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LATEST FORE.GN NEWS.
Spain.
DEATH OF PRIACESS CHRISTINA.

DEATH OF PRIAC CESS CHRISTINA.
MADRID, April 29.-Thc death OF Pru-
cess ChrI>t"na, second child and second
daughter of Duke dc Montpcnsecr, sister
Of the hate Queen Of Mercedes and cousin
Of the present King Of Spain, occurred in
Seville 1t 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
King Alfonso goes to Seville to-day. Tic
infants r. mains will be placed near those
OF the Queen. in E>"urial. The Court will
20 into three months mourning.
EEc Prince OF Eattcnbc-@ Elected 10
thc Throne Of bulgaria..
TIENoyA, April 29.-Thc bulgarian as.
scmblv 81 notahlcS to-day unanimously
elected Prince Alexander, Ct BatcnhcIg,
! 10 thc throne OF Bulgaria, with the title OF
! Alexander |.
| Prcynu> To the election Of The Prince Of
BatlcublIry Prince DoudouEoif KorsakoH
announced that no Rn>.iaG was eligible.
Sitting Bull as u nrif;.h Subject.
OTTAWA. ONTARIO. April .9.--A special
dispatch from Washington to The st. Paul
Pioneer having stated that II Lad beer de-
cidCd By the Secretaries Of War. State, ard
Interior, that Sitting Bull is n British sub
jcct. Mr.. Schultz, Vi. L. for Manitoba, has
gwen nat;cr that he will on Wednesday &sk
whether the Government has any knowledge
thereof.
from South Africa.
LONDON, April pa dispatch from Cape
Town dated April Sin. by way Of Madrid.
says: "Col0ncl Pearson and the Ekowe
garrison reached Tu.cla yesterday. Lord
Chelmsford, commander in-chlrf Of the
British forces, and his staff are on their
way to Durham. 1t is stated that the Iu!ns
now occupy Ekowr, but that King tctc-
wayo himself has retired beyond the Black
UmYolo>i river. The rum0r that the Beers
intended to detain Sir Bartc Frcrc, Coy
crn0r and commanIerin-chlri Of the Col
ony OF the Cape OF Good Hope, IS uE-
iOuNdcd.'
Cable NOtca.
LONDON, April GA Berlin dispatch
SAYS: "Captain Zcmbsrh, Of the German
navy. was appointed ConsnGcncral mt
Samoa partly To push German commercial
Interests in that quarter OF the globe and
partly TO establish Il cOaling staflon for Ger
man steamers rs already provided for BY
special rcatic-.'
The Manchester GurrC!idn's London cor
RESPONDENT states that The acIion OF The
Pryy Council has so alarmed German a3ri-
ctllturall-ls that they are getting up pctl-
ton praying their Government TO absolute
" prohibit the importation OF American
cattle.
MADRID, April GA large hill at Yeas,
i'm the province Of Jaen, caved in, dclnol'
isbing five houses. Thirty persons were
killed and fourteen injured.
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A Moral Movement In New Yor X.

New YORK, April 29.-Tbe General Ses-
sions grand jury made a presentnent in
court this afternoon, declaring that most OF
the crimes that have come under their SUI
Dcryision were caused by Intoxicating
liquors, and calling on the police and au'
thorit;es to enforce the Sunday liquor law.
They recommend that future legislation
shall cause licensed houses TO close from II
p. NJ. to 5 A. II. Attention was called to
the fact that the Herald and Express were
violating the lottery laws in publishing lot
terry advertisements, and the grand jury
recommend the matter TO their successors.
and also the question Of safety Oh the ele-
waited railroads.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TXCHANGE-, LIVERY, AND El1N
T. SALE-sTABLES AND RlCHMuNDZSlA
BAZAAR, 1893 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
/ am now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. TO
BOARD Houses BY THE DAY. WEEK, OK
MONTH.
Special rates TO Grovcrs, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their busi'
hess.
In connection with the stables have established a
Bazaar for the SALE EY AUCTION OF HORSES.
MULES. VEHICLES Of all kinds. HARNESS.
SADDL ES. BRIDES. ROBES, WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY aud SATuR'
DAY III IL O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN B. DAVIS. Proprietor.
c. 6. ALLEN, Manager. f. f. COOK, Auctloneer.
The services Of Major f. Z. COOK have been en-
JOHN Is. DAVIS,
Referring to the above, beg TO solicit the patron
ace OF my friends and others who may have stock
vehicles. &C., 10 sell, with The assurance that my
best attention will be given all consignments.
l1-3m Z. B. COOK.
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THE BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES

THE BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES
Is recoverable, not by the use OF mineral Sc
dativcs, but by a recourse 10 efectual tonic treat
mcnt. Oplates and the like should only be used as
auxlllaries, and then sparingly as possible. Wig
orous quiet ones, and the most direct way
to render them is TO reinforce the vital energies
That sterling invigorant, Hoseter's Stomach Bit
tiers, will be found ali-su'icient for this purpose,
since 1t entirely removes impedimcnts TO thorough
digestion and assimilation Of the food. so that the
body Is insured lis due amount Of nourishment aud
consequently OF stamina. Rheumatic tendencies
and affections or the kidneys and bladder are also
counteracted by tie Bitlers, which is besides n
pleasant medicinal sinpiant. Infinitely purer than
the raw excitants of commerce. which react in
jurlously upon the nervous system.
ap 3O-W.FSM&wlw
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The Negro Exodus e.

ST. LorIS, April 29.-'rhe Colored Peo-
pies National immigration Board has re-
ceived information that several thousand
negroes are now at different places along
the banks OF the Mississippi river below
Memphis, ready to start North as soon as
transportation can be procured, or are pre-
pairing to leave their homes for ST. Louis
and beyond. One partv OF nearly one hum
dred are now at Lakeport, Chicot county,
Arkansas, almost destitute. 1t is said that
the steamers refuse to transport item. and
that The whites in the vicinity refuse to sell
them provisions. About two hundred re-
fucees have been sent west since Saturday
last. 1t is understood that Jay Gould has
offered free transportation for them west OF
Kansas City. and they Will probably so to
Lawrence, Kansas.
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N.,n,.. ..,,s . asu.i..e..


DISCOVERY oP THE BODY OF A NAN N ATES-
hEssEE SWAMP WITH TWO BGLLET-HOLES
THROUGH him.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 29.-Tte mutt
lated. decomposed remains OF the negro
found few days since in swamp ten
miles north OF this place are supposed to be
those Of Bill Gilmcr, the negro who shot
Attorney l.. j. Wood six weeks ago. When
bis breast.
A MISSISSIPPI FARMERS BARN BURNED BY AN
ISCESDIARY AND THE INCESDIARY HUNG By
MOB.
MEMPHIS, April 29.--A telegram from
SfarkeVille, Miss. says: "On the morning
OF the oath large barn belonging to Jordan
Moore, who resides five miles south OF this
city, was burned 10 the ground. Suspicion
pointed to negro named johnson Spencer,
who was In the employ OF Moore, and who
wns arrested for the crime, but on examine
ton he was acquitted. Last night Moore's
other mammoth barn, containing wagons,
proyender, agricultural implements, ETC.,
was discovered to be in flames. This time
the incendiary was caught, who proved to
be negro named Nevlin Porter. He con-
icssed, and also Implicated johnson Spencer
and others. To-day about one hundred
men heard the confession aud hung him to
tree"
SHOT MS BRoTIIER-IN-LAw.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. April 23.-Jordan
Green SHOT his brother-in-law, William
Casey, at ElIcntown yesterday. The origin
Of the quarrel is unknown. Green is in
Jail.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.
PITTSBURGH, April 29.-Infornmtion has
been lodged charging the officers Of the
Standard Oil Company with conspiracy TO
deiraud the oil producers by organizing n
monopoly in the trade.
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THE NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

EWS-THE PRESIDENTS
VETO OF THE ARMY BILL-ADJoURNNENT
OF THE HOUSE IN RESPECT TO THE MEM
DRY OF A DECEASED MEMBER-THE NE
GRO EXODUs-DEATH OF EX.CONGREss-
MAN SHORTER, OF ALABAMA-THE NEW
YORK SUNDAY BROTHER
N-LAW SHOT IN ELLENTOwN, S. c.
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD OIL PRoDU-
. CERS-LYSCH LAW-THE ASTON CASE
SITTING BULL AS BRITISH SUBJECT
HEBULGARIAN PRINCE-ACTioN OF THE
PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE GERMAN AG-
RICULTURlsTs-THE ZULU WAR, &C.. &C.
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Obitua ry.

