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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-23
Louisiana.
From the Chicago Tribune. !

According to all the accounts thus fal
received, prodigious peice Of rascaliiy wa
penetrated in East Feliciana Parish, Lou.
isiana, by Confederates; yet the Chicago
Times undertakes to gloss it over, explain
or Justify it, 1t sets up the humbug hv'
pothesis that the colored men OF that par
ish we're SO anxious for ''change" that
they went over en- masse to Tilden and the
Confederates. The remainder OF the Times
argument consists of wild and vituperative
blackguardism of Gov. Kellogg, as if that
will cover up the fraudulent tracks Of it
partisans. Here are the facts: In Novem-
Der, 1874, that parish voted as follows:
C-rs.la,.,as "a
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;eptioE and to foist upon tn public . worthless
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N. B. All cenmunications relating to the reIs
mould be addressed only to the ofiice Of the
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A Ca1cAeo sabbataria., Who has jost
discovered that il can't b Sabbath On both
sides Of the World at once, is made az
tssmsly misEsAih ihs.sby, and lean that
no oae can b saved alter al-Cxiessp
Jeunal
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER.


ei7 st. Charles street. st Louis, q @.
r., oe-a ts.5,, en5z5.a IL ;Ae ,P-eiA, teatn' 81 Z
xeneres,. Sexual ana Chronic Diseases
Syphilis, c onorrhcea- Ciees, Structure,
Oncritis. hernia. or Rupture. ell UEinar,
Diseases and syoh,iiticsr niercuYia! afTsS"
tons Q: tss throat, skin or bones, are tres'rs
vita unparalleled sacces-r aict ise rr.nc,iss
SpermatorTacea. Sexual DEBILITY ana
s~rotercy, ,sthe resnt ct s-,r eSsssts yosth, ser
stss-ses IN mafu-er years otter ana ~h
p-otsce Of the fovins Effects: se1sasl
esissioas ds5t1, d.azsss Of eight tsfsce-s -<ssry
pt1ys % s face yAysicet dscsy, sssSss % soiss 60
Iss1ss, eossioa Of fteas Toss Of ssst psrsv
a:.ias marrlaSN, !mpropsr or .nhsppy, -. -.
above ssst ssals6 snssope Tor postage stamps
Diseases peculiar TO women, ssea -
Whites, cSvoss, Diseases ssi d.spss cffas rSrs
s.els. sse.. saeeessfsiy ess.ea: Descriptive psnfh
ss isi for stamps Age .i.a eHperie,se an e
ands Of every year acquires great s PbysssHs
kaoving t,is freqaenty recommeud persons to ny care
Ccntdsaeai esrsaatoo. per-cnay er ~ Letter nee se
tayisl. WIN 10 neoasenent to visit the city fo- treat
neat nslieines Express or nail
Cursahs vhere - exiss its tana
s..ed Once hours: "A u to P. n. Sundays, Il r.
III kOssas Oyssesg IL fAs city q eRy Aes, 1a1 ca
direct . tie eaea Hal nj; ht ring the Doov Bell
Tase tab sane IL Whole heuse % twelve rocnsf y.
most exunssve 10 - country, eAhrseiag Recepsn s,
Nedested aad vae1 Bs:hs; eoaprehsssivs tahorsssfy
where all esd the oishasas
and Of all the Library, where The cid and
lases standard works Of ali tbs schools Of medicine
fsand aiso Aa.nH lea, a-s. hf. re aad es'orsd '.
Giustr.iag dieas ccndina. which hsvs hsea p,ocu
ssuuS oth-. LibEarv in the city. IN L'b.Ay 1.
In. WI, oien o :. u e.tsrs. Address s1o-s.
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RRADFALsE AID TRUE"

sod o. lstiss-seanl 10 lADwAYA CO.. n.
, wa1sn. s.. Aau Yea. ln1Ianatksac vcrti
tho11b yin - ssns yeH.
oQGnttDptA O1n-8-Vs1Y
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DR.. JAMES
Lock Hospital
CoRNER
washington
ana Franklin

chicago, III
Chartered b. tie
Stat. OF 1 linois for
the express pur-
pose OF giving IN
mediate relief in
all ca es OF pri-
ate. chronic and
urinary dis ases,
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100000

