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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01
TELEGRAMS.

Lake navigation is now declared fully
open everywhere.
The will Of Mrs. Conway was filed in
| New York Thursday.
The lighthouse at Port Maitland, On
tariO, burned Thursday.
John G. Green, an eminent merchant
OF New York, died Thursday.
Carl Schurz and family sailed from
New York for Europe, Thursday.
The steamer Cuba, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamship Russia, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
General William F. (Baldy) Smith is
to be appointed police commissioner Of
New York.
Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased thlrty-six thousand pounds in
the past week.
A disastrous fire is raging in the vi
cinlty Of Manchester, New Hampshire,
in the forests.
The grand jury in Washington are
contemplating more libel suits against
the New York Sun.
Emperor William has given his con-
sent to the bill abolishfng religious or
ders in Prussia.
A severe rain and wind storm passed
over Ohio Thursday, doing considerable
damage at various points.
The loss by the burning Of G. F. Ham,
mer's mOlding factory, in Cincinnati,
was twenty thousand dollars.
Officer Reibsenner, shot by COnnell,
Thursday, died In Wilkesbarre, Penn
sylvania, yesterday morning.
The river was falling at Omaha yes
terday. The damage done by the high
water in that vicinity is reported enOr-
NOUS.
D. H. Mears, a prominent business
man, engaged in the manufacture of
stoves, died suddenly in Cincinnati, yes
terday, of spoplexy.
The loss of Niemeyer's brewery in
COvington, Ohio, which was burned
Thursday morning, amounts to thirty
thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01
CIinton,s Rondsmen Sned.

NEw ORLEANS, April 3O.-William
z. Kellogg, governor of the State
of Louisiana, and represented by
the attorney general, A. P. Field,
has filed petition in the superior dis
trict court against Charles Clinton,
auditor. and the securities Oh his special
bond, Charles Menard, Charles @. Slay-
back, VIM. Dillon, J. NJ. Schwartz, and
George G. BOnham, in solids, for the
amount of $4,000, to recover judgment
against said Clinton for the sum OF
S279, ,7S3 50, the amount unaccounted
for, detained and withheld by said CIin-
ton; for the further sum of $50, 300, the
amount illegally paid James Longstreet;
for the further sum OF S45, 1882 So, the
amount illegally taken from tax-collect-
ors by said CliROn and used by him; for
the further sum ofS13S, 557 33, the amount
charged to be due for Illegally issuing
six warrants; to George w. Benham
for S34, 500; James B. Wards for Sl4, 1872;
f. w. Dewes for S27, 800; G. w. Lowell
for $14, 27S; James s. Mathews for S14,-
500, and ]. II. Oglesby for $50, ,4O7 50.
The above warrants were issued under
the legislative voucher appropriations
for 1870, 1871 and 1872, act No. So of
1874, and represented what was known
as the Pinckney Smith legislative
vouchers for these years. TIE warrants
in the petition are contained in the ar
ticles OF impeachment.
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Riot ia RashViIIS-NegrO Murderer
Hung.

NASHVILLE, April 30.-The excite
ment over the killing Of Police Officer
Frazier by Joe Reed, eolored, to-day,
grew more and more intense during the
evening, and eliminated at half-past
eight tonight in a large and excited
crowd gathering in front of the jail and
demanding the keys Of the jailer, who
refused to give them up. They attacked
the building, forced an entrance, and,
after forcing open four heavy iron doors,
succeeded in reaching the cell in which
the negro was confined, the door of
which was soon broken open. Reid was
seized, a rope fastenedjarCund his neck
and he was hurried to the suspension
bridge, from which he was thrown, with
the intention Of hanging, but, the rope
breaking, he fell to the rocks beneath,
a distance OF ninety feet, and from thence
into the river. He was shot once on
the way TO and again at the bridge. The
body is not yet recovered. The alarm
was given at the first indication Of the
riot aud large police force sent to the
jsil but were soon OverpOWered and
driven away by the rioters. The jailer
and his assistant done all in their power
to resist the attack and protect their
prisoners.
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Galveston Jockey sIub Races.

