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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ha> been appointed by the Marion Civil Circuit
Cour of Marion county, Indiana, administi ator
OF the estate o. John Weitzeman, late OF said
couT ty, deceased. said estate Is supposed to be
solvent. CHARLES DEFINE,
Jan. 9TH, 1875 Admit isfrator.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17

OFFICE
10 rs Fast wash. St..R
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Manufacturers of
First Class Reed Organs
Buy Of the manufacfur-
ers and take advantage
OF the following fac s:
/. We bay our walnut
from SO TO SIS lower than
IL costs East.
2. We save freignts on
our organs from the East.
3. We sell directly o
custom srs, saviog them
the profits OF the JO55er
and sub agent.
4. We have as skill n
men as any.
5. We have many years
experience and know the
wants OF customers.
Call and examine our In
struments before buying
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17
[III!I DUH / {
RHEUMATIC
n 37FzIY7

VIII most positively cure any case or rheuma-
tlsm or rheumatic govt, matter how long
standing, on the face of the eartn. Being an in
ward application, it does its work QUICKLY thor
oughly and permanently, leaving the system
strong and healthy. Write to airy prominent
person in Washington City, and you will learn
that the above statement is true In every par
ucular.
CONDENSED CERTIFICATES.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Wash1ngt n, ID. c., Dec 2 1874
Messrs- Helphenstine Bentley:
Gents:-I very cheerfully state that I used
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy with decided benz
eht a. ii STEPHENS.
Member of Congress OF Ga.
PRESIDENTIAL ANSION
Washington, ID g., pril o. 1875.
Messrs. Helpbenstine Bentley
Gents-For the past seven years my wife has
been great sufferer from rheumatism her doc
ties Durapg's Rheumatic Reme1y, and a per-
manent cure was the result.
VIM H. CROOK,
Executive Clerk to President Grant"
Washington, ID. -, March 8, 1875.
In the space of twelve hours my rheumatism
was gone having taken three doses of DurnnEs
Rheumatic Remedy, Ny brother J. &. Cessna
of Bedford, Pa, was cured by a similar amount.
JOHN CESSNA.
Member OF Congress of Pa.
Price, one dollar bottle, or six bottles Tor FIVE
dollars. Ask your druggist Tor Durangs Rheu-
matte Remedy, Manufactured by
HELPHENSTIN + 4 BENTLEY,
Druggist aud Chemists
Wsshin gton, ID. &.
For sale by DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17
THE EVANSVILLE CoURIERs COLLECTION o
PRESS OPINIONS.

THE CHOICE OF VIRGINIA.
From the Norfolk Virginian.
Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana, is
the choice of the people of Virginia for pres
ident. He is ripe scholar, finished gen.
tleman, and a S 'atesman whose wisdom and
integrity recalls the best days of the repub-
lie. We believe he will be our next presi-
dent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-17
Executors Sale Of Personal
Properly.

Notice is herebv given that on Thursday, the
9th day of January, 1875, the undersigned,
Executor OF the estate of James =. AIhon, late
of Marion county, state of Indiana, deceased,
will sell at puDlic auction, the pc sona property
of said James \. Atho deceased cons sting Of
Office Furniture, Surgical instruments, Medical
Books, Horse, Buggy, Household Furniture, to-
mention.
A credit OF six months will be given on all
sums over three dola the same being secured
by note with approved security, payable with
out any relief from valuation or appraise-
ment laws, with interest. Sale will take
place al the late office of deceased at
10 o'clock A. M, of said day of Office Furniture
ETC., M. 24h Kentucky avenue, city of Indian
apOlis, Rooms OF and and the sale of the other
property will take place at the late residence of
said deceahed. No. 529 North Meridian street in
said CITY, township II Center in said Marion
county. between the hours OF O'Clock p. NJ.
spd o'c ock p. NJ. and be continued from day
to day thereafter until all is sold.
]. NJ. LORD, Executor.
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DEATHS.

