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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19
UNA. PA. Sept. 4. 1882.

Messrs Bolles Brothers,
GENTLEMEN-KINsEY's COMPOUND PHospuoR-
Gus Tonic Is combination which is just splendid,
the perfection nutrient tonic. and will delight
every physician who gives II an intelligent trial
Ii Is a rational and scientific combination worthy
Of all confidence. am bitterly opposed TO all Sc
eret nostrums this is not secret nostruin, but
perfect pharmaceutical combination of we'll estab-
ished remedies. Yours, trnly,
G. g. Pork NJ. D..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

The Pennsylvania road has forbidden
its employees TO present testimonials to
their superintendent or bosses.
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Orders taken for Perforated Chamois
Skin Suits, at Johuson's Drug Store, Al
Cburcb street Oct. 10 st.
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A clear head is indicative Of good health
and regular habits. When the body feels
heavy and lapguid, and the mind works
sluggishly, Ayers Catharic Pills will
wonderfully assist to recovery of ply
steal buoyancy and mental vigor The
constipated should use them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

&C w Hetzel has recently introduced
new style Of organ, which he is selling
away down in price. 1t is first-class in
strument. Write for prices, to Baptist
town, N. ].
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Job Printing-More Machinery and More

Job Printing-More Machinery and More
Type.
We have recently added to our already
great facilities for job printing, another
press, large stereotyping outfit, and If
teen fonts of new job type, besides other
material. By the use of the stereotyping
apparatus we are enabled to do large runs
of press work at lower figures than here
tofore, aud it gives us other advantages
possessed by few offices outside the large
cities.
ssissmeralda.v
The success Of the entertainment given
last spring, by members and friends OF
the Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Co,
has prompted the company to make ar
Engagements for the presentation of the
popular drama, "Esmeralda, which viii
be produced for the first time In this city,
at Holcombe Hall, Friday evening, De-
cember 2Sth. Music will be furnished BY
an efficient orchestra Admission so cents.
Reserved seats can be secured without
extra charge, at S. w. Cochran s. Co.'S
Drug Store.
Special Notice.
The sale of the real estate OF John
Sproat, advertised for this day, stands
adjourned until Dec. 60 at o'clock p.
NJ, on tho premises, No. IA N. Main
street, adjoining the Fleet Wing H. & L.
Co.'S house. HENRY A. F1ucK,
Dated, Dec. 10, SO. Special Master.
Christmas Services.
Time-honored Christmas will have its
customary religious observance at S. An
drew's Church, on Tuesday next.
The morning service will take place at
half-past ten.
The childrens celebration will be at
Z clock P. NJ. M
The singing of the Carols, the lighting
of the Christmas tree, and the distribu.
ton of gifts, viii make it an interesting
occasion to many besides the youthful re-
cipients of the presents.
All friends of the church, aud of the
young, are invited to attend.
At the Presbyterian Church, on Christ
mas Eve, the infant class of the Sunday
School will be made glad by some pleas
ing gifts, and other interesting exercises.
At the M f. Church on Christmas
Eve, the children of the Sunday School
will give Rotations, readings, etc, and
at the close, will be presented with the
usual Christmas gifts
At the Baptist Church, on Christ
mas night Tuesday the children
of the school will go through with
Christmas exercise entitled "The Holy
Child, +" and Miss Wiley, of New Hope,
will give rectations. The public is in
yited.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

"A Seem" Christmas present. The
Light Running Domestic Sewing Machine,
at Moore's Book Store.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-12-19

List Of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. j., for 80 days, Dec.
IS, 1888:
Lewis Smith,
Mrs. John E. Schannon,
Mrs. Agnes W. Rhome,
Augustus Rocks,
L. j. Merriman,
George Hunt,
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR.


