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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-12
Snl,lrdnu lhs l2lh dqu Of October, ls78,

the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wit: Lot Number Eight (0 in the town OF
RObertsvile.
Appraised at $5S3,Sa.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. = - "a
septl2-ew ]. p. RAUOh, SneIln'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-12
Sqturday, The l2h day 3f October, 1878,
SHERIFF SALE.
Adam Lippert VS. William F. Rogers ct al.

BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public Outcry, at the
door of the court house. In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday the 18th day of October, 1878,
the olowing described real estate situate In said
county tO-wit: Lot number thirty.tive (S5 in
ThOmpsOns addition to the city Of Canton, as num-
bered and recorded in the records Of said county.
Appraised at $780,
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
sep12-ew J. p. RAUCH' Sherln'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-12

"HARDMoNEY" (NatioraI Banks)Schurz
spoke at Canton in 1875 for Hayes, and
the Canton and Masyillon shops had
their big wagons in the procession, deco
rated and bearing banners with notices,
One of these wagons was that Of the Ex-
Celsior Agricultural Works at Massillon,
Mr.. Edwin Bayliss, proprietor, which
bore in large letters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-09-12

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton, Ohio, Sept. 70, 1873.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day of the retail price TO consumers Of the articles
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

SUTHERLIN, Va, February 6, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The Milton and Suth-
erlln Narrow-GauGe railroad is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and the good people
Of Milton are, in a very few days, to be
made supremely happy by the arrival OF the
locomotive right in their midst. Then that
ancient, and Of late years somewhat de-
creNd, borough proposes to renew its
youth, and hopes to attain to prosperity
unparalleled in its past history. Bad wea-
Their and numerous freshets have greatly re-
tarded the operations OF the contractor,
but, without being dismayed or dIscoll-
ragged, he has encountered difficulties only
to overcome them, and through all the work
has been pushed forward. II the remainder
OF this week is fair, and no rain or snow in
tervenes, its close will witness the finishing
Of the road.
The proposed reduction of the tobacco
tax is very popular in this section. After
careful search no repudiator or forcible re-
adiuster has been met with in all this coun-
try. The Moffett register is making much
money for the State, and seems to be popu-
lar alike with those who drink and pay and
with temperance men. Health Of the COM
munity excellent. AS yet no eases Of
CHAMBERS among our horses. SCALPEL.
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DEATHS.


Jd RSs 81 P san ill., in The Gy GnDha
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the Second Pres
THIS friday EVENING. The friends of The
faRily are respectfully invited to attend. !
Died. on the 9Th instant, Miss ELLA HARRIS,
daughter of Alfred 7. and Mary G. Harris, in the
Her funeral Will take place at IL o'clock THIS
friday AFTERNOON from the First Presbyterian
church (Dr. Preston's). which the friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend
Died. at his late residence In the city Of D1anches-
ter, ut 1915 o'clock T.. NJ. February Z, 1878. Mr..
THOMAS Q. BLANKINSHIP, in the Gfty-eigh'h
year of his age.
rial church SATURDAY MORNING at 81 O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family invited to
attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. on February 7, 1878, JAMES ALBERT
ROCK, in the eighteenth year Of his age.
May angels twnc for thee
4 wreath Of Immortality.
His funeral will take place from Fulton Baptist
church on SATURDAY, February 9th, at LIZ a. NJ.
The friends and acquainanccs of himself and his
fathers tLittcbury c. Rock family are Invited 10
attend .
Died. at his residence, in the county of Hcnrlco,
on the 29th OF December, 1T :45 L. NJ. DIR. WILL
LIAM T. DARRACOTF' in The seYenty-second year
A graduate Of the University of Pennsylvania, he
during a long life and numerous have been the
charities bestowed by him In his professional ca
plcity.
himself = firm believer In the doc trines Of Chris
tianity, aud derived comfort from the fact that in
Infancy he was Initiated by baptism into the Epis-
preference and choice.
His funeral took place at Emanuel church on the
evening Of the 31st, and his remains lie under the
sod of the church cemetery.
ReQuteScdt IN pace.
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FEBRUARY 5, 1878.
Farmers are rejoicing ut the favorable
weather we are enjoying movie pIoughing
and preparing the land for sowing and
planting, and from present outlook there
will be moro land than usual cultivated In
corn this year; and this is encouraging
good sign--for IL there is anything that
ought to show signs Of Improvement and
increase by all means letit be first in that
OF agriculture. :. The nursing mother OF
the arts,'' as said Xenophon OF old, and he
might truly have said the mother OF all. OF
everything. But, on the other hand, it has
been a most unfayorabIe winter in this sec
ton for the fall-sown grains-wheat and
winter oats. The former is much damaged
both by the fly and BY: g freezing OUT" for
it has had no protection whatever by the
friendly mantle OF snow from those trying
and injurious alterations OF freezing and
thaWing. 1t cannot make such q crop as
last year-must fall short. a
We hear that the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Schools for the State is about to or has al
ready appointed another county superinten-
dent in place Of the very efficient and jealous
officer who has filled that position SO very ac-
ceptably to the people of this county. We
hope, If tits not too late, that he will pause be-
fore turning out one who is not only IA
miliar with its duties by long experience.
but very popular both with white and col
ored, and one who is able by great influence
to help the cause great deal.
Sc StIHoI ASTICUS''
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esraat sensation in britain.

