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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent
NEW YORK, July 9Th, 1883

lrGOul our GeBuldT OOTTeSDOuuRnU.l
NEW YORK, July 9th, 1883.
Butler is making strong efforts to
cajole the South into looking favor
ably on his boom for the Presiden-
cy but he makes little Roadway.
"Should he succeed in getting the
Northern Democrats to back him
solidly," said leading South Carroll
ma Democrat to me the other day,
"his nomination will break up the
solid South as sure as there is a sun
in the skies. The people of the
South can't forget his conduct during
the war, and the ghosts of those that
fell during the warwill rise up against
him."
One by one the Democratic tidal
wave Governors are petering out.
The Governor of Michigan has now
been found out. He has been looked
upon as harmless enough except in
so far as some of his yetoes to the
Legislature were concerned. Now,
however it has been discovered that
he has provided all his friends with
sinecures and fat Offices, and with
what was left made himselfsolid with
the wire pullers. The Democrats af-
ter their victory last fall had a grand
opportunity. They are wasting it
with all their usual energy and ra-
pidity.
The Ohio contest continues to at
tract most attention and while For
aker is making splendid canvass,
Judge Hoadly is not alone inactive
himself but is furthermore hampered
by the listlessness of a portion of his
own party and by the treacherous
conduct Ofsome of his so-called friends
who mean to stab him in the back.
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel a few
days ago I was present when a bet of
81 500 against $500 was made that
Foraker would win.
What a singular passion the aver
age American citizen has for getting
the best of the government. Men
and women will take almost any risk
in smuggling AMI as regards beating
the Internal Revenue officers, they
will never miss an opportunity. An
amusing instance of this kind | no.
ticed on Monday evening. AS you
know, packages of matches after July
LIST need no longer be provided with
a revenue stamp. A couple of enter
prising peddlers made use of this fact
and loaded licensed yendeg's cart
with them. They took up position
in the Bowery near Grand Street,
and shouting: "Here's your match
es. no Revenue stamps on them,
eighteen boxes for fifteen cents" they
soon had everybody buying. The
fact of being able TO beat the govern.
ment was the cause of an unparalleled
amount of luminosity on the BoWery
that night.
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dial, and his somewhat gray and very
decidedly thinned locks hang loosely
and half curlingly over his coat col
lar, showing the work of time. But
he still wears, tipped back on his
head, that soft old SLOUGH hat The
could not wear any other; he would
look ridiculous in "beaver," an
upright, angular "stovepipe" of the
fashion he would feel restrained of
his freedom, and altogeter ill at ease
init-and under it's comfortable brim,
so carelessly turned up, or knocked
indifferently backward, that bold,
ruddy, sturdy face looks good-natur-.
eddy out, with that honest, scrutiniz-
ing glance for which those bold, in
telligent eyes seem so we'll adapted.
How curiously, by the way, those
eyes of his are placed. 1t is the very
opposite of the obique line of John
Chinaman-the outward corners go
doWn-not up. And there is world
of Drumming fun and humor in the
expression. 1t is the look of a man
who is entirely at ease Zone would
say with himself and the world-the
future world incIuded-and feeling
together comfortable. This mans
stomach is evidently a good one; it
would grind up a tenpenny nail-if
it can't digest the Westminster Cate
chism. Beecher enjoys his GSnner.
There is withal certain beefy heavi-
ness and coarseness in that rather fat
red face, that Oespeaks a strong ami
NAL nature as we'll as keen mental
(shall say spiritual faculty. AL
together he is a remarkable man.
His sermons will lear reading-and
will be read, too-a generation hence.
Can as much be said of the sermons
of other preachers hereabouts.
One thing puzzles me. What does
Mr.. Beecher do with his money?
Does he save it? He ought to be get
ting rich. His salary at Plymouth
church is $4,000. In addition he
must receive at least $1,000 from his
lectures. Then he is said to own a
newspaper interest in the Christian
Union which must bring him in
something more to say nothing ofall
the marriage fees and presents he re-
ceiYes. Altogether he must be get
ting nearly $4,000 a year. He is
known to be careless in financial
matters. He buys things he does
not need-he gives away consider
able amount in charity-(and he is
bored to death by all sorts of fools
and humbugs asking for help)-and
he lives fairly well. But he is said
to have no money on hand. His
wife is prudent, saving woman; a
good housekeeper, it is said ; and is
understood she has the purse-strings
at times. A case that happened not
long ago will illustrate Beecher's
readiness to make purchases. 1t was
in shop where there was big book
of plates picturing Egyptian scenes
and objects of interest. The great
preacher took a passing interest in it.
"How much is it?" 1.-The price is
$3.50" A rause. "That is a large
price. Well" drawing a full breath.
cit is only one more lecture; I'll
take it," He didn't need it any more
than a dog wants two tails.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

