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Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Err Sl'l'Ik.S.
Sun rises $40. sun sets ocI.

Sun rises S.+o... sun sets o:1.
Cupping and leechlng st I'll King st.
The RErvnLIcAN is Rs popular ss over.
FERRIS BROTHERS., THE" Printers.
Now bring On your beautiful Spring poema
Eight cents line ior advertising In this
column.
=. Bn mum says there are more fools now tha q
when no first started in business. Is lie not
lurS ely responsible tor the increase.
The members of Council gave the banquet
at tie Clayton House last evening.
F'raim, at the Clayton House shna store,
S07 King street, sselling goods cheap.
Last nighy's session of Counci, lasted from
10 minutes alter o'clock until 10 minutes OF
II O'cloSk.
A barber refused to color the moustaehe Of
IN intoxicated customer, because he diA not
want to dye drunkard.
The Legislative banquet las been given,
fact very hsppy.
McMonagle's. N. W. corner Third and kinK
The "tfazetts' will be made Us large as tn
REPUBLICAN IN . week or 50.
1t is the easiest thing In the world for man
to commit suicide In Texas. He merely has
10 call u man liar.
That was dirty session OF Council last
evening.
Old mother tImc lndulged in the pAstime Of
picking her gseae this morning.
Buy tho SPLENDID, WINDSOEand VIC.
NO Ill Wos. Eighth street.
Wanted Good n sws agents In every town
en- tho delaware road.
Dra,tiost q, lyiir,;n~to, JiI ,ok
attend the banquet at the Clayton House yes.
terday aftsrnooI.
Smoke will mako q person weep, and II It
wasn't for the smoke you would never see
chimney
New. nobby and cheap are this hats and caps
Id by &. 5. humphrey, the halter, ut 2lo
Market street. Largo stock OF new Spring
eIyle now ready.
Hand In your advertising favors ~ early Us
possible in the morning.
Dolor stores. w here they sell mourning
goods.
Tho backbone Of Winter was broken too
sosn, and it was obliged TO lingsr in the lap
Of Spring.
No green tint or clouded glassware in our
stock. Com, SEQ the extraordinary low pri-
COS. Glassware, lamps and chimneys. AT
King strest, absve Second.
NOW bring on your printing. We are ready
for 1t.
The public schools arc in nourlshing osn.
ditioo.
Prot. Richardson lectured at the Opera
K ~, last evening to a gOsd sized audience.
Notice TO tho rublic.-I will half-sslo and
heel boots and shoes for 81, and other mending
IN proportion, at s. W. corner Of Seventh and
Tatnall streets. John T. Bailey.
viii the Court House pe erected at Tenth
and Market streets?
Council has ordered y (dump) man to bs
stationed on t!hristiana avenue.
All kinds Of job printing ne itly executed at
| the RRPuBLICAN Oihce.
Tho hest disniectant against epidemcs-
Have your houses cleanly painted, grained
and kaisomlned by W. X. Grant. 2 l.. Seventh
street. The uost work Tor the least casa.
April, q I'D, half tears, half smios,
Trips Ill OF lit 10 playful wles,
And, laughing meath her r .inb0w hood,
Seeks the Wild vioiets in the wood.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
rFyHKNroIsr PILLS ON EARTH AaK .IR. slxxi

TT7HHNIoIsT rILLson EARTH ARE .IR. sixSs
enpe. scken orweaken In hsic operatioa, and
hence they are the best pilIs ever offered, a.
pscial!y for axed peopte. They are splen-
did Liver cure and elegant purgstive nsdt-
cine. They operate ,leasantly and mildly,
but thoroughly and e1scsually. They curs
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver Attec-
ttons, general Aches oyoY the system, they
make bettoT appetite, and in Kheunatisa',
Neuralgia and Headnnse, in connection with
our OeleboG.sd Pafp SeArches, q very speedy
cure ts obtained. We have over asj0 referen.
oes of these pills. Elegantly Sugar ooate1 -
cents . box, or i've boxes i0- 81. Sent by mail.
Principal Depot Fourth md King streets,
Wtl'niagt Del. Philas elphia Depot 6N5
Arch street, Sold BY denlars and at country
etoreg
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
ENstA Ill HIuealAd

