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THE object of this suit is to procure

Il decree for the sale of certain morgagrd premises
in Cecil county which the Sth day of April.
1865. mortgaged by John Thompson deceased, and
the defendant, Elizabeth Jane Thompson, to the
planant.
The Bill states that the said John Thompson, dec d.
and Elizabeth J. Thompson, the sth day of April,
s6S conveyed certain real estate which is particularly
described in the Bill and is accompanying exhibit
unto the mplainant, by of mortgage, to
the payment of S50000. with interest the date of
said deed. which then due and owing from them to
him. in year from the date thereof That the whole
of said of money and interest IS still due and
owing. That the said John Thompson has since died.
leaving will, which did not dispose of said real
That he lett the said Elizabeth Jane Thompson his
widow and the said Lewis Thompson Martha Cameron.
Louisa Richardson Margaret johnson and Hannah
iylani his only children and hcirsat-law, and that
the said Jacob IIyland and Hannah Ilyland reside
OF the State of Maryland.
1t is thereupon adudged and ordered that the
plnnant by causing copy of this Order to he inserted
i'll newspaper published in Cecil county once a
week for month before the 18th day of June next
give notice to the said absent defendants of the sub
stance and oj-c, of this Bill and them TO appear
in this Court. in person 10y solicitor before the
18th day of September next to answer the premises and
show cause if any they have why decree ought
pass prayed. A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL.
May l2-lm Clerk.
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NOTICES, &c.
Notice to Creditors.

NOtIcC 10 STCtIICOfS.
ISABELLA NJ EVANS and MARTHA S. STEEL
JAMES VI. EVANS and MARY G. EVANS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
Cl.. d. 8 No $50.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
AN of Robert A. Evans deceased. file the vouchers
of their clams the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county. before the fifth (jh) day
of September, in the year 1871
WIN. S EVANS,
May 3. 1s77-1m Trustee.
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SPRING OPENING.

Spring has come, and
we are ready for it. with
the finest assortment of
Ready Made Clothing ever
offered in America.
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JOSEPH BOOTH g. SON,
SIN EAST END ELkTON
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
JOHN WORTHINGTON

JOHN WORTIIINGTON
ELIZABETH JANE THOMPSON LEWIS THOMPSON
and AMELIA, his wife, HUGH CAMERON and
MARTHA. his wife, RICHARD H. RICHARDSON
and LOUISA his wife JOHN JOHNSON and MAR
GAREr, his wife, JACOB HlLAND and HANNAH,
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,

~ oncor,lve Delaware Co Pa. Boys 81 % per week.
J Girls - 90. Boys prepared for Yale Harvard
College. JOSEPH SHORrLlDGE..A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Dec 10 lSI6-ly
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Our goods represent the
latest New York Styles.
and our twenty-five years
experience in manufacture
ing Clothing is sufficient
guarantee for fit and work
manship.
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Buying all our goods for
cash, and possessing great
facilities for manufacturing
enables US TO sell so remark
ably low.
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Every caller, whether in
tending to buy or to merely
look at our goods, is treated
in the same polite and cor
dial manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-17

aenn asrsess arnpessibie 81 soiutiaH
ss,e ssxsms.1.of The interest On fhe aInpile
sisht' the easrent expenses Oh fhe gosern-
s, ss antl tie supportaf fhe pubfe SCHOOLS
ss,srhout nrlancrease ef fhe rate OF taxation
m = n r,rorerty- The problem is now.selxen
In the practical, working Of the MoHett
T,,nrb-tiiil. Query Is n candidate squareiy
on the platform Of the party who now OPP
doses the law which alone can enable us ID
good faith to carry -eat its 3'rerlsaens's -, :,
The .punch-bi,l was not au issue Ut Tue
time OF the nomination OF the CONSERVATIVE
candidates in some counties Of The state.
Now. If @ candidate nominated under sacb
CIRCUMSTANCES takes position in oppostaon
to this law Tin force at the time 81 the aool-
sion Of the platiorsn9, is a Conservative wno
believes this law TO be OF vital importance
to the State bound by feaity to his party 70
give his support to such cnndleate III WON
ton Of his convictions Of right: u.
We would make the register attest cues
ton only where its opponents 80 make IL
But nothing can justify u man in 'Nloiattng
his convictions OF right"
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DEATHS.

