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National Republican., 1878-01-11
National 9epublitan.
Arnxai of Passenger Trains.

Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND n
sTREETs.
Mor,,inc Eenin1.
sl:A New York express loo. Boston express.
s6H N Y. night express l;6, Richmond express
6U, sleHandrA 2S, Alexandria
IN Alesandrin tia New York limited.
7:S Md. Va. southern. go. Alexandria
ssgL Alexandria. $40, New York mall.
s:S baltimore accom-. ssh, AlcNandria
sefS, North and west. $3.50, AleNandrla
pD Alex andria cas-, Midland Virginia
sihao, Alexandria. $50, AlebHndria ~
lldO, Northern pass .istO, North aud MesL
li:O, Alexandria, sg25. n. o.. Midland Va
InCo Richmond
"Airive daily. Others Sundays excepted
AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEroT, SEw JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND c STREET.
rfotnInp EtVrnr.
ssiS N. v. Phil 4 Bos ca. $50, Baltimore accom.
sN.i, Baltimore express. $50 Baltimore accom-.
5IO Western express. son, y Y, Phil 4 Bos eS.
S2n. Baltimore accom-. 5:ah, Western Mall.
s26 Fred &C. MET. br'ch) 't:51, baltimore accom-.
Ssa Baltimore Annapolis 'G4S BaltinIoye express.
and way. T:2n. Western express
E4S, MaTtinsburg and IIR 500, Baltimore express.
Ger-Own ac MET bT'chD sPl5, Y. Phil a Bos ex.
siN:O, Baltimore accom-. 1913 Baltimore accom-.
1l:sn, Baltimore express
#ArIivc daily. Others sundays excepted.
% For the time of departure of trains see adver'
tisensnts elsewhere.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

DR BANNING MAY BE CONSULTED AT THE
- Cushing House, 4G7 @ street, from FRIDAY, the
lith, to FRIDAY the 18th instant and longer, for
bis special treatment Of HERNIA, PILES. SPINAL
DISEASE. aud WEAKNESS and DISPLACE.
BRACE TRUssEs PROPS. and SUPPORTS, Send
for his pamphlet Apply early. ii1-a
@DS REwARD-F0R THE APPREHENSION
9Sc and conviction OF the person who entered
No. GIL street southwest, Tuesday evening last,
at about ten o'clock, and took oketbook contain
from u 400 to u co., IalO-3is
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

OYrIcE Posr AND DKror
COMMtssARy Or Su HsIsrENCE, y
wAsHISuToN, ID. c., january 8, is1aD
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will b. received at
this once until ~ O'Clock noon, January ~ ISIS for
furnishing the Subsistence Department at this depot,
the following Subsistence Stores, viz:
20 barrels xXx Flour, spring wheat; 80 barrels
choice Family Flour; 500 pounds Corn Meal: Zoo
pounds Fine salt In sacks LOO pouds Table SALT in
ther Information can he Obtantda this Office.
Jas5t ANDw. n, LONG. Capt and G. s.
National Republican., 1878-01-11

nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Specialist in ,he city can se consulted every
Sixth street northwest
srIcIAITY-Femae complaints and skin Diseases
noylGy
National Republican., 1878-01-11

ONE bottle Of Durang'S Rheumatic Remedy will
last five days If taken according 10 direCtiOus and
L never Mis to cure, Sold by every druggist in
vle CITY
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Rates of Postage.

Postal cards, 1 cent each, 60 without further
charge to all parts of the United States and
Canada with an additional cent stamp they
go to all parts Of Europe.
All letters, to oil parts of the United States
and Canada, 8 cents per half ounce.
Local, or drop letters that is: for the city
by carriers, and cent where there is no car
rier system.
Newspapers, daily, semi-weekly, tri-weekly
and weeklies regularly issued and sent to reg
ular Subscribers, cents per pound, payable
magazines published less frequently than once
o week, 3 cents per pound.
Transient newspapers, magazines, pnmph-
lets, books (printed), calendars, catalogues,
corrected proofs. handbii!s, maps photographed
proof sheets and prospectuses, l cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof. Single copies
OF the TELEGRAPH weighing less than two
ounces, the postage upon irregular numbers
is l cent each. All other miscellaneous mat
ter, including unsealed circulars, blank books,
manuscripts, photographs, ETC., and also seeds,
cuttings, bulbs and roots, and merchandise
not exceeding four pounds in weight, l cent
for each ounce or fraction thereof.
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To Obtain Comfort