D,ea August ,4th. at 2 o'clock. HENRY REED ed
infant sor, OF Philip G. and Susie scay' ageo hfe
months anS 1wsnis ais place THIS Saturday
TERNOON, August 9Th, ut o'clock, from the fes ,o
dence of his grandmother, Mrs. Susan heed. nns
friends aud acquaintances Of the family are
to attend
Died, on the 4ta Instant LEWIS infant son Vi
Es,nnSs ~ the family are Invited to attend his
funeral from his fathers residence, 7u4 sgSentsslh
street at TX o'clock THIS Saturday EVENING.
MED. August 4th, Mt the residence OF her gang W
only child Of F. Parker ana saine lhorh'oh' ~
two months and thirteen days.
D,ed. nj Glen Allen, Va, on Thursday, August 80,
rRp ,ieSH, II ST HOPKINS, Of Walkerton.
Thus a gentle life, filled with sweet charities is
brought TO a sudden yet peaceful close
or sud!ous and retiring habits, unconscious OF NE
own sterling merits and best known for MS klnoiy
hencvo,cnce, none save those who knew him wen
were conscious of the rich stores Of thought inc
anbtile and delicate tancies the warmth and glow Of
feeling that adorned Ills noble nature. 49,:
In the ful en- joyment OF all that makes existence
aear--a devoted wife, tranquil home the anection
Of sisters aud brothers. the love OF whole comnu'
nitrfrom these fair surroundings, In the full noon
NJ manhood, he has been suddenly cut OIL.
How hard to say, "Thy will be done" Yet whici
among MS, having power to revoke the past, wou'o
dare IN utter the dread words Of recall?
she had lived, SO he died-patient, cheerful un'
rcn,niny. Recognizing the approach Of death' ne
sbr,nt NOT from the cold embrace, but win tht
c,Imness of little child he yielded mp his pure spir
to the God who gave ii.
M life wac gentle: and the elements
So nix,d In him, that Nature might slanu uI'
And say TO all the world. This t1aS man!
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Grants Guilt.

A friend OF ours who Is a firm believer in
the Journal Of Commerce calls our atten-
ton to the following strong indictment OF
General GRANT by that excellent paper:
BETTER THAN IMPEACHMEST.-N is useless
to depiore--as some Of the papers do-the
establishment OF what they call q "prece-
dent" by minority of the Senate, that q
iaithless official cannot be impeached after
he has resigned. To be sure, hereafter al
Cabinet officers who take brides and divide
plumber will seek to dodge, the constitu-
tional penalty by resigning. Thus lmpeach-
ment, as a remedy and a warning, may lose
much OF its force. But it does not follow
that the country can get no relief from these
dishonest men in high places. That is to DC
found not in the process OF lmpeacn-
ment, which can never be depended
on while party spirit RACES, but IN
| the election OF President who VIII not
appoint knaves and weak men to ONCE. Inc
right man as President would not choose MS
| Cabinet out OF undistinguished and almost
unknown persons, whose only recommsnda-
ton to him is the faculty Of telling q good
after-dinner story, or flatterlng adroltly ana
| being generally agreeable. Such Iresl-
dent would not hasten to accept the reSISna-
ton OF Cabinet pet after an investigating
committee had completed strong chain OF
evidence against him to save the man from
impeachment. The moral of the technical
acduittal of Belknap in the Senate for it is
only that, a very decided majority voting to
condemn him) is this that only men must
be put on guard who will not accept brides
or steal or share thefts with others, and
these can best be secured by electing re.
form President this fall. His Cabinet
officers, we trust, would do little or nothing
to deserve impeachment.
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gp,lECrAr NOTICES.