Great Seuhat l09Isln xsEItsai1l. .g
Great Britain g subjected to q galyanic1
battery which Is worked from Constantine
Die. VIXEN the current Is let on there IS
great agitation in London. Lord HEAcoas7e
FIELD Is constantly exercised by the shock s
Ing agency. Now he at last feels as well as
hears through the wires that the Russians a
are ia Constantinople This is the worst ct OF
EalI the news. s.Take any form but that
he no doubt exclaims. And yet even this
dire Intelligence Is aggravated By the itele-
graphic account OF an 6 interviewer Ton,
these interyiewers Of SELVES PAerIA, in
which that chief complains that England
has served Turkey so badly and disappoint-
ed her SO grievously that she Is now frater-
nizing with husband intends toconcur in
her policy.
The truth OF these startling statements
viii be soon settled. We do not consider l
them reliable, but they have not failed 70
raise n g muss " I'M the English Cabinet,
while the opposition to the vote OF co! conf
dence has melted away into acquiescence'
| If not changed into ardent support. Eng
lishmen always rally to the Government
when an issue is fairly raised upon the ques-
ton OF foreign relations.
We suspect that there is feeling OF
alienation towards England entertained by
the Turkish Government. The unnatural
alliance between the Crescent and the ban
ner OF st. George has been too comforting
to the Turk. He has enjoyed his security
through British soldiers so long that he
feels sorely enough what he looks upon as
the per6dy of England while he is being
pomnlelled by the Russians. We shall ex-
pect to see the rumors encouraging this idea
pretty well sustained. There is mystery
| about the conclusion Of peace. Turkey did
not call England in to advise her and assure
her. $-N..lE. S $3.50.
Certainly the Eastern question is going
out, as it were, in a blaze OF excitement.
But we apprehcnd no earthquake amongst
the continental nations. We suspect that
BISMARCK is at the helm on the continent,
and will not permit any drifting towards
new phase Of war. Austria's head has not
healed since King WILLIAM held it in
schancery," and finding an opportunity to
growl, is letting on one. But there is no
fear of shindy from poorAustria, who
| owes her existence to the timely aid OF the
Power she is now antagonizing. When the
Hungarians were about to wipe her out
Russia saved her. Austria certainly cannot
advance her position on, the continent by
adding to her alien neighbors the nation to
which she is indebted for her life.
Diplomacy in Europe is greatly altered.
England indeed holds the pillars OF HER
cULEs. But she cannot control continental
diplomacy. An English paper inadYer-
tently confesses Il greater power in the
premises when it remarks that single
word from BISMARCK could dispe the dam
ger that impends over the peace Of Europe.
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The senate's Position.