EUFAuLA, Ala, April 2o.-Hon. Eli
shorter. a prominent member Of the Thlr-
ty.fourth and Thirty. fifth Congresses, and
an eminent lawyer and politician, died TINS
morning Of Bright's disease; aged hft!-lx.
DEATH OF NAPoLEoNlc cENTENARlAN.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Sae Osterman. ma
tive OF Germany, who served with Napo'
leon Bonaparte In his Russian campaign,
and who came here in 1850, died to-day ;
aged one hundred and two years.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE Or CITY CoLLECTOR.l
RICHMOND. VA ADrtI l. 1879,

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECTOR.l
RICHMOND, VA. April /. 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i from O'Clock 4. NJ. TO 8 O'Clock i. 81 from The
l5,h to the goth Of April for the purpose Of rectiv-
Log the "
from al. Lawyers, Doctors, Den,ists. Commission
Merchants Mershandi.c Brokers, STOCK and Ex-
change ISroaerS, Wholesale and Retail! Liquor-Drai.
ers. Hotels. Restaurants, Saloons l;oarainS- ana
Ealing lIouees, Auct!onccrs- Lumber Aeasursfs'
Arcbit. cts, Theatres and Halls; Telegraph, TX
press, aud Coal Compxni.s: Mercantile Insurance.
Stea m boat, Real Estate. Employ meni. llske., anu
Junk and i,yster. Dealers, Scavcngers. fhoIoSra'
phers and all others liable to license TAX.
Extract from CITY Ordnance: ,,,,,
fine of not IL, than dollar aud no mere thsn
Ave dollars for each day thereafter VIII he
,, Collector.
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7J1lIT|VE APPROVAL REFUSED,
prssidcnt Hayes to tho Army
appropriation BiH.

,,ryclrATED MESSAGE OF DlsAr-
TN or THE AEMY BILL RECEIVED
rur ROUSE YEsTERpAY-wHy THE
y .,,,ryT REFUSED TO SIGN THE BILL
I,,xcE uroN THE ARGUMENT OF
e.. -nps AND MEMBERS OF THE House.
s'NN royorAT1oSs-FULL TEXT OF TtiE
HAy T DocrMENT-A REcoMMEN-
'N-, ,l>. RI RETURN TO THE WISE AND
,-Sonr USAGE OF THE EARLIER
az THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
IN. .,,,y.,>yLrG1sLATIoN FROM Arrko-
rp.TIuN BILLS.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 2o.-Proiessor
Lewis Swift has been elected fellow Of the
Royal Astronomical Society OF England as
a token of appreciation OF his discoveries.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-ApniL 80
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 80, 1879.


Steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk, United Siars
mail. merchandise, AMI passengers. l.. Il. T.tum,
BARK Kongsbvrd. hichaIser, Liverpool, salt, for
~ nine days. Davenport & Morris.
schooner Mary Price. Candy. Georgetown, ID. c.,
coal 4. Cameron.
Schooner Hunter, Nash, Rockland, lime, Thomas
Elicit.
EAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
:nt rrliIuGse and passengers, q. w. Allen & CO.
agents.
Siramcr j.. ". Evrr,na". Carr, Philadelphia
mrI chaEdise and passengers, j. w. McCarrtrk
agrGt
Schooner n. Prescott. -, lumber. New York.
Curtis Parker.
schooner Mary Augusta, Wrottcu Washington,
coal, Curl, & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Schoousr L. SIN
lichSo Blizzard.
by Telegraph.
NEG YORK, April 23.--Arrivcd: Fiamtor0ugh.
Arrived out: Newcastle. Gu>taVe aud Oscar, M"ha-
do Thrsstii. Urtr!us. ~cllanscn.
NEW YORK. April 29--hrrived: Schooner Alex
ardrIa. from Virginia.
BOSTON. April 20 Arrived: schooner y. Ii.
Pur,erc. from Nirgtnia.
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M,LI.IN FRY.

Mrs. +. HUrZLER, 525 BROAD asssil
lNl STREET, has the MOST FASHION S&ME
ABLE MILLINERY, AMI At lower priees-SSsSSSy
than can be fund elsewhere la tue CIV "a Al
o,ner articles at proporiiouately low prices: SEM
GOODS received by every steamer; aLu We s arg Ms
uITJZLF FRS stock An exam marion ofios ID A
chasing MILLINERY. SAILORS Al loo. ap ~
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COMMITTEE MATTERS.

The Ways and Means Committee will
meet on Thursday, when the order OF busi-
ness will be considered. The Coinage Com
mittee is busy, and has mapped out large
lot Of important work. Its members say
that not only are they willing to report q
iree-colnage bill, but that they can get 1t
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ConGrcss--FIrst Session.