THs NEW MIDLAND DRECroRs.-The new board
OF directors OF the Midland railroad held its first
session yesterday afternoon. The board is now
mace up rs follows: Hon. John s. Barbour, presl-
dent; T. w. Logan, William H. Payne. r. + Bald
win. Joseph Bryan. n B: Cutting. c. G. Holland,
John McAnerney, NJ. B. Brown, Geo. Parsons, c.
D. OSBORNE, William Keyser, Skipworth Wiln,cc1T,
W; r. EEde. A. s. Buford. j. A. .atue7f0fd and
Jonn l. Lowe. was made during the
ICON that the three per cent January interest
on the income bonds be paid on the 10th of April
me comparative February reports were submit
tsu. as ioi,ows: Earnings for February. 1883,
10; 1889 $50 71a u.s. increase, si9 Csc sS En-
decrease, Sc. 923 3S. Net increase, S26, tS9.7
IHE AGRICULTURAL FAIR Goa decree was
made yesterday In the corporation court directing
Fairfax Industrial Association to pay debts due j.
H. Beach and other creditors.
STATIoN-HoUsE.-The prisoners at the station
house this morning were Ann Lucas, arrested by
ted by Officer Sherwood, charged with assault Oh
Alcinda Boswell There were three dodgers.
CORPORATION C0URT-The corporation court
n neld announcer session to-day Among its recent
Hayes and appointing A. W. Armstrong admins
traitor Of Elizabeth Dorsey.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The body OF Rich Stone
who died on Mr.. swift's farm, opposite, was
DAY, ana VIII be sent to Boston.--Robert Cogan,
SIX years OF age, was badly burned yesterday by
turning over can OF nitric acid at Cogan's plumb
Ing establishment On Royal street--Cadet Ross
Suter, OF South Washington, who has been ex-
tremely Ill at St. Johns academy, is now out of
danger-The evidence in the Wise-Massey cleo
ton case viii be taken up again before Commits
sloner austin next Friday LAD named Allen
was scalded Yesterday on South Fairfax street
Dy the overseeing Of coffee boiler-A stack
OF hay was burned yesterday by a spark from
steamer has gone to the ship-yard and the City Of
Alexanurla now makes the ferry trips.
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Affairs in West Washington.

SEARCHING FOR THE BODY-The search tor the
body or Herbert II. Collins, drowned at Potomac
Landing Sunday afternoon, In his attempt to save
Two boys, has been continued unremittlngly day
and night since that time. Twenty or more eX-
perlenced river men yesterday sounded and
dragged every part OF the rocky and Jagged bed OF
The river near and below the or the accident
except deep holes which could not be fathOmed),
and cannon from Fort Myer was fred Is times
along the river bank in hopes that the conclusion
would raise the body. but all without result. The
diver has been sent for to descend, If possible, to
the depths not reached by the graphing irons. In
one case forty feet soundings failed to reach the
bottom. reward is offered by Mr.. Joseph F.
Collins for the recovery of the body of his son, as
will be seen by the advertisement in another COL
umn.
COAL COMING BY CANAL-The shipments by
canal from Cumberland began yesterday. Seven
teen boats carrying 1885 tons of coal, cleared.
Seven boats were sent to Georgetown.
THE TEMPERANCE CACsE.-There was very
large attendance at the meeting OF the Dashaway
Reform Club last night Addresses were delivered
by Messrs. Ryan and Williams. The program of
music (Which consisted OF piano solo by Mr.. :.
H. Jecko, Duets and quartettes by Misses Beall
and Wells and Messrs. NOyes and Robinson) was
THE PIONEER MILLS will be ready to grind by the
time the fall crop of wheat comes to market.
There will be twenty-three sets OF rollers. aud the
mill Will have a capacity OF 400 barrels per day,
making total capacity OF all the mills here OF
1,075 DarreH per day.
BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF the Thirteenth Building Association,
held last night at GOddard's hall, few shares OF
stock were retired at the stock value rates.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CENTURY
FOR APRIL
s;x FULI-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.

