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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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7 j. d. BEVERRE'S. AL SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
~ tween Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh streets
stamping and Embroiderng establishment large stock
imported yoke Chemisc Bands, Drawers and Lingerie
Ladies' Breakfast Caps Ladies Trousseaux specially.
Monograms Initials Tor handkerchies; table and
bed cloths Embroidered 10 order lace curtains and aces
cleaned and mended equal to
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Personal,

PERSONAL.
kON-ALL NIGBT. COMMUNICATE.
"A X.
WEALTHY CATHOLIC LADY AND HER HUS-
"A band wish to adopt male child; dark com
plcxioncd age from i've months Address, for
three days, A. b., Newark Post Office n. J.
LICE, NY OwS LITTLE DARLING, AN DYING
~ 10 meet ,o"~ sweet face again. No. ~.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TUE PEOPLES sERvIGEh
Church Of the 1" w Holy Trinity.
Madison avenue and forty.second street
Rev DR. Tying,
rector Of 81. Georges church viii speak the people
Other services in this church at l0H A. NJ. and 81
THE JONES PRAYING BAND. OF BROOKLYN,
Methodist Episcopal church, Tenth avenue. TO-
morrow morning, afternoon and evening All made
-eo. ---4---
INAINwRIGHr MEMORIAL CHURcH.-THE REV.
Tho EgScr re WV win N ne se
"WEDNESDAY EyENING LECTURES AT THE
w. Church OF the Heavenly Rest at P. M.-February
e. Rev. DR.. schenck; March 5 Rev. DR.. Cotton smith;
March TO- Rev. Dr. Ryiance
ZION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE CORNER
s5sA' snd sS .2nn 'A'shsr
LOST AND FOUND.
FoUND-FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. IN
Z front OF De Garmo Hall, an Opera Glass The owner
may esain y sy applying to WILEY l West
IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE PoCKErBooK
from coat at the billiard room OF Maurice DAILY will
House retaining !he currency the me memoranda M Sm and
obiige and save me much trouble. ''' w." '''""'
osr-rHURsDAY. FEBRUARY 49, IN WEST Ho.
c6sce Po6en or New York VALET cRSntaining SS
Pss,nd y returning to WILLIAM RosxAS, West Hobo
T ,osT-sas REwARD-IN CENTRAL PARK. AN
ing same at cigar stand. in spahrs restaurants
reward and no questions asked s' ''' 80 -'''
T .osT-A sEALsKIN MuFF; LEFT IN PEW OF
~ Trinity chapel, Friday evening, 10Th inst The
MANNING, las West twenty third street $3.50 =
T osr-FEBRUARY ls A GOLD CHAIN, WITH BLUE
M S asS p ph %
return to s2l West Twenty-second street
,osr-oN FRIDAY NIGar, A BLUE SKYE TER
Sy AND No IS ns
ilton avenue, South Brooklyn
T osr-AN AMETHYST SLEEVE BUTTON, SET IN
BACK between S!isS .t!sst ssS s9S
r: s. s.ysS Ss
West Mftisth street - '"' '"'-' ~ -
r osT-A GOLD AND BLACK ENAMEL BRACELET.
on Friday eysning on Twenty third m i. street & Or Fourth
third street, the finder viii be rewarded.
$1O REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, IF
istS inst LETT at sse west Sixteenth street 0 Ing
dix REWARD LOST, ON. FRIDAY NIGHT A
% S'S
street. f. STERNS
$CS REwARD.-No QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
MA%ss GaSReT Or
ll5 Chambers street.
FRS4a At 1T soa
way You win find 1t advantageous
THE PARTY WHO TOOK, ON SATURDAY AFTER
noon, TWO overcoats from room So, 66 Broadway.
will be thanked return the papers in the pockets
which Of no value, including seconds drafts pay
stopped $40 reward paid by returning coats and
papers and questions asked by, addressing P box
D 10 Post office.
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BOUGHT
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4 4 Fl: #s#; #s#: ##ss##: I :E|$E EE|$E ::EEl|$SEE iGSR
STOCK CONSISTS or
SILKS
DRESS GOODS
BLACK FRENCH cAsnMEREs
PLAIN AND PLAID CAMELs HAIR CLOTH
BLACK DRESS GOODS
LACEs AND EMBRoIDER1Es.
