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froptispieee Of the February Sr. MICH
oLAs Is remarkably well-sxecsted
wood engraving. from Sir Edwin Land
seer's picture ofnb.The lMafmosets.' z
Several vell-knowa writer's are repre-
scented BY short ustoriess Rebecca Hard
ing Dasis ~ ,an interesting story
founded on, the old fable Of The Fox
and the Raven. "asnd ia which Yankee
trader and the son Of spsIadian chief
personate the respective characters.
Some lively incidents il the career Of !
certain Z. Birch Bark Boy" are narrated
by Jslbel Francis, and The t'boyr him
self is phewnI 10 d picture b Eytinge,.
Lucretia r. Hsle. gives another; bit Of
delightful aneedots about the famous
'sPetefkin" family Ind Mary 4. Hal
lock cohtributes story. end I large III
lustfation drawn u that beautiful ssyle.
ipz wbich she is surpassed BY no, artist
10 the couatry.
That February is the month Of valen-
tines has nos been forgotten, and the
number contaiusa valentine story ~
Susan Coolidge, and an article. By
Alexander Wainwright. describing the
manufacture and the different styles Of
those dainty little missives, together
With few hints for making them 10 %
easy and economical way. 9 ID
J Another practical sketch, entitled
& How. Dolls are MAIDS" is written BY
Olive Thorne. aand sets forth in detail
the various changes and experience in
The life of ! wax doll. which Is really
an eventual one while W. 81. Ride
ioeis account Of aCkimney.Sweeps
Past and Present. \ and. John Lewes'
sketch Of the great traveller, Vambery.
are admirable descriptive articles. d
Among the poems. there are two
which are quite faneiful; 1.-THE Coal
Imp" BY O. P Craseh. ! and ..The
Fairy Wedding" BY Mary A Lathbury;
each accompanied With an illustration
designed BY its author. se &
Sr. NICHOLAS also gives us in this
number the = Ice-Boat Sosg" from
!" Hans Briuker," {" set to fine music By
George J. Huss.
The serials BY Louisa NJ. Alcott and
J T. Trowbridge pfogress favorably. |
and the fortunes of Rose" among her
+" Eight Cousins. " and Of i" Jack "
among the Westeren settlers, are likely
to prove equally interesting. A. ~
; ScRlBNER's MosrHLY ron FsBRUARY. /
The most notable contributions to
MONTHLY for February, are
Major Powell's strikingIy illustrated
Colorado paper; Stedmsn on some Of
The latter.day British Poets; Blsuvelt's
essay, "Christis iSupernsturalism. Sci
enti6cslly Considered ;" and . sketch, |
With portrait, Of Theodore Thomas and
bis art work, BY J. r. G. Hassard
Three additional chapters of DR.. Hol-
lands STORY Of Seven Oaks" are given;
Jules Verne's m ysterious Island" Is
,onsinued; and SAKE Holm's my /
rourmslins. is sconcluded. Noah Brooks
els about miss Patty Gibson's
Strange Adventure;" there Is smother
nstallment Of "Soms Old Letters"
brough which we havs glimpses Of
london seeiety Of forty years ago !; and /
dr. Fairfield concludes bis essay On
|piritualism. with some references to
lie phsRomepon Of "matsrialisation.
This naEbes opens vith poem BY
louise Chandler AopltoR. Illustrated
y Mary A. Hailock. Fbsr6 sse poems.
lso. by F. ". RoprdilloR. Mary L.
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E. B. Cook. Of the Waterbury Amer-
dean, the Oldest editor 10 Connecticut.
died on Sunday night, aged SO.
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FOR SALE.

a sHTFrlNa-roP PARK PHRToN, POLE,
"A Shafts, Double Harnesa aud Nets.-ior
Jan ST j. M.BARR
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PUBLISHERS AND PR1ETRRs

