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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07

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IN th. District ,.nur, ,r,,,,
,ial pistri,., nf tho T,rri,,,r,' ~ ~ .,udi-
in.ton, holding Terms nt uivm,,,i, w. ash
rnI,l,,its of 'rhu,S,nn n,i H., "r me
,h',I,tti. '"'>' .H"S'h ana
Daniel Ronl"luI-!l Plaintiff.
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~, riiiI> AT oivm-
"a, ~ ,,'r , ,i,tn "l lhuf>l"i, Mason,
in the county of TLur>fnn' in ,h,. ,,,;' m,eo
tn" Clerk OF said District Court. -
20 .,,:,u yr.n.,., p.,,
In the name of the United St,tos 90
America. ven are hereby rru,IirrI ~ al vi
pear in an action brought u,irinst ,I ~ ~,
The above named rlaintiIT in thn Ii,, - ny
Court of the second Ju,iiri,i Iin,r,, ,i
Territory of WASHINGTON. hnluin,,,.'rW,,.i ie
Olympia in Thurstou cnu,tv t,r ~, "a, Az
counties of Lewis, Mason, ChGhalis mn, ,nG
rhurstun. and Ia answer tI,n ,, n,,'n anu
filed therein T., cnry nf ,iIi,.h u,alht
les this sumnnnIt withim tw"u, ,', Pan
exclusive of the ,luv Of nrr,.;' uafs
service ON Won of tl,is s,,.",,',' Urine
within This ru,,ntv. ~. - ...,. served
hi. cnunty. I'm, ,yi,i,in ,ho ,'' ",il or
cial district, Within ,hi,tv 1 ,, '.ui.
served ont of said Dist,;,t ~, ui II
forty DAYS orr served hv ,milio ",tii.h
then within xiv DAYS f,n,, iI,,'' I h'
or Judgment hy .,ci,uit ~, ,i'ir h,isol,
against Won nrcnr,lin,, tn ia, ,',,, nc .thcn
COMPLAINT, Wv prayer VI Naiu
The said action il hrouu,,t T., ,o,,..a.
possession of the following in.nr;, lover ,
estate. situate, lyin~ ana hn;r,r ~, ' IA
county of Chrh,li. and n,n,' , ~ LII NC
described rs follows tn.wit i ,. ' n,,y
in Section No lois one n, nmI I t,,o w -;
in Section No y. lots nu. ~ n,,t W, "
section No. 3; all in township IL North 81,
Range II West, containing | 4, acres, ,nnrn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07

y the District Court ofthc Second Judi
L cial District of the Territory of Wash
li.%ton' holding terms ut olympia, for tho
counties ofThurSton, Mason and Chehalis
Edmund Rogers, Plaintiff,
Amelia Rogers, Dcfcnlcnt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07

Its name stirs like II trumpet and calls to
the Fray! That powerful new Temper
:,nrt book.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07
To the Unfortunate.
Or. Gibbons
DISfENSARY.

600 X f \ Il NY
We ST., cornerof
Commercial Street,
san Francisco. Is
tablishcd in 1854, for
the treatment ofSrx-
ual and Seminal Dis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07

I tn" District Court of the second JuJ;.
l rial District of tn" Territory of W,si,-
in4t"n' holding terms at OLYMPIA for the
counties OF ThurSton, Lewis, Mason and
thrlIatiS. "''i
Daniel E"nI"hm-h, Plaintiff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-07
y THE DISTRICT COURT or THEI
SECOND u DICIAL DISTRICT. (

Or THE TERhIroRY OF WAsilINGroy.
liolding terms at Olympia for the couu-
ties OF Ihnrston, Mason and Chchalis.
Margaret Trimhlc, Pninti.r,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