FINE wHITR GOODS
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' AND oEschEsEs's sG, sd &c. HAsDKERoHElSs'
LADIES
WISHING TO SECURE
REAL BARGAINS
WILL FIND THIS
AN OPPORTUNITY
sELDo. OFFERED
VISIT
or INSPECTION
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
}sonNAE; Eek AKAvyyeHRAN. ! coSKLINe 4 CO.
S6HkIiAo be,wssn S 7S Sh ssSsdwSy snS sS =,
Kinney a.po.,vs
HAMBURGs
$1,000 yards fine
kIszEy kEszEy:
HamoursS' &c oPHS s. 1sc ALL DAY MONDAY
= ooo pieces Magic
Rulings. lie. piece. -
Fine Linen Collars, lc.
Rich Neck Rufiies l0c.
valenciennes Lace Collars, &c. to 25c.
Real Lace Collars, 25c. up.
Laces
Fine French Laces SC. yard up;
and Ciunv
Du'ne A"O oD Laees &C. to lsc yard
Sewing Silk veils SOC.
Silk Tissue Wells, 2,c.
- .''''' PRICES WAY DOWN.
Cashes Trimmings Csc. piece.
Linen Tape Trimmings 19c piece.
E%Srodery Sr aiSSn TrmMinSss MI Ss's ssc piece up.
Real Crochet Tides, SEC.
CLOVIS
One button Kids. 100 pair.
Lots OF Gloves closing out 20
kEszEy: kEszEy:
Wide Silk Windsor Ties
Rss Ressvy SIX TX aIo. aondserehiefs Sic
Let Let Ct Ct 7H'ss 7slvsssn s'3.' s s' yssd ssia
WHITE GOODS
Bargains in Linen Damask
BARGAINS in fancy and plain
RIBBONS:
Thousands OF yards Of
Ribbons, closing Out from
GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE
FANS; PRICES WAY DOWN.
Bargains in Handkerchief
ladies' gentlemen's and misses.
"''"'A' Zephyr worsted and
Worsted Patterns, low.
''"'e"'A' Bargains in sv iss Goois
Fine Photograph Frames, &c.
Allcock's Porous Plasters l0c.
100 yards Machine Silks, SC.
Silk Elastic Belts, 25c
Alpaca Skirt Braids &c.
Good Sc wing Cotton, lOc. dozen. ''O'"
lrow Pins, &C. paper.
Crochet Braids. l0c. dozen.
English Hairpins. &C. package :.
UNDERWEAR. N'.'A'
Large lot of ladies' and
misses muslin Underwear
Trimmed Chemise SOC.
Tucked Drawers, 3gc.
Fine muslin Shirts, SOC.
Tucked and trimmed Chemse. SC.
- Fine whalebone Corscts &c.
WILLIAM kinney.
corner Ninth street.
AT J. D. LEvERREs. AL SIXTH AVENUE. BE-
Stamping and EmGrodering establishment. large STOCK
imported yoke Chemise Bands Drawers Lingerie
Monosrams ana Initials icr handkerchefs; table U," any
cloths Embroidered 10 order lace curtains and aces
cleaned and mended equal to new.
HUMAN
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1NEN QUESTIONS
l. l. ''Have not all one Fatherf Hath not one ;od
created usYn NAL. H., 10
II God the Father Of all will lie do less for
his children than earthly would do for heirsf
s. VIII He cast OF any OF his children forever Is,
& As are required to love our enemies may we not
safely infer that God loves HIS enemiesY Mat w. S3ts
o If God loves His enemies will He punish them more
than will be for their goodf Heb, xii. 10
q Would endless punishment be tor their goodf
IL man does wrong in returning evil Tor evil would
not God do wrong II he were TO DO the same thingf
Would not endless punishment be return Of evil
for cvil2
O. AS we are commanded to overcome ev with good.
may we not safely infer that God Will DO the sainef l
Cor, XIV, d
coming evil with goodS
Extracts from tract entitled 7ls Questions" by Rev.
A. q. Thomas.
At the Third Universalist church.
corner OF Beecker and Downing streets
the pastor, Rev. Il. C. Sweetser.
will preach TO-DAY, at7f O'Clock 4. NJ.
