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The New York herald., 1879-09-01
ANNUAL REPORT on THE AMERICAN NuMrsxArro

AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Tho report of the twenty-hrst annual mooting OF
tho American Numismatic and Archaeological So-
cioty of New York has just been published The
librarian. Mr.. Isaac +. Wood. advises in his
report an increase of the library, especially
through books OF reference. The late curator.
Mr. Edward Grob reports that tho society's
cabinet contains 1858 medals. tokens and 1etons;
1Ou3 coins 80 dies 81 OF which arc cancelled; 2o3
bills OF credit, Confederate notes and bonds. and
United States fractional currency; lS4 Impressions
of SEALS and nearly 100 pieces OF Indian pottery.
arrow heads. &c. Tho president Professor Charles
T. Anthon, LII. D., advises ''tnat Tor tho time
TO come We altogether give up tho formation OF .
collection and bend our strength rather toward tho
enlargement Of our library, which Is already very
extensive, far than those OF most private col
icctors." Papers printed, which were road at
the meeting by Mr.. Henri do Morgan, ION Some
Prank Scp1itures Of the sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Centuries" and Mr.. CASTOR L. Feuardont, on "Tho
Masculo- Feminine Demiurgos of the Egyptians"
The society numbers thirty-six life aud resident,
sixty corresponding and fourteen honorary men,-
bors Its secretary is Mr.. william Poillon and Its
new rooms at No. 80 Lafayette place.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
II RIPPLE SH e e T /.

NEW YORK. MONDAY SEPTEMBER /. 1879.
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'EW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS!.

We invite the ladies aud the public in general TO
cali and examine our carefuly-srlccted new stock
# FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS.
We nam" In part
Ladies, ana Misses Gloves. in all the latest styles OF
lace anG rubber tops, Lis!e Gloves, and In Kid
Gloves every qu.nty In < ), +, ana buttons,
and especially cal! attention To our celebrated
Princes. Of Wales ami Harris Seamless; also, q
iull line Of Misses 2-Button Kid and Silk Gloves
IN white opera shades. and street colors;
iaG",' and Misses Fans III endless variety, from
the Tiny Guilds 10 he iargpst-siZr Pnln-Leaf:
Hosiery in all uualiics-Whitc and Fancy Stripes
BalhrIrgaliS. and Llslc-Ihrcad;
l;artnns a.,a TRIMMINGS. silks, Satns. Silk anC
Wor>,ci FrinScs in all sha.'cs ana patterns;
Slk lhs. Bows. aud tlsttia Bows for the hair:
t.Irv goods:
u.r Ladi,e' and Intant-Drcss Department is ful
With pretty ARTICLES.
81 early ana give cal, 1T
apis LEVI HENTER'S. 627 Broad street.
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SUDDEN ILLNESS OF DIR. FL. L. THOMAS
Yesterday morning DR.. II. L. Thomas, :
well-known physician OF This city, started
out as usual to make his calls. While doing
so he was taken sick. and determined to 20
to his brothers drugstore, on Broad street,
and lie down for awhile. This he did, but
bad only been there few minutes when he
became quite i'll and unconscious from, it
was thought, apopleXy. Physicians were
summoned at once, but last evening there
was no perceptible change in his condition.
Later, DR.. Thomas was removed to Mrs.
Bransford's residence, next to DR.. Hoge's
church, where at this writing he remains in
an unconscious condition.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

-,faury CemeteTy.-Under the supervision
of the Superintendent of Maury Cemetery
(Mr. S. NJ. Perdue) many improvements have
been made very recently. This is the only
burying-ground used in the vicinity OF
Manchester, is situated just beyond the cor
porate limits, and extends back about a
Quarter OF mile. From the top OF the
hill within the enclosure is obtained mag
nifcent view of the surrounding country:
1t is visited by those having friends and
relatives inferred therein nearly every sun
day afternoon. many such persons carrying
with them flowers to decorate the graves OF
the dead. The map of the cemetery has
not yet been completed. The report OF
the superintendent for the month Of April,
shove q decrease in the mortality Of our
city as compared with the report OF March.
There were but two interments for April.
both being white persons.
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BROTHERS,
J2J BEOAp STREET.

