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The SlbSidiarV-Silyer Bill.

We are much eratiiied at the passage OF
the subsdiary-silver bill. 1t will, we hope,
pass the Senate, and il so, we cannot see
how the President can interfere with it. 1t
will be OF great service to the public. 1t
provides that silver coins " srnnler do
nominations than one dollar shall be ey-
changeable for lawful money when pre-
scented in sums Of twenty dollars; and
makes lawful money cNchangeabe for sill
yer coins in like amounts; makes silver
coins legal tender for all debts, public and
private in sums not exceeding twenty dol
lars, and makes silver coins under twenty
five cents receivable at post-oificcs to the
amount OF three dollars.
All these provisions are uneXceptionable.
The whole question OF the bimetallic coin
age would be put to rest if the Government
would only equalize the relative value Of
gold and silver coins. That would end all
difficulty and make coin an abundant and
solid basis OF paper circulation, while the
diffusion of coin in the circulation would
be ample and salutary for all purposes OF
business and convenience.
We trust that the little narrow views and
selfish objects of capitalists will be in good
time showed aside, and that measure so
entirely for public good may be triumph
antly adopted by Congress.
In the bill just passed by the House the
provision for getting rid OF the small coin
by requiring them TO be taken by the post.
Offices is excellent. No Government should
refuse to receive any Of its coins at their
face-yallIe.
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Dea,i, or ,,encraI John A. Dix.

New YORK, April 2i.-Gencral John A.,
Dix died tonight at hali-past II o'clock.
GeneralDix was born In BoscoWen, n.
H., July "a, 1898, and served as an ensign
in the war OF 1872 Afterwards be STUDIED
law and began the practice OF that proles'
sion in Cooperstown. n. l., In 1923. HAY
ing identified himself with the Democratic
party, in 1880 he was made Ad1utant-ueh,
eral OF that State, and in 1888 was eiecteu
Secretary OF State and superlntenoen,,
Of public schools. He entered the cnited
states senate from New York in
1s45 to ill the vacancy caused py
the election OF silas Wright as GOV.
ernor. He was free-soil Democrat, OF
which party he was the candidate for COY
ernor in 1S4S, but was defeated. In 1859 he
was made assistant treasurer OF the United
states in New York, but soon resigned.
When Hon. Howell Cobb resigned the Be-
crctaryship OF War. December 10, 1851,
General Dix was appointed in his place
He remained In that position under fresl-
dent Lincoln until succeeded by Simon Cam
eron. When the war finally broke out be
was made maior-general OF the New YORK
militia, and on May 16, 1861, malor-gcnera.
OF United States volunteers. He was pacea
in command OF the Department OF Mary,
| land, with headquarters at Baltimore, anu
| in 1862 was transferred TO Fortress Monroe,
having command Of the Seventh army corps.
During the riots III 1863 be was stationed IN
New York, and in 1664-'65 he commanded
the Department OF the East. In September,
| 1866, he was appointed Minister TO Fraucc'
which position he resigned IN 1858 ana re-
turned to New York. In 1874 he was NOM
mated for Governor by the Republicans OF
New York, and was elected. In 1872 ne
was again nominated, but was defeated by
Mr.. Tilden. Since then he has not been
actively engaged III politics.
New YORK, April 22.-The State courts
all adjourned to-day, except for e1 pare
| business, ms mark OF respect to the memo
nv Of the late Governor Dix.
The Assembly at Albany also took appro-
pirate action in respect to the memory OF
the deceased.
THE PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCEMENT.
|. WASHINGTON, April 22.-Thc President,
in making public announcement OF the
death OF Maior-Gencral Dix, which oc-
Cured last night in New York, commends
to the attention of the people OF the United
States his great public service and the pa
triotic record OF his military career. Appro-
pirate honors will be paid to his memory
under the direction OF the War and Irea.
sury Departments, and it is recommended
that his fellow citizens participate in the
general token OF respect to his worth as
private citizen and eminent pubic officer.
OTHER HoHoRs TO THE DECEASED.
The Acknowledgement to-day issued an
order manifesting the great respect OF the
army for the memory OF General Dix, and
ordering flags at hai-mast in the New
York .harbor forts on the day OF the fune-
raj. A military escort will attend the func-
rail- and minute guns will be fired from
Governors Island while the cortege is en-
route to the graveyard.
The Treasury Department will be closed
on the day OF the funeral, and draped In
mourning for thirty days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Rg-3VHAT CAN BE HAD AT
LEVY BROTHERS..

