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The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
TIM DJSYRIcr CONVENTION.

TIL DISTRICT CONPENIiON. i
The District Convention was held in lia-
leigh cp Tuesday, to select . candidate for
Congress. and also two electors for this
District. The Convention was large ana
harmonious one. So harmonious indeed
that the reorganization Of Mr. Davis was
made b. aselamatiop. Wegirc an abstract
sf the proceedings elsewhere. s,s
The re-nominati6n Of Dir. Davis is q
worthy tribute to worthy man. IIo won
the confidence Of the people before he was
elected to Congress. lie has sustained it
since lie has been there. BY fdelity and
ability. lie now comes before the people
for second eudOrsation, which he viii no
doubt receive.
Nevertheless. il is wise that It be under
stood that the contest will be somewhat
different from that Of last year. Mr.. Da.
Wis will have ain opponent Of more active
character than Mr. Headen, far more
adroit man, better trained politician, a
more earnest speaker. and Que who inspire,
the synpa.hies q his hearers. and who can
even impress his opponents. Ike Young is
no mean opponent. and neither Mr. Davis
nor the psrty can claim victory By the
nero fact Il 4 nomination: |, mus. be
worked for and il must Be fought for as il
ths battle sss 10 BE fought the frst time
as'it realIy the case between the present
contestants.
Bat W. Davis has advantages be did not
possess before. lie is known nov whore be
was before a stranger. and heis without tha,
insidious opposition. and that upfaithful
partizanship which embarrassed his fst
campaign. Tie contest vii only Be the
mare active and VIGOROUS. We arc sure
ihe results will be equally eertsir.
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Wa.hina,nn lIn.n1n p.r,..f... ..n..

Washington, Juue IL. Bris.ow forms III
resigned to-day " take elect the 10th inst.
The President to-day sent message %
Congress calling attention 10 the embarrass.
cd condition Of AL bmuches u the govern.
neus ifthere should be a failure to pass the
Necessary appropriation bills before I'll.
iFss u Jaly, or otherwise provide for the
emergency. iis reeomHends 81 exsshsion
Of the provisions of 81 appropriation bills
covering the present year 10 the next sscal
year. IL all cases whsrc there Is a failure
10 provide FOR the expenditures u the goy-
erpISut BY tie srst Of july. s't y iH
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
TuE PARTY PLATe0IsN.
ADOPTED ny THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
coNyETioN,

"a
Whereas. The Republican party Of the
United States. FOR the sixteen years.
has had tho complete contrclUftho Govern
mont ip al its Departments. and by In
disregard of Constitutional limitation by
its unequal and oppressive taxation; BY its
.cxtravsgailt and wastcful expenditures BY
its unvise aud uiisciievous financial policy
by its unexamplea official corruption per-
sading all branches ofi,s administration
has breeeht disggaeeIupon our Government
and unparalleled distress upon our pooplo
Therefore
Resoired. |. That in this Centennia.
year ofour existence, wo invito all patriots
10 ignore AL dead i.sucs. to disregard the
prejuaiccs engendarcd by past events, and
to unite viihihsin tho efpsttbs irSestora.a
constitntidnal. honest. ero,i6niical And pure
administration II the fcyeraiiicht, and thus
promote the general welfare aud happiness
Of the country tR .
Resdarsd. ?. That wo earnestly and cor
dills recommend tie adoption. by the
people. Uf tho amendments 10 tho Ccusti.u-
,ion proposed by the Convention of 1875,
and thus largely reduce the expenditures Of
onr State ss,l eouuly rovornnlcnt, ani sim.
piify their adninistraiioii. Sd that We may
hs enabled to establish thorough and en-
lsEged system Of public schools for tho
beiicflt ofallsthe eitizons Of tho State.
RsMdref 8. Fhat Notwithstanding our
repeated disappointmon,s and imposerish,
ed condition. We still cherish the North
tArolina PROJECT So long labored for by
Alorehoad. Saunders. Fisher. VIM. Thomas
and others. Of uniting the harAors Of Boau-
fort anai Wilmington With the great west.
and fof the cuniplelicn Of the Western
North Carolina Railroad II pa,hs Rock and
Nlmek,owr and ofour ether unfinished rail-
roA.ls. We plelge the eoisinuel use OF
the convict labor ofthe STATE. aud Of sucl
ntLsr jisiieial le;islaise all Us w:ll secure
the sonpleiinn of the.s great State works
It thu earliest practicable period. T.
ResoioeJl 4. That the peaplc Of NORTH
Caroline now kaso Il 10 their power ty an
earnest. doierminate aud emitted effort, to
rslieve our people ftbhi the evils Of rrpub-
liaan rnisrule. txtragagnnce aud corruption,
and restore the prosperity Of our State.
Rssylre,i 8. That We denouuro oiEcial
earruption .wheroser foand. and VIC hold
honesty 70 Re the 6rs. and highest qualiiica-
tion for Oi6cc. i
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