.ht, new and cnicrprlslng firm Is constantly re-
ts.T}ng rcw additions 10 their already very large
s'drG II FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, JEW
E!EY. &c. 0ptMcd and ready for inspection this
rr,k Il ncw line of
SiIINS. all shades al 73c worth 81. at 97c. worth
>l.2j. II Il .23 wuri;i so. al Sl.47 worth 81
RliKpN>-Two Tones. Pain ard Fancies, G.. G. -
u. e.. ana Satin, at Sc. wnrtn 15c., at l2c,
worth zoe, Al 2uc. worth Soc, ane upward 10
tie finest qualities:
LhrkS-TorchonS and Brctonncs. Black and
Wh'c-a very full line ut very low prices. at
81. worth l0c.. nj &c worth 15c.. ut 2Oc. worth
SOC, at re. worth 45c. at 47c. worth Sc;
AIsp.n new lIrc of BUTTONS
one PRICE ONLY. ONE PRICE ONLY.
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Cp nlN e. G. q O DS.
COURTNEY ( POWELL
have now in store 4 complete assortment of
NpI,INI GOODS.

have now in store 4 complete assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
to"ich they invite the attention Of the public.
EA>>!MERES for men aud boys from csc. 10 SO;
BLACK CASHMEkES from SOC. TO s1.25 pei
ward;
BLACK TANISE from 50c to 81 per yard:
Black HENRIETTA from IL 10 $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOU$LIN;
BCNTiNGS, all Shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds:
bargain In BLEAClIED TABLE-DAMASk al
Soc;
Largest stock OF HOSIERY in the city;
tADERWEAR tor ladies. men, aud children;
rAnASOLS, KID GLOVES; +-.
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SIIAWLS;
Full stock Of DOMESTICS,
and many other desirable goods. "
We guarantee prices To be low as any In this
Inaikei. i29 BROAD STREET,
ah26-3In between Fourth and Fifth.
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TIE CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The compll-
mentary benefit to DIR. BartkoWskl VIII take
place tonight at Mozart Hall. Many anna
teur and all the professional musicians nave
volunteered their services. Inc Doclol
has taken great pains and devoted mucn
time In the preparation OF programme
which cannot fail OF being Interesting 10
lovers of music. 1t Is to be hoped that TINS
presence OF large audience. the friends OF
Dr. BartkoWski will testify their apprecia-
tion OF him as gentleman and musician.
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EXAMINATION OF E. D. COLE, OF FRED
ERTCKsBURG-uIsR sRECoLLECTIoNo OF THE
CONVERSATION BETWEEN MEssRs. DOG
GETT AND CHANcELLoa-MR. DoGGETT's
VIEWS OF THE LAW OF SELF-DEFESCE-
ARGUMENT OF CoUNsEL-DEcIsIoN MAY
BE GIVEN TODAY. = ..
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DELIGHTFUL OCCUPATION FOR LADIEs-A,
this season of the year there Is no recreation so
Charming for ladies' rs the cultivation of flowers
They can be grown iu the smallest plot Of ground
and at trihing cost. visit to ToLER & IIoop-
EH'S lovely gardens adjoining Hollywood, on Cher
~ street, will convince You of this fact. Call and
examine their large stock of beautiful flowers, or
read their advertisement In another column. They
have 10000 bedding plants ready for setting out.
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BRET Hems.-A large and fashionable
gathering was in attendance at the Dancing
Academy yesterday afternoon, many being
from Richmond. =.
John N. French, Esq, returned to this
city yesterday, after protractcd absence.
Several youngsters were ducked yester-
day morning near Mayo's bridge by the
sinking OF boat
The Beau Monde Club contemplate giy-
ing grand calico ball at CersleY's Hall on
tue 10th. 1t is to be the last OF the season.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cooler. In the afternoon it was
clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. M., so :;
9 A. NJ, 81: noon, G2; 3 Z. NJ, G5; P.
N., CO; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature. SD.
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PILLS AND HAIR-DYE.
n,r-TT's PILLS.
,,urro,ts OF A TORPID LIVER.

