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spur T.ake.

Wencknowletlg Ours gfeasss vDtls, el
/, I,rofessor j. W. M tILEz, oil the lniyer-
- "a ~; ,,,,;a soy III eor,r 4t7 d bret
= I, flsa q ,a,,s,, Asse-
paper fealOy na,'' 49, LII
citation at Brig LII N
regsrss to the Sour Like 2, In Texas, about
,uhicis some fparigfapns Hnve appeared In
on THE oCCQRRs NJ QF NATIVE
ACID IN R4srEss ~ =
b MOI far from she Gnit OF Mexico, any q =
Within tWenty five or thirty Inlies 20 tps
westward OF the Neches rivers snerc ocs ta.ll
at several kocalitles--ln some lnstancesa -
the woods, I'm others fn the mfdsl 9, gps ~.
prairie drainae ana sIsa,,SM
pools 0$ water strongly souF 70. Tug ,a ~.
This seurness is due 90 the pTesense =. ~,
aui0hNric acid, when ls ~ a.,
yaStcus salts, especially aluminium aHu INV. .ton
sntyshates. Al most Of. These points sas.s
.trs continually escaping lynFo9ens .ne,-
ptiide, marsh, gas. and carDo sInyoatNu,'
{ne bubbles burning readily on the appatca-
eion OF a light S.Sss :.1t, e ss: .:.. :, -.
Attic bottom of the watery IN so1ne III.
stances. as atsonegpoint where by means cans OF
an artificial bank. pond has beea formed .nli
OF some two hundred aud fity 1eet IN d!aHe-
+ ter, known locally as the - sour lake., an an
earthly crust With ihtermingled free snlphur
is observable. a thick, tarrY variety OF pc
troicum is found 0ozing from the surround
ing soil, occasionally to such an extent that
so sd taken mp. with a spade are set on IRE
Eand used TO give light in the open ar az
might. .-. T, ]. =,
At a point in Louisiana some MY or Sky :.
miles further east, here, however, the az: actq
water does not occur, though coRDust'o'e
gas and petrolenm are met with on the SUI
face, "a most remarkable bed OF native SUI.
phur,s one hundred feet IN thickness. mas
| been reached at the depth OF four hundred
/ and fifty. feet by Doring, and shalt IS being
|at present sunk for its. exploitation. This
large mass OF. native sulphur is more or less
mingled with calcium carbonate. and under
laid by gypsum. The circumstances con-
nected ). with the occurrence together in
this region Of combustible gases, petroleum:
,,raat intarest I'm relation 10 the mineral his
Sie"' III ,:s'i.n,' 80. 49, -
tory OF naive sulphur. d..
/ The Suiphuric acid water, winch seeuls 70
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nj D. g E. ,MITTELDORFER,
SCI BROAD STREET,
will open OH MONDAY their third supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EJTNTINGSl BUNTINGS!

