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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR is scarce and In demand at full
prices. Sales of 1890 barreis Minnesota
extras at s6 62lxa ior clear, and at ~ 70
u 7 80 tor straight; Pennsylvania extra
family atE az Is; Western do. do, at u
Flour 10 tirm at SO.
GRAIN.-Wheat is Lalc. per bushel
higher. Sales OF 0900 bushels Red and
A IN ber at 81 81 al Az. according TO quar-
4I< was bid for August, sI s2l4 for Sep
tein Der, . 4 46l< for DC obef, aha 81 49lI Tor
November; 10000 bushels sold at THESE
figures. Rye Is wanted. We quote at 81
o5al 10. Corn Is fairy active and firmer.
Sa es OF yOOO bushels, including yellow,
AT 73c, NJ .xed at 72a7s11zc. steamer at.7lc.
NO. 3 at roc, and reJected at bea7Oc. AT
sold at 7s14 4a7ic 701ac. was bid for August
lie. for september, and 1910. for Novem-
ber. Oats are quiet and steady. Sales OF
Al, 800 bushels. Includ bg white. at 5ia56c
and rejected and mixed at $40. At the
open board 500o bushels September sold
A. ahc. u, u..
bound al 81 20 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA UAI'TLE MARX EI
MONDAY, Aug. %, s r. M,
| BEEF CATTLE were duh and prices
were fraction lower. 400 head arrived
| and SO ID at the dltferent yards at 3a81 c
per lb., the latter rate Ter extra.
sHEEP were dull and rather lower
l3,UU0 head arrived ana sold at the differ
ent yards at az .5ss :, and lambs ut AZ Al
711c. per Id.
Hoes were active and higher. 37O0 heat
| arrived and sold at the different yards q
6zalO. the latter rate for extra Ch icago
HAY.
Hay has gone up to thirty dollars q tol
In the Wilmington market. Farmer
should net fail TO realize on it while tn
prices last.
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From the N. Y. Star.
y Gigantic Scheme.

There is a great project on foot for
the development of Long Island. Il
is Austin Corbin's scheme. A com.
pany has been organized IN London
and over 5000 900 have been raisee
to begin the work. This work cons
templates the enclrcling of the island
with a chain OF summer resorts, hay.
ing the interior as agricultural dls-
trict. Work will be commenced in
the fall. "
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FOURTH EDITION
Ipdioations for To. day.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness and possibly by local rains,
westerly winds, stationary or lower tenn
perature and pressure.
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HARTMANN'S DOUBLE.
The Recent Russian visitor to
America Discovered 10 be at an
ImpostOr-wher Of the
Real Nfhflist Leader.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 81, 1851.
The Hartmann who has visited you
In America is fraud. The real Hart
mann is known to have been else-
where throughout your country. This
has been affirmed to me in the most
positive manner by high dignity,
whose name you i'll easily guess.
He was formerly Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, and is was rumored yes
terday that Count Schouvalof was to
replace him at his present post, while
he bimst If was to be appointed Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. He has since
contrldicted this report, and, as 1t is
important, l think it right to repeat
the contradiction. The papers will
however, most certainly publish this
news as true.
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Personal,

Mrs. H. Il. Ball, of this city, has
returned home, after a vacation OF
three weeks, spent in Chester coun-
ty. Pa, and at Cape May.
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1851 Prizes, amounting to. .sllo

1857 Prizes, amounting gto......... .silO. .40O
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all po!uts, To whom liberal comp PEN
satiou Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered LIE ter, or Money Or
der by mall. addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUfHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway. New York.
All Our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manager
ment of GENERALS q. r. BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
Notice To The Public.
The public are hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or Or
ders TO NUNEA a CO., 81 assua ST.,
New York atty. as authorized by Lhe
Louisiana STATE Loiterv Company 10 seu its
Tickets. They are flooding the country
Nth bogus Circulars ptuporttn0 TO be
of The Louisfdnd State Lottery Company,
and are fraudulently representing them
selves az Us Agents. They haze no authority
from this Company TO sell us 1tckets, and drt
not its agents for any purpose.
M. ADA UFHIN,
Pres. Loutstdnd State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, July 4. 1881.
aug 10 J&w5w
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wbolesale Thievery

WhOlesnle Thfovery.
Monday night about fifty. water
melons and several baskets Of can'e.
loupes were stolen from the truok
wharf at Front and Church streets.
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y EytNs0
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August 27th, 1851,

