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New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
NEW-YORK CITY,

Residents Of Harlem are promised reduction in
the prcc Of gas after April !.
Alexander HcrsIman ago "a, Of No. 2S1 Stanton
st. commit ed sGlcide yesterday morning, by taking rars
green
Bridget Malone, age ~, quaTrcled with Alice Fitz-
GERALD evening, At No n snpst and dangerously
stabbed. Alice Fitzgerald was arrested
Some weekly statistics: Arrests by the police,
1877 deaths 679 Brths 47I marriages. li5; applications
for license from the Excise Board A3; money received for
The usual great foreign mail dispatched Saturdays
day before yesterday by tie steamers Geanc
America san Jacinto. Ads Bolivia and Liberty The two
oin,r for Europe clr,iea ninet niDs OF thc aon mt.
Charles j. pusey, President Of tie Hudson Sus-
pena0I Bridge and New gland Railway Company sailed
for London saturday IN the Gcru 10 complete
gOatiOIs r DuldDg the brde and rawIy connections
James Caldwell failed in al attempt t. comIIit
suicide 90 SATURDAY evening By jumping no The Ess' River
Dog rcn enough To ali tnen with hall pence AZ Attn
United States Deputy Marshal Bernhard on Satur-
day srresIed board the Bremen steamer Rlostock Fred
,rok eue whose eItTadon Is asked by the German Consul
on charge of having various forgercs Hsnau
Prussia
The weather Yesterday was cold, and dark, and
dreary" Atnglt the rn pcnully, driven before
stormy Wind which had been fcrtoIso sailors sa-by tho
large a?eks q Gs w,h daring ~. afternoon sought
The block Of Mexican silver Weighing 4,200
pounds which brought this city by the steamer city Of
a,ana eGogneI IN @ y the arc Of pS Rns2 w @ oI GS oT
Ia Present In "A safe deposit cOmganys vaults
The Tamlnany Hall Executive Committee on Sat
uray afternoon recognized the local Committee in the Nth
s,nbly District headed BY Henry A. Gumbloou Arnnge.
aoing next meeting OF the state
Committee al the Delayan House, Albany
A general order WAS sent out Saturday from
Police Headquarters directing 0 married members Of ihe po
be transferred to uptown precincts to
SEND In applications Tie object IL 10 keep IN the
lower single and allow tue Married men the
Leneht of the cheaper rents up town.
No trace of Moses Jesurun the defaulting Custom
house broker has yet discovered Inquiries reveal the
fact that lie has def ded number Of other merchants be
aides already mentioned From borrowed $3.50,
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the statements OF large dealers, among them Aekef
Merrau a COndit Mr.. Merrall said that with many
dealers IL was more matter Of keeping up their bus
meas and keepng the channels of their trade open, than
Of making money and that margins Of profit we're very
small He thought the consumption OF wines had iallen
OF AZ least twenty per cent year. and there was
Also marked decline in the sale of certain uxures IN the
grocery line The hotels Of the West and NorthWest a
peared 10 be doing good average business and were very
prompt in payment The hotels IN Florida and Few sec
lions In the South were also hourshng the patronage
OF Northern tourists The tobacco growers In COnnec
cut had not made any money during the past year. anu
might have suffered heavy loss. -,
" j. Sloane importers OF carpets, report O back
ward season and looking for any sudden improve
ment I'm the carpet business The sales. however nu
cate that there plenty of money in the country All
needfu purchases made with caution; neVeTtheMess M
the demand for highprced carpets IL fair III tnls
branch OF business, in others mentioned tue nIu
times have had a stimulating effect on home lnanulac
lures and class Of Administers s now made at onkeIs
and one or two other places fully equal 10 iorelgh IN
portatons and Of superior attraction In coors ana ue
sign to the American customer.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
ERIE RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