ShERIFf'S SALE.-By ylrp.o1~
, OF Levart Faeiss, to me aIrs". Wit
be exposed to public sale at ths t,esed VII
on Ma'ket street between ren,b ho1&
enth streets In the city ei WIlnj,o,ea iir
Castle County, Del, on @s"n' M
SATURDAY, the 2cth day Of MAJ, -,
at2 O'CLOCK, p. m ''E
The following described Be,, r,,,..
All that certain messuaRe or to- '"
three story BRICK house ana lo, ueu ent /,
and situate In the city Of WiImin.ptes piece VI
Castle County, State Of Della war 'Oe @ Sa
ded and described a. Iollev, ~ sne n ovs
ginning on the nortNerly side nj -. w k
between West and Washinet IN a ~. W.. 'uss
tant 70 feet from the westerly sids wy a.
street, thence northerly peralIsS " wa
street and throus b the middle Of m. h" hG
ion wall between this and thu "a, .st SNt
hsase 90 ieet, thence westar,y ns,,I'yl 1Ipylonlag
Front stree, i3 feet, thence sou thsrIs sn
lei 10 West street 50 feet, To tbs ,t1I, ~
sido Of Front street, and thepee ,,osD SOfesald l
Front street eastsrly - ieet 70 thu n,s,. @a y
beginning, be the contents ibsr.pp1 p@Ve "
they may. Book A, Vol. Q PsVe ge VIA
Seised aud taken in execution A. n.
erty Of Samuel q Anderson and n,nn,s ryP'
his vie. and Margaret Hubert sss
be sold by PHILIP X. CLARK Shasx ShSS v
SHHMTTs OTFlcE, wilmington, N.ss5 NS,t1' =,
1881. %..,, aStTn
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
sHERIFP sAIr.

hhkIfi,S sALI-By yI,,-
~ ~, sa o. venditioni Exponas q t1.ss Ss o. WI
nll oe exposed To public ssls =, ne ditsstS
Ss, S1souse, on MARKET street Detv... NE Co1s
S'ensn I,s, nn streets, in the city o. Whsa ssa ~
!. S.i,, On "'nlasaS,
sAruRDAi, the 10th day Of s,,,,
12 2O'slOek. p. n, i'uI
The fOilowing described R.,,p
All that certain lot or pi.c. a, e' vi;
to'ee story brick dwelling iand with
I,ee.ea, ISss, situate In the city Of WIZ nAsrsa
y DeIs"sre, bounded and 6escr,hst tnninshs
70 vii Beginning on The loea In. " ~ iOiiSsS,
etIy nde VI Pine Street at the A., me sas
Ieet rom the corner formed bv ~ ,sAaee Of n
TIN OF the line Of the souths,;, .us ihteuss
lor stree, with the line of ths o. T,,,
., o. rine street. thence essterly assetIy anc ID,
" Taylor street, 70 leet to ths s ane palIls
u "a alley leading into TayIo, .,stry ia,
soutneriy along said side Of sstJ ee, M thenss
parallel TO Pine street, Il n. a 1, siel I'D
less 10 o cOrne-, thence ves,.,I, ~. mols o
70 Taylor street, 70 teet II tbs .s ana pafallg
o rine street, anu thence nor,Ss,IvV %,
said side OF Pine street. Il tts,e''I II s,nI Sts
10 Sc TO the place OF beginning H. more Z
Seized snd taken In execute, ~
erty Of Amelia Hill, and 10 be 49, ~ he p'tb
PHILIP X. CLARE S, ~
,oS, SHERITTs oPFIcE, Wilmington, IMasHt. Men.
UAfli =
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
A CA&D.

The DAILY kEpUBLlcAN has
a larger CT cuiation than any
two papers IN Tie cl'y com
tit.ed, and a larger city cir
cula,ion than all the other
three papers. Therefore we we
give advertisers more loI o.,
their money, and they should
be made aware Of this tact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

This bill unfortunately made 70 assume
q political cOlOring to insursits passage
We predict is bat the fOrsrunnsr OF q
number more Of the same tenor Whion
hsy. been carefully prepared BY The
Democratic managers for the cedar
swamp and drift tand members Of
Sussex and Kent to pass for the bens'
A, of the Democratic party Of Whining
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

1867 Prizes amounting to.."...."...tllo.+ .+oT
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all foint' 70 whom liberal compensation
viii be patd.
Write clearly stating full address, for tur
ther information, or send orders by express OF
In a Registered Letter or Money Order BY
mail, addressed only 10
M. A. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. SO Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings are
under tho supervision and management Of
GENERALS @. T. BEAUBEttARD, aud
JUBAL A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

As WAS EXPECTED Mr.. Bradford's
resolution providing for equitable rep-
rssentation-tbat is that rs 900 people
in Delaware should NO longer only
have ten representatives in the Legis-
llsture while $1,000 had twenty. was
defeated in the House yesterday, by 9
vote of 10 to s. A tWo-third vote o.
IA was required to pass the rsso n
tion. Mr.. Woodkesper, Republican
was absent. bat four Democrats, Mes
srs. VanBurkalow, Register, A. G.
Williams and T. N. Williams had the
Independence aud the proper feeling O.
t sense OF justice to vote for the rsso
luton. Mr.. Cshsll prop rly repre-
!. sen ed the Bourbon 8 mt ment Of bi
party by saying: We don't want New
: Castle to have more than seven Repre-
y seatativ,s and three Ssna nrs, ant
q don't intend she ehs'l have" tn,
g, rs, 900 people with ten representative
y will have to submit We suppose with
d ont any means Of redress to the rule o
g 81 900 people with twenty represents
,ives q while longer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16

vSxCURSI0NS UP THE DELAWARE
HI to Chestnut Grove. Committees should
visit the best grove In the United States be.
fore going elsewhere. hescnsd oy steamers.
FRANK SNYDER,
marlAtAw Andalusia, Bucks O0., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-16
[YS1l