ASHlNGTON, April 70, 1879.
Both houses OF Congress adjourned soon
after assembling to-day in respect TO tue
memory Of the late Representative Clark,
who died in this city yesterday.
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DJL-HEADS, $3.50 to $S per fearl, ~
Is ,he DIsPATCH PRlSTlEG~bDUsh'
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1T rs A VAST QUESTION.


| Tt is 4 question whose Importance can
scarcely be estimated; it is question that
never vet has been brought so sharply be-
fore the American Congress and the Amerl-
can people as it may now be. 1t is ques-
ton which sooner or later must be decided,
and the decision must determine what are
the powers OF the House OF Representatives
under the Constitution, and what is the
duty OF that House in the view OF the trainers
OF that Constitution according to its letter
and its spirit.
"Mr. President, 7 should approach this
question, il were in the best possible con-
liion 10 speak and to argue it, with very
grave diftidence, and certainly with the ut
most anxiety, for no one can think OF 1t as
long and as carefully as | have thought
of it without seeing that we are
at the beginning perhaps OF n strug-
gle that may last rs long in this country
| as similar struggle lasted in what we are
accustomed to call the mother land. There
| the struggle listed for two centuries before
| it was ultimately decided. It Is not likely
to last so long here. but it may last until
every man in this chamber is in his
grave. 1t is the question whether or
no the House of Representatives has a
right to say sWe will grant supplies only
upon condition that grievances are re-
dressed. We 1.-THE representatives Of the
tax payers OF the republic; we. the House
Of Representatives, alone have the right 10
originate money bills; we, TIE House OF
Representatives, have alone the right 10 orr
einate bills which grant the money OF the
people; The Senate represents States; we
represent the tax payers OF the republic, we,
therefore, by the very terms OF the Consti-
tuition, are charged with the duty OF origi,,
mating the bills which grant the money OF
the people. We claim the. right, which the
House OF Commons in England established
after two centuries OF contest, to say that we
will not grant
THE MONEY OF TIE PEOPLE
unless there Is redress Of grievances"
Upon the assembling OF this Congress, in
pursuance OF q call tor an extra session.
which was made necessary by the failure OF
the Foriy-ifth Congress to make the needful
appropriations for the support Of the Gov
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-01

Teach the boys to love tho farm,
but do not prove hard taskmasters.
Do not make their farm life one Of
drudgery and toll, if you would
have their thoughts in after life turn
lovingly to their old homes and
happy young lives. Teach them
something more than muscle and
physical endurance is required; that
indeed agriculture is science or
art that should be conducted ac-
cording to clearly defined laws and
we'll established principles, and sue
cessfui in proportion to the intelli-
gence that directs it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-01
CHINESE REMEDIES.

The medical fraternity are much
interested in the study of the Chi
nese msateria medica, ns it wcs shown
in the Chinese apothecary shop at
the Exposition.
Among the famous remedies of
the faculty of the Celestial Empire,
may be found the following:
Bears bile, deemed q sovereign
remedy for many diseases, and
which is said to be no more un-
pleasant to the taste than absinthe.
Dried gizzard of fowls, the Chi
nese pepsin.
Powdered elephants skin, an in
fallible remedy for rheumatism.
Grasshoppers' eggs, sure cure
for headaches.
Tincture of scorpions, to be taken
as stimulant!
Jelly made of tigers bones, said
to be very costly, but of extreme
strength, (what it cures il not
stated, but it may be timidity.)
Pith of deers' horns, recommend
ed for rheum and bronchitis.
Glue made of asses skin, very
valuable for lung diseases.
Excrement of silk worms and
bats, infallible for bronchial tubes
and the eyes.
Snuff made of the mucuous of
toads, . remedy Tor fainting and
convulsions. This last. . very i'm
portant remedy in the Chinese ma
.eria n,edica, is made in the follow
ing manner. The toads are placed
in q vase half full of -four, where
they occupy their leisure in pro-
ducing and expectorating their
venom; the flour, saturated in this
manner, is then dried and made
ready for use.
All of which medicaments are
highly suggestive of the witches'
broth in Macbeth:
"Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue Of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind-worms STING.
Lizzsrd's leg. and owlet's wing"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-01

He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is moro
happy who can suit his temper to
any circumstances.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-01

Dispatches from Florida state
that the orange crop was not dam
aged BY the recent Geld weather.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-02-01

He that dies a martyr proves that
he is not q knave, but by no means
that he is not fool.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-11-22
EIus;ress Notices.

