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ONR OR ANOTHRR.

Queen Victoria will return to Windsor
on April s.
Jay Gould vas never in better health
IN his life.
Captain Wiasmann has started nom
Cairo for sanzibar,
Old Point Comfort expects Mrs. HaEri-
son to come there soon,
James Russell Lowell sails for Europe
on the Payonia, April "a.
The Mayor Of New York s~uperyises
the expenditure Of SS6,O00,O0O.
The Due d'Aumals has been elected a
director OF the French Academy,
Mrs, John Sherwood will give no more
readings this season. She Is goingt to Eu-
rope,
Rev, o. B, rockingham joins in the
request that DR., Amelia B. Edwards be
allowed to lecture at the Lowell Insti-
tute,
Louis ]. Jennings, NJ. r., formerly q
New York journalist, is engaged in pre-.
pairing for publication the speeches oi
Lord Randolph Churchill,
King Alexandria, Of Seryia, Is thir-
teen, The heiress Of King William, Of
Netherlands, is nine. King Alfonso, OF
Spain, Is almost three,
Gen, Fremont may be seen daily on
the streets Of New York. He holds his
age remarkably well, but not one In Q
thousand knows him by sight,
The American rights Of Sardou's new
play, "Rslle Maman," which has fallen
Hat in Paris, were purchased some time
ago by Augustlp DAILY for the sum O
$4,000.
Hon, John II, starin will continue
this year his custom OF making New
York newspaper boys and bootblacki
happy by sending them for a days ex'
cursion on the water,
Andrew Carnegie Is reported as offer
ing the people OF johnson City, Tenn,
q reading room aud library worth $780,
900 II they will drop the name Of theil
town and call it Carnegie.
Home rule papers in England declare
that Mr.. W, II, Gladstone's recent idle
ness was altogether caused by the zero
Cious and atrocious' comments o. the
Tory press upon his Hawarden eyiCtions
Hannibal Hamlin remarked the Other
day that only four persons were now
living who were in Congress when be
entered it. These are Mr.. Bradbury, o.
Maine; Mr.. Felch, OF Michigan; JetEer'
son Davis and himself.
The resignation OF Mr., Chace from the
Senate is hailed with delight by the
young men OF Rhode Island who have
West Point or Annapolis aspirations
As he is a consistent Quaker he always
refused to appoint cadets TO these wa
nurseries,
Baron Reuter-, the famous telegram
magnate, has surrendered his concession
for the construction Of Persian railways
and has obtained instead q concession
for an Imperial bank Of Persia and iol
the unappropriated Persian mines.
Mr.. Datcheller, the new Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, has ut saratogt
what is called ''tlle house with a patent
OH It," L isofaqueer, rambling design
and tho plans are copyrighted and the
arrangement patented, so that no ont
can build another ike 1t.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi.
ton Of the mucus lining Of the Eustach;
ian Tube, When thistube gets inaamed
you have a rumbling sound orimperfect
hearing, and when It is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can DO taken out and this
tube restored TO It's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an intlamed condi-
ton Of the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
soldby druggists, Zoe, nav
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Packing Up to Leave washington


About this time four years ago the
families whose heads had drawn prizes
in tho great National lottery went to
work with light hearts to pack up theil
effects for removal TO Washington,
They were wiser than the average II
they looked forward to aday when other
drawers OF prizes might come to the
front TO thrust them aside. They had
desired something, had secured 1t, and
now they were going to the beautiful
city to enjoy it.
To-day we read about the people who
are packing up to leave Washington
big people and little %people-and the
movement is only fairly begun. 1t may
be imagined that there is not SO much
lightness Of heart in this business oil
going away, which means the search fol
other occupation, the making OF home
over again.
The prizc.drawers of to-day are not
bothered about what may be in store for
them. They are not moved by the sad
experience Of those whose places they
are taking. Just the same there is a
lesson in it for them and for all who u.s.
piro to a similar sojourn at tho National
Capital,
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BIG SUIT
Growing Out of the Ilrnsrs FidslltS RAM
Enilnre ni NlRelnnAt.