The old-estabsted house Of LEVY BkOIHEKSS
continue TO show the largest, best assorted, ana
' DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C..
u this City Tssy nov oissr large an %
Plaid SILKS. some rs low as SOC. per yard
They cali special attention 10 large lot of REM
NANTS OF SILKS, which they are determined 70
BLACK ALL-woOL FRENCH CAsuMEREs a!
d. GO e. q s5s t 81 ana u, 20 Sd ao }a anj
BUSTI MI: in all qualities from 12!s to soc. per
LAWNS;a a. 81, 10, 1aHs, Is, 20, 25, 80, and CSC.
wH II: and PRINTED P1QUEs in all qualities at
rEi iss 'GTS c:kEEcs for dresses at Sc yard
we'll worth l29c.; ,
sortment of GINGHAMs-all at the lowest
BIZ XXX iLrAcAs a, 12E, l5' 90 a5c, and up to
cUsrh ht s MUSLIN at 20 for piece OF twelve
SoT FITS 3H LACE for Curtains at l2H!, 16as
r e d2s f1 at CSC
Linen T TaT fDSXMAsK at 30 A. and SOC, and
Genuine up pr }aF very much
oILCL ori one yard wide, at Csc per yard worth
40c.: ,.,u,
CARrETS in grca: variety-all Of which will be
| sold at much below regular prices:
Special Inducements in kEsiNANis of 'AN'
TABLE oIL.cLo1u one and half yards wide, al
RED Ci, Tsi" and WHITE MATING at the low
est prices ever offered:
| FANCY MATING at 35c. per yard worth 50c::
WHITE. QUILTS AT Acc, Toe, 81 sl.22' sl.'o'
MA Isi QUILTS at % worth $3.50, at
So so worth So. 1t 80 worth IS;
CoLORED QUILTS, extra large SIZE at $3.50
BLACK YAK LACE at 5. 6. 10, and 12!sc. per
YARD worth don5Ic he money mon eyiiSsrrr1SGs-we
| show Tie largest assortment ever offered In this
eiy anh our pTeGs are e Inc >s STG;T in
| variety. M lower prices than herctofore:
LADIES GARMENTS Of our own manufacture
IN this branch We not only encourage nome IN
dus,rv. but sell bcitcI-maGe goods ut less money
than ariIc'es manufactured North: :,
EXTRA WIDE BLACK CREPE for Ncils: ava all
| qualities TO: Trimmings .,l,,,-r.
LAt j and SILK TlES. LACE and sILk 70 ROWS.
RIBBONS. FEINGES. BUTTONS, and other
| DRESS TGIMM!NGS;
COTTON DIAPER. twcnty-scTcu inches wide, ut
Linen Il n.A a. and IILCKABACK TOW ELS,
LINEN DHMASK and HCCKABaCK TOWELS
WHITE and CoL0EED pAMASk TABLE,
LINEN sulRT-BuSOMs at 15c. would be cheap al
os22I.Bbju;TToS BLACK KID GLOVES, best quail
orH iE at K1D GL Gf SF 11t nj a 5
pUE Es Is En- CRASH ToWELLISG at esc. per
And Hundreds Of other arti"lcs-all of which win
be sold at the lowest price, ; 4 r,orurps,
1O17 and 1919 Main street:
ap15 Richmond, Va
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General Grant.

