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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

a STAY or EXEcuTIoH. Save me,
doctor, and I'll give you check for q
thousand dollars"
The doctor gave him, q remedy that
soon eased him, and he called out:
Keep at it, doctor, and I'll give you
check for five hundred dollars !
In half an hour more he was able TO
sit up, and he calmly remarked:
Doctor, / feel like giving you fifty
dollar bill"
When the doctor was ready to 90,
the sick man was MP aud dressed, and
lie followed the physician 30 the door,
ana said:
Say, doctor, sond in your bill The
FIST Of The MONTH
when SIX months had bee1 gathered
to Times bosom, the doctor sent in a
bill amounting 10 FIVE dollars. lie was
pressed to cnt it down 10 three, and az.
ter 50 doing, he sued to get it, got iudg.
mcn. and the patient pat in stay Of
execution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

LE"h lite fellow has just begun go
ing TO tic public schools EiS~mother.
TO stimulate him to attention 20 his les.
sons, said to him the other day "yha-.
IcY, if YOU study hard, you may some
day become President Of Tie United
states, like George Washington. Don't
talk TO me about beino President cv.
claimed he "eyeryboiy's going 10 ho
IRE -idcnt When we 90 to school ,nc
first thing the tcachcrdocs she calls the
names Of Che boys and they 81. say
President"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-05

t1 The catechism ought TO be handled
with care. A little girl was asked,
What is the sacrament OF matrimony?"
The poor child, WHO had learned her
lesson by rotc got little mixed and
gave the answer to another question, as
follows 1T is 4 state Of torment into
which souls entcr TO prepare for another
and better world" The priest who hal
observed but not experienced, simply
replied, with q sigh For aught know
Nou may cperrectly right" and went
on with the examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31
THE COURTS,

POLICE C0CRT-JlldJe Sae!,
Yesterday, after our report closed. Robert
storks, assault on George Ambush; 1laea 5 Or
IS days. James Walters, John Hall, Win Bris-
Gee and George Briscoe, charged with an aff ray
1t Is charged that John Hall was ordered out OF
the house by the Brscoes On Christmas night;
On Saturday night John Hall told Geo. B1iScoe
to come out, when Hall cut at George with a
razor, and they, with Ossy Hall, got into fight.
Hall aid Waters were fined SO or so days each,
ard others discharged.
John Wells, charged with carrying a con-
Gealed weapon; $50 or thirty days In jail. Lewis
Evans, forfeited collateral. Louisa Edelin,, was
sent down for vagrancy. Maria Woodbeck,
same charge; down. Robert, Sherlock, drunk
aaa aaT @ SO or thirty days Hugh STR
ing a pistol; $50 or sixty days in jail. John
Jackson, trespass on the parking; S., James
Llgin' 1 white tramp, was sent down for va
cious colored female, was sent down to the
WorkhQuse. John Chapman, forfeited collat-
erai. VIM. Lorenzo, drunk and disorderly; S..
ward Hughes was up for maintaining nui-
sance on Lis premises; S. or seven days. Robert
Callahan, charged with selling rum to minors;
f Hcne with BSgg enaged BY n J9an Pope
quied by the attorney, the parties interested
having adjusted the difficulty. The property
alleged to have been embezzled was deed for
some land in Virginia, and Hodnett being inter-
ested through another party in the property
sault On john McMahon; 90 days in jail John
stealing ladies cloak, and committed 70 jail,
was brought out this morning and the case re-
opened: Ills mother gave testimony in his be-
half; also two young ladies'. The previous
Judgment Of co days In Jail was unchanged.
Isaac Sinner, assault on Christopher Bohlayer,
In the Eastern market; continued until Friday
next. Phenton Lewis. colored, charged with
selling stale and unhealthy poultry In The Cen
TIE market; So or 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31
An.useu,entS. &c.