Growing Out of the isrmsrs Fidsliig Rank
a Failure q piRplpnAu,
CINCINNATI, March e. A case set for
trial At the April term Of the United
States Court, has ithsEto been keptcop,
'cealed because OF the absence Of the de-
PENDANT, but now that he has returned
and service has been had, it is set for
trial, This is a suit by Receiver Arm.
strong, Of the Fidelity Bank, against
Eugene Zimmerman for $4,000. This
was for q deposit OF $4,000 checked out
OF the Fidelity bank by Zimmerman
after 1t became ipsolYent, Of which in.
solyency he had knowledge by reason Of
his being q director, and for q draft In
his favor for $4,000. Zimmerman de-
MED knowledge OF the insolvency OF the
bank and explains that he received notes
aggregating about $4,000, which were
worth fifty cents on the dollar, and that
the draft was given in pursuance Of an
agreement by, Harper To- repprchase
$3.50 worth Of new Fidelity stock,
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Tho Treasury decision that WOO
"topV," dutiablo at sixty cents a pound
are not wool waste" dutiable at ter
cents a pound, is highly encouraging
for II may fairly bp interpreted TO mean
that under this Administration there IL
TO DO practical reform in Treasury rul'
ings on the tariff.
II has been too much the habit Of the
Treasury Department under all admins
trations to fall in with importers In theil
efforts to repeal the tariff laws Of Con-
yresS. The practice has been, as soon
a. a tariff law was passed To invent
means to circumvent H. relying on the
Treasury Department TO take "tho liberal
Wow which meant theimporter's view
The importer was on hand to press his
view, and no found II worth his while,
So IL came 10 pass that any tarilrmeas-
IRE designed to protect home products
was robbed Of It's protective character in
N"-
whole or in part, and tho homo industry
had to suffer. This explains to some
extent why commodities which seemed
to have ample protection under tho law
were In tho administration Of the law
hardly protected at all.
Protection being tho policy Of tho
country, written in liz laws and after a
closely contested struggle endorsed by
tho people, the Treasury Department
should feel II a duty to interpret tho
tariff laws In tho light Of that declared
policy, Tho tariff on wool, for example,
ia not for revenue. Everybody admits
that II 10 for Protection, and protect IL
should 40 far AZ the rates 90.
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"Not e(uJilt.y, sir''-sOlid gold.