MIG COHEN BRO OTHERS STILL CON
TIME to close tharstock ut great sacrifice.
Their goods are now offered without regard 70 cost
The f balance OF tflc.r SUMMER DRESS GOODS at
s,s, 10, and 12hc.; ~
DRESS GOODS at Is, 18tf, 20, and 25c., sold four
weeks ago for 25, 80, 80, 40, and &C.,:
BLACK GRENADINES at 1bc., reduced irom
400 yards Yards IRON GgENADINE at CSC, value Of
which was 6Sc. FIRST part Of this season; at 3Uc.'
cost over &c.; -
| The largest and most elegant stock Of BLACK ana
CoLORED SILKS ever offered in the city TINS
| season Of the year. These goods were purchased
to the greatest advantage, and are offered re-
gardless OF value;
/ Also, large stock OF BLACK ALPACAS OF the
most superior manufacture greatly reduced ID
Their stock of WHITE GOODS, such as Swiss, Tar
ntan.. Check and Striped Muslins, Lace Stripes
and Plaids, Organdies, Nainsooks, &C., are now
offered regardless of value to close for this season.
| Special attention IL called to lot OF over i,sou
| wards of AMERICAN and FRENCH PlQUEs,
which are sold at less than one half their package
] cost;
Also, large lot Of RIBBONS, in all widths and col
ors, greatly reduced;
FRENCH-wOvE CORsETS at 37k, SO, 7bc.' VI,
and $1.50-the best and cheapest now offered III
the cpy;
| to close for this season;
TaRIE LINENS at 33c.; the German hand-WoTen
tpure linen), 374c., reduced from Csc;
DOIJBLE SATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINENS
greatly reduced;
uoNEY-CoMB QUILTs-fu!l sizes-65c;
BRIDAL OUnTS-the largest In use-at ooc.;
A very large stock of MARSElLLES QUILTS ~
equally reduced rates, purchased at the receh'
auction sales;
Good nuaIity 1914 sHEETING at 90, 25, 80, and
s5c.. reduced from to 10c. yard;
soo Yards YARD-WIDE MATING at 1Shzc-th'
quality generally sold at 25c.;
PARASOLS again reduced to positively close iol
this season. This brings them fur below nal
what they we're sold for during the season. au .
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It is announced that Representative
Faulkner, who is candidate for United
States senator from West Virginia to sue
coed Senator Davis, intends to follow the
example of the late Stephen A. Douglass in
making formal canvass. During the COM
ing campaign Mr.. Faulkner will, 1t is said,
address the people in every county in the
State This will add considerably to the in
terest OF the campaign.
A great Tilden and Hendricks ratification
meeting took place at Berkley, near Nor
folk, on Wednesday night. Speeches were
made by Colonel William Lamb, Colonel d.
J. Goodwin, and Messrs. John Common and
George A. Martin.
Jonas p. MCGOWAN has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
Third Michigan district and NJ. L. Brewer
OF the Sixth. Judge Henry G. Baker has
been nominated by the Republicans OF the
Seventeenth Illinois district.
The First Vermont Congressional district
Republicans nominated Hon. Charles e..
Joyce, Of Rutland.
A new German Democratic organ is to be
established at Cincinnati.
The Swedish paper in Minnesota is out
for Tilden.
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HOTELS.
4 MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH si h.A


tor Of Years. offer TO tile public rst~rate hotel o!
low rites to suit the times. The conduct OF inc hote
will he nnder their own Immediate supervision. aEo
nrom ut personal attention will be given 70 AL VINO
NAV favor them with their patronage. s,s,,
of il being In the Ely block which Is just peing III
ished. s,rr, ,,,->,nprn IApcE AND
WELL, VENTILATED bedrooms. Aany OF
them are SO arranged to be used az connecting Par
lors and bedrooms to suit VISITORS, ~
ing delightful breeze in summer and the genia IaSs
of the sun In winter. These rooms are wen sateoIof
invalids. 9 ,ot,, ,ocotod
on Main street, in the very best portion OF tne ctY
and in close proximity to all the following places
ing mills, banks, insurance companies, courts, Ie
osfa tie agencies pOs-oce custorl-house state cap
IDOL and all the principal botn Whoe
sale and retail. OF every class. o.,..,
The ladies' entrance and parlors are on Slan 81 a
The business office Is on Twelfth street, easy OF nc
cess and has attached thereto PASSENGER ELE
YATOR by which, at q moments notice, Hslto ,o
can he placed OH any floor in the building Inc note
Is heated wi steam throughout and has all the o
dern improvements to constitute
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. ,
and Our succestn e wr in hotel life win
visitors that nothing will be left undone to make them
cnmfortabls and we solicit the patronage Oh our
friends and the travelling public, as wen ~ Guy
boarders. -.
fnho1 BiILARD & DODSON, Proprietors.
JOHN P. BALLARD, ,.J. :. Dopi Mo,s,
| former proprietor OF FIX iate Oh fa1h ho'ei'
| change Hotel and founder
| Of Ballard House. OF
| RICHMOND. August l, 1S70. au
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"There, where with living eye and ear,
He heard POtomac's flowing.
And through his tall, ancestral trees,
Cow, snfnnn's siinS of glOMlnE,T MC.