8 ahe senate 81 virginia yesterday passed
ar. BRooxsss bill, providing for Q tour-per
cent bond with eivable COUP ons, bs
&, sss M III 10 is. This result y gratifying
tn aIt cEntlen1en who desire to settle the
asDs question by an earnest and iair
ssasrsk Il ent tlsat viii be aecept 70 enc
s;;iablic creditor aud not increase ' tue
pnhite burthens. II would be unreasor q
ebie 10 !: expect the public creditor %
acc accent q bond bearing q lower inter
sst than thar he now, holds and deprived
: 81 the tax.recesYability feature Of the SIX
] ;nerleent. bond. We believe the public
! creditor viii assent 10 four per cent, Sc
cured as his present bond is. He will con-
sent TO il TO get rid Of the injury to his claim
against the State caused by everlasting
agitation, But whether he will accept the
odiicatiop Of, The interest and give up bis
Z security of the same time is o matter OF Sc
rtous doubt; and those who desire peace
from adenagosical agitation might fear that
such plan Of settlement would end IN no 40
thing.
should the four-per-cents bond secured
.by the g tax-receivabiiity clause be de-
ciied upon, no injury could result. Inc
State can beyond doubt pay that interest,"
and as long us She can pay it there IS no
thing to fear from over-cramming the Irea-
sury with coupons. Indeed, that form OF
payment would be a facilitation OF the col
lection OF taxes, and obyiate the difficulty
unprecedented by Senator DANCE, that there
was not currency enough afioat TO pay the
State taxes. This apprehension OF the Sen.
ator is one OF the absurdest; but, supposlns
there be a grain OF reason in 1t, the public
creditor will relieve the difficulty By fur
nishing the currency to the amount neces,
sary to pay the accruing interest.
The Senate having indicated Its decided
opinion ON this important point, 1t is clear
: that no such bill as Mr.. BARBoUR's hicil
is in principle reputation measure-can
pass that body. That monstrous measure
cannot get through the Senate, and cannot
be presented TO the Governor to abide tile
fate Of his Judgment.
The members Of the Legislature can there
fore calmly-as we hope they Will-look
the situation in the face. "A settlement. is
desired bya all frank and sincere gentlemen
II they pass Mr.. BRooKE's bill, the debt
question, we are perfectly satisfied, will be
settled. If, however, the bill that was
framed by Mr.: BARBOUR upon the fearful
skeleton of /" enforced equity be passed
by the House, it will only fail in the Senate,
and only succeed in prolonging discus
sion that inlpairs the public credit and dis
turbs that quiet and order without which
no community can be prosperous.
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a Both houses of the New York Legisla-
tlre have agreed to place -four, leached
ashes, and petroleum on the free list through
the State canals, and q proposition has been
introduced in the Senate to secure to the
public the free use of the canals.
John Ducey, an old and respected citizen
of Petersburg, and formerly d member OF
the Common Council, died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon from heart-clot.
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LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
500 dozen ALL-LINEN LOOM TOWELS ut 10 to
25c.;
bale finest quality RUSSIAN CRASH at 1Oc.;
10 pieces SCOTCH HAND-L0OM DASlASk-all
Lineu-sixty inches wide, 40c. yard;
20 pieces SCOTCH-LOOM DAMASK just re-
ccivcd, in new Damask patterns, at soc. and
up to IL per yard-eNtraordluary value;
25 pieces BLEACHED DAMASK at 75c. a yard
worth 81.
25 pieces twenty four-inch BLACK SILK-madc
by the world-renowned lubricants, c. NJ. Tell
lard s Gle. We make this announcement in
answer to many inquiries for the excellent
goods which attained such popularity last sea-
son. We offer them at prices ranging from 81
to 50 per yard.
so pieces COLORED CACHEMIREs-all Wool
ut exc, real value Il per yard;
25 pieces BLACK CACHEMIRES at prices 10 suit
everybody-all Wool goods.
ut 1925 worth 81:
1000 yards good SHIFTING PRINTS, small
figure, at &C.;
CORDED PIQUE at &c. per yard;
A new lot Of SOFT FINISH CAAfBRICS from 10c.
up to 1870. per yard;
CAMBRIA at l2Hc. per yard
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN to be closed out at
half price;
BLANKETS marked down 25 per cent at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
gil Broad street,
Ia between Third and Fourth streets,
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TRENsHAWs' PATRON s MARE
" HOUSE, RICHMOND. VA, Is open for To-
BACCo, priced and loose. Daily sales of LOOSE.
at e,s o'clock A. Dr.. with full attend
ance of buyers and eull market price. Sales eashed
promptly.
Charges 10 planters are cents per 100 pounds,