There are Republican disseaters from 'ne
idea that GRANr is the man for ffcs'aon'
for the next term; but they seem 10 iach
spirit and force. They don't come up 'iAe
men that Intend to triumph. Inc S'ne.p'
natl Commercial, q strong paper, Is not TOT
Grant. but It seems to stand upon shaSy
ground. II not very clear in its prefer
ence, It approaches the head OF the ticket
in \ way slightly indirect. 1t rather likes
General HAwLEY; it SAYS he !" is, At ieas''
as good as GRANT in all things IN when
GRANT would be serviceable" y; "has more
STAY and 20 and work in him than GRANT,
and a better knowledge OF decent pubilc
men," The last assertion is very true. IL
then su. ges,s eve might try HAwLEY LOT
q second place with an Ohio man.. ms
fixes HAwLEY so that we suppose thae no.
hodv will think OF SLOWING him higher.
The :. Ohio man" alluded to is no doubt Mr..
SHERMAN, OF the Federal Treasury.
Still the general intelligence from ONO
wou,d impress upon us that GRANT was the
choice OF the Republican party OF that State
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican is
ayerse to GRANT; but it gives cry upon the
track OF a man who wears family name
that the American public have long been
painfully tired Of: the everlasting name OF
:. Washburn." That is name towards
which we have long been irreconcllably OPP
posed. We are not a partisan OF GRANTS,
Heaven knows. We would almost suffer
martyrdom rather than vote for him; but II
we were called upon to vote where the issue
was between GRANT and WAsHBUEN would
take GRANT without hesitation. We would
take him with the unimpassioned stoiclsn
with which SOCRATES drank the hcmock.
This GRANT business is rather bringing
the people OF the Republic TO weigh the
matter, and deciding with reference 10
things that they have not given mach
thought to for many years. The idea OF
change in our political system so radical AS
tina, which would come OF the election OF
military man OF arbitrary will to the presl'
dency-a man who would more than pro-
badly be the last President OF the Republic
is one that no man will embrace without
feeling that will excite all that is In him OF
reflection and philosophy. 4 majority OF
the people cannot, we should think, cast
such q vote unless they have made up their
minds that it is not possible longer to maln-
tain enlightened and yirtuous liberty in the
land. When The public mind arrives at that
conclusion, then it would be well to end the
farce. Far better would it be TO do so than
TO maintain the forms and prelensions OF
liberty after that is dead, dead never to
revive.
Still, let us say that, as desperate as our
condition may be, we shall endeavor to
cling to something we prefer, or rather
avoid something we especially abhor, by
voting even for GRANT rather than WASH
BURN.
But let us hope that the day is Still far oil
when we shall be driven TO submit to any
ruler who is anything but ciuic, taWfa!,
constitutional, and statesman PRESIDENT.
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THE DEsPoTIsM GROWS SrRoNGER.-
Charleston, S. e., April 2l.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day it was decided
that the Federal courts have the right to
cause to be produced in court original pa
pers on file in the office OF Secretary OF
State, Notwithstanding the State laws TO the
contrary; and the district attorney was d.
rected to amend his rule against the Secre-
tary Of state Of South Carolina so as to no.
tify hun that the original papers are want
ed-the Court saying that the rule so
amended would be made absolute.
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The House Judiciary Committee has de-
cided that the file clerk can produce GER
titled copies, but not the original manu-
script, Of the testimony OF General Hazcn
before the Military Committee in answer 10
the subpoena duces team OF the Stanley
court-marlial.
Hon. A. G. Porter, First Comptroller OF
the Treasury, has decided in favor OF the
State Of Georgia in the case Of the lattel's
claim to $4,000 expenses incurred in the
Creek and Senlnole war.
The man who believes that women have
no right to speak out in meeting has no
chance among the Minnesota Baptists.
They refuse to ordan him TO the ministry.
Baltimore american.
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Judge Drummond has Just rendered an
;rnnorfant decision in the United States
.a,,rt at milwaukee,. To satisfy Judgment
against two whiskey-ring thieves the DIS
trict attorney proposed to levy Oh their
homesteads. which are exempted from at
tachment under the State laws. Judge
Drummond decides that the Federal Gov
ernment must respect the homestead laws
OF State rs much as an individual creditor.
Washington Post.
Judge DRUMMoND is behind the times.
He should consult BOND.
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GENERAL GRANT.-At6any, N. +, April
21.-In the Assembly to-day resolution for
the appointment OF joint committee OF
tive senators and nine members OF the
House to tender the Inequalities OF the
State to General Grant on his return to this
country was adopted.
The Senate resolution condemning the
action Of Congress in forcing certain
amendments to the army appropriation bill
was passed by vote Of II to 16 a strict
marty vote.
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uu-a 'szr<s s~,s'-> ~.
ECEINED AT TIE
G9C. STORE:

