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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

IN PROOF OF DIX. NZAPkA1'S Grcat success in his Ene of practice. conync. ing evidence can Dc wanted taan the following; SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
 4 Mes, HoaSeCftl Statement et Cure Per formed.
 Authenticated ty ihe Rev. I. S. symingtoa Pastor oi Dsnyie (COnira Costa county) Church, and others, neieil.-srs of the ulssacGiOssy restored sUiersr-
 Cure of Nervous Ea3 Physical Prostrati0n and Epi- eptic Fits Eestor-d e Lelth and happiness by DIX. czAPEAYs peculiar sysiem of treatment after sever- q physicians had fEiied-
 SWORN STATEN NIT. E. r. Crcuz, czrpausez and joiEer Of Dznvi,ie Co tr2 Costa coGHfy. California, being duty sworn, dve depose and say. sa married father of Eve children and forty-hye yeSrs of age. More than year ago. ~hile at work became elxzy and fel the ground afterwards had several ialiag rts. became physleai- ly and mentally prosrzted very nervous Ht mes could not sleep, my liver and Edneys inactive, and vas my complain to be heart aiease and gave me great deal of medicine, which tcok. but 70 no good. con- tinued gettiLg worse and became so weak that could scarcely walk In October, lss. addressed Dr. l.. J. Czapkay, FrsEcisoo st ting my sickness above described. asksu if he thought he could do auythsng me, and upon favorable reply placed myself un- der bis treatmeni have now fully rezzned my gem eral health. have had eliepc ts, since taking his medicines, and am able ta 6o good days work. Ny whole system has by his treatment thoroughly changed and reyfahzed aud have gained over twenty one pounds since began to take hls medicines. Out Of gratitude toward Dr. CzEpkss, and hoping that l 42! Dc tle means cf ifeetll otsef poor suIe1ers To hirn. make tls brief st4tenoat of facts concerning fuy case Lls treaalsuf bsca kaby cessful cJuhdeGt be cure a those similar ly afflicted. 3. r. CREUZ, IL.Sl Subscribed and Co before ils thls l2h day of February. iose. AEI-o H. IUENk.K, I-S.i
 Justice oi the Peace. Contra Costa county. Cal.
 1NDOEsEa MINT:
 The undfrssgaei Eoigihors aud acqgEint4nces of Mr D. F. Cr-uz, certify tlar haze kn0ga nin dur ing his nass and that tae facts sEie n the foregoing affidavit are trre Of our own knoWlesiye.
 R. $. SyIniaf-tou, Pastor of lanville Cau-c h
 L. Bean. wa4yulnAEer, D1uYgile.
 J. II. Nicholson, H. C. Acholson.
 IMPORTANT. THE MODERN ScIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE
 -As PRAorTcED BT--
 DIR. L. CZAPKAY, l27 Montgomery St. between Bush d Sutter, Has proved ala1st universally s1cesssial in the most diicu and obstinate cAruuic di-ases, after they have resisted the ordi ary routine of practice.
 DR. CZAPKAY Is pre-suinetly rtunae ia ths treatment of sn ob- stIats chronic disc4se and his grea medical ability has been fully te.tsd ia ias city tgeGty-lye yezrs and Co lFllerla a. sil .aere many living Gtnessss aalll.s wiJ tesiy t14i they the pro l0ng-toE Cl tIelr -ss to hun, while hundreds oi oth ers who lingering frou chronic diseases of Ae ielT, ilgs. Ser, sso@cl aud Kidneys, have been fIi lY restOTel ty he=lih. noy2lyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS. Fhyaiclal and aieuts' Teisy, yitAl weasless. NsE- vousas=s. IoE EEirss, Iszsslssae, Weakness of tae I1nnhs and Back. s of Huscalsr P8ucT i2slspgsi- tica snd snnA2hitty for labor aud sfndy, seas, haBsted fsslsg eeersgg courage. pspllalion of the hesrt. 6alusss gf apF-rsensios ef neSnory svutsioa Co society logs satsdc, tImidy. self trust, lgss cf manhood dizziaess, Ees<che. impurf- oi the bssd, pinses te face, sexual other fnfrmities iB aoal2a z1 cured by the uzt iy eeisbratea physician.
 l.. J. CZAPKAY, M, D.
 His method of caring dlzsass recaI4riy his own (nnkncu Co 0i5errl and hence the great lt tones uP and nyioTaes the entire syste aispels sho gicofn and despoB11Acg. Furihss and enrichcs the blood, rnpsFts strength aud enesEy stops the dran reJussgsses and usis surStE. tse being both mind and body. HAsIE5afi ections crauie o4fsrr consumption epsiess, 6sense of the stomach and kc neys liver Jzints, etc, succssfully treated Thsse xahefie from the and indisCreti0ns of yoath. seEnTai weakness, se,s are assured of peE- zAusni cure
 pr. CZAPKAT, one Of the most successful medical prseiii8aers the F&cae Cosst, established a San fr4Dcsco 1854, may hs consulted confident ally reference the above and all other complaints st the Institute.
 No. I2T Montgomery street. eF- All you who have suffered years or a lifetime, aud xbose diseases have resisted tacd the ordinary mode. of treatment. invited to c4a for free snltatioE.
 Hours from A. n. to P. m. Charges moderz;e. Communi'St0ns stricsly confidential. Medicines sent hy Express.
 Address L. J. czAPKAY. NJ. D.. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