Died. in Richmond on the 9Th OF Qciotr:r -.
y. ten minutes 10 o O'Clock T. NJ ia mEo II Il
CELL GOWARiIN. in the thirty-secohe year VI
Notice Will he given Of Tue time Of funeral here
after.
Died. Oh the 18th Instant u this city ISlss Az
NY Z. ARCHER
brief serrice will iJe held at-bsr late residence
4O5 east F-anklia stree, TO- tlRROW tIhltrsGss
MORNING al O'Clock previous 70 the tsni9.si %
Jie rematGs 10 Amelia county by me ~ = .io r.
train. Friends and acquaintance are l'lo 70 ~
tend. -
Died nj Ills residence. IN this city. Octo3er D
1877. Ut .4:15 7. Nj. WILLIAM WILLIS 'f- II
The fort y-six;h year uf his age
His funeral will take place from iiro;La-S'ree.
~ o',:lock The friends and acqusintanccs ~ Ifle
family ere respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died on Tuesday morning. Dc.o5er SIN. af.er an
Illness Of four weeks. JAMES u. NOKD. Dr.. II
the twenty seventh year Of his lEt.
The funeral Will take place from Ms lashef ~; =
Ieuct corner OF Fourth and Cary streets - e
wednesdays EVENING at 4 O'Clock. The 1rieisas
vi rile fam y are invited 10 altene.
Died in FMS city. October 10th. Mrs. Il. SALn,
MON OF Eeurlco county, Va. after Il IoilS ana
The funeral will take place THIS fWedneednr
MORNING - ] ] c'cioct from The resiocncs o. eci
jacob May
Died OF TUESDAY .ir 9th ius;aut. At her grand
dau-h.er's r..i dcnce. Mis. CAROllNE JpH&SoN
in the nine! y-eiguth year q! her age.
Her funeral wiiltaht, place IG-l)A1 .:he ~ d.
2 O'Clock y. NJ t,tlu the SIKH Mount Zion cnHrca
Friends apd acquuintunceS are invited :" atl'no.
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The sorebead movement against Con
servative ticket has grown small by degrees
and beautifully less. It has vanished into
thin air, and, Notwithstanding q "Taean-
cy,' as declared By our nei2hbor OF the
Marion Patriot and Herdtd. there is TO tue
eye OF the average Conservative voter ful
ticket in the field. The brave and able
speeches Of General Walker at Richmond
and elsewhere show him as in fun accord
with the party platform. His views are
suel us no Virginian or honest Conserra-
tive can fan to endorse. The, whole move
nent TO disintegrate the party had It's in-
eeption IN the result Of the Richmond Con-
yention.
One class OF delegates worked for what
they didu't want, as it seems, and very
large class were compelled to take what
they didn't work for. From the two
classes recruits were found-fery small, tits
true. aud few ia the hill-who were willing
to sacrifice their party integrity and the
honor OF tie State 10 CRAFTY their spleen
bat thanks TO the intelligence OF the PEG
ple and the insignifeapee Of the movement,
it has "petersd out."-Litaea spatey Re.os
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tFor the Dispatcii.J
SsanR r5,Aies Hsrd Maffstonek-
ouwurfFLE, Louisa COUNTY. Va, ,

