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The New York herald., 1879-03-27

- residence. on the ground that IL would be in
violation OF covenant TO that effect. The defendant
claims that since the erection of the elevated railroad
It has been impossible to use II for any other than
business purposes.
completely in stealing the remains of the late A. T.
Stewart but against whom there evidence on
that charge and who was recently convicted of utter
ing forged check for S&74 the West Side Bank was
called up TO the bar by Assistant District Attorney
Russell yesterday for sentence. Judge Cowing said
that several benevolent ladies and gentlemen had in
terested themselves in the prisoners behalf on the
ground that he had fully determined to lead good
life in future. Hoping he would do SO Judge
Cowing sent him TO the Penitentiary for one year.
John II. Hull an old man. formerly a broker. who
who had carried OF $4,000 In bonds from the Office
afterward arrested in Canada failed appear when
called in the Court General Sessions yesterday and
his bail. $500 was forfeited An execution was ss
West Twenty street. The Sherifs ofhcer on
visiting Reeds house. found only four chairs on
which to levy his property having previously Deen
sidney Colford Jones yesterday applied to Judge
Lsrremore in the Court Of Common Pleas. for leave
to change his name to Sidney Jones Colford In his
petition he states that the name of Jones is very
common one III this country and especially in New
York. and that he desires to be known by some more
distinctive name. He says he is twenty-six years OF
age and lives income derived from considerable
property, that the name "Coliord" is an old family
name and that only two of that name live in this
city TO his knowledge. Judge Larremore granted the
less in the New York Directory.
Cyrene Smith sued the American Institute to re-
damages for having excluded her rs m exhib.
itor in 1875. She paid fee of 81 and got the usual
permit to exhibit form OF truss. but was excluded
after three weeks. The damages she claimed were
for the expense of preparations for the exhibition
On former trial in this Marine Court she got a
judgment tor S145. but appeal to the Court OF
Common Pleas this judgment reversed. The
retired yesterday before Judge Alker who
dismissed the complaint on the ground that the
removal Of the plantif Agoods was within the legti
mate authority of the managers and within the scope
of their contract with the plaintiff.
John G. Shindler. justice of the peace. and Wen
dellin Smith, of Youngstown, Sullivan county were
brought to this city yesterday by United States
Deputy Marshas Miller and Strahan. they having
been arrested upon warrant issued by United
States Commissioner Osborn. charging them with
due Mrs Rachel Helfrch, retained $S72 out of 1372
received by them The accused gave bail for cxAni-
nation. 1t is claimed by the accused that they have
abundant proof to show that MIS- Heifrich received
all the money due her, and admitted to several
persons the receipt Of the whole amount 1t is also
claimed that Mrs. Hefrich is married and that her
receipt Of pension is a fraud on the government.
The New York herald., 1879-03-27

The total sales of stocks ct the Board to-day sg
gregated 124. 800 shares, which distributed
folows:-Canada Southern TOO; Chicago and North
western. 30.025; do. preferred 1900; Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific. 75O; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, 1850; Delaware and Hudson Canal
100; Erie $780, Hannibal and st. Joseph. 200; do.
preferred, 400; Lake Shore. 1850; Michigan Gen.
trial. 1850; Milwaukee and St. Paul. 11.o5o ao. pre-
ferred 2.435 Morris and Essex 200; New York Gen.
trial. 642; New Jersey Central 5,325; Ohio and
Mississippi. 450 Pacific Mail. 500; Union Pacific,
l,O35; Wabash, 1850; Western Union Telegraph.
9,163.
Money on call lent at q per cent until just be-
fore the close of the market, when the was ad
vanced to per cent The following were the rates
of exchange on New York at the aforementioned
cities to-day Savannah. buying premium SELL
ing a premium; Charleston scarce, par u pre-
MUM; New Orleans commercial d discount, bank
par; st. Louis, so premium; Chicago steady, lilo
discount buying and 1-l0 premium selling: Boston,
par to q slight premium. Foreign exchange was
quiet and steady. and rates remain unchanged Al
4.s51s 4ss for bankers long and short sterling.
The Clearing House statement to-day fol
lows-
Exchanges. $6s,Mvul
Balances. -....-................. 2,UV.7N
The sub-Trcasury to-day paid .out $63.eO7. gold
for legal tenders redeemed, and received $60,sOO
gold, in exchange Tor legas tenders Inc London
sdviccs report consos hrmer at % 1915. against
96l at the close yesterday United States fours fell
Off from 1913 to lO and recovered to 1O1 do. 41ss
advanced from 1861 to 10e and 1s67s from 1O3ss to
1oa hves steady at 1861, and ten-forties at
103I. Erie fell of from "a to 23 and TO 24,s;
the. preferred advanced from 43ss to a and dropped
TO 49,; do. seconds advanced from 62% to 63h. nli-
Central dropped from 80 to 81 and rallied to ~
Pennsylvania sold at IS ASH. New Jersey Central
rose from 36,s to 81, while do. consolidated hrsts
dropped from IS to "a. Bar silver advanced sharply,
selling up from 49i4d to sod. per ounce. with. how.
ever. q subsequent reaction to 49Ad The Bank
OF England gained E1ioo0 bullion to-day on balance.
The allotment was made at 10 Lie. At Paris rentes
rose TO l13f. 90c.
Government bonds here were quiet at the opening.
but became stronger later in the day. The subscrp
tons TO the four per cent loan amounted TO $2s00a
Tho clostn0 a Limitations wore a. followa:--
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VALUE OF A STRIP OF LAND.