RUNTINGSl BUNTINGS!
A fresh supply jus. received in PLAIN and LACE
STRIPE, In black and coloitd:
ALL-Woot DUNTlNGs-Ihs best soods-as' 90
BLACK CASHMEnss a, 12K. jog. 90; g, 80, 80,
BLACK TAMISE. BLACK GREN ADINES,
BLACK SILks-the greale,t bargains in The city
from 621.c. 10 ~ per yard:
CoURTAuI.D,S CRAPE1 , anct lon Yer, low
TRiMMiSG ISL Is and sArIss to match goods
LAWS 4! Is3yS; full suppl. just received:
Best A PERCALGGS ut SIC, regular price 12hc.
PRINTED BATiSTE ut l0c, yard vice;
UNION LAWNS at 6hc.;
CHENILLE PRINCES at loac.-ah the new
HLAGK SILK PRINCES in great variety:
HAMBUlG EDGlNGs, ToRcHuN ami BRETON
IS pieces MADnAs GlNGHAMS ju.; received.
MATTI&GS! MATTING>!
200 pieces WHITE aud FANCY MAiTINGS from
aucion-the grcatsst bargains ever 'lis:eI III
l62c.. "a Cheek III %. regular price 40c.; 81
oIL-GL0TIIS. Floor ami Table: Cocoa NAT
TINGS, HEMP and WOOL CARPETS, 10 be
sold ar n Sacrifice 10 close;
Ga BLUE FLANNEL. al 81 80. 81. -. ard 81
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, CUTTuNADES. LIN
per yard To $50. ...s
CORSETS! CORSETS!
SIDE. LACE and SIDE-STEEL C0ESFTS n SOC;
CORSErS al 25. 80. 7ic., 81. ana = .25:
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ud;cS, ut 81
regular price So:
PARASOLS PARASOLS-1 Few stock lust opened,
from 15c. TO $5-a large AS or meat
HOSIERY for ladies. children and gentlemen In all
style, and ai all prices: from SC. q pair w;
LACE SCARFS ant BOWS from l5c. 70 ~;
DOMESTIC$ retailed at wholesale prices:
WHITE, QUILTS at As, so, CO. %, 70, s5c''
WIiiTE GOODS. CORDED PIQCEs. LINEN
LAWNS. ORGANIZE Lawns, VICTORIA
LAWNS. II prices TO IstOni~h all:
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 75c.-rcguar price
Sl25.
Dou't fail to call on us before YOU buy.
o ID, & +. MITTELDORFER.
nv l2-MWSS SCI Broad street.
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We cannot publish notices OF final exarai-
nations, exhibitions, &C., of private schools.
Wetried to do so last year, but found that
we could not lind room for half the reports
that were sent u.s. Many OF our readers can
hardly tolerate. reports OF commencement
exercises at colleges and universities, and
they would forsake us il we were to fiji our
COLUMNS with similar reports from the nu.
merens excellent private schools scattered
all over Virginia.
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NE NEW GOODS NEW STYLES
just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE. 90.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg TO inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmen at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SIIAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l3-3m No 1904 Main street.
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DEATHS.

niel. Friday morn!n-, May l6, 1870. at the resi-
DELENE. daughter Of Henry g. and Annie e.
Rhodes: aged three months and twenty-hrce DAYS
THE funeral will take place SATURDAY MORN
ING al haif-past 10 O'Clock Friends and acquainf-
ances OF the family respectfully invited 10 al
tend. ,-.-..--,,- #.- '..... .t-,-... ...ss -
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, at 1o:45 P. m., May l6. 1879, at 1880
Main street. PATRICK CUMMINS, after bref
illness; aged fortv-lv ears. '' -
: His funeral VIII take place on SUNDAY AFTER
MOON at 8 O'Clock from ST. Petnrfs Cathedral The
relatives and friends OF the family and those OF ms
brother Edward Cummins, are invited to attend
wi hout further notice. 80. t.
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The Fish-Ways.

+: We are glad to see that Colonel McDoS-
AID, Fish, commissioner. has put some or
his fish. ladders into operation with entire
success. The Lexington Gazette has the
following notice of two of these, which are
exhibited to the. people OF that town:
McDoSALD's FIsH,LADDER.-Thc McDon-
ale, h-way AT Lexington Mills dam is in
full opegationsand an entire success" Fish
are now passing over it. Every one inter-
ested in the novel and simple scientific de-
vices CONSTRUCTED under the immediate SUI
pervision OF Colonel Mcdonald, can have
their curiosity erati6ed by visit to The
river. 2To-morrcW be will have in position
his cheap and convenient fsb-way for small
streams in operation near the large one on
the same dam. This invention has received
the approval Of most eminent engineers, and
bids fair to supplant every other device vet
given to the public. 1t can be operated with
one half the water required by any other
way. ....
1t can be constructed Of few. hundred
feet Of lumber by any ordinary CARPENTER,
with hammer, saw, and few nails, Tor
small streams, such as the ordinary creeks
of the county.
It is most important subject to the coun-
try-that of increasing the supply Of fish
and stocking streams generally with good
food fishes. And the important matter in
fish, culture is to build fish-wayS by which
fish may easily ascend the rivers and creeks
10 their favorite: breeding-grounds. This
way of reaching those grounds would Sc
cure an abundance Of young spawn, so that,
should we have proper laws to protect the
fish, the whole State would have plenty
of fsh-food and an amount of-sport and
recreation never before equalled since the
foundation OF the Commonwealth. ..
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II 81 SEEg1 Al. a4sTaGEs
saSa AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK TO
SELECT From AT
TtfALHlaER BROTHERS..
IL COL BROAD STREET. CORNER or SIXTH.
aE.Ea.IiAls.5I n ], !. la,,slsIae,s,,.