Speedily and at little cost, end your Dyspepiic
suferings at pee by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Thousands who have for years sought
relief in vain from meadache; Nervousness ;an
Costiveness, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Palpita-
ton the He art, Cramps, Distress in the Stomach,
Coated Tongue, etc, have found a most COM
forting and complete cure in the use Of this
sterling invigorant. Keep it always AT hand
and while it will save you much misery and
suffering, it will also enable you to defy the
dungers Of Collie, Cholera Morbus. Diarrhoea
and Dysentery, and save your little ones from
Cholera Infantum. Buy a 81 90 bottle from
G. w. McFee or sample bottle at Is cts. and
test its merits.
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8. Meyers Spring Opening.

On Monday last Grand street was
the center of great attraction it was
fairly crowded with our beautiful
ladies, and jolllty reigned supreme.
The cause of this hilarity and pleasure
can be easily accounted for when we
bear in mind that the popular firm of
S. Meyer had their Spring opening.
Our attention was attracted by fairy
like appearance Of the front Of the
store; the sounds of distant music
reached our ears, and tempted by the
elegant appearance of the front we
ventured to walk in. We were charmed
with the view. There we beheld an
array OF beautiful goods arranged in
the most tasty manner; elegant vases
filled with choice flowers on the show
cases, and the mild light on the chro-
mos with which the shelves were dec
grated, gave the whole a charming
appearance. This stock comprises the
prettiest line of dress goods, dress
linens, embroideries, laces, ribbons, ties
and bows, handkerchief, ladies' hats,
&C., one can imagine, and we have no
doubt Messrs. Meyer will find ready
sale for them. The display was a
grand success, and Aessrs. Meyer may
well feel proud of their highly success
full efforts in exhibiting their beautiful
stock.
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Planting.

Corn is well advanced and in many
instances has had a first working.
Cotton planting commenced the mid
die of March and will not be finished
before the 1st of May. The weather
for the past week has been a drawback.
Northerly wind, with an icy touch, has
prevailed. No harm has been done as
yet. The rains have been few and
light during the Spring, and already
prayers for gentle showers are heard.
Gardens are thriving, and new pota-
toes have been discussed and found
good long time ago.
The fruit crop bids fair to be album
dant. The prospects were never bet
ter, and we are all happy in expecta-
ton.
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River News.

AS predicted last week, the river be-
gan falling Monday and has fallen
about eight inches since then. There
is, however, still plenty of water, and
it is probable that navigation will re-
main open until the latter part of June,
and may be longer.
The Clara S. passed down at p. m.
Friday, and the John Wilson at p.
M. Saturday; both had light trips.
The John H. Hanna came up Satur-
day morning on time and passed down
about o'clock Sunday morning; she
added several hundred sacks seed and
a few bales of cotton. The John
Howard passed up for Camden about
10 p. IN. Tuesday, and the Bastrop
about daylight the following morning ;
both were considerably behind time,
but we were unable to learn the cause.
The Bertha Drummer departed Wed.
nesday for the D'Arbonne with fair
trip. The Hanna left New Orleans
Wednesday, and the Clara S. was ad.
vertised to leave the same day but it is
probable that she laid over until Satur.
day. The next boats due are the
Hanna, Clara S. and John Wilson
from below, and the Bastrop and Johr
Howard from above-the former anC
two latter tomorrow. The Wilson
leaves the Crescent City Saturday and
will arrive here Tuesday morning.
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The city mass meeting is called for
Wednesday, the 10th instant, to take
action in regard to the election of
Mayor and Councilmen on the first
Monday in May. 1t is important that
the meeting be largely attended, and
that men and measures be fully dis
cussed. We have no pit schemes to
advance or favorites to urge. Each
ward will have the right to select its
own councilmen in convention and to
vote for them at the polls. The Mayor
will be nominated by all the wards
and chosen by all the voters in the
city. It will be no hard matter to put
forward good men for every place and
it is expected that it will be the main
object of every voter. 1t might be well
to devote some portion of the time of
the meeting to the subject of registra-
ton. No one will be allowed to vote
unless registered this month. Timely
notice has been given, but for some
cause or other it is delayed or neglected
and not one-half of the voters are reg
istered to day. We suggest the ap-
pointlnent of a committee whose duty
it shall be to see that every qualified
voter is registered. The success OF the
property holders ticket is worthy of
some exertion on the part of all.
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LEGAL.
->~-~~-~.---a-
rtONHTABLEsS SALE.