When a hundred bottles OF Eatsaparillh or other
p~rotentious specifics fail to eradicate Unborn
Scroiula or contagious blood poison, remember
that B. Il, b. botanic Blood Balml has gained
many thousand victories, In S many seemingly
incurable instances. Send TO the Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ca, for "Book Of Wonder" and be
convinced. It Is the only TRUE BLOOD FURTHER.
q. W. Nesser, Howell's x Roads. Ca, writes;
~ was affected nine years with sores. All the
medicine l could take did mo no good. I then
triedB Il, b., and eight bottles cured me sound"
Mira. SIN. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "A lady friend Of mine vas troubled
with bumps and pimples on her face and neck.
She took three bottles OF d. b. B., aud her skin
rot soft aud smooth, plmpleS~ disappeared, and
her health improved greatly
James L. BosWorth, Atlanta, Ca, writes:
Some years ago ] contracted blood poison. /
had no appetite, my digestion was ruined, Eheu'
mRtiSm drew up my limbs 30 I could hardly
walk, my throat was cauterlzed five times. Hot
Springs gave me no bereft, and my life was one
Of torture until | gave u. u. b. . tElAl, and, sur.
prising M II may seem, the use Of I've bottles
cured mo" Logan Drug Co., Wholesale Agents
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DR.. Thomas DRiOht, IN SerbHers.
Net everyone can DO a contortionist.
Some ieats are absolutely impossible to
the average man. Others, again, depend
less on peculiarities Of structure than on
those OF function. When we come to
consider what, and how great, are the
deyiations from the normal structure oil
bones, Joints and muscles, we feel at
once the difficulty OF defining precisely
what Is normal. The range Of individual
variation is wonderfully great. l have
seen human shoulder. blades 80 different
that II they were the bones Of unknown
animals sent for exatninationt 10 Huxley's
scientific inhabiant Of Saturn, 1t is
highly probable that he would assign
them to different species. To a more
familiar illustration, it is well known
that children differ greatly in their abili-
" 10 turn out their toes. Failure 10 do
so does not imply awkwardness, but
often depends solely on the shape OF the
bones OF the leg, which offers n him
dranCe which 1t Is useless cruelty to call
on the child to overcome at once, though
1t may yield TO long.continued treat
ment. now JUST aS sOue CnlluFeu uAt-
urally turn out their toes more than
others, so some can bend their backs
and twist themselves more than others,
and in all likelihood the primary
cause is in both cases a peculiarly
OF structure which may we'll have
been increased and accentuated by suit
able exercises, till in some cases the Pc
culiarity has become 80 pronounced that
1t must be called abnormal. Many Curl
GUS questions are involvedin this study,
which are puzzles TO anatomists and sur
geons as well as TO others. There are
various points, OF little practical import
ance, which are SO familiar that one Is
surprised TO find out how little they are
understood. One OF these Is: What Is
the actual condition In loose-jointed or
"double.jointed' persons, as they are
called? What occurs when people
"snap their JOINTS" or when some move
ment Of the knee causes u sudden re-
port? am not aware that these latter
questions have ever been satisfactorily
answered.
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EGeorgeT. Davis, OF Detroit, Is an Heir.
j. II. Diekerson, a telegrapher, and
George I. Davis, Of Detroit, Mich, each
drew $4,000 on one.twentieth tickets Of
No. $3.50, which drew In the January,
1Ss9,) drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery the prize oi$300,0O0. Mr.. Davis
received $4,000 bYtheSouthern Express
Company. He is flity.two years Of age,
and Is transfer foreman Of the Wabash
road. This wac his third dollar invest
ment In the lottery, and he feels much
elatod. Three relatives died during the
past year, leaving him an aggregate Of
$4,000, so that now be Is rich.-Detr0it
iMich.) Sunday San, FEB. 8. paw
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The HAGUE, March 20,-Upop the
reassembling Of the lower House Of Par.
lament to-day the Prime Minister an
nounCed that the cabinet had decided
that the King was ~inCapacitated for car
rying on the government and had com,
inundated this decision to the State
Council. The declaration Of the council
in the matter Is now awaited.
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THE YORKTOWN ACQUITTED,
The New warship Formally Delivered to
the Naval ApthoFiIieS,

WN
PHILADELPHIA, March 26,-The gum
boat Yorktown has been delivered to
the naval authorities at League Island,
The vessel was towed down the Dela-
ware river yesterday from Cramps ship
yard ald formally turned over to Cap.
tain seelye, the Commandant Of the
League Island yard, who gave the
Messrs, Cramp areceipt for the big war
ship, Everything about the Yorktown
is finished except the electric lighting
plant, Tor which there will be q reserya'
ton oi$5,0O0 until the electric lighting
is completed and tested, II will only
take about ten days to complete the
lighting plant and the Yorktown will
then be completely equipped 10 pass out
OF the Delaware capes,
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Is It true that Inspector Byrnes men