Are now offered the most favorable opuor.
tanlty ever presented for supplying thtmselves
WITH PAPER AND CARD CuTTERs.
All Newspaper Publisksrs are offered GS.r.,
'@es Tor advertising In part payment
. Fnolishers, Printers aud Dealers .O;R f.d 4
q Pay MeM, before purchasing elsewhcre. 70
correspond with ANS0E HIRnv, -
j Dec l9 I'm. .Anhur.dsis' .L...g
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s. Tickets 90
The Montpelier. Female Humsns Associa-
ton, chartered By. The Legislature Of virginia
and the Circuit Court of Orange Co pfopo-
ses BY Grand Gin Concert to -establlsh, and
end0w . "Home for the Old, Tnlrm and De-
titute Ladies Of vifgiuia ~ At Moaapslief, 'tke
former residence OF President James Madison.
Governors Office, Riehmoad, July 3 ~.
It affords me pleasure to say that am well
ecq0ainte4 with alarge majority Of the Ofi-
GERS Of the Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, Who reside IN tie Vicinity of my hone
aad aliest their intellieehee sad their worth
and high reputation as gentlemen, ~ well A.
the public confidence, influences and sd6stan-
iisl means 1ibersdI = repreesnted among them.
JAMES L. KRnpER, Gov. Virginia.
Alsrandvia, ~ july 9, is74.- :.
lcoanend them as esnts Of honor Ind inisg-
ritz, and fully entitled to the confdence Of
the public. - r. W Huaat1,
.as1pa Il 5Iu.sS. Judge Rast'n Dist. sof Va.
Further reisreness BY .psemission; His Ex-
celiency Gilbert G. Walker, Ex-Gosernor Of
We; Hon. Robert b Niihefs Lieut. Gov. Of
Va. and q. s. Senator elect; Senators and
Members Of Congress from Virginia.
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for Circular. Address,
Hos. JAMES BARBOUR,
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Reliable asesss wanted everywhere. z1s.is
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rsesiyed, but alao On thel rsniam copia both
Daily and Weekly. 's
The safest method Of remitting funds By
mail will BE- found to be by draft or post-oface
money orde. AddresD' e ..f ft:sl Tsi4
As. ABELL : CO., Punsnsss.
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING containing eight rooms !;
"A wster convenient, and garden. Also, I
DWELLING with sixfooms, and store room
~ #. b4Sll f., with good cellar. Possession
given ohSthe 25th Of March, For further in.
formation, apply on the premises to ,
MRS. C. J. SMITH, MILLlxER,
Dec. 19-tf iesiS Main street, NiddIetovn
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THIS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION
Il sivsa BY TIE Hardy Patent
D6tacha able Indtcator.

kAPPLlCABLE TO ALL DIAL LOCKS,
BY this device, ths lin of The Knob o. which
/ she eguree and lettesa are markea, y madp a
take OF after locking the lock, and being. al.
vided ID tSo ~ a50ss pieces sai5d dfotfibated
enoee the o0csss Of ihe haak Or pastiers 81
= 6rm, becomes key, the custody Of which
p ID keeping ef no o. Wore psrssns, and can
moi .be uaed 10 open the lock without al he
piecss being rasrNed.
The "combination" may Be Known 10 sll
the parties, snd yet eaesot y ssei ~ snv With
out the assistance Of ALL the Others.
e tyfiThbpost compleee security aedinss this lat
est and favorite trick Of the bufRIars has been
applied to the Vaults and SafSs Of the
US. SUB-TREASURY, 781 agi5
j. The N. e. Trust Co., -.
The Emigrant 6avings Bank, Doeson.
u The Blackstone National Bank: lissass
The National Ranks Of Peabody. Warren.
Randolph, Newburyport, Ditto Savinrs Bank'
anda Mercantile Of Salem, Mass. Ilso. ~
Nreat Falls National, Granite Stale Bank. and
Hanover Savings, Of N. a., and THE b. &.
BRANCH MINT at San Francisco, CAL, ana
many others.
I Bsnks having Dial Locks wishing Il apulied
y those they have in ~, can b sapplied Al
:. moderate cost on Application TO
ANSON HARDY, Auburadale, Nas.
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FOR SALE.