MILLER & RIcHARo. TrPE FoOasosy AND Pt. PsE WAREHOUSE, SAs rRAscisoo cAL DEALERS is PRNu'sa Passes AND nAcHssHY, AID EVERY AS rcls REQUIRED Br PRIsrEss oUs sAs5 METAL soorc4 TSsE ls IosIo~Kooeo TO DE rsz szsT IN NE WORLD. Esiso p-s'sovs e ncREksisa OUR sJsplr ORGIES Toa REw oyrsrTs ia ANY PART os ksi-oSs AT COST PEicE- sprears Booxs AND 9sice LISTS szNT FsSs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
A. F.. MINTIE, NJ. D.. II KeArney Street, San Francisco, Cal,

pr. Mintie's Eindpey Remedy SePhrSti cum, cures all Kidney aad Bisfier Complaints, Con orrhaa, Gleet, Leueoriea- For sale by all druggists sI a bottle. six bottles for S.
 pr. Miutie's Da deiiJn PiilS. are the best and cheapest DyspepsA and Bilious cure in the nsrket. Tor sale by all druggists izn2d&Niy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
THE GREAT ENaLIsa REMEp '

Isa never-fsIling Cure for Seryous b bihty. Exhausted Vitality. Seminal Wea kness spsrmat0rrhoa, Lost Man hood, ,Impotency, Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Sslf-Abuse. youthful follies, S eKcesses in matuner years, such as loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal EInis- sion, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision, Noises tr the Heal. s,a vital drrfd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
pr. L. J. czAPKAy,
BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS.

Rsforua In the trsataeat of a chroao, Nervous and
 sg.sial nlsHase aad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
Convincing Testimony.

IS PROOF OF DR. cZAPKAY,s GrcAt success his Ine of practice, conyinc. ing evidence Dc wanted tAan the following;
 SWORN AFFIDAyIT;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
IMPORTANT. THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CURE -As PRACrTcED BT--- DIR. L. J CZAPKAY,

le7 Montgomery St. between Bush & Sutier, Has proved al0st universally saccssfal in the most dicu and obstinate cAruBic diseases after they have resisted the ordi aIy rogtius of practice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

Attention is directed ts the new sad Of Geo. Ah Fat t Co, in to-day's issue. Boerd S per week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-25
IyOratiO SCyinOur