Sebiect-"What HindersY,
Rev; Almon Gunnison OF Brooklyn, will preach In the
morning, at l0k
Copies OF the Parish Helper" an attractive paper,
setting forth the aims, doctrines and methods of the
Universaist Church. will be freely distributed al the
lhe public is cordially invited 10 attend.
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l.. SHAW
364 Bowery corner Fourth street.
The largest stock OF Human Hair Goods in the city,
The only house in this city where all goods are posi-
lively retailed wholesale prices satisfaction guaran
teed In every goods returnable All the latest
styles OF Cohures On hand in large variety,
PRICE LIST.
SHORT HAIR Switches SOC. and upward
Finest quality Hair switches, SOLID, NOT DYED:
IS inches long, or weight IS
22 inches long. weight. 6
20 inches long, o.
81 inches long, OF. weight. 10
sHAW,S PATENT HAIR SWITCHES, soc.
LONG SINGLE CURl.S, natural curly. Dbl
1Snch 81 80; 22-inch 81 24-inch, SO 50; 26inch 81
F-izettes, 25c., Soc. and 81 per yard
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY.
BRANCH STORE, 3i5 SIXTH AVENUE,
between Twenty-nrst and Twenty second streets. up
Ladies' own Hair made in latest stvles
Combings made up. 25c. and soc. per ounce.
GOODS to all the states when prepaid, free OF all
charges or q. U. d., with privilege OF examination.
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A -A-CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS
LACE CURTAINS, &C
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
lS3 and 1856 sixth avenue,
is now Offering the largest variety OF patterns and
STYLES In this country prices LESS than found
elsewhere OF the following Goods
See list OF prices
Moquette, from 81 10 to IS 50 per yard.
velvets. from 81 to 81 50 per yard.
Body Brussels from 81 6S TO - per yard.
Tapestry Brussels. from 81 to 81 50 per yard.
Three. plys, from 81 IS to 81 80 per yard.
Ingrains from <Oc. to 81 ID per yard.
Oh Cloths from one to eight yards wide. specially
LACE CURTAINS. &C,
at immense bargains, from 81 to $50 per pair
SIXTH AVENUE. one door below 18Th street.
p. S.-Orders by mail will receive prompt attention
Send Post once order, or will send goods G. o. D.
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more than repay you to examine the extensive and web
uAMBURG EMBRoIpERlEs
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Personal.

WIDOW LADY WILL ADOPT HER LITTLE BOY,
"A Ave months old, American parents; the child is
Of fair compex exion blue eyes and perfectly healthy
Address MOTHER, Herald Uptown Branch ofice.
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~FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
! CHEAP GOODS of-evefy description Mt asf"ni<h-
! ipr,y low prices at:WlLLIAM 1hALhlhEke,
| COL Bread street, cnrner Sixth street
DRESS GOODS-the cheapest aud largest STOCK IN
| the city;
lack GRENADINES from 35c. to IL per
| yard-extra;
BL ACk ALPACAS and MoHA1RS, the greatest
Bargains;
| LACE-SrklPE ard SATlN-STRlPE CCLOhED
PiQUEs very low. t...-
| In WHITE GOODS full line OF PLAID aud
STRIPED NAINS OOks, aud STRIPED and
| PLAIDSWISS MU-L1NS, extr. cheap;
IRISH Linens, WISS MUsLlNS, MAIN
SOCKS, GAMBKICS, Sc, all at The very lowest
| prices;
BLACK SILKS-Somc more Of those extra cheap
SILKS very low:
| STRIPE and PLAIN Sill KS for dresses aud Irim-
mngs;
BLACK BoMBAZINE, TAMISE CLOTH,
MOUSSELAINE 6c.-A full line very low.
CAS>lNERES, JEANS, SC, for mems and boys
= wcar-the cheapest stock IN the city. Call and
re convinced of 1t.
PARASULS-1. 600 new styles will arrive on Mon
day the 10Th instant, at all prices and very
cheap.
LACE POINTS and SHAwLs-The greatest in
ducrmenls offered in these goods
HAT -SCARE5 very cheap.