Fifty acres of land, with cottages, barn 20
feet long, dairy ana spring of the finest water,
carriage house. &c.
MRS. e. A. KILBOURN,
7l43 Oakland. Garrett county. Md
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to tres
pass upon my lands for the purpose of hunt
ing, fishing or for amy other purpose, under
penalty ofthe law.
743 ALBERT COMBS.
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Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith. Reject
ed communications will not be returned.
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SATURDAY, JULY IA. 1888.

The Catholic Archbishop Purcell,
of Cincinnati. died at st. Martins,
Ohio, on the night of the 4th instant.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

First insertion, 81 per square of 10 lines !;
50 cents per square for each additional inser-
tion. Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months
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c.0.a - Wssses

4 cetiain iAtiGi ~ This city, says tIir
Cincinnati E"mmr,r.nt En@rtr. has tn,
years pact had hanging ia hi. winh"w an
im,nehs@ siik hat fHn. ., with a iahci
Presented q" ANY man Who's" head wilI
~ H." Yesieidny AZ I:ainnm y riait WAS
tatinp "A stroll fh his heai'i, hin eyes iell
ni,ni the hat and ia. ltrnirc, Wall ng
~ he npnitrh
What Is lin tilr 81 that hat ="
The haiini h",krh AZ the frll,w'n GDj
pound butt and. ns Va" "',ih swrn, hcf.n
~ r.hs "nt 81 lis huaLeah, gaspcd
No .. -
"i'il take ,h..t bat. " sad L,n giant
H. was hauled dawn, .ins,rd and given
~ him lie placed iL"n hia head. ii pea
feet H., nnI walked away as proud AS a
tptd 1i,e huge ci"mh. which Inick / =
pa,i,ritd g., rrt iItG fnn clirrirh Iurtiiy i,r
b. w.lkrh 'I wi,h hin Idiza
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fIiff,g 20 Z ~

,.p HH"'s -.
Ia yr NOT ircn ven tot thee years, ttlE'i
nIn..si DII kin'is al patent mt'il"ihes hhh 10
i,s-s iHnu sey"n d,,'h,is. 'IG al EiiIlrn. n. .,
name ia yo 'i',H' n,o any, gpri, ! nnhiiJ iii'd
,.ui ii,i, i:iiinia ana i,nnd them j'ist iI,'
ihInF. have iiniss:'i them so highIy ii,"t" l.
% rt,ai nt,mi.,I haiG via, usG ihoni WIN grrh
T., t,..Ii ahh sail ls1i"tibn.
Eriy ne.pe'ifniIy, fnnfn.
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r,irrsst,L. ind. ROY. Is. iss