W. d. HowELIs' new novel, ga Woman's
Reason" begun in February. is continued In this
number The story is attracting wide attention,
ana the first editions of both the preceding num-
bers, containing the opening chapters, were
hausted almost Immediately upon issue. New
editions are now ready, and copies may be had OF
dealers or the publishers New subscribers should
begin with February AMI secure this story entire.
Inc April CENTURY also contains:
THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON, by Ben:
PERLEY PooRE. An interesting anec Total and de-
scriptve article, including "reminiscences OF many
eventful scenes in the Capitol. Among the numer-
Gus illustrations are striking portraits o; Daniel
Webster and John Randolph.
EMERSON. An appreciative and critical essay
by E. C. STEDMAN, dealing mainly with Emerson
as poet, With portrait engraved by Cole from q
daguerreotype of Emerson In the prime of life.
THE SONG OF SONGS. A scholarly article by
ELLIcE HOPKINS, discussing Solomon's Song from
the point of view now generally accepted in Bibli-
cal criticism.
EUGENE FRoMENTIN. biographical sketch
OF the famous French writer and painter OF Orien-
tai scenes, by HENRY ECKFORD: with full-page re.
productions OF two of his paintings
THE PASSION PLAY AT OBERAMMERGAU.
A charming picturesque paper by "H. H."
AT SEA. By JOHN BURROUGHS; accompanied
by full-page engraving drawn with the graver,
by ELDRIDGE KINGSLEY. This is the picture 80
highly commended by DR.. Seymour Haden In a
recent lecture In New York
PLOTTERs AND PIRATES OF LOUISIANA. By
GEORGE w. CABLE. A graphic sketch of the pirates
OF Baratar1a, whose leaders were the notorious
Laf1tte brothers, with Illustrations
VISITING THE GYPSIES. By CHARLES G. LE-
LAND with pictures by Joseph Pennel.
THE OTHER CONTENTS include the last
chapters OF MRS BURNErT's novel, "Through One
Administration" "Anastasia," short story by
h. H. BoYEsEN. an Illustrated paper by BARNET
PHILLIPS on 1.-THE Primitive Fish-hookw poems
departments, ETC., etc.
by all dealers.
The CENTURY CO., New York, N. Y. 1t
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THE ", z. CHURCH SOUTH


AT the session OF the Baltimore conference NJ. e
church south, at Charlestown, ". Va, yesterday,
the report OF Charles Shipley, esq, missionary
treasurer OF the conference, was READ, showing
that there had been received for domestic mis-
slons s, 46s, for foreign missions S. 80 making an
increase OF this year over last, exclusive o; the
$1,000 raised by the Woman's Missionary society,
and the f6,12330 raised for the Angio-ChinaSa
University. of s1,9sl.12. Rockville circuit (i,av
George I. Tyler r--,vtrj mas raised for missions
..u-irg the past ye,r s4s7. majority an |
mi Dority report vas submitted by the special
committee appointed to investigate the charges
against Rev. s. I. Graham Of Newark, the former
being opposed to Pa ssing MI Graha,n'S character.
After long discuss OF both reports were laid on
the table, and afterwards, by resolution, Mr. Gra-
hams official character was passed.
The second Wednesday OF March, 1884. was fixed
upon as the time Tor holding the next annual con-
ference, and Pocconoke as the place.
THE BALTIIoRE N. P. CONFERENCE.
At the session OF the Baltimore NJ. P confer
ence at Westminster, Nd, yesterday, reports were
received from various committees. The report OF
adopted, recommended that the emphatic appro-
val Of conference be given to the determination
OF the board OF foreign missions to send out the
Rev +. Kline to Japan in August next, and calls
attention TO the fact that the Maryland branch OF
the Woman's foreign missionary society report an
increase OF over 100 per cent in the amount OF
money collected during the last year. A majority
ana minority report was made
THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.
At the Washington NJ E. Conference at Alexan-
Congressional Temperance Society, made an In
teresting address The committee on church ex-
tension made report which was adopted, recon-
mending that the matter OF building new Metho-
ferred to that committee for consideration, which
was adopted
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Voluntary Tributes OF Gratitude for
Benefits Received.