The Religious Herald having criticised
the above lines. a Charlottesville CORE
spondent Of that paper takes up the cudgeis
for the author of them (WHITTlERl ana
claims that poetic license allows one to say
that "with living eye and car he heard 70
tomac's flowing" and "sa,o autumn's sum
Set"
The Herald is not convinced, however,
and repeats it's. criticism, which 1t bases
upon the following dictum
"When nouns are joined by copulative
conjunction, what is predicated OF one Is
predicatcd Of both or Of all.'
II this dictum may be relied upon, the
case is won for the Herald.
We do not intend to interfere in this dis
cussion further than to giveit as our opinion
that such sentences as the one quoted from
WHITTIER are perfectly correct both In prose
and verse, and to ask the professors OF Eng
llsh literature in Randolph Macon and Rich
mond College to decide the question. What
say Messrs. PRICE and CURRY:
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Mr.. Voorhees,.

"The tall sycamore OF the Wabash" as
Mr.. VOORHEES, is called In the West, is rep
resented by some OF the Republican papers
to be hating between HAYES and TILDES.
We do not believe n word OF the story.
The report is based upon the fact that he
has refused to take the stump for TILDES
and HENDRICKS until he has seen their let
ters Of acceptance. This was avery reason
able refusal. This feeling is entirely differ
ent from one Of indifference as to the success
or defeat OF the candidates, and indicates
not that Mr.. VOORHEES, intends to oppose
them, but that he cannot speak freely and
knowingly in support OF the ticket until the
issues OF the canvass shall have been sharply
and clearly defined by the nominees OF the
party.
But Mr.. VOORHEES, is represented to be
an inflatonist, rag-money lunatic, green
back advocate, and all that sort OF thing.
We had supposed that he was such until
we heard his speech in the St. Louis Con-
vention. We listened to it with painful APP
prehensions, and were relieved when he sat
down. If he be Il rag-money lunatic, he
said not one word indicative OF the fact on
that occasion. Mr.. DoRsuEIMER having said
in the most positive and unequiyocal man.
ner that he then and there made the issue
between hard money and soft money, and
having called upon the Convention to choose
victory upon hard-money platform or de-
feat upon soft-money platform, Mr.. VoR-
HE'S took the stand and spoke as fol-
lows on this point:
"The issue that is stated by the gentle
man from New York is u false issue so far
rs this platform is concerned. There is no
issue raised here as between hard money
and soft money, so called. This platform,
to which the minority agree, contains re-
peated stipulations that we are in favor at
as early period as practical Of resumption
OF specie-payment. [Cheers.] We are oil
in favor OF that. I am in favor OF resump-
ton Of specie-payment as soon as the true
and healthful interests of this country will
permit. [Cheers.] He who desires specie
resumption ut I'm earlier day than that de-
sires it for some private and not from patri-
otto motives. (Cheers.T'
Mr.. VOORHEES, went on to argue in favor
sf the adoption OF Mr.. EwING's resolution
concerning the repeal Of the resumption
act rather than the committees resolution
on the same subject. He took precisely the
positions which all the opponents OF that act
had taken, and which we had often taken
ourselves, and expressed the opinions which
we have always held Us to the effectiveness
OF that act. We see no reason why
he should change them, nor why, retain
ing them. he should not cordially support
TII.DEN and HENDRICKS. Certainly there is
no rag-money flavor about the remarks
which we have quoted above, and which
are the identical words employed by Mr..
VOORHEES, himself. II he fails to support
our ticket, we shall have to apply his own
language to him-that his failure is due to
some private grief and not to patriotic mo-
tiyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-05