y ECEINED AT TIE
G9C. STORE:
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
at soc.
E!cgan, GILT FRAMES; 1t - weith $3.50:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES 81 81 worth %:
All sizes and styles Of MIRRORS al 20 per ccI. ess
than former prices:
Very choice AS U.im cnt OF GLASS GunLET> and
VINE GLASSES, h:.ndscm"ly engraved, u low
rs 1925:
4 few choice new style OrERAC!It!NS - -:
4 very handsome assortment Of oTEHA-CHA NJ
Al 99c.;
i, new !inc oil WINDOW !" !stls,
two styles cach--at 9oc. and sl.25;
La,gc invoice of VASES and TOlLET-SE"iS;
Handsome new {;hree pieces TIN TO!I .ET-sETS
10 BE- S,!d 1T 81;
FINE WEB HAMMOCKS at 99e. an. sl.9s-war.
ranted:
An immense stock for the FITE.CE'S'r COUNTER
We open this morning 81 geo Of LAT STAMPED
TlS-WARE 10 be sold i: 5e.-grcat barsaus.
| Catalogues free 10 any address.
! ap2l W. y. STEVENS. 500 BROAD street.
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REV. DR.. FULToS.-[Nsao Yorh, April 21.l
The expulsion OF Rev. DR.. Fulton was one
subject Of debate in the Baptist Conference
to-day. \ letter was read from DR.. Fulton
withdrawing all remarks that may have been
considered discourteous, and discIaiming
any intention Of assailing the honesty or
honor Of any member OF the Conference.
The Moderator received similar letter
from DR.. Fulton. A motion for the restc-
ration of Brother Fulton was referred to
committee OF seven, chosen by the Mode
ratOr.
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All new railway post-office cars or route
agents apartments or service Oh new lines
is to be provided with saiety-heaters, carry
ing water for the purpose OF eXtinguishiug
fires, and in case OF repairs the railway COM
panies are requested to substitute safety
heaters for the stoves now in Use.
The receipts up to Monday night OF the
Masonic fair were 1880.
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PASSENGER & BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE
Il EXPRESS.
OFFICES: No. WEST BROAD STREET AND
SHOCkOE SLIP.

TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS to and from
nj, ienots and steamboats, and any other point Ii the
civ IS cents for each crown person and half price
for children between six ard Twelve year. ot age.
No charge for children under SIX years.
RAGGhGE TRANSFERRED 10 or from any
railroad depot or steamboat landing. AID from one
and Valises and small packages, 10 cents. No extra
charge for carrying trunks III or out of the house.
The above subject 10 special rates for famllie
or large parties starring from the same point
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, lrsL hour 81, aud 90
cents for each aour thereafter.
up l4-ln STEVENS Il, TAYLOR 4 co.
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Wreath of Praise. A Collection OF Cho,ce
Original Hvmns and Tunes suitable Tor
Sunday Schools. Bible Glasses, ana tn u;
Home Circle. By ASA HULL, author OF
mGnrlands OF Praise "Golden Sbeai,',
&C., &c. New York: D. W. KNOWLES.
A new candidate for the favor Of the lit
tie folks.
For sale by JOSIAH RYLAND & Co., Main
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DEATHS.