Postmaster James has declined to accept the valu-
alton the Sinking Fund Commissioners placed
upon the strip of land lying adjacent TO and north Of
the Post Once. which the government was dcsirous
of obtaining. The valuation placed thereon by real
estate agents, whom tho Comptroller had employed.
was $9O0O0, and this IL the sum the Commissioners
were going to charge the United States. ExCommis-
sioner Hugh Gardner, inspector OF the Post Office
branches. represented Postmaster James the meet
ing of the Commissioners and his report to his chief
caused Mr.. James to write to the Treasury Depart
ment advising that no further action be hnd In the
matter. The land In question: IL is argued Ia of no
practical value to the city aud would be Of great use
to the Post Office Department
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March &c, Il

ALBANY. March 26, 1879.
In Court Of Appeals. Wednesday. March 20. 1879.
Present Hon. Sanford Z. Church. Chief Justice. and
associates.
The people. &C.. plaintiffs in error Henry Clews
defendant in error-Argued by A. Hazeltne, Jr. for
plaintiff in error, one appearing for defendant in
No. Is. Rose Mcdonald. administratrix, appellant
Charles II. Mallory and others, respondents.-Ar
gued by Robert d. Benedict for appellants William
Allen Butler for respondents.
No. 1873. The People rel. Peter voorhis and
another. commissioners of Highland avenue. ap-
pellants VS.. John W. Towt. respondent.-Argued by
Samuel J. Crooks for appellants Robert Avery for
respondent. Appeal dismissed on argument no
costs on appeal.
No. 1874. Nehemiah Raplec, respondent. Vs. Lewis
J. wilkin. appellant.-Argued by J. 4. Roe for ap-
pellant; M. j. Sunderlin for respondent.
CALENDAR
The day calendar for Thursday, March 81, 1879, is
follows:-Nos. 95. 96. I36, l39, 14f 2S7. %. 3D.
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state bonds were duh at the board. and Louisiana
consols and Missouri sixes'were weak. North Caro-
iinas were steady. Railroad bonds were generally
higher. and the following were the changes com.
pared with last previous sales AN advance of per
cent in Lehigh and wilkesbarre consols u In North
west gold sevens, in New Jersey Central nrsts CON
soils assented and do. convertible assented and in
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consols assencd Canada
Southern hrsts guaranteed and Ohio and Mississippi
seconds. There was decline of 4 in Donvcr and
Rio Grandc frsts. and u In Missouri. Kansas and
Texas seconds and Kansas Pacific. Denver division.
trust receipts. Lake shore registered seconds sold
1t l09k. Rock Island skies of 1917 II \. Union Ps
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HEAVY FALL IN COAL.

