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FLORAL HALL.
Sspsrinlenden.t-FRED 4. Curtis, wheatland.
FIRST DIVISION.
Dept Superindeadost-Wm.IWrlgbt Adams
DOMEsTTCs. NEEDLE WORK. CLOTH
ING AND MILLINERY.
J,ldges-Mrs Benz. Ford. City; MIss Angie
Rlnsom, Jonesyllle; Miss Libbie Norris.
Woodbridge.
CLASS i-DoMEsIICR.
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SECOND DIVISION.

Dept S,iperiaiendeat-DR. o. PALnEK.
CLASS I-PAISTISGs AND SUN PICTURES.
Judges-W. J. Baxter. Jonesville; Mrs. A.
F. Whelan, City; hra Wn. Wright Adams.
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SECTION n-sPANs AND sIsoLl

NOTE The foregoing, except stations, /
and years old will be moved in harness on
the track, for the purpose OF showing their
general qualities. They must DC perfectly
tOBnd. show good constitution; combining
style. action aud staying qualities StalliOus
must have made the season In the county
Teams must DC owned In the county and used
a. n span by the owner 30 days prior 20 the
fair. Professional trOtters viii not be eligible
70 compete.
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Legal.
Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE SHORE d Mon. SOU.-kICH
CEN7RAL-ACK CKSON& TT.
WA YNE- D. ~. al
LAKE SHORE a NIGH. sou. r. r.

Trains win leave IN. stations named. as fOllOwr
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Each Of Rogers numbers. or other new va
rietv. VIII be recognized N deemed worthy
by Committee. II put on exhibition, with
same first and second premium,
FLORAL HALL-FOURTH DIv'N.
DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS.
Dept S,tperiaieasienf--J. J. CLARK, City.
PROFESSIONAL LIST.
CLASS T--PLANIs m POTS.
yudQs' "a T. Hutchns. Jefcrsoni hrs.
:. We .- Reading Me- NJ Lamb, City.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-02-25

The United States Senate, yesterday,
passed the House bill authorizing the
Secretary Of the Navy to accept the ship
jeanette for exploration purposes she
bill for the settlement Of the District tax
lien certificates erronsously issued, -
amended by the House tho bill appro-
priating 1900 for the "Roberts penny
lunch" house, and the bill amending the
charter Of the Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Conpony. The House pension
appropriation bill was reported from
committee and placed on the calender.
Consideration was then resumed of the
army appropriation bill, and the railroad
telegraph rider having been amended SO
rs to require the railroad companies to
accept the restrictions placed on the tele-
graph companies, the bill was passed.
The Senate insisted on its revenue bill
amendment, and a conference committee
was ordered. The rest Of the session
was taken up with the consideration oil
the contagious disease bill.
In the House the Senate amendments
to tho revenue bill were considered, and
those providing for the taxation Of re-
tail and Wholesale liquor dealers, striking
out the clause abolishing the tax OF
matches, and eXemptiDg insolvent banks
from taxation under certain circumstan
stances, were non-concurred in and
conference committee was appointed
Resolutions were introduced concerninf
the Rives usurpation in Virginia, and u
institute the disposiuon of funds belong
ing to the Confederate States, and re-
naming in the Bank Of England at the
end of the war. The civil sundry ap
preparation bill, which appropriates sl6,
936, 900, was passed under suspension o
the rules.
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REFORM IN FRANCE.
INVESTIGATION OF POLICE PERSECUTION
NEXT IN ORDER.