~ -
Our buyer having tecu in New York during The
past S fss AND o'fn Es sns III pRS AND
SUMMER GOODS.
His selections have been of the very best, aad We
sPEGIA!hIs gAR e srr =, -.
M e e the sf,' ssvs .pee,a,
drives We have added some great bargains In
tils line. Look II, our soc. number, Usually sold
gLaCK BRnCApED. and sATIs-STRIPED
GRENADINES In the handsoinest cesigns-.ihe
prettisst ever introduced Into this city, Also,
The '9 IxRsG 5fssTT and aosf STOCK
DREss a ey asy
10 every shade to pe had, from 12hc. TO the finest
sIpaE-BAS iD LAWNS wltt handsome orocaded
figures, something new, and every style OF
LAWN that Is made; These goods have never
SOMETIME sG never heard OF 5esore-DREss LINENS
In PLAID. STRIP Ed. CHECkED, ard every
u slyleimngins BILE, AZ only lOc. per, yard. Tnsse
same qualities that have been selling for csc.
Don't fall TO secure adTess. go
fuclnains TfCToRiA and yIsHOP LAWS,
LINkNLAWN<, PiQUEs; PLAIN; STRIPED,
- CHECKED, and BhoCADED NAINsooks,
New styles cAssiM EREs for mems and boys wear
a. lower prices lhan eyer. e,,y.
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS. fs-' f..H
We are keeping much larger line Of these goods
than heretofore, owing to our silk trade growing so
rapidly. We ure enabled 10 offer these goods much
lower than market value. Our stock comprises full
selections of
and CHI Et * ED; and also q full line OF TRIM
MING SATISS, on which We have made great
reduction:
PRINCES and RIBBONS. TO match all shades Of
DRESS GOODS: 49,. ,..-,...-.-
BUTTONS of every kind aud style. and in the new
est designs: IS .@-.
BLACK FRENCH LACES, BRETON LACES,
- HAMBURG arrd VALENCIENNtS LACES,
and TORCHON LACES--1 very large supply {;
HAMBURG EDGiNGS and EMBROlDcRlES-a
beautiful assortment;
MITTS ali shades: LlSLE and SILK GLOVES:
HOSIERY in FANCY and WHITE OF 1000 diff
ferrnt styles.
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS. We have now q
fui, line OF IN. latest Spring and Summer styles
of the Domestic Puper FdshiOnS. Sole agents
for Broad street.
~' THALrlMER BROTHERS,
nv l7-SM&W G0i Broad street.
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The New York Herald has o good article
on Judge HUGHEs's opinion in The KINNEY
case. The. Philadelphia North american
has silly one. -
.r1,s- S
! Let the Herald apply its own reasoning
to the case of the Chinese in California, and
it will not again say that to make them citi-
zens would make them voters. They could
not.in that event be denied the right to vote
on accounto OF race or color, but they could
befor any other reason out OF dozen that
might be named. ,ss-.4... .,s.-
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MET aE MOST IMPOSING DISPLAY
of DRY GOODS In this city Is now presented by
COHEN BROTHERS.,