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE FFU RTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS y AT NEW OR.
LEANS. TUESDAY, sPRL ian, ISL
lSlth MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY %.
This Institution WAS regularly incorporated
BY the Legislature Of the State for Education,
al and Charitable purposes, IN ISIS FEB
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
to whish the inviolable faith Of the state 10
pledged, which pledge has been renewed b,
an overwhelming popular vote, securing IL
franchise in the new constitution adopted De
cember 2nd, A. D., 1872, with . capital Of
o. ,o0o, 900, TO which it has since added 70
serve fund OF over $3.50. 900.
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
socsnd Tuesday. n never scales or pastponei
Look at the following Distributon
CAPITAL PRIZE $30.0 900.
loo, 400 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
A L ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19
The Importance of a Word.

The value OF single word, and small word
at that, Is illustrated by the fact that the ap-
preparation In the Sundry Civil Service bill Of
$3.50, Geo for a Pension Bureau building cannot
be made available because OF the fatal omis-
sion of the conjunction land" In the Item.
The clause In the act reads as follows:
'.For the purchase of a suitable site I'm the
city OF Washington for the erection OF a brick
and metal fireproof building to be used and
occupied BY the Pension Bureau, the building
TO be erected In accordance with plans an
proved by the secretary of War and the Secre-
taTy or the INTERIOR under the supervision OF
tne Qua1termaSter General OF the United States
army, the site for which shall be selected oy
him, subject TO the approval OF the secretarip q
aforesaid, both as to location aud price and
Inc t1re to the land to be approved py the
attorney General or the United states two
hundred and flfty thousand dollars
BY the omission Of the word "and" after
washington the whole appropriation Of
s250, 600 is made to apply to she mere purchase
OF the ground, and not to the erection OF the
building as wen, as was intended OK course.
Quarternaster General Melgs can proceed to the
selection ard purchase OF a site. but he must
then stop until Congress, by curing the defect
In the appropriation Item, empowers him to
proceed with the construction of the building.
III there Is an extra session Of Congress this
omission can be supplied in time to enable
the Work to go ON this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19
DOMAN STRIPES AND PLAtDs


FOB GARNITUkE IN GREAT VARIETY.
An immense stock OF all the
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES"
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS FABRICS"
EMBROIDERED FICHUS AND SCARFS.
NEW SPRING WRAPS AND ULsIERS
FULL ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND COL
ORED SATIN DE LYON. "Au Pfices."
BLACK AND COLOKE1. BROCADED sATINs.
New Stock"
FOULARD An D SUMMER SILKS from so cents
to &1.O0.
eF-NEW PARASOIS and SUN UMBRELLAS.
NEW STYLES IN FANCY HOSIERY.
BLACK GRENADINES, from so c hts to So 50.
&C, &c.
F-Our at OK is now comp'ete in a departments
and an early inspection is solicited.
~ONE PRICE ONLY
PEBRY 4 BROTHEH.
PENN. AVE. Ooh. 9TH ST.
Established 1910. mario
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

Although that fact Is not formally admitted,
yet 1t seems TO be pretty well settled that the
proposed worlds fair will not be held In New
York In 1888. The difficulties appear to be,
first. want OF money; second, want of suit
able site; third, want OF proper management;
fourth, want OF interest In the show ITSELF Up
TO the present time less than million dollars
have been subscribed In aid of the enterprise.
fact which Of itself proves that the people do
not care for the exhibition. There Is plenty Of
money In New York, and II the proposed exhi-
ton were matter that strongly appealed to
the interest or the pride of the people of that
city there would be no trouble or delay In rails
Ing all the funds necessary to make 1t a success,
These provided. all the rest would follow easily
and quickly enough. II therefore the matter is
not already formally abandoned, it may as we'll
De- 1t Is clear now that II pushed forward IL.
would drag along painfully and finally result
In such hating and spiritless affair as nobody
could well be proud OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