iNNEsTl0ATIoN OF POLICE PERSECUTION
NEXT IN ORDER.
LONDON, Feb. 25.
The bureaus of the French Senate
have appointed committee on the Am
nesty bill, eight out of the nine members
of which are favorable to the bill a. pass
ed by the Deputies. NJ. lie Roger, Min
lister of Justice, stated Officially yester-
day that the government had on the
Amnesty bill gone to the utmost limit Of
concession. The Times correspondent
mt Paris says: ait is affirmed that certa n
Deputies Of the Left wish the Chamber
TO nominate Parliamentary Commits
sion to investigate the proceedings of the
Prefecture Of Police. 1t Is said that the
cabinet will strongly oppose this as an
epcroachment on the functions of the
Executive" Despite the protecuonist
campaign tho movement in favor of "A
treaty OF commerce between France and
the United States receives numerous
adhesions daley.
MN .Hippolyte and Cahusac have been
designated special reporters to furnish
the French Commission with the ipfor-
nation required by the French and
American legislatures respecting desira-
BILE notifications of the customs tart fs.
A despatch to the Daily Nesoe states that
the conflict of the city with the govern
ment IN regard to the municipalities
grant to the communists has been com
promised by contiding the distri butio of
the relief fund to the Project of the Seine.
NkwPorIsM IN FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News telegraphs that the appointment
OF NJ. Albert Greyy to be Governor of
Algeria Is now scarcely doubtful.
THE BRITISH STRIKERS.
Al meeting Of the stiikng weavers,
at Automatically yesterday, to the
number Of, 900, 1t was decided, with only
four disse intent voices, to continue TIE
strike until they are reduced TO starva-
non. The coal beavers and large num-
Der OF dock laborers having resumed
work at Liverpool the Birkenhead men
have resolved to resume also at the re-
duction, This sets 1000 men to work in
Birkenhead,
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New Castle Letter.
An IMNnNsR sUCCIss-THR PERFoR
NANCE OF TEE AMATEUR MIN
STREIS.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. rs. 1879.


NEW CASTLE, Feb. rs, 1879.
The entertainment of the Amateur
Minslrels was ali immense success. Long
before the hour for opening, the paveme nts
in front of the CcuIt House were throns-
ed, and in twenty minute, after the OPEN
Ing of the doors all available space was
taken up and still the crowd clamored for
more room. This is the best evidence
that large hall is sadly needed here.
Of the performance itself we are un able
TO convey proper idea. The opening
chorus was original and local in its hits.
Mahoney's "Whoa Maria" and Mackey 8
'Perhaps she's on the Railway" brought
down the house and as end men they
were declared success.
81 am waiting Es,ie dear by f. J..
Rogers; dream Of love is over by l..
+. Eliason; kiss he Darling, fold me
closer" by Will ams, were each render-
ed with particular care and showed study
and musical taste. The orchestra of sew
Ell pieces, under the direction of F. 5.
Duncan, was the very best ever given be-
tore the citizens OF this city and it was the
general remark that Mr.. Duncan was de-
serving great credit for the care with
which he made his selections. VIM.
Nantine, as "Handy Andy" showed
study i'll the character.
The wax works of Mrs. Snarley were
remarkable for ingenuity, and the tab.
leaux were the feature that brought dowI
the house.
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What $500 Did In Wall street

Aug. 10th, 1878, r. S. Webb, Phila.,
Pa, wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, n. Y; "Dear Sirs: Yours con.
tanning remittance for s1,1l225, as pro-
fits on my 200 shares. 10 received. Ac-
cept my thanks, for l am very well set
isted. As you request, you may use this
letter. L would recommend every one
who feels disposed to speculate to Sc nd
for your circular" This is but one in
stance out OF thousands, by which the
new combination system of operating in
stocks enables people with large or small
capital to make similar profits. BY this
excellent plan, the orders of thousands
OF customers from city and country are
pooled into one immense sum, and CO.
operated as mighty individual account.
Each member of the combination Sc
cures all the advantages of the largest
capital united with experienced skill
Fronts divided monthly $40 lvested re.
turns $50, or per cent on the stock
$50 will make $3.50, and so on, according
To the market. Messrs. Lawrence & Cos
new circular (malled free has two un-
erring rules for success" and explains
everything, SO that any one can operate
profitably. All kinds of stocks and
bonds wanted. New Government loar
supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.
Bankers, 81 Exchange, \. Y. City.
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About one year ago horse was stolen
from q Mr.. Massey, Of St. Georges Hun
dred. Shortly after the theft was COM
mltted, Shadrack Trusty, Of this city was
arrested, but after a hearing, the evil
dence not being suffi eisnt to hold him,
he was discharged.
A short time ago Sergeant Jones re-
ceived Information that lcd him 10 sus-
pect Sidney Trusty, a brother of Shad-
rack, Of the theft. This mornisg the
Sergeant, accompanied by officer Kane,
visited the home Of Trusfy, on Poplar
street, below Sixth, but he was not at
home. After dinner they again visited
the house, and found their man at home
Irusty, having his suspicious aroused,
started to run down Fifth street. The
officers gave chase, and run him rs far as
Fifth and railroad, when the fugitive
very conveniently ran into the arms OF
officer Boster, who was standing there.
d. is now locked up in one of the city
cells to await hearing.
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THROWN FROM THE TRACK.