ITALIAN OPEEA-The short season of italian
opera opened brilliantly at the National Thea
ter last evening. The house was crowded With
8 fashionable and appreclGtive audience. From
MISS Kellogg and Miss Carey, the great attrac-
tons OF StrakOsch'S combination. down to the
chorus all acquitted themselves well, and III
IIoFatoTe was presented in q manner very
ENJOY able even to the most critical. Miss Kei-
logg was in excellent coice. Miss Carev was re-
celNcd most enthusiastically. Another promi-
neht feature OF the presentation was the IN
usually warm reception rendered the baritone
OF the tempo, Sign0r Fantaleoni lie met with
a fiatteriDS ovation. His voice IS Il remarkably
clear and strong one. This evening FLlst's
..Mignon will be given. with Miss kelIogr as
tlllna, Miss Cary as Federico, and Miss Lam
caster as MignOn.
FoRD,s OPERA HousE;--Another successful
opening night was that Of Mr.. George 5. knight
at the opera House. His play, Ott0,' Il most
amusing embodiment Of German Characters
ties. was enacted throughout naturally and
easily. His support was unusually good bui
attraction or the performance. The rect itiOns
gwen by him were very fine. The ''fC scene"
IN the brewery was convulsive. lotto" VIII be
presented at the opera House during the WanE
IHEhTER C0MIQUE.-The COmique hiS this
week. besides other drawing attractions. d
grand holiday pantomime. There Will be an
extra matinee here tomorrow.
ODD FELLOWS ELECTROMAGNETIC tO-mor-
row evening, Blind Tom, the great musical won
ger; VIII give entertainments at odd Fellows
Gus performances of Blind Tom ought not to
neglect the present opportunity.
ST JosEPH's HALL.-A grand b 3D.. II will be given
by the Emmett club at 81, Joseph'S hail. corner
9TH and HAsfretfs NV, this evening.
FIRST GRAND BALI. of the Lone Star ben
ehctal association Will be given this evening at
ODD Fellows hall; Tickets, admitting gent
anu iaQleS, q; can De had OF any member, or at
tie ticket Office at the ball.
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOwN.-The second
grand levee of HermiOne Lodge No. u. K of p,
VIII De held at Forrest hall, Georgetown, this
New Year S eve.
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Preferred Marriage to Death.
W. B. S0PER'S STORY OF HOW HE WAS FORCE
INTO wEDLoCK AT THE POINT OF PISTOL.

W. b. SOPER'S STORY OF HOW he WAS FORCED
INTO wEDLoCK AT THE POINT OF PISTOL.
To-day MIR. B. ii. Webb, for VIM B. Soper, by
his next friend, VIM. Soper filed a bill against
Anna McFalls alias Anna Soper, to set aside
marriage. The plaintiff states that on the
night of october 2sth, 1878, the plaintiff and
de1endant were spending the evening at the
mouse or friend, and about o'clock he escort
ed the defendant to her house. on eth street,
between and G southwest, where she resided
with her Stepfather. While taking with de-
1endant in the sitting room the Stepfather.
mother and brother OF defendant entered and
stated to the plaintiff that marriage license
had been procured and minister sent for, and
that he must Immediately marry the defend
ant; this he refused to do. and declared that he
was minor under age and that such marriage
would be extremely diStaSteful both to himself
and his parents The Stepfather o. the defend
ant thereupon drew q revolver and threatened
to shoot the plaintiff If he persisted in his re-
fusal TO consent to the marriage; while the
mother said TO him that his brains should be
scattered over the room unless he 1.-THE
lfDfmnediately complied with the demand
me SIepIather and brother Of defendant were
laborlDg under great excitement at the time.
from the efectS OF liquor, and the plaintiff fear
Ing that they would put their threats into exc
cut!on, and while under dureSS and under the
apprehension that if he persisted in his refusal
II would cost him his life, consented to the mar
rage, ara the ceremony was thereupon per-
formed by Rev. Mason Noble. He further
charges that defendant had frequently asked
him to marry her, but he had always refused to
do SO; that the Said stepfather, brother and
mother had conspired with the defendant to
IoruG the plaintiff to marry her: that he did not
Voluntarily contract marriage with the defend
ant. but that he consented that the Marriage
should be sO!emnZed while under duresS, and
under the firm conviction that IL he refused to
consent he would suffer great bodily harm. and
perhaps lose his life; and he never cODSurnnite
the said marriage by cohabiting WITH the de-
PENDANT, but after the ceremony Immediately
lett the house and has had nothing to do with
her since He therefore asks that said marriage
be set aside.
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Fairbanks. Scales in Russia.