Imperfeetiv nourish"s t.e ~ stem, since It b
only partially n siinibHt"d NV the blood. Pale,
impoverished ci"rula ion nnL weak nerves,
experience marked and r-pad Improvement
in their physical con 1it!On ~ sva!ling them-
selves OF tAat surc resonrea of the sick and de-
bilinted, HostetteT's sItnu.a h Bitters. This
genial tonic aud -lte ative l-nds sn impetus
to the processes 0fdige.ton -hIeh i!sur1s q,
adequate deyelopm- mt OF the nXten s of
slo01, fiber and muscular tissue. Moreover.
it soothes and strengthens over" .'aght ur
weak Lerves cOunterac ts t-nd ,nty ~ hypO-
chondra or despondency, 10 whicb ds.,,eptie
and b''iOss persons are peculiarly lab 9 and
is IN agreeable nd wholesome appel acr ard
promoter Of repose. The inirmlt g. Of sg nd
of delicate female constitutions are reAtty
relieved by it; and It is u reliable preve Dtivs
Of, and remedy for, ma nriAl levers.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Mrs. oliver Wants q View Trial.

Counsel for Mrs. Oliver has applied
for new trial. Should the motion b.
refused, the case will bs heard by three
Judges in general term, the Chief JUS
ticr not sitting ON an appeal from his
own ruling. The members Of the bar
arr anxious for fall arguGent on cer-
tain points involved, especially the
rulings OF the Court in admitting Mr..
Riddles evidence as to the communica-
tious between him and th. plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Mrs. winslo1's Soothing S2rup is the only
thing That mothers can rely upon for their
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and eomtcrt to mother and
child. During tho process OF tcething 1t soft-
ans the gums, reduces intf2 mnatou and al
lays all pain thereby giving rest to the chilA
and comfort to the mother. Twenty .tivs cents
a bottle. Observation-Disclosures
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

A CAHD.-lo sIl VINO arc r-1ering from
"A tho indiscretions Of youth, ner vos
weakness, early decay, ioes a. 'saphOod, etc.
| will send You receipt tnat will eure yGu
EEEE OF CHANGE. This great remedy
vas discovered ny missionary in SoutA
nsrica. Send self addressed envelope 70
Rev. .loaaph 7. lnman, Station b. Bib.e
HnuaA N4H York ()tty
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Ministers Changed.

Rev. J. Il. kidney who was appointed
by Conference to Sudlersvil!e charge,
has been sent to Dorchester circuit, and
Rev. J. r. Van Burkalow, who was ap.
pointed to Dorchester charge, has been
sent to Sudlersville circuit.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Tho Relawnre Ecyu.st0rs.

On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
the Delaware Regulators will give their
first grand ball in Webstei's Dancing
Academy. The management guarantee
an evening Of real enjoyment to all
their patrons.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Entriss for tho New York Deg
Show.

The total number Of entries for tho
New York dog show next week is 953,
exclusive of litters Of puppies. Over
100 entries were refused on Tuesday.
This is the largest number Of dogs ever
exhibited in this country. At the West
minister Kennel Clubs show in 1878,
there were S24 dogs, and in the pre-.
vious year STA. At the st. Lonis show
of 1878 there were only 479; at Phila-
delphia in 1877, 49j; at Boston in 1878,
694, and at Baltimore in 1877, 24s, and
in 1878, 36S.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
I'fkI,.

Powell, the great fish man of the Sd
street market, has a good variety Of
fresh fish, which he is selling At the
lowest market rates. Give him a call.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Shoe At0rG Removal.

1; J. Nicholson has removed to Third
and Washington streets. All in want
of boots and shoes will please call. t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
Special Vi enttOn.

F. hcMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., would be pleased
to see his friends and the public in
general at his place OF business, N. w.
corner Third and King streets.
Prepared Wheat and Papoma for in.
fants and invalids, sold by J. r. Hart
man, Druggist, corner of 5th and Poplar
streets.
PARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS Go
see the new styles at 4. G. Strang's
Wilmington manufactory, 8. W. corner
Fourth aud Market streets. Repairing
and recovering special feature of our
business.
"Thsrber's Best" Gran. Tapioca for
sale at the new tea store, Nos. S and Z
East 7th street. Chas. X. Gano, agent.
Having removed to 30s West Front
street, We ar. prepared to furnish our
patrons with tho choicest brands of
patent flour, including Pillsbury's Best
and sprague family favorite new pro
cess, Good Enough and other choice
brands at the lowest prices. Kzra Fell,
30s w. Frert street.
Cuticura Soap, for cutansous affec-
tions, the toilet and bath, sold by Tay-
lor h Fullerton, Druggists, 302 King
street.
Ladies will remember that the La
dies Department of Belts Drug Store
has separate private entrance No. !
W. 9th street. Lady attendant.
For an obstinate cold on the breast
nothing like Hart..ans's, Tar and Wild
Cherry Pectoral. Get it at Hartman's,
5th snd Poplar.
II you want the full value Of your
money go to Russell L Spencer tor dry
goods.
OConper, tho tailor, No. 2 West Sd
street, has received new lot of spring
goods, which lie will make up into
suits at the lowest rates. He is q tailor
by trade, and understands the husi-
ness. Gentlemen call ani see him ut
his old stand, No. . West Sd street.
All wool twilled 81 cloaking at ST.
cts, at the "Bee Hive" BOG Market st.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
SE(A.,ND EDITION.
Stnfc 0l tne ybeHmOmeter.
At the RRPUBLINAN OFFICE, March II.
I O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'cloek, >.
48O $50 ITO
Tho weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April 4-
l A. N.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. northwsst to southwest
winds, stationary or higher tsmpsrs-
turs and barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

Wy ANTED.--A suitable PARTY to take n
W house ll rvons) picnsantly situated,
ri.d JHke gentleman ANA vile with one child
To board. House now occuuied ~ saii par
ties. Address co. this office. app 3ts
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04

ny lUTlCE TO THE PUBLIC.-There has
~ been an eager desire manifested BY
many to purchase American watches at the
nightly public sales. which have been going
on for The past week. II rightly infoi per
sons have Deen pay ing $ll.OU and $l2.UO each
for Elgin watches with ohronomster balance
nd com silver case. will furnish the same
watch for $1,000, gvea good chain and key,
nnd " Lrrant 1t for one year. -
&. r. RUDOLPH,
apr4-2t* .3l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
WYE WILL OPEN OUR
n EW HARDWARE STORE,
No. S West Fourth street,

ON SATURDAY APRIL 5. 1879,
With an entire new stock Of Family Hard
were, Cutlery and Mechanics Tools, pur-
chased ut tho very lowest market price for
cash. and will he sold at the lowest prices.
Our friends nc the public are cordially in
vited to call and examine our goods and prt-
cos. FRANK CHANDLER,
apl.5tt No. West FVurLh Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-04
FIRST EDITION.
clrY coUsS.s-.

A I.oUg Tedioas 'sDiPty' Sessisn-
A ,nsa eahs. .plsesA ~ CiAslsasasa
Aven1S b ovsssss she s.nuaH-
ing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
richmond and Allegheny Railroad. !