n Appetite. Rowels Costire. Pain in the
I" 9Th Dull Sensation In the back part, Pain
Fh" ~. Shnuidcreiade. ful'ncss After Eating,
F a,apciination TO cXcr;ion Of body or mind.
VI" '1tr,,x of Temper. Low Spirits. with a feeling
n, ',. NEGLECTED. some du,y. Wearine>s, Dizxi-
&. r',.crin- at the Eesrl. Dots before the Eyes,
r' s,,, IIcada che generally over The righ, eye,
l"",.,,c.. With ftfuI dreams. Highly -Colorcd
ir'ac. .,>,s ANY rx,tspprn swr1ous
..Sys WILL SOON DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
c.,ec,ay adapted u such cases; single dose
:. srcl, \ cAlpgc Of feeling as to as'onish the
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illuminated and elegantly prepared. Ex-
,cellent music was furnished, and all present
heartily enjoyed the evening. The Commit
tee OF Arrangements-Messrs. James Brad
ley and Conrad Lipscomb, assisted by Mr.
Arthur Small as master of ceremonies
were untiring in their efforts to please all.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Act,ng Po-
lice-JuStice j. j. Crutchfetd preSidtn9.-
The continued case OF f. II. Mcclure.
charged with aiding and abetting Charles
C. Curtis in assaultins and beating John F.:
Poindexter, was called and continued TN
June I'd, to await the disposition OF the
Poindexter case in the Hastings Court.
Emma Wittingham, charged With keeping
and maintaining house OF lll-fame. A
partial examination was bad, and the case
was continued till to-day.
James Turner (colored) was charged with
throwing rocks in the street. On account
OF his youth he was turned over to his
father for punishment. .
A number Of merchants on lower Nam
street were up for violating the city ordi-
nance by ob>tructlng the sidewalk with
goods. They were discharged with al ad-
monition.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
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Police Statistics.-Th following is the
police report Of this city for the month OF
April, US presented by Chief-of-Pollce
Lipscomb before forwarding to the city
Council: Number OF felony eases for the
moath, /; misdemeanors, 81; ordinance
violation, Total, AZ.
There are four prisoners now In the city
Jail, and one was released during the past
month, his term OF Imprisonment having
expired. T..
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TUFTS HAlE-pYE.

,.-ar hajr or whsscrs changed to glossy black
-, .3nr.c apullrariUu oi this pyP. IL imIar's
raImlsl crior, acts s:Ei''aheo'S!' ana - 10 "' ''
so;! .y drIrsi,ts or sent by express on receipt Of
Il. ,,,-oo. So,v yorr
''1'''' f. l9-cOdly
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, NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

- Taft. Dca. Sir For ten wears have been a
rS.Hf ." Il, ", RI rcco,nyus ndei 70 me. used
,''.n. Sn: VITA rile fa,ih). am now wen inSn'
tr good appetite digestion perfect. regular so1s s
hs'' +-1rr and | have gained forty pomnos soma
W bTbr, are worth their weight IL gold.
S's!' Rev. +. l.. SIMPSON, LouisTi!e, NY.
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A NEW PAPER.-Mr. w. 81. Bailie, G. R.
knights Of Honor, is the editor and pro-
prietor OF a handsome new monthly paper,
the first No. of which appeared Yesterday,
devoted to the interests OF the Knights OF
Honor in this city.
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LADIES' FA1R.-The ladies' fair at the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church will be
closed after tonight. There are many use
full and elegant articles awaiting purchasers
at moderate prices. .. ...-.... ,...... Z.
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Muslcole.-An elegant programme win
De presented at the musicale tonight at
Beethoven Hail. Two wcil.known per
FORMERS on the harmonica are expected to
be present and take part in the programme.
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Personal. William A. lie Row, special
correspondent of The american EIpors
Trade; OF Boston, Is ia the city in the in
terest OF his paper.
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WE HAVE ACCEPTED TIE AGENCY for
ROEDERER CHAMPAGNE.
and offer 1t at such low figures tnat lovers Of good
wine will find 1t TO their interes. to call and ex-
anime. W.D BLAlRS CO..
9O3 Main street.
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PAINFUL lNJURY.-Last night William Car
donia, an employe of the Tredegar Iron
Works, was painfully injured on the Knee
while at work at the roll. DR.. Garnet was
called in ... ..- -....- So
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THOSE who have tried the Picnic CIGARS pro-
nounce them superior For sale at every place where
good cigars sold.
L. WIIITLOCK. Manufacturer.
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REPAIRS TO THE CAPITOL.-The repairs to
the Capitol, provided for by act OF Assem-
bly, have been commenced. The amount
to be expended is 81 200. f..,. 81 ..- /
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The Lyceum Soirfe.-The last soirfe OF
the season to be given by the j. Il. S. Ly-
ceum took place at Lyceum club-room last
night. II was attended by large and lash
ionable gathering. The hall was brilliantly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-02