Fairbanks Scales in Russia.
(From the ST. Petersburg Coles, (Neacspaper, y
NoU. Il
We are informed from MOSCOW that the COM
mission OF the Say1our'S Cathedral desired To
have monster bell of a weight of at least
1,Se0 pools, ga, 500 poundS,l and ordered this
belt at the works of Nj. Finlandsd. In pres
ence or the members OF the commission 1000
pools of the necessary metal were weighed of
lor the bell. In september the bell was ready.
For weighing this bell the commission invited
the representative OF the American scale fac
tory OF Fairbanks & Co. But how great YVES
the surprise when instead OF 1880 pools only
l;654 pools {59, $50 pGundS) were found to be In
lne peli M. tlnlandSki, as defence, expressed
MS DOUBT as to the correctness of the Fairbanks
scale. In cause of this the Fairbanks; scale was
tested Is times, on the It'll and eth of October.
n presence OF two experts invited by M. Fin
andski and crowd Of spectators, and after
each test the scale convinced the people that it
is Enthusiastically correct, and that f45h pools
(32sS pounds are missing in the bell.
sd Inc ne SaHlous Cathedral will cost upward Of
so,oVo,c0n, and the bell above referred TO is the
second in size in the world. TIE value of the
metal involved il the controversy was about
$500.
NOTHING LIKE IT! IT STANDS ALONE such
IS tie verdict OF the medical world and the pub
lie, on Edie's Honey, Of H'rehouad and Tar
Coughs, Colds Influenza, all irritations of the
organs OF speech and respiration, vanish under
its influence. like fogs before the sunlight
fi6e's Ioothdche Drops cure Toothache IN one
DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
P1lS are prepared especially to cure sick head
acne, nervous headache, dySpeptic headache
neuralgia, nervousness and sleepeSSness and
VIII cure any case. Price so cents, postage free
Sold by druggists Office at 1G6 Y. Eutaw St,
Dali, -hd. H. 10-t,th,1:
AsK your dealer for ''Jackson's Best" 1227ft1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
toTs Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlaTrhpa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and welI-triel remedy,
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLENEE.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fishers Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. 900 Street, uear
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to GO his w0rf, In
manner not to be equalled by those not nos
SeSslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for g. y. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
Ep 10 81 so window. Wool blankets from 81
cents TO 81 pair, by cleaning a number a re-
auction In price Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dEy cleanser removes grease spots efectual.y
rom any article. and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as IL newly made
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.Deccm her 81, lS9Ss
LOCAL NEWS.
Anuscmcnfs, dc.. TO-Nigh:.

National TReatsr-" Mignon." Miss Kellogg,
Miss Carey and Miss Lancaster.
Ford's Opera HouSs.-George S. Knight as
HOtto"
TheGter Compatibility pantornime and
varieties.
81. Joseph's HqH.-BaI by the Emmett Club.
Odd Feiloi,a' HaH-First grand ball OF the
Lone star Bere Io'e1t Association.
Forrest Hal, G9orget2rR.-Levee Of Hernio1e
Ledge, No. Il. X. i.
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REMUNERATION OF CORPORATE Powers. -
Messrs. John Hayward and A. B. Grae as a
majority Of the trustees OF Iit. Vernon Lodge
NO. 8, Knights CT PythiaS (anti-C. B.N.(, have
hied in the Recorder OF Deeds Office q paper de-
claring that they surrendered their corporate
powers In June. ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr James N0rc0m died
very suddenly at his residence, 40 New Jersey
avenue northwest, yesterday afternoon. lie was
native OF North Carolina; was for a number
OF years chief clerk OF the bureau OF constrec-
ton and repair at the Gosp0rt navy yard: for
SIX years Inspector of timber at the navy yard
and for the past year a clerk in the War de-
paTtment. TIE cause Of his death was vertigo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

DIVORCED FROM BED AND BoiRD.-Yester-
day, Judge Macarthur in the Equity court.
made decree divorcing James c. Kelly from
Mary J. Kelly, on the ground Of cruelty b. de
fenGant assarilting him, and with the aid Of he,
daughter putting him out of doors, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

The % NoTDOo" DOCTOR SENT TO JAII.-Ioseph
Carroll alias MINUS Middleton, the Eou(i00 Doc
tor, who Wes before the Police Court last week
as lnenjlone q In THE STAR, was Up again to-day
and the case in which the DabneyS were wit
neSSeS was dismissed. He Was, however ar
ral9ned On two other charges-larceny Of a gold
chain ard cross belonging to John Ford, and a
nutlng machine from the same person. Mrs
FORD test fed that Carroll came to her
house when she. was nearly bind. and said
she was CO njured, that some one had buried a
polite In Il e back yard and it must be removed.
bat that II he bad some gold he would get it.
and she produced the things and he
TOOK ITEM. Carroll took the stand and
made medicines of herbs. IIe claimed that she
gave the things to him. The court advised him
to change his profession, and said that he
would give him 60 days in jail to reflect as to
whether he would continue TO impose on the
ignorant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