"IFFEHIIJ.. IH'I,, "VT' u, IT7sI'
Dsth ttts-I hhye feNi ~ mnGb about sop
EIii1i. anh always be.ng nnihts'i Win neh
iDIlia. weakness. diseasapi sb,nanb. nsvsf
hs sipn mneh HcsiiE, bici IA cDnDNr Lpilrs
u hos sltrDki it,aHe a1d beit ~ HbG HrfE tha =
400 ucIi'tn; f" dnrtI. ! an, nav on ny
iHitn Lniile ana thhnkfnI that H. has
i.IIrh me. ~ niyisG all tbat bfG nnibb'i
..pIye u u isIat t.tGT yhiL.
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tFFiF V1UIt MUh"th'I IIthkIH
trrA. r'b ii: i:rA.
have. i.,rn ii..u'.i"h ~ ia vertigo aIn't; lnni
Iuiy "nh hav" huif"i"i Ei"i ~ GY"iy nig,ii
niI.i ni.y .,.nairi'i ni,G csrfiIDn from 'iilri
"a, inn blindness tii'h un i,'iti'a 'i 1901,
EIi.i- nud sihr' thea, LA W; i,rrn rniIiciY ~
urr,"I H"rin.'iiui y Y'nia.
! 4 cthniLna
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- hn,ii"v" II 4" hr all m,.,mg n"h rv"n
,1I.h.i inn .'l,iPy yi,,'n .ti ir, i,nb.h men 4.
'.,. h., mt" pIyin i"s,in..ni"is ,"I ""h h"
i"ir 81 u,,"nt ,,rhi'inrs, bat win.n "a realty
iii'i i,,us nitI'i" 'ninl, ss'i al valuable
Hes hn',wn Il, ali. nh'i tint all iIii s"inna
:, ""'i ii"ni !" 'iaiiy "" ni' att ii'riy '",n
,n'".i u ! ti",'int" 'h'"rtuiiY "'nnt,,"n.i
ii..i. Uii eos i.i ii,; r'""i ihry la .i..i,"
cad cay i,i"n.,r nin,iy ,. i'vi,E they la v"
"'i".i i'i in,"i,y "n". ! VIII net les wiii'."i
ih,
Hnv. E u Waai,inEtnn n,G.
r'"'i ii"ihiai 'i"ig y'""n ~ n"iE"n. NJ.
| 4, strong i"mi".,nn'" ,nnn. sun'ioi wiih hih
ii"ui,iu alp la nn .iiI .,css almost 4,
!. i.in'in'an "v'r Nv" yrn'a nttoi i,, WAS niV is''
ihni it.i, iiii'in w'ukt ear" hin,. i,c'nns' u.
w", al, att ..i nnt pirI,i.t""t nrntUsi the w,,i,
htti",," %I"'" hia ""," d" says m"nc -, .u
i.n, i.ui ii"ni I" tt"i, Hiti",a.
My W.T." nnh .in"g hi"r w"," made hnniil, y
Icy ia" "s" "i ii"r hiii"in a"h ,"r"m,,,r,.
ii ~, Il, ,"y r.iLr Net i.niiat tiutgy \ nm ~
M'An". !.
hni r' vUtU alta, "a ui GInvsi nni u khtnr r,
i,..nti" wa, unni,in Z" uri nny n,,ii.Inn a.,
.i."i", 4" care unii ! us.,t iin,. iiitois
""'i th''Y cured a." ." ~ short iin,o A ,,isiim
r"ini, Il inwy", n".i ,cmi",n""n orator n
wnYn" t"""iy. Ny.
Il"r ",sCG"s r.'W sAI.U Ar -. q
~ t"'h'nn'a ni"g ni"ir. ~ nn.i iE, Mort D
e"rr" n'i"rt itint! itttt
4 tWASh srGsIrSO ~ GsbsOINa 1un
~ u'r"t English Ho,',oiy. An uniaiiimu
| "n," "a" imi"'i"n"y. n"h all Disons.,s thai
| t'li"w l'ss ~ M"'n"ry, Universal innsi
| i".in. rain ~ ii,n ilnch, Din nrss OF
Viai"". rroinninra Oid Age. nnd many
| "il 'is''nsrn that isa't Ia Insanity 0r on
| ,"" i't'"n hnd ~ ft"naiuro Hinvo. Fun i,nr
| tl""inrn ~ our I'a'npint. witch w6 ,t.,sir, Ia
| shm.i tr"o hy mail l." every one. The h,n.tns
Medicine IL sold by nti IT. nt u is,i ,h
ng". or niN lns'hnstn tor a. 0r viii ir s,ni tree
| by mail on tho rr'riit 0t tho mOnGy by u.t
| .irosainH III" agent, %. u, GOchru,, i37 nn.i Ln
North Quron ntitot. On u.aa,unt Ot con utrr.
| tniin. "" have adopted tho yellow. Wrnp,mr
| th""niy gn,.uinn. Guarantees 0fcuro issued ,,y
IN, ror saio ~ 1.nncantSr hy %. N cOchrun
urusEtai. ~ nh,i lW North Q,,.,u street,
TitE unAf MEnitINE q N \,
a,,rt:-IvdAW
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DRY GOODS.
V'HgssOAy - YAkTLY 0L0ODY ~