GALVESTON, April 3O.-To-day's (the
fourth day. first race, Gulf City stakes,
for three-year-Olds, one and one-half
miles dash, was won by Coriander, beat
ing Winnifred, Mamie F., and Pauline
Sprague, in the order named. Time,
2:4l. a heavy east wind was blowing,
and the track was heavy. The second
race, dash Of two and One-quarter
miles, was won by Ella Harper, beating
Sam Harper and Colonel Nelligan.
Time, 4:154. The fifth and sixth days
races occur on Tuesday and Wednesday
next,
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Two Children Burned TO Death.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-In Estill
county, last Wednesday night, the wife
OF Albert Long went to a neighbours TO
borrow meat for breakfast. While she
was gone the house took fire and burned
to the ground, consuming two little
boys, one five and the other three years
of age. From the fact that some cloth
ing had been carried out, the neighbors
believe that the older child had gone
out Of the house and returned for his
little brJther, when they were both
burned.
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4 telegram from San Francisco, Cali
fOrnia, says the barkentine Mariana,
thirty-twO days from Tahite, reports the
cspsizing of the schooner Margaret
CrOcksrd, from Tahite to that port, hav-
ing on board the officers and crew OF the
British ship AireyfOrce, wrecked on the
passage from Australia 10 San Francisco.
sixteen were d1Owned, and the remain
der, with Captain Godfrey, of the Crock
ard, and Captain Cottier, of the Airey-
force, arrived at Tahite.
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The internal revenue receipts in
Washington, yesterday, were three hun
dred and sixty-tw0 thousand five hun
dred and seventy-seven thOusand dol
lars. The receipts for the month were
seven million twenty-five thousand
three hundred and thirty-One dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01

A dispatch rom Los Angeles says that
negotiations are IN progress with jay
Gould, Sidney Dillon, Il. w. PARK and
}. z. Jones with q view of exteuCiug The
Los Angeles and Independence railroad
TO connecct vita the Union Pacif. at
Ogden.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01

A telegram from Omaha, Nebraska,
saws the break in the Nebraska track is
fully repaired and trains were running
as usual yesterday. The Kansas City
and st. Joseph track Is also repaired and
trAins are running over Il. The water
has fallen so that there is but sixteen
inches on the bottoms.
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Movements Of viee-PresIaeat wl.so

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Vice- Presi-
dent Wilson arrived in the city this
morning, and during the day has re-
ceived a large number OF calls from prom
insnt gentlemen Of both political parties.
Tonight heis given reception Dy Gen.
J. Nj. Harlan, and tomorrow goes to
Frankfort, as gnest OF Col. StOddart
Johnston. From Frankfort he will 60
to Lexington, to visit Hon. John c.
Breckenridge, Who, as Vice. President,
presided over the senate during one of
Mr.. Wilson's earlier terms. He will
spend Sunday in Lexington, and thence
start on his western trip, he intending
to spend some weeks in California.
JEFFERsONvILLE, April 30.-Vice-
President Wilson, accompanied by Col.
James A. Eskin, deputy quartermaster-
general Of the United States army, and
Mr.. o. o. Steely, a Courier. Journal
reporter, visited the government depot
in this city to-day. Mr.. Wilson seemed
amazed at its magnitude, and pro-
nounced it model establishment.
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Attention, Sir Knights,

TFlHE members of st. Elmo Commando o
L ry, No. Is, U. D., are hereby notihedNfAE
to meet at Exposition building this/N
SATURDAY. evening, May Ist, at q o'clock,
for drill.
By order of B.. HALLER, L. G.
r, W, SHELTON. Recorder
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4 telegram from Cincinnati says that
the trustees OF the Southern railroad
bridge company have contracted to b hid
a bridge over the Kentucky river. Il is
to be 295 feet high, 1900 feet long, and to
cost S377 500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01

A fire at OconomOwoc, Wisconsin,
thursday morning destroyed the La
Belle house, drug store of Ackley Lar
due, and the dry goods store of f. w.
Webber. Loss twenty thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-01

- Henry Overstolz, one of the recently
defeated candidates for mayor of st.
Louis, is called upon to run to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Mr..
Barrett.
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Ice Cream ParIOrs Now Open

NOR the reception of ladies and gentlemen,
l. where only the best will be served. Also,
fine CONNECTIONS and Cakes on hand and made
to order by
SPECHT & WALTER, 81 Madison st.
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A dispatch from Berlin says that the
Prus5ian government intends to ignore
the letter Of sympathy addressed by a
Roman Catholic bishop of Great Britain
to those Of Germany.
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MARRIED.

