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New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
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New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

4 PROTESTANT SE WANTS BUREAU.
A.An kinds Of GOOD competent female -,r,a,o l
hep and conrcd servants. At TIE are, old.tsa ,isne
Protestant HOME UREAC, l5s tthaNc' louI'H
-.L-. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

WHITE STAR LINE. ....,,.,, s.r,., ,,,t.ps
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL " III iL,SI LII EANE"'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IL tl;lVvl" Dat,
NOTICE The steamer, ~ this Tine tikr ne lhht h"'
recommended by IiruieJIut MAuy. l. - NJ uh W." ''o
uutve 90 aud hnUrWlru vuyiEtf g.. a., - lqo, ~,
Britain g. tap. Perry NAtll lNN ~ . .i - an
ARABIC. Capt Pa nc u,'nN' ~, ~ ~, n,
ADkIAll, tIpf. Jennings ...- ha "',' mn
IA ant kennedy eItui .a'. utt - - i,
FROM THE WHITE STAR EuOh' f''I W "''"'
luIu-~E
c.e te,rrs r. nm form IN and unsurpassed ln 10
poutmtuta The saloons Stlt ruou7 0"Nn. ~, ,r,
amit-ups, where tho NOISE iiu
csst f al0raig csrtc of comfort hitherto unNtHhaOo
p.,.,, tt,Let On In
,.-',' form. -f'cr,gr frou the Ola Country, 10 h
Ncw. York, So. 49,, -, NOR ri..
THESE steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs m
Tor inspection Of plans aud other inform '' 'PP' ." Wv
N'HP--"' ''"-' H. I. CORTls, Agent
g. T. bARrLErr y CO. Agents, n@5i"I n,.@r;I"lcrrbia
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

Z AVNDRESS.-A coJrcd aundrc.s would
NE few geptIeIrcn- farlY's wH-hiur 90 her ON
home or -he wi. 20 daya work. Addics of call Mis-
SIN LEY $40 West Isth-s'. rear house. second dp"r
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

HOUSEkEEPER &c.-By n smart, cncr-
grtic practical lady txceNut ard scsm"trc--i
nira.ant naaa more high Wag.s Cal address,
..-.- K o. u
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TheIhcN In The Aims.

The ibek it would appear promises to be
again nsturslzed on the Alps. A herd
which was turned out on the Grisons are
reported to have eurviveC The winter with.
out damage, and TO DO Il. Aking themselves
at home in the vicinity Of the glaciers.
This cannot fail TO DO a source of gratilos~
ton 10 the thousands who make Swilzer-
land their autumn playground. For some
time past tho Alps were getting bsrer and
bsrer orlife. Tho ohamois had almost Sisap-
pesred from some Of the moro accessible parts
and even the mHrmot could scarcely have
long survived tho edelwsiss. which tho
governments Of tho different csntons bavo
pu. under their protection. The
iber or as it is more Familiarity called the
bouquetin 10 q species OF goat watch nhNres
with the cbampios the upper reson0s { the
mountains. But IL climbs even higher than
that animal and can rarely be seen far be.
low tho limits Of perpetual snow. In GER
man Switzerland where it's known ne the
l.einbock tho ibex was az one
timo comparatively common. But the per-
secution OF tourists, and tho multiplication
OF cheap rifles have all but pxterminsted IL
on tho higher Alps. and OF late years II could
rarely DO seen except oa those Of
Vslots and. Piedmont, where, ihsnks TO the
enlightened efforts of the late King Victor
EMANUEL, II WAS carefully protected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

Hair dressing and restorative is found ia
"Iiondon Hair Color Restorer.n II seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to It's origi'
nal youthful color and beauty, Falling haiI
is checked by Us uso, and II produces a
growth OF beautiful young hair, soft. glossy
and luxurisnt. 1t certainly IA tba mosl
clearly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people.
A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, Duches county,
n. Y. writes DR.. Swayne " Son, Philadel'
phia GENTs-I enclose postothce order for
eight dollars, please send me ono dozen
"London Hair Color ResIoror." II hes
stopped my hair from falling, and restored II
to lis natural color. It has proven salisisc-
tory in every respect, Tho "Loudon Hail
Color Resiorer" can be obtained Of all the
leading druggists NJ IS cent? bottle.
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Tho Asthetie Club.

