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National Republican., 1881-08-27
" Co,ns merr. MeponnIdlp

Lord Lorne, in mentioning the mixture
of races in Canada, says that when he first ex-
pressed wish TO see a real, full -blooded Indian
he was rather astonshed when the Canadian who
at once undertook to crafty the wish summoned
the required real specimen Of the aboriginal race
by shouting: "Come here, Mcdonald r.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
.. Ell Me Nnmr

Strolling into II temperance meeting the
other night was witness OF an unfortunate blum.
der arising from this very lnck oftact. Some good
sister had been speaking and wonderfully well)
about the terrible results Of drink As she took
her seat asympathizng brother, possessed ofstrong
lungs, but abomimnble taste, started in stentorlau
tones, "Fill Me Now" The effect was electric
"Oho "Reminiscences" By HdiStcdd, w.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
Stcyypau,tOt,s,

A humorist, embittered by long manu-
mcture of jokes and the tlendlsh pursuit of puns,
once impuled baleful joke upon his wife at the
close ofa waShday, she then preparing the frugal
evening meal, whereupon She smote him over his
broad brow with II stewpan. The dying man cried
out rs he icll, with glcam of immortal triumph
IN his eyes, "stewpGndous joke" and pissed
away to u brighter d.-Buriingon Hdtrkeyc.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
Proposals.
Proposals for Printed Wooden Tags and
Label Cases for Mail-I3ags.
Posr-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

WASnTNOION, d. O, AuEUsT 3, 1881.
Separate sealed proposals Will be received at this
Department until noon on the twenty-sNth day Of
September ISL for furnishing by contract PRINTED
WOODEN TAGS, like the samples of this Depart.
ment Ia such quantities and at such times may be
required and ordered during one year from the llf
manner and for the same period Label. CASES for
mail bags, like the samples of this Department
The proposals (he right to reject any or all ofwhIch
being reseryed) must be n accordance with the spec
hcatons and forms which will be furnished on appll-
cation to the second Assistant PoslmasterGeneral.
The contracts which may be made viii be IN con-
formty TO such specifications. and the accepted pro-
posals. THOMAS H. JAMES,
Aug20-S6w Postmaster General,
National Republican., 1881-08-27
An In,DroyenIeu1.

Hotel proprietors report that there has
been a marked improvement in the manner of
eating green corn. Guests no longer thrown one
foot upon the table to hold the cob down.-Phild.
d,luLin (Iy1uirp
National Republican., 1881-08-27
A Richmond Mayor on water.

Mayor Darlington has said one thing
that will live and flourish: "Ihe water Is the
property Of the city by the charter of Almighty
God, and we mean to have It or die in the at
tempt" True for you, Mayor Darlington, God
bless you! If we recolect our Scripture Alright it
was Lazarus and not Dives who had charge of the
MnIor snnnlY.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
Plenty Of ROOIlI.

A man came into an editors room with
large roll of manuscript under his arm and said,
very politely, have tiiAe here about the beau.
tifu sunset yesterday which was dashed OF by n
friend of mine, which would like inserted if you
have room" PLENTY of room. Just insert 1t
yourself" replied the editor, gently pushing the
waste paper basket toward him.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
RcspOnsIblIily.

A Kentucky editor says ave are not
responsible for the article in our inside. It was
contributed by friend" &c. In Texas 1t is the
barkeeper who is responsible for what is in many
of the editors insides.-- 7tras Siaiags.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Population Of he National Capital. 10000.
Still Living.