PRICE OF TICBET3
Whole Ticke;s, sf2; Halves, &c: Quar.ers, s.;
9 ickets, $40; IN Tickets, $500; 465t Tickets,
$500; s5x Tickets, 81. 00j. 10000 Tickets q,
Sl2 each
The Hon. E H. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire Board o. City Councilmen, the Hon
Alvin Duvall, late Chef Justice Of Kentucky
and other distin guished citizens, together with
such other disinterestsd persons the tick, T.
holders present may designate. will superintend
he drawing. .r
The payment Of Pi!ts to owners of prize tickets
Is assured bond, with .avy penalty ami ap-
proved security, ras been executed to the COM
monweallh Of Kentucky, which Is now on rec
ord In Clerks Office Of Count, c urt Ut ank-
fort. subect 10 inspection Of any one. Thi ID new
feature, and wiz absolutely secure the pay
ment of gifts.
Renittancas can be male by Express, Draft,
POsi-ofLce Monev Order or 6efistered Letter,
made pay able to Keniucky Cash Distribu 1 n
Co.
All communications, orders for Ticke's and
appli atoms Ter Agencies should be addrt ssed to
HON. THOS. p. PORTER, CENT Manager,
Frankfort, KENTUCKY.
Tickets for sale by E. h. Mallory, al Della
ware street Lea,enwOrth, Il nsas
oct19-oaw&w tr--
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H 0llOW AVS PILL S
Disorder 0fthe Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, wheth-
er they secrete too mucn o. 100 little wat'I !;
or whether they be afflicted W stone or gravel,
or with aches and laine settled in the Ions
owe the regions OF the kiiDrys. these fills
should be taken according 90 the priufed direc.
tioIs, and the OiDtms Mt should We'll 1u1bed
into the small OF me hack at b. d time. This
treatment Will give mcst Immediate relief
wien all o her n cans have failed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-23
PRESCRIPTION FIR. E.

fSOR the spesdy Cure q 6sminsI weaknsa.
II Loss Manhood and al Disorders brought on By
ynasesstisas sxsaA Az Dsaxgist sss ths In
sEeAis3ia.
YGRk. ss10-oodAv-ta
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine will so efff ciualiy improve the
tone ofthe stomach rs Ihes. P,iis; they remove
al ciGity occasiCned either by intemp.ran.e Or
inyrcpe. die. They .sach he liver ant redGcs
II to realihy action; ttey arr wonderfully eff
icaSious cases 1 pism- IL fact they new
tail IN curing all sorders of the liver ard
stomach.
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the oil owing DISEASES:
Ague, Asthna, b lious Compl liant. Blotcbes
on the skin, Bowels, Confu milton. Debility,
p-ons, Dy sentery, Erysi elias, Female lrregu-
isrities, Feye OF all kInds, Fits, Gout, Head
ache, Indigestion, Inflammation, Jaundice J,
Liver mpis nts, LumbaYo Piles, kheuma-
tism, Retention of urine, :rofulAr or King q
Evil, Sore ihrosts, Stone and Gravel, Tic Dou.
loureux. TumOrs. Ulcers, Worms OF all kinds,
Weakness from any cause, etc
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And al e,Ipti. rs Of The tk,n, this Ointme n Is
most .CyaIuabi- IL does not he 4 externally
alone, but penclrates with The most sesTehilg
effects - the very loot oil tn. EVIL.
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R. II. R.


Fever md Asus cured for afty cent?. Thsrs d
not remedial agsn In the world that will cure
ever and sgue, and all other malarious, bilious,
scrslot, typhoid, yellow and other ievsn taided
By kadvay's Piils) % quick - Midway Ready
Relief. Fly es.6 pr Bottle
Sold BY Drusyists.
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HAIR DYE.

ATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
d best in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, With bene-
1t to the hair and no injury to his health; proof
that it is only true and per feet Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instantaneous No dissppoiDt.
menl: no ridiculous tints; remedies the III ef-
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and beau
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly APP
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory. No l6
Bond street, N. Y. sold by all druggists.
Bachelors Erasive Soap remove stains from
the fingers, skin, &c.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF ].
HAYDocK, sgent for the nitet States, sur.
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointment A
handsome reward will be given to any one rem.
deIing such information as may lead to the de.
lection of any party or parties counteTfeItine
the medlcInes or vending the tame, knowing
them 70 be spurious.
s.'Sold af e mandatory Of Professor HoL-
LowAY Il Co., New York, anu by all respect.
able drugg ists and dealers in medicine through
out the CIVILIZED world, in boxes ~ % cents, 6;
cents and 81 each.
pThere is considerable saving by taking tn,
| larger sizes.
\. B directions for the guidance Of patient
IN every Il sorder are AFFIXED 10 each box.
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PRtCt-75 tents Per Bottle.

Prepared by "; = rAGaS oI r 1n.;as
novs-eodAw-49 "a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-23
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

That insta lily stops the most excruciating PANS
allaye Inflammation and cures ccngesiions
whether Of the Lungs. Stomach. Bowels or OF her
glands or organs, on one application
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a Woman Asking to be Hanged.