1wenty.fre Passengers RoHod Over an
EnibdnkWent and Many Of Then. In.
jured.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, February a.
While shifting the mail train south nj
this station this afternoon, one car, con
tanning about twenty-five passengers, left
The track, from some unknown cause. and
fell over an embankment about six fe,.,
hlgh, turning over on its side. Fifteen
or eighteen persons were injured, amonp
whom were Hiram Blxler, of Fayettee
VILE, leg bi oxen; the Rev. DR.. Stewart.
OF Newburg, n. y, arm broken rank
Scheible, wife and son, of Scotland
FRANKLIN county, Pa, seriously Injured
MISS Miles, Greencastle, Pa, shonjdei
bruised: Samuel Prother, GreencastIe.
Pa, injured about the head, not serious
two children of Colonel Joseph Dawson
OF Greencastle, Pa, slightly Injured
Bishop GIassbrenner and Rev. Bulger. n,
Y. Is. Church, considerably bruised, bui
not seriously. Several others received
cuts and bruises, but were able to proceed
| TO their destination. The officers of III,
company and the eitizeps have pivey
every attention to the wounded. and al
| well cared for. 81
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ImDOrtaut Notice.

Under recent order of the U. S. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, all emp
ty cigar boxes on hand and all. boxes
emptied after this date, must have the
stamp on them entirely abrogated, aud
not partly scratched as has been the Gus.
tom heretofore. This is very import
ant order to cigar dealers, as there Is
a penalty in each case of $50 and six
months Imprisonment. The order will
be RICHLY enforced by the officers of this
district as well as in all parts of the
untry.
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MAYOR ALMONDS COURT.

A large crowd assembled in the police
station last night, to witness the trial of
Annie Brady, proprietress of house of
ill-farne ON East Front street, between
King and French, whose house was pull
ed by the police on Sunday night. Along
with Annie were Jane and oseph Heck,
James Crayton, James and Thomas
Bridgeman, and Solomon Smith, col.
who were in the ranch when it was raid.
ed. The evidence proved conclusively
that the house was vile resort for the
lowest classes of blacks and whites, aut
general nuisance to the neighborhood
The Mayor imposed fine of $50 an,
costs upon Annie Brady, and of one do
lar and costs upon the others.
James McColligan, for assault and bat
terry on Frank Tillson, col, was fined {
and costs
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL'S FINAN-
CIAL DIFFICULTIES

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a The Volks
Freund, a German Catho lie organ to-day
demands statement of the affairs Of
Archoishop Purcell, which it has reason
to fear may be worse than they have been
represented. The German Catholics
charge that the money, much of which ia
Their own, has gone to build Irish
chlirches: They fear the church proper
W Is liable to levy. Members az those
congregations say that they received none
oI the 100000 in question, and that
they cannot understand why church pron.
sry, FOR which they have already sacri.
need 60 much, should be held for debts
by which they were not benefited ''
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Major Reno Acquitted.

WAsHfNGToN, Feb. Alt il under-
$1,000 that tbs court of INQUIRY convened
az the request Of Major Marcus A Rev
Oh the Seventh Cavalry, to inqwre intn,
Tue charges that Major Reno had at tbo
battle OF the Little Big Horn ttbe Cns,ar
maSsacrel, been guilty of cowardice and
r re IN the discharge of his dutv
aeP1a. snat the inquiry has not deduced
ev.uence against HIM which would var.
rant a trial by court-martiaI ''' war
In .ne case of Capt. Blair the sentence
~ DISMISSAL from the service Tba na.,
W., VIII 20 10 The President for his approo
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He Is RECOGNIZED As A BALTIMORE
CANAL BoATMAN, NAME UNKNOWN.