WORCESTERSHIRE On the Goth instant
at the office of Esquire Miller, Mr. DANIEL
JACOBS and Miss JENNIE FENsTER. all Of this
city.
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The Eagle Touring mills and Farmers
grist mill, with two tenements, in
Watertown, New York, were burned
Yesterday. A large tenement across
The river, was set on fire by the sparks,
and burned. Total loss about fifty
thousand dollars; partly insured.
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GERMAN CASINO.

TNHE members of the German Casino and
i their friends, are respectfully invited to
attend a LECTURE by DIR. j. SEOLZ, at Ca
sinO Hall, ON SUNDAY evening, May 2, 1875.
Subject: "a Romance of the human Mind
The lecture will be illustrated by drawings.
Commencement at O'Clock pm.
NAL THEO. KREKEL. Secretary.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

soual estate. The report of the Attorney
General, which will oe Submitted to Con.
gres@ at en- early day. will contain de
tailed history of awards made and OF
claims pending of the class here referred
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
VARIOUS REPORTS.

l transmit herewith the report of the
Commissioner Of Agriculture, together
with the reports of the Commissioners, the
Board of Audit and the Board of Health
of the District Of Columbia. to all of which
| invite your attention. The Bureau of
Agriculture has accomplished much in dis
serninating useful knowledge to the agricui-
turist and also in introducing new and useful
produc .ioas ad 4pte TO our oil and climate
aud Is worthy of the continued encourage
mtnJ of The government.
he report OF the commissioner of Eiuca-
ton, which acco npanies the report of the
Secretary of The Interior, shows q gratifying
progress.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
THE TREASURY.

The report of the Secretary of the
Treasury shows the receipts from customs
for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1874
to have been 1853, 1913 1888 60, and for
the 6scal year ending June 81, 1875, 10
have been $l57 l67,722 IS. a decrease for
the last 6,cal year OF IS, 936 Ill a.. The
receipts tor internal revenue for the year
ending 30.h of June, 1874, we're $l02,-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

The geological explorations have been
prosecuted with energy during the year
covering an area of about 1000 square
miles, in the territories OF Colorado, Utah
and New Mexico, developing the agricul-
tural and inineral resources, and furnishing
interesting scientific and typographical de-
tails of that region.
The method adopted for the treatment
of the Indians, adopted at the beginning of
| my first term, has been steadily pursued,
and with satisfactory and encouraging re-
suits. 1t has been productive of evident
improvement in the condition of that race,
| and will be continued with only such mod
ifications as further experience may indi-
cate to be necessary.
THE CENTENNIAL.
The board heretofore appointed to take
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08

THE CENTENNIAL.
The board heretofore appointed to take
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

you bruther Charles was c,ning from ths
couutry witI, his new vile, Z" pass n few days
with Us. / have given up our own bedroom
TO them, aud its lucky ynu raue.
Ana the uOie to Charlie was sufficiently
explained.
have only to add that the dog sud cat
were presents, AID also the pipe, which I
might hare ascettsined if had glanced at
the inscription.
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS

s@The following gentlemen are duly au,
thorizrd to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scRltrEoN for the ''.SpirH Of J.drrson, AND
to cuIIect and receipt for the same:
GEO. McGL1NcY- Mepher'lst"wn.
JouN P. KEREoor -!H,rtinsLurg.
CaAs. r. Leg Bsrryoiiie.
JOEL W. RoBEhrs--V -ViI,ilc,cny.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Dntiri,Is DrPot
JAS. ". BARNHART-L Lnionr,1c.
NJ W. Bum Brosrm's .hop
+ II. rs-Ke"rn"ysOIe.
Henry S. LEAGuE-Lectonn.
STEPHEN 5. DALGAnX. Trustee.
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The ira ms which pass Cha harlca'Dvn Westward al
ll::6, A. ~, aud Eastward $50 p. NJ, Mail
The Valley Passenger Trains ms K" clcse crnnec-
tim" with Exprrss TIeins IN Main ST. III. Fact a"d
wc-t. The li:26 ~ Tain c"nrects with oc l
'rs ms. East aUu West. Main Stem. TIE $3.50
=. VI Train c"nu.crs wiIE ExPTs's East at arer's
Ferry AT 6: 80 p. VI.
FIX. Ere cht. No I"6 'eArrP PStsur: son n'4 asp M.
-raaa"s CharIsat"~n at '.49 A. NJ, and reaches
HSrpct's Ferry at 35 4. NJ.
FIX. Freight. 80. l27 lcav's H,r"er's Ferry at
2.5U 4. " pnsses Cha harIrst"Nrn 3.53 A. NJ, aud
arrives al Staurtnn AT GO p NJ.
A. b. wooD. Agent, ,HArprr'. Ferry.
TEOS r SHARP.
Nov. l6 i@T4 Master Of TransVor n t"n.
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PpIIIcAI.
10 KEEP A TRUE LENT,

TO KEEP A TRUE LENT.
By RoBERr HERRcKs
Is this a fastG To keep
The larder lean
2 C Aud clean Hls-E @
From fat OF veals and sheepf
Is it TO quit the dish
OF flesh, yet still
The platter high with fshf
Isit to fast an hour,
Or racg'd to so.
Or show --- d..
A downcast look and souri,
Mol 'tis fast. to dole
Thy sheaf of wheat
And meat,
Onto the hungry souls
It is 10 fast from strife;
From old ueHGte.
Aud hate,
To Sircuncise thy lStes
To show heart grief-rent;
To starye thy sin,
Not liz;
And tI:at's to- keep thy Lent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
Ayes and Noes on the Capital Bill

The following is the vote on the passage of
tie CAPITAL Bill in the House of Delegates /:
Those wh" voted in favor of removing the
Capital to Wheeling, are
Nlcssrs Babb, Of Grant; Campbell, of Ham
cock Cariie, of Harrison Chidester, of
Lewis; Cornwall, of Barbour; Dyche, of
Morgan; Enoch, of Writ; Farnsworth, Of
Upshur; FIemming. of Marion; Getting-r,
of Berkeley; Good. of Ohio; Hall, Of
Isitchic; Huffman. of Gilmer; Hu,chiaon, of
W"od lcci oi Barbour; jackson of Wood :;
J"rdan, OF Ohm; Long, of Tucker; I.oush.
of Mouongaiia; McISIdowney, of We,zel !;
Morgan, of Ohio !; PritchArd, OF Marion :;
Pugh, of Tyler Reynolds, of Taylor Rodp>
ers, Of Brooke; Simpson. of Ohio; Small. of
Berkeley; Snyder, of MOnoneals; Spencer,
of Wood /; Stuart, of Doddridge; Taylor. Of
Richie; Turner Of Marshall Welch, of
Marion; West. of Harrison White. of Mar
shall; Wilson. of Preston; Zinn. of Pres
ton.-37.
Those who voted against removal, are
Messrs. Monroe, "f HAMPSHIRE; Agee. of
kauswha: BIakemore, of PendIpton; Chap
m"n, of Kanawha; Deepen. of Rnaue; Dix.
OF Nicholas; Ferguson of Wayne; Houston.
OF Monroe; Kirt'ey. of Putnam Mason, of
Jefferson; M'CullOch, of Mason; Miller of
Ksnawha; Montgomery. of FaJe'te Powell.
of Bonne Reynolds. of Mercer; Roles. of
Raleigh; Sehnn. of Mason; Sniru. OF Jack
son; Short. of Mcdowell; Squiers. of Brax
ton; Stone, of Logan Tanner of jefferson /;
Thnrnburgh, of Cabell; UPTON of Summers /;
Vaughn. of Lineein; Warden, Of Hardy /;
Williams. of Greeuhrier Wooddeil, of Po>
ra5eltas-2s
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ADVERTISING RATES.
eWTRANsIRNT BfLLs-cAsn.