S0 Cords Of Oak and Maple WOOD. ei-
leu ther in the woods or delivered In
quantities to sqit purchasers. Apply to :.
JOHN A REYNOLDS, 4
& Oec. lz-u A7 hiddletown, Del.
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"a . .sss,... @RI0Y@HNR.

OUTFIT We want . suitable person in every
8 asH9 Fsss. nsiEhborhood b take orders and de-
liver goods for our established O. O. D. SALss Of Sta
pie and nnily soods Of al kinds y constant nssanA
over half million IN 1874 Large Cash Pay q The
right person. real chance for I'll, male or female
q your homes or travelling. No rsk. nysa - 70
samples ahd complete outat. Addrsss q ooes lsnd
secure your territory. Fl. ]. HALL I CO., Howard
STR ct, Baltimore, Nd IN Ils4t
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UNRLEAOHRD NUSLINs.

COTTON 'FL.AHHRIs,
S''asned and uablsaehsd, II, la, "A, Is, is.
u, ls, 20, - and IS cent?.
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FOR RENT.

VIE large and commodions Store Room IN
e 4 the Town Hall, Middletown, nov occu-
pied by G, w. W. Naudain. Possession riv-
en- March 25th. Apply to
Jan 9-3t SAMUEL PENNINGTON.
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N NOTIon

An easssnsrs whose I'M h.s. ls.s
presented mast nahe sstslsns.s Il
once. ~
10 s'der 70 ss0 soeis cheap | nust
my 2 'os cash asa ! Ihavs to depend ppoa
the collection Of debts due me to r,ise
fasds viii which tobay.
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Y 70 -9Es 3 VUtsEy1s01x0Nc.. 2 9lI7
,,. Al Wilmiagton With trains on Philadel-
phia, Wilmi1kton = Baltimors, and Dela-
wase Railroads; u Chadislord With trains
on RhiladslphiA = Baltimore Central Rail-
road ct Coatesville, with trains on Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, ard - Reading, withrtrain6
on Philadelphia I Reading, Lebanon Valley,
East Pennsylvania, and Reading I Columbia
B. r., and Berks County Railroad.
q s. C0LLMGS,
'Jne 20-H. General Superintendent.
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THE CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT
il - usual fall safathe finest sCoafsetiesery.
FINE CAKES, s

I3Y.t 3eLlatflsf lssfffls .llil a e4liIit1f
such as Fruit, Poaad, Lady, Sponge, Cup,
Drop, and all kinds Of Fancy Cakes 46r par.
tiess can he ohtained, upon shoft potiee. We
keep or hand Raisins, Citron, Lemon and
Orsnee Peel CuttsntSsf Figs, Date5s Pruhes,
and ali kinds Of Foreign and Domestic Ffuiss,
both green and dried. We shall keep for
Christmas > fall line Of Toys for the youngs
and presents for Children Of . larger growth.
Don't forget the place, Rice's ON Bank, and.
doe't parchass anywhere until you have ex-
amined my stock.
, nov 7&ly. 9sfss7as ae E.B. RICE.
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NOTICE,

a Quarterly meeting Of the Tru.,seel az ~.
f0or OF New CastIe Comfy nm IL MA =. :.
me Aims Hense on WEDNESDAY,. the a7th
oiJsnusry, 1873, ct 10 o'clock. a n TSoss
navlng oslis aeainst The iAstitaiioS vim nlesse
Ilaee them y The hands OF ths Trustees of
Janle-tm. JOHN W. EVANS c,...
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.,FOR SALE.

FsOR SALE,
a FOUR YEARS, LEASE ON
III oae Of the beat Hotels IN ~ o;ss s
III (of Wiiaipeton. ~ Sor.s IS - .s,c S,.y
tatpa forty cAam6ers asd -.
oee1 newg fprPhhed shPourhost. + ~:
gov twenty permanent 6aAriers Ana Z .c.s ~ss
oar aAa transient trade. Andy a.. e'.
-. a0a NARKkf STREET. -
wv. Wilmington, Del.
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1ipt G2llis1
pHILADxLPhzl K1kl1SGr0N AND
BALTzE0R9 RAlLR0A0e: s
Delaware DiVisi1l Tine Table
FALL ARRAH01ABmT.
''.T01faWAHb.
.-- nRa-A