Maybe somebody thinks that Dallas Is be-
hind on the plthelic business, but we know
to the contrary. A young man approached
US day or TWO ago and ia Il very mysterious
manner invited us 10 attend meeting of The
Dallas aesthetic club TO take place next
morning Just at dawn. We put on q dot
ted muslin aesthetic suit and wss promptly
on hand, The president was a very thin fe-
male and her voice WAS so aesthetic that the
reuorter couldn't catch on to much she said.
She used small needle dipped in blue ink
for gavel to keep order. The members all
the size Of mustard seed.
In response TO an opening prayer by the
high tum tum delicate sigh was INDUCED in
by tho members, who saluted that officer by
kissing the corner of striped haDdkerohiefs.
Then began the lessons in msthetcs--ice
cream was passed around in a thimbie and
each member helped themselves with tooth
pick mado out OF humming bird feather.
Then slices of cake was passed around on
rose leaves and each member took n piece on
tho end Of a pin. Then wine was passed
around in decsnter, made gu! 81 an al.
monj hall; esch member dipped
a hair In snd sucked it,
About this time the reporter got thirsty and
hungry, and satisfied he could never be an
pslhe.ic he thought OF going for schooner
Of beer. When aesthetic gymnastics were
suggested by the tum tum, whereupon each
member begun to tickle his or her neighbor
with 3 red bird feather. AT this stage of the
aesthetic craze the reporter departed, think
inc what fools these mortals be.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

Lot deprive the grand jury Of ibis county
Of hs power 70 indi0t and Try the criminsl
also that the criminal law of New jersey
does not disQusiy citizen fol- serving on a
Jury simply 6ecsuse he has expressed an
opinion on the clse to he tried. Ii Attorney
General Stockton Of New Jersey and A,tor-
ney General MscVesgh consider the ques-
tior as hel here to be correct the persons
viii be brought TO New Jersey. The county
prosecutor OF common pleas Hon Joh2
c Laniug, of Monmouth, has decided to fle
before the grand jury an Indictment against
GuiteBu simply as precautionary measure
so if the Washington authorities deem 1t
best to have the trial in New jersey there
shall DO no gap leh for the escape OF Cur
tesu by legal bubbles under the law Of the
District Of Columbia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
OABISEr-mAKlNs.
sreenIatieas as 10 The spirit az Presi'
deut Arthur's Administrations


Special TO ths n. o. pieayuue
Washington, September 24.-Wel in
formed politicians have no doubt that the
clcse political and personal relations which
have existed between MaaSrs. Arthur and
Conkling viii be preserved in tho future.
Mr. Arthur hhs been backed w in his hour
of trial by Messrs. CoukhDg, Grant, Jones,
Of Nevada, Logan and the Caneruns, sni ne
will not so back on them now.
The New York Word to'dsy saws the
s,Alwasts will now control the New York
republican convention, II says MT Conk-
ling means TO be felt in the new sdmlnistrs-
tiop; that no will work with It or through
il vito the same fearless Loyalty TO the
interests of Gen Grant snd The BOG OF chicago
which commanded the admiration then
even of his opponents; that President Arthur
will keep his faith with those who fought
with him for General Grant nj Chicago, and
that he viii make no terms with any recreant
stalwsrs who skuked or hid during tho
struggle 1T Albany
III apparent that y strong effort is TO be-
made by certain political and money IN
terest to save ths hesd of Secretary Blaine
but his chance for retention in the csbnet
is moi nov promising. The war between
Blaine on the one hsnd and Conklng and
Arthur o. the other, from the 4lh of March
10 the 4th OF July, was fierce and uuRpsring,
Blaine had the power ard he welded it res
morselessly to crush and annihilste his I'D
yersaries. He elected Miller and Lspham
oye~ and in spite of Arshur's presence and
appeals at Albany.
Blaine showed no pity toward Oonkling
and Arthur, and now he will receive none
from them,
As forMr. Window, Il turns out urluokily
for him that when the question was before
the senate whether new man should be
confirmed for the collector Of the pert of New
York in the place of Gen. Arthur, upon the
allegation that the latter officer had proved
himself wholly unfit for the place, and
been guilty Of mSlsdministrstion. Window
of Minnesota was one Of the two Western
republican senators who voted against Gen.
Arthur.
Messrs Hayes, Sherman and Window
have therefore no claim on the gratitude OF
the new president Ifany cabinet minister
will be retained, it viii probably be Mr.
Robert Lincoln; but he may be provided fol
otherwise.
Mr. John p Jones Of Nevada, will have t
c,biuet position il he should care to quit !ht
senate. If no goes into ihe cabinet 1t viii
very likely be so secretary OF the treasury
He 10 man OF eminent ability
There is a story current 20 the effect thai
while Mr.. Arthur was ivce president he msd'
personal request ofSecretary Hunt-wh'
refused in manner not at all agreeable L
the amour propro Of the president OF th'
United States. A we'll informed newspaper
man Tonight declared emphatically that MI
Hunt is tickeied 10 head the procession o
the departing cabinet ministers.
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lsTuErLutCsEs.