We published a statement emanaliDg
from Hon. Francis Herman, United States
senator from New York, 10 tine effect that
Governor Seymour. OF New York, while he
Is not a candidate or an aSpirant for the
presidency. would not decline the Demo-
cratic nomination at Cincinnati il il was
apparent that The party wished TO place him
at it, head. This remark, coming from Sena.
tor Herman, who is a fellOw-tow Dsmln
and intimate friend of Governor Seymour.
may he relied upon as correct. There
can be no doubi but that Governor Seymour
would unite all factions Of the Democratic
party in New York, and would carry the
State by an overwhelming majority. New
jersey would follow into line. 1t has been
authoi tativelv published that Hendricks
would accept the second place on the ticket
with SEYMOUR. Such a ticket, "Seymour
and Hendricks" would sweep the country
The Democrats must 90 in this time 10 win.
There must be no experimental candidates.
The Republicans will ruin General Grant,
and the Democrats must bring ont man to
beat Grant.
In 1868 General Grant was at the height
OF bis popularity. His fame az ,ldier had
not been clouded by bis failure as states
man, nor had IT been dar keDed by the horde
Of parasites who hung around his admins
tratIon, and, claiming protection from his
partially, robbed both the living and the
dead. and fattened on The corruption OF the
times. But notwithstanding the immense
popularity OF General Grant, Governor
Seymour, as the candidate OF the Ma
tiOnal Democracy, carried the States Of
New York, New jersey, and Oregon, while
Grant beat him only SOC votes in California.
His own popularity has rather increased
than deere lsed since then, while General
Grant VIII be opposed by S rong element
in his own party; but II Seymour should
he pitled against General Grant next No
vember, as he wa in 1868. and should carry
the same northern States which gave him
their electoral votes then, they would be
sufficient, with the southern States, TO elect
him hui Indiana may be safely added, with
good chances in Connecticut, Ohio, and
California. Portsmouth Enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-25
Mr.. mOur.
washington Post.J

washington Post.
TIE special dispatch from Utica which
we print this morning may as well be con-
sdered Us putting an end to the controversy
as TO the au benticity II fhe interview with
Horatio Seymour which we published i'm
our issue 0f the l2ih. a II new spaper ate
men's IN any way impeachiDg the truthful
ness OF that aiticle are simply lies--wanion,
liberafe, malicious lies-as We produce
abundant proof to show them to be. Gov
ern0r Sfymonr's present position on The pre-
sden'isl question NAV b. again stated In the
bfief terms with which we have been accus-
toned To refer to j.. he is not candidate.
does not ,cdnt the Democratic ncmination,
Out II the latter is given 10 him 70 u not refuse
H. Nothing can b. palmer than this. And
u IS all that we have ever serted In the
premises II being, then, q question of
whether the Democracy shall nominate as
Their clndidsie man whose nomination
means his election, or some one else upon
whom great hopes may be- placed, but about
whose ultimate SUCCESS there exists a very
natural doubt. We sec no excuse Tor besl-
fancy ss 10 the course tn be pursued. Horn.
Ito Seymour Is ibe enc man 10 head the De-
mocratic ticket De must bead II.
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ItrOfu iHt tDuu1u lJhiSSsl
The total capacity Of The steel mills at tue
present time throughout the world is esti-
mated at about 3,000, GOO tons for the years
production. To the United Kingdom there
are 100 Bessemer conyerfers built, Of wnicn
over so are at work, and the annual yleia
from these Is considered as from 755,000 10
100000 tons. The American make Is esd
mated at 100000 tons; the next largest pros
Queer being Germany, which Is considered
by many to be capable OF the greatest
expansion among all the stees-making
countries. Less than two years ago
there were % coDverters In Prussia
working out OF the 80 built, aud turning
out $4,000 tons. which was increased by
the works In Saxony and the Paatinate 10
400, 900; and since the revival OF trade fresh
conyeiters have been put into operation.
The estimate OF the French steel manufac.
ture is about 275,000 tons that Of Belgium
! 10000; OF Austria, with so converters
$50 900, and OF Sweden and Russia, $50, 600
OF the Bessemer conyerters in England, The
largest are two lotion ones ut Sir Jobr
Brown & Co.'s works, in Sheffield, thu
others varying between three and eicbi
tons in capacity, aud out Of tbe "a BRITISH
steel woi ks II only have rall-mllls. Looking
at the probable extension OF RAILWAYS foi
the next twelve months, 1t is difficult to SCI
how all this large output OF steel rails is L
be utilized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-25