... ouyu,FFLE. Louisa COUNTY. W.
=. October ID, 1871
All perfect. living organisms are provided
with two ears each (unless one or 31oth
st,aIl have been cropped for just eause) so
that both sides may hear and he hearo-
aa.da otterem parton is one Of the stand1og
notices of the Dispatch. Moreover, ihe
Disputch is committed 20 REIMBURSEMENT OF
the State deb. Us thing 10 be oesIeu'
Though not to be forced. Hence the Dls-
patch will hear me in few orlei comments
'on the letter il recently published sIshea
ga DebtcPaying Man. Tint ietter Is an
excellent specimen Of tue sort Of caicuia
lions by which Virginia is argueq lnIS
prosperity. and by which she pays ne
whole debt, Interest and principal
easilv xnd cheerfully. 1t establ!shes.
ANYTHING, that an Investment In saf1nlf
- Virginia Tor at least in Albemarle
county, paws 1916 per cent. per anuum.
While an investment in Virginia con-
sol bonds lat 60 cents on the do!lar) only
uays S &c per cent per an NUM- ] ou rejoice
TO hear THIS. But do you believe IL? Ii
nav he true in few instances; but has il
nny general truth which gives it practical
value In the discussion Of the State debt :
Are fie bankers and brokers aud other cnpi-
talist:, Of Richmond and elsewhere selling
theiry State bonds. United States bonds.
hanks stock. &C., since the appearance Of
"A Debt-Puriug Mans" letter, and invest
inp IN tiie sacred soil: II they are dong
so have not heard Of it; and they would
surely be In hot haste after that "A l-6 per
cent. If they saw as the Atbemarle farmer
nretends to see and may see. But that let
Ter is I'll pouine {not sapient) from beginning
to end. and is only pretty bubble ut best,
while the State debt and taxes ana poverty
remain as reritabIe nillstones about our
necks.
The truth is & suSpect) that ;ater One III
vests $4,000 in an A5benarie farm that Is
not ali be has TO do or TO eXpend. There
are i'm elements OF all kinds TO buy. borees,
mules, g,mno. DC, proyender for animals,
provisions for hands. DC, dc. while he
has to oversee his overseer pI ettr constantly
all the year round. Then, perhaps. With
favorable seasons be may make the wheat,
tobacco, corn, DC, which " A Deb!-Pay1nS
Man, Claims as the results Of his expe-
rieuce. be being neither Idle nor lneh-
Gent After all this investment. risk, and
personal supervision, this efficient and ~
dustrious farmer receives $3.50 Tor the
wear: isn't that bubble pretty ehectua!jT
pricked:
No number Of soap-bubbles will raise a
tnllstone: if they could do so, surely we
would not have sunk deeper and deeper
every year since the passage o. the fund
Ing bill, for the air has been full OF these
brilliant bubbles all tue time. CECIL.
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The (shoroh Hill Avenue.

IL is to be regretted that there should be
any differences of opinion in the Council
as toiie desirablsness OF completing Church.
Hill avenue. The scheme llas been banded
back and forward from branch to branch
until another winter Is aimost upon US.
II this avenue is TO be opened at all il
ought to commence at Main street. With
out the connection between Broad and
Main, it viii be aeomparatiYe future 1t
would be like d Richmond railroad begin
mag in Manchester. Let the members OF
the Council go upon the ground and inspect
the site for themselves. We are confident
that they will reach the CONCLUSION herein
stated, ~ r. ,Ds.3Gsst - 80 sr.E -..2F - q,
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YIcg-PsEsIDEST -WHEELERs VIEWS
Vice President Wheeler has had long con.
ference with the President regarding the
political situation. In speaking on this
subject yesterday the Hiee-President re.
marked that, notwithstanding the action Of
the Republicans ia Ohio, he still felt that
the course OF the President ia regard 10 The
southern States was most 5udicious that
he dldnot regard tue Presidents course as
q policy, but as a principle OF vital im'
p6rtance TO the future peace and prosperity
OF the whole country; that he felt more as.
sured OF the wisdom OF the Presidents
course than ever before. During the past
sumner he had opportunities 10 ascertain
the views Of the Republicans not only OF
New, York, but in all parts of the. eeuptry,
aud that the feeling was such that, had this
course not been pursued, it would have cost
the Republican party thousands OF votes
Washington Kepatkcan, 16fh.
;iIWeil done, for Wheelcr]
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i[Wcn done, for ,Wheelcr.]