~ GF~ ~
busy most hours Of the day.
Laces Of sterling value may be
bought at moderate prices when
the profits Of middle men are
left of. 1t is our own importa-
tons that are putting the prices
lower everywhere.
Spanish Fichus, cream and
black, a largcarrival just opened.
Is cents 10 $3.50 each.
Black E.scurial Laccs, DO cents
10 s4.25 a yard.
Black Guipurc Spanish Laccs,
80 cents to SL.25.
Oriental and Egyptian Laccs,
n cents 10 $i.25.
This is the first day for these
very desirable goods. They are
Just what is wanted for trim
ming proiuscly or otherwise
without adding any apparent
hcavincss TO the thin and pretty
texture for summer.
Those real Valcnci':nncs that
We advertised last week arc
nearly all sold. We knew We
wouldn't keep them long at the
prices, and the wider Real ] I.accs
arc nearly all gone and the last
Of them are as good patterns as
any Of the rest. Ladies distant
from the city may not have seen
the notice, and this isihc reason
We repeat it. A lot OF elegant
Antique Tides came in with the
Lagos They arc not particu-
larIy new in pattern. but are:
much sought for, The prices
range from IS cents to five dol
lars.
'."r""n a"a ,n,'n counters t,o,n Gn.s,n",-
''''' '"''"'''' ",," ''' "1" ~.S.".vu, s'.
The value Of our artistic I'm
broidrry work-room for the in
.lruclipn OF buyer Of begun I'm
hr"''':f'c"' may br !'dsch bythc
L.. l. 81 al,
sample" "' work shown ID thr
centre "' ,h" store. F.vcryth'nh
excerpt a very lew patterns ii
our own WORK. done ''n"cr our
own fo"'. nc manager o' th':
VOTE room OI inc counter :lIltl
l,,,,... 4 ,,.,,,,;.,I, -; ,,, ,...lI
mcmillan cyc,,, IN s,r,nn,.rs
Nine Observation-Disclosures
=, ,hc counter
r,.-,..u",.. Yves. %, csn,...
JOHN wANAMAK EK
| I,.,u ,u,.,tl,,.r There. arr. nU
L,w ,,;,,.J I.,,. and I,n,n.sc
I.,r,,oI,
rna, ...",.. ,.."" centre. ,.,. o, ..n," nj. (.
JOHN wANAMAKEm.
Mvy .>/mu1 has won favor in
a short time against the Amcri-
can inclination toward getting
hiXlirI':H from abroad. No per.
lnncr "i Paris or London la.
anything finer and richer. a
| half dollars worth is
|
,""h'''''''"'' a"""."'an '',"x ''a"" ""'
JOHN wANAMAKEu.
IK,vu.vuE,,,,,c, ,occ,,.
,,,,;,,. .,,L jE',vn,v,E., /,.,/,,
| ,.,,.. ,.,v,.I,.... =, :. =,
ccn,, ,,,,,hcs the snsr,.n,;h;I;
,.., ,i ,,,,v
r.,", ."u.,r. ,,,.. ..",.., ,.., @, .nu,. .,s.
J"IiN wANAMAKEI
Drrssmakrrs find advantap,
in buying salins. Innings. trim
minHs and all the paraphcrnaIi;,
of their art where thcv fin,
everything they use, great va
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AIss,sts!sg si,uatr

- hhs b"',ht" g." "',"'','.n I" ",n" ii", h'
iuP ,""un't.
"1L.n u ini.. r'.in, a'i ir"iii-,.,'.'n a. NAT
~, Hv.. Il all r,n h.
Anh .inty = ~ niiGniI'." i, ii". n'",itr 81
itri. EiiI.i1 g. t,Iain h,n, - i'.s=i
Ii,.
80. ini""' p'"ri'
"I. pIr. ii"m Iil.i wiI'h -. IIi"Y,n
ihrii vai'." iiti ii':y VA ''.Y'i "r' anything
Ir
"1nr Erhtn. i.v.rnLIY "'.ih'h Ia ,II
10" i.n nir.
- ii,Itpi..U- Hiii -. ui.i !
tIiyInr :, TAT r.. .-,i' u"i = .'.I,ih ,niinr all
.II,i iH,,il.it..
"JL,in L. 'i'n inr iins yIii"tr = nae
I.i. pi""i. "mi ih" i.'"iii'i'"n al ii"r Eii
hi. iny. z,...w" fi."i ,,.," witness
hnh ni.iiuy
Ia ..nir.nuiinr /" ,"''ii'in.' wh',~' Yiii"
90. -. i..Jp.I,i. i.,y'i .'.n, = 80" t",i''r
.,h nh. s,i,r
.. f,i.. IIi,,,.h a,L .'II"i''i nI,,rF i,inlnE
~ pu"Y .li tit' ,itn': i'i S'htT ="
'' . L.. IL .'',I. '!'.iuF ii'i ~. Hn',h 80
'' id tat wn- ,ni.:'i hy tii Ii,,. 49,
ii,.. t.,t, - / t,ti, I, .'r.ui
"ith",ri tni',,i ''
'1t.
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Jhr M,s -"


