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DEFINITIONS.

To find the words DE- fined, add letter to
the first WI rd to form the second, and prefix
letter to the second to form the third
l, propositions; devoured to reduce or
abate.
2. conjunction; mineral; painful
wound
3. Equal in value; to remove the skin;
lean, or thin in fiesh.
4. To deface or injure; a place. of trade;
an acute pain.
8. European river; a culinary utensil;
any designated locality.
6. To con6ne in limited space; to await;
to u'e up.
T. A confused mixture of printing type;
small pointed instrument; to reyolve rap
Idly.
VERoNE.
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GEN.. B.
CONCEALED DOUBLE ACRosTIC.

CONCEALED DOUBLE ACRosTIC.
!. Oh, Alfred, Cousin James ia in town.
2. He held erroneous opinions.
8. No rake could be found,
4. They SAW the bear under the tree
3. He lost either the key or knife
In the above sentences are hidden five
words having the following Specifications:
l. fractional part.
g Senior.
3. A femenine name.
4. A course.
5. A city.
The Initials and finals form two masculine
names.
JAMES, Ja.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-28

How TO GET A HUSBAND Take Of mod
esty large portion; unite it with urbanity
and good humor; to which add good sense,
and p,enty of love with virtuous heart
and pretty face. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator regularly, that the blood and
complexion be pure and health good.
From actual experience in my practice,
am satisfied to prescribe it as Purgstive
medicine. T. Mason, NJ. D."
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
CONDUCTED BY W. II. EASTMAN.

Contributions of original puzzles are So
licited from every reader. Address all COM
muuications relating to this department to
w. Fl. Eastman, Auburn, Me-
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of twenty letters.
My IS, 5. 10. 13 is cleft.
My 10, 10, II, is to strike.
My 20, IA, is fiery.
My IL, 3. Is is gas.
My 9, 6, 13, IL, 7 is l6 rank
My 3, 3, is to strike.
My 10, 2, g. 4 is pronoun.
My whole were the last words of dis
tinguished man.
GEN
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A LOosing Joke.

A prominent physician of Pittsburg said
jokingly to a lady patient who was COM
planning of her continued i'll health, and of
his inability to cure her, "try Hop Bitters I
The lady took it in earnest and used the
Bitters, from which she obtained permanent
health. She now laughs at the doctor for
his JOKE, but he is not so we'll pleased with
it, as it cost him good patient.
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JAMES, Ja.


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UNCLE CLAUDE.
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One of the funniest things in this world
is to see a mau fire himself cut of church
because the minister has said something that
didn't accord with his own ideas of religious
or political doctrine. And one of the most
foolish feeling of mortals on earth must
be the aforesaid individual when he comes
to his senses-if be has auy.
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ANswERs ToL LAST PUZZLES.

Crossword Enigma Our country.
hscrip'ioH.-By supplying the following
vowel c, the following Il Obtained:
''P' rseyer', ye Terfect men,
Ever keep these rrecepts ten."
DecapitGtiOns.-l, Part, art. 2. Don, on,
8, Bear, ear 4. Turn, urn.
Problem. 1896 days.
Riddie.-End.
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From d, g, Owens, druggist, Alt ona, Ps.,
"Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup has wonderful
reputation, the demand for it is really as
tonishing. Mothers will have no other 1t
is destined to supercede all other Soothing
Syrups.
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EIRE INSURANCE
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP, BLooMsBURG, PA.

7
RRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY
IGFRM AN FIREINs uRANCE COMpANl,
NATIONAL FIRE Insurance. COMfANi'
IINiON INSURANCE COMPANY. -.
Ihese OLD CORPORATIONS are wen seasohtu pS AK ase
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet hSd loss set
ad Nv any court OF law Their assets are all invest,
ed in SOLID sEoURTIRsand are liable TO the ha%aiu
| OF FIRE only. - =, ,,,,,stod n nd ,,a,d
% snon as determined By CHRISTIAN +, hkAff, sfkV-
Al AGEHT AND ApJUsTRR BLoOhsBuhG, "a ,
1he neOple OF Columbia county shouiu pau Iohils
the agency where losses II any are settled ana PAID
by one OF their own citizens. - nu,,r>,o
" PROMPTNESs, EQUITY FAIR DEALING
Nov. l6 80. 4
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VERONE.
METAGRAM.