On Saturday morning u writ OF habeas
Common Pleas Court at Columbus, Ohio, com
handing that the body OF S4rah VI. Victor, an
inmate OF the penitentary. be produced before
the court. IL was returnable Mt once, but on
account OF the failure of tho petitioners cDun-
sci to serve notice on the Aforementioned the
return OF the writ was extended until Friday
next at 2 o'clock.
There are some curious facts connected with
the case. over seven years ago sarah VI. Victor
was cOnv' ted at Cleveland Of murder In the
first degree aud sentenced to be hanged. BE
fore the day OF execution arrived, however, the
prisoner became insane, and upon being satisfied
of this fact the Governor ordered her sentence
cummuteu to solitary confinement for life IN
tho pen't,ntiary. simple certificate was
therefore made out from the court IN which she
was tried cOnsigninS her to imprisonment for
nfe.
Now, after this long lapse OF time, comes a
petitioner claiming that the W arden OF the Peni
Tertiary has not the proper papers or authority
upon which To hold this prisoner. u is claimed
that in con muting th. sentence To imprison
mcnt for life, the Governor should have pre-.
pared, under his hand aud the seal OF the STATE
papers to that effect, and before being carried
into execution the same should have been sub.
mitted To the prisoner 10 allow her to accept
imprisonment for life In preference TO hanging
She now desires to be hanged, and hence tines,
proceedings have been Instituted 10 declare null
and void the certificate under which she was
woman Is now afflicted with paralt sis. and. I'M
less sho improves before Friday, she will have
to be carried from the Peniteutiary to the cour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
MOLLY mtGUrRE MURDER.
Three Miners to be Tried for the ALLEGED
Killing of n Superintendent.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Jan. 12.-Kelly'
Doyle. and Korrigan, the miners who, 1t Ia al
legged, murdered Superintendent Jones, OF the
Lansford Colllery, within few hundred yards
or his house early last summer, are to be treo
here next week. the trial beginning on Monday.
Jones had been warned few weeks before that
his life was In danger on account OF his difficult
ties with the Molly MaTuifes, and for several
weeks he slept with a friend In neighboring
house. on the night before his death he went
home to sleep, and In the morning he went out
by the back door to avoid attracting any atten o.
ton. When he got nearly up the hill, on Is
way to the mines, two men sprang out OF the
bushes hy the roadside and followed MIN. Sew
eral residents Of Lansdale saw the men follow
Jones Till tho three were over the Top Uf the hill
and ont OF sight. Thcn several pistol shots
were hred. ami the two men ran bacS through
the woods. A fow minutes afterward Joncs's
body was found lying In the road lie mad been
dead for some minutes, and his death had evil
IDENTITY been caused hy pistol balls
The same day, Kelly aud Doyle, having boon
seen trying to conceal them elves on the noun
tain side, near Tamaqua, miles from Lausdale.
were arrested and kerrigan, who was CAUGHT
carving provisions. was also taken into custody.
and 1t required a strong effort on the part of tn
| police to Keep the three from the furlOus Cit-
| zcns Of lHmaqua. who were determined TO lyuch
| them None OF the three ever worked IN Jones =
| miles, and Kelly and Doyle did not know him
| by sight
The theory Is, that the Molly Maguires having
! decided that Jones must DO Killed. Kelly ana
! DOYLE were TO do the work. aud kerrigan was to
| point him out. Tho Molly Maguiros IL Is alleged,
! have raised $500 to pay for the prisoners de-
| fence which Is to bc based upon tho theory OF
mistaken identity. Some Of the nllest LAWYERS
of the state have been engaged on both sidos.
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LIFE IN TIE TONES.
How the Cells arc Crowded. md why The
Prisoners who are Notorious.

There are 5l6 prisoners in the Tombs,
and hut 20 tensntable cells. Deputy Warden
Finley said Yesterday that there were three and
foIr ia cell, and the number constantly IN
creasins, fifteen having been received Yesterday.
There Is but one Judge holding court although
there are in Office two Judges Of General Ses-
-ons and one CITY judge.
nillon. the slayer Of DiLeber, sat by the stove
IN the hall wearing KID gloves. reading o news
pager. tie refers all persona DESTROYS OF talking
10 I'm - uit cOun-e'. lie Is kept IN the lower
tier be" iu-e 10 Is more convenient 20 keep watcl
over him. IL ima-iucs shat there IS a consuir-
grY t. take his me ThurlOw weed, accom-
panied Oy q Lady, called to SEQ DiliOn. Mr.
Weed censIred tue fuenus OF Dillon for not
haviug hin confined iu aa as5lum long ago.
bclan's case was to D 70 been hcar1 yester-
day, but il has been ufferred TO the l9th. MIR
Beach assured him ~ sdccess, although he docs
not expect 20 argtc tne case before the court
sta IderlLann told Warden quinn tnat he wa
fci-uing INSANITY. 4 herman Grand Jurvman
first su- gested the notion u otaudermann's Dc
lIs insane.
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snurrLEBoiRD cnAwproNs.
A Match between New York and Brooklyn
Tho First Game Decided.