Died, Tuesday nigh, March 23d. at half past 2
O'Clock. LtpNORA : youngest daughter of VIII
liam j. and Mary A. Hawkins a4ed two years aud
fourteen day.
Funeral will take place from the residence, No.
29l0 Broad street. THURSDAY. March 25h, az
3 O'Clock r. NJ. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
Norfolk tya.) and st. Joseph MOI papers please
copy.
Died, at her residence. No. 405 north Brook We
rue, March "a 1880, al u O'clock, Of cOnsump-
ton, MR.. V. A. G. TYLER, wife OF Edward Tyler
deceased. In the fortyti ird year of her age. She
leaves two children.
"May he rest IN peace"
Her funeral will take place from Grace Street
Pre-. by terrain church FRIDAY MORNING, March
26th, a. o'clock Friends and relatives are invited
10 attend
Died, in Washington city, on Sunday March 81
1880, Mr.. SUSAN H. CARR. eldest daughter of
Jonn w. OmohuudrO, of Fluvanna county. Va,
and wife 10y first marriage OF W. :. BranSOm, and
10y second marriage ii the lare harles L. Carr, OF
Albemarle, Va; aged forty-nine years seven months
ANA twtnty-lhree days.
Dcp9r ed this life. in Hanover county, the 6h
of February. Mrs. MARIA BEAZLEY, Ia the nine
ty-trst year of her age.
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Nj GRAND OPENING
Gy7 GRAND OPENING
SPRING GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD,
WILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL THEIR
DEPARTMENTS.

NEW DRESS FABRICS, I'm French, English, and
American Manufacture;
A large display of SILKS and SATINS, in all their
various new designs;
A superb collection in GRENADINES of Lionese
and Milln manufac ure;
Attractive exhibition OF the choicest designs In
WORsTED and SILK DRESS NOVELTIES;
Also, the most Attractive stock o. MOURNING
FABRICS ever offered in This cry including all
the various BUNTINGS OF foreign and domes-
tic designs, CAMEL'S. HAIR GAUZE, SILK
WARP. HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE DE
ETE. NOME GRAPE. ANGOLA CLOTH, aud
TAMlSE.
They will also open their own irectmportatlon Of
new sprin, shades in the celebrated - LEROY
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, which they sell at
the following low prices Two button, Sl.45 {;
three-button. IL SO; six-buton, ~ -.
Also, other rccommendable KID GLOVES from
35c. up;
Full lines of the "LUCIA" UNI RESSED KIDS,
in three four, and tx buttons;
New desi n in LADIES' SILK MITrS;
Also, Il full line Of NEW THREAD GLOVES.
I'm LADIES and CHlLDREN'S HOSE We Offer the
most superb style, in cotton thread, aud silk.
,,b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-25

Aotd Cos&Bsbidna gives very amusing
account Of the attempt to obtain the presi
dental preferences Of the Columbia College
boys, and says: "Several OF the Delaware
Senator's admirers had evidently never seen
his name in print. for on half dozen bal
lois 1t was spelled Buyer. Senator Blsiue.
too, had his name woefully mangled. Blain
was common, md BlayD. Bayne, &C., oc-
Cured. Also, that many men had no prin-
ciple underlying their choice was evident.
or else Why should any one vote for Grant
first and TiIden second. or Hayes aud Til
den, or Ti3den and Hayes. Mcclellan aud
Denis Kesrney, &c.!
We once asked SIR HENRY HOLLAND,
whom We accidentally met in Washing ton
macy years ago, and wao told us be was
going to Wbeatland thst day, the name OF
his favorite candidate for the presidency.
He said MfLGARD FILLMORE was his drs,
choice and HENRY A. Wise his second. The
former was thea tue foremost man in the
Know-Nothing party, and tse latter in the
Democratic party.
Bat Sir HExnr s'As only an Epglishman.
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prTxrsBrjku.