Behesd separate and leave portion
transpose and leave deceit; sgain transpose
leavea small anin a; now behead and leave
proposition.
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We should give as We receive, cheerfully,
quickly, and without hesitation; for there is
no grace in a ben, fit that sticks to the in-
gers.
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Cheerfulness or joyousness is the heaven
under which everything not poisonous
thriyes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-05-28

A weak mind is like microscope, which
msgni6es trhing things but cannot receive
great ones.
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worth their weight 10 gold, is what Sell
lers' Liver Pills are said To be. If you don't
believe it try them.
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Potato bugs will soon commence their
boom. In various localities they are put.
ting in an appearance.
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Massac husetts has five hundred and TWEEN.
eght congregational churches.
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FHILADELPHIA
Price 500. sold by oil Druggists.
April l6 'S0-ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-30
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1880.


GEN. SHERMAN, IN his annual report,
insists that the army is too small /;
wants $4,000 enlisted men in the corps
Of the line; recommends many inn
provcments and reforms; cannot do
with less than 10000 enlisted men in
all to maintain tho present 40 regi-
ments, and suitable ornaments should
be provided for forts that protect the
chief harbors Of the country. He says
the Pacific railroads have revolution
lied our military policy, as settlements
have grown up through the interior
and many Of the smaller posts can be
abandoned. and many military reser-
vations should be disposed Of. Chief
points for strategetical operation
should be selected and held. The
same facts make many Of our seacoast
defenscs superhuous. All minor forts
should be abandoned.
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six per cent. annually:

THE census tells us that we have
advanced from 100000 to 10000
600; from villages to cities; from 81
70 5000 periodicals.; from 10 to 49,
600 postofiices; from 1900 miles Of
horseback mail service, costing $780,
100000 year, to 265 900 miles, cost
ing $l2o.o0o,0r0, together with a
quarter Of million miles Of telegraph
wire, We have l4l 900 school houses,
and 63,0s2 churches. Our farms, i'm
plements and live stock are valued at
ove, $ll.ooo.o0o,o00 farm products
and wages are nearly $4,000, Oo0,O 900,
aud exports nearly 100000, 900 q
year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-30

AMERICANS consume more sweet
meats than all the rest Of the world
combined, The principal manufactures
being IN Boston. Philadelphia and
New York. III Chicago 5000 tons Of
candy are manufactured every year,
requiring the use Of $4,000 barrels Of
sugar. In New York 1000 tons are
manufactured annually. Our exports
q confectionery are chiefly to the
West Indies and South America, but
considerable quantities are shipped 70
Europe.
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Following are the number Of i'm
habitants in each Of the States and
Territories west Of the Rocky Moun-
tains, as ascertained by the census 10
1880. The number in each Of those
States and Territories, in 1870, is
given also. The gain in ten years is
about $4,000. or an average of over
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OUR NEW WHEAT.

& uGOLDEN GKAINS.' The largest
grain pure white wheat in the world. The
size Of the grain is ENORMOUS, fully three
times as large as our best common wheat;
it is without doubt the LARG EST
GRAIN WHEAT ever seen. Price 90
cents per package postpaid. Don't take
our word for it, send stamp for a free
sample and our Illustrated Catalogue for
1881, and see for yourself
8 r HAINHs = CO.,
Al North Front st, Hhiladelphiag "a
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Notice.

A FTER December 18th, 1880, all taxes
IN not paid will go on the delinquent
list, and percentage will be added. In
my absence James Freaner will attend to
the business of the Office. Office next
door above Blacks.
ALEX. ORCHARD,
Assessor and Tax-Collector.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-30

A BERlIN manufacturer is making a
horse shoe Of iron and hemp, that is
receiving considerable favor among
the Germans. The shoe is of MALE
able iron carrying a deep wide groove,
into which tarred hemp rope is so
thick that il protrades beyond the rim
81 :ror. Tie shoe is very light, and
Sad 10 be scfv.ceab!c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-30