He IL RECOGNIZED As BALTIMORE
CANAL BoATMAN, NAME UNKNOWN.
Coroner Butz, yesterday afternoon,re-
sumed the inquest over the body of a
drowned man discovered in the Christi
ana, at Tatnall street wharf, yesterday
nJining.
The first witness was q boy named
James Burke, employed on the tug Annie
who testified to seeing the body In the
Christiana, and 10 obtaining the rope
with which 1t was secured to the wharf
by Capt. Heacock, of the tug Falcon.
Charles Cooper col, that about the
first Thursday ofDecember he was work.
ing on the canal boat s. r. Moore, at
Harlan's wharf, unloading coal. The
deceased was also working on the boat,
and was there when witness went away
on Saturday night. When he returned
to work Monday morning the Captain
asked him If he had seen the other man,
as the latter had not been about the boat
since Saturday night, when the Captain
sent him on deck to fasten the hatch.
ways. Witness thought he heard the
Captain say he had picked this man up
in town, meaning Wilmington. The boat
was from Baltimore.
Benz. Richardson, col, who worked on
the boat at the same time, corroborased
the testimony of the previous witness.
Sames McVey, a saloon-keeper, testi.
fed that on the Saturday night before
Christmas the Captain of the canal boat
and another man supposed to be The
drowned mani came into his saloon abou
six O'Clock and procured drinks. About
seven o'clock the Captain returned anC
asked witness ii he had seen the mai
since; and on Sunday morning he ngaiI
made the same inquiry. The Captain
told witness the man was from Balti
more.
Coroner Butts stated to the jury that
he had been informed by Geo. w. Busl
* Son, that they settled for freight witt
Capt. p. Cahill, of the barge T. Z. Moor
on Nov 2, 1873. The shippers were Shaw
Bros, of Baltimore. This was undoubt
edly the boat the drowned man worked
on.
Capt. Heacock, of the tug Falcon, test
fed to finding the body and fastening II
TO the wharf. He also stated that whei
| the coal barge left the Captain told hin
to keep sharp look out for the missing
man.
The jury rendered verdict that "th,
deceased, name unknown, came to hi,
death by accidentally drowning"
Undertaken Wilson, during the after
noon, inferred the body in the Potter,
Field. The Coroner wrote to Shaw
Bros. Of Baltimore, the shippers of tn,
coal that came on the barge, to see il
they could establish the identity of the
drowned man.
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Nine Young Ladies' hmm G rsed

Last evening Rev. A. IL. Sembowers
baptized nine young ladies in the bab-
tistry under the pulpit in the First Bap-
fist Church, on Chestnut street above
Fourth. Each was immersed backward
once in the name Of the Father and of
the Son and of the Holy Ghost. 1t is
custom in some denominations who
practice immersion to dip the candidates
forward three times. The church was
crowded, many being requested to stand
in the aisles. The choir sang some ex-
cellent selections.
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Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. "a "a
reception to-day was a m I'D
After landing be was s sssnlhes,
the principal streets and lp paI =. \
70 the Mayor, from whom i ~ BID l
KEYS Of the city. On The a ~, ~ leai'
recognized General Sher1n,,voa ls y
spectators, and, after An 'a 'aa
clvilities, inquired as to t ~. e !
the army. Gen. SbermsSs Wnt;'
the army was In a satisfac r lepla
and the King commando T ", %
his reception Tomorrow Al Nun ~ v
Hall. " Ep
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Lent.

A church season of forty days contin-
uance appointed for penitence, self-ex-
animation, fasting and prayer, a time
for more frequent private and public
devotion, and for acts of self-denial and
deeds Of charity. Christians throughout
theWorld keep Lenten Fast increasing
their attendance upon the public services
and pertaining from ublic amuse-
ments. The Fast commences to-day
and will be continued for forty days ex-
elusive OF Sundays.
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FOURTH EDITION
Special Correspondence Of the GAzBTrn
n0YlR Eeh az 1870

Special Correspondence Of the GAxRTrs
DovHR, Feb. %, 1879
Notwithstanding the fact that the Sem
ate has been slow and humdrum ever since
the session commenced, 1t showed = dis
position yesterday to make the present
session as short as possible. This trans
pired in the action upon the resolution
which was passed by the House on Satur-
day last, to rescind the joint resolution
by which both Houses mutually agreed
to take no new business after to-day
However there is some doubt expressed
as to whether the Senate will hold out
IN their determination to keep new bust
ness away. "They won't Stick, and
know it," remarked one Of the members
of the House who desires to get away
from the State Capital as soon as posi-
BILE. On the whole think the Senate
will reconsider the matter this morning
and eventually concur in the resolution
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/. w. Sudham and Son, auctioneers,
sold for Sheriff Pyle the personal proper
tv OF Rylett and Stotsenberg in White
Clay Creek HID, on Monday. Feb. "a.
Cows, from $40, to $1,000; twenty heifers
averaged s24; oxen, Sl2l, horses from
seed, 1928 per bushel. Farming ute nsils
brought good prices.
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THE POPE's DESIRE Poe :,
CILIATIur'A VI