S.SH-RiBBOSs-1 900 from Csc. to 81 yard
sILK SCAKFS-2,oOo from l5c. 10 S1.25 apiece.
CuRs 1TS-2. 1000 from soc. to IS; all very cheap.
Ladies', and Genllencn's SUMMER VISITS.
G.NTLEmEN's FURNISHING GOODS-A full
line Of White Skirts, Hole, Handkerchief, Ties
Bows, &C., very low.
Also. isrge assortment OF NOTIONS and FANCY
GOODS too numerous to mention; all to be
sold lower than the lowest
KID GLOVES at 75c., 81. and s1.25 worth SOC. q
pair more;
CENT? EMEN's KID GLOVES, all colors, very
low;
IAwNS.-Buy some Of the 12kc. LAWNS, and
keen cool. Now is the best chance before they
are al SOLD. as ! can only gel limited quantity.
All fast colors aad best goods NJ 121c. wocth
20c YARD.
Call .srlv and SEIZURE some OF the many BAR
GAINS to I've had at
WILLIAM THALHIME.'S,
COL Broad sire ct
Goods aent oyer the country G. o. ID. Parties
wishing samples please send postag aud address,
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
my8 SIKH and Broad streets
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Attempts to wreck trains aud burn bridges
in the st1uylkill (Pa.) mining regions are be-
coming aiirmingly frequent. An attempt
Was made to destroy the Phiisdelphia and
Reading Railroad bridge at Locust Gap FRI
day night. but the fire was discovered in
time 70 SAFE It and an express traiD. which
would otherwise have dashed upen it and
gone down at the burned portion.
The Treasury Department acouiesess in
the Judica. decision that Germsn sausages
are exempt troen duty under the speeiul bro
vision ior bologna sausages, and therefore 90
appeal will be taken 10 the Supreme Com,
The department decides that tobacco sersns
are SUBJECT to duty 1T the rate of 30 per cent
aa eot2re1n under tie provision of the tariff
ior uapauutactured teb4cco.
II there is anything Of serious moment in
the iong-aotlcipated visit of the Car of Rus.
STA to the Emperor of Prussia IL IL to be pre.
sumed that 1t will soon be made known.
The Car left st. Petersburgh for Berlin on
Saturday evening.
The compGsitors of the Washington
Chronicle, who recently struck, are arrargi
to publish daily paper, aad have tue sup
port Of The printers union, book binders and
presSme, IS u0loas, aud several other trade
associations.
The report that Sir John Halker had &C. |
copied The judgesbip in the Court of Ey.
chequer made vacant by the death OF Baron |
-o-.r - --...c.
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In Cleveland, Ohio, L. a. Benton ,jewelier,
went to. his store as usual Sunday morning
to wind watches and look over the estap'
lisbment, when he was confronted by q
masked burglar, armed with knife, who de-
manded bis surrender. Benton seized 3,
hatchct, but was felled senseless BY seeen nc
burglar from behind. The thieves then
ritled the safe of diamonds and watches, the
yaJne of which cannot now be ascertainedo.
They took sGoO.breastpiu from Benton's
bosom. The jeweller recovered AFTER lying
seuseless two hours, and crawIed to the door.
where be obtained assistance. 1t IS thougnt
the thieves entered during the night through
the cellar.
The jewelry-store of Benjamin L. Hood
Albany, N. Y, was robbed by burglars Sun.
day afternoon Of diamonds, watches. &c.
valued at $4,000. The thieves entered by
the rear, and broke open the safe in which
the valuables were kept with sledge.hammers,
crowbar, and jimmies. Two men named
wilkins and Bllliugs have been arrested on
suspicion of being the burglars.