TRE Count de Mallke, the Danish
Minister il France, has one Of the
finest hotels in Paris, and the best
equipped carriages. The Countess de
Moltkc aaorcs snowy aud expensive
clothing, which, as she is very pretty
woman, snits her. In society she
bears thu sobriquet Of ",he golden
pheasant owins TO the fac, that her
psnmage il usually brilliant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-30

tb >sDA wEER. s12 day at HON easily
- made. Costly OUTFIT free Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta Maine.
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A soAP-EarISe match was diver
sion at Springfield, Ohio. The quick.
est desonrer Of bar Of yellow soap
got a prize Of IS. The winner per-
formed the feat III less than an hour,
but was much longer ia the hands Of a
physician, because the I've poisoned
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

tory law relating 10 Sunday l. needed !;
none other should ever be enacted. Let
every man who engages In any business on
Sunday, not exempt from the operation OF
the law. be liable TO the same penalty.
whether be sells liquors, opium, calico, or
milk.
| would he in favor OF the exemption
from the prohibition OF the sale Of beer and
wine, II not the stronger drinks, because
do not believe that peOple--chiehy OF the
middle and poorer casses-should he de-
prived by law Of the privilege OF enjoying
to their own satisfaction the only day OF
recreation and refTeshment they have. An
other potential reason il that while the
prohibition exists encouragement Is given
TO the Incorporate use OF strong drink
in private and seclnded resorts-sOme OF
them - 'dens OF iniquiiy." He who believes
that the closing OF saloons Sunday restrains
the consumption OF liquors is wofulIy igno-
rant of human nature. | fear there il too
much subimation Of morality among us at
this time 10 hope for such concession from
the Legislature as the legalizali0D, under
proper restrictions, Of the sale Sunday OF
beer, wine, and lemonade. do entertain
the hope, however, that The odiOus sun
day liquor law " will be repealed, and that
the general law prohibiting any secular Ia
Dor on Sunday, as well az the laws for pre-
serving order and decorum-not only on
Sunday, but eUery day OF the week-wil
be perfected and strengthened. u.
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ANToNI has MALAGA GRAPES.

To THE PUBLIC.-I propose to publish "a morn
ing daily newspaper in the city OF Richmond
which will be called 1.-THE CoMMoNwEALrH." !
hone TO complete my arrangements In time tol'sne
the first No. next WEDNESDAY MORNING. In ma
tional politics my paper will cooperate Win 'he
Democratic PARTY. In state matters shall contend
that the government OF Virginia shall lie admlni'-
tered by those VINO may be designated 10 that func-
ton by the yirde. the intelligence. te energy the
thrift. the enterprise and the property-lnitre'ts OIL
the state.
WhilstI shall make no war upon the agricuIturis'-
whilst shall advocate the true interests OF the az
,lculurist Is understand them, shall yet oppose
with AL my power what I think The senseless wal
tba, Is made IN his name upon our commercial IN
tere,,s. shall endeavor 10 show that there Is no an
t,gonism between the interest OF the agricuturls
snd the interests of commerce, and that prosper
ous life In any part Of our state must come Irem
fostering our commercial interests.
shall entlcayor to establish aud maiataia th'
rights of pie properiy.holdvrs OF Virginia And
shall therefore hope and expect that the properly
ho,ders will sustain me-
! WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Court MdtterS-The Hastings Court was
in session Yesterday, and was engaged in
trying civil cases. The suit OF Fisher rs.
Nickers engaged the attention OF the court
all day Saturday. The jury failed to agree
in this case, and it will be continued until
the April term OF the court. There are
several suits pending in this court at pres
ent which are expected to be tried this term.
Several parties were before the Mayors
Court Yesterday morning for not paying
their Scavenger bills. His Honor instructed
them that it would he best 10 settle at once.
Some minor cases were disposed OF at this
court also, and Others were continued.
The court for the trying OF civil business
will convene to-day. Justice james A..
Gentry will preside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.-1e eSterdav tile
House OF Delegates ordered a new election
of delegate from King William county. In
this nine ReadjuSters voted with the Debt
PAYERS. Judge Gregory made good 6ght
for the seat. and the result is more than half
a victory for him. The contestant was An
drew Nelson (coloredl.
In his speech in the King William case
YESTERDAY Mr. Gibson, OF King William,
said: " have been very much mortified at
the great want OF chaplains in the House
For weeks we were without any preacher,
and we have had to-day to open the House
without prayer. 1t appears that the clergy
of the city have come 10 the conclusion that
we are past praying for"
+ Company will have rctinion and BAN
quet tonight.
Miss NJ. j. Morris, president OF the Rich
mOnd Art Association, has returned to the
city after heightened visit in New York.
a paragraph furnished to Us by friend,
and published yesterday, stated that Mr..
Royal appeared before tue Senate commit
tee and presented the views of "the bar
keepers" on the Sunday liquor law. That
phraseology unintentiOnally misStated the
position of Mr. Royal. He was present to
submit the views long held by himself, and,
he contends. by large portion OF this com
munity, and was not there to represent any
association or cOnneXon OF any sort, direct
or indirect, with any bar keeper or bar-keep-
erS.
The Rev. DR.. J. Il. Jeter is quite i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

