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pig O'CLOCK To 8 O'CLOCK.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELpHrA SrOcKs
Eep0rted Ll JOmN II. DAVE & Co. No IL u.nLL..
SATURDAY, July 2-P. II.

SATURDAY. July 2-P. II.
The news that the President of the United States
had been stricken down, and perhaps fatally
wounded by an as5asSin's bullet, was known at the
stock Exchange this morning almost immediately
AFTER the beginning of business. The telling of that
simple TACT Is almost description of the succeeding
business. The market opened with prices all
ouoyant and higher than at yesterdays close
AT hfst the report of the President being shot
iouiu Jew peheVerS, but there was sufficient rcali
eaton OF the possibility of its truth to check oncro
'ons peholhe its confirmation contradiction The
continuation was not long delayed; and following
10 'ncic was rapid decline, amounting to 2D4 per
cent In prices At this point it was reportcd that
although shot, President Garfield was only slightly
wounded, and prices recovered sharply but not
10 opening figures Thereafter the market all dav
huctuated up and down, according to tho
favorable or unfavorablc character of tho latest
reported dispatch. Yet the feature was that each
succeeding decline caused figures to sink little
4o"er 'han they had done on the previous drop and
mat the rallies did not recover To the f,ros f ~
previous rally. At2:15 it was announced that the
president was dead, and figures for evervtbno WOMB
.ower 'hah NJ any previous time during the dov
Before the close of business the ronor. ,oa 10y.
ounced incorrect, and prices recovered to about tho
lowest hgnres OF preceding drops OF course the last
.aiy was materially aided by the purchases made
70 close up short accounts. " The general Istu 40
me heao OF this column clearly enough shows tho
lass OF stocks which have suffered the most Desn;t
siie l'st rally the market closed weak
government bonds were dull but steady until ra
ne enu when the price of the is yielded L, nor cont
Inc pius 1or the continued 6s also were 10 ,oo
fons '''' ''A'o"ins quota
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the undersigned having purchased from the
Railroad Company
$50, 100000
of 'lo 'hcaSo, ST. Louis and NewOrcans Railroad FIVE.
FER CENI SEVENTY YEAR GOLD LOA y. now Offer tho
Same or subscriptions at l01 "a and interest roscrvug
night to advance the price without notice.
lhs loan was authorized by tho shareholders the
py I" consolidate the existing dcbts without increase OF
Indebtedness and with largo In crest charges
The mortgage the and entire propcrty of
the Company including equipment and all branches and
eAsos now or hereafter authorized constructed
constructed and franchises lands equipment or other
property whenever acquired In with its
for the purposes OF its Incorporation.
Inc roam IL Issued bonds Registered certificates
OF tooo each, payable In gold coin United states
inc present standard OF weight nncness principal
IDOL with interest at per cent per annum
december To- without deduction from principal
VI TOT any tax ovy assessment imposed tho
premises franchises or property hereby conveyed upon the
principal and interest of said bonds either by
eccs OF America, by the States I.ouAna
tennessee and Kentucky either OF then any town. city
or county therein"
The Illinois Central Railroad Company owns Of
ny oaiii STOCK OF THIS company. and controls the
sl ana tas adopted 70 ~ s through connection from Now
orleans To ST Louis and Chicago.
Inc Resumption Bonds OF the Illinois
sd interest," st m D e nphdsrsgnSd at S and no
OF Louis aul New Orleans q old Loan.
furlhcr particulars may be had upon application
WINSLOW, LANIER & CO..
Nu~s
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Financial.