Wilmington. N. G; june ii7.-Pire At
Lunberion last night destroyed II build.
ings Loss $4,000. Insurance $1,000.
Supposed to be the work Of an ipcsudiary.
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Tic Radical Senate have. decided No. %
fay pinchbsck, ths coIorel claimaat from
Louisiana for . scat 10 the Senate. Color
ed men mny vote, aud then stop is Tho ra-
dioal poles.
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Tho .,eciie Giant wabis v rsn sgains.
Gen Scales for SoBgess. Dofl stcss.
Just sLias II Billy
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REPUBLlC1N NOMINATIONS.

HEIUbLfCdN AUMINIIIOAN.
The Republieee Convention which met
at Cincinnati % She 18th sat in in
harmonious session until Friday, when on the
9TH Ballot. Rutherford d. iiaJes. at pres
ent Governor Of Ohio. was chosen. he Lay-
ing received sSl votes, $40 being necessa-
ry to choice.
We are not surprised At the selection
having before expressed the opinion that Il
was probable one YET as tho time for
the meeting Of tho Convention approached,
the probabilities seemed to weaken nndef
the indecent assaults made BY litaine to So
cure his nomination., the Shameless efforts
made BY the President 10 force rouklin up.
on the Cdnyention, the extramgant bids
made b. Conklih binself 10 Uuy the Con-
ycntion; the new fufor raised il. favor ol
Bristos and ,alhoyaialh ,hs persoual iosig.
nhcancc OF Hayes hlalself. Hayes owes
his elelati d to scverall allcausoss 10 the ire
concileable differences between The other
rival candidates which hothing could coal-
pose to the acciloat, that lie defeated Al
len IN the last gubernAtorial sonlsst TO the
fact that ~ a candidate he presents 20 sa-
lient points Of vAjacsion. aud one who may
Ebe moulded into the. shape ,osuit his mani,
pnlators; and poasibly--for that does Do:
matter much with tho Republican party
that lie has . fair personal record .a
Wheeler u New York MAS nominated FOR
tie Vice Presidency. The ticket Is d fsir
one, and shouhl il unfor,aaately te e!ost,
cd. there IS some hope At least for tie res.
toratiOn Of decenSy in tie administrator ii
government, and u PEACE iaall jus,ies in iia
relations with the SonlA. lIumaSity has
cause TO rsioico3iha blaine and Morton.
!, the bitter hatcrs efsthe South. whose San
d,dacy would have neon seather dsclara-
tioh cf war against tho South. were buIh
disappointed. go
I NH
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sa8
The Richmond Wing says, ths TYl5ans
is raPidlytdritting pGck 10 It's former posi-
tion as onsof The leading organs II tho
Radical party. II i true. 10 give sOme
color to is profession of Independence, il
occasionally has sword Of cnmincndatiOn
for Tilden as the most ssailabls cftho
Democratic aspiranss for the 81. Louis
nomination upon the score Of his pro
ininencc as q refonner. The 7ri5aae,s
appreciation Of reform. however. Is not
significant Of ans yeFy. deep convictions n
pon the subject since Blaine continues to
be its pet candidate for Presidency. In
fine. the editorial columns Of the 2ri5ms
contains mixed nclfy u Inconsistencies |;
il one sentence il deplores tie needless lis.
turbance occasiOpcd BY BIaine's al.emp,
last winter to revive all the sectional an.
inosities Ofths past BY rattling the bleach
cd bones Of Andersnnyillc in the face j.:
the North. and. In the next. its real ani.nus
= disclosed in its iIl-suppressei admiration
for the iastardly inceuaisry who you'd
again. for selh-h purposes rsEindIs the
fame of Nortnerh hairel and malice to-
wards their bre;heren Of the South. Pos
silly The public sentiment Of Tie North,
which i daily becoming more decided in
favor Of practical reform. as illustrated by
Gov. Tilden in the administration Of the
affairs Of bic State. may compel the 7ri-
Jsiae to sultain the nomination or Tildeu.
and 70 60 with the current tha vii sseop
over ihs country should be 30 the nominee.
and restore the Democracy pafln,nGutly to
power. Otherwise, it viii be soou. tho
Trdams will be amongst the most earnest
advocates Of the Rspubliean ticket whether
headed BY Blaine, liristow, Morton Conk-
ling. Washburnc. o. any other Repnbli-
can. save Grsut.
Il p n
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The Judiciary COmmi,tcc have decided
70 sccrrt ,hc affidavit Il Josiah CaldwcII rs
evidence u tie Blaine iOyes,igaiion. s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
LIVE AND LET LIVE!