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me- sYCLE BROTHERS. 429 BROAD
STREET, cr,l special attention TO ht,y pieces
MnZAMflQUf, Just received ut 12hc'-real
,s vae sHT Of DRESS GOODS in all styles
BLACK AtpACAssI 80 Worth .t s 4Se. which neonle
Tn. ei largest SICK of MUURNlNG GOODS in the
The e' greatest bargains ever offered In BLACK
,coE EtfHi; sILxs;a1l rraass;i = SIMMER
We ha4e f 4Sf SeF Of s from Soc
EXP, psra yercS S W f e; and yEs71ses;
R pHIta CHED and BROWN oBLE.L!NENs; -,
T S1S fFiSSS SApHyTi D 81
LES lies, &C. An at VEkY Low PRlCas;- a,s
LACE CUKrAlHs and NOTTINGHAM LACEs-
p1a hee WaiTs and CHECKED MATING, all
SssSs s Ft 3esss sT
-PEhCALESat 12h and 16Sc.psr yard;
T REV ou SH nieces new PRINTS ana SHIRT
cHs Vi5 1: 81 III Ri and sHIkTING STRIPES
full III y yok h Of {bRR Sp,wsss' and
COTTONS at The lowest prices;
F Fwia ShfELIN@ ySiS COTTON at 1a2c
pa SOLS-thc largest aSSOrllHcHt III tHis Sto, !,
An erdl.s S. variety OF FANS, in all styles and all
NET P K: and naT-sCARFs-an nice assortment;
5 5AE T sa u1d 7SS
| Five thousand pair .UNE- and TWO.BuTToN
KIuGL GLOVES .ef all The best manufacture,, at e
| 75c, IL, and 81 .25 pair-this assortment Is
tlielarfesl IN The city;
h hsTiise p and AslissEs' STRIPED HOSE from
LAi5 III: II ime GENTLFMENS tHFMsTrTC1IED
HANDKEKChlEFS from 1910. up TO the
finest: o.
CAMBRiC EDGINGs and INsERTINGs and o
| thousand different styles of COTTON TIM
MINIS and KUFFLlNGs at AsToNIsHISGL1
LADir s. AND Misses CoRsETs from soc. up
| to IS per pair: -,,>r, w. .
| USBLr ACHED KNITTING COllON, aiL Nos''
at Soc. per pOundi -r,,
| '-" - SlCLt. BROTHERS.
429 Broad street, between Four ana rli, IL, .o
Goods sen, all over the country O. y. -. or on re-
cept of the money Parties Wishing goods sent ny
| n, ~, vii Mo, send nostape myS
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city, on Nor day. 9th Instant Mrs:
EDDGNlA HEATH, widow of the late Richard
NJ. Heath.
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend en-,
the funeral from ST. james church on WEDN6E9
DAY MORNING at IL O'Clock. ~
Died, at her late residence, on I'm lon HI, on
Suud.y the 9th instant, after q long aud paihiui
illness. Mrs. MARTHA r.. ADAMS. $3.50,
funeral sermon win b HS% It 10
o'cock he friends Of tue family are invited 70
attend. -.
Died, al 1850 O'Clock Mondiy morning ire lOIh
instant. WILSON L., infant son OF John ". ana
Mary luke. ......--..s
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time,
when what we now dcpl're
Shall rise In full, immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY (Tucsdly):
at s O'Clock =. NJ, from the residence corner OF
Fourth and Denny reefs. The friends ana &C.
quaiutances OF the family are requested 10 2ttend
without further notice.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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TIE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY


The MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY
LISE.-Ex-Governor William PInkney
Whyte and Hon. Isaac D. Jones, commits.
sioners on the part Of the State OF Maryland,
will to-day visit Washington to meet the
commissioners on the part Of Virginia, pur-
suant to agreement, and the veNed question
of the boundary Iine between lbe two
ancient Commonwealths will be further dis.
cussed. The arhitrators-e1 Governor Viii.
lisn A. Graham, OF North Caroins, on the
part of Virgiuia. and Hon. 5eremsh S.
Black, Of Pennsylvania. Gu the part of Mary
lsnG-wil! meet the commissioners, and the
Voiuminous documentary evdepoe will be
submitted. 1t is in contemplation to visit
by steamer the localities In dispute, and it Is
the purpose Of The commissioners On both
sides TO acquaint the arbitrators fully With
the merits OF the claims Of the two States
Bdlt1sore Gazette, 10th. t-...
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sp.rras NOTICES.