TO CLOSE OUT My STOCK of cl0akS / offer to
sell them at great sacrifice. Such Inducements
has not been offered for some time. Don't fail
TO call at ChaS. Baum'S. 4NS til St /
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CAEPETs at factory prices; oil cloths. ell
widths; Nottingham curtain lace, from IS cts !:
cloths for men and boys wear, from 81, so. 80.
IS cts. ToWsOn'S, e35 Pennsylvania avenue
south Side-Adrt
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nRESS1IAAIH2.
II MISSES HAMILTON.

eos PeAsss yfrdsss1 4renHs,
Wish to inform tho ladies' Of Washington that they
have opened an establishment CT the aboss address,
Walking dresses, So; Handsome Silk aud Velvet
Dressss, $10 sia and si5 Style ana work not % bc
axcelled. uoYl92R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31
HOLIDAY GOODS.

SILK Handerchiefs, I2E, 30. %, 81:
Brocsde SILK handkerchief, 80 worth IS;
Ladles' Initial Handkerchiefs AT cost
Ladles', Gents and Chdren's Haidkr rchiefs che
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Sets and Scarfs, chear9
Ornamental Presents can be made out of our 81
stock Dress Goods; Black Cashmeres;
E;ack and Colored Silks At unusual low prices
Elegant Black SILK. 81 % TO Sl75,
no better Souvenir for the Holiday Season thar,
present OF one OF oCr nice Cloaks:
Brussels CARPETS, 40, IS. 80, SIC
al wool IEgr3ins. 55c. inxrains % 30 SIC
decl9tr L. n. NACDAIN, 769 Narket Spare
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CITY ITEMS.
FINEST Card Photographs 81 per dozen at
Blacklitge's Gallery, III Market Space.

IT MAY Nor BE GENERALLY KNOWN that FL
r. H., the Prince Of Wales, when going TO India
ordered one hundred cases of B0llngar to be
taken on board the Scraps " for private use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

ONE HUNDRED Drug Stores in the Distrie1 sell
Dureng's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t cures rheuma-
tiSrn every time.
Lodiites Headache Specific contains no injuri-
Gus substance Cures headache very quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

SELLING OFF all the best IS cent dress goods
at is and 20 cents, at Tows0ns, 635 Pennsyl-
Vanta avenue, south side, near 1th,-Adrt
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District Government Affairs.

commissioner Phelps has recovered from his
lndlsposition. and was at the Columbia building
to-day.
The District poor fund is in receipt OF 81 .S75.
paid In by the Washington market company on
account OF rent due the District.
some twenty-five candidates for places On
the police force were examined b. the police
surgeons at headquarters to-day
The removal OF the apparatus of the fire.
alarm telegraph to police headquarters has
been completed and the machinery is all In good
working order.
MeSsrS. Riddle and 1ngersoll were cloSeted
with the District Commissioners to-day. dis
cusslng the codifcation Of the District laws, a
OIL 1or which has been prepared, to be pre- seat
ed TO Congress for action
Major Morgan will TO- morrow detail forty-twO
policemen to duty at the Presidents house, two
at Speaker RandallS, and two each at resi-
denceS OF the Cabinet officers who receive.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER C0NIIQUE.
TnTshaY YlaC Al sRfn ~ NMiSaIHY ASD

MONDAY. DECEMBER so. NIGHTLY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES.
=, Exn matinee New Years Day. The great artists
the Fieldings tJohn and Maggie; the musical ar
lists. the Sharpleys Erred and Charley) the great
Dan Mason the German Conique: Grace Garland
song ana dance and specially artist Nellie Mont.
Iantomme this week-all new features-by our
EanInotn company dec}0-tr
OBJ FELLOWS HALL.
BLIND TOM
NO Commencing WEDNESDAY, January 1st
MATINEE SATURDAY. JANUARY 4Tsi
Doors oIen at O'Clock, Performance at 2 O'Clock
No RESi RIVED SEATS AT MATINEE
ADMISSION ...... Do cents Reserved .... Is cents
CHILDREN HALF PRICE
Plan of Hall and Tickets at Ellis Music Store
decS06t
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
NATIONAL TIIEsyE,s.