who will offer this week
LIIB,N'S ALL-WUOL DOUBLE-W WIDTH TAM
=, ISE at 45c., the value of which is Csc: also,
The finest numbers Ut fully 2uc. \ yard under
value:
BLACK CASHMERES ai 37xc., reduced from SOC. :;
CASHMERE DE ECOSSG at 42t7c., heretofore
sold at SOC. All Cashmerc rcducel;
The SILK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH AZ 81 a
yard worth $3.50: AUSTRALIANS CRAZE
and other Mourning Goods i'll large variety ana
1T low prices; ,
GRENADINES at 12H, Is. and zoe: IRON
GRENADINE at Csc. valued at Acc; MEN
CAN Ml.SH III si2@c. worth fully 90c.: 1t 92c.
warranted worth S1.25. Ako, The MOST eXfcn I've
variety OF BRUCADE and SATlS.SrRlPED
GRENADINES 1T fully 23c. Il yard less than
general value: ...- ..
BUNTiNGS in all their variety at exceedingly low
prices. my ~
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hT THERE WILL BE a MEETING
in the interest of the VenabeS,reft Baptist Church
Sunday school NEXT SUNDAY MORNING at ] l
O'Clock. Professor CHARLES Ii. WINSTON and
Rev Dr. j. L. N. CURRY will deliver addresses.
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MARRIAGES.

| Married, on Thursday afternoon, May 18th. at
haIT-nast O'Clock. tie residence OF the bride
mother, N Norfolk city MARY s Gu dauster OF
Of Waco. Texas. formerly Of Richmond. Va, Rev.
Neander M. Woods. assisted by Rev. George d.
Armstrong, D. D., oflciatng. ..
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~ EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streeis).-The
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM e. HATCHER. u. D., has rs-
turned to the city. and will preach at IL o'clock A.
u. and AT O'Clock p. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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The Philadelphia telegraph. the fairest
OF Republican papers, viii find, if it win
read bis opinion, that Judge HUGHES fully
eosaidered the constitutional question which
tile Telegraph raises .as. IL new. :,
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hT REV. T. II. KERFOOT, OF Eutaw-
Place far,st church. Baltimore, will preach the ar
uiversary sermon before the Young Mems Mission
airy Society OF the First Baptist church SUNDAY
NIGHT At S O'Clock.
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1T At CLAY-STREET B A P T is T.
CHURcH-presching by the pastor and the admin
is,ration of the Lords Supper after morning ser
vice. Services at nirht as usual.
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T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth strcetsl.-Rev. HENRY McDoN-
AID, DID,, having returned to The city, VII! preach
on SUNDAY at llAM. and 8 p. M
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hT SECOND PR S BY T E r l A \
CHURCH.-The time OF the AFTERNOON SER
VICE in this chu; ch. until further notice, will be
from . 10 O'Clock. ..' 80
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.nTFIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad streetsI.-Rcy L. ". WARREN,
D. D., pastor. will preach on SUNDAY MORNING nj
IL o'clnck. Rev. E. II. hERFooT, of Baltimore At
S4P.M =. - .., B.. 80 .,
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THOW D-GROYE CHAPEL
Young Mems Christian Association)-Rev. E.. T..
BAIRD, D. d., will Freach %. VI At Howard Grove
chapel on TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at
a.. O'Clock
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ME- BROAD-sTREET METH

H- BROAD-STREET ME- lHODIoI
CHURCH, SUNDAY, MAY 1sTn.-PrcachinG at
IL A. NJ. by Rev. W. G. STARR. pastor-sdb1ect :
"What Goes Wrong Now may all Come Right Be-
fore we Die" - -......
At4P. NJ. will be held the anniversary exercises
of the Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, An attractive programme has been ar
ranged, including several entertaining addresses
There will be no night service.
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1,s.,ip,gcTAIa NOTICES
DRY GOODS !!
ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL
LEVY BROTHERS