Ifn, ,H.,b f". Jan" a., ii:i.
bay" i,"'n nnH"i1nR ~" Y'hts past WIN
n""inir1a iip"i '''n,i i,inini dyspepsia anh hii
reg .,ini i,inIni nnd iia .d'.'t'i"d wiiii i,nr
i, iifi.toni i'."i'Ia y i,. .iid no p'", Al
Inri iiioh ttni, Eiii"is, nn'i nit'r nss'i u lew
i"hii. ti"'iy"'i u H,"at b"hGnt fi',ih them,
,'nri % ini ns"i n''p Eiiirir regularly
w..uiI ia .o i,,.n we'll i,,:ioir. hnOw ihGh, i',
~. iai incii' Ia" Ia ihu wnitd tor i,ci V',ii,
,ils,,ni.r 81 All hIii.is
JAAr, tT.Sta,
I,r. iinpinn t!ni i.ri d'nmniy. W Va
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Wo sHaiic"go the w",Ia

when va say "" i"'ii"r.t, "" iinvU ,r Liu,...
Ia pIo.n that rhii.h n ..ns, ,iL.n a.. a.,
.i"'hi, 'tY ia" i"st Lung MUi'inr ,,n.i. d, az,
,nu'h IN 80 VII care ~ ,..i,it"n th,..ni.
ttourh ~ uu a halt the tiniU nu,t i,ii,vu Apth
ina, iii"n'ihitis. Wh"'i'iug t"ugh. i.ur nn.i
si,''w t',ntu 'assn 81 tonnuini rui".i TIA ~
an oii,.is, u wiii ruio " iir,o they inii u l.
pleasant 4" iaha. harni,ns Ia tho y,ntuu,nt
.iiitid au.t wU puaiant,u what WU nuy rriro
tn'i,, h''' nn't ~ ~. u i'ur t.untn are sore
Chest 80 tn'h ian", 40" ',hii''h'n t"iou, tna
Tot, roi,t hy %, d. t""ti,,an .iIureiai, Nos, tli
and tln, k.,iih tg0urn street TOD. ,.mi
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OLOTISINN.
VATII.I.IA n1hDN Il FsDsTEIt.

with warm weather come the ciinnHcs ~
CLOTHING. J.: IL nrnt IL LIGHTER WEIGHT
SUIT, then ii STRAW HAr, then UNDER
WEAR, nnd last ni al, Low SHOES nni t
NEGKTIE.
We have Irnrnr,i sonnet hing IN J. ic pnsi Trvci
years that wG have been doing BUSINESS nm ,ni
you. nnd worn never better prepared 10 serve
our customers tinn now.
IN Sun MEK CiIJriiiNG our stock i, very
inrgn nnt 10 judge Oi the why H. Ii selling, the
prices hrc nil that could bc ,rnirct Every
thing being narho'i IN plain figures nn'i h,v
Ing only Ons price you 'nnnOt make IL initink,
nnh goods emu i,n brought back TINT nrc mo-
sntiaiuciOry.
Thr GENUINE MIDDLhhEA Ei.uEFLAN
MEL SUITS ARE the most c"mi"rtnilr nn'
,iurnhir tor warm weather, nnd the c"inr per
nnnGnL.
Tho GREATEST VARIETY ni STRAY "
HATS nn.i FINE N Eek WEAR viii bn inun'
IL thi, huiiinR, nn'i u SOu tail tp soc n"r line
"i SUMMER uNDEHW EAR ynu may miH'
getting l,iat what viii suit you.
Iho SHOE DEPARTMENT I. tmii at nl
kinds Ot g',O,ia tor tho comfort Oi the lee !
nn,i tIin rntIninction nf getting the comfort
with nnrvirn combined IL desirable.
There nrn HAiuiAi IN All. .ir DErhNr
MENTt, t!0'"ir being i'nrkcd 'nwn every
,iay.
The PATENT EiGiiMiE HiiInT i"r DRIES,
IL uii TINT c"uii De ',.-irc.i Tor It's perfect %
nn,i Hn'h wearing.
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Harrisburg Expresb, wcHi, nL o:lD y. IN, has
direct connections (withnut change ot caIs) to
Columbia nnd York.
Fnnt Line, west, an runhiy, when nmPg0d,
" III HtOpht DGwningtow u, COnt1,viiIG, Pnrkss.
bnr,, Mount joy, Eiiza'"thi"~n nnd Mhiils.
t',Sn.
Train, No. !, WcHi"rH " ui.r,s nn'i Pacific 4
prG,.p run daily.
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Sa'a's 10 H.,i,.E W.ii

