HAND and STAND-MIRR0RS in great variety
ut astonishingly low prices; So
POCKET-BUOKs, MONEY-BAGs, and PURSES {;
DRESsING-CASES for gentlemen; ..:.a
FANS in great variety; .a s@ ~
SILK CARRIERS;
CHRoMos in frames at soc. and s1-the frames
are worth the money;
Elegant CHROMC-LITHUGRAPH In rich gilt
frames; also, NOTICES in same style frames.
the most elegant goods yet offered for holiday
gifts.
BOOKS for children, ALBUMS, .
SCRAP BOOKS, BLOCKS, -@.~'
PHOTOGRA PH-ALBUMS, .
sTEREOSCCPES and STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS !;
FRAMES for pictures and NOTIFIES in endless
variety-all very cheap as
PIC1 URES for scrap-boos in five hundred varie-
PAINT-BUXES, RUBBER and IVORY RAT
TIES; s.......,- IL .t.
ACCORDaoNs, CoNCERTtNAs, ..,
TOY WATCHES, yIOLISS, INDIA-RUB
BALLS, and PANORAMAs; ..,
TOY TRUNKS at 75c., 81, 5l.25, $3.50, and 81 I,
MUSIC-BINDERS-a very cheap and useful art
Gle;
SILK BooK-MARKs at 0 and 15c. worth 25c.;
MOTTOFS and BOOK-MARKS on perforated
paper-Shaded Worsted and Silk for working
same; ~
BACKGAMMON BOARDS at 81;
HAsSOCKS at so and 75c. worth ~ and $1.25;
OTTOMANS at 81 worth So; NJ. III
Elegant HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL-BRUSHES
POWDER-BOXES, POWDER -POFFs, aud Col
gates superior TOlLET-POWDER;
Cogate's VIOLET, ROSEDORA, LAvENDE R;
and MULTIFLORA TOILET-WATER;
Colgates SOAPS, elegantly done up for the holl-
days;
NOTE-PAPER, in thirty different styles, at 10,
Is, 20, %, and soc. u box;
GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF, and COLA r
Il BOXES In sets 70 match;
GLOVE and HANDKER CHIEF-B0XES in sets
to match: .s-g=.z. 81
PEN-WIPERS In great varlety-some novelties In
this line;
JAPANESE CARD-RECEIyERs and small
= BOWLS for cigar ashes; :, -
BRONZE and BLACK WALNU 7 MATCH
STANDS; ~
PEARL, RUBBER, IVORY, OXYDIZED, GOLD
PLATE, and JET SLEEyE-BUTTONS;
PEARL, GOLD, GOLD-PLATE,J JET, and IVOR
STUDS and COLLAR-BUTTONS; II
BREASTPINS and EARRINGS In great variety
some elegant designs 49, lal 1aa 81,
JOAN.OF-ARCG IRDLES, new and fashionable,
at lower prices than ever;
TABLE, PIANO, and STAND-COYERSi In great
variety;
TABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS, Do1L1Es, and
TOWELS; ...,.. -.,....
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, TEDIEs, and TOLL EFT
MATS; UEz
LACE and SILK TIES;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs In great variety;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the old NAM
mics;
CRAyATs; as
and hundreds OF other aracies so11A"io Ao' AAo
DAY PRESENTS. ,,t-
II win nav YOU TO call aud see the great exhibition
of holiday goods at LEVY BROTHERS.,
No. lott aud 1019 Main street,
49,, Richmond, Va,
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REAL AND PERsONAI

#NREAT REDUCTION. FOR a Llhiai,,
NJ m TiMF, IN THE PRICES or m!AsL LnnSSs
GRAPES, IN FINE oIDHR ,ANtliSB9,Ss
an authorised 10 SCH Ia prime lot OF Me,snn' ssl
shsrefore Ger lhsn 10 The public &C ing SSStscor,
nrice OF soc per pound. end will axe gu Gu
when bought 10 lots OF ten er mofs ps VsA
AL a, P52zisI, sr. ssa7 Bssa9 hsss"
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MEETINGS.