Henry G. Dobson
vs.. No. III.
Catharine Wright. 900.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouactitn,
Justices Court for Ward No. B..
Henry q. Dobson
VI. No. ITO.
Catharine Wright.
State of I-oufsiana, Parish of Ouachita.
Justices Court for Ward No. ..
by virtue OF two wrftS OF qe,.i flcins,
issued on Saturday, tho 23d of March, 1873,
by the Hon: F: A. Hall, Justice OF tho
the two above cases. and directed to me,
have seized and taken into my possession,
and will offer for sale according to law, at
ish and State, on
Saturday, Ath of May, 1873.
being tho first Saturday in said month, tho
in Wiiisen's and Rry's enlarsement 10 tho
louisiana, in :sauaro 10" on tho corner Of
GramInont and Catalpa streets, fronting
ono hundred foot on 6rnmmont street, and
running back between parallel lines, one
hundred and sixteen foet, more or less,
with all tho buildings and improvements
thereon, as shown by Notnrfal Book II,
page 225, and Notarial Book u page IS, In
the Recorders Office of tho parish OF Qua
chita.
Seized AS tho property OF Catharins
Wright, defendant, and will DO sold to sat
isfy said two writs, interest and costs.
Terms or sale, cash, with the benefit of
appraiscment. Il. J. LAKkIN,
Vt Constable.
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TlP TOP
THE CELEnRATED
HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION.

Will make tho present season Mt my
stable OH tho Mcclure place. three miles
north cast OF Monroe. La. His services arc
offered at 80 u single leap; go tho season
when tho fact IL certained or marc parted
with. The colt, In all cases, standing good
for the money.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDiGREE:
TIr Tor il q beautiful bay, full III hands
high, strong and muscular, possessing tlne
style and action: Was sired by tho world
Alexander Of Kentucky dam by Excelsior
Morgan grand dam by old 6ray Eagle.
PERFORMANCES:
He has taken several premiums at varl-
GUS fairs In kentucky. Also, In st. Louis,
Mo-, and a number OF premiums Mt Column
peting with some OF tho best trotterA in tho
West. He has trotted u milo in $40.
March %. 1873. II. w. MCLEOD.
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The new apportionment bill makes
Union, Morehouse, Lincoln and West
Carroll the twenty-second senatorial
district, and entitled to two senators.
Ouachita, Richland, Caldwell, Frank
lin and Jackson the twenty-third sena-
torial district, and entitled to two sena-
tors. Each parish in the districts are
entitled to one Representative.
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NOTICE U. 3. INTERNAL REvENUE
SPECIAL TAXES

SPECIAL TAXES.
Under the Revised Statutes Of tho United
States, Sections 1892, 1927, 32sS aud $3.50.
cation, or employment. which renders him
liable to Especial tax, IL required to procure
and place and keep conspicuously In his
establishment or place of business q STAMP
denoting tho payment OF said special tax
for the special.tax year beginning May I,
mates nate Who are Tia liable TO snoosi tax. aS' rs-
turn, prescribed on Form IL, In also
required by law OF every person liable to
Prescri bed for Noncompliance with tho
foregoing requirements, or for continuing
In business Hftor April 80, 1873, without
payment of tax.
Application should bo made to JuLIIrs
ENNENosER, Deputy Collector of informal
Revenue at Monroe.
GREEN II. RAUM,
At Commissioner OF informal Kovenus,
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Rev. DR.. Lawson, having received
the call to the Passionate of Grace
Church, will remain among US, to the
great qualification of his numerous
friends and admirers. The Doctor will
hold services on Sunday next at the
usual hour.
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Na,acel lANeous.
+ OtJIsIANA sfA ARE UNIVERSITY
AND
AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE,,
B4AroN ROUGE, La,