With some alieviationo of pain the Presi-
dent still lives. His mind was cearmuch
of yesterday, and he was able to speak TO
his wife and others near him. The ray of
hope which Mr.. Blainc's almost despair
ing dispatch to England mentions is clung
to by some, but the reservations which
surroundtand the givings-outo the ply
sicians and others at the White House are
plainly intended to convey the truth that
only miracle can now save the life so
dear to the Nation
National Republican., 1881-08-27
.fucfion Sales.
John A. Prescott,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-THlRD STREET SECOND HOUSE SOUTH
OF NJ STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated June H. 1879 aud
recorded In li6er No: go, fol 81 ct seq one OF the
land records Of the District of Columbia and At the
request OF the party secured shall offer for sale ht
public auction, IN mont of the premises, on WEDN Is
DAY, the 3lst day OF August, A. u. 1881, at o'clock
D. M the southern part OF lot twenty.ihree OBJ in
Willels recorded subdivision Of original lots fifteen
l6), sixteen (l0), and seventeen 40, In square No
Dwelling.
Terms of sale-One-thlrd cash. balance In six
twelve, and eighteen months at six per cent interest
deferred payments TO be secured on the property sold
A deposit OF t76 Will be required at time Of sale. II
terms are not complied with within ten days from
time OF sale the property Will be Tesold at the risk
and cost of,defaultng purchaser, All cOnyeyancing
at purchasers cost. JOS, 4. EpSoN, Trnstees
JAS. ID. CLARY,( i'"s'eN''
J.T CoLDwELL, Auotioneer. Rul3'WstillAu3i
National Republican., 1881-08-27

WILLIAM GREENwAY, the son-in-aw of
General Mcdonald, Of the whisky ring, has been
arres ted In Milwaukee for burglarizng u saloon
IN company with Alfred Thomas.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
EoR RENT-BY n. II. WARMER,

u, near 7th 81 n w.. 500 ~ Coz G 81 w...,.,f1 %
lu Ttl n w.".... - 10 2OE7th ST 10 90
llf3 Tth ST 80 90 1905 Ith 81 w.... 10 "
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 313 and $40 Four.aud-a.
half 81. u. W.; also lntis Louisiana avenue n. w.
a well-located dairy farm for rent at low price.
Call for Weekly RentIist
The houses on East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property trade sell Will find II to
b. II. WARNER,
gi8 II street.
National Republican., 1881-08-27

TOHN H. MITCHELL,
81 VETERINARY HORSESHOER
No. 2lo second street northwest, Washington, D. @.
R55- An shoes used In the shop Of my own make All
Diseases OF the feet promptly attended TO- SeI'Iy
National Republican., 1881-08-27
0SSanteS -2Hiscellaneo,ts.

wv ANTED-BY A PRACTICAL REpORTER,
w Pupils In ShOrthnndi Pllmnn's system taught;
terms moderate Address PIlONOGRAPHtSr, Re-
publican office. au26-lt*
yXvANTED-MAnY T.. ITANLEY To LOOK AT
w the Personal column of The Republican. 2l-6t
NXTANTED-AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENABLE
w the President To walk across his room In two
weeks, II he can attend him within twenty-fOur hours
or he will forfeit Sl0O0l. GEORGE GROSS, NJ, d.,
Botanic Physician, No. 81 East Capitol street, Wash
mgton, d. G. au2t3t*
yNTANTED-slO0 FOR SIX MONTHS; AMPLE
w security good references and so In advance for
use Address SHORT LOAN, Republican ollice.
au2i-3tt
w Bcall, Room T. li20 New York avenue, II q Com
missioner OF Deeds for every state and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In Office from n. m. to 5p. IN. ap9D1y
National Republican., 1881-08-27
0Sanfe0-- Soltses.


TVOUSE wANTED-BY SEPTEMBER I, WITH
i seven rooms and all modern improvements;
northwest portion Of city and not SD per month.
Address T.. l.. r.. la0i Ninth street northwest 2.ts
Wy ANTED TO PURCHASER BRICK HOUSE
w ofeight rooms, within one mile Of the Treasury
owners only dealt with. Address. with all particu-
lars, Post Office Box 20. Georgetown Station au2GSf
WY TANTED--FOR a PRIVATE FAMILY, A
w House with not less than ten rooms with
grounds, In Georgetown or suburbs Of Washington;
rent must be reasonable. Address, with full particu
lars, r. H.. Republican office. aii2G-3t~
Wy ANTED-A SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
w rent tfom Sn 10 $50 per month: northwestern
section Of the city preferred. Address l.. :. r., Re
publican office, nu25-Nh
wy ANTED TO RENT-BY SEPTEM BIER I, a
w slN.rOom House, near boundary, convenient to
seventh or Ninth street cars. Address DALTON,
Republican office. au25.3tH
A LADY WISHES TO INVEST FROM e 800 TO
"A 5000 In House located In good nelghborhoOd;
will pay all cash. Address MRS. w, Republican
Office. Au2t3tf
National Republican., 1881-08-27
SSor Sale &omses, &c.