& CAsHMEgEs. cAsHBIE aEs, CAsHMEREs.
The largess stock or REAL Eli ENCH ALLs-WoOL
In this city at the lowest prices. go
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On and after Date my claIgr for ,.....p
TRANSFERRING fA>>Fn'''. I.nt.. j.
q and from railroad Grp"i~ :Ihh 'l','".''' ,..rg
and from orc rorfi0n of the citS !" '"' r.. I'll.
~. > &c. cents Tor oarn grown i'T'""' L'' ', Al.
children prtw. en- six 1lit twelve f"'r' ~ "'.'
dreu uudcr SIX. free. ,,.,, 49,, f,nnr ,a'
railroad depot or siganII'" : ''u.'' .
ou, norton Uf the city "a w. "-'', -.
ouch yal,,,S and small paCNt.t,' l"'.
ciaI rates FOR four or more p!"'t- ,,.f .,., DO
RAt.GAGE CHECKED IRON h"''' ''' '..
residence, Ia destination. -.. .r d: %
NO CHARGE Tor tIA!IE b'EEN-' "'
stairs. ,,..,,,, .,..-l.4~
WEDDINGS. HOPS. THEN ',s'- '.'
p;I : attru d,d ii reasonable ral'-. ..rI-'rI.
RhILnOAD- and SlEAMHOAI q va .-, -. 4 D..
narts OF America aud Eurvpc ~ 49,
dCpofs. l. A., ci,, va.r.. a.
Ie,ye orders an have your b..ssas 80" ,, II ~
house thus avoiding trouble ai'i '''''
depot. ,-...,. ., receive ch''' -
ami furnish carriages, ,,,,,. AZ! v,Gcgh-
All orders through the i"!St'''
promptly attended 10.
Office hours. z 4. u. 100 T. ". .,,c,
Remember the piace--s2G VI ,tm n,,:,. Pr,pre.a-.
ap 49, eGdim a. W. "'"'''' -
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE Elk
eTrrIprIpN ,E ruE SEASON TO LYNCH

GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE EX-
VI CURSION OF THE SEASON TO LYNCH
;gSi ria RICHMOND AND DANYILLE FAIL
RCAD-Train ,caves Richmond SATURDAY. MAY
24th, al lo:45 p AZ. Fare fg the round TIP, "a
for threx, DAYS thus giving an opportunity 10 attend
the great Lyneh6urg Spring Fair 20 visit The SAtu-
raj Bridge and oiher places Of interest. Basness-
men al well as nj sh0uld avail them
selves of This opportunity Rates OF bo,r obtained
for excursionisis: Lynch House. per day, St;25:
tickets for meals When bought, 3Sl4c. eaca; Pied
mont Hotel per dag, $3.50: arlington and NorrelI
Hoiel al reduced ices Special coaches for colored
people. SPECIAL train returning leaves L,nchSurx
mond early Mouday morning. Baggage checked.
Tickets for safe By the commtttee-James ID.
also at A. w. CARRIER q Co.'s, C. T. Johnstons. and
West, Johnston q Goa s.i;t .t<!S} my17j.
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CONTEMPORARIES, "''