w. a, Newton, Charged with Eobbing
souri,, iB 1879, a Prisoner of Uncle
Sam.
Deputy U. S. Marshal r. NJ. Elliot. Of The
western district Of Missouri arrived in The
city on the last evenings $3.50 enst bound
train from Commsnohe bringing With him a.
AL : prisoner w q Newton who Is charged
with robbing the postotice ut Mount Hone
in Lafayette county Missouri in lST9--the
writ states by force.
A HREAID repurtsr-isiling to find The
oficer--cs cd at the sil to see the prisoner
He was y ing down in one OF the calls, and
when called by the guard he came forward
iaA hesiisiing manner TO the iron. barred
door when the repOriorlal pump Wa;
Inserted but seemingly to little pur'
pose. The prisoner was inclined &c
be rather reticent, and only answered
questions in the most lsconU way by saying
yes or no and it was generally negative
answer that WAS elected, He admitted thai
he was charged with robbing the postotllct
at Moust Hope, which is forty miles distant
from Kansas City by force
VI COURSE you MTG haplo Hpt 70 pe Suhtl
of tho robbery, said the reporter, but Their
you can tell how it was said that il WAS com'
mitted?
No, don't know, replied the prisoner.
Did you leave Mount Hope suddenly OF
in manner that was calculated 10 cast sus
pcion upon you, asked the reporter?
Well left there or | would not have been
here in Texas WAS tho unsatisfactory reply
Are you guilty of the crime with which
You are charged
l have nothing to say as to my guilt the
prisoner replied snd thus ended the later
view. The 1890 north bound train over the
Houston 81 Texes Central road WAS taking
him buck to Kansas city for trial
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mnLnmneh uis nonn.

A few days sinoo City Marshal Arnold res
coiyod telegram from the city marshal Of
Gainesville, giving description Of Mark
Childs, colored, and ioling him TO arrest him.
no officer, accompanied by Policeman
Orovdus, found him last night st the Grand
Windsor ho,el and took him in charge. lie
Was waitrr on tho table NJ the time, and
was some nst taken aback when tho officer
slapped h' CA the shoulder, saying: al
want ycIi ~ Jour hat and come on" lie
obeyed tLo luminous ard was lodged In the
station hcU.', and the marshal OF Gaines.
vile nleg,e, he'd tha, he was 10 tow. Childu
was arrested ici gambling and jumped bis
hnnd
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Oh Nhatag ouyl,,

VIII you heed the warning? The signal
perhaps is the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake of saving
80 cents. to run the risk and do nothing for
il. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never fails,
This explains why more than million
bottles were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Mothers,
do not be without it. For lame back, side or
chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
Hickox & House, druggists, COS Main street.
Dallas.
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Gambling Kin tho ARMY

The existence of gambling among the
younger officers of the army says the Mos
bile Register ia constant source of regret
to tho higher officers of the army and the
war department, The monitions of General
Pope in the following interesting general
court martial order just published are
warmly Endorsed by Generals Sherman and
Drum:
General Court MARTA Orders No %.
Headquarters Department Of Missouri
Before general court martial, which con-
vened at Cavalry Camp onthe lncompshgre
river, Colorado, June, 1881, was arraignoc
aud tried First Lieutenant Charles Hay, 2Sd
infantry; charge conduct unbecoming an Of
fcer and gentleman specidcstions-in that
First Lieutenant Charles Hay 29d infantry
being nj game of cards for money
with Capt Louis B. Stille second lieutenant
and j r Caggett and Stephen
OConnor 23i infantry and setting
Assistant Surgeon w W Rowan did
cheat thereat by fraudulent cards so as
to produce the following hsndt
made on deal made by him said
Hayl 10 wit: To Capt. Stille
an inferior hand to DR. Rowan 4
kings TO Lieut. ClsggetL queens TO Lieu,
O'Connor jacks to himself (said Hay) @
straight or sequence flush, tho last being
the winning hand by reason Of which
fraudulent combination and setting up Of
the cards the said Lieut. Hay
was enabled TO win q poi
pool of Sl02 from the said parties who
were Induced to bet largely by reason OF
the said frsudalen. and deceptive combina'
ton of the cards. This st csutonmenl on
the Uncompabgre, Colorado, on or about
the 18th dsy Of October 1880. Ples moi
guilty finding not guilty and the court does
therefore honorablY aoqut him.
2. The proceeding findings End acquit-
tai in the case Of First Lieut.. Ches. Hay 2Si
infantry are approved
The circumstances which made this trial
in this case necessary ought in the estims
ton of tina department commander to forci.
bly, appeal TO all officers in behalf of AGENT
ment that shall sffectuslly discourage gam
bling in the army and no trusts that Lieu
tenant Hay and those associated with hin
in the case taking warning from pas
experience will doslst from the indulGenc,
of the vice which for them and all others
who often indulge tends surely in The
direction ola lower range Of feeling otter
open and lssting disgrace.
BY order of Brig. Gen. Pope.
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aARKErs nY rsLEsRApr.
NEW nRlrANs