Died, on Tuesday, April 18th. AZ $50 4. NJ. at
the residence of his son, George !. Freeman. No.
AZ east TwenLy-thrd street, New York. WILLIAM
FREEMAN, for many years l resident of Rich
nond, Va. IN the Seyeutv-iifh year of his age.
Funeral services at the Seventh Street church
upon the arr wal Of his remains TODAY tWedncs-
day. at 1880 O'Clock.
Died. at the residence OF her brother. Miles Cary
OH Sunday. April goth. Mrs. SARAH H. ELLIOTT,
widow of the late William +. Elliott.
Her funeral took place from ST. Paui'S church on
Monday afternoon.
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~ tAStS Or Noi.tlttl) J)Ii hp''l'' al ~
THAN THESE r0PuLAR GOODS
HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD.
BLACK cAsHMEEEs at 20, 80, s7H, 10, so, G2s,
Tho r. ST. 81 81 23s s PsF y1r me ci,v
2Se; TEE;S &o3D s.; reduced d, to 1 II! -.
NEW EROcADED DRESS GOoDS-handsomc
PLAIN and CHECK ARABIAN sI1TINGs;
DoUBLE-W'lDTIl BEIGE al zoe. worth 40c.;
soc. SILK LUSTRES reduced 10 SOC. per yard;
Don't fail to look ut our MUMMY CLOTH;
BUNTlNGs at lGSs' 20 and 25c.-all The newest
Don't fail 10 look at oar 4Oc. TAELELINEN;
60 p %ies more HkES S EiSES ait" 25c worth
so piece. more LINEN for men's.and boys wear
Another HT' 10, of Of cAss1MEREs, slightly wet, at
All the e'i newest st Styles rARAsoLS, with PRINCES
and LACES, just rtc,ived:
400 NEW WHITE SPREADS atreduccd prices
4 large lot lot Of BLACK AMI CoLoRED SILKS:
BLACK SILKS ut Use, 81, 1925 $50, $40
n n9n' $50 e "qn R g oaf srKs
Large lot Of WORsTED PRINCES from auction ;
R RGn f. /? SHk ra at o.? s GGA 75s and 81
All TIC latest 81. les OF Isle GLOVES and LACE
500 dozen TOWELS, slightly smoked, will be sold
as special bargain:
RUSSIA TOWELLINCis at $l.56 piece worth
10 pieces more IRISH LINEN:
plQtES at reduced prices:
COESETS At your own price, az VIC want 10 close
500 patterns NEW EDGINGs just received:
BLACK ALPACA you can buy cheaper ut SGt,LE
BROTHERS. Imam you can get them in any house
this side of New York.
k knS6sr S 81 q Y :< Esssved slightly wet
:, ~. ~ ir WINS ',cE- rr-pr,rSS
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DRY GssssysS.
DRY goods.
|fARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
HAVING, LARGE TRADE.

HAVING A LhRTE TRADE,
and possessing nGequa'Icd facilities for awaiting
themselves Of any favorable turn IN The market ts
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON THE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
buying. as they do, exclusively Tor cash, they are
from time 10 lime enabled 10 offer tn their custom
ers IN assortment OF goods unsurpassed both In
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
Will he found worthy OF examination by the closest
buyer. They haze lately secured ineof
BLACK SILKS
of very superior makes ard finish. and which In
price las IL yer been equaef. We invite to this lot
Of Silks the closest scrutiny, and guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
one Of their leading speclaics-.hcy now display
the finest assortment of BLACK BUSTlNGS, Plain
Figured and Satin-Stripe (uewl.
GRENADINES-an unusual variety.
TAMISE. E
CREPE GRENADINE (newl.
aud many other desirable styles Of
MOURNING GOODS.
We ofTc: as s1ccal bargains onc- two, and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE ut rcmar"-
ably low prices. APP low .M&F
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW sTYLEs!-