6 xa;ahmo,,d and Allegheny Raairoa a.l
4, d vel TO keep mp ar occasional pa -.
uraph relating 10 our pet enter pf7iIse.
6ave had our yexations; hat We nave ns, rs
.srss,asref, and 40 not mean 10 yes aW a''e.
Tserp i ! railroad involved In Inc many J,
r,.sss !, The Implications Of bondhoiosfs :,
Claims. mortgages, ETC.. etc. Ano VIC .,,a
aae /. emerge as It is liberated ron I've ,o'>''
Oh the infringement. -, = oes.
FIRST, then, there will be 2 genera m y. !,
snr ~ The Richmond and Aileghany h 'a'
., ,ss company in New York on Wea Inc .
y.,sy a. next week 70 receive the report o.
she committee Of the bondhoiders mo pave
n charge tae settlement with tue creditors
OF the canal company, ard also 10 consia ''
: the reports Of engineers. J
Messrs. MASON and HoGg have conPsessu
.he examination Of the line OF the Kicn-'
,nons and Allegheny railroad to Chiffon
rorge and were at that place on MONDAY % q
Tbev were invited by the company to put
In a bid for ct least one OF the DIVISIONS o.
the RAILROAD by the list OF June.
are informed that Messrs. G. K. :" III
asos & Co., who are building the extension ,!
o,.,he Denver, Atciison and Santa Fe rail-
road. viii be here to examine the line OF tne
Richmond and Allegheny railroad the pre-
,senf week. with a view to put in bid lol
the same. 50.
So there IL something all the time 10 mo mo
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cate plainly what can be done in cereal pro
ductsor ii. the cotton States.
II NE are 10 wicld any solid power N the
south, we must get rich; and we can got
rich il we do NOT spend what should De
our surplus in buying from other people
IN hat we can and ought to produce ior our
selves. In this connection we observe,
with pleasure, that considerable attention IS
being paid, in hetwo carelinas especially.
10 The raising OF iute. Professor KERR, tue
very able State geologist OF North Carolina,
asserts from experiments prosecuted unoe,
ii, own supervision tina, iute can be raised
IN the eastern portion Of that State as easily
ID corn. This fnte, gotten into shape
Tor the loom, would furnish the bagg'ng Tor
every bale OF cotton we make, and men are
already found among us who can weave H.
as witness IN Richmond the factory oil MT
| McCAScE. III 49, ~ ~,
In few words, give us peace IN the ooutn'
and we will ask no; odds Of anybody.
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.,,,,1s snt,c,e,,t,y eass to permi. oil trans.
ANN n,ifr, 4, move viii, give 10 loco
motion along sbe sidewalks entire cheefau'-
ress and elasticity Of 80 tnat 20.
c,alIv The street passenge rs H;ousd become .
,;s,, 81 lecoro,is. Cannot the citizen take x,
n the picture and can he dclanytbiflg o.is
admire ii What street we should 1la',s I,
Iher, 8 Appearances would be niinisesS
better, business would be better rents .iI
w,toa,iiid be better, aud those who paid taeiD
would be better able 70 pay them. !.
Rents are not unimpressible. Houses that
ara undesirable may continue so as long as
tbev continue upon badly-graded streets or
are themselves badly built and badly ar
ranpetl. Make ihe streets better and MAKE g
the houses comfortable and pleasant 10 iook !
at and i've ip, and they will be sought ana
rent better. Main street Is steaahs ae.e.io
rating. while of course other streets Deins
I,,anctted as she Is fncommoded ana MADE
undesirable. the difference Increases unti'
,n.,. noint:oi injury will be reached where
her reputation will be compelled to :" tufh
over q new leai,'' and then will begin o
change which we know will 60 steadily on
untit we do at last have improvements that
viii be worthy OF q city. 4, u. .2e'@..s. :,
AS sure as any city reform can come Wi
| Main street in time present q view OF beauty
and animation that Will bear no likeness ''S &c
the dull up-aud-down aud unexeltlns sne
I'm pleasing scenes OF this ave viii thet
have main street that will be worthy, OF ! /;
real city, and one, that will no longer NC
shame to Richmond. ~ s.an2 =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-20
TF'rom the. Wylheyille Euterprise.l
The SOeakius MOnGay.