-'-' NNAEANNs
NeW orleans, september - -Flour s,roue
higher grades Aasi. - "''Ae -
Corn east I. At SO99O
Oats IN good demand Al ASl-2aN.
Lara STEADY; ueree lSA; kag lSS,
oty SAT- meats active and fm; shoulders
Pork scarce and no sound lots here.
Bacon scaarN e an nrmi shouiaers "a. ,s,,..
rib lsA.clear sides l2A, '''''"i
hams scarce and firm; choice sugar eured
eanyassed lSS9lS. S"' '"'e>'
Gl21. N''''" ''0N''euA ~
Cote steady and good but UNCHANGED
sugar dull; fully fair So; prime 10
choice essSS5. yellow claritiedgL ~
Molasses scarce and Nominal.
Nee s s'esdy and in good demand; ordinary
Bran dull al OO9lgO.
sight VI % per 1890 premium,
sterling bank iSQh,
Consols G6A to- S.
CHICAGO.
chicago, September 22.-Flour good demand
at tult prices 1rmer but not quoiable
Wheat active firm and higher; large spccu.
,atioI IN me business and u heavy advance;
No : red winter las No : Chicago
spring lS5k@lSjT-2' cash; 1859, als6s Ociober
lSSA Novemberi n Chicago spring 9i
rejected 95al 05. -
Corn active finn and higher AZ gSg
cash. O1h@o9hs October; 70ISNovember.
Oats strong and higher at 4sL@t27s cash
az october; 1875 November.
fosk moderately active and higher at 70 50
cash ~ S0gl9 81 l-2 September anu October,
10 5000 30 November
Lard stronger at Il 20 cash; u gO@l2 ~
October; II SA; u 40 November.
Meat fairly active and shade hirbpr,
shoulders 5 90; short rib 10 65; shOrt clear 1880
WHISKY steady and UNCHANGED.
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On the 18th OF next month the Lamar
Rifles, of this city, 60 to Little Rock, Ar
kansas. to drill with lumber of other COM
panies from various places for grand prize.
While the individual members OF the COM
panv are well drilled, understanding the
manual of arms, the school of the soldier
and the school of toe company we'll, yet they
have not drilled in 80 long time that they
are out of practice, and are therefore
awkward ia tho execution Of all
movements. Practice is what they
want that their old cunning
and skin may come back to them and that
they may act together, the company being
bat as one man in the execution OF all moves
meuts 10 acquire this perfection the CONS
psny must drill every night now until the
day of trial, and that is only three weeks oil.
Three weeks is little enough time, as they
know, and the members are anxious TO be"
GIN work. Last night there were Six fours
at tina armory for drill, but not commits
stoned officer or sergeant was present. This
discouraged the men, and in the absence OF
good reason on the part OF the commits
stoned and non commissioned officers named,
it was enough They could not even got
into the armory to practice on their own ac-
count, and they went home not feeling the
pleasantest in the world. The Lamar
Rifles in times past was the boast and the
toast of Dallas, and it has met with honor
and credit to the company and to the city
some of the very best and noted military
companies of the state in drilling contests
and the company can now, with little
practice, the practice thst it can take be-
tween this and the 18th of next month, NEE
with bright hopes Of success any company
in the country 10 drill, The boys are will
ing, and will be on hand every night if thei
officers will meet them.
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Leon Kahn sells the celebrated Black
Crookmen's calf shoes, in any style. Dom
Pedros, Congress or English Bamorals
The bas! shoe for the money ever brought
to Texas, at 1915, every pair fully warranted,
Call and see them vt GOA, Kim street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