BUSINESS MEMS VIEWS on NATIONAL Pol
10y Philadelphia, October l5.-Tbe ex-
eclitive council Of the Board OF Trade met
this evening. A communication was re-
ceiyed from the Board OF Trade OF Cincjn-
natl requesting cooperation in IN effort to
induce Congress TO repeal the bankrupt
laws. 1t was referred. i.
The report Of the delegates to tbe,Sa-
tional Board of Trade was read. -,
= The following, offered by Nr. John Price
Wetherell, was adopted:
Resoived, That in the opinion OF The ex-
ecutiye council the tax imposed by the ma
tional banking act upon the capital, de-
posts, and circulation OF the national banks
Is onorous, and tends to drive capital into
other channels, and should be reduced, and
that memorial be presented to Congress to
that effect.
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~ am opposed MIR. Leece suFs- T" TO the
parmen, Of q single dollar Of the pubic
debt, ne uscertained by the pending olii. i
deny that Virginia is legally bound ior the
sum so ascerained. I am not repudia.on-
ist.''
Mr.. Leecss remarks certainly smack OF
repudiation. bet his word ought TO De
enough TO convince ali that this Is mis-
take-ther call it forced adjustment " IL
Sirgiuia-Nero Orleans Democrat
Senator RE. Withers has rented the
house on the northeast, corner Of Prince
and Washington streets: alexandria anu
Will reside there during the session Of Con-
gress.-Gazcttc. H..
Judge Kelley will be the senior hel,upIl /.
can and Mr.. Randall the senior DenecriIl
in the present House Of Representatives..
The former began his continuous serve.
in the Thury-serenth Congress ahd Lag
latter in the I'hnty-eighth Congress
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INCOME FROM THE MoFfETT-PUscH IN
FREDERICKSBURG. - For twelve days, ending
last Saturday, the sales OF alcoholic drinks
i'm this place were 9,2G4-thc tax on which
was $23I.80; malt, I, aE25-tax, $l4.63. Total
tax, S246.23. This is exclusive OF sales in
excess Of one gallon Ne,os. - ri
So Fredericksburg will pay six thousand
dollars per annum--about one dollar for
each OF its Inhabitants. Virginia has near
fourteen hundred Thousand jnhabit8nts at
this time, her population in 1870 being over
1,22G,800. The reader can draw his own
differences. Richmond will pay s1.5o per
each inhabitant. sr
But the country people will not drink up
TO this average. The best way to estimate
is upon the number OF registers. Frede-
ricksburg has-how many, DIR. NerS?
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The estimate for appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1878, recon-
mended by the Secretary OF the Treasury IN
q letter addressed to the Speaker OF Inc
s32. 438. 764. 9s Is for the War and 1908,
S6l.27 Tor the Navy Department. In adj
ditIon, there are estimates from the secre,
tary Of war for forts and for rivers and
harbors sl8,22o,loo, and an estimate OF
.nriations; but these are not recommended.
The post-oifice at Weayersyille, Fauquier
county. VA, is discontinued because the
postmaster trafiicked in postage-stamps; the
papers. 80 to Gatlett's. The post-otiice at
Hunting Creek, Accomac county. Va, Is
discontinued for want Of u candidate; the
pnpers gote. onancoek. The post-ofiice at
sPrater, Buchanan county, Va, Is discon-
.tiaued because stle POSTMASTER. failed to
qualify the papers go to GIundy. .fs 81
81 Ananlas smithis appointed postmaster at
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The Religious Herald OF this week has a
long article from the pen OF the Rev. JOIN
4. MASSEY, u political person OF the Baptist
persuasion, in which he gives the readers
OF that wideIy-cireulated paper history OF
General BRADLEY 4. .JoHSsoN's connection
with the state's interest In the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, &C., &c. 1t GER
tainly surprises us TO see that excellent pa
per deyoring Its columns to such matters.
However, we know its iair-minded editors
viii allow General JOHNSON On equal space