~ SECURE HOMES
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
and Fourteenth street road, Is now being divided and
offered In lots to suit purchasers We arc Offering
choice Lots at 10c per square foot; oneflh cash ball
ance payable within five years, with interest at five
per cent. Call and examine plals at onr Office
"A. L. BARBER d CO.,
au0-lm lie DrOit Building.
National Republican., 1881-08-27
2Sante0-- --@ooms.

WY TANTED-SEPTEMBfn I, THREE OR FOUR
w furnished Rooms for light housekeeping; gem
tlemnn and wife; no children. Address - PAY,
city postofice. nu2G3tS
yyTANTED-BY SEPTEMBER I, THREE OR
w four unfinished Rooms for excepting, on
first second floor. Address, giving location and
price, l22i Vermont avenue. nu2j-3tt
VIZ ANTED-BI A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w suite OF Rooms or one large Room, furnished
or unflirnshed, III the northwestern section OF the
city. Address l.. U. r., Republican office au25s+
yVTANTED--BY 4 MECHANIC WITH WIFE
w and one child three Rooms on second floor. suit
able for honsekeepingi rent not to exceed $40 per
month, Address MECHANIC, Republican Office
nu2b3tH
LTANTEp-BY SEPTEMBER !, A SUITE OF
w unfurnished Rooms for light housekeeping;
northwest section. Address T.. a. HENDERSON,
General Delivery, city, nn1b3t~
National Republican., 1881-08-27
00anfen.. &eLn.

yXTANTED-A COMPETENT PHARMACfsT.
w Address PHARMACIST, Republican Office.
nu2gGts
National Republican., 1881-08-27
ZSfor Sale --2Hiscellaneoils

TOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d CO. 81.
Cloud BmdIng. Real eslntn and l0ana IY3l
National Republican., 1881-08-27
8oor0iuo.

DOARDING-AT THE DODGE MANSION,
ID Georgetown Heights, No. 1855 Congress street;
pleasant rooms fine porchs large and shady grounds,
and best of water; desirable summer or winter resi-
denca; easy access To the city by II street Avenue
cars. Moderate charges. aus 2t*
National Republican., 1881-08-27

VIOWSON'S ICE.CREAM-RICH, PURE, RELI-
able; doc. qt; sL2i gal; l0c. n plate; gallons
" more, n gal. ll0i Twelfth street northwest.
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fFOr the DIspatcb.I
Grccnbrier Prcsbytery.

Time and place OF meeting: October 9th,
IL O'Clock A. NJ; Green Sulphur Spring,
Summers county, w. Va.
Officers: Rev. J. G. Brown, OF Maiden,
moderator; Rev. j. III. McCown and Elder
J. II. Lewis, clerks.
Number OF members In attendance Min
isters, 10; ruling elders, II.
New churches organized: Three-yiz.,
Green Sulphur, Ronccverte, Quinnemont.
Number OF scholars and teachers in sun
day schools, 1850; amount OF funds raised
In Sunday schools during the year, S407.
Committee to Report on Revised Diree-
tory for Worship: Messrs. Barr, Brown,
and Bailey, with Ruling Elders Hoge and
Alexander.
Commissioners to General Assembly
Rev. NJ. III. Bittengcr, principal; j. 9.
Brown, alternate ministers); Ruling FL
dcrs John Hinchman, principal; James
Withrow, alternate.
Place for next regular meeting Coal Val
ley; time, first Thursday OF May, 1882.
Resolutions were adopted expressive OF
the sentiments OF Presbytery in relation TO
the death OF Rev. DR.. Robinson, OF Louis
vile, who was licensed by Greenbrier Pres
bytery and for some years member OF II.
Rev. j. III. McLain to be ordained at Hin
ton on the 18th Of November, proximo.
Rev. J. c.. Barr appointed to preach at
next stated meeting OF Presbytery on the
reciprocal duties OF pastor and people.
Revs. James Haynes, j. III. Lewis, and
Ruling Elder ------- 10 meet at their own
appointment at Hinton and organize n
church II the way be clear. u. Is. h.
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a,,, announcement.