IN and amer Monday, Sept. sth, 1874, (Sundayl
u exceuteo j Trains win leave - follows:
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only 10 cts. .'es''n'
81 FIP'! sI. e .Rs t:e.A lf4s nala s,A Loas,.l.
l5cts.,ss eea~.- 'sa'''as'
I'll IylAM
"amsassa AlsacAed naslias, II essu.
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NOTICE. iai3 aTi'as 9t asla saa I
The gentlemen who took, through mistake,
ROBE from the Middletown Hotel on We'd
nesday, 18th inst, will please return il.
-9issfs's'ai aie 4 ALEX. MAXWELL.
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ron REUr.

? A COMFORTABLE AND CON.
venisnt Dwelling House n Ma.
t1l dlstows, 90 Main street, onro.
s,!s..z site the N. 8. Church.
..: S'x fooms; pump At the door; ana ey.,v.
Ining requisite to make q nice homs -. !.
mi. Ism'ly: Apply to Nas. 3. L. RYAN "
Middletown, Del.
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The safest method Of remitting funds By
mail will Be- found to be By draft or post-efacs
money orde. Address ssss fs:ss 4
AS, ABELL + CO., Punlmsas,
SUN IRON BUILDING,
b Jan 23-tf. saf - atsstnIt BAtruonI Nh.
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f.A.isEa Ah.azs3i asIsiEH st ssfns5 =. :. :.
The mixed train will be run subject 70 delays Incl
dens 70 ffeight baslness, aud Win stop eoly = Sta
tions where tme l. given. H. F.keNNkI,
i 6spt S02iys sls'5a as5lss Supesinsesdent
Il az 5.ss,s s s
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Arp 6oods, 6roftrits, +.
Great Attractions |