HAfIItH WUIthTIIAN PLAT.
rr,HE fAlowihg afr Tie CAslf prices is,f work
u d0Hu "a our shupfY ~ tN isA stitis
Water Proof IIvyls, nsp sg50.
Plai talf %. f,ll aii.J .Jaiif 800
Watef Proof FoOiltg~, i..... f.uO
Plain Calf 10. go
tiaitcfs (liigb.t e Ail go tssis b,50.
Naiters Ilow,l aaAd hasa a6i 80 BIO.
Calf sliOes, ~ h s.ii.s44, 80 and'b 90.
Is,ditr SilSpg. 325,
Ti.es. prmts afe lle sAnre IA irEwc tie NM.
fof ntinIller sne wnfks We ulatmlts ~ work
- ~ II The very c.t upallis. oar name ana flsa
clIaraefff of bnr tirositii0lit are too well known
~ r6Huife lafller dselisslpn nusI viii ~ them.
slyes invite eynf.iopcg. . -
Jaas ii. ItoBERf FkrCETr
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Beiknap' cgpnsai have notified Tho im-
psaci,uiea, n,aBageta that they would sum.
mon lg7 witoesas. Ii VI RH -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

The General Grant Is The lalest rarie.
y q cucumber. The phrase. ~ COL as i
cuemnLer.' thus receives new aud merit.
cd significance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

The war las been oyer twelve ycars,
'andif the Northern people bate the south.
efn people elHcause they were 20 hard 70
lipk .we can't help Il, but W. fcel iIsat d..
cassing Il 'mn ansyer 10 gcod purpo.e
npY
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

NJ. Blaine hss 70 far recovered as 20 be
ablc % he cut n ) eartises. .a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

Washington. Junc ~ -fm. he Senate
io.da3 slo counsel IN lsclkDap moved iI,at
tlio trial be postponea until ibc middle Of
NeycnIber next. Tile maDsgers on Tue
part d The flvuse % Representatives ak
leave % consult with tl,6 Ilonsc on tbe
question Of postponemeri. ani tho Senate
sitting ~ q court. adj5hrned until Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

Tie Gnt thing. sys,he Troy ptess. ilat
~ Democratic National cuntsnti9a ought
q %. afcr organizing. 81 g. abolish JLe two
,i,iras rule. Il i not drpOeraiic In ,any
sepsc. AID has moro tsan osea lei 10 de-
fssi. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

II yiow 81 aIr. Dana's continued stacks
On Riains o. lste. i i sny wonder That no
latter gentleman was rrostrated with sun
siroke? ea
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

Tic New York Herald says: The Re-
Publiesa party should die. Its wo.k Is
dous. The scui lias ggae oat Or It. a
generation u power has desdenod il once
noble aspirasioas. Its party Without
sims, without principles. without even d
decent consideration Tor iis trac ssate.ihen.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
New Years Calls.