The Massachusetts, legislature has under
consideration the subject OF the use OF oney 10
elections, with the purpose Of enacting a law to
prevent such corruption OF voters. Every state in
The uaion ought to put a law OF this character,
rigid In its provisions, upon its statute books
Members Of Congress, with an exceptional
case here and there. are compelled TO spent
more or less money TO get their seats. one
member, from district supposed to be pollti-
cany reliable, stated not very long ago that his
ELECTION cost him more than one years salary
IS. OOO) as a member of the House. It has
become the custom to expect candidates 10
spend money ana the man who refuses TO do so
usually gets beaten. IL surely Is possible to
frame law so plain ia It's provisions and pen.
alties against this custom of directly and iudi-
Tectly buying votes that none could eyade it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

The brutal murder by burglar of the man
whose house he had entered, in Pennsylvania.
last wednesday night, ought TO go far toward
educating public sentiment up to the point of
demanding more severe punishment for the
crime OF house breaking. 1t Is as clearly estab
aished as anything can be by the circumstances
attending 1t, that when burglar enters
house he is prepared and intends to commit
murder, II necessary to carry ont the purposes
Of his visit, and the laws ought TO be framed
and enforced accordingly. In other words,
burglary should be made O capital OFFENCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

Cincinnati Is Just entering upon contest for
municipal officers. From the long list Of candt-
yates In the Held it Is evident that all the ONCE
seeXers OF Ohio have not come to washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

oealel IN vermont has an order from the
west LOT l'Ooe,ooo pounds OF maple sugar
Means TO ill IL, too. II the stock of sorghum
holds out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19


In another column OF to-day'5 paper Will be
found an interesting article In regard to the
Migratory Quail. and also letter from a Bos-
Ton gentleman showing how easily and how
eheaply they may be introduced into this coun.
iry. III would be good thing, we think, for one
of our local shooting clubs or some of orr tadl-
Vidual sportsmen to take measures TO have a
few cages OF these valuable birds brought over
and turned loose 10 this Vicinity. THIS step
would not only widen the range OF sport for
those who enjoy days shooting now and then,
but 1t would also add considerably to the SUD-
ply and variety OF table deiicacies In our mar
kets.
And While upon this subject we beg to sug-
gest that steps should also be taken toward
introducing both the European Nightingale
and the European Sky Lark into this country,
and particularly into this locality. While these
birds would not add anything to our food sup
ply. their presence would increase very ma
ferialy the pleasures Of moral life and give
new interest to our woods and fields. Their
introduction, too, would, In some measure.
compensate for the nuisance inflicted on the
country by bringing into 1t the English SPAR
row, who persistently insists on doing what it
was promised he would not do. and In not
doing the very things his friends stipulated
mat he could, would and should do. The
Nightingale and the Lark are both migratory
birds; and, while their bump OF locality Is not
50 strongly developed as that of the Messina
Quail, IL IS more than likely that they would
Doth make this locality one OF their temporary
homes IL introduced and first set free here. Ii
Is certain, too, that they would thrive In this
latitude II given a chance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

The warm friendship, amounting really to
affection, which existed between the late Car
OF Russia and Emperor William, OF Germany,
was an important factor In the maintenance OF
peace In Europe. All the Vaccinations Of the
Old Russian party failed to disturb the friendly
relations between the two empires. The prev
aience OF an anti German feeling In Russia
could never nerve the Car to any word or act
In the least unfrlendly to Emperor William
The Old Car is dead and his son has assembled
the throne. Kaiser Wilhelm Is 81 years OF age,
and cauEot last much longer. His son, the
crown Prince. must, In the course OF nature,
rule Germany In very few years. The affec-
tion which existed between the old rulers In
stead or descending to their sons, seems to
have inspired them with dislike of each other
Between them there IS mutual dlstrust
and suspicion, not to say positive hatred
Alexander III. Is said to be as much attached
to France as his father was to Germany. He
Is In full accord with the anti German feeling
OF Russia He has. as the destined ruler of
Russia, cultivated the most friendly relations
with France. It Is now said that Bismarck has
Tor years past been aware OF this sentiment of
the new car, and also Of the fact that France
has counted Confidently upon the support of
Alexander III. when he should become the
ruler OF Russia; that In anticipation OF an ALL
ance between Russia and France, Bismarck
has insisted upon maintaing and increasing the
military power OF Germany. even at the cost
or puIdentng the people with taxes. The Car
is an absolute ruler, and hence his power to
upset the existing state of old world affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