New Castle Co.. August 27th, 1851.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator G. I. q of Jonn Hand, late
OF BrAndywine Hd,, IN said county.
deceased, II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admir-, c. t. a., afore.
said give notice Of the granting OF letters
Of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting there.
OF, by causing advertisements TO ia posta,l
within iorty days from the date .. such
letters, In SIX OF the most public places OF
lhe county OF New Castle. reqIiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
pr, vided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period in Tho
WILMINGroN GAZETTE, a newspaper pub.
.ished in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks, Q. o. d..
-, Given under the hand and seai
IL. s. Of office Of the Register Aforesaid
s-l at Wilmington, IN New Castl,.
county aforesaid, the day and year AbOy,
Evltten. =. G. BlGGS, Register,
NOTICE.
Ali persons having claims against III,
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admi n istrator
9 ts.. IN or before Aug. 18th. 1881. or abide
thu act OF Assembly IN such case made
and provided.
ISAA C N. GRUBB,
Administrator. Q. .. q.
Address Claymont, Del. aug27 eodSw
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IMFoRMER

The London Standards despatch
from Copenhagen says it Is reported
from st. Petersburg that Hartmann,
the nlhilist, has offered to turn in
former on condition Of being amnesti
ell
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Peaches s2 es Per Basket.

Peaches S2 % per basket.
A few peaches Of a fair quality
were offered in market this morning,
at 1926 per basket or IS cents per
halt peck.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

LARoEsr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook D BRordEI
Nos 20. 81 and 6S NoErH EIGHTH STREET
pHILADELPHIA. AL orders VIII hav
attention n2Q-wly5pnr
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wINis AND Liquors
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English Private Hotels.

In London there is a kind of hotel OF
which we have no counterpart in the
United States. This hotel is usually To-
Gated in some semi .aristocratic side
street, and wears no badge Of it's servi-
tude beyond q large, well-kept brass
door plate, bearing the legend Jones
Hotel" or Browns Hotel, rs tie case
may be but, be it Brown or Jones, he
has been dead about fifty years. and the
establishment has been conducted BY
Robinson. There is no coffee-room Or
public dining room, or even office in this
hotel the commercial traveller Is mn un-
known quantity there; your meals nre
served in your own apartments the fur
niture is solid and comfortable, the attend
ance admirable, the cuisine unexception-
able and the bill abominable. Bnt for ease.
auietncss and u sort Of 1872 odor Of re-
spectability, this hotel has nothing to
compare with it in the wide world. It
is here that tho intermittent homesick-
ness YOU contracted Oh the Continent
will be lifted out Of your bosom It is
here will be unfolded to you allnring
vistas Of the substantial comforts that
surround the private lives Of prosperous
Britons.-B. Z. Aidfich.
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of the Chinese treaties became public ~ several
news papers, The HUE went into committee of the
who'e on the Naval Appropriation bill, which was
passta = u came from ron the s anr y Arpro
Mr.. Mhitthorne, Chairman Of the Naval
z mmit,ce, during the d.cussion on tho bill
expressing the hope that Gen. 0arfclAs adminis-
iration would recognize that e had no navy. ana
Tint we rir I'D commence to build one. Ia the case
Of the contest Of 4. Moody Bosnton for the seat In
Congress occupied by DR.. Lor,ng from the sixth
reported In favor OF the tittng member. Gen.
Weaver brought in q minority report fayor.ng Mr..
Doynton. An evening session MS hid for the
consideration Of District business
Senator Logan managed to get . favorable
report on hts bill 70 place Gen. Grant on tho retired
list on Friday, JAM u. Two Democrats Of the Mill
tary Committee, Maxcy and Hampton, were absent,
and Senator Logan was supported by Plumb, Burn
side and Cameron tPa,. Tho three Democrats,
Cockreu, Randolph and Grover, voted the other
way, but did not Aihnster against the r.
port. The Senate passed thu indian A. preparation
bill: also the hill to pace Gen. Ord on the retired
list with the. RINK and pay Il Major General. The
Houte passed the measure for the retirement of
Gen. Ord. Mr.. Loring. of the = xth Massachusetts
district, was declared entitled 10 his teat rclrrt
in favor Of seating 1siee, the Etcstant from the
Second Florida di.trict, ~as received.
The Senate was not in session on Saturday,
Jan. q. Tho House held IN all-nieht session on
Friday, at which absolutely nothing WAS done, no
quorum being present. and several mem.
iscrs objecting 10 Ill business offered. On
Saturday, Mr.. Hull, from . Florida district
was nnaeatcl, aud Mr.. Bisbee, the contestant
admitted. Mr. Reagan made vain Effort to have
he Irtc--Stlc Commerce bill taken up, and nothing
was ncconp i-lied but the passage of several minoi
bilE The Iacnllers we're exhausted from the
o-c.ion. nights session that ali cary adjournment
wns effected
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This makes total Of 1885, ,595 for the
States. The Territories aggregate 665. .G6s, and
the District of Columbia III. .6ss, which makes
grand aggregate Of population OF 50, l52. .s66.
The value of hreadstnfls exported from
the United States during the year 1880 was
sa6s, 2e5, $50. against e2Ss, ,2ol ,SSs for tho pro
ccdng year.
the thirteenth annual convention Of
tho National Woman suffrage Association -
held in Washington last week.
In small town III Nova Scotia one
family lost eight children BY diphtheriA within
q week.
The arrangements for the consolida-
ton OF the three leading telegraph companies
have been ratified by the Board Of Directors,
but the stockholders will not act on the matter
until next month. The new stock will be dis
trlbuted on the basis OF l3S for Western Union.
$50 for American Union and 60 for Atlantic and
Pacific. The capital Of the consolidation is to
be ESQ. 100000.
Gen. Grant 10 to be President Of the
Nioaraguan Canal Company and Senor Martias
Romero, ex-Min;stcr Of Mexico TO tho United
States y 70 b secsstaxy. EGoEts will b
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Col. Butterfeld, with . corps Of as
sistants, who have been In South Carolina
examining into the accuracy Of tho census In
tllat State, returned to Washington last week
and reported to Gen. Walker. Tho report says
tho census Of Juno was taken with unusual
accuracy, and fully maintains the integrity OF
the cnimcratora.
Mr.. Yrescott, ono Of the Commission.
ers who negotiated the treaty with China, says
the onl, change produced By Il In tho statue o.
Cinnamon ! this country = that tho United
States Government now stands pledged to pro
tcct them from persecution.
Gen. Walker, Of the Census Bureau,
says, In regard to the alleged frauds In the
census III South Carolina. that he ordered re-
enumeration in eight townships, situated III -
many different countless selecting those where
tho most stariling increase in population was
noticed. Tho results wcre carefully compared,
name by name and house by house, with the
first enumeration, and III every case there was
found further increase. He expresses be-
llef that the first enumeration was Substantially
correct, aud hopes that it will be accepted as
such.
The original papers beqneathed by
Benjamin Franklin to bis grandson have boon
offered to the state Department for $4,000.
II is generally believed at Washington
that On superintendent bill will b passed be-
fore Congress adjonrns, and that the number
Of Representatives viii be fixed at about 800.
The President has approved the SEN
tence Of Paymaster J. H. Nelson, OF the army,
which Is dismissal two years at hard labos. aud
q fine Of 81 600.
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DOMESTIC INrEILIoENcE.
ls.,st