and III per cent, for selling and cashing sale.
Z fa S-sw2t TREDWAY s. SAMUEL.
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The Baltimore San, continuing to treat
the subject OF its short paragraph the day
before, yesterday reached the conclusion
that States are not suable! 1t reads as IL it
wished 10 correct mistake without owning
that there had been a mistake.
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THE MoFPErr REGISTER IN CHARLOTTE
The returns for the month of January are
small compared with December, some reg
listers not representing o full month. Total
for the county, $213.62.- Gazette.
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M THALHIMERBR BROTHERS, LEAD
ERs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRoNT-STlLL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER SToCK-SpECIAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
200 yards good quality CORDED PloUEs at IS
o5 pisees FRENCH NAINSooK and CAM
rs p,eces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIC
PRINTS at 6Ac. >,,e 49,,
A large stock SHEETiSGS and COTIONsa sne
lowest market prices Anyone IN want o. S99E Isa
cheap DRESS GooSS Sa \ " >. -, sh M n e.,
BLANKETS, and USDERvESrS, should sse ~, y,
q call, as We guarantee to save from ~ 20 % M
cent. on them. ,c,.r,uprs
TAbflSE, CIR PE-CLQTH. and bhlLL d.s nf
TINES, at extraordinary low prices. Oas ;so.r in
these goods Is complete, and ask rsli iru tp
want OF same. TABL E-LISESS, ION ELoSS ,,ffTS
KTNS, WHITE MARSEILLE Is ana olls. ~, Y Ne
CURTAIN.LACES, &C., at extra low psS,SNs9rtRFS
are selling our extensive STOCK OF n.SsnE and
for mems and boys, wear, M ,AaT Ia fE snI
BEAVER CT Otis. RED. WYNN .lIE;,, SI &c,
GRAY ELANNELS CHEYlOF stikIiiSNnt@,E iy,
nj prices lower than ever, 10 reNaGe ssv Ites'
as call on CASSIMERsS. 2ou a90SSu 1rPfPED
misses, and chtldren's HOSE; hsa ss spPipED
HeISiERY all kinds and prices miss Ss,SpS very
HoSIERY. chfifrcns STRIPED nosiEssaa, 20 re.
shssn as orr stock Is very large, aNd wtsna rcs
snes same ,yo viii offer them &C very ION
e'sN THALHIMER bkOlai stsrat.
+
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~ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Mrs. ELIZABETH CoMsToCK will hold meetings for
divine worship on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGs, 7th and Sth instant, commencing ut 7:30
O'Clock. The public IRE invited 10 attend
rc GAIN
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!. BEEcHER.-Thousands OF persons paid to
hear Beecher lecture the other night in Chi
cago. Fashion held sway.
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General ANDERSON desires us to say that
we misunderstood the object and effect OF
his proposition to repeal section 20 of chap
ter 10 OF the Code. That section gives the
power Of taxation to the school boards OF
towns and cities, while the law in relation
to counties gives the discretion to the SUI
perytsors. IL proposed simply to put the
cities and towns on the same footing. The
clause is regarded by those who wish to re-
peal it as an infringement OF the Bill of
Rights and OF the Constitution, which de-
clare that the people cannot be taxed except
by their own consent. That this power is
safe In the hands OF the city OF Richmond
1t is enough to say that our appropriations
to public schools have exceeded the limit OF
the School Board each year.
In regard to the amendment OF the Con-
stitution eliminating the clause making It
imperative TO lay q tax on property for the
same purpose, it is the same amendment
that was reported four years ago by .the
Committee on Consti tutional Amendments,
at the head OF which was our fellow-citi-
zen Major Do0LEY, md which was approved
generally by the Conservative members. 1t
was laid over by its friends to give time
to the people. to act on the numerous other
amendments that had been recommended.
The clanse itseli Zone Of the many objection
able clauses inserted in the UNDERWOOD
Constitution and accepted by the people un-
der duress) liz regarded as q violation OF the
additional opinions Of our people, who re-
eognize the legitimate function OF sunda-
mental law not 10 make taxation for any OBJ
siect imperative, In peace and 10 war, but
rather 90 restrict the taxing powerof the
Legislature, which IS otherwise unlimited.
rha advocates of this amen ment urge
that they do not zee bow ii can be re
eaEdsd nirfendly to tho bic schools,
syilea II llas been reee nlnended 10y the SUI
uerlntend ers III Plsbile INSTRUCTION more
thar ones Iic q. sss8
wy l,oss, Die. ,iiYgifia,s,
peg Judge
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J. SPECIAL NOTICES.
np GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE,