The report given in this paper Wednes
day Of the discussion Monday was, for the
reason stated, necessarily nieasre. TIE
present writer was absent from town ut the
time, and since his return he has learned
facts regarding the discussion which are so
greatly st variance With the reports that
baye been published inother papers that he
feels it due. TO the public that a more ex-
tended account be!siyen: - ..@*,
AS before stated, preliminary meeting
was he'd by. thereatiusiers; after when
]; aGe GENERAL. JAMES A. WALKER +,
took the stand, amidst immense. applause,
aud spoke an, hour+ and hall in bis Usual
clear and iofcible manner. He handled bis
subject from beginning to end in practical,
business why, dealing almost exclusively
in facts and figures. He commenced ny
giving 4 history OF the State debt. showing
that 1t was NIL incurred in building our
works OF internal Improvement, and not one
cent OF the original debt was claimed by
ANYBODY to be fraudulent. He then went
on to show that under the state of affairs
before the McCIIi.och bill! was passed the
revenues OF the State were. not sufficient to
provide for the .tax.receiyable coupons
under the old funding bill and run tile
expenses OF the State government and keep
alive the public schools without an Increase
OF taxation, hut that the creditors them
selves bad fortanatelE reieYed lis ,hy assuni-
ibg to take per cert: instead OF per,
Getit.s interest, which would make the pre-.
sens revenues TIE State, glthoqt any in:
2. & rs 9r .i..t:.f-it fsl ~ 70
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Market Bridge.


On Sundays last serious damage was gus
tanned at Market bridge by the overflow OF
Shoekoe creek. Some account OF 1t appears
IN our local department. This Is not one
the disasters which come from the over
flowing OF the river, but nevertheless It Is al
uncomfortable reminder OF the. injury ahe
inconvenience which often visit our goot
people at that part Of Main street in time o
4reshes. a.s:@a ::s'@ ~. - .,l...t =.
Passing aiang that street on thatver dag
we could but contemplate the very great
comfort aud security it's people would en-
joyzwere the street raised at the bridge
about ten feet aud properly graded to cor.
respond. with the other parts between the
old Union. Hotel and near Fourteenth
stree. ~ Ia that were done, the whole oil
Main street would in a reasonable timo be
graded so as to giyeit easy or rapid trans
gortation and afford to all pursuits the high
est convenience aud ease and ensure that
lifsahd elegance in business which would
permit no other part. OF the city to excel it
In the beauty and attractiyeness and pub
lfcity OF its ways and its Places The change
that this would bring about would be like
miracle. The enhancement of the!Yalue of
property andthe promotion OF general sat
isfaction would be OF miraculous nature
In its impression upon the mind.
We have seen some most astonishing eff
fects FROM a little work and small expense
OF grading OF streets. And the changes in
public opinion would seem almost unac-
countable. Alterations have been proposed,
andtbes have at first brought. about some
fnfDg Ike rebellion. The City Engineer.
has had u hard time to Advance at I'LL in the
line OF grading. He toiled patiently and
advanced cautiously. AS he progressed the
effect was visible. One after smother who
had rayed madiy against proposed changes
snoWedIb their smiles that they were more
ahsn delighted, and COW all Broad street is
reYoiutionised. Thst street was one ef.the
best for grading and making both beautiful
and comfortable. The City Engineer was
permitted by degrees TO carry out his plan,
and now about the last Of tue steep side
HaiRs sud dangerous cutters have departed,
iandes.e hayeE street with such grades ana
ssaeh easy walks lhat II would be an orna.
nene 10 any city. 49,
ttiss filE Improvement oi Rroad street
that caused discantent In Main street, Bread
street IS S racss: sapd bright. llss has become
fhe grand promsnade, aud business is tend.
J ing steadily tegssas IL. Tails tendency
must continte and Increase uniess, indeed,
the feal.estate Owners Gad business.nen on
hain street take steps TO improve that
street. s. III &
.IPisk ;cs Mass street Improved with Ito
~ 4 9r Ut ses 80 ~
ssiiyffJass Ii ssas siss 81. IL
et3stsissf sstss ssssst.f y Az. q III
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The silver 5: Question.