NJ NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received q very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ES pEcIALLY FOR NY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very be st English and French maputacto-
rie., and the LANTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME beg 20 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up in
the latest styh IS and by the best workmen at PRICES
TO SUIT TIKI TINES.
SHIRTS, G OLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
at short noiI ee. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Jc jim C. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor
nh 1873 III No. 1904 Main street.
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MARY CLEMMER writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial that in the fight between BECK
and HoAR the latter was terrier and tue
former lion. MARY is bitter Republican.
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-
JUST hEcEtt fb: ,o,, .. ,o
y large invoice OF Ill NliN"9 lro'n IN ~ i'N'
Also large inc 81 6i,H' ' c y, - ~ ~
ID 10 QUO, ana ALL-n o,,i' 'rG ,I III
Don't iail 10 LOOK ~ orr Sloch VI pLA|h "0oD7
before purchasing.
~ ,, .,,. - :.
We call TIE lalcS a,fchlinn 10 our 'tSc s,uch VI
DRESS GOODS. which we 6ilcr At these cAtEaof'a-
~ pieces FIGURED and SOLID POPL!HS at
12Ec.: ..,,,.-,-,, -,,.,.r,.r, 49, ,
CASllMERf. if)iIL ~ at io'. .,,
l22 pieces 3hESs ho,!'o o. me EttcSt -! ic' "h'!
novelties III 'tf! -" pEiceS'
.,r,,.., -. ...,,...
20 pieces ;! fir..D : IN : IL ~. pI '.'".
IT. pieces IS LATIN NlLhS iroHi o"c. ~ ~ n,.r,
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A KENTUCKY Towns WAR.-LouiSciAe,
April GA special dispatch from Mount
Vernon, Ky, to the Courier jomnat states
that for several weeks past party OF men
have been holding meetings near that place,
and bad effected an organization for the pur-
pose OF killing several persons in the town
and county now on trial in the Circuit Court
should they escape conviction. They have
also threatened to burn the town and
hang certain county officials. On Satur-
day last a warrant was issued for
several persons known to be MEM
bers of the organization. The writ
was placed in the hands of Ashley
Owens, the county detective, who sum-
moncd posse of twenty-five men and pro-
cccded to the house OF Jesse Pittman, who
lives near Pine Hill. Not finding him at
home they returned, and when short dis
tance from Pittman's house they were fired
at by party of bushwhackers. The fire
was returned, and some two hundred shots
exchanged, when the bushwhackers with
drew. Two of the officers were slightly
wounded, and it is reported that one OF the
bushwhackers was seriously wounded.
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NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS!

n EN GOODS! n T. W DUSlNEoS
we invite the ladies and the public In general 70
call and examine our carcfnliy-sclcctrd new stock
Of FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS.
We name In part
Ladies' and Misses Gloves. In oil the latest styles Of
lace AMI rubber tops. Lsle Gloves. and In Kid
Gloves every quality in =. 9. /, aud buttons.
and especially call attention To our celebrated
Princess of Wales and Harris seamless also
full line of Misses 2-iiutlou Kid and SIX Gloves
In white, opera shades. and street co0rs;
Ladies' and Misses Fans in end csS variety. from
the tiny rhild'S to The iargrSt-size l'aml.ctf:
Hosiery in all qIaiiiics-Wlitc aud Fancy stripes
Iaihriegans. and IsIe-1hrrad;
Buttons and Trimmings. SILK. SatinS. silk and
Worstcd Fringcs In al Sht!eS and patterns:
SILK Ties. Bows. and Ai~atil Bows Tor The hair:
Cuff. and Collars. and many other new s.y les OF
fancy goods:
Our Ladies and Infant Dress Department is fnll
with pretty articles.
Cali early aUa give us u CAL 1T
apis LEVI IiEXT!R'S. G27 BroaH street.
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DENTISTS.


q ". JONES, 49,
VI DENTIST, CfNr
hayf lg moved his Office to that large and elegant
resif lence Franklin street, No. sO7, between
Eigt 18th and Ninth with every convenience and APP
pis nee for the comfort OF his patients, with TWEEN
". five years. experience, and PRICES REDUCED,
al perform all operations gently and carefully Tor
. u such ms desire his professional services.
. 4-3m