Messrs. Miller and Fleming the Erie Bond
holders Committee, expect TO finish their negotiations
with the stockholders and directors and leave this city
on March 81. The negotiations have not been con
cuded owing TO the desire to arrange the details OF the
contract for the laying OF the third rail- and thus mar
rowing the gauge to the standard The Lackawenna
Iron and Coal Company and the Cambria Iron Company
have agreed furnish third steel rail for the Erie Rail
way from waverley to Jersey City. This will com
pete narrowing Of the gauge over the entire road
from Buffalo and Suspension Bridge to Jersey City, the
ehQ Val ey Railroad Comaany having already agreed
furnsh the third steel rail from WaYerley west 10
Buffalo. The Delaware and Hudson and the Delaware,
Iacga and Western companies are 10 appropriate,
agreement with the Erie, one twenyfourth part OF
their ranspOI aton earnings each month Tor two years,
10 nav for the OF the third rail from Wayerey east to
Jersey City. The Delaware, Lackawanna and western
are now narrowing their gauge 10 the standard and the
Delaware and Hudson Company have just completed the
narrowing of their gauge.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
SHIPS CREW DEPLETED BY sMALkPox.

BALTIMORE, March 12.-The Russian bark En-
simainen, Capt Autman, which arrived at Quarantine
yesterday, brought the crew OF the British schooner
Alice Abbott which she reports as having been aban-
d1ned at Three OF her stricken with small
pox The Alice Abbott sailed from Black River Jamaica
ABOUT the beginning OF last November, loaded with
cargo Of logwood and bound for Queenstown or Fal-
mouth for orders. When two days ont the master OF
the vessel Nell Mcleod taken i'll with the smallpox
aud died on Feb II. few days after the captain fell
sick the mate and the steward caught the disease and
some days later two OF the crew became similarly
affected. The steward died on Feb. 27 Only three OF
tine crew remained WELL and this number INSULT
cent handle the schooner she suffered severely In en-
suins storms On March D. when IN latitude 80 IA, lou
gitudc 73 49, the Ensimanen fell in with her, finding
her with her masts gone and leaking badly and she had
TO be abandoned The surviving crew, six in number,
three them sick taken the bark, which arrived
this port yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THE STRANDED CITY OF GALVESTON.


The statements of the passengers of the
strandng of the steamer City of Galveston the reefs Of
Mayaguana Island of the bahamas, have just been
received A. NJ Fleetwood, OF the passengers, gives
the following history Of the disaster and the suegs of
the passengers:
The City Of Galveston left Cape Uay on Feb 2, with
MI Fleetwood, tho only passenger ald crew OF 27 In
cludng Cant. Cook, On board At PUrtauirpce tney
took board Mrs Lazare, her son. and daughteT. Mr.
IazaIe the layun Consul Mt this port, residing az No.
Z0l Fifthaye.r On the ming OF Feb, D. at about
o'clock they suddenly startled from their sleep bya
violent shock which nearly threw them out Of their bert,
and which rapidly followed by several other
punges and shocks, which terrified every board
After some little time aud owing the calm weather
prevailing the excitement alayed The vessel
wes hard and fast on reel with low and saudyOok-
ing island distance dmly perceptibe by the early
lght u soon became apparent that the only
10 take To the boats aft,T every effort had been made
back the steamer off. The aud passengers
cOrngly landed with fair share OF beef, biscu l. aud
Other provisions. When land gained the captain
found that had mistaken his by fully twenty
miles and had riu into +" Abraham's Bosom" place
only inhabited by dozen Of the lowest Kind OF negroes
IL is tar removed from almost all places Of cOmmunica-
ton, aud II about $50 miles from Nassau.
The few residents lived in one hut, being all Of one
family AMI into tis mte able den the passengers
compelled to 10 in the open mir. To add 10
their misfOrtunes runed heavily and ncessanty for
two days after they landed TAe nat, course, could
Odate them all and tho most prlm tive nel-
had To be rosOrei TO 10 sustain life and weather
the storm, as they were only uogy supphed WIN tents
and clothing
After SIX dAya OF watching, they at length saw Q
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THE HURRICANE IN THE VEST.

LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN WISCONSIN,
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 12.-The latest in
tegence from Hszegreen. Wis., reports that the storm
stuck the village between and o'clock Friday after
noon on the west sde sweeping through the entire viii
lage leveng to the ground about % buildings and Kill
ing about eight persons aud seriously wounded IL OF
more others The following the names Of those
known to have been killed: Joshua Richards Mrs John
Looney, Mrs. Thomas Richards, Mrs Thomas Edwards
Miss Thompson daughter Of Edward Thompson, who,
together with hs SON supposed to have pershed
also or Joseph Jackson. The carnage ls reporter
as terrible. The hurricane succeeded by deuSc OF
rain and hail The village or HaZegreen has porua-
tiOn OF about 200 Is situated II miles directly east oil
Dubuque Is almost wholly mining village ana Is In
the very heart Of the best Wisconsin lead region
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
ALABAMA AND THE CENTENNIAL.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 12.-The Alabama
Legislature, with two-tmrds Democratic majority in
both branches. before aourning sine de unanimously
adopted resolutions concerning the Centennial They
affirm that therc can be appr pirate CONNER
such event " than for every adminstra-
of government whether Federal state, tO uphold
the honor promote the prosperity, ana advance the
glory common country, and that I'VE hereby
tend greetings of frltrnal goodwill all the people Of
every state and Territory OF tho American Union"
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
TILE STORM IN MISSOURI.

Quincy, H., March 12.-The Wing has the
following report Of the effects Of the storm in Missouri
Friday night: "I1e hurricane came from the south
west and struck Elzabethtown, the Missouri Kansas
aud Texas Railroad, about o'clock Seventeen houses
werc prosrated five persons killed. and several injured,
some OF them fatally. At lTassOn on the same road,
three dwellings and the railroad depot were blown down.
bal Mo- were blown down, but no injured. The
damage to timber and fences IL very great, and 1t Is
thought that further reports will show mnch greater
loss OF life in neighbOrhOOds not heard frOm.'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THE BAKMORE WILL

In the BaImore will case an order was ell
by Surrogate Van schaick Saturday, the
ton Of Alfred f. Nudge proctor for Moses b. Maclay pro
pOnent Of the WILL the motion Of s. p. Nash and
Ira Shaer the evidence taken in the contest Of tho
will and atidavits which have been may he made
directing the counsel Of the contestant Emma Eldridge
show March 30 why the decree eCting the
probate OF the viii should not be vacated the ground
that IL obtained by fraud PERJURY and subornaiion
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
GEORGE D. LORD NOT READY FOR TRIAL.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 1.-THE case of
George d. Lord has been adjourned TO the April Oyer
and Teminer Court which opens April 3. The
for trial Yesterday for Monday March 90 but Mr.
Lords counsel A. p Lorng could get ready by that
time, so the put over.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
MIR. BEECHER SHIELDLNG OTHERS.
Ills INNOCENCE OF ADULTERY CONCEDED BY ONE OF

Ills INNOCENCE OF ADULTERY CONCEDED BY ONE OF
HIS STRONGEST OPPONENTS.
From The BOstOn COngreGHtOnditSf, NdTch 2.
We do most fully, cordially, and entirely be-
ieve Mr. Beecher 70 be innocent oi the crime for which
he was tried in the civil court. But the only way In
which look upon the mass OF what are conceded
IN Mr. Beechers letters and statements,
and what may may not be facts the future de-
ternel In the statements OF Others, aud reconcile
with his innocence 0f the great oense il suppose
that the has been, In the desire to shield others sup
pressiO Uer which has brought forth such harvest Of
evil fruit as the seed Of untruth alwaysmust do.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
GOLD MINES TO ASSIST SPECIE PAYMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-Tberc was n re
port the street to-day which partially confirmed
by j. c. Flood that arrangements had been completed
for the Government to have the product OF the Virginia
and California mines Tor year. To he applied to the
sumption of specie payments. Mr. Flood says the sale
undtrsoOd to have been cOnsummatcd, but all the de-
tails are not yet settled.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
RUMoREp BANKRUPTCY OF DANIEL DREW.