JAMESTOWN TRIBE, No. Al, [. o. R. Nj.
- CHIEFS AND BRoTHERs,-You are hereby no.
titled 10 assemble at your wIgwam TO-DAY
fTuestlayJ, December 14th, at OIL ,ck p. NJ, to
pay the last tribute of respect TO our departed chief
JOHN BAILEY.
by order of the Sachem. ". 3. SMITH,
dc 14-1t* Chtef or Recofds.
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~CLoAKs, sHAWLs, FURS, &c.
sixty.seven styles Of cLoAks-an 70 Dc SOLO cneap;;
E,s,y-eiebt STYLES Of sHA WIS at extpsn ely low
prices;
kinds or FURs for children and ladies at closing
out prices;
FUR TRAININGS, WoRsTED PRINCES, and
BUTTONS;
RUFFLES at 20. 30, So, and 40c- per dozen:
RUFFLING By the yard in great variety; s.
KNITsHAWLs, NUBIAS. SoNTAGs, JACKETS,
HOODS, CAPS, LEGGISss WRtsrLETs,
and SCARFS ~ LEVABROTHERS'.
de II .,.tz,
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DYEING, CLEANING. DE.
WATCHES, JEwELRY., SC.

MATCHES AND CHAINS FOR e.
wv ladies and gentlemen can be bought for "a 81
about one half their value. There Is no use &SAA
in paying $50 for ladies' watch when you can
buy 1t for S25, or &126 for, . gentleman's watch
when sou can get IL for $65. Rings, Buttons &c;
very cheap at s.. A. WINsTOCK'S Loan Office, IL
Ro1th Fourteenth strees no tZ-Am
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FANCY BAEpKERcHssYenorrx
CR FAN POINT p,EspS oSS
LAcEs and INsERTIscs..
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e-eEyTrEMEN,s DRESS SHIRTS in

EGENTLEMEN's DRESS SHIRTS In
great variety; ra5s
RoYs UNDERsHIRTs and DRESS SHIRTS;
YoYS, PAPER COLLARS at o and l0c. a box
BOYS, LINEN COLLARS at 4ee. per dozen
GHNTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
$50 In the lates styles; So
PAPER COLLARS and CLoTH-FAcE coll
LARS In great variety; *
GENTLEMRA'5 MEDiCATED FLASSEl
SHIRTS and DRAWERS; IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ITS and DRAWERS
| iron SOC. MP 20 the hast manufacturers
taRNTLEMEN'5 HANDKEReEtRF5and TES
in great variety Ut LEYY BRoTHEKs'.
dell
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= 'tgA
REAL LACE HASDREncHIRPs,
EMBROIDERED HASDKERCHIiFs.
INITIAL HANDKERcHrRES,
PLAIN aud HEMsTITcIiED HAND
- KERCHIRFS. -r,
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sarINlrrAL, HEMsTETCHED, LACE,
EMBROIDERED, COLQRED-BoRDER,a and
TAPE-BORDEE HANDKERCHEFs;
COLLARS and CUFFS in sats, In great variety, al
extremely low prices; s,,
LACE BARBE5 and COLLARS;
HaNDKERCHIEFs foccaiHoren In great variety
PRINTED CAMBRIA COLLARS, and CuFFs 70
match, ut A0c. sek worth 81 w
MUSLIN GAPS at 1Sand soc. WORTH apable tue
money. Lew bEVAnSnS'..
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A TMORES MINCE-AEAT-TO THE
n TRADE-As agent for Atmore's Mince-Meat,
and at bis price, offer 5000 pounds, the BEST In
buckets, Jars, and Tins. Also, 200 caddies DIANO-
RIA and WARD brands TOBACCO, 1S months old.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
oc 2S 1412 Main street.
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1000 sets OF COLLARS and CrFYs.
500 sets Of FURs for ladies and
misses; ~. .-f
SEAL-SKIS CAPS for ladies', misses.
aud children. y
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TABLE-LtSENs and TOWELS,
NAPKINS. DIlLIEs, TIDES,
TABLE, and PLANO. COVERS,
MARsEiLLEs QUILTS, BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, &C.
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BERLIN SILK SAsHEs, HAs.-Ks,r
II GSAQUES end HOODS.