~. =.
The recantattor OF his opposition TO the
bi.metallies specie basisby Nh, McCuLIocH =. 10
a settled aaet. sAe msdethfs reeantat1itc5n 10 a
public address atsBoston, as we hsye already
stated. He acknowledged u change In bis
oninion mainly for the; reason that the MI
king Of geld the single standard would , de-
grade silver to the great insuey; OF society.
The power Of gold would be SO ssincreasea
that i. would cause universal bankruptcy
fforu the enormous total Of State, mnnici-
a,,iuad indisilaai ind ebtsdness.a The de-
uonetiza,ion> OF silver was great mistake.
The.sstablisbncn Of the bimetallic basis
is Indispensable topreyent continual loss
and inconvenience to international traffic.
mr.. McCurLocH advises that, tho relative
value Of gold and silver should pc ~ hxed Dy
q congress OF nations. 5. =tVtu1 "ns -
! Mfr. McC uILocH behaved as a frank and
independent gentleman by openly acknow-
lodging and recanling bis fault 10 the most 'sd
thoroughly gold.worshipping community IN
the United States. He is an able fnancier-
one whose experience entities him to great
weight in financial matters. He bad the
finest opportunities to arrive at sound con-
illusions, and he is not one OF those who
think like partisaps and reason like fanatics,
rejecting philosophy and fact. He has seen
shat the decentralization OF silver was
great error. ,..J-...
Mr.. MCCULLoCH knows What he is talking
about, and when he looks upon the power
OF gold as depressing silver to a ruinous
degree and threatening the States, NUM-
CAPABILITIES, and individuals with bankruptcy,
we may know that there is reason to think
1bht aIl is not safe. : 1t would be poor COM
pensation in rejecting bis wise forecast to
adoptthe impracticabIe madness Of the gold
MANAGES, ana thus plunge our country, SO
terribly bankrupted already, once more into
ruin. y 49,. ...-. t.t '"@.5i. 80 = 81 80
Mr.. MCCULLocH is both wise and just.
He has found silver to be the money OF the
people-that bi.metallic basis is the true
balance wheel Of fnance-that there must
be two grades in coins: the arstocrat gold
and the plebelan silver. The aristocrat can
be nothing without being backed or guard
ed by the plebeian. By establishing this
double coinage as the base Of the system it
will become harmonious and substantial.
The two will become invincibie. When
one shall be unable TO stand, the two will
be broad, firm. an6 uHimpeachable. When
one by itself is animated by one single inn
pulse, that inspires a popular feeling. II Is
all insipid, LeartIess, grinding. 1t is ouly
through silver that gold can be made to feel
for the people, and it is only through that
medium that il can be restrained from heart
less oppression and tyranny. ,'<.~=.-
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D0.CENT STORE.
ID ECEIVED AT THE

D ECEIYED AT THE
9sc STORE: ~
100 SETS ETGHT-BALL CROQUET-the best in
town-at &c.; i ' ---
A full assortment Of GLASSWARE, including
snGOBLETS. plain and engraved. both fine and
common; GLASS SETS. BUFFERS, PLATES
SALTS, BERRY DISHES, PITCHERS, coy
Erred BOWLS, CAs1PORTs, &c, &C.; d"
More of those elegant ENGRAVED aud WALNUT
FRAMES at Soc: -... 81
Handsome CUSPADORES at soc. L pair;
WATER-COOLERs, ICE TOSGs, ICE-pICKs,
BREAD BOXES. TEA-TRAYS, &C.;
WILLow-HAMPERS at 99c.; .. ..... &C.
Complete assortment Of GLASS.SuaDES; ~.
An sfzes SPRINKLING-CANs cheap; 4 .. 80
80 dozen FEATHER-DUSTERS 1t 10c.;
100 dozen ONE-HALF PALS at l0c.; .
The hest HAMMOCK ever offered NJ soc. and 81.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
myl5 sos Bread street.
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MT NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES

NY- NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
just received l. very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOE Ny TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufaco-
ric., 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 worken at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS made TO order
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.