" ~ y ,iauH i,iGia say
- iiou ,,a.i, L'iiai f"iin.i L. Sin.. h, "a. -
u", Eiii.in"
" %" In 'iiinF ~ u nii't his i..tr n,ii"iini
fr'.,.i ~ 'iia'a's 'i'. i,i'h Ia. a. nI.i' "
- n't 49, ni' 80. itai ii,n, i,r ur,h ;'.ui Iiii
teas" tkn! 81 tiha n. !.
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MEI.ROSE."
LANCASTER" "

The Manufacture at the ruii Line al Fnvoritc
Movements. with the adoption "i ID" Line "'
Dust Proof Moyrnrnis, nn,i ih,ii's' Wntch h'r,
g',e- forward with Increased Energy
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1h'iU 'an i"s S.u,i. thinp i,i..I' Ia u III
.inS w.ii az - Iii,iIt IiuaI, fu, .i."k Ein.i
NH',s l'a'' H. 't''i ''inni - i"iiaUi !, = ~,
AMONG ii,' nuii. ,t"r ,i,h Ih.,, -,,,H, d, I.
'a,'ai"'t iti' 'nir'iI'n 81 'iy"i'i u, 'iiii ace,
.'iH 'i,i,iiHl iht"uFt, ia" 81 ihir w,,.i.i
'"i ,n''i'in' u - emphatic niii iin T., 4
st,i,iia. u ani i,..,I iuni. L., ii,l w.,,i,t f.i
sal" iy u u '',,ai'a". 'ii,,rni,i -. aut 1 81
Nniiii syur,.u st,.,i
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uIOC ntbsCu, tn" ns,I. 80 - ~
~ t."tiian'n t',nF i'i'n' iiI "ni . r.hii,
'ti.'t, st,.sI
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What sis"'. sa si"s..i nj" 10, .. e. .t... =
Jhia utt a't"r" 'i',', U'd 'iintti that iinni
auiiui tii, uiS.ii,- .i ,iN Hi"fI,~i " iiai,
'NtitD "iih tie "utaiir" i'tni"n ties al En, .i.L
mood fHf.,s 10 araiiaI,i,' o. L. :. I Is
i,.,ni att niantiai n,L ,iIai,i. !. ,,itd. II r.i
o., ,ar toi safe i.l % o. t." u, ia ,,,irI,i
IA an't ifa NUtiti '!u,'n sii.d
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. LUE COATS

W" call your apr"ini Attention To- this, M u
II nn Extraordinary i,nrguin We nrr nriiinp
Ciothing AMI Ermts' Furnishing tIoo.ts M
prices which 'i"iy '",n,,riitini,. We hnvc IN
ciiitirs which cnnh IN 10 uu,,,,, sell MI ,nno
sittOn.
q. A. R.Sulrh IN Eiua tinnnrir we krrn
none but III" beat. nmr III uunlity, uurc In
color n'"i "xc"ilchily nnt.ir. The price In 40.
nn'l We guhrnht"" every autt not to i,,ir
New nnd Large Lot ut our Cclchrnt,,i
PENN matt WiiiTE aiiiitTa tust received, .
they ar" III" host III the market, f,ur- ply linen
bosom nnd cum, New York Mills musitn. cx-
cslientiy nIn'ir.
Gnnzo uhdcrw"nr. Neck wcur Collars and
Furnishing Good, "i Nil .ir,criptinn nt very
low prices.
Ladies. VIZ 'i"rir" I" cnil your attention to
tho Large nnd ''"n'ls"nr I.inr ot Novelties Of
CHlLpREN'a SUITS. which We Invr Just
"poned. aId which wr nrn noiitns tor nnn inIf
the prices asked olrrw here. Notice some few
prices IN show window
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uiiHOVcr Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Eiigarn Express nt 80,
Will run through ~ Hanover ''niiy, except
handay.
Fre'isrick OIr,nGsintfGn, west con Meeting
ht lhntitshir with Past Line wn.t, M I::S viii
run through To "c'i.rich.
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Njl.D0BlA = FOk1 DkfON1T RAIL
~ HOAD TINE TABLE.
Trains nov run regularly on the COlnmbfs
4 fcst Deposit Railroad ON the following
tlf1e:
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n". iI"rinn. Eaii"i t"nniy. W VI
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GIIIl lPIIll .lDOIN.