One hundred thousand tons Of Scranton coal were
sold yesterday at auction by order Of the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. The
sale took place at No. 26 Exchange place. and at
tended by an immense crowd. The prices obtained
were the lowest since the formation Of the coal COM
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AxDERsos-HARBERoER.-On the 25tn inst, by the
Rev. Dr. E. McGlynn. j. LETHAM ANDERSON. of Annoy,
China to ELLA 81 eldest daughter Of John $. Harber
ger, of this city.
SUrToN-DUNcAN.-At the Church Of the Atone
ment, by the Rev. q. c. Tiffany. on Tuesday. March
25. THEODORE d. SUTTON to Miss BLANcH E. DUNCAN.
OF Philadelphia.
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MR.. D. NJ. benefits EXPLANATION.
New YoKK, March %. 1879.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
will thank you for brief space in which to say
few words relative to my recent conviction for
mailing prohibited printed matter. With large num-
bcrs OF other people cannot help thinking great
injustice has been done have not had anything
to do with obscene indecent literature. have
had no desire to. 1t has been my aim through life
to maintain good reputation and to injure
Many competent authors, experts and publishers
were ready in court to testify not only to the
meaning of the language of the statute. but
that tie work which l am convicted is
not obscene. They were. however. not permitted
to testify There is very strong ground for believ-
ing that the prosecution against has been
because of my heretical opinions and publications
theological society caused my arrest and trial. 1t
is desirable on their part silence my paper my
publications. This determination has been emphati-
cally expressed by the officers OF the society.
Many of those who heard the rulings and charge Of
Judge Benedict regard them severe to myself All
testimony on my part was refused. and the direc-
ons to the jury OF such character as to lea
little choice to thom save to find against 1t
this effect If they found any sentences in the pam
phlet that might be thought to tend toward immo-
ralty, matter what. the motive of the writer
might be. or whether the general tenor OF the work
was good or bad, they must find verdict against
me Few books FEW and few people would
paragraphs in Shakespeare, Smollet. Stcrne. Swift
Goldsmith. Chaucer. Addison. Byron. Bufnes. Shell
ley. Boccacio. Rabelas, Montague and numerous
other authors all of which found in every library.
and in the Bible hundreds of them be found. If 1t
is just that should be sent to prison for cupid s
Yokes" every bookseller in the country should be
imprisoned also. every person who has In his life
done anything dixie playing game of cards. visit
ing the theatre opcra which might be thought to
''tend to immortality IL to be punished few would
escape. There few of our daily papers in which
passages cannot be found in the trial of divorce
caae n IN n n
tend to immortality If all are to be judged as Sc
verely myself nearly all would be in prison. IN
"Kissing goes by favor" One man may violnte .
law with impunity, while another for less crime.
must 20 to prison.
It is not sccording to the genius Of American lib
erty the principles established by fathers that
any difference should be made account of religion
or opinion; but in this it seems not Because
I honestly advocate unpopular and heretical views
am obnoxious to my sectarian opponents, who have
expressed the determination TO stamp me out
Whether go to prison or not, hope the people of
New York the country will give credit for vim
dicatng the liberty of the press and endeavorng to
maintain fair and honorable reputation
ID. M. BENNETT.
The New York herald., 1879-03-27

biEation in 1877 The coal was classified a. fol-
lows-sieamer size. 5000 tons; CRATE size. 10000
tons; egg size. 200Oo tons; size 5000 tons.
and chestnut sixe 10000 The steamer size sold
at average price OF 81 IA per the CRATE size
at SO l9A the egg size at 81 l79 the stove size at
81 5l% and the chestnut size at 50 34h. The aver
age price for the 900 tons 50 28 per ton and
the average decline in the various sizes as fol-
lows:-Steamer. 7Nc. per ton; crate. &c. per ton;
egg. 9a4c. per tom stove. 4c per ton. and chest
Lut. 7isc. per ton. The coal was well distributed.
the low prices and bought lots of from thousand
to fve thousand tons.
The following comparative table will show the
difference between the prices realized yesterday and
those which were obtained at last months sale of
coal by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road Company
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BT IOOID

Grave mistakes are made in the trea.morL
Of all diseases that arise from poison IN tho
| blood. Not ono case Of Scrofuls syphilis,
| White Swelling, Ulcerou, Sores and SAin
Disease in q thousand is treated without th9
| uee Of Mercury in some form Mercury rols
| the bones, and tho diseases it produces are
worse than any other kind of blood or skin
disease can DO. Doctor PEMBEETON'S
| STILLINGIA or QUEENS DELIGHT is tho
| only medicine upon which hope OF rocov.
cry from Scrofula, Syphilis ani Mercurisl
diseases in all stages. can bs reasonably
founded, and that will euro Cancer. $4,000
will be psid by tho proprie:ors if Mercury.
| or any ingredient not purely vegetable and
harmless can be found in il. Prc, BY all
| Druggists 81.
A. F. MERRELL & CO., Props,
nov lily Philadolphis. ra.
For sale by
E.S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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MEDICINAL.
LIVER

This important organ weighs but about
three pounds. sud sll the blood in living
person (sbout three gallons) pssses through
it at least once every half hour, TO have the
bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the natural purgative of the
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid it is
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to sll parts Of the system.
and in trying to escape through the pores of
the skin, causes it 10 turn yellow or q dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyapepais, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache, Bilieusne3s, Jaundice, Chiils,
Mslarisl Fevers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stom.
ach. and general debility follow. MER-
RELLS HEPATINE. the great vegetable
discovery for tospidity, causes the Liver to
throw Of, from ono to two ounces Of bile each
time tho blood passes through it, as long as
there Is an excess of bile; and the effect Of
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown. dirty locking ekin, will aston
ish sll who try it--they being the first symp.
toms to disappear. The cure Of all bilious
diseases and Liver complaint is made ccr-
tain by taking Hepatine in accordance with
directions. Hoadache is generally cured in
twcnty minutes. and no disease that crises
from the Liver can exist if fsir trial i,
given. Take no pills when you can sc!
Hepaline at the same price. For sslo by
all DRUGGISTS. PRICE 25c and ST..
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fIEDICINAL.
~ E q E II il IN -E
AN RNGEI.lENT MEDICINE.
Springfield, O., Feb. %, 1877.