1t was rumored last evening that a petition
in bankruptcy had been filed on Saturday by Daniel
Drew and that his liabilities put down az half
q million dollars. The transfer for nomina
amount OF Daniel Drcws property at the
southwest corner OF UnOnplace and East Sew
neenths 81 feet inches by 100 feet and OF the prop
erty on the side Of East seventeenthst $50 feet
west Of Unionplace Is feet by 92 to william H. Drew
was recorded on Saturday The property trans
ferred the day by William H. Drew and wife to
ROXana Drew.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

IVth 1rcnuo Hoiei-Congressman Chester W. Cha
min Gen Clinton B Fisk Of ST. Louis
NichStas Gen v liam Malone and ths Hon Ih2s
Hrt Army m LOtcl BTUasCcWillam o.. Fargo oi hui.
GrlH CeHrdt H0,i-Juan Norpy Spanish Consol At
lIt tttatgi
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

KNoX's SPRING STYLE of Gentlemen's Ha
ready for inspection and sale at No 2l2 Broadway
NTH Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 81
Broadway never broken through No family can ahor
10 he witLOutik
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Calcined Magnesia is valuable in a long list
diseases but being immscibe with In almost value
less MILK OF MAGNEslA s not open 10 that objection
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

Dr.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
The best DentnilCe for travellers.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

The fashion of Spring hats for gentlemen ar
ready inspection and sale at FrESsCHEDs, lls Nassau
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a permanent tonic.
Alcoholic stmulants afoid only temporary relief.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
NOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
ga. o.. IS Noon, 80 8. m. 40'. Miin'zl', 81
nIEh-.t during the uar 40 Lowest. 33'
Average, 562'. Sam5 .ay. ls15 43
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OP REPORT THE WEEK ENDING l pm.
II
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Announcements.

HAS your child been bumed9 Apply DAL-
LEYs AGCAL PAIN ExuACToR, and give IL instant relief
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DENTS !, GLOVES
KnOx's, 5th Ave. Hotel.
OVARIAN 'TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR. RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

I HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN THE ovARIEs
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN ARBOR, Dec q, 1878.
Dr. RADwAY: That others may be benefited, make this
staement:
Ihave had Ovarian the oyares and bowels for
years tried the best physicians OF this place and others
without benefit t was growing at such rapdy that
could not have Lived much longer friend oi mine induced
try Railways Remedies had not much faith In them
but finally after much deliberahon, tried them a..
purchased six bottles OF the ResOven two boxes OF the
Pills and two bottles Of the Relief used those without any
apparent benefit determined To peTseVeIe. used twelve
bottles OF the ResOyen two OF the Relief and two b0Ies
Pills Before they gone had lost twenty ye pounds
continued 10 the medicine until sure that was
entirely cured took the medicine about Ave months and
during that lost fOrtyy pounds In all took three
bottles OF the ResOlyen six bottles Relief and six boIes
OF the Pills.
feel perfectly we and my heart II full Of gratitude 70
this help in my deep acon To you Sir and your
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and my prayerb
be much Of blessing TO others as has been 70
me. (SIgned) Mrs. Il. I. BlBBNs
Mira Bbbns the above certificate the
for whom requested you medicine in June 1873 The
medicines above stated bought Of With the exception
sent TO her by may say that her saeen
ia correct without qualification (SiKned) L. :. LERCH
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AToor Mich
This may certify that Mrs Bbbns. who makes the above
certificate and has been for many year, well known % IA
aud therein stated undoubtedly and undenaby
correct Any who knows Mrs Bibbins will believe hsf
statement (Signed) BENZ ID. COCKER MARY b. POND.
MARY COCKER, E. B. POM.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