Sc rcalza rBe importante partila lie este
magniiico fertiazadoT conteniendo hasta ~
p < de- anon aco, ops dc accido fosf6,
rico. superio- para abonar to5a clase de terre-
nos esoccitlmt.nte los deiicados al cutivo
dc la cana dc a4iicar tahaco. Sc oAhiben los
certificates dc lo, anaIisis hechos por los me
jores quimic IS de New York Londrcs.
Irecio por tonelada $50. fibre a bordo.
Para peiidos dirigirse los sohores
vIJANDE &. Co.
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FONT Y ROSSELLO.
GAIA De .AH0RROS
D Z r o N G z.

Por acnerdo tornado en- Junta gene
raj de accionistas, se ha transferido pa
ra del L. al 0 de Mayo pr6ximo, Ell
pago de las acciones suscritas y que Sc
sascriban para constituir los $3.50 900
de- capital lie la Sociedad an6nima de
crelito en- que ha de transformarse es-
tn GAIA de Ahorros, continnando hasta
dlcha fecha alberta la suscripci6n de
accIones.
Ell valor de cada una de estas es
$50 MIC. Su pago ha de hacerse pre-
cisamente Ell las oticinas de esta So
ciedad ell la fecha arriba citada.
Los que deseen tomar algunas, de-
ben su<cribirse deSde luego, dirigien-
dose al efecto por carta al Tesorero d.
Juan Mayoral, quien les expedira ell
correspondence certifcado de suscrip-
ci6n
En- los certificados cxpedidos va en-
tiendase altcradas las techas que Sc f.
jan, de acuer,lo con transferencia indi-
cnda.
Las acciones que Ell el termino fila
do No layan sido satisfechas, quedaran
de derecho caducadas.
I La nneva Sociedad quedara consti-
tuida en- primero de Julio proximo, 81
como es de esperarse, ha descendido
ent6nces la aprobaci6n consiguiente
del Gobierno de $. NJ
Haata tanto, y con la del Excmo Sr.
Gobernador General dc esta provin-
cia, contilnara esta GAIA dc Ahorros
Gu las mismas operaciones de que Sc
ha veuido ocnpanio desde sa fnnda-
ciou en- 1873, ajustada d su actual Re
glamento.
Ponce, s de Enero de S3l.-El Di-
rector presidente. Francisco BARNES.
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eel SIGLO XIX"


Tn" mas enes gto de r p nr "d0 no de los mas and
hoos de novddes de Paris han inporhno Capital
En- etee l9inieno onrr npralr o t
IA n Ia
d. rp o cr sc orcen
fchus cl
han vetos
eNI e Iei
srido
la
Puerto Rice 2 de Marco d
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GRAN BAZAAR DE ROPA HECHA.
SASTRERIA DE TOMAS HERMANOS.

En- ESTABLISHMENTS nve de bazares de Eu
buen surdo de eas
icon negro eya chaque fac camr lana, ajes
la medda misma camisas bancas cueos punos,
botones pchea de obatas somberos
arculos para cabaleros siendo ell lena de Ia
1egancia. Variedad Raratura-
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DEP0SITO DE HIEBLES
DE JOSE F. MURIAS.
FORTALEZA NUN. 40.

hmos vapores egaos puerto
muehs debo s6da
SECURE one sstisfsran el caprcho mas deicado.
de mamo de caprchosas fermas preco muy m6dicos
adorna Ia Ultima POGO
los afamado muees de Vna pchosa forma
eeganca hasa hoy eonocida en- los mismoS.
todas ortuna quedare
al rferido local. 80