III
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COTTON FLANNRIS,

THAN HAS BERN OFFERED T.arHF pm
Lie sfNCE rHR ffAix ,ssis
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NIsrH PAGE-rhird, fourth. hfsh and
AsTROioGY..EiEvrs PAcE-;s1th column.
SoAR6ERs waNTEbSTwslga sfiGa' fIss~first second,
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CLEsSs sSlsma AND sALEsMEN-E1rv.rrn P4Gr-roursh
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NEW PGBLicXTloNs-sxvssTa PXGE-sixth column.
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REsrxGnRAHNsrs-E1oHru P4er-rhird column.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-Elsnrz PAcz-Third col
WATCHES, Q EwELRY. &C.-ErcHrH PAGK-Third col
wEsTUHEsrKR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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N
THE POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORE
OF
oss sfSSE stH -zR WITH sgsEs'' G5
"'s 's s$s:s SSE. SfSESss ISE P5sl"s
SIMPLY BECAUSE
Is Is ogs asyS EuLE, COMBINED viii Tas FACT That
THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF VALUE
rau RESULT ~ SSuxss SS xosHr
ooNKL1Na CO.'S
we have on sale those we DO specify viii give fair
idea Of our whole stock.
silks
Real Lyons black gros grain Silks OF the most cels
Orssd makers at prices PHGInY PPfSIaY from 81 to 81 81
m4. Sss sa ea q @ Il
ST.
Extra raelme Quality Lyons black gros grain silk the
81 anu
line Of sSossa Silks in choice even
quality coored gros grain Silks full "a inches
wide in choice evening tints at 81 80 yard value -
DRESS GOODS
Empires: 6leihs, serses, Biasonais: Gamsrs Hair
Cloths, &C., closing out at less than cost
SPECIAL.
sc, mpcrsrss entire
isl yard; sold everywhere at 81.
On Monday wc shall omen n choice line Of Camers
Hair Cloth in elegant shades OF at eOc. yard;
value for SIC.
lso pieces all wool black french Cashmere of the ia.
sa %ssS :nSms h1s II !. Tse | % 81
pieces English diagonal Serge in all the cloth
soc. q yard, value A5c.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
Nee; vssus Imperial Ts%ss GssS, 0GiSn: SS'S bSi
a osape PRICES ysqd SS
spes bargain in silk warp Henrietta Cloth 81 TO-
Pure mohair Brlliantine, &c., value 75c.
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
1000 pieces Hamburg EmbrOideries. in Edaings and
eM IN &C. and
nes at extra low prices Bargains in Point Point
Applique.
Tarlat.ns IN choice evening shades at 2so, &c., ssc
Ladies' extra fine hemstltched Handkerchieds, pure
linen, &c.
SPECIAL.
Sg1s n se for evening dresses in
New French Pcrcacs IN is hit color suitable for spring.
only 2Oc a yard; value Sjc.
ROSE BLANKETS.
In order to close out our stock of awoo Rose Bian;
uisf Look
#: #: #: :|:: :|:: i i Ell: Ell: s:::
LINEN AND HoUsEK kEPING GOODS.
plete in every particular ana the prices are 80 low
that they speak for ESR IHs%is!sfsN fNyfxScE
EIsssns H Msrsss Suits Suits 81 value value
3y Sss: S" q !: &c. e. Tsss :: = i & 90
81 75 81 IS and So a dozen.
2s, dozen all linen Table NAPKINS at soc. 81. 81 TO-
Table Damask unbleached 4oc. &c.. &c.. soc. &C.,
Table Damask bleached, at Sc, &C., &c., 7oc, &c.,
&,. sOc. and 81 yard.
Canton Flannel Tckings sheetnngs, shirtings Elan.
nels, Towelings, &C., &C., &C., at popular prices
Closing out our stock of felt skirts at a great loss
Mohair Walking skirt, extra size IL 70
Saed saasar Sohair ssrts Hr & worth wort $50
FINE WHITE GOODS.
Nainsooks, Jaconets Uambrics Victoria Lawns and
Fine PLAID ana S5ipsH e SsnsSoks s ana rs
Jones iine English Nainsook at SOc., worth Sc.
nosIERY AND UNDERWEAR
closing out at half price.
Come early and avoid the rush.
cosKLINs lss 4. CO.:
,ouxu v.rougss between Eighth ana Ninth streets
Il. II II SUMMING CoSKLiso
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U,IRsT REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MAD
+ ison avenue and Forty seventh street-Rev. VIM !.
Sabine, rector. Sunday school at A. NJ Divine
vices at 10 80 A. NJ. and 7:45 p NJ The Rev. B. b Lea
cock. ID. D., will preach All cordially invited.
LIIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. THIRTy-NINTH STREET
and Fourth nveUue.-Preaching by Pastor, Rev. T.
D. Anderson. d. D., loh A. N. and evening IN Cordial
invitation
MISS NELLIE J. 7. BRIGHAM WILL LECTURE
l1 for the society OF Progressive Spirualists l. 1875
Broadway near Twenty street, at lUh A. n. and
~ r. N. Childrens Lyceum pa p. N.
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No. gros grain Ribbons. all coors reduced to &c.
No. gros grain Ribbons, all colors reduced % SC.
No. sros grain Ribbons. all colors, reduced to loc
No. Q gros grain Ribbons all colors reduced to i7c
No. IL gros grain Ribbons all colors, reduced % lsc
sevsn-.nch pure silk gros grain Sash Ribbon In an
eolors including navy blue seal brown. garnet scarlet
and all the desirable shades. At 66c.
HArsi uArsi HArsi HArsa
TRIMMED HATS AT LESS THAN cosr OF MATE.
American felt Hats reduced to 2sc.
French felt Hats reduced to eoc.
Silk velvet Hats reduced to 81.
SILK plush Hats reduced to ST.
Ladies' plush Seal Skating Cap reduced 10 soc.
Boys plush Seal Skating Cap reduced to CSC.
Great reductions in
Feather Trimming Garntures for dress trimm.nrs
Hair Ornaments &c, &c.
Heavy black rea Ostrich Feather Trimming reduced
70 SOC,
rARLErAXs, IN ALL THE EVENING SHADES. RE.
DUCED TO lsc.
WV AL THE GREAT CLEARING SALE
EuRIcHs'. EHRicns', EHRlcns'.
a7 AND $50 EIGHTH AVENUE,
between Twenty fourth and rwsnty.nftn streets.
p. Sour store can be very conveniently reached
from all parts OF the city oy connecting with twenty.
third street cross-town cara
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f,IrIzENs or new Work:
" GATHER IN
MASS MEETING
AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING,
January H. at 8 o'clock,
to Protes. anst the Violation Rights Of the
PIE Louisiana and the Union In the
Army of the United states to establish and do
stroy State Governments:
What was done yesterday m New Orleans may be at
tempted tomorrow in ssNxKgks New xGrk;
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
JAMES 8. THAYER,
WILLIAM N. EvARrS
WILLIAM f. DODGE,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
EDWARD SALOMON,
FRANCIS HERMAN
GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS,
FREDERICK A.. C0NkLING,
RICHARD LA1HERS.
ABRAN S. HEWITT
and others
His Honor the MAYOR will preside.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
JAMES NJ BROWN,
WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN
WILLIAM 4. DODGE, JR,
r. b. MINTURN, JR.
r. L. GODKIN,
HENRY MORGAN.
CHARLES N. FRY.
SH1RIEssF. soUfHMAYD.
JOHN r. AGNEW.
william ALLEN BUTLER.
FREDERICK A. CONKLIN0,
JOHN ALEX. BEALL.
SIMON STERNE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