ora.x,yAr1ox % yug Youx0 MEMS cl'n''.
rtAx AssoCsArfoXs ofFIcERs nLs.
po,.rrfcAL-- heavy eALks or IunS
cuuRcu c0yrgRexCE-- IAPRovhnns.os,
sux NEW H0.Ar--FAsBIoNApLEA Ahh'A"''
rco,rexponcsnce OF The Ricumona p'sps,sai
'''''s''' MARCH "a, 1880.
An organization 81 the Young Men,
Chrtsstsu Association cf P,Aersourg, on 'ne
has,s s,f more active and effective work, was
accom- pllahci last night. The meetng Was
pay1e and harmonious ORE The ioi'ow'ps
.cers were elecled. q. d. Morgan, pfes',
dent. L. L.. Marks, james 8. 6l!iiam, anu
" Al. Dobie, vice-presiuents; r. Whfte'
treasurer; j. Gray AcCandiisn. recoro'
| ing secretary. A Board OF Mansxe'.'
consisting Of eight gentlemen represent
inc the diffesvnt religious denominations,
was alan chosep. e<ad determination was
sv;nced "a vush the proposed work OF Tue
| A seort.s NON 10 its Yarthest extent tor goou'
The husiprss secretary Of the Association,
nnor w,,cm much OF the work and success
- ssc crganizsson will rest. has not vel
hs~n ,rcointed. II Is understood that cor
res rcndesce IL going on with reference 20
ti,;s easce. With a view to obtaining wv
he's, usan for the position. one x"ov i.s,
Iture about the movement ~ tue rae. ,u'.
IL heartily approved and commeoaea ny ~.
ministers OF the city. ana AL 'nc GNU Va"
are pledged to the work: a..o,
Tbe recent "boom" in railroad stoeS
somewhat oyersbadowed the poit'ca' STU
at,e.n. and election matters for some oay'
have been very quiet-not 10 fehia'n 81
long. however. ,.;. o;,r we
,ardav ,,roounted to about $4,000 pounds.
| To. doy the sales aggregated over oo;VV'
| pounds, with prices ranging npto Slz oV'
| About thirty delegates are IN auenus"ce
| To. day at the Virginia Conference OF Tue TO-
lored Methodist Episcopal Cbufcn OF aue'
rica. Bishop Miles, Of Kentucky, IS pre-.
siding. A few ADDITIONAL representatives OF
| The Church are expected. conference WIZ
| he iu session for several days.
The usual complaint OF duh times IS 10 oe
hoard among our people. but nevertheless
tbe shirt of Improvement Is abroad. and
near that the building prospects for toe
coming season are very ALTERING. Pariicu'
iarly It NAV be mentioned that many OF the
present busiuess.house are to be improved
in appearance.
The site OF the proposed new hotel. u II
Is eyer built. is the lot at the corner oil
Sycamore and Franklin streets. near the
very busintss.centre Of the city. The e,ti'
mated cost is about $4,000. One gentle
man. il is stated, agrees to take $4,000 o.
stock.
The Lenten services at the Catholic and
Episcopal churches have generally beer
largely attended this year, and notably sc
during the present week.
| A brilliant marriage is announced to take
place in this city immediately after Easter
The groom is a well-koown and popular
citizen OF Fredericksburg, and the bride
one OF the most beautiful young ladies o.
the Cockade. A bridal trip to Europe vii
| s.,Iou, R0RIN AFFAIR.
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pxMocRArs, INcLup1No REApJUsrERs
nEruBLIcAxs, INCLUDING READJUsrERs.

We presume IL Judge Hill had "repeat-
edly - refused to put negroes on iuries the
instructions OF Judge Rives would have
been entirely different, even though sim
pIe aifidavit" only had been made by u
criminal. What think you, Mr.. Dispatch
Fredericksburg Star.
We know not what Judge RIvEs will do
but IL be sdheres to his instructions in the
case OF Judge Hill he will construe the de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States Just as we did and do. In that case
he said:
"The Government must prove that the
names OF no negroes were selected and put
into the box by the Judge, aud the Govern
ment must further prove that they were left
of the list and excluded because OF preju.
dice against. them on account OF their race.
color, or previous condition Of seryitude."
That Is Just what we understand The de-
cision OF the Supreme Court to require.
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LYNCFIBURG
UNITED STATES COURT; TRIAL OF THE JUDGES;
THE DEMURRER UNDER ARGUMENT LOSSES
BY A LIVERPOOL FAILURE.