DEAR s1R:-Pease allow the privilege Of giving my
testimony regarding the wonderful curative properties
Of your invaluable medicine. Hunts Remedy. During
the past six years have been great sufferer
from Kidney Disease and during a great part Of the
time my suerings have been intense be hides
crbable. Only those who have suffered by this dread
kinds accompanied by great weakness and nervous
prostraon, loss Of force and ambition which invariably
attend it had all these troubles intensified and was
in such bad condition that could get up out my
chair except by putting my hands my knees and al
most rolling out before could straghten up. tried
the best doctors, and many kinds Of medicine but all
oring to get cured that last spring was very poor
shape and in seeking for relief my attention was d.
rected by friend to the remarkable cures of Kidney
Diseases. etc.. which were being accomplished by
Hunts Remedy was induced to try it. and began to
take it. and very soon '1imbered up" as it were; my
severe backache, and the intense pains had suffered
been bothered with this complaint SO many years.
When began to take Hunts Remedy was consider
ably down in my general health. and suffered also
from loss Of appetite Ever since have been taking
the Remedy. however. my improvement has been most
marked; my former complaints, aches palms, etc. have
disappeared, and now feel like my former SELF hale
hearty and sound in health shall always keep Hunts
Remedy with me. and would most earnestly recon-
mend all those who sufferers from Kidney or Liver
Diseases diseases of the Bladder or Urinary Organs
to use Hunts Remedy. and take no other.
Yours. very truly,
HENRY 81. SHELDON,
No. $50 Westminster street. Providence R. I.
I'm the lexicon Of youth. etc., there is such word
Fail" That lexicon" is now found in the labora-
tory of Hunts Remedy. It knows no such word as
Fail. mh2O-1w
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The Co urfS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Jackson &, Co. agt. Schultz; opinion
oy Judge Hagner, reversing the Judgment or the
court below and remanding the cause for a new
trial United states ex rel. Key agt. Secretary Of
state Frelnghuysen; opinion by Judge Cox,
granting the writ OF mandamus Flagg agt. Kirk;
opinion by Judge Cox, affirming Judgment OF the
court below. Means agt. Hoge; opinion by the
Chier Justice, disinissing bill, EACH party to pay
his own costs.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, the case OF Torbert agt Torbert was
argued and decree below affirmed. Strong agt
Barbour: dismissed. Mason agt. Bryan; on hear
ing.
SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge Hagner.
Yesterday. Robert johnson, house breaking: not
guilty. Edward Jones, Keeping gaming tabl e :
motion to quash Indictment nled. George NARROW
house breaking; on hearing.
POLICE CoCRT-Jud0e Smell
To-Day, George w. Van Horn, threats; personal
bonds to keep the peace. Henry Dorsey alias
Douglass SimmS, colored, larceny; 90 days. David
Vessels. assault; s or 10 days Lott!e Smith, COL
ored, profanity: IS or days. Burt Honesty do !:
90. Anthony Moran, do do Jordan Robinson,
do; do
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A YER'S HAIR vIGOR STIMULATES THE HAIR
"A cells to healthy action. and promotes vigorous
growth. It contains all that be supplied to make
the natural hair beautiful and abundant keeps the
scalp free from dandru prevents the hair from be-
coming dry and harsh, and makes 1t flexible and
glossy.
WHEN THE BLOOD Is LOADED WITH M
w purities. and moves slu2gishly in the VEINS an
Alternative is needed this condition Of the vital fluid
cannot last long without serious results. There is
nothing better than Ayers Sarsapara to purify the
blood and inlpart energy to the system. mh15
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CHEAPEST Snks IL WAsursoros.

COLORED SILKS. Garnet. Navy Blue Bronze and
Dark Green, soc.
SUMNER SILKS: immense assortment Soc
FANCY SILKS. in Black and White Check, Blue and
75c.
We are selling an extra heavy .'GRos GRAIN" Cash.
mere finest BLACK SILKS, at 81.
Our very heavy GR0S GRAIN CoLORED SILKS ~
duced from 81. 25l TO 81.
COLORED SURAH SATINS reduced TO soc.
Zine quality BLACK SATIN, 75c.
COLORED SATI >S. almost every shade 75c
Our sublime quality Cashmere finish BLACK SILKS
reduced from 81 TO 81. So
COLORED SILKS, finest ouality Cashmere finish -.
duced from 81. SO 20 81. %
We are selling very nne quality Satin finish BLACK
OOLORED CsSHMERES, pure Wool wide aoube
60c
Black and Colored Pure Wool double width CASH.
MERES, S7tc.
Black Cashmere SHAwLs, pure Wool. g.
Black SILK yELVETS. >. %.
kemnsnts Of DRESS GOODS. SILKS and sATINs. a
half price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

TURKISH CARPETS AND RCGs At AUTHORIZATIONS
Bowling will begin tomorrow morning at n
o'clock, at his auction rooms, the sale OF Turkish
carpets and rugs, which, In point OF quality and
e1stgn, IS claimed as q superb consignment, and
oAould command the attention OF parties seeking
Qnch goods The sale Is without reserve, therefore
DnEgains may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

CALL AND EXAMINE the finest display OF Easter
goods IN the city IT b. W. Reds sons 1916 street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

SrytNEE SILKS. fa--15y re so cents. ToWs0n'S
e ,-fftr-y - -iii.t ~ nlC. south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

BURT HONESTY, co!Ored was taxed IS by Judge
Smell to-day for cursing his dog in the street.
PICTURE FRAMES made to order, from two hun
dred and fifty different styles OF moulding at W.
II. Veerhons, 9l6 9Th st.
DRESS GOODS, combination Suitings. In stripes,
checks paids and figures. latest styi-s, 25 81 and
% cts Towson's, 636 Pa avenue.
THE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF rfty-
e1x columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It
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frssELL's ICE CREAM ami Charlotte Russo.