Distribution OF premiums AT ST. PETERS
CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.-On Sunday
morning, after the 8 O'Clock mass, Bishop
Keane distributed premiums TO the boys OF
st. Peters Cathedral Sunday school. They
consisted OF books, macy of them beauti-
fully bound; and many boy went home
with happy heart and exhibited his prize
TO his proud parents. The Bishop addressed
the boys after the distribution in his usual
felicitous manner, advising them TO attend
to their Sunday school, and in it learn TO
become good men, and not, after leaving
it, to become indifferent to their religion.
He also stated that il was not sufficient for
them TO assist ut one low mass. but that they
were required TO spend all OF the Lords day
in going TO church ana IN reading GOOD
book. He concluded by giving them
hearty God bless you"
st. Peters Sunday-school is in flourish
ing conciiOu, having RAPIDLY increased IN
numbers since the advent Of Bishop Keane,
who takes great interest in the boys and is
exceedingly beloved by them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

B'NAI B'RITH.-At the recent meeting OF
District Grand Lodge, N 0. 5, Bnai Birth,
held at Savannah, there was no election for
members OF the Board OF Control OF the
Orphan Asylum frorl Virginia because the
terms Of the members from this State have
not expired. M. j. Adelsdorf, OF Norfolk
lwho Is yice.rresldent OF the Board), and
Dir. William Loyenstein, OF this city, repre-.
sent the lodges in this State. Three direc-
tors are elected each year for term OF three
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

BURXs's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION LAST
NIGHT. - sanger Halle was crowded last eve,
ming on the occasion OF the celebration or
Burns's birthday by the Richmond Caledo-
nian Club. Mr. John Gr9me, on the part
OF the Club, introduced to the audience
Captain John s. Wise, the orator OF the oc-
casion. Mr.. Wise delivered very elegant
eulogy upon the great Scotch poet. His re-
marks were attentively listened to through
cut, and created a profound impression.
Several Scottish songs and glees were rem
dered by members OF the Club. The lea
ture OF the evening was the scottish sword
dance by ex-Chiei James Johnson. The
music for this was from bagpipes, and was
pronounced very good. A number OF mem
bers of the Club were ottired in Scotlish
costumes, and attracted much attention.
This celebration was one OF the best vel
given. The object OF the Cub Is TO pre-
Serve the ancient literature, games, and cos
tunes OF Scotland. Its membership ~ al
| present fifty, and it is quite probable ina
| il will be double that number before tue
next annual celebration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

THE NEW FREIGHT DEPOT AT THE HEAD
OF BROAD STREET.-Elsewhere in to-day 8
paper will be found a notice OF the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company to the effect that on and after
February 1st the company will receive
freight at the new depot corner OF B,oad
and Hancock streets. and the freight depot
at the corner OF Broad and Eighth streets
will be closed. Freigbts will be received
from 8 A. NJ. to z. NJ, and delivered from
4 A. NJ. to 6 Il. Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