Our Cumberland correspondent whose
letter we published yesterday is no poet.
That is settled. Else never would he have
charged General WILLIAM O. BUTLER with
writing such line as
son, boatman, blow that horn, &C.
g Blowv indeed? General BUTLER a1dS Il
poet, and he wrote
"Oh, boatulan, wind that horn again.
What difference single word makes, and
what light that fact sheds upon the nature
O: that sentiment which Is called into play
by the clash of rcsounding lines.
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w NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
The subscribers have opened within: the last few
days
New MOURNING GOODS,
RACK GRENADINES and VICTORIA LAWNS
COLORED LINEN SUITINGS,
LADIES' SCARFS, CORSETS,
WHITE and COLORED 2, s., and 4-BUTTON
THREAD GLOVES.
BALBRIGGAN SOCKS for gentlemen,
COLORED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS for gentlemen
UMBRELLAS, sUsPENDERS, GLOVES, &c.
Stock kept supplied from day to day.
mr. 1-eodst 7. r. PRICE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-05
DOOK-BINDING.
NEW BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING
j. r.. ELLYSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1l12 MAINSTREET,

1112 MAIN&TREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE DISPATCH OFFICE,
will send any of the following books, postpaid, to
any address on receipt Of the price:
cRnPs THE II GARa RI SEser BY g. D. Backm0n
HIpPEN PERIEs; By Mary cecil Fay. 7 e:
a 5hB5SfAfSRE sE Es 81 H aS1:aa Pc
FLESH AND SPIRIT. By the author of "odd
pREs sS 4 an Novel BY Julian Hawthorne. 75c.
HALVES. 4 Novel. by James payn: soc.
RAEsNs The snAHrA b Aslhony TFo sp
THE E'f DILEMMA. by the author of the Battle of
RSSssf THE FyE ASevf t. zs
M1pes Dodge ;,, GlSthi s d5;G, c,o, s15o
T Il KEW! WSG Gt{5; ~ cUKATE by George
MEN Me RSp aAS sl;1Si ONE HUNDRED YEARS
HA1SSN sssns L sf%S; TABLE
1s TAIk a ans ESq T Ssf bEffh BY Mrs. Em
sELFRA1sED e. ROY THE Td1inT RERTHs Slo Ry
EPoCHs OF HISTORY SERIES.
EUROPE from 167s to 1897. BY Rev. E..
THE f. AGE OF ELIZABETH. BY Mandell Creigh-
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND FIRST EN-
FIRE. BY William O'COnnor Morris. 81.
PERSIA, FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO
THE ARAB CONQUEST. BY W. s. W. Vaux,
THE GREEKs AND THE PERsIANs. BY Rev.
G.. w. Cox, NJ A. 81. " 49,
ASSYRIA, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
THE FALL OF NINEVEH. BY George Smith,
OF the British Museum. 81.
CENTENNIAL BOOKS.
VISITORS GUIDE TO THE CENTENNIAL EX-
HIBITION AND PHILADELPHIA. The only
guide-book sold on the exhibition grounds 26c.
OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. OF THE UNITED
STATES INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
containing list Of all the articles exhibited.
$3.50.
-s.t.. LAKESIDE SERIES.
New numbers of the LAKESIDE LIBRARY re-
ceived US soon as published. -."
Address all orders TO .-
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booksellers and Stationer,
jy27 1112 Main street, Richmond.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the erection
OF u BUILDING FOR THE MILLER MANUAL
LABOR SCHOOL, situated In Albenarle county,
Va, about six miles distant from the Greenwood de-
pot of Chesapeake and Ohio railroac.
The BUILDING Is to have front of about 22S
feet wthsidewings about $50 feet long to be three
stories HIGH including basement, and to have Man,
sard roof; to be supplied with water and gas, and
heated by steam or hot water.
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further Information gwen Ut
the offices of Judge John L. Cochran, IN Char9ttes-
vile, Va, and A Lybrock, architect Richmoaa, VA;
BIDS will be received ut either place Tor any
branch of the work for the whole work competsa
In the latter case the proposals must be mace oy III
ing out the furnished blank especially provided for
that purpose. r.h 5oY
All bids must be sent In on before the iotn Gay
of August 1876, at O'Clock p: n, when they VIII
be opened ut the office Of Judge John L. Cochran, IN
Charlottesville, Va. o,r,rr oortyptp
Chairman OF Building Committee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, July 10, 1876.
4 Lybrock architect, No. I'LL, State Bank
building can be consulted between the hours Of o
=. 50 ~ '' l'' : : = ~ l9-3tawtd
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Tiltle,n,s letter,