Go 10 sultemey & Fost err 3O2 Market above
Tlld sire cts and get is sqod Pictures Tor %
Genus
G. X. Raugh, scientific manufacturer OF
I'icturu Frames, NO. 501 Shipley street, Is
now flaIIliug and selling Pictures ana Chro-
mos cheaper than ever.
&. steincken. at Nos 215 and 2l7 Market
stock OF Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers Mate
rails south Of Philadelphia. Give INN
Gail.
Duhell, the Halter. is prepared to accomo
date the Fan rush for Hats and Caps, ut his
Store No. East Third Street. near Market
lis motto is Low est prices and good goods"
shcrwin 4 Son are receiving every day
something new and desirable in Gold Jewelry
and Silycrware, from manufacturers of Es-
1ablished Regulations engraving in all its
branches. CO. MarlI> street st
KNlc's New Oyster Depot corner Sixth and
Olange streets, is doing a rushing business
in supplying families and parties with oys-
tiers. Kyle Keeps the pest, gives large meas
ulc, opens his oysters with care, and his
prices are US low us that of any oyster houso
in the city.
Ladies', now is the time to look to your
Furs. If you would like to have them al
tered or repaired in the latest STYLE go to
w. Alscntzer, No. OF Market street. Mufts
lined at reduced prices also stock OF
ladies' Fine Furs Ladies' and Gents Seal
Skin Caps. Fur trimmings speciality
DON'T forget the pace-227 Market Street.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-11-22
dow Butler Settled It.


Ben Butler was called on by a person WHO
wanted to have a talk with him.
+" Mr.. Butler,' said he, some Of my neigh
boris cows jumped my garden gate last
night, and completely destroyed my flower
beds. The gate was Of the.height required
by Law. Now, wish to know if l can OBJ
tain damages ~
"Most assuredly," replied Butler.
"Well, Mr.. Butler, how much ~
oh, about So"
'fBut, Mr.. Butler" tfiumphantly, "the
COW was yours.o
ssAh!'' said Mr.. Butler, thoughtfully;
and he looked unutterahle things out of his
bad eve. Then he turned to his desk,
scratched off few lines on piece of paper
and handed it to his visitor. 1t was in the
form of an account, and read as follows:
"B. F. Butler to Mr.. -, DR.. to dam
age caused by COW, $40; Cr., by legal ad-
vice, SIS; balance due, So"
/" Mr.. -" said Mr.. Butler softly,
" You needn't hurry about the payment. "
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-11-22

Is carpenters son always a young
shaver
Water is the principal motor power
10 Erie, Pepna.
A humane lady living on Park avenue,
indianapolis, owns two little featherless
chickens. Last week she supplied natures
deficiency by making them two complete
suits of red flannel, and now they stand
around the yard the envy OF their tribe and
the curiosity of the neighborhood.
A man named Button died recently
in Southern Berkshire Mase., aud when
fhe sexton started ont with pick and
sb0yei, somebody asked him waat he
wa goipg to do, "GMng TO lGake a
Dattou-hole, was the Lo5 very grave
rely.
The Thomas cat upon the fence
Sat yeiln' jest like thunder;
A hrickhat took him tween the eyes
Aud caused him to knock under.
No more ho'll make us curse and swear,
And brickbats at him fire
He's slsllaycd from this world of tears
HE'S gone to meet Mariar:
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-11-22
A wEArHER PROPHECY.


AS Christmas day comes this year
upon Thursday, che following quotation
from nn ancient MSS. in the British
Museum is pertinent for publication OF
the outset of winter as prophecy of
coming events the approaching year !:
Ii Xmas dav on Thursday be,
A windy W inter- we shall see;
WINDY weather liz euch week,
Aud hard tempests, strong aud thick ;
The summer shall be good and dry,
Corn aud beasts must multiply:
That year is good Tor lands to tall:
Kings and princes shall die by skill :
Ii u child b,rn that day shall be,
Il shall happen right we'll for he;
Of deeds he shall be good and stable,
Wise of speech and reasonable;
VINO so that day goes thieving about.
He shall be punished without doubt ;
An if sickness that day beti0e,
Il shall quickly from Thea glide.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-11-22
LATEST NoKELTTEs.

Ladies', Misses and Childrer's
;Furs, Fur ! ,obes, Far Trimming by
The yard, ladies lur caps, ladies and
gents seal skin caps, plush caps,
Tables Derry and square crown stiff
and SOFT hats, silk and cashmere
caps. children's stiff and soft hats,
Sill; ard Bingham umbrellas, trunks,
,valiscs. &C., at RUMFoRD Bios, No.
404 Market street.