ROM, Feb. A-The poDs \, :,
day, replying to an addre w s o. u
dinals, emphasized his ds, Iron =
Gle princes and the people AZ 4 .
his readiness to extend hi; a. u la.l
who repent and cease Their ip p.a
and his unflinching in,eptioI pi :.
combat In the defense Of ,bs y. y.
independence of the Chpr ,Ie ~
make war against her us
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Bruta1uy Beaten BY . Police

CHESTER, Pa, February PA young
man named McMonigal, of the South
ward, became engaged in a qnrrel with q
companion, at Third and kerlin streets,
early this evening. An officer interfersd
and the combatants moved down Third
street to finish The fight. The policeman
followed and arrested McMonigal, and
when the latter resisted the officer beat
him terribly about the head with his club
and IL is feared that his skull Is fractured.
McMonigal is delicate, slightly fellow
and has been suffering from consump-
ton for some time past.
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THE PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR

The proposition for an internatio nal
exhibition in New York in 1889 seems to
be taking shape. Alta meeting of the
executive committee, held in that city
Monday evening, resolution was adopt
ed providing for subcommittee to take
the matter Of site into considerations to
make inquiries and report, with such
recommendation as they may think
proper. The committee is composed of
Jackson Schultz, Orestes S. Cleveland,
r. NJ. Hoe, S. b. Vance and Charles l..
Tiffany-all men Of intelligence and en-
farnrise
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CHURCHES BLOWN DOW
STORM

ST: JOHN, n. b., Feb. AN.
terrific storm. yesterday, on by
ward Island, a Catholic chm. i n y,
gan Road, a Presbyterian \. !
Souris, and a railway coal NV y.
merside were blown down. MI
alties are reported. The spov y
way cuttings is from si1teepis'
feet deep. VI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARO

TO all who are suffering rom a,
and indiscretions OF youth, nerrT'
ness, early decay, loss Of mabbo.
will send q recipe that viii ~
FREE OF CHAKE. This gr,s, j
WAS discovered by a mis.lons,T y
America. Send a self-aadress.t :,
To the REV. JOSEPH T. IsNAx NJ
Bible House, New York City.
dec2O-eod AwIy
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ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.
NOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT,

WILMINGToN. DEL, Dec. 10th, 1878.
The bills for 1H0 are now ready and pay
able at the registrars office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 31st, 1879, the
face OF the bill those paid during the
month OF February, nve per cent. addi-
tionsl, those paid during the month OF
March, ten per cent. additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid after April LIST,
1879, the registrar 10 required 10 have the
ferrules withdrawn and suit Insulated for
the recovery OF the amount due, and the
water will not be let into such premises
o. for drawing ferrules are paid. O1ioe
hours, q m 10 p IN.
WI. MORROW,
dsclI-eod jan feb cod Registrar.
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ArHlXed kalelH.

The new steamer Virginia which left
here yesterday morning at 1920 o'clock
for Norfolk, arrived safely at that city
this morning at O'Clock. All were well
on board.
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u. b. Court.

The L. S. District Court met this
morning, in regular session, Judge Brad
ford, presiding.
There being no business to transact
the Court adjourned until Friday morn
ing next at III o'clock.
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Assault with n Razor.

This morning, Lawrence Jones, was
arraigned before the mayor, on the charge
of assaulting James johnson, with a
razor. He was required to pay $40 and
cost.
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OTlCE,-J. II. Primrose has taken the
N management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler q
Wilson. This machiue has been lately
improved, and Is an entirely new IN Machine,
and Is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. II is the nnest made lock-stitch
sewing machine now In use, and has ad-
yanta0es superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us call,
and net buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found at
| 12s Market street. After the 25th OF March
next we will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market street.
~A9ENTS WANTED.
feb5.du J. II. PRIMROSE
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Fashionable FurMll
]: & J. N. HARM
Ne. 40 King Stud
WILMINGTON. DEL

WILMINGTON DEb
- We respectfully intern
- sens Of Wilmington, ,M
rounding country ih Ma
10 manufacture ana tesf VI
q Odf large and long estaollina
rooms, Furniture OF every vrs
style, consisting Of Mahogany
and Walnut Furniture suitable
dAnning-room and chamber usa
Our assortment OF FurnlturehL
more varied than can be found ID u
And all articles sold 81 our eeA'i
are warranted a. represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the moA y
designs made 70 order and kepl ~
On hand. We also InanufaclunI
SANITY keep o large assortment
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattress
J.&J. N. HARx1