We append a partial list OF those
ladies who will receive their friends
to-day. We are sorry that the list Is
no larger, but we p'esume the bad
weather prevents many from receiving
The following are II list OF ladies who
will receive to-day
Miss Emma Lockwood, Miss Matte
Scruggs and Miss Mittle Simpson will
receive at the residence of Major j. D.
Scruggs, corner OF Wood and Akard
streets.
Mrs. s. J. Adams, corner of Wood
and Young streets.
Mrs J. f. Caldwell, corner Oakland
and Jefferson streets.
Mrs. g. b. Stephenson, 1923 Ross
Avenue, assisted by Miss Bates Brown.
Mrs. Charles Parker, Ross Avenue.
Miss Anna Donaho, San Jacinto
street.
Miss Il. II. Gruber and daughter,
San Jaclnto Hotel.
Mrs. G. A Cutler, assisted by Mrs. Il.
G. Ellis, Main street, nearly opposite
the Lamar Hotel.
Miss Jennie Forbes, Bryan street.
Mrs. II. V. Tompkins, assisted by
Miss ANNA Basye and the Misses
Barry.
The Misses. Hawkins, Of East Dial.
las will be happy to see their friends
to-day.
The "Great Expectation Club. will
meet In the evening at the residence
of w. A. Rogers, Esq, and will re-
ceive the gentlemen members of the
Club.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01

der under Generals Price aud Ralnos,
with whom, aud In fact with all Of
his comrades, he was general favor
Ito, having slept In tho same tent with
Major Barkley and shared his ratlOna
for nearly two years, As soldier he
was universally known among his ac-
qualntancos as M honest, true and
brave man, and as friend, one In
whom all confidence could be reposed.
He leaves u wife and one child to
mourn the loss Of an allectlonate hus-
band and an indulgent father.
The deceased was a prominent men,
Der OF the Masonic order and was also
a member OF the fire department. His
remains Will be conveyed to-day, In
charge Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Hill,
to WaxahachIe where they will be In
tered.
TO his bereaved wife and family we
extend our deepest sympathy and con-
ISOLATION for the sad afiiiction with
which they have been visited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01


prayer by holding Il Union Meeting
at the Lamar street NJ, u, Chnrch,
commencing Monday evening, Janu'
ry I'd.
The article which we published
last Wednesday on the city and coun'
" of Dallas, " republlshed In to'dhy's
WEEKLY HERALD. Persons Wishing
TO send copies TO their friends In tho
old States can procure them at TINS
Office. Price ten cents.
The following Is II list Of undellV'
cred kilograms in the Weslern Union
Telegraph office, December 3l'
Alex. Mcpherson, w. II. Colt j. T.
Rowland, l., II, Shryock, A. J' Fort,
Frank Fltzhugh, Sam, H. Brown, D.
b. Delornette, +. Solorl, j, w. Madi-
son, John Is. Turner and l.. Pratt.
--MIers IL Caldwell have received n
large invoice of imported Irish and
Scotch WHISTLES and Santa Cruz
rum. The latter IL espe-
clally desirable In the manufacture OF
eggnog as 1t imparts delightful flavor,
especially when 1t Is as fine an article
ms Is kept by the above firm. GIVE
them call this morning.
The postponement Of the grand
masquerade ball last night caused
much disappointment, especially
among those who had made prepara-
tlons to attend and will be unable to do
30 on Monday night, as many OF them
will be compelled to leave for Calves
ton on that night to attend the State
Convention.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain,
at ~ o'clock last night the editors and
employees of THE HERALD lit bon
fire In front of the Courthouse, and
getting their anvils in position, fired
thirteen guns in honor of the new
year, the centennial year, the one hun
dredth anniversary of American indie
pendence.
Mass Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Fields Thea
ire, Sunday, Mt half-past two O'clock
p. m. Programme: Organ, volunta
ry, Rev., waltz; Singing-"Wher
He Leads" Reading Scripture ant
prayer Rev. Daniels; Singing-"Holc
the Fort;n Address, to Ministers, Rev
Mr.. Neeley; Singing-"Come to the
Savior; Address, to Ministers, Captain
Eblin; Singing-"Ilam so Glad" cal
for Scripture texts from audienee--le
all be prepared to respond; Singing
awaiting and Watching" three five
minute responses to call; "Prais'
God from Whom All Blessings Flow
Benediction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
The Prisoners New Year.