Coroner's Report.-During the month of
April Coroner Ingram was called to- view
the bodies OF three persons. All were col
ored-one woman and two children.
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NJ. ELLYSCN Il CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
TeruScnIcuto III si'al,rio S;-iie.
Sln.es 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, northwest winds, backing to
southwest, rising barometer, warmer clear
weather.
For the South Atlantic States. falling ba-
rometcr, southwest winds and rain, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, colder north and
west winds, with clearing weather.
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers Of The weed and to
ail whom 1t may concern: If YOU want good CT.
GAR. either Sc. or l0c.. Wade in &c. E. ut Witt
LOCKS and have yOnr wants supplied.
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NEW ENGINES. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company are To- receive four
new passenger engines next week.
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AN ESTABLISHED FACT l-IlERMAS BoscHEN
& BROTHER keep The largest and bcSt-assorted
stock of Boots Shoes, Trunks Taliscs, &C., in the
city-509 anil i'll Broad street.
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TIE FIRE CoaMTTEE.-The committee on
the Fire Department will meet at headquar.
tiers at :5 O'Clock this afternoon.
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I. THOMPSON BROWN. 5 p. NJ, framed house
No. s south Twcnty-tirst street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Z. ~. trustees sale of
new llree-story brick dwelling NO. 5OO Grace
street.
NJ. l.. JACOBSON, 10 4. NJ, crockcry, glassware,
&C., &C.
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~ =. HAYWOOD. OF NEW YORK, SAYS:
v.r t{,rfcs exist that cannot be relieved by
f-,n. tyrr to H. rrrm1l functions. snd for
rts','.. no remedy has ever been Invented that
;ti>Ii, ;ti> i,Th,' nm, sr eject ~ TUFTS PILLS"
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DoS'r make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want SC. KEYWEST
CIGAR see that you get WIIITLOCK'S. with copy.
ri9hted label representing to6accO-teGf on every
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SAVE MONEY ny having your printing co1e attht
DISPATCH PRISTING-IloUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction saia rantecd.
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.,,n EVERYWHERE. PRICE. 25 CENTS.
.-y>cr a MURRAY SrEET, NEW YORK.
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SEEK no FURTIIER.-You will find no better
The PICNIC Is the best sc. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale aud retaiI at Z. WHIILoCK's, l445 Main
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r,.e-.. eject Of TUFTS FILLS is to increa,e
!' 80. and caG>c The body to take on fesil.
iSt ".i'.. i. rou:ishrd. and by their tonic ac-
IS.> ' ~, ct..yc organs regular STOOLS arc pi o.
Lst.t.
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sUPREMr Covnr APPEALS. YEsTERrAI.
Payne against the corporation OF Goodson.
Petition for a writ Of error to Judgment
rendered by the Circuit Court OF Washing
ton county on the 18th day OF January,
1879. Writ OF error refused.
Majors administrator, &C., against Ma
ior's admin: traitor and ais. From the CIR
cult Court Of the county Of Culpepcr. Re-
vcrsed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion.
Powell against Merrimon, &c. From the
Circuit Court OF the county Of Franklin.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion of the Court. In this case Judge
Burks did not sit.
Summers against Laruc, &c. From the
Circuit Court OF the county OF .Loudoun.
Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion.
Richmond and Danyllc Railroad Compa-
nv against Andcrson'S administrator. From
the Circuit Court OF Prince Edward county
Reversed, Judge Burks delivering the
opinion.
Hardy. &C., against Gayle. &c. From the
Circuit Court Of Matthews county. Affirm
ed, Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Gardner, &C., against Drumhel'er. From
the Circuit Coult OF Cumberland county.
Affirmed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion.
Terry against Fitzgerald. From the Cir
cult Court OF Pittsylvania county. lie
yersed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinon-Judses Moncure and Anderson
dissenting.
Shiun against Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court OF Alexandria. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
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GRAZING.
EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INST. TECHNOLOGY BIOS,
Hininr EnpIneyrtng, Chemistry, Architecture, Ma.
tural History, Science and Literature. &c. SCHOOL
OF MEcHAaIc ARTS for, elementary ana msnna pa nd
ad and santember gath and 25ih, At 4. N.
'u ANU ROBERT q. RICHARDS. secretary:
WILLIAM 3. ROGERS, Presldsuh mf z-SssHsh
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DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked better 81
CIGAR than WIIITLoCK'5 PICNIC.