Springfield, O., Feb. q. 1877.
This is TO certify that have used Vegetine,
manufactured by q. E. Stevens, Boston, Mass,
!or Rheumatism and General Prostration OF the
Nervous System, with good success: recon-
mend Vcgelino as an excellent medicine for sucn
complaints Yours very truly,
Mr.. Vandegrift. of the firm of Vandegrift, q
Huffman, is well known business man in this
plsce, having ono of the largest stores in Spring.
field, o.
Mr.. Il. r, Stevens: In 1872 your Yegeti5ne
was recommended to me, and, yielding to the
persuasions of friend, consented to try It,
At the time was suffering from general debill-
~ and nervous prostrstion, superinduced 6y
overwork and irregular habits. Its wonderful
STRENGTHENING and curative properties seemed to
affect my dshiitsted system from the first dose
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered,
gaining moro than usual health and good feel-
ing. Since then I have not hesitated TO give
Vegetinc my most unqualified endorsement, as
being safe, sure and powerful agent in, pro-
noting health and restoring the wasted system
10 new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and as long IS live never
expect to ind better. Yours truly.
w. II. CLARK, 120 Monterey st.,
Allegheny, pennsylvania
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pAlSINS-Lsyer and London Layer, in
IL boxes, halves and quarters loose Muscstel,
Valencia and Seedlesa Rsisins, just received and
for sale oWest current rates by
j. c. MILBURN,
north Rnual e
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7 III N1S

The fatality of Consumption or Tnroat and
Lung Diseases. which swoop TO the grsvo at
least one third of sli deaths victims, arises
from the Opium or Morphine treatment,
which simply stupefies as tho work of dea.h
goes on. $4,000 will be paid if Opium or
Morphine or any preparation Of Opium,
Morphine or Prussic Acid can be found in
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup, which has
cured people who are living TO day with ono
remaining lung. No greater wrong can DO
dono than TO say than Consumption is incur.
abie The GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure it when all other means
have failod.' Also Colds Coughs, Asthms.
Bronchitis and all diseases of tho ,hrosL And
lungs. Read the testimonials Of tho Hon.
Alex. Fl. Stephens and others in our book
free TO sll at the drug stores Tsko no
Troches or Lozenges for aoro Throat whom
you can got Globo Flower Syrup At samo
price. For sale By all Druggists. PRICE
16c and 81.
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DRY GOODS.
CLOhES FOH FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Wnrth so 50)

| G,LOhKS FOH FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
~ Worth 50 50)
December 81, 1873.
Wo hsye few 2ary elegant 1MPORTED
CLOAkS in stock, which will be closed out st
fearful reduction IN price
Also choice lot of very iuo BED BLANh'
ETS cheap. u.,
n r. Boomas No. 100 King street.
dec 3I Alexandria, Va.
NEW GOODS FOR XMAS, viz: Imported
~ Closk., very elegant; Ladies L. Q. Hand
kerchiefs in Chinese boxes, very handsome /;
Gents Z. &. Handkerchiefs in Chinese boxes,
very fine; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Hand.
kerehefs. now styles; Gents Silk Cravats IN
CREST variety; Gloves of every description, with
other choice goods iuat received and tor sale py
D. L. BRASHEAR
n. B. Hoomes No. 100 King street,
dec IS alexandria, Va.
CPEUIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
y Monday. December lG. 1878.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CLOAkS, &c.
We hsya in stock full line Of fine Bed Blank'
els from So 20 to SIS per pair; Shaker Flanneis,
very chsSp; full stock of Cloaks; Cloth and
Felt Skirts and Quilted do, very handsome to-
gether with ether cheap goods. Call and see
y. +. BRASH EAR,
II. B. Eoonios. No. 100 King street.
dec l6 Alexandria. Va.
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. &c g. r. N III M E