Major Barley was surprised and
gratitied yesterday afternoon at the
receipt of II document signed by Ber-
nard Ioch, John Walton and Mich
ael Klinck, three prisoners ut present
confined in the county Jail. 1t con-
sists Of six verses of fair rhyme, and
the first letter and word Of each verse
is beautifully decorated with flowers
and vines, all done by pen. The
verses are preceded by the following:
"Major James Il. Barkley : Sir-1n ac-
acknowledgements of your very impor-
tant duties, and the favors bestowed
on us, you will please accept our con-
CALCULATIONS, following below, for n
New Years gift. Although the poetry
is only ordinary, yet the sentiment ex-
pressed Is what makes the gift valua-
ble." Major Barkley will prize 1t all
the more highly, as 1t was totally I'M
expected
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
Death OF MIR. John RulIard.

1t is with feeling Of deep regret
that The HERALD announces to its
readers the death of Mr.. John Billiard
of Inflammation of the brain, which
took place at his residence on Houston
street about o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Billiard was, at the time of his
death, about 2S years of age, and was
originally from southwest Missouri, but
for u number Of years has been a resi-.
dent OF this city. For some time back
he was in the employ Of Mr.. w. NJ. G.
Hill, and on Thursday last complained
OF being unwell but nothing serious
was anticipated by his friends. On 60
ing home that evening he laid down
aud soon became delirious, growing
rapidly worse, all the efforts made to
save his life being unsuccessful.
From Sheriff Barley We gather the
facts that he served faithfully as sol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
ENTERPRISE,

We notice in our cotemporary's is
sue Of yesterday evening the following
special to that Journal
GALVESTON, December 2l.-The
AGtCs of this morning contains cor
respondence between Postmaster Sabin
and Governor Davis. 1t is racy and
rich. First blood for the Postmaster.
This unprecedented enterprise in OBJ
tanning this most interesting informa-
ton by lightning, just one day after
this correspondence is printed in full
in our columns, commands our most
ardent admiration. We extend to our
energetic contemporary our felicita-
tons, for this pre-eminent indication
of its energy in laying before the peo-
pie at the earliest possible moment the
raciest items of news.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
THE GEM OF THE PACIFIC"
Santa barbara In observation-disclosures
ant Fruits and FIOwers-Air, Sky
and Landscape.
Correspondence Courier-J Journal
Hot sulphur Springs,