H M, Ni S!E v PRODUCE EXCHANGE
ROW. w issue " 900 600 First Mortgage ncr cent Oh
dsemsbe aft o. 81 goo each payable twenty years re-
June and December Coupon Rons wb,rh ees
Rond t upon surrender OF the Coupons and Rerste1
not 10 ne redeemed Couro3
a tet hrst called In These secured y mars
and oxtendDr fr renting on bowling Green Broadway
Change SeGscd thereon by the Ex
the above Eomntes for al 100000 Of
ednesday July 20 at Ne-York Proucn Dor OF
NJ % qrK All bids will be opened the MANAGERS roam
~ 10, at noon on that day check for nor cont
accepted bs w must each proposal
menf sh accrued interest from June to pay
exchnngn se which Company will issue receipt TO be-
or thc Bonds we'd printed fo,
not deemd august lb The right is any bids
the best interests
uher Information desired Will furnished v ster ~ th
Undersigned ~ ''0u Wy 'i'ner vi the
J. II. UERRJCK, Chairman
q. II. WEBSTER
E. 3. WHITMAN.
Newyork proa,oo ,,, Finance Committee.
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NEWNoRK, July l. 1891.
To the holders OF the Certificates and
Allegheny Railroad Company
NOTICE Is hereby given that subscriptions
Tor the construction OF River Division" Corning Ohio
" Central Division, mt Chesapeake and T. crossing
ONO River Bridge and other purposes. have allotted IA
follows:
To stockholders OF Ohio Central r. II. So 100 600
To holders OF Trust Certificates Of Richmond and
Allegheny H. r.
To stockholders OF Atlantic and Northwestern
haii""y 100000
Holders OF the r. and \. T. r. Trr-t Ccrffncaa
Will be entitled to subscribe 1000 each 100 shares
privilege IL taken before July 1881 by .snation
OF their certificates To T. T. Leland Secretary of Ecqoud
anu ANc2hany H. r. CO. No. Wall-,. Room 80, TINT snch
c'ruhcaes be stainpcd cx Vogc ttansfrr pncc,
sary) accompanied by chcok call Of 20 pcr cent, y
able to the order OF Metropolitan national Bank
Remainder Of subscription VIII b. call Of Snei
Committee.
subscription certificates Will he cntitnc
Ia pro rata share of such may issucd b ann
sequont agreement Of the Committee Railroad copany
ana also the right to subscription for the
construction ~ tho Central Division when offered
Right Ia subscribe will expire July g. lssl as Tho nelncc
y subscription not then taAcn has been r.ac l.
Per order.
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KUHN, LOEB G. Co.,
81 Nassau Street, NcNv-YOlll.
CoN"KolIRR's OFFICE ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
fttrSBuRG, June 49, 1881.
NCEACE TO holders OF bonds
OF tae county Of Allegheny.
stale OF PENNSYLVANIA:

The Sinking Fund Commission County OF Aeghenv
state of Pcnnsyiva by virtue Of authority vested in them
by act OF Assembly approved the "a day April 1868
90 hereby notify tho holders of Allegheny County Bonds
30 40 A. A. a. "A. 49, 49, 10 81. 81, g.
&C. 67 6S 90 10 H. ~ 10 a. 10, Is 10 So -. So S.
w. all dated January 1868 and maturing January l. 1885,
VIII be paid npon presentation aud demand the Office OF tho
County Controller rittburg Pom. until tho LIST day OF
August. 1884, at which date all interest shall upon
bonds.
j. H. MCCUNF,
toitN HARDER, Sinking Fund Committee.
SEQ. ALEXANDER, '
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Gltn Real Gstate for Sale.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem. with
1weIiag and stable For price apply =, I,II-
LAND WHITING, l2l SassaG-st. ''' ~ nv
FOR SAIE.-Those handsome lots northeast
LER, Sd-aVe. ana lS4th-st. = - OA-'@'
INVESTMENT properties paving Der cent
- net ON Beckinan William, Nassau and Fnifon-sts
rutland & WHITING. l2I Nassau.st
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HENRY WILLARD.
proRlA, pEcArrN ANp EyASsylLIr nA11wAr-l

PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RAILWAY
NEw YORK CITY. June !, 1881.
NOIlCE is hereby given that there will I've
amcetlng or the stockholders of
THIS COMPANY ut the Office in city Peoria H. on the l6t
gay OF Jn lSSl, at 10 o'clock of
the issue OF rwcnyfour thousand t2lO)o)
auuona stock; the proceeds o be
purchase OF branch lines OF road furnishing additional equip
mont and requirement OF terminal facilities. ~
The option Ia subscribe
pro rata Ia the stockholders OF
$40 per share such rght Of
August. 1851 Transfer close June "jti at
O'CLOCK r. m B q. MITCH ELL, Secretary
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The attempted assassination of President Garfield
was without effect upon the London markets, be-
cause it was not known there until after Satnr-
day business was ever Hence the markets and
quotations to be viewed as if no such event had
happened. British consols were steady and un-
changed at lo1 PIC for money and 161 9-1G for
account. United States bonds We're irregular the
4'2S being IS lower at 1173i, and the As
a hhgher at I2oh. American railways opened
from Il to 4 per cent higher than last
evening but failed TO maintain the advances through
the DAY. Bar silver was strong and rose SD. to
3l4id. per ounce. In Paris, French per cents we're
The attention of investors is called to the an
management OF Kuhn, Loeb q Co,who offer for sale
mortgage gold bonds. This issue Is for the construc
ton of railroad which will give the Erie Road an
teed by the New-York. Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specie from the port of New-Yorl to foreign ports
for the week ended Jane % and since the begin
mng Of the year, compared with tho corresponding
periods OF previous wears:
the s,.i sg$sa llss2 ss ss1
T'1Ss' iSs iS
The following shows tho imports of dry goods
for the week ending July . and since the benin
nng, of the year.. compared with the cores
pondlns periods of previous wears:
For the week 1879 1880 1881
ss ;3i; ;%' :s3 ss:2
'' TCa ns 500
The following the dry goods imports included
IN the above:
For the ,sS,
Entered at the port. S2- oiG az ooo
Thrown market. S3i.2O6 l2,.ig3O I'LL ,;us
Since Jan. i: @'''''''"
H HR'ss ss is ss 2&a sS!sssGl
The exports of specie for the week ending July ,
and since the beginning of the year as COMPARED
with the corresponding periods of previous years:
1879 1850 1881
For tho week s594l3 si9527 s5s2 75o
fTr ota s,cG GePo,ef lSsi 73Z95s S42igi
he imports of specie for the week ending july .
and since the beginning of the year. as compared
with the corresponding periods of previous years:
For the week s,5j s72s s11sSc5 ISL.
Previously reported. 6i09o75 55ssGS$ 8of59S19
Total since JAM L.. 553li70 4,1s30IS 3O2295oi
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKF,'S
1Sp'N July 2-l2;3o p MI =. bonds, per cops
iZo4; -FOUR and half per cents lis: Atlantic and q ra
cstt flst mortgage trustees certificates
oa; Enc ~ DO second consus 1902 Central
i1O't; illinois Central lii Ionnsyva Central 81.
Headng 80 Il New York. Ontario and ~ ostern, Ssh -
lVNDON, July 2-2.O y. n-Auantic and Great
nrs MORTGAGE trustees certificates Cla, Trte 47a.
taIio and Western 3Si. - '"' vi"
LONDON JulY 500 mparis advices quote three nor
cent renes at 80 francs 80
Yer Is quoted at Of I'D. per 1870 ~
LONDON July 2-ooO m-pars Rdyices trce ncr
ccnt rentes az 80 francs 81 account ~
AXIS, July - m.-EXchango Loudon, francs
23l2 confines for checks. ' 80 "''i1'
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Dipi0cno Notices.


oFficK OF TIE MEMcAN1nn TRUST coMrASY,p
Directors THE Mercantile Trust COMPANY Sirse ol
u 0 per cent upon The capital stock declared PAYABLE
av The transfer books Of the company closed on saur
EDWARD /. MoNsTTe Gs6M snH = ' fssasurcr.
or''N or Na G e , IrH MIsyS
DIVIDEND No. 4. 1901
% sa s rs sS sssTsf % sss
Ss% 9gh for tss quarter ending May
July O'0 JAZZ S' EfGfs sS s 2S Of
THE M NES.ya Ek S Sar. !, ,essyK.s
DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors of this
FER HPns a raya s day SScaFea DIVIDEND of THREE
DOCKS viii remain 81 I oh r.. saS a
THE MERoroLnAy NATIONAL BANK,
DyIDENDThe Directors sS OF this sI bank I have
cent "ysSc and alter aav dn Taend q 1--WE 90
books win closed until III prov S i"'i transfer
GEO. J, McGoURKEy. Cashier
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoRK !
EORTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND. 49, '''i-'
July ISL Which date the tanser G books p % be
FRED. TAYLOR, Cashier.
ElFTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.
HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
a semi animal dividend OF 90 PER CENT IA nav
ShS on demand at the oaicc Of the Company Broa
NcwYork July l. 1881 vicepreSideni md secretary.
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
h RAILWAY COMPANY-Coupons OF Preferred First
4loitiago Bonds due July ]. will be paid the Cornn
Banking Company, ll5 Broadway. ~
GILES L. TAINTOR Treasurer.
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY,
No l57 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE 90 PER CENT payab,e
on demand
w. a. MAGARICAI.
July !, 1881. ''"'9'
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sac ponds were quiet. Louisiana consos do
3. su 70 6s4 and recovered to Ga, and Tenne
s uoelned from rs to 73ls073la. There ware ,,o
q 1 an in city bank stocks. '' "''0 no
ae excitement in the share market dworsoa A..
nronors;o ~ fa,lroad bonds to almost inGnitesmaI
Eonsd smd only few issues were even men.
'' an0 lever still were traded in. Erie second ,0
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REAL ESTATE.
By Eaircaild & De H;cu,oorss

NETWORK. Saturday. July 2. 1891
Inc following sales were held at the Fx.
change Saicsroom to-day.
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RECORDED REAL esrArs raAvss

history brick houses with lots Fasf lcths, Qea
IL" OF ANe-A, lots 2Jxi03.3: each: john { sia.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