Shunleboard playing is very popular
amusement at the present time. The most
nctew rthy event OF the week WAS the much
talked OF match between j. Freeman Of Brook
yn and NJ. Burton OF New York for 500 and the
Championship; 300 points up, $50 points to be
played In New York. and a game OF l5O points to
be played In Brooklyn. The nrst game Of tho
match was PLAYED on Tuesday evening, at
Lynch's, Eighth avenue, between Forty first and
Forty-sccond streets. The spacious hall was
well filed with respcctable assemblage, ana
the contest proved to ne from beginning to end
tho most scientific and closest game ever wit
ucs.od.
Al $50 play was called hy the referee, burton
leading % and scoring the first point, which was
followed bv ifc.nan making two. From this
To the 10Th trrius 'ii" lly was yer, skilful and
exciting. A. tiC if. lt ming Freeman made two
points, which lefi t." game, Burton ~, Freeman
90. when q recess Oi ten minutes was taken.
When ulIy NhF resumed the BrOuklyn mite add
ed three 70 his score, wtirh count was al made
by the New Yorker. At the ieId inning tho game
stood, Barton X Freeman 100
In tue 10th inning Burton made 3 points,
which wa THO lar est score OF the game. Free
man ~, Burton ll5
~ tho l!gth ilniug the players were "up
clicks" both having scored lS points. The ex-
cif'ment ~ the spectators was intense, and
roNrrcl bets were made. the BROOKLYN man be
ing slg htly the favoiitc. From this point to the
ish each player did bis utulOst to keep his OPP
! pcnent from scoring.
A. the end oi the iij,n Inning the game was
hnisted, the score standing Freeman, 80. Bur
! ton. lil
me return came il to take place Jan. 25, at So,
| Atlantic street. brooklyn.
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DYING IN EELLETUE.
4 Mad rR'i 'nt ThrnSts II Piece OF wood Down
liz ThroaI- Lord Digby's Cousin.

4 Mad rRii mt Thrusts Piece OF wood Down
Iii- Throat Lord Digbv's Cousin.
Daring several years past Henry Somer-
vile Di-Dy made a living in this city by writing
for various newspapers. lie was fine looking,
.ver six feet tail. ioyial in hls habits, and con-
sorted with the very small remaining class OF
writer's known as B0hemiaus. lie was the son
OF the late George Soncrv,lle Digby, captain In
the British Grenadics Quarts aud OF Lady
Emily Jane ButleF, sister Of the nth Earl of
Lanesboroush, and cousin to the present Lord
Disby. His father Is once aide do camp to the
KING Of Hanover On last sunday m ornlng he
rose from a sick bed n, a South Washington
square, and went out into the street deliricus.
He 4 been suffering intensely from severe
throat disease. He wandered about the street
until daylight. At o'clock he called Al the
studio OF an artist friend. where he appeared to
be rational. Leaving there, he was next found
by n policeman Ia Twenty eighth street talking
to hitAs,lf. lie was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital,
but there was no outward Indication OF any OBJ
stacle IN the thornX. On Monday, however, he
told one OF the physicians that he had pushed u
stick down his throat, and that 10 had lodged
there. A pair II forceps were Inserted. and a
piece u harl wood over two inches In length,
and triangular IN shape, was extracted. 1t Is
supposed that he had thrust In the stick while
dclirlous. GA TUESDAY he died. His friends
say that he mad been long estranged from his
help. lie was thoroughly educ tied, and had
sum rent natural ability to en1o.e him TO SUP
port himself Dl The sale OF articles TO several
puDllcdtlJus.
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coUNr JoANNEs cnlLlENGED.