Is 1t not worth the small price of rs cents
to free yourself Of every symptom of these
distressing complaints If you think so call
at our store and got a bottle Of Shiloh'a
Vitalizer Every bottle has printed guar
antee on il! Use accordingly, and ii il does
you no good, it will cost you nothing. sold
by Hckox Il House, Druggists, Cos Main
TARGET. Dallas.
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My residence and stock'of drugs. s,tuated
in the town of Hearne, worth resp. ctively
about $1,000 and $1,000, | feel that car.
make it TO the interest of scompetent phy.
stefan, with social abilities to satisfy the de-
mands OF our intelligent people, wishing to
engage in a profitable practice with the drug
trade combined, TO apply to nue. in person at
once. A. Il Folsom,
HeArne Tpyas
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A tlrst-class Phaeton. cost $3.50; will sell
At $3.50. A first-clsss Buck Board, $40. A
Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from SO TO So
Buggy and Phaetcn Tops from Sl2 10 500,
Anti Shaft Rattlers q, 20 cents. Buggies,
Carriages and Wagons repaired 10 first elias,
style, at prices to suit the times. All work
warranted. VIM LoNG,
738 IL TAO Commerce street.
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what of Guitcnu ?

Rye Beach N. j. September a.
The legal authorities of Monmouth
county have addressed tho attorney general
OF the state and tho attorney general Of the
United States upon the propriely Of fling
counts before the grand jury Of Monmouth
county AZ It's meeting next Tuesday sgsins.
Suiseau for tho murder Of President Gar
neId. 1t Ia held that the waiver
OF The coroner's inquest by the state docs
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Look Before You Purchase.

q. II. Clancy has just received at his
shirt mandatory No, 6l2 Main street, q
fus lot of white aud rcd flannel shirtings and
drawers which he is making up at remark
ably low prices He still warrants his
drawers not 10 rip in the scat. Go and
examine his goods and prices before you
nurchase
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

Transient guests stopping NJ hotels, or
strangers, rs well as the public generally,
will save fully 80 por cent by sending their
clothes 10 the CRY Steam Laundry, 2l2
Msrke. street, direct, instead of paying exs
oroilsnt prices rs charged by other laun-
dries
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

We have speedy and positive cure for
Catsrrh, DiphthGris, Canker Mouth and
Headache in Shiloh's OaMrrh Remedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use it
if you desire health and sweet breath. Price
so cents. Sold by Hickox & House, Drug
gists, COS Main street, Dallas.
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Notice.

A Louisville whisky drummer, (2D of large
acquainteaance, desires employment in any
other business in Texas Con do anything
from chores up. Refers to preset employ.
ers and others. Those disposed TO offer u
young American a chance TO prove his ener-
gy and tact, please drop line to c. i. Por-
ter, Baird, Texas.
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Confc,,ioncr,es ana TOYS

lam manufacturing and have on hand the
largest assortment of fresh goods at lower
prices for wholesale than any house in Texas.
w. X. WHEELOCK,
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Bids will be received until Thursday
noon, Goth, for building another story, COX
200 feet, upon my store house on Murphy
street. Plans and specifications can be seen
at my Office. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids Respectfully,
T. i. MARSALls.
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Frank Cannon, colored, swore out war
rant before Justice Edwards yesterday for
the arrest of William Trueovo, colored
charging him with cursing and using obscene
language nvsr the residence Of a sable dam.
sci named S.llio Mays. Constable Dean
arrested Truolovo and placed him under
bond for his appearance a. court 10 answer
the charge preferred against him,
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ono Of tho Auest stocks of shirts, draw
ers, overalls and ponts furnishing goods II
the ives, for sale az Wholesale by
BLANKRYSHfP & BLAKE.
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Fur:and Wool Flats at New York

wc will Job fur and wool hats al New
York prices. Also offer splendid line OF
lsdies' hats, which we will ship TO merchants
on approval. BLANKsssHIr & BLAKE.
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Buy Now. Before Cold weather.

Loudon pays the highest price for second
hand furniture, clothing and books. Goods
called for and delivered TO any part of the
| la.
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Gloves nud lnuntlets.

Buck. sheep, goat, kid and cloth. Magnid.
cen, stock for sale st wholesale by
BLANKENSHP & BLAZE.
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Goods called for and promptly delivered
FREQ Of charge TO any part Of the city by
the City Steam Laundry Delivery.
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Commencing on Monday next we will sell
large assortment OF ladies' wrappers, calico,
lawn and percale wrappers nj 80, rs cent?, 81
snd Sl.25 at NJ Rosen' t Il Co.'S.