The Suh-Trcasury to-day lost 81 ,252 Ol3 on bal
ance, made up by coin loss of 1887 ,252 less
currency gain of 1885. 230. Money to-day was in
more active demand and notwithstanding the large
treasury disbursements rates ruled at 41205 per
cent Tor call loans at the Stock Exchange. The
clearing House statement to-day is rs follows For
the day-Exchanges, $1SO,6O2, POI balances,
,114,666. For the observation-disclosures,
S0i412l.507 balances, $4l .S5S.0 01. The trans
ACTIONS at the Sub-Treasury covered Receipts,
T1,1O2,5 payments, $5, soc 233 currency bal
ance, S6,375,959 coin balance $40, 500 300.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day
amounted to 1928 and the internal revenue re-
&C S9l yd to SS43 ssh Tie Treasurer received
the total of such receipts for the week compared
with the same week of 1880, being as follows:
1881
Ncw-1 $63OcOO Sf72 900
10000 $4,000
iiiiadcipina 10000 $4,000
i29OOU
ioai l.22i0O0 1.5060O0
There was nothing doing in the foreign exchanges
ana rates which were little more than nominal are
quoted as follows:
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Gonsee dn0 Rooms Iuanteo.

kEANTED-Resdence, for mining stock sold
Box 2,6sL
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THE MERCANTILE BANK,
~ ,xrrrr,,, ~, . NEW YORK. June Ia. 1881.
Board of Directors of this
- Dank have this day declared DIVIDEND of TIIRIE
fER CENT, payable on the LIST OF July next. ~
at of w NJ u sr 10 n r.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

THE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BASK,l
%ryrDr>-D NV, -, NBw-foRK. juno 81 lSSl.}
EIElDEND.-Ih Directors of this bank have
tnls day declared n semi OF
books VIII remain closed until 7th prox. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

"-S' srs orlcA warehouse, 4-siosy brick st,re.
. W., "',sc u "a plot OF land on Mest-si N . CO.. Of
raaats.S.as llyt lOcoNl2S lease expires Ami 2a
Ely 80 'N"t A'0A' SN~oos a h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

oonsols declined from 1O4s to 1929 and funded 5s
sold early at 09l2 Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds sold at 96la0s5le, and e,rly sales of
the general mortgages made at 90. Boston,
Hartford and Erie firsts declined from SO to go c.
C. and l. c. incomes, after selling at 747s sold at
74@74l 2 and Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts
were steady at G3l2. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
new 5s were unusually active at 95094ai. Metro
politan tirsts declined to 1OO and Ohio Central in
comes from G5 to Ga. Texas and Pacific incomes de-
cned per cent to 81, frsts of Rio Grande Division
being steady at 1918.
The bank statement to-day shows large expan-
sion $4,000, 400 in loans although the cashlegai-
tenders and spccie-was reduced 81 ,657 100. As a
consequence of these changes, notwit hstanlinp an
apparent loss of about 100000 III bank notes, the
following are the totals Of the statement and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03

100 600

]" '. T. RAN DOLPU.
- Treasurer
inc undersigned having purchased the Illinois Central
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Conntrn froprrtp for Sale ano Go Get

StPEkBLl picturesque Hudson River
~ villa site; 800 feet river 'front.' distance 80 Mules river
ana landscape views magnificent 25 acres; price 1915 pef
are also acie plot VAN KEN. II Room ia
A + ORANGE, y. J. (neighborhood spccialtyl
for sale and rent; all great bargains
EDWARD Il. HAMILTON. Ia Pino-si., y. y
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IVllI 5dIt5 lOt tlO Jay ..-....--..........
Z GOVERNMENTS
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~ F-rstclas and every way desirable very low rent N
acceptable FAMILY for 10 iun.fnta rosse-on
AIe mansion barns &c. has superior country sivansares
Win al CRY .onNeieuces best schools
&C; l9cailon hgh and very healthu lastly accessible
hours
each WV GEOKGE rIMPsON ~ Ilr,.aLsar - Narr
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
For other Local Matters see Sd and 4th pages.l
LOCAL NEWS.