Mr.. r. Mortimer Lewellen, only son OF
Colonel j. Richard Lewellen, OF Norfolk,
died on the 10th instant, in Columbia, n.
C., OF typhoid fever, in the thirty-tirst year
OF his age. The remains OF tie young
man, accompanied by his parents and
several friends, were brought up to this
city yesterday afternoon on the Norfolk
train, and were inferred in Bandford
cemetery. This is the third time within
the past six years that Colonel Lewcllen
has made sad pilgrimage5 to our city to
bury some one OF his children. We under
stand that Ia tue present instance the pa-
rents were not even aware that their son
had been sick, and were not informed OF
bis death until the remains reached Nor
folk. A sad bereavement indeed, IN which
they have the sincere sympathy OF many
friends here Petersburg Indcr-Appedl.
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No Moro Reimbursement I'm His-Hc
Thought ID Was Democracy.

OL1M IiA1 v Ast ~ Appt'
To the abingdon Standard:
For years have advocated in State poll
tics the principles of readjustment, beliey-
ing that the party advocating those prlnci-
ples were honest in their endeavor to bring
about an adjustment of the public debt
That was misled | am now fully con-
vinced. was born and reared Demecrat,
and am to-day a Democrat. i do not re-
cogniZe the necessity of sacrificing any
principles OF the Democratic party in order
to obtain fair and Just settlement OF our
public obligations. Hence whenever the
leading men of the Reimbursement party
who have hitherto protested allegiance
to the Democratic party begin to
berate and attribute all the bad le-
Qislation in the State to that party,
then l begin TO think there was
something rotten in Denmark, and propose
10 sever nv relations with them, and main-
tain my allegiance to that party which
stood by and defended the interests OF
Virginia in her hours OF suffering and sor-
row. My reasons for taking this step are
* follows
1st. / am a Democrat and think the debt
question ought to be settled within that
party, and do not believe that the leading
men OF the REIMBURSEMENT party intend or
desire to settle it.
2d. know where 10 find the Democratic
party. They have not placed the public
debt at one thing ore year and another
thing another year in order to ride into
Office, but have consistently stated the debt
ri the same amount, and advocated conf
promise so as to bring it within our present
revenues.
Sd. don't know where to find the
Readjusting party. They arc neither De
moeratic nor Republican. They cannot
tell where they will fall when the debt
question is settled.
4th. Ii they are Democrats they keep very
strange company, such as do not recog-
nize as orthodox In Democratic principles.
These, among others, arc my reasons foI
thus changing my views.
Henceforth shall cast my lot with the
Democratic party headed by Major john
W. Daniel, believing that the best interests
OF Virginia will thereby be advocated.
Y X DAVIS
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:. :, ...vr,... .Istn6s 5o.usd fee then; BIZ
MI. uAssxr processes % Think slpt be gag
apnojnt person 70 puform IBIS ousy ana
Tiyc nina dc npovero 81 distress py sim.
~ calling such person. "coiise'of.
s,.ch /. not the meaning o. the law. u
a.esus that Mr.. sIassEy may appoint
1 shersf already IN ciiee, or SER
ueant already la Office, or cons'a-
b,e already IN Office, or collector
already IN Office inss whoever isappointcd
must BE On officer, and must have snreiies'
4 Vim be scsa that TIE seoIlector " pro-
vlded for 4 not required 70 give surety.
WIZ nots Because il Is assumed by the
law that he already has suretses. Ina'
whoever Is appointed must be al officer
slrcady seems too plain for argument me
CITY Collector Of Richmond and other
sueh collectors, 20 called by law, were
meant to bc described by tho word
q collector which MFR. MASSEY has
stretched 20 as to cover his usurpations.
How did the word collector" happen to
be used In this placer IL the reader VIII
examine the Code OF 1850 he viii find the
same law. IT Is tho same law, we say and
in the same words, Us o general rue; pu'
the part OF It now under consideration
reads as follows:
g. copy thereof shall be placed by INC
Aud;tor In the hands OF any sshertD
or collector Of any county or corporation foi
collection W w
Here we have the meaning OF the woro
"colIector.v The law said in 1860 the
sheriff OF any county or the collector Of
any corporation should collect these delin'
quent taxes. The word {. collector" in the
existing law must necessarily have the
same meaning. This is so clearly the case
that we again ask the State Executive Com
mittce to take measures for putting STOP
10 Mr.. MAssEY's usurpation OF an authority
which no law cenfcrs upon him. Under
the pretence Of having delinquent taxes
collected, he is appointing Readiusfers as
collectors nominally, but really as cleo
tioneerers for CAMERON.
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navid Davis President Pro TEN.