m AXIO.a-1h IEs ~ tfSe
~ SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 4, 1879,
ShRkespeare's Whimsical Crastion
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS,
Under the auspices OF Parish Union of All Souls
Church. and in aid of its mu sic fund
vania avenue. 6ac3STf
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LADIES' looking for garnitures, flowers In
dresses with, should look in at Friebus, $50
MARKET Space. He also has ali the scarce
Sh2pes In white and cream French felt hats; his
prices are low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

IT Is TO BE HoPED that the people will not for
get the faithful letter carriers On New Year. I
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WEEK OF PRaTER.-At the meeting uf the
preachers or the Methodist Episcopal Church of
the District yesterday, q resolution was ADOPTED
10 observe the week OF prayer recommended b.
the Evangelical Alliance by 4 union OF all the
ket1Cdlst churches al the Metropolitan Church
Rev. Dr.. NaylCr pastor. every dly during tha
coming week. from 70 O'Clock
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
FOR NEW YEARS.

FINE PLATED EPERGNEs. FRUIT BOWLS.
NUTPICKS AND CRACKERS, NUT BOWLS.
CAKE BASKETS, BUTTER DISHES. COFFEE
uRNS. ICE PITCHERS, TEA SETS. WATERS,
FLOWER VASES. AND RODGERS SUPERIOR
TABLE CUTLERY.
deo27 NJ ". GAIT. BRO 4 co.
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ROMAN, onyx, coral, diamond and Jet jewelry:
Plated bracelets, from three to twenty dollars
at PIigg's Jeweiry Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania
avenue, near AZ Street-4t;ri
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Thomas Forbes and Sarah Black; Jordan Bow
els ard Maria Louisa Nugent; Henry Ritelhour
and Lizzie Kebecca; Frederick W Courtney and
Sarah Elizabeth Taylor; Henry Basel aud
Efnma Jackson; Thomas B. Warrlck AID Cath
Grine \. Jones; Frank Beck, OF New York, aud
Josephine Davis; Chas. Friedman and Lizzie
Eeiuneuller; Jacob Frey and Elizabeth Moran;
1homas Short and Matte l.. Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-31

E'OR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now displayed an unusually large and
s Sarled sto2k 81 FANCY GOODS and MISCELLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presents
sIANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDINGs
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF the sea-
son; the best JUVENILE and Toy BOOKS Eng
Esh and American. %
LEATHER GOODS, I'm new designs
PLAYING CARDS, CHESS, DOMINOES, CHECK.
Frs, &c
Ihe FINEST STATIONERY specially
MOHUN BROTHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNFRg,
oeclSr Cor. Penn. ace. and II,h ST,
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E IN 20 L L US,
COS 9th street,
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE
Offer special bargains in
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
LINEN AND LACE COLL ARS AND CUFFS.
SILK NECKIIES, LACE TIES, KID AND CLOTH
GLOVES,
PERFUMERIES. FANCY SOAPS. GENTLEMEN'S
FANCY SOCKS. LADIES' STOCKINGS,
FANCY SKIRTS, WOODEN
SHAWLS,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS. BLACK AND COL.
ORED DRESS SILKS, VELYETS AND
dee21tr SATINS.
THE CIVIL SERVICE AN EIGHT PAGE
1 Wai KY, publishing exclusively Depart.
ment Meas, Promotions, AppoinI snents. Official
Price. 81 xix months. lI0l Penna ave dec30tr
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If You WISH to borrow money upon your
real estate, call at the ONCE o. B. H. Warner,
SIC street NV.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
The public are invited to call and examine ora OF
GOODS i'll the city.
These Goods are marvels OF taste and elegance and
comprise q treat variety OF Russia Leather, Ivory
Tortoise Shell, Japanese and Cypress Goods; ais a
beautiful collection OF Minton Tiles, both plain aud
mounted.
Our stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS was never 90
large. varied or attractive ~
Fancy Stationery. Miscellaneous and Tow Rool,a
IN every style, quality and price.
VI. q. ( o a. MORRISON
dec3u 425 Pe3.H'a ace. a.te.