IF IOu HAVE no appetite. and can't eat any
thing. go 10 Chris Kan Ter, eG9 9TH street, and Try
can OF his picked eels in jelly, or box OF NeI-
sons famous soup.
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TO My CUSTOMERS AND THE PUfIIC IN GENERAL
beg 10 state taat the recent fire Will not inter-
fere with nay bu54n ness In any way. as have made
arrangements with the ii m OF Fischer. In Balti-
more. Work VIII be done IN the same superior
manner as heretofore drlrnr the re-erectlon OF
my works. ANTON FISCHER
Dry Cleaning Establ,hnen., 9J5 g ST. U. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

TIE latest styles in wall paper decorations at
Y eerEon's, SIC 1th 81.
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S. l.. Hrursrosr.
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
rn NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
DRESS GOODS IN ALL The NEW SHADES.
NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS.
PIN HEAD CHECKS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
Mn DESIGNS IN SATEEN PLAIN To MATCH.
CholCE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
o, hN0I HEk LOI OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH
WHIT GOODS IL ALL THE NEW EFFECTS.
MN LINE OF sUMMfR SILKS.
FoULARD sILks, N BLACK AND CoLoRs
INDIA SILKS. VERY DESIRABLE
SURAH SILKS II FOURTEEN COLORS. INCIu-
VALUE.
CoLoRED GRos GRAIN ATsl. 81. IS ANDs.so.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. RHADAMES. SAT.
ms. OTTOMAN & SURAHs. A COMfIFTE line
FROM A WELL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMENT
WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS.
HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH Eng
COTTON TEXTURE.
NEW Sun SHADES AND PARAsOIS OF THE
LATEST DESIGNS.
s. l.. HEMPST0NE.
sos MARKET SPACE, pENSA. AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

WINDOW SHADES cOrniceS. pictures and picture
nEfnes at NeCrhOn5. 9l6 TN II.
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BRING your little ones to sec the Easter display
In the window, ut
Mrs. MAX VIEWS. Agent,
1l2 1Lh street L.. W.
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LoSsDALE CAARHIc, (scnuinel lie. cash, at Erot-
head 1. Co
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MRS j. p. PALNER's first regular srrinc onen,ne-
q Imported oonnets and Ioadon round mars viii
take place Tomorrow. See advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

EASTER CARDS and novelties at veerhor's, GIG
fth 81.
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SPECIAL BULLETIN.
CCil f}iT weather j. in Heated for Wednesday
H. S"vs Elrl nj. For The lake r,CiGn and OHIO
Valley, ClCgty weati2r, vita snow or in latter
rain l. indicated for Wednesday.
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S?EctAL BARGAI,:s, TOMORROW and Thurs lay,
o.CniGG dIy,. at
MIS-. Max WEYL's, Agent,
.12 9Th street u. u.
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one Lot short dresses at - cents each. Opening
days, al
Mrs MAX WEYLs. Agent
I2 1th street NV.
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ALL-WOoL Spring BageS. double width, Oh new
eoiors. 5Oc. Togsons, CSC Pa. ave, south side
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ALL-WoOL Spring Cloths, for boys wear. 80 cts
Yard. TOwsoD'5, $50 Pa. ave, south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-20

BEAUTIFUL CARDS and shape novelties for deco
rating and advertising. Easter cards In great
variety Morrison Daval, Publishers, SOS and
SU ID street.
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DRY GOODS.

Dnr GooDs n.
IA LUTTRELL& co.
SUMMER SILKS In Checks and Stripes, warranted
pure. SO. cav and as cts.
CHECKED sURAHs. pure silk. ~ inches wide. only
l.l2S.
All the Spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics in Plain ana
In Combination.
FRENCH SArEENs in endless variety, at the very
Lowest Price. "
J. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
mhl7 SIT MARKET SPACE.