BATON ROUGE, La,
Is now In successful operation. with good
Of bsa liass SS S.s October and
x1s.i;ses for 1ns,~eeson-yery good an
sofs-the number .expec.sd soon to be In;
creased; much philosophical aud chemical
Sn
volamss, and |. GOOD equipment Of smsll
EaO.ts are also making to got In reaaine.s
WorlEahops and an Experimental Farm.
for which i.S acres Of good land have boon
C0s.rse Of Study embraces Wide field OF
literature and science; and parents will
oise. arc ranked :. studies. only OBLIGATORY
the SSsss hS arc IN fhs
10 become 'sstadent" or 'cadet," II option.
Ad..s.sso. grsa.ed to young men aud
youths not under fonrtccn year. Of ago.
wno sss In the of
charged only nom, dsss Of entrance. sta.
~ e Sor Ssnssei S osdes. cannot
be received until the Legislature makes AN
e Rsy : ana the
aents can nnd good boarding in BATON
who form "messss" can maintain them
selves for % to p month:
Ing, % 50; fael and lights. 50 ssnts; mesiical
Of nine month. sss or :. that rs sns tor part
Of session. PAYABLE monthly In advance.
ps st7 and
stationery, el6; medicines, Is; breAlIA9eH
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The terms of twenty-five Senators
expire on the 4th of March next
seventeen Republicans and eight
Democrats. Fifty-one Senators hold
over, of whom twenty-eight are Dem
ocrats, twenty-five Republicans and
David Davis. The indications now are
that the Senate will be composed after
the 4th of March of forty-four Demo-
Gratis, thirty-one Republicans and one
Independent, giving the former ma
jority of twelve, and only seven short
of two-thirds majority.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAYORS OFFICE, /
City of Monroe, March II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
sections two, three and four of Act. No. 81
of the Acts passed by the General Assem-
bly, of tho State of Louisiana Mt the first ses-
sion of tho third Legislature, began and
hold in New Orleans, January 9, 1873 an
election will DO hold in the City OF Mon
roo, on tho first Monday, 9th day of May,
1878, by tho qualified voters of Monroe, for
one Mayor and seven Councilmen.
FRED ENDOM, Mayor.
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Eleven men are In Jail awaiting trial
before the District Court. Two for
accessories of murder one for murder !;
four for robbery; one for attempt at
rape; one for mayhem, and two for
larceny.
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It is safe now to assume that all
danger of even a partial overflow of
the Mississippi Valley this season is
past. The Mississippi river is falling
rapidly all the way down nearly to
this city, and in few days rapid
decline must set in here. The river is
not bank full, and there was a fall
Monday at Cairo of nineteen inches,
at Memphis of twelve inches, at st.
Louis of four inches. The Ohio declin-
ed at Cincinnati nineteen inches, and
the Missouri is falling. To produce an
overflow of the valley it is necessary
for all, or nearly all of the great trib-
utaries to come out at flood tide to-
gether. It Is true that it is possible
for it to set In at almost any season
of the year and rain a sufficient guam
tity OF water to produce an iuundation,
but the indications are that this is
extremely improbable now. In 1875
it rained so much in August that there
came very near being an overflow,
but such long and continued rains are
of very rare occurrence. At present,
the signs point more to an early low
water than to a dangerous high WATER
Iicksb,Dy Herald.
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CUCCEssION SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachita,
Parish Court.
BY virtue of an order issued from the
Parish Court, will ofYer Tor sale on
Friday, April IL, 1878,
at the Court House door. within legal
hours, all tho right, tito and interest of tho
succession OF NJ. r. Edwards in tho suit of
Blanchin &c Geraud vs. $. Whited, j. A.
Armstrong and NJ. r. Edwards, No. G56,
now on appeal to tho Supreme Court OF tho
State.
1crnis of sale, on twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved
security.
JOHN q. SANDERS,
st Administ rator.
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Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, ID. D., will
deliver his lecture ON ssModern Civili-
zation and Judaism, !" at the synagogue,
this evening, at - o'clock.
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Hon. John Allison, Register of the
Treasury at Washington, d. c., died
of apoplexy on the 23d inst.
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DEGIsTRATION NOTICE.

MONROE, La, March IL, 1873.
Having been appointed Registrar of
Voters for tho City Of Monroe, will pro-
coed to make registration of all qualified
voters of said city. My Office will be open
for registration on Wednesday, tho Goth
day of March, and will remain open from
nesday, April 24th, Inclusive. ONCE in
the City Tax Collectors room, up stairs,
over City CalibOOsc. Office hours from 7.
a. NJ. to II NJ. and from 2. p. NJ. to z. T.. NJ.
ID. N. BOUIZ, Registrar.
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Jaconet edgings, jaconet edgings,
jaconet edgings, the best assortment in
this city, can be bought at auction
prices at the cheap store of Morris Roos.
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TOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PLANTATION KNOWN
as the "Austin Place. situated on tho
Winsborrough road ,seven miles from Mon
roe. The place contains ga 9l-lOO acres, Is
we'll improved; dwelling cabins and good
gin. 1t is first-ciass cotton land, and is one
of tho best places in tho parish tor raising
stock.
Terms: low, for cash; and reasonable
price on credit, part cash, and long
terms. Apply to
Il. s. AUSTIN, or
s. ID. McfNERY, ESQ
Monroe. La, August lst, 1876. t..
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FATAL ARRAY on STEAMBOAT ACME.