DURE CANDIES sl' vi sugar cL.,EE..
daily MY inmi,aSls rgse 'I maSs o.,tf lis b.,
FLED FLINT CASlnas.s.. ,h.n aur h".se ,,iIu,t-
naGs ler perfectly n"Tr I1
rsion.. WeaeD use any sas"' /! i; .uess o.Sl
.ba-nsihias su, s, n.',s .0i ri1.c aud "''
I, = stanI Hria In any ciiriassr X. COpfes'l'ntL
% s .A'' LUIS J, BoSs'h' i i4ls Main ''Ns-
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ME- MAlN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH thetween Pine aud Laurel street, -
Preaching by Elder J. A. DEARBORN at IL A. M
and S =. u. ,.-. q, . ...
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cent tina saw buadrcd thoasaTid dollars APP
TO IN: Richmond and Tore htYeF
RaiIroad- snitfiotsgh they have spnefed
more sagerelg fro ii the e1eets OF the war
than any other portion OF Virginia. 10 Inc
loss OF property and the means o.. recap fa-
ton; YET, when the. issue was pres q 10
them OF providing for the settlene luis
debt upsn basis acceptable TO the paplie'
creditors and honorable to The GoMmon-s
wealth. or 81 forcing the otter g. accePt
only what we chose to offer, they did not
hesitate, but through their representatives
in the Legislature they almost az one man
voted 10 sustain The good name and TO fe-
store the faiiing credit OF the State, while
those for whose benefit and by whose VOTES
the debt was created, in too many instances
voted 10 disgrace the name and utter " FUN
the credit Of this grind old Commonwealth.
Vest Point Star -. -, 80.
Z The Cincinnati Commercial, which sits up
aloft, otter the manner OF cheruo, 70 take
care OF the reputation OF ONO NEIL mas
discovered that II Garfield bad been eiecIea
Speaker the whole power OF the Govern
mppt would have been concentrated in the
hands az representatives OF the State OF
Ohio-Hayes I'm the White House; Thur-
man, president OF the Senate; Waite, CHIEF
Justice or the Supreme Court; Sherman,
head OF the army; and Garfield, speaker.
Anevens without parallel inthe history
of the Protestant Episcopal Cburcn IN thls
country took place at ST. Clements courch,
in. Philadelphia, last Weduesday,awh
reouiem mass for the repose OF the soul OF
DR.. James DeKoyen. who died recently at
Racine, wis, was celebrated with: great
ceremony. The paraphernalia used was very
similar to that used in the Roman Catholic
Church. The rituaistie practices of this
church, it will be remembered, were con-
demned by the, Protestant Episcopal Con-.
yentiou recently in, session in Philadelphia.
/ Washington Star. .gi .miJ;.t:s1'' ~ ~ -
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BOOKS. Sv1TIOH"EY. &c.

ORDERS BY BELL TELEHllUNE 10y
~ BOOKS.
STATIONERY.
BINDING.
PRINTING!
PAPEiBDNE.,
Will receive prompt attention. store up,u ftpm
A, NJ. to 6 r. NJ. RhNlIOLrH { fNGL!,F
myl7 1902 ana 1904 Lain s'"',
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Mr.. Longfellow, also, seems 10 hayefrou.
bic with bis plumber. His last poem be-
gins: st'-ea II.
% How cold are thy baths Apollo y
lCiaesnnati ,GGzette, quoted ty the Baton. !,
The Baton, too, seemsgto have trouble
with its PLUMER. 81: .Is .
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TEAS.

|TEAS, TEAS. TEAS. ...@.fa=
/. DAVENPORT & MORRIS otter for sale choice
GUNRoWDER TEAS, imported direct from China
eta san Francisco, selected With great care as TO-
quality for this market by Mes.rs. Russell q Co..of
Shanghai. ss,s35 49, - - mgi4sl 4tar
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Dry ssoDs.
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
go BROAD STREET

80, -s.essr go BROAD STREET.
! NEW FIRM, NEW Coos, Low pr.,.
tiful as well as The ycry a. cbss, the nos, h.,
y Tie city; 80 "ieS' " De fGpt1
LACEs - I,h3rchons. Bretonnes. French. ,,,,
roRrHnxE w =, - aseon'shipgiy IoY pIices ''@''a
price-barcains: - a" eoiofs. a. h,
sAT rrsss. and eolorc1, at extreme.
Haf9 SvEa qualities, very cheap:
6l.uHES-tyerY style. at yc-y Jovr.t
Gan and secure some bargain. for ynrrsc;,
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nTy THE GREAT SALE OF SILKS AT
COHEN BROTHERS,. ..1

The greatest bargoins ever known Greatest dis
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ME- BUTTONS. PRINCES, GIMPS,
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INV LEVY BROTHERS..
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