In wbleh to present his view Of the ques-
tions involved, SO that the Heraia's readers
are likely to enjoy d rich treat.
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we nave over $4,000 worrhoI sILG- jas; t-75;n
auction 81 hat price:
BLACK SILK IL, 1jc. worth &
E:<A,k SILK L; 81 worth sI.2J
Block -II-f ~ 20 worth sl-12:
BLACK SILK at = SO worth s2;
BLACK SILK II 81 worth $50.
It,,,s; but before Won c-1a lllrc inest slLhr.
Ne have TIE mex, tnadef Of SILK in coiors, stici
as Bronze. DIue. Brown. Slate. and al! new SHADES u
Ike marie. ,:.t tweutyi;e per cent lass sh>n ever
sold il lie city. --> 49,,
DO not buy before you Iooe Il. sICLE Bro
TIERS jgt OF SILKS.
gYCIE BROTHERS have Jus; .oIeaed Twelve
cases OF BLANKETS.
BLANKETS al 80 worth 81
BLANKETS i; - worth ss;
BLANKETS l, s. worth $3.50:
BLANKETS III $3.50 worth Sc.
You will tud these BLANKETS twenty-five per
e,.rt less than sold 81 any house IL Tie irsde
just look l.. ouI uew lot OF CAssiMERES *
twenty-five lcr cent. less than value.
eYCLE BEOTHEES havc inst received IA extra
large 10, Of CASSIMERES just from auction atha!f
price, less than ever offered In the city.
Don't buy your DRESS GOODS betf re you look
It sYtf.E BROTHERS,. We hive received lot
Of DRESS GOoDs-aii the new styles and siiaces-
for 20 per cent. less fiaB offered ~ the city.
DRESS GOODS i, e'.c. worth 2ce.:
DRESS GOODS IL zoe. worth 25c.:
DRESS GOODS IL CSC. worth 35c-:
- DRESS GOODS IL CSC. worth Doc;
DRESS GOODS al 40c. worth G0c.; =
and al all prize, 10 sli. our customers. s
Don't bay elsewhere before YOU look III Dur stock,
just opened. ..s -.-
The incest jot ufSIiETI AND aud NET SHAWLS
In The State js At SIGLE BROTHERS.. All the
new aud late 81 yL3e Just opened. 49,.
CAL and see SYCLE BROTHERS stock Of All the
new ST yicS Of SIihWLS. -
We have the largest assortment o. a.a f..
HOSIERY, .--.. -...
GLOVES,
-CORSETS, and
HAEDKYRCHIEFS
IN the State III half price. g..
Go 70 sYCLE BROTHERS and get your KID
GLOVES at auction price,. #
We haze i large lot Of haudsoue CLoAKs and
FURS retacd II wholesale prices. just get hand
some 81 CO" ''F =" '''e sYtLE BROTHERS,.
sYCLE BROTHERS vii SHOW the nicest lot Of
ket just opened ali the patterns. Call and see for
Yourself. and he convinced that sfCLE BRO
THEIRS + the cheapest rlace IN lhe city TO buy your
They have WATERPROOF for 75e. worth 81 :;
WAT ER-PKOOF at 81 worth sl.z3 HATER-
PROOF at 81 20 worth Sl.s0-iu the pewezt shades
and good qnality. at Is per cent. less than ever:
At SYCLE BROTHERS, yon VIII nnd all The
newest styles Of DRY GOODS in The mar et, and
what l. the use OF shopping all over town when You
can get al. the goods you wish 1T SfCLE BRO
THERSf
Strict attention paid TO all order. Goods sent
co ID. Persons Wishing samples will send posi-
age sYCLE. BROTHERS,
=. 31I Broad street.
seo5 between Third and Fourth STREETS
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WASHINGTON, October 1G.-It is asserted
that the Democratic senators will be guided
in their action upon the Presidents nomi-
nations for Louisiana offices by the advice of
Senators Spotford and Eustis. 1t is ascer-
taincd that these gentlemen have not yet
made known their views. 1t is known that
the Presidents nominations cannot be con-
firmed without Democratic votes. and in
this view Of the case it is expected that the
Presidents Republican friends will favor
the admission OF Spotford and Elstis.
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LONDON, October l6.-Thc Daily Nelcs's
dispatch from Berlin says tho report OF the
Republican victory in France Isl received
with satisfaction, and has given relief to nil
except UIrainontanes and Socialists as q
triumph OF peace. 81 isg
Weatrust and believe, as we said yester-
day, chat such It will be. The Republicans
of France evidently know their strength,
and are not at ali afraid OF President Mac
MAHoN. 'ss3 5 ~
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No Forced Readsussment in England