nY- DRESS GOODS.-A large stock,
from which youcan make your selections. PRICES
LOW.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS, all qualities;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIP D GRENADINES;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED JAPANESE
SILKS; I.
pIACK and COI,ORED AIPACAs. from the low
est price IN 10 the hest manufactured:
LAWS, ORGANDlES, ard PEkCALES In end
AdiiiIc rs made to our DRESS: GOODS STOCK
nearly every day. LEY BIG dI,I, r. !. 9
A new rilpply OF FASHIONABLE FRlNGts
ANnRIrTTtpSS ', my g
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. AFFAIRS IN GsnMAsY. - Berlin, May D.
In the lower house of the Prussian Diet tne
BIN for the suppression Of religious orders
was read second time without amendment
aud the bill giving The Old Catholics a,share
Of Roman Catholic Church property passeo
it's third reading by vote Of 2o2 yeas TO 20
nays. 80
Instructions have been sent to the pro.
vipcia authorities of Prussia to treat tnc
collection of money for priests VINO -naye
been subjected to legal penalties as punish
mile nffInncn
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.prCraE NOTICES.
rr PRESERVING PINEAPPLEs.

In answer TO may Inquiries from my pat rons have
tho Measure to announce that on Wednesday shall
receive large lot OF
SELECTED PISEAPpLEs FOR PRESERVING,
and shall sell them ut the low price of s1.73 pei
dozen. .-.~-... ...s.
The time OF their arrival and their cheapness and
good condition Is advantng eous, whiie the absence
or flies and cooneis OF the weather makes them TAI
more desirable than they viii probably be again This
season. :. e"
Leave your orders carly with
ANDREW PIzZIEI, JB.,
mv11.2t COZ Broad street.
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psssOLUr1oNs d PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE. Having bought out the entire
~ interest Of my late partner, I. G. West, In
coal and wood business, respectfully inform the
public tina, am to be foundat the old stand, Nirih
street, where l have large stock of WOOD and
COAL, which / will sell at the lowest prices.
Thanking my friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage, respectfully solicit
q continuance of the same.
JAMES B.LACET.
Mr.. L. GRADY, Jr., will continue with me, ard
will he pleased TO see his old ficncs. :.
my II eOG3.*
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"The law says that every merchant shall
"pay specific lcense-tax for the privilege
<'cf purchasing goods in this State. How as
"to those who purchase their goods out OF
"the State?" That would make no differ
ence. "Every merchant" hss this specific
tax to pay, whether he purchases goods in
or out of the State.
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ITALY, Rome. May 9.-Iu the Chamber o
Deputies yesterday Signor MiDghetll, pres
ident of the ministry, stated that tne re
lations of Itsly and Germany bad Always oeel
excellent. A motion approving the eccies'as
teal policy OF the Government passed. Dy
vote of PIC yeas to 149 nays.
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L,RESH MINERAL WATERS.

E,RESH MINERAL WATERS.
CONGRESS WATER, from Saratoga Sprugs;
HATHURN WATER, from Saratoga Springs:
BUFFALO LlTHiA WATER, from Buffalo
Springs. Direct from the Springs and for sale
BY the single bottle or case.
Also, IMPORTED MINERAL WATERS;
PULLNA BlTTERWh AFTER, from Bohemia;
FRkIDRICH,HALL BITCERWATER, from
Germany;
hUNYADI JANOS BITrERWATER, from Hum
gary; .,.
VICHY WATER, from France;
CARLSBAD WATER. from France.
For sale wholesale and retail by
MEADE & BAKrR. Druggists,
ap29 919 Main street.
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M THE SOONER TIE BETTER

Mt THE SOONER TIE BETTER
The sooner The rublic are famarlzed With the fac
maj Tn LARGEST STOCK OF LINEN GCODs
ii THIS CITY is at LEVY BROTHERS the oe''
FINK. RIFF. 't GREEN, BLEACHED snd I'M
BLEACHED TABLE-CLOTH- Win Napkins
: to match: ou,,e 5 n.
DOILItS. NAPKINS. TRAY-CLoIds, anu, La
e.4, iO.4, ia, and IL LINEN SHE Ell ! 1p
PILLOW.CASE LlNEE, CRASH S1 ThM
/. LINEN, DAMASR and HUChAohoh ~"
B1Rn's.EYE, SCOTCH, andRITssIA D5AP Pc, at
: mys 1Ol7 and 1918 Main street.