oae square q inch or le,s.3 Ia , weeks. l.t0
Each subsequent insertSon.. ...-.--...... so
One sqnsre, three rlpnihs. ....... .....,. aNO
One square, zig mnnths ...........s. =. bsb0
One square, ote year.. ........... 10 TO
CANbIDATks' KN$ooHcE II eNrs.- For tsu.nIv OF
feers, S5.00S STATE or Congressional. SIN 40.
Legal adv EertisemRnls AZ the pnhiished rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve iihes. Zen rcenta
per line.
co. Aiitraasient = adrertisements due and e6iieet-
able after ihe fFst :nsertion.
I.iberai deduetionb made for Quarter, Halt and
Whol6 t0Ipmna for AnHuSi, Senai.An and
Quarterly Advertisers,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

ElOR all kind. OF Home n AIDE Roots Snne- aud
4 Gaitess, go to HI';LEY'S Shoe Su"c.
A T HaSley's you frd all KINDA at Really
~ made Boots. ShUes und GaitcTs from the 10 W.
est price to Ihe best quality.
r -ADIES.it you waet Arctic O~rr.h"es, Imita-
II ti"n OF Sandals, ke!l"eg's Gum B..skins or
FOOthOIds- go to nAGLEY'S Shoe $,urc.
GENr's, Ladies. NJ is.-s aud Chii,.rens g Rubber
" Sh~es of various kIp'i-.
HAGLET'S Shoe Store.
A L. kind. of Shre Dressings She Bong.
~ Backing. Cork Soles, Waterproof Com ,nsi-
ton 1S,rran'ed To k'rp your feet dry), Button
H0okss Buttons, Laccs, &c at
.-.-- HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
az De-. ~, 1874 HAGLEY'S.
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- An old farmer purchased <omn sweet niI
in drug store yesterday, and being askcd If
there was nothing else" he laid several
packages on the c"uDtcr. bold M = hand With
several strings tied on the fingers. and sad
''l1et's see! That rcd string is for tho lar
OF soap; that rag Is for broom /; that bIue
cord is for calico dress that hr~iI means
tonr pounds of sugar Hnd this rtFfrr string is
for sweet oil No, nothing more"
ES- A choose weighing faurtrrr Tons win
he one of the contributions from Ohio to tbs
PhilsdelPhis centennial
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spirit Of Jefferson.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 0. 1875.

charIestoHn, jefferson County, Veal Va.
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Drugs.
Drugs.
PATENT MEDICINES.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SEA rINNERY

enbr4cing all 0i the Tpst popular aui reliable
L',edea. auf also the latest Novels and facet kinds
OfStatiOaery.
CO A ths quality of Medicines is always of the
greatest iIni1orts bvth til" Phys;ci4n hrs
Patients, make 1t Constant
meme but the ;'urest Me:.icinrs Nmt by his lung
ill Pny seians Pre-cfi .'Ii,n5 aud coI2"u Neti-
Cinea ding the latest strirtest rulrs uf
PharInIcy The puD: Guntl.truIIy rely n
having their prescriptions fully scJ sccutateIy
prepared a: all azure uf the day AMI night
" B.-I take this occasion return my ii ICcrc
thSnk' for tn very Iar$e patr"u" - heetowrS! u9oG
Ine by the community an'i t" express INV grateful
acSnOW led gucnt OF the high appreciation u my
fellow citizens of ctFrts them trusting:
that may be able in th- future 4" render cmtiEe
satisfaction TO all h" may favor With tliir sup
port aud coufi'lrnce GEO r. LIGHT.
F.bruarv IN. 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

Cor HER HEAD TrHNED.-A daughter
of Mr.. james Gray, of ParksviIIc. Sullivan
county, was recently the victim Of peculiar
accident that stiil csp-es much auzie,y rO@her
parents. While cnmhinv her hair in front Of
looking gl1ss. last THURSDAY. her older sitter
called her sttenfinn To something, when she
TUNED her head around suddenly. and through
the displacement nf some cord. her head has
since remained almost in the same position.
Fye.Jc,jrhsLmrg IEtr1H.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
COAL AND WOOD YARD.