No Forced ReaaJustment IN England
We publish this morning higniy anteh'
est;ng article from the pen a WILLIAM l..
Reysia., Esq, showing that there has never
been in England any such forced read5ass'
,nens Is LOO many people in Virginia no"
ndYocate. lie cites his authorities for ever,
statement Of fact. They fully sho" tna'
our. little paragraph OF las. week ON ihs
same subject contained nothing moro siia'
.sie truth.
we surrender portion OF our eoisof as
snace to the article OF Mr. ROYAL. i's
preparation must have eos' III" : '''
amount Of labor.
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e'SEmESIS:

GRAND BALL AT MQSTICEL- "a
" 10 BALL FOR THE BENEFIT Of "a
DEEPEN aENT WIDOW LAUY.-A GRAND III.
BALL viii be gwen at MONTICELLO HALL ~''-
on MONDAY tue 22G instant, commencing at y
O'Clock Pm.
ADMISSION: Gentlemen. 75c. ladies free. Tick
els may bs obtained at Eersey;S, in MANCHESTER I;
George Schgu's, Eleventh aud Main streets; and at
" watts nus1c-store. oc lo-eodH"
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE BuREED.-Iocb-
hapen, Pa, October l5.-The large tobacco
warehouse OF MFer Brothers, In this city,
was burned last might. Loss, 10000.
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SENATOR MORTON Indianapolis, 0eto-
Der 16.-Mr. Morton was removed from
Richmond to this city to-day without un-
favorable result
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MARRIED.

ua-,;.-d -, I'll. 18TH .ips.ant al the residence o:
I'm" brides ruthcr by the Rev. William T. Hntener
MI. " G. MALLORY TO Miss kAiIlE L., aaRsh.1
OF Mr. John L. Sheppard. Of Tins cary
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FIRE IN rTE TowE OF. Gala, On, LAKE
| MIcHIGAs.-Detroit, October 1a.-I is re-
| ported chat I'm entire square in the town of
| Clara, on Lake Michigan. was destrpFed by
4 fire to-day. Loss, S4g.Uo0; insured for
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se-sIEET' sTSEE.
Anew GOODS AT THE
sa-cEET STORE.
100 palrs wAsHBowLsaua P1TcHEEs-.;n, j..

100 pair W AsRBowLs anaPfTcHEEs-.; -.
yet;
n fun assortment Of BEIIIGW GOD CHM;
Elegant PANEL PICTURES n. 1856;
The largest assortment o. PANEL 7Jt'Tr::Ef.
VIC tave ever shown for g9c.:
4 beautiful assignment OF VASES al e!,c. ~.
over Que hundred styles:
| Our eiEETI.EMEE's aud LADIES 6ERINJ y
DERWEAR III 9sc. Il pair !. ahead OF alIy sary
IN town:
4 job lot OF FFSE Glass PAPER " EIGHT >.
IEEsTASDS. worth ron g 70 10 - =. ,.
one piece OF kind,
Large assortment. ~ GENTLEsfEE's W.
CHAINS, new and -trgaIIt pa1t:-u- tia. ?
warrant 10 give perfect substitution:
100 new TAFEsTRY MATE, thir,r-isr ;.s..a-.,
i,estdes hosts Of other new .Eooa. TIA; .. ~
70 see
Our pew catalogue will IL on: ,"ts n.-,> AZ. -
he r.s1t.d {" any add-ess :r.c.
W. h. HTErE&..
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