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A HANDSOME VEssEL.-The large flour
ing-mills OF the HaXall- l-Crenshaw Company,
Of this city, arc now loading the bark Albe-
marie (Forbcs MASTERY with $500 barrels OF
their splendid -four, to be shipped 10 Rio
de Janerio. The vessel is lying in the dock
at the foot OF Twenty-trst street. The
Aibemarle is new vessel, having been
built in Baltimore about year ago, and Is
one OF the finest crafts that has ever sought
a cargo in this port. Her commander, Cap
| tain Forbes, is part owner, and bears 4
striking resemblance to Captain D. j. Hill,
so long and favorably known on the Poto-
| mac and Bay-Line steamers. The Albc-
marie has already made two trips to South
America, but to-day looks as though she
was receiving her first cargo. She takes
| out, upon this her third voyage, cargo Of
| 1000 barrels Of lard, from Baltimore be-.
sides the flour referred TO. She is about
450 tons capacity, draws when full loaded
! fifteen and half feet, and is registered
| 81 No. for thirteen years." She is fin
ished in the most elegant manner, and is
apparently as comfortable as many Of the
ocean steamships. Her cabin arrangements
are really luxurious, hanging upon the
walls OF which appear several illuminated
| texts, sacred mono9ramS, etc.-the hanGl-
work. no doubt, OF the Captains wife and
daughter, who accompanied hlm from BAL
timore, but who will not 90 further on this
voyage. Upon the front of the after-cabn
appears the inscription "Semper Ftdetis,' -
which the crew pronounce AS being
thus far most appropriate. Upon either
side OF the house over the cabin is small
brass cannon, used in firing salute upon
arriving or sailing from port, but intended
moro for ornament than anything else.
| The AIbemarle will finish receiving her
flour by Saturday, and will probably clear
| on Monday, and il she sails as fast upon
this voyage as she has hitherto (three hun.
dred miles in twenty-four hours) she will
soon reach her destination. AT all events,
the Captains many friends wish him bon
| uoyGge.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THREE HANDSOME s.
A NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, west Frank Ell
lin, with Mansard roof and all the moiern Improve.
mcntS. hntit In the most substantial manner
LARGE FOUR-STDRY BRICK TOBACCO.
FACTORY on Cary street between Eighteenth and
Sineiecnih streets.
iWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. Sl3
west Grace street. with eight rooms Including
Kitchen and servants room, with Ill the nOr'lcrn
improvements.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING. with nine rooms,
No. III east Marshall.
TNt-SrDRY BRICK DWELLING; with six
rooms, including Kitchen and servants rooiRS, un
Fourth street between Leigh and Jackson.
TWO-STDRY BRICK DWELLING; No. GlO
north Fifth street. with five roo.rs, and kitchen.
1WO-SrOfY BRICK DWELLING 30. sos
Third street. uor'h of Baker.
SECOS y aud THIRD FLOORS over the store OF
William jenkins, E,u., No. Is Is Main street.
RICHARDSON & CO..
Real ESlatc Agents.
INV 2-cod1w 11l3 Main street.
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p7ssNTgNt9-RaDESES.
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Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEST
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SUCH AS
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We have a!I the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
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we,rso do all kinds of BINDING and RULING
We will checrruly furnish estimates and sent
sou,lss when reou,rcd NH l2-d.sw.&w
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CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.

4 -aHtoLO, foOh hSC hEAN N w.
HAVING A LARGE TRADE,
and possessing unclu.Ied facilities for availiug
themselves CT any favorable turn IN the market to
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
tlEn:, As they do. exclusively for cash, they are
from time 10 time euabled TO offer to their CUSTOM
rs IN assortment Of goods unsurpassed both in
ricc and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
VII be found worthy Of examination by the closest
3aSer. They have latcly secured line of
BLACK SILKS
of very superior makes and finish, and which in
price has never been cquaed. We invite to this lot
oi silks the closest scrutiny, and guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
ELACk-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Vae "' their leading spcrialties-,hcy now display
Tie finest assortment of BLACK BUNTlNGS, Plain
figured and Satin-Stripe (Dew}.
OEESADlNES-ln unusual variety.
TANISE,
CREPE GRENADINE (new),
and many other desirable styles Of
MOURNING GOODS.
Neofer as special bargains one, two, and three
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sell rss-class Dry Goods ut the lowest prices They
show large stock fri m which you can make Your
selections. New goods received by evcry steamer.
LEVY BROTHERS
have made further reductions In the prices OF many
articles. We advise all III want of Grs-cIass goods
at the lowest prices to call at LEVY BROTHERS, and
make their pIrchascs