The Crispns Of this city have subscribed 500
week to aid the crispins strike in New.York.
The Temperance Brotherhood has employed nine
special agents discover and report saoonkeepe violating
the SUNDAY ordinance
Francis ScTubb wife, and six children, living at
No Berlin subslst almost entirely dog meat from
choice and not of poverty Complaint made TO
the Health Oncer but he knows Of no law TO interfere
Notice has been given that application will be
made Legislature for the passage Of bill reducing the
tolls roads Jersey city and to authorize com
mission roads TO be paid for by Essex and
Hudson Counties, iOr public hghways.
Miss 5recker of No, l Is Wanut-st, while busting
amanel Saturday upset kerosene lamp stove. The
oil gnted aud In moment the young girl was enycloped In
flames lady present eItinguished the flames with
piece Of carpet not however until Miss Brecker was ser
ousy burned.
At a meeting of the Board Of Trade on Friday
night q resolution adopted that the Common Council
should take action the passage Of bill by tho
Legislature whereby property in arrears for assess
neuts may redeemed by the payment Of the same In Install
men that bonds for the payment of arrears Of taxes and
with hs accumulated Interests and costs bo ~
sued, the bonds ~ run Tor ten ycars
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
NEw-JERsEY.

ORINGF.-The Republicans have mado the follow
ing nominations First ward-Counchnan Abraham Mande
vile; Chosen Free der Robert f. Birsa School Commits
sonor VIII rierson IT,. Third ward-Counclman. A. NJ
Matthews School Commissioner =. r. Jayne. Chosen Free
holder james Bell In the Second Ward citizens ticket
nominated follows: Councilman William Cleveland school
Gl; fre' holder, Nluiam L..
Howell he election viii TAX, pace tomorrow.
EAsr ORASGRThe anBial meeting of citizens held
The chairman O the riuance Committee stated
resources al sy075 6S and the liabilities bonds dam
opening streets, ,Nc) AZ gi7O Sj. The following
appropriations Hcrc srerd pm; Ronds 1000 poor flj
c.rd b,twech 3 aud lS years OF The
FOL owing township officers nominated Town Com
Elnah DOremus; Assessor r. NJ Cow
arey Auditor lIsstead Chosen FIeeHodtrs James
Pc,6 has y. BOrmus surveyors OF Highways William
a. Uc Janrs COyhp; Commissioners oi Appras Alfred
te Isa,r atepn Grin and H. A. frame; An independent
viii 20 TnompsOn g. Mum for Assessor, and IN
iayor II y 900 fr the r0a'
HoBoKES.-Fdwari Carroll, English pnglist, g.
did ST Hospital Friday night OF congestion OF
tre tram, suinhdgeed ~ excesslNo dIln inquest
opposed received at the hands OF
SMITH w6I had qusfleled with her concluded sat
Much testimony was aken snd the Jury agreed that
Mccarthy 10 her deith from inflammation OF the
bin Iroduor by blow AZ the hands Of the prisoner John
smith, wheirapOn ne committed for trial.
BiooMnTiD-The Republicans bed their annual primary
following
Judge Of LeotioI- Joan Han chosen FTerbolders, r. W.
IangarOtn Wi an Cadmus. surveyors Of highways " H.
DodO, ~ Dod1 COmInssioners of Apreas O. heyler
DOdd H. DUid Of the Poor Al Walker; Town
Committee, A. A. Morris, W. H. Williamson, J. A. Davis j. q.
K,yer John Sherman j. Banks eior Justice II the Peace,
Charles ~. ..J4es II. Way has mads an assignment
10 A NJ. Wy
BELLEyluK-The Legislature having repealed the city
lave Iren iLd by tne citizens t. visit Trenton and urge
lne Vsssags Law uBaer which bcleyiie may secure Tie
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THIRMoMETfR.
BAROMETER.

ARPoRT FOR THE WEEK ENDING A
MARCH IL, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

government needed Nineteen more Cinnamon arrived OF
Thursday from Francisco 10 work In CaseDots laundry
EIzABErHIr the Circuit Court Saturday Constable
william j. Tonney IT, was guilty Of having kept the
money received frorn four executions
The Osceola times., 1876-02-12
STATE NEWS.