Governor TmDEs's letter Of acceptance
did not reach this city until this morning,
and satisfactory comment upon 1t in this
issue Is impossible. 1t has been anxiously
looked Cor, and will be read with eager in-
terest. It deals with all the great questions
OF the day, and will receive thoughtful at
tention from millions OF the American peo-
pie, to whom, through the committee OF the
st. Louis Convention, 1t is addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-05

Nessrs. j. RICHARD LEwELLEN s. Co. have
commenced publishing in Norfolk new
evening daily called The Public Ledger. It
is neat and stable, and has live look.
Colonel LEwELLEN is an old Stager. He
knows all about the newspaper business.
His editorials have the ring Of honest con-
yiciions. We wish hum success in his en-
terprise.
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.mIARnIAGEs.

Married, In Raleigh, n. c., the residence OF inc
r. gsi rs Hpif6am, EN-. A. sUTToN .of Kishn1nds Va
TO Miss AMANDA, daughter OF Is. X. Nv eat tler'
Esqs OF this city
Married. in New York July 28th py Ut. ~, Me-
JULIA oYARFTA DAVE. OF Ne" ior tn 4 ~ :,
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ALMsHouSE, RICHMOND. VA.,)
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
August 5, 1876.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received until ~ O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY,
August 8, 1876, for furnishing the AlmshOuse with
supplies of r.....
FRESH BEEF, BACON,
FLOUR, COFFEE,
SUGAR, VINEGAR,
SOAP, SALT.
MOLASSES, HERRINGS,
"for quarter ending Tuesday, November IA, 1876"
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor reserve
the right reject any all bids offered and Of CIV
Ing the contract for each article required to the low
est bidder therefor
Forms Of proposals can he obtained at this Office.
CHARLES 7. BIGGER,
au 5-S,M&Tu Superintendent.
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s~THE FOLLOWING 3 A R G AIN S
can now be had at
cycI Il RPOTUERS, 429 BROAD STREET,

sYCLE BROTHERS., 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets:
BLACK GRENADINES at half price;
COLORED GRENADINES to be sold regardless to
cost;
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and 1IOHAIRS
: marked down to astonisliingy low prices;
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS reduced from 20 TO
40 per cent;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS.
the largest and best assorted stock in the city NJ
prices to astonish every buyer;
cASSIMEREs and LINENS for men and boyS
wear at greatly reduced prices;
l35 PARASOLS to be closed out at great sacrl-
flee:
80 dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
$50 pieces LAWNS in nice patterns;
CAMBRICs. PERCALES, and SUMMER PRINTS
at reduced prices;
4 handsome stock Of choice HAMBukGH Ep psG,s
INGS and INSERTINGS-to be sold ut one ha't
of importers price; ......
MATTINGS and or CT Otis at and below cost.
Don't fail to call at oEcc and secure the bargains
NJ SYCLE BROTHERS..
au 9
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Knw NNYnIS.

From c. F. JOHNSTON, Main street, we
have received two of HARPER's new novels
Israel Mort, Ouerman; and as Long as She
LIVED. The former by john SAUNDERS, and
the latter by DR.. T. w. ROBINSON.
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AT last, the proper committee has agreed
TO report o bill to repeal the resumption act.
But It won't be repealed for all that. The
senate will never agree, and 1t is doubtful
whether the House yiil. . 81 ss