FRAN" HUME
KNOWN AS
"PEaNUT HUME;"
L G. HINE.
most HONORABLE GENTLEMAN of the
Brutus kind;
T. A. LAMBERT,
LOCUS IN QUO"
GENTLE MEN:
see you have some taste for letter writing. but
L regret to remind you that you have but little re
gard for the Language you or the truth, as VIII
be seen from extract of letter from Hon. B. B.
Z. Chew. Judge Circuit Court of Maryland. and
but recently Receiver of your
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD,
With its magnificent mortgage debt OF
S2,IO0,OO0,
To the Hon. E. P. Stevens. of Baltimore, under
date March Il, 1881.
He says:
'Ihave seen Colonel SUITS card. His references
10 the legal records are correct"
I also call your attention to the following letter
from Hon. Geo. D. Mudd. whose advice is good
'BRYASTowN, MD, March It, 1881.
"CoI. 3. T. SUIT:
'DEAR SIR notice in card OF Hume, Lam
bert and Hine, Of the Southern Maryland Rail-
road in yesterdays papers, reference is made to
my letter to you short time since. wish you
would state In reply that the letter written on
the 4th OF the present month snd not, stated by
them, five or six years ago. l hope the above par
ties viii hereafter confne themselves to the truth
yours truly, GEO. D. MUDD."
Farewell, Peanut Hume 'Lo-cus in Quo
Lambert, +" Most Honorable Gentleman Hine ="
The only difference bet ween yourselves and George
Washington is you never told the truth, George
Fever told lie. 8. T. SUIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

There are lilo new advertisements In TIL
nrAR to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

OPERAT59Es n Ha 5T9CK -.
and carry stocks on 3 70 per cent. margin. and
when de6ired win Adytee when and Whist 10 buy.
Also SECURE STOCK PRIVILEGES Is rsaso1a6is
rats IN which o2s . 800 can be inveGted. FuH
oent me. 1on11-lGV6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19

The SzAB once In connected with the Telephone
xxchange- Advertisements. orders for the psper
by mall and otherwise. news. or any Information or
business can be sent day or night, free Of charge.
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PERSONAL.

TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as
q to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of
liens real estate SOC 10th st. W. Office hours:
z to 10 M 2 to and to 10 pm. octll- 6m.
MADAM ROSS, the long established. reliable
WI Cairvoyant and Astr3logst, gives better salts
faction In all affairs of life than any in the pro-
fesslon tells the past present and future destiny
gives advice and assistance on sll matters spper-
tanning to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN
TROUBLE CALL Satisfaction given or no pay.
northwest. ans
M 81. ALBURGER, successor to l. p LIBBEY
w Matchmaker and Jeweler, has removed TO
corner Of 7th aud streets northwest In DRUG
store, opposite U. 8. P. 0. seplS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19
FOR RENT AND SALE

LOR RENT OR SALE-COUNTRY HOME, AZ
Il nils from wnshington. en- zoos rssd SEQ
yards from railway station: trains daily ca n
way. h;sh and sslubrious location Sod b use Of
IL rooms barn chicken hon -es and necessary out
buildings apple. pear and peach orchard' sbund
81 &c OF grapes and small fruits valuable mineral
snd other springs. sud s. IL or q acres Of lsnd.
desired. address City Post 01ice, Lock isnH %.
WASHINGTON, ID. @ N r 9-St'
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DRY GOODS.
SPRING GOODS.

SFkINt. GOODS.
, We Are daily opening our Stock OF epRtNa
SoOpS. comprising Q iul Hue Of Printed Ianeo
Ssmorics Victoria and Uni n Lawns. Frencl
Linens also splendid line Of Ladies. Gents and
newest designs.
Purchasers are requested TO examine our stock.
HOOR BROS n CO..
1925 strccg northwest
rRrl7 NEAR EHBIrr House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-19
LOB TIE LADIES.

1866 9TH street north ~ est.
Alb. SCHOFIELD. AGENT.
B-A full assortment Of Hamburg Edging and
InseI tons. Torchon Lace. Swiss. Irish and other
Trimmipas: Zephyrs. Germantown aud other
Woods. Also, a large stock of Gossamer Rubber
Clothing, cheaper than other Store in tn. CITY.
Every garment guaranteed. MARIO
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NEW DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS, IN BLACK BaookDE
SILKS.
BLACK SATIN DE LYON.
COLOREp ("
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS.
BLACK AND COLORED SURAH SILKS
NUNS BLACK YELLING.
Full lines of all kinds of first class DRY 9O0Ds
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
TUNNEL, CLARK - CO.,
mar12 SOB Market Space.