-Dcs Arc has three Mormon
preachers. So says tho Newport
News.
-Convict labor is repairing The
Little Rock Pino Bluff aud Ncw
Orleans railroad, near Chieot.
-S,x haadred and ninety thou
saad dollars in old state scrip will
aoon bc burnod by State Treasurer
ChurchllI.
--Mg, Alien Carter, farmer
irving nesr Danviiie, yas taken
a;s9ay aS;SsSgaay saS B. s'sx sx, 4 h.ISn SssnJ. esA i
Charlotte, N. c., charged with
murder in 1866.
Fort Smith Is a good place for
young men TO marry. A girl
thors docsn'l i,csita;c 10 ASSURE her
dover that she can get along with
but ono pair Of stockings u year.
Much feeling is expressed in
lhs Indian Territory against the
appointment OF Ross ss ngcnt for
the civilized Iudians.
"A pcremptory manslamus has
been AWARDED by tho Supreme
Court, rcqaiv;ng Hon. i. i. Mack,
judge of tho second Judicial cir
ruit, to hold the circaii c0jsH for
Clay county at this placs.-l,ccbc
Magnet.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-12
Crooked being Made Straight,

Tho BabcRck trial for completely
in the whisky business, is creating
an immense interest in st. Louis.
Judge Treat, who will hear tho
case, has ordered more seats to be
placed in tho court room, in order
10 accommodate tho crowd who are
expected to become spectators Of
this interesting trial. Mr.. Il. A.
storrs, of Chicago, is 10 occupy
tho leading counsel for The defense,
with Judge Porter, Of New York.
and Judge Krum, of St. Louis, as
associates.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-12

WITHOUT pretending to unravel
the mystery Of the thing, we deem
it fair TO record that both Senator's
Clayton and Dorsey seem to be
working at Washington in tho in.
tsrest Of the. people OF Arka nsas
Tho latter gentleman has been of
late conspicuously active in that
line. uc has, among others, sub
mittcd resolutions looking TO the
Improvement OF navigation on Ar
kansas and White rivers. Ho has
alse presented one or two momori-
ais Of the legislature of Arkansas
in regard to river improvements o
joint resolution OF the samo asking
tho donation OF tho public lands Tor
educational purposes; and has in
troduccd now bill for tho sale and
disposal of tho Hot Springs reser-
yation. which, it is said, will receive
the support Of our entire congress
sional delegation. Among the mo.
MORALS presented by Senator Clay
ton, the most important is one OF
our state Legislature, asking con-
gress TO pass an act rcfunding the
cotton tax Newport News.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-12

ris Miller, William Munford, HI
ram Snyder, Alfred 81. MGuff,
John Il. Phillips, each two years
in the Southern Indiana pepitcn-
liary and a fine OF 81 900; James
X. Hill, three years in the penn
Tertiary, and Gnc Of $1,000
Thomas Robb, ono year in Gibson
county Jail, and a fino Of $1,000 ;
Henry Jacques, Christopher Con-
concur, John +. Crisp, Dennis
Reilly, each six months in Gibson
county Jail, and fine OF $500 (;
George Hagan, six months in Van
county Jail, and fine OF
$500. Passing sentence upon j.
W. Bingham has been postponed
Tor a few weeks longer,
The Osceola times., 1876-02-12
NOTICE.

by reference 10 the above card, II viii be eecn
that have purchased III" interest Of Mr.. u y.
Jones in the hate firm of Driver ~ Jones, and will
henccforwarl carry on the business at the Old
stand. In my own name. Thanking my old
friends for their past patronage, | solicit n con
tnuancc 0s the same, assuring them that they
will always tnd on any shelves the very latest and
hest of everything In The market, or usually kept
In stores in this country, which will he sold al
prices to suit the times. Owing 10 the stiiBgcncy
oi the money market, earnestly impress on my
friends the necessity Of pay ing up old ssores aud
the new year aircsh.
JonS II. Driver,