UNITED STATES COUNT, TRIAL Of lHb 'UD"ES
THE DEMURRER UNDER ARGUMENT LOSSES
BY A LIVERPOOL FAILURE.
lCorrespo ndence of the Richmond Disrstch.l
MARCH "a, 1880.
In the afternoon session OF the United
States Court yesterday the cases OF the
county judges were called mp again. Major
Daniel addressed toe Court, insisting on
im mediate trial, saying that the defendants
were ready TO proceed to trial
Mr.. Lewis, Of counsel for Judge Haythc,
said counsel in this case proposed to erter
demurrer to the indictment, and that they
were ready 10 cirque it.
Major Daniel said they were ready in the
cases ~ Judges simmons and Grifhn, who
desired an immediate bearing OF their cases
Mr.. johnson sakl he desired TO offer de-
murrer in the case OF Judge Wharton.
Major Diniel stated that counsel for
Judge Parrish were ready for trial. Mr..
Brown said the counsel i'll the case vi Judge
Henry were also ready.
CAPTAIN Lurty said Vt would be i'm possible
that more than four Of the indicted judges
could be tried at this term, because the Gov
eminent did not have on hand money
enough TO pay the witnesses, TO which Major
Daniel replied that it was the fault OF the
Government, for which the def,uce were
not res ponsible.
MI. Lewis. for Judge Haytbe. stated that
he desired to enter u general demurrer TO all
the counts in the indictment, and address d
the Court at length on the subject, adduciDg
authorities in support Of bis position. He
argued that the Indictment against Judge
Haytbe was fatally defective In emitting the
names Of colored persons alleged TO have
been excluded from jury service; in not
stating sny specific time ut which such Of
fence was committed, &c. NJ. Lewis con-
tinued until the hour Of adjournment.
TO-DAY.
This morning the consideration OF the
Judges cases was resumed. Major Daniel
stated that he was authorized to say that
Judge Griffin, of Roanoke, would advance
the money TO paw the witnesses in his sase,
so anxions was he for the trial.
In the case of Judge Brown, OF Nelson,
Major Daniel also urged thai it be tried at
this term, as he and bis witnesses were pre-
sent.
The attorneys for other indicted judges
also stated that they were ready for thai.
MIR. Lewis then resumed his argument on
| the demurrer TO the Indictment against
Judge Haythe, ana was followed by Mr..
| cambridge, OF Winchester, in O strong
speech. The main point which they make
against the indictment Is that it is impos,i.
ble for the defence to show the non. compe-
tency OF persons ALLEGED to have been ex-
claded from Jury service unless the names
Of such persons are mentioned in the in
| dictmenf.
Major Daniel Is speaking as this report
closes. III the demurrer l. sustained the
indictments fail TO the ground.
Cable kilograms announce the failure Of
the large Liverpool house OF Smythe a. Co.,
by which some Of our tobacc )nsts are
losers to the amount OF S15.000--v,z :: S.
P. Hal.ey, Sc 600; Fernando Ford, $4,000
N. X. Bowman u Co., $4,000
TELEPHONE
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sp TcsAL NOTICES.
T MaRsEILLEs QUILTS.
A ~. aGE sTocK-ALL PURCHASED BEFORE
THE RISE.

MAasEILLEs QUILTS. rcfacd At less ,baa whole
sale prices;
LINEN TABLE-DAMAsK-a large stock, bought
two months ago has just arrived. We show
the cheapest goods ever offered, thongh there
has been an advance Of 25 per cent.
See orr stock OF DoILIEs, TOWELS, and NAP
KINs-the best goods ever offered In this city
SEQ pitferos Of uAMeURG EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS;
TORCUON, LANGUEDOC, SMYRNA. sAXONY.
POINT. GUfPURE. and other LACES;
FOSTER KID GLOvES-the best glove In the
worIc.a full assortment now on hand
CLOTHS FOR LADIES WEAR he best assort-
ment OF sackngs ever offered in this city;
BUNTINGS In all coIors and qualities;
LAWNS. GINGHAMs, PE9CALEs, and CALL
GOES;
sHGETINGs and sHIRTINGs In all of the Leading
brands;
CoLGATk'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
WHITE and COLORED CORSErS in all sizes ana
AT prices 10 suit everybody;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS from three or the
largest manufactures. which gives us an assort-
ment that cah't be excelled In this city;
A large assor ment Of GOODS sui able for EASTER
| PRESENTS;
RiBBONSin all widths and qualities;
! PRINCES ana BUTTONS II endless variety;
! FRATuER-EDGB BRAID in all widths;
| GLOVES, $, CHS, and STOCKINGS 10 suit men,
| women, boys, and girls;
! LADIES UNDERW hAR-'he best goods for the
money in the city; examine material and work
| manshp before purchl.lng elsewhere;
! SHETLAND SdAWLs in all colors and qualities
We do not-enumerae prices In this ADVERT Sc
ment. but will state that We now show large STOCK
OF goods, and prices VIII be found as low, and
In many instances less han the same qualify OF
goods can b purchased for elsewhere.
/ mh2t LEVY BROTHERS..