FATAL AFFRAtONS TEAMBVAT ACMEs
On the 26th of March, James Greer
asked w. E. Warder for some gun
caps, saying he wanted to kill Meyers
of Poplar Bluff and A. E. Giles, the
first engineer on the Acme. Warder
had no caps. Greer gave no reasons for
his enmity against either. They parted
and Warder informed Giles of his dam
ger and suggested that he be prepared
for him.
Giles and Greer had never quarreled
or had any misunderstanding to the
knowledge Of the officers and crew.
The evidence, however, discloses the
fact that Greer, carpenter ON the boat,
was very much incensed Mt Giles be-
cause he (Giles) would not permit him
(Greer) to shift the buckets ON the
wheel Of the boat at an early hour of
the day upon which the boat left port
[Trenton) and would not permit the
work to be done until very late in the
afternoon. Some two days subsequent,
while up the Bartholomew, Greer was
discharged by the Captain of the boat,
and it seems that Greer blamed Giles,
in some way, as the author. 1t seems
that Greer began drinking, and be-
came outspoken in his threats of re-
venge upon Giles, who was chief ell
gineer of the boat.
On the 2sth, while Capt. Cryer was
taking lunch i'll the pilot house and
Greer was temporarily steering for
him, Giles entered to take a smoke, as
usual with the officers when off duty.
Without word being spoken Greer
abandoned the wheel and with blow
felled Giles to the floor.
Capt. Cryer, assisted by A. S.
Rabun, separated them. Giles with
drew from the pilot house. Greer at
tempted to follow him, and being de-
tanned, said that they might as we'll
let him go, as he designed killing
Giles any how. In few moments
Giles returned, pistol in hand, and
made efforts to shoot Greer through a
broken sash. Capt. Cryer, fearing for
his own life, threw Greer from him
across the pilot house. Greer recover
ed himself and stepped out of the door
on to the hurricane roof, when Giles
fired upon him inf1icting fatal wound,
and retreated towards and down the
back steps, Greer following. The
fight continued, Giles striking Greer
once or twice with the pistol, when
Greer suddenly fell and died in about
five minutes.
Judge Slack had an examination on
the 10Th ultimo, and held Giles in 500
bond to answer for manslaughter at
the next term of the District Court.
Capt. Cryer having entered into bond
tor his appearance the accused was set
at liberty.
Greer came to Monroe some year, or
more ago, from Ashley county, Arkan-
sas. When sober he was rather a
quiet man, but when drinking was de.
cidedly bellicose. He leaves a wife
and one child in destitute circumstan.
ces. Mr.. Giles, the accused, has not
been very long ON our river, but has
established the character Of q quiet,
sober, worthy mechanic.
! Greer's wound was just below the
shoulder in the back, the ball ranging
down, and probably penetrating one OF
the lungs. He was probably in a
stopping posture at the time he re.
ceived the fatal shot.
| Jaconet edgings, jaconet edgings,
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CIIEItIFF,S SALE.

CIfERIEF'S SALE.
Succession of G. II. Morrison
Stephen Alexander ct al.
Parish Court, Parish of Ouachita, state
of Louisiana.
By virtue of q writ of fl. ia. issued by SAID
court in said matter, have seized and Will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House
in the city of Monroe, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on
Saturday, April 20, 1878,
One two-horse wagon and body.
Terms OF SALE cash, without appraiSe-
ment r. =. RICHARDSON,
81 Sheriff.
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LEWIS d. ALLEN, Jr.
CoUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

COUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure In making
known that he is now "a we'll prepared as
before the war, IL not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
Manufacturing or Repaiyfn0
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand speci-
mems of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. de will also carry on a general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds OF
blacksmith hing. Terms reasonable.
April % 1869. mo- FIR. ENDOM.
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Ladies' scarfs, all silk, from BIC up,
at Morris Roos'.
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Call ut Sholars & Keys and be con
WINGED that they are offering induce
ments in prices of boots and shoes.
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Ladies' silk bows, the latest, for only
2jc a piece, at Morris Roos'.