GsNst
BY the explosion Of an oil tauk at tho
Atlanta refinery. near Philadelphia, the
sharycs. war,Aonses and two vesssls were
,urncd
A fatal coasting accident occurred in
tl;sar.l.ille. in the caA region OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Cardiff and M,ss Hoaora Doasncrty
we're enjoying tho exciting sport, when tho boy
who WAS guiding their slcd lost control of il,
&eing his danger. rolled on aud escaped The
sl,i crashed against telegraph pole and
both young ladies' were instantly killed.
William II. Wcstervclt, after com,
plctins term Of sesen ycats fos conspiracy to
silnap Charley Ross, has been discharged from
the Eastern reaiscntiary 1t Philadelphia. He
pretenls that he was utterly innoccnt Of the
Charge oa which he WAS convicted
kuhs Hatch. tho well-known New
York capitalist. has begun suit in the New York
supreme Court 10 prevent the consolidation of
The telegraph companies
There il intense indignation among
the business men Of New York aud other East
sm cities over the recent consolidation of the
telegraph companies, Which will no doubt cal-
inmate in the formation Of IN indie
pendent company in opposition %
the great monopoly. In connection
With tins subject, : rccent telegram from
Now York, says tho leading business men of
that city .ase strongly advocating the manage
ment OF telegraph lines by tho Government.
Those who have studied the problem most
closely sec no remedy against tho cxacsions Of
this present monopoly except the adoption ~
Just such system ~ il in use in Great Britain,
and they note with pleasure that the idea In b..
ing agi,ated in all parts Of tho country, par
ticularly in the West"
Tho Egyptian obelisk has been placed
upon its pedestal in Central Park, New York.
Secretary of the Navy 0od. Secrctsr,
Of State Evarts, the Central Park Commission
ers, and many representatives Of tho Masonic
fraternityl were among the nearly 10000 peo
plc who witnessed tho ceremony.
An Eric railway train, having posta
and express cara and nino Pullman slecpcrs
and running 1t tho rate Of thirty-hvc miles q
hour. was thrown from Tho track near
oweso. n. T., by tho breaking Of driving
wheel axle Of the locomotive. Hy the
explosion Of tho oil lamps the postal car
took fire and burned like tindcr, -four
| clerks beins roasted to . crisp The express
messenger, Henry {. Brewer, also expired in
the flames. The train employees escaped an'
hurt, hut ten members Of = colored minstrel
company from Rinshsmton were more or lcsi
injured. The mail agents were Messrs. Reid
niger, Seybolt. lnsraham aud Fox.
West.
| A dance II Laa Mulas, small village
In New Mexico, endsd in frss fight bet~eel
Americans and NexicAns, In which two q th'
foxmer md ens = tho lAtbsr wsrs killsd
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Jewels in hcrallry represent colors.
The topaz represents or tgold) Or tho
planet Sol.
The pearl or crystal represents argent
(silver) or the planet Luna.
The ruby represents gules (red) or the
planet Mars.
The sapphire represents azure (blue)
or the planet Jupiter.
The diamond represents sable (black)
or the planet Saturn.
The emerald represents vert igreen) or
the planet Venus.
Tie amethyst representspnrpure (pur-
ple) or the planet Mercury.
And now that you have had glimpse
Of jewels, think it is time to lock up
the casket,
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PoLITICAL POINTS.