Mr.. DAVIS has at last profited by his " in
dcpendence " he has been elected Presi-
dent pro tem. OF the United States Senate.
He received two majority. He and Dir.
BAYARD both declined to vote. Heretofore
the Democrats have counted the Senate az
equally diyidcd--tbat is, SO Democrats in
Guiding DAVID DAVIS, and SO Republicans in
Guiding MALONE. Now, however, with DA-
viz and MAHo..E ON the same side, 1t follows
that the Senate stands Republicans 80, DEM
ocrats 81. In other words, General MALONE
no longer has casting vote. The election
of DAVID DAVIS 20 be President pro TEN.
has this one redeeming feature in It that it
strips General MALONE OF the importance
which that vote attached to him. he is no
longer able 10 dictate terms to the Republi-
cans. Mr.. DAVIS would have been elected
without his vote.
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DANvLLE.

now RggoRTER GERS INTO TROUBLE ABOUT
T,fy rRoer-pEATu or PR0FEssoH o. A.
pySrcK-rMPR0vEsE OF
DAHyII.LE MERCHANT. ~ ~ ~
foonc,pondenoc OF the Richmond DispaiehJ
OcToBER 10, 1884.
II was thought that tho Danville telegram
Of the 9Th. written at 5 2. NJ, would follow
and correct the Danyille letter OF the 9Th,
which had 10 be closed at $40 a. NJ, but
the telegram was published on the 1th ana
the letter on the Sth. That was one cause
Of the poor reporters troubles IN .ne
next place, il ought to be said that the let
ter did not say that the frost was slight IN
Halifax, a. AIr. Barksdale says 1t did, Dut
ONLY, az 10 Halifax, spoke OF the quantity
OF tobacco which was out in the northern
parts OF that county, an item given by par
tics who came up on the evening OF the 2tii.
The telegram, however, did mention tnat u
citizen OF the Sutherlin neighborhood lan
item given by some of the warehousemenl
had lost what would have flied tnlI,!
barns, and It said that similar losses were
reported from other quarters.
a telegram was received here yes'erua!
evening from Culpeper which reported tila'
Professor Giles A. Penick died az church-
land, Norfolk county, on the 10Th iiis'a .,
and the funeral took place there on 'ns :,
18th. Professor Penick was nalife vi
HALIFAX county, and was a brother OF FRO
fe,sor Nathan Penick Of Culpeper ana Oh
Rev. w. S. Penick OF Baltimore. He was
once engaged in business here. ros me
last several years he has had charge oil inc
Belle Haven Institute at Alexandra, ana
he had but recently taken charge OF the
academy at Churchland.
Workmen are now engaged in removing
the shingles from the roof OF the Masonic
Temple and putting on covering OF tin.
Workmen are also pushing on for the cree
ton OF the Union depot building at the
terminus OF the Danyille and New River
railroad. -,
Mr.. John S. Exall, clerk OF the Danyille
Baptist church and merchant, was married
Yesterday morning to Miss Annie Dobyns
at Tappahonnock, Essex county. A host
OF friends win meet him with eonSratuia-
tions OH his return to Danyille. ALPHA.
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SILKS