ut GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE,
TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
INTENDING TO BEGIN THE
IMPROVEMENTS In OUR STORE
ON THE 1sr OF MARCH,
WHICH MAKES IT NECESSARY FOR Us To
REMOVE OUR GOODS FOR THAT
PURPOSE,
WE PROPOSE,
IN ADDITION TT THE
GREAT REDUCTIONS WE HAVE ALREADY
MADE.
TO SELL ALL GOODS,
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF
CLARK's AND CoATs'S spOOL-CoTroy.
FURTHER REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT,
WHICH WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM ALI.
BILLS AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN
ONE DOLLAR.
THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
DRY GOODS
AT EXTRAORDINARY Low FIGURES
WILL DE OFFERED FOR
THE NEXT TWO WEEKS ONLY!
Bear in mind, that after making your purchases
ut our reduced rates we Will then de Inc. TEN PER
CENT. froul the bill.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY. FEBRUARY i,
1875. ie2
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Orr western Connections.

The prospect of connection between
Richmond and the Northwest uia Point
Pleasant and GallipoIis is improving. The
people at Gallpolis, on the Ohio side OF
the river, four miles from Point Plea
SAINT, are very Jealous in their efforts to
complete their railway connection with
Columbus, Ohio. When they achieve that
they will have the wide ocean OF north
western commerce opened to them. They
will have straight road to Chicago,
and that will connect them with the ample
system of railways leading to every impor-
tant place in the whole Northwest.
These enterprising citizens Of Galipohs
are looking hopefully to the projected union
with Richmond. The citizens Of Point
Pleasant are equally anxious to open COM
munication with Richmond, so long the
capital which they recognized and appre-
ciated as their own. The sentiments OF the
people Of Gallipolis are expressed in the
following extract Of a letter just received
from that town.
In business letter from r. ALEsHIRE &
Co., OF Galiipolis, Ohio, to A. Y. STOKES &
Co., they write as follows under date OF
February 4, 1878:
Spy the way, our railroad to Columbus
is now an assured fact. Iraclo-laying is
going on liuety. Track is laid from the
river waters edge; to Fourth street. Dis
patch Just came saying the locomotive for
construction train had passed Pomeroy, 20
miles above here, and would be here this
PM. Now for connection with Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad to Scary or Hurri-
cane citation, and then you will have a
through all-rail connection with Chicago
and the Northwest.
"As the writer stated to your senior,
competent engineers have estimated that
the Ohio river can be bridged here at the
Gallipolis island SO per cent. cheaper than
at any other place along the river. Our
road is under contract to Columbus, to be
completed to. the NJ. and G.. road, Ports
mouth branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, By 9th Of March. This will leave
gap OF only 40 miles, following the Kama
wha river to Scary, and less than thirty
miles to Hurricane, following Big is creek.
Now is the time for the city Of Richmond 90
move in this matter. Tell Mr. George Lee.
OF Lee, Seldom & Co., to help stir them up"
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RusINEss CIxANCEs.
/. RARE CHANCE.

AS we need all Of our store-room for our whole
sale business and having closed out our retail de-
partment, we csier for sale cheap a beautiful and
SET Of COUNTERS and SHELVING.
Apply at once TO
MARCUS HARRis!& BROTHER,
fe S-3t IS f.s5- ~ Il, 1908 Main atreet.
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G5FACTS THAT CAN BE proven.

r. r. PRICE CO.
invite notice to
Beautiful stock Of HAMBURG EDGlNG, cut out
and ready for use;
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM, AUBURN, ANDROS-
COGGIN Al COTTOSS at 1Oc.;
NEW YORK MILLS, WAMsUTTA, and other Al
STANDARDS, at 12Hc.;
Special attractions In LINEN and COTTON
SHEETINGS;
Cheapest and best-assorted stock OF TABL E-DAM-
ASKS and WTNE-CLOTHS ever shown In this
city.
First opening In the city Of LIGHT PERCALES,
CRETONSES. aud CALICOES.
WINTER NOVELTIES at far less than prime
cost.
Look at our superb stock of COLORED FuRNE-
TURE- CRETONNES.
We desire The CASH BUYERS 10 know that we can
sell DOMEsTICS, ESIBROIDERIES, PERCALEs,
CAMBRICS, and other standards, as low Us the low
est irregular houses. Give US u call.
T. r. PRICE & Co.
fed 11O1 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt SICLE BROTHERS
DEFY COMPETITION
HAM URGrIi EDGIN S.

HAMBURGH EDGINGS,
We shall exhibit MONDAY on our centre coun-
tiers 100000 yards Of HAMBURGHS-all new,
fresh goods, and of a Superior quality--hcautful
patterns, suitable for the finest trade. Prices from
sc. to 81 per yard, which is about half the price
charged last season for The same qualities.
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NE" COHEN BROTHERS ARE BE-
GINNING TO receive NEW GOODS for the coming
spring.
They are just in receipt of large line or PRINTS
and other domestic goods, which they offer ct tLr
lowest market price. Also, large stock OF TABLE
DA3fASK.
PURE LINEN TABLE-DAMASK at 35c., 45c"
Soc, 6Oc., 75c., 95c., 81, and sl.25-eyery yari
from Is to SOC. less than market value:
$50 pieces BEST LINEN DIAPER at s2.o5 WORTH
S2.75;
RUSSIA CRASH ut 6, 8, 10, and 12'4c.:
LONSDALE:CAMBRIC al 10, 12K, 10, and 1879.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY at lower prices than
ever ta30