Tho following letter from Rov. G.. w. Mans:
field formerly pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Chnrch. Hyde Park, and at present settled Ia
Lowell, must convince every one who reads MS
letter of the wonderful curative quslties OF es'
e!ine as s. thorough clenser and purifier OF tne
blood: ,o-,
Mr. Ii. K. Stevens, -,
Dear Sir: About ten years ago my hea!tn
failcd through the depicting etscts Of dyspepsis;
nearly year later was attacked by typholu-
fever in lis worst form. It settled in my back,
and took the form of large deep.sested s6scess
which was fifteen months in gathering. nad
two surgical operations by the best skill IN the
state, but received no permanent cure lsuuer'
Oh great pain at times, and was constantly weak;
cncd by profuse discharge. I also lost small
pieces Of bone at different times 49,,
Matters ran ON thus for about seven years, TILL
May, 1874. whom friend recommended me TO
20 10 your Office, aud talk with you on tae VIZ
tus of Vogetine. did 30, and by your kindness
passed through your mandatory, noting tho
ingredients, &c. by which your remedy is pro-
duced.
BY what saw and heard gained soms con.
f1enco in Voge!ine 80,
l commenced taking it soon after, but felt
felt it WAS benoi.tlng me in other respects. Iet
l did not 500 the results desired till l had ia
ken it hfully for little more than year, when
tho difficulty in the back was cured for n.no
months hsyo enjoyed the pest Oh healtu'
have in that time gained twenty-five pounds
of flesh, being heavier than ever before in my
life, and was never moro able to perform labor
than now.
During The past few weeks had a scroeulous
swelling sslsrgo as my fist gather on another part
of my body. -,
l took Vogetine faithfully, and it rem owed it
lovci with tho surface in month. / think l
should havo been cured of my main trouble
sooner if had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed to its effects. 80,
Let your patrons troubled with scrofulaor kid
ney disease understand thst it takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and, if they will patiently take
Vcgetine, it will, in my judgment, cure them
With great obligations am
Yours very truly,
9. W. MANSFIELD,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
" BI 81 EI 1E a N -E
Prepared by
-. 4. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Voge.ne ia sold by all druggists. jan
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WTAGONSl WAGONSl WHEELBAR.
w ROWS WHEELBARROWSI- Jus!
received nice lot Of the above which Wa arc
selling 81! low prices MCLEAN & UHLER,
dec19 107 King street.
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HOUSEFURNISHIE GOODS.
E. J. Miller s. %.
Importers of
China and QueenSWare,
And Dealers in
GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS.

GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS.
Wo hsve now in store, direct from the manu- :
fsc!urers, full. complete and handsome as
sortment of goods, to which we invite your at;
tention. Our goods are all new patterns and
we'll selected,
Plain White and Decorated French China
Dinner, Tea snd Toilet Sets; Handsome Cologne
Sets, Boquet Holders Mustsche Cups and Sau'
cers, Mugs, Sc
Japanese Tea Trays. all sizes.
Japanese Card Trays, something new.
Chinese. Bamboo hnd Msjolics Tete Tcle
Sets.
Rogers Bros, Electro Silver Plated Goods,
Castors, Spoons Forks &c.
Toy Tea Sets, in great variety.
Perkins tS Houses Celebrated Library Stu.
don't Lamp makes useful and ornamental
Holiday present.
We ara offering our goods at very low rates.
and will be pleased to haTo you call and exam
lao our stock.
E.J. MILLER s. co,
nov2Gtf G5 King street.
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& O'BRIEN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
NO, 33 KING ST.,

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
IN HOUSE,
We have opened st No. &c ROYAL ST. m
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready TO receive all kinds OF NOR
chandise and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage 10 per-
sors who have PRODUCE Of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance TO the Market on Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning a. public
auction, when the bes. prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sales. go,
Persons having FURNITURE for ssto will
find it to their advantage to give US call.
We will attend to suctionsering st public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. ONEAL . LUCAS;
w>Auction goods constantly on hand and lor
seIe nov 5-tf
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WE HAVE MADE large additions to our
w stock of FANCY GOODS and TOILET
ART CLES-ColgAte's Soaps, Coudrsy's Soaps,
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Celulod Brushes and
Gac T. L.STABLER s. co.
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REMOVED

hGve removed my stock of
WATCHES,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c,
to my now store,
90 KING STREET,
(Next to Geo. Z. Fronch'5 booksLore)
whore will bo pleased TO SEQ all ny frionis snd
customers and tae public generally.
Just received q new snd handsome assortment
Of Jewnlry, &c, suitable for HOLIDAY PEH
SENTS. sewing Machines. Noodles, Gil, &c,
for ssle. gaE;NpsY tYELDF,
No % King street,
dec 12-lm Alexandris. Virginia.