The Massachusetts Legislature hes
elected U. L Dawes to succeed himself in the
Senate OF tho United Safes.
A concurrent resolution has passed
both houses of tho Michigan Legislature asking
tho prossdent-elcct 70 give ex-Goy. Daglsy
scat in tho Cabinet
Gov. Littletield, Of Rhode Island, in
his message to tho State Legislature, reconl-
mcnds woman suffrage on tue school question
The Governor Of Nevada has sent TO
the United States senate the result OF vote
on tho Chinese question. There were lS3
votes in favor Of Chinese immigration, and
l7,as9 against il, while only s55 persons failed
to vote ON the subject.
Gen. Sewell received the Republican
caucus nomination for the New Jersey Senator
ship on the twelfth ballot. In the Wisconsin
Republican caucus Philetus Sawyer received
ffty-eiglt votes on the final ballot and E. W.
Reyes twenty-five. When SAwyer's nomination
had been made unanimous, the caucus adopted
: resolution recommending Keyes to Gardcld
Tor the Postmaster 0cncralrhip.
The following United States Senators
were elected on Wednesday, the 10th inst
Thomas G. PiAlt, OF New York Eugene Hale,
Of Maine Benjamin II. Harrison Of Indians !:
Joseph II Hawley, Of Connecticut; Henry T.
Dawes. of Massachusetts Francis NJ. Ccckrell,
OF Missouri, and Henry T. Baldwin and Omar
D. conser, OF Michigan
Senator Allison has returned to Wash.
ington from Mentor. He says Gen. Garfield
listened respectfully and attentivcly to his rep
resentations in behalf Of Mr.. Wilson. OF Iowa,
but did not commit himself by . single sylla-
bic. Il is believed by many that Gen. Green
b Raum, Of Illinois, tho present Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, will bo rendered the
Garfield viii give ono plAce in bib Cabinet to
Illinois.
Secretary Ramsey Of the War Depal
ment has decided to retire altogether from
public Lfo It Tho close Of his present Official
term.
Gen. Malone, Senator-elcct from Viz.
cinia, has selccted I seat on the Democrats
sade Of the Senate.
Gen. Charles H. Van Wyck was chos-
On United states Senator from Nebraska, after
! a somewhat pro,racted contest. Gen. Van
Wyck WAS 4 Bfigadssr General Of volunteers
during the war, aud member Of Congress from
| New York. He is regarded ~ an anti.railroad
man. lie owns y largo farm near Ncbrsska
| City. ana is = member Of the present Legis-
| latars.
The leading Republicans Of Arkansas
| gathered at Little Rock and adopted an address
u Gen. Garfield urging the appointment u Hon.
Mini n W. Gibbs, colorcd, to = position in ths
! Cabinet.
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from Maryland intent upon taking out the b.
valves III defiance Of law. Firo was opened
upon tho invaders with howitzer stationed on
a clif, 10 which tho Marylanlcrs replied with
riilcs and revolvcrs, but ultimately hoistcd
white flag and fct sail for home.
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS.
The Mexican Central railroad project


promises 10 be 4 complete success. Bonds to
The amoun. Of S5.7l50o0 wcrs placed in the
market, and already more than double the
amount ct subscription has been offered Jay
Gould has purchased 6Gs blocks OF the stock.
valued at s., 90, 900, and Cen. Grant has ~
ecivsi ten blocks, valued At $4,000.
Gen. Walker, Superintendent Of the
ing tho population Of tho United s States - fol-
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made to secure the necessary Congressional ac-
tion on the measure before the close of the
present session.