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
WILL keep on han a constaut supply OF COAL
~ of all kinjs. and Saw-d and Split WOOD,
which they will furnish snd deliver al Quantities to
Sait cdst6niers. for Cash O-dcrs Left al Yard cur-
Her Samuel street and 4 o. r.
aot- Cash paid Enr bones
June 10, lS73-Iy.
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I AD,ES' Particular Attention is eaIlcd tn the
} ma gnifirent stock Of MILLISERY GOODS at
G"idsmiIh's Twin Fronts. il the rrer of
Store 10 il prepared for IN" exhibition End Fash-
ionablc NIilIiaer is in constant attendance. The
styles are he very latest, and perfectly beautiful
PTices leEs than could be nagined.
90 Call earIv aud make your collections.
October Z, 1878.
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MIscELLAiNE EoU

Dry Goods. Notions.
~ MEMS WEAR AND
: ~ SARPETING9
No. 10 " ksr P44AicK sTAkET,
,tt-s}4 lFREDEkICK, MD.
INFORMS the citizeus of Frederick city and else
I where that, nsOrdfr to meet theit wants, and
keep up with the spirit of the times he hs. reduced
the prices of goods accord with the low prces of
that he has ain visitet the Es markets. aud
has purcha.ed great many job lots Of goods a n
awtel saerlfce lie calls otpecial atIep tim 10 his
STOCK OF MEMS WEAR.
Good Cashmere Sui's. .redUced from $50 to SIC:
super French aud En- tie Suits of Cloth
ing. m'ae in heststyle, red"ced from $!0Io $40.
OVet Coats aud all other stt;clcs OF Mems Wear
reduced in same propnrtUn.
Having \ large number OF wockmen employed.
he is now p-eps red To undertake to complete
suits OF clothing in forty eight hours
In '.rder t'' I'M ke tmcs lively during the dali
monihs of January and February, he has bought
large qusntiy of
DonGIs - TIC
at very low Fl rres, which he will off at about
what they cost to- land iu Frederick.
In DrCss Gnois and parti1u Iv in ack Alra-
ca.. he ia prepared To show the best lines in the
ritv. Prices are bought down to l"w water marx
bought for very lit:e money. LRdies' fancy Fur
nlshng G"nds in all varieties hand, aud prices
greatly reduced.
OF c"urae this great sacrifice and reduction in
nriccs will onlv lRstuntil the spring trade opeus.
and further i'e would state that only .eII
goods at and under cost Tor Cash very short
credit
As.ths advertisement Is not hlow. hut a Stern
reality he hnpes the readers NJ thiE paper will give
il the attention IL deserves. for nothing is prom iced
that will not be psriorm ID
Now ia the time t" get god many goods Tor a
little n"nev. d he ones his p,tr"us and friends
will take advantage of IN" onrortnni'v
DAVID v. STAEFFER.
No. 10 IVES: Patrick 81
Feb. ., 1S15-odSi56m Frederick, Hd.
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~ vices u the citizens %; SurUlrII p .irt znd
entity, a. Pnysirisn ami SI'gcuh. GLI:e Al la
1s'sirr's residence.
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DRESEHvE vnur Furs and woolcu G4ods u.e
1 Anti Nnth Cedar Soap. effective and ecnnomi-
cal, for.sale hv c. E BELLER.
TISE CsrbpInte OF Lime. for disinte >ting Sjnks,
~ Scwe.s. Foul Alleys. sp'inkIc in Poultry
y IaFd-. RuOsts nd Nests. and in dog Kennels. SC.
il vi b.. found a certain remedy for tie vermin
ntestinE such places to be had
June ,, l~7F e F.. BEILER'S.
fNESTE$SIAL Celery Salt for Sums. Gr,vies.
y M"a'-. &C.. for ssIehv G.E BELLFR.