''hhtH paTudiA NouutS, Suis, btC. D.
/ Time A. NJ, December 3, 1875;
place-Santa Barbara; scene-distant
mountains and sunlit ocean, tropical
vcrdure and summer sky. In the fore
ground stands stylish turnout, three
seated and gay with bright ctrriage
robes; four horses paw the earth i'm
patiently, while the handsome Spanish
driver turns dark looks to the cottage
in the background, from whence come
at last the three persons for whom he
has been waiting. First, woman dress
ed in black, her face shaded by a SLOUGH
ed felt hat, herbarium and sketch
book under her arm; next, a little, tidy
lady, silver-haired and pleasant-faced;
last, stout slow, elderly gentleman,
who looks around as though just waken-
ed from Rip Van Wrinkle slumber.
can see even from this distance u look
of recognition in the faces of our Louis
vile friends, so, ito make assurance
doubly sure, let me present to you Bish-
op Kavanaugh and wife and the cor
respondent of the Courier-J ournal
Our horses hoois give out a ringing
sound, and the Bishop leaning out Of
the vehicle, asks what the street is pay
ed with, and can scarcely believe the
hard road, smooth as cemented walk,
without pebble rock, or sand, is the
natural roadway Getting out note
book the Bishop prepares to write down
what he sees, 'for" said he, 81 won't
believe my own stories if don't put EN-
down in black and white" SO, as we
drive over road so smooth that one
can write legibly while the horses are
going in gallop, we note young, ripe
roasting-ears of corn; monster beets,
which are used for fodder, and are left
growing from year to year until needed,
attaining thereby the size of small forest
trees; hillside so literally piled up
with pumpkins that Mrs Kavanaugh
innocently asks, What do they haul
pumpkins to the field for ?" surprising
them to have been emptied upon the
ground by the cart-load. We laugh
heartily at this mistake, and she in
creases our mirth by pointing to a field
saying, Look, Bishop, they pillow here
in gallop." The Spanish boy tells us
in broken English that they are break.
ing horses to the plow, and gives us to
understand that this is not the usual
gait for blowing, even in this fast coun-
try. The Santa Barbara race track is
pointed out to us, and we are told it was
once the great salt field from which the
Indians procured salt on one day, each
year, coming from far and near with
bags and vessels to carry 1t away. This
old salt field lies low and level, only in
tercepted from the breakers by aftiny
island, whose fragile waist is clasped BY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
Hymcn on the Rampage.

Yesterday afternoon colored man
presented himself before Judge Bur-
ford, at his quarters in the Courthouse,
aud inquired "if he was de gemman
dat married folks togedder," The
Judge said "Yes,n anu asked the man,
"Why" swell, you see, Judge" said
the niger, "my names Alb. Wilson; l
work out here in de country piece,
you see, and land Pve got u gal dats
wants-well, We wants to marry, you
see; can you do de job?" The Judge,
smiling audibly, told him he could.
"But how much are you gwine to
charge" said Alb, "bekase, you see,
Judge, I've got muffin to charge with;
Pm flat bust to de ground; wust bust
man you ever see; bin workin' for de
last two months, and only got my little
film, grub, you see, and l amt got
nary cent Of money" "Well, IL you
havn't anything to charge with, Alb,
] won't charge you anything" said the
Judge, "Where's the woman?" "Oh,
she's not far; IN go fotch her." said Ab.,
with q broad grin on his countenancc.
He soon returned accompanied by the
dusky maiden, whose happy appear
ance indicated that she was not the
least "skeered" of the ceremony she
was to go through. After making
them join hands, the Judge soon pro-
nounced them "man aud wife," and
afterwards gave them some kindly adj
vice about living peaceably together.
Quite number witnessed the mar
riage, and many merry remarks were
made. Captain Ed. Bower, who was
present, inquired Of the newly-made
wife, whose name was Hagar, II she
was any kin to the Hagar OF biblical
notoriety, to which the young woman
answered, "that she was none that
she knew Of" and that she was raised
In Georgia all of her life. The man
Alb. came In for his share Of questions,
some one asking him II he was kin TO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-01
NEW, nat GOOD.
MesaFs, Make a. Jenkins, Of Elm
Street, Desire thai You Glance ~
the First Column Of our
First Page,

The vim and energy with which the
new firm Of Blake a jenkins has gone
into business declares their purpose to
be to win, And that pluck aud energy
will win IL not TO be disputed. When
TUE HERALD speaks of this house rs
"new" 1t means only new In the ab-
stract. The gentlemen composing the
firm are old-whlch IL TO say, old In
the dry-goods business, II not In years
and that IL what causes their estpb-
llshment TO be ut all hours crowded
with ladies, who, next to purchasing
rich goods, most desire to Inspect the
very latest In modes. And well may
the dear creatures admire the costly
fabrics there displayed, ~ the markets
ofthe world have been CLEANED to cater
to their fancy. But enough from US:
see their Advertisement.