To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: In
q sporting newspaper last week appeared tnia
clrtcl:
To TuE CoUSr iotN.r l hereby challenge you to
c1Mp-t, WIN ne ios t,OVJ IN pal ~ H1a.si n New
lrra cl'y, a..
have, also, letters from the challenger. DR..
lands Of Philadelphia, and his agent, Col.
Sleeper. Ipubicy answer as follows;
In matters OF intellecta wager Ii unrequlrcd-as
for instance, in chesB-the mental excitement Is all
sufficient Tor both adytrinrics.
lI-loweyer accept the challenge with conditions.
Each party shall act Huet At Booths Theatre, the
ACADEMY ~ Music. MY challenger 10 have the hrs.
Iepr ,cn.Ons, ana each party 10 cOnuuct hi own re
/ lrirsAls.
m Popular prices admissions, and instead II a
5000 Wt-cr the successful H4ne a. have ownership
OF tle pr Lla OF bot pcil MAuCef when would prODn-
by reach larFtr am rLt-aithtls pruYsu VIZ, that
tn per cent OF ne prILts fhan De divided between u
| Clrstian aud Hebrew Charitable institution IN this
IVA committee Of i've Intellectual gentlemen &C.
Quailted with lie ronlc perio ruHnCc ha be umpire
a. award the palm o victory Each party to select Two,
| und the fuur tn nominate IA. attn
VA treasurer to be ChOs-n by each party, ana both
treasuIers To mutually attend 10 their duties. No free
Cnlei GATORS or their special deputies promise not
to be present at the art riulm inc0, 40 that op.
p0nen cannot say that avoided his faults (fOT all
| tlcnJ, or, copied MS merits
VII offer 70 HIM similar challenge yizi 70 mu.
| tua act ichGrd IiL The conditions. &c, to be the
same Ia TINS letter IN refefenct u thc sd pcrior
| m nee ~ Himtt HkohGk, luE COUNT JoAhNEs.
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1876.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13

BOsToS Jan. l2-Tho feeling among some
holder 81 BANK books caused by the suspension Of the
West Boston Savings Bans caused another call on the
Home savings Bank to-day though ~ no means to the
extent Of the former one. At IL O'Clock there were
perhaps one hundred and nifty persons In the bank ing
room IN Masonic Temple waiting their turn TO draw.
Some few were making deposits. The Board Of Irus-
tees held o meeting Tins morning, and resolved that
until further notice pay nent Of more than $50 per
month shtli be made to any drpostor except ia the
mode required by the laws OF the bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
Tho scyenlh A,enne mlghMnrmcn.

Thomas Casey. alias James right alias James
brennan was sentenced TO eight years ana sx months
IN state Prison, Tuesday, tor grand larceny. lie and
Edward Reynolds and james Lcgrau robbed james
mitchell ana Archie Smith at Seventh avenue and
lwcnt' seventh street on tho i6lh Of October, and
tiLths watch Ma sut Tcqucutly eiurnsd by CascYe
VIE VIZ had received 10 from lteYnOida, Icgrau
Threatening To mt nm me authorities unless It IVES
restored casey WHO rs an escaped convict, has re-
" trdY hnNh il.nu'r lu th' General Sessions.
Aichl' Nm'll from NhonI iie "tfch WIS stolen, WAS
!uhI. IttH TO n-HrT ioF riIurI Do having rcpul teI
LaslY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
TnE ESD or WEHL & co.
Arrested and Fined Tor Doing Business with
Gus License Wehrs Promise.

Gus a License Wehrs Promise.
The Mercantile Employment Association
ceased to exist yesterday. Tho head OF the nrm
OF wehl Co. was arrested at 10 o'clock, and
taken before Marshal Kelly, on an accusation Of
doing AN Intelligence business without license.
Well pleaded guilty. and the Marshal ordered
him To- lay a tine Of $50 Marshal Kelly further
declared that ne believed the business TO be
a swindlc. Wehl not beng a cilizen Of the
United states, cannot obtain license for an in
telliSehce oMca. On his promise That he would
return the money To such PERSONS as asked for
IL, Capt Ltary all Wed han to 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
40nst HuInlilnIs.

Suu5, SarmIgNs.
FURNITURE, - CARPETS,
AT OFARREl.lfs, 40 EIGHTH Az
. Between 3On anil 3lststs.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY or MONTHLY.
RNIFURE, carpets, ddlngi cash prices
i wee&y or monthly payments. OFAkRkLL, 307
BOwcry, near fth 81.
tOODsecondnand ana msnt carpets, all slEss. rlch
N patterns, very cheap At the old place, ~ Fllt0n
81 side entrance Bring your measures with YOU.
nILCLOTHS.-A lot OF splendid Engli, N olcloths
~ anu velvet rugs also few marble top tables,
al half price at the Msht Carpet Store liz fulton 81
WEEKLY AND MONTIIIY PAYMENTS
W likth Tor furniture, carpets ana bedding Amin
mtnBe btorS ana low prices.
COWPERlHWAIT L CO.'S. ISL Chatham st..