TIE COMMERCIAL CLUB REUNION AND
ELECTIoS OF OFrIcERs. s.--The second an
nual mefting OF the Commercial Club was
held at their clubhouse, on Governor street,
last evening.
The attendance was large. There was an
animated but entirely friendly contest for
the presidency between Dir. Claiborne Wat
kius, the incumbent, and Mr.. j. PeDdle-
ton Rogers, the vice-pre,ident. Eloquent
speeches were made for each, and ballot
being taken The result was announced:
For Mr.. Wakins..".....,...... .
or Mr.. Rogers...... ~
The nomination OF Mr.. Watkins was
made unanimous.
Mr.. Rogers was then elected vice-presi"
dent by unanimous vote.
Mr.. j. NJ. Nowln, the faithful secretary
and treasurer, was also unanimously re-
elected.
The following Board OF Managers was
then chosen: The President, the Nice-Pre-
sideni, George u. ThaXton, Henry Bode-
ker, w. +. Cardozo, N. Heller, james d..
Crump, Luke Harvey, and ii. j. Myers.
The report OF the Board OF Managers
shows that the organization is in flourish
ing condition. There are no debts, and
handsome surplus is invested in city bonds.
The Club has been OF great advantage 10
the city in entertaining visiting merchants
and strangers, and is an institution IN which
this community may Justly take pride.
After the election Of officers last night the
members and their guests-among the latter
Judge Hughes and John Bell Bigger, Esd
were invited to the supper-rOom, where The
steward, Mr.. Krausc, had spread most in
viling collation.. The company kept to-
gcther for three or four hours, and the
unanimous wish and frequent toast was
Long live the Commercial Club"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE HIGH SCHOOL,
The following is a list OF the pupils on the
roll of honor at the High School during the
past week: Senior Class-Amelia Brim-
mer, Eva Lee, Juliet Marks. Lizzie McDon-
aid, Mary Robins, Emma Walters, Blanche
Wynne, j. l.. Armstrong, George McCann.
Intermediate Class-Maggie Ferrell, MIN
ME Saunders. Junior A CIass-Kate Dun
kel, Irene Lovenstein, Sadie MeGilyray,
Lizzie NewcOmb, Lula Phillips. Junior b
Class-Lilian Pace. Attendance for the
week "a per cent.
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The Rev. DR.. J. Il. Jeter is quite i'll.

VIGOROUS EFFORTS OF FEMALE PRISONER
TO KILL HERskLF.-Yesterday morning
Lizzie Perkins dtldS Holmes, a notorious
colored thief, was before the Police Court.
charged with stealing one lot OF household
goods valued at four dollars, and one un-
derSkirt valued at fifty cents. For the flIst
offence she was sent TO jail for twelve
months. and for the other was ordered TO
receive seventy.eig heS-tbirty-nine to
be administered on the day OF conviction.
and the remainder before she is released
from imprisonment.
During her examination it required the
services OF policeman TO prevent her from
assailng the witnesses who testified against
her. Justice Crutchfield, who was presid-
ing, endeavOred to pacify the enraged
woman: but she paid no attention to the
Court, and began TO abuse the Justice not
little. After being sentenced and taken 10
the prisoners box, she attempted to COM
nit suicide. rather than 10 be punished by
the officers OF the court, by choking herself
with a handkerchief which she had around
her neck. But for the interference OF OH
GERS Oglerie and Otey she would pro-
baby have Strangled TO death. 1t was
with great difficulty that the officers were
enabled TO unite the handkerchief. Her
tongue was prOtrudng from her mouth,
and she was gaSping terribly Tor breath.
The Justice then ordered her to be hand
cufed and when her hands were fastened
she tried several times TO butt her brains
out against the wall. Finally she became
pacified, and before leaving the courtroom
she was as meek and obedent rs one need
be. Before trying to choke herself to death
she asked several OF the prisoners who were
in the box to lend her Il knife, SAYING that
she wanted to kill herself Nobody, how.
ever, happened to have one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coaied.
Fverv box has red wax seal OH the lid, with the
,onre.slou DIR. McLANR's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
rrvrR Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros of
Pittsburgh, Pa the market being full of limitations
NJ the name McLANH. spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my lZ-ueo"IY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

OUR READERS sHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT
DRY GOODS Of every description are advancing
apdy in price. We notice In the commercial
papers that there is advance in some article or
articles every day. We assure readers that the
sooner they supply their wants the better il will be
for them. LEVY BROTHERS having the largest
store aud carrying the largest stock In this city,
were fortunate in having large supply of many
articles that have advanced on hand; consequently
are enabled to offer good, at lower figures than you
can find them for elsewhere. and at great save on
what you will have to pay for them In few weeks