Brief Mention.
 Rev. Dr. Stifer delivers special discourse at Wooster Square Baptist church Sunday evening on Ingersollism.
 The annual meeting of Trinity parish Will be held on next Monday evening in the par ish building on Temple street.
 There will be an Easter service at English Hall Sunday night. The singing will be con- ducted by Mir. c. B. Willis, assisted by a choir of young men from the Young Mems Christian association.
 The Sunday school of the First Methodist church will hold their Easter festival at 5: D. m. The new pastor, Rev. c. H. Buck will address the school. Thomas orchestra will assist the boy choir in the service
 The Sunday school of the Dwight Place church will unite with the congregation to- morrow afternoon in Easter service. Some fine music by the choir and the children may be expected and other interesting exercises.
 The beautiful castle scene in the Shaugh- raun came to this city yesterday from Fall River, and it was nearly o'clock when it ar rived owing to the difficulty of transporta tion The company has special car for the transportation of it's scenery, such as the castle scene, the abbey scene and others.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16

On that day (fer which event so many economically inclined housekeepers have been anxiously waiting) and during the week the most astounding bargains will be offered. We will in many instances sell our Carpets at less prices than the same goods are owned by other dealers. We represent in our stock every standard grade of Carpets manufactured, from the Finest Administers down to the cheapest Hemps and Ingrains. Our stock is entirely new and fresh, no old styles, no old goods. A comparison of our prices with those of other dealers will show purchasers plainly the value of their invest ments. We will mention two of the very many substantial reasons why we can sell Carpets cheaper than any dealer in the city ::
 FIRST-Other merchants are entirely de- pendent upon the PROFITS of their Carpet Sales to pay high rents and other expenses, which with us is not the case.
 SECOND-Our Carpet Department is run exclusively in the interest of our customers and for their accommodation only. We pur- chase our Carpets in larger quantities than any ordinary dealer dare attempt, and when making our purchases our presence is felt in the inner channels of trade, where the foot steps of the Retail Carpet Dealer are seldom heard, and where the rarest gems are to be found. This is tide in the affairs of Carpets only to be met with perhaps once in Ife- time.
 Therefore all who are in want of Carpets at but a slight advance above actual cost of production should not fail to examine our stock before making purchases. Our Carpet Room is the Largest, Best Lighted and Best Ventilated Room in New England, three large skylghts furnishing an abundance of light by which to make your selection
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
From the Troy IN. M Times,

Letters pour in daily, sometimes by doz- ems, scores and hundreds, to Dr. David Ken- nedy, of Rondout, N. Y, in grateful acknowl- edgment of the great benefits received from his ''Favorite Remedy" And they illustrate the power of the medicine ipasome new and perhaps hitherto untested pha56 of operation. But it is when sufferer comes miles to tell the story of his deliverance in person, to grasp the doctor by the hand and greet him as true and valued friend, that the interest in his case deepens and multiplies.
 ap8 12d 2w 2p
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
rhmrnh Nnfea.

Rev. MT. Livingston, the new pastor of Summerfield M. E. Mission, corner of Dix well avenue and Henry street, begins his labors Sunday preaching to his people. His people are much pleased over his coming. He preached for Rev. MT. Lansing, of Meri- den, during that eloquent pastors absence in Europe last summer, and since then has preached in Madison.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
RnaR RAl.

As the Winchester nine did not appear at the Howard avenue grounds yesterday after noon on account of the weather, the Hay makers who were expecting to play them, refunded the money paid by the spectators and played game with picked nine. The score up to the 7th inning stood to 2. The Haymakers went out of the game with 9 to their opponents 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
Attractive NewYork Novelties,

Consisting of Mems Four Button Cutaway Frock Suits, Youths and Boys Four Butt ton Cutaway Sack Suits, Mems and Youths Elegant Silk-faced Spring Over coats, Boys and ChiIdren's Spring Over coats, Walters Jackets in black alpaca, Children's Shirt Waists, Knee Pants, Kilt Suits, White Duck Suits, School Pants, Sailor Suits, and thousa nds of other Now elites which a strictly frst-cIass store should have in stock, we can show at prices lower than the same quality can be bought elsewhere.
 We have told you little story, which is true in every detail. Don't take word for what we say. See for yourself ana be convinced.
 Don't expect to find any shoddy or cheap trash, but good Clothing that will give excellent service.
 Polite attention shown to lockers buyers.
 Goods exchanged or money refunded Every gar ment marked in plain figures and price for all
 Open evenings until o'clock. Saturdays two hours later.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-16
Hardware Emporium.

At Granville Weeds well known hardware store 55 Church street, can be found large and complete stock, one of special note in many departments. The large and spacious store is headquarters for bicycles, veloei- pedes, pocket knives, feather clusters, garden tools, picture knobs, picture wire, white wash paint. horse brushes, curry combs, axes, lime and hardware, and moulders' tools of all descriptions required. The best of treatment always given at MT. Weeds, and all in want of anything in this line should visit No. 55, opposite the postofice.