DLACK SILKS, I'm most complete assortment,
ranging i'm cost from soc. 10 50. Among uur
slocks may he found the choicest production
OF France, Italy, and switzerland. Thee goods
arc bought from importers and ~ very large
hulk thus giving our houses a benefit pos e,-cd
Nv few establishments south of New OH
col. 0RED SILKS, SATIN DE- LYON, ID ME-
VElIIIETrN, SILK and SATIN ~lEAH,
RUADAMES. PERSIAN SOFrAS. eros d.
XODIACS, NENETIENNEs;
pr, AIN, SHADED, aud OMlRE PLUsHfS;
VEIVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, ana oAllN
sTPlPfs. ranging In cost from $3.50 10 "a.
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VINO NAY colleOt polinquent Tares

" fkp 1tttlJ NOlACSt 1JC4lnQuCAb uAOo
The Wbig thinks there is no conflict be-
tween the 2gth, Goth, aud oath sections Of
the act approved April /, 1870, in regard
to the collection OF delinquent taxes. We
baYe shown by quotations from the 26th
aud Sith sections that those two do I'M
douhtcdly confict. And as TO the 29th,
we are perfectly confident that DIR. Mas
sEY's construction Of 1t would not for ono
moment hold good In any circuit court in
the Commonwealth, nor in the Supreme
Cont Of Appeals, nor in any county court
having competent Judge. by strained
construction AIr. MASSEY has made word
used in strictly technical sense bear its
generic meaning, and thus uEurped a
power which the law has not given 10 him.
We vii try TO make all this plain to our
readers, In tho hope that the proper au-
fhoriiics OF the Democratic party viii take
steps 20 put an end 10 the Auditors usur-
fafion
Mr.. MASSEY quotes the following as his
authority'
A certified copy Of the first and third
i;sse heretofore returned shall be placed by
the Auditor In The hsnus OF
my sheriff, sergeant, constable, or colIec-
tos, Tor eoiiection--the same TO be ac-
torinted for within ono year thereafter /
eeid OFFICER 10 have the same power Of
distress as tfesasrers, and shall account tor
che same in like manner; and he and MS
sstftiieS shall be subject 70 all such rene
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ii. II. Riddleberger has challenged John
Goode and Ran. Tucker for a discussion OF
the liddleherger bill. Harry has, we ad-
nit, some reputation as stump speaker,
but as to being lawyer Of even mediocre
talent such an idea could never have enter
ed the minds OF his most ardent admirers. -
Harrisonbagy Ola Commonwealth.
Tazewell county VIII gise majority for
the Democratic ticket. You may cut this
out and paste II In your hat. Tazescell
AfFS.
HoRsP0RD's Aem PHOSPHATE Is OF great
benefit 10 pastors when run down by long,
contip,ca brain work.
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nrnMoNn. w. Ootnher M. 1sa1

Editors Dispaich; Gentlemen, Reply
ing to the inquiry OF your Staunton CORE
spondent, published in your to-dsy's issue,
beg TO confirm his recollection regarding
the Union League Club. was living in
New York at the timc-during the last
presidential campaign-and remember the
comment that this Club created by its very
serious consideration of bylaw not TO
admit any Democrat sn the future. know
ana correct about this; and my recollec-
ton Is that they went further even and dis
cussed the adyisability and propr;ety (s) OF
esecting those members who were Demo
crnts. OBSERVER.
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DRY GOODS. MOTIONS, dc.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDozO, ALsoP, MosDY & CO,
1905 VAST MAIS 6TnEEr,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE s CO..
429 EAST TRoAD STREET.

Unusual efforts will lie put forth to satisfy DE
demands of fastidious public. Our buyer lave
been long IN the markets, and We mean o. adjust
orr prices to suit The times. In order % attest DIS
statement. any goods desired, Tie sample OBJ de-
scripion Of which may have been secured c'se-
where, we promise 70 produce fREEof kNrRk's-
AGE. We are determined 10 make Of our loH.,-a
convenience to the public
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DRESS GOODS.

ties in CANEI,'S HAIR, SERGE, MOBILE, iu
ail the new shades OF AMBER, MARION
LOUTRE, PAON, RUBIC, together WIN +,
TAI, and TINSEL PLAIDS ranging an cnst
from l2sc. 10 "a per ware. For BtLAkRh
and LTXCRIANT REGIMES our stock, have
never been 50 conspicuous.