made to secure the necessary Congressional ac-
tion on the measure before the close Of tho
present session.
some enterprising capitalists Of Mon
trcal have conceived project for making
railway tunnel under tho Falls Of niagara.
A Bolivian representative is on his
way to tho United States to negotiate treaty
OF commerce and secure loan Of $1,000, 600 at
any sacrifice.
John Gallagher, Of Syracuse, leader
in the Fenian organisation, states that another
raid on Canada i contemplated.
The twenty-four hours ending Sun.
day. Jan. %, was one Of unusually widespread
meteorological violence, as shown by tho tcle-
graphic reports from the various sections Of
the country. In New York heavy gale, ~
companicd BY slect which frozc - il fell, yet
HI and lasted an entire day, doing IN immense
amount OF damage. All the telegraph tcle-
phone, and firc-alarm wires wcro thrown down
by tho accumnlntions Of Ice, and the
city was completely cut on from tels-
graphic communication with the world.
Messages were received and carried by mes.
sengers to Jersey City and other surrounding
poiuts. Business was almost suspended, espe-
,ially in grain and stock, owing to the inability
to get market adsices. Mounted 6remen pa
iroilcd the streets to give alarms OF fire. Five
thousand trees in Central Pork were ruined,
and much damage WAS done to cornices, chiri-
neys, etc., and number Of persons were seri-
ously injured by being hit BY falling pieces Of
lce. Throughout large portion Of New En-
,land there was 8 heavy storm Of alternating
rain and snow, amounting in tho aggregate to
about twenty-five inches IN depth, aud travel
was largely blocked. It Was accompanied BY
gale Of forty miles m hour. In the region
os which Chicago forms the center, snow fell
to the depth Of about ninc inches. Snow slidcs
at Custer and Bonanza, Idaho, swept on seven
teen persons, all but four Of whom were res
cued. There were from twelve to twenty
| inches of snow at Helena, Montana, and con-
siderable losses Of stock are reported. The
storm was quite general throughout Nc
braska. aud serious effects upon cat
te in the grazing regions are feared.
At Watertowl. IN Northern New York, the SNOW
was from two to four feet deep. Snow fell
steadily in New Orleans for eight hours, melt
.ng rapidly away. There were snow drifts
hirty feet high in the vicinity Of Kingston
unt.
~4.s-
According to the Census Bureau, g.
653,6OO worth Of 1, ~ and 5-pcr-ccnt. bonds
| .rc owned IN Chicago. New York owns Sl76,-
IA $50, Philadelpha sac. 457, 40. Boston sls,
| a5S $50. San Francisco Sl0, ,3l2, 49, Washington
oll. .OSl, $50, while Allegheny. Pa. with popu-
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NO sHACklINe Of PosTERlTY.

speech ~ Congressman Gillette
Against the EscfumdinE Dl1l...Avvay
with the slavery 81 UsuFy ...ss why
should the People Ignore Their ne.
s0uTccs and lsrcrogasivcs !,'e.sA mer.
Ten Must Ssramgls the English n.
Mamcial SYSTEM.
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.MEVERDEN'S
NEW
FURNITURE
WARERooMs,
Two Doors North Of Trunbull's store,
cREsco, IOWA,
r supplied with tho lsrgest and hest assortment Of
rUHSlTURE of all descriptions, and OF tho best
yrases and qualities ever offered in tlia market.
cvervthin9 New---Latest STYLES.
NO OLD GOODS.
cousiesing u
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
WARDRoBEs. BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
BRACKETS. wHAT.NoTs.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN CORNICEa.
Il short. every article belonging to tho trade ana
| snd adapted to The wants Of the community.
! UNDERTAKING
In Oh Ia branches promptly attended 10, either day
/ Or night.
| He has large assortment Of
| OofRns, Burial CASES and Caskets,
Which hs . prepared to trim and furnish on short
notice, and Ii such style and 0anneF ordered. q
ehc moet reaAonahle prices.
Thanking the public for favors and tts confidence
In the past he begs TO assure hs friends that he
4 aetsrmined Oore than ever 20 merit their conf
1eaes, seapeoe aAd continued patronage.
q. MEvERDEN.
0soooo, -. q. ISIS.