ATJ. d. LEvERRE,s al SIXTH AVENUE, BE.
n tween Twenty4sixth and Twenty seventh streets.
Stamping Em6rodering establishments large stock
Of imported yoke Chemse Bands Drawers and Lingerie,
Ladies' Breakfast Caps Ladies' Irousseaux specially:
Monograms ana Initials for handkerchief; table ani
bed cloths order lace curtains and laces
cleaned and mended equal to new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

AT NINE. LAFORCADES NO. 6 WEST ELEVENTH
IA street second door from Broadway, has Just re-
ceived from PARIS per steamer order the most elegant
display OF evening and street Dresses, rich carriage
Wraps and Opera Coaks from Worth hentenaar and
Laprere; Labradors Fox ana silver Castons Furs ana
o great variety of French Novelt les
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-10

AN ELEGANT, RICHLY EMBROIDERED BLACK
N Dress for sale, at Nine. DUVALS. Importer OF Pars
fashions S73 Broadway.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-09-22

The following words 81 cheer at.
tered by the Democratic Executive
Committee, will find a ready res
ponse in the hearts of the people:
JAcKsoS, MISS, Aug ", 1915.
Whereas, The members of the
State Executive Committee hi, day
IN session, have been greatly glad.
d,ucdaud gratiGal by the encourac.
ING report, that reach %, lrum every
portion of tbs State in shapes - Va.
rious and 80 authentic as 10 exclude
all doubts a. to their reliability
and
Whereas, We desire TO share those
good tidings with our friends
throughout tho State; therefore
Resolved, That il affords Us pleas
urc 10 assure the people Of the state
under the sanction OF our official po-
sition, and through tho means of Ia
formation which that position gives
Us, that tho prospect Of suoooss in the
great struggle upon which We are
entering is everywhere most cheer.
ing. Evorywbcro tho Democrats
aud Conservatives are earnestly pre-.
pairing for the contest. Never be-
fore have they been ~ united 80 en-
thusiastic and ~ determined. Nor i
this spirit peculiar 10 certain local.
ties or confined TO any particular see
ton, but every portion 81 the state
seems alive with the fires Of patriot
ism. The Radical party on the con
trary, has never boon - disorganizesl
and 80 dc~pondent. We fool there
tore, that We are holding ont no false
or iallacious hope in saying that the
patriotic devotion tho same earnest
zeal, aud the same sacrifice of local
jelousies and individual aspirations
20 the common good which marks
the inception of the canvass will II
persisted in, bring 30 ~ q glorious
victory, aud 60 our beloved state,
blessings immemorable.
A true copy from the minutes
held August 9th, A. ID. 1875.
MARION SMITH, Scc'y
Dem. and Con. State TX. Com.