For three or four years / had an eating
sore on my tongue that made a consld.
cradle hole in Il. l became alarmed at
It's progress, and went to Atlanta for
treatment. The result was that | com.
menced the use Of Swiit's Specific, and
the sore was soon gone, without a trace
Of 1t LEFT. A. LEWIS.
Thomaston. Ga, March IA, 1880.
In 1887 l gave you atestimonial show
ing that s. 5. =. had cured me Of rheu.
matism Of twelve years standing, and l
take pleasure in sayingthat / have never
had any return Of the disease. As q
tonic In the spring, s.. s. s. is asplendid
medicine. j.. FL. NJ. MARTIN.
Jackson, Miss, March, II, 1889.
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IT is announced from Atlanta, that
Rev, Sam Small will next year run for
Congress us an Independent, in the Fifth
Georgia District, He expects the Re-
publicans to support him against the
regular Democratic nominee, 1t is rep
resented that the Rev, Sam will sweep
the district. After all he has said about
and against politicians it will BIO inter
estlng to SEQ how be will bear himself as
one OF them.
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Postmaster GENERAL WANAMAKER
has chosen for postmaster Of Philadel'
phia Mr.. John Field, an old friend, a
business man Of high standing and one
OF the famous Committee Of One Hun
dred which did SO much to improve the
public affairs OF that city. Some OF the
politicians do not like the selection, but
Mr.. Wanamaker is determined that the
p~ostofice in his own city shall be q
model Of business management.
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EBBERT-on Sunday afternoon, March u, 1850
at / 10 o'clock, JOHN EBBERT, aged 81 year..
Funeral from his late residence, No. 20 Seventh
street, on Wednesday morning at 9;Ot
O'Clock. Mass at Cathedral at $50 o'clock,
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend
lntermeut at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
sCRoGGiNS-Ou Tuesday morning, March 20
1889, IEoR1IE, infant son OF William and
IAtrA SctogglnB, aged l year, 2 months and {
days, al .l 10
Fundtal from the family residence, No.. 8 Fifth
street, this "wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. 1nterment at Nj Wood Cemetery,
Friends Of the family are invited To attend,
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OF y M
Fine DamaSk, Fancy Border,
Knotted Fringe, at 81 HC,

THIS IS TIE FIRST OF TIKI SERIES OF
RED LETTER SPECIALS, AND WE GAN posI'
lively SAY, 1T Is'THR GREATEST BARGAIN
IN THIS LINE OF GOODS THAT WILL De OPP
PERRD THIS SEASON, BEING 30 PER CENT
LESS THAN FORMER PRICES,
In ADDITION TO THR ABOVE GREAT
DRIVE, WE CALL ATTENTION T OUR De-
PARTMENT OF H0USEFURNISHING
DRY GOODS, CONSISTING OF
FINE BLIACHRD AND UNDLRACIED
DAMAsR, IN CREAM AND WHITE.
FINE TABLE SETs, LUNCH SETS, DoY-
LIES (RoUND AND SQUARED, LINEN TRAY
Gowns, TURKEY RED DAMAsKs AND
NAPKINS. .u
STAMPED LINEN GooDs OF ALuKINDs,
WITH HAND DRAWN IoRDERs, oPRN WORK
AND KNoTrED FRINGE.
Turkish TOWELS, ALL SIZES AND ATALL
PRICES.
sPLAsIIEs, TnRows, STAND Gowns,
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING IN THE LINEN
LINE. THIS STOCK MUST De SEEN TO he
APPRECIATED, so DON'T MISS THIS oPPoE-
TUNITY.
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Mr.. Charles s. Gill, the new proprie-
tor, offers to the travelling public every
comfort that can be enjoyed, In the
newly renovated and very desirable ar
rangcmOltB Ito has inangutated, where
by Ihp fame Of this house has been
greatly enhanced, during the few
months Of his management See card
m another column. Stop with him
whom YOU visit Pittsburgh, and you will
mt M digAppointed, "
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Mr., MuRAT HALsTRAD, Of the Cinciu'
natl Commercial Gazette, will be the next
Minister to Germany, or all thesigns win
fail, This will be another worthy recog'
nization OF services,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will DO received at the City
Clerks Office until Monday, Aprlll ], 1850, Ut 3
G fbs %SfdI b M. 10y If ' ne c4Gai INV W S1a RTinI nBSS o.
the direction Of the City Solicitor,
Bids TO- DO addressed 10 tho Committee on AC.
counts, the committee reSCrvlng the right to 70.
THOMAS y, THoNER,.
mrl9 MW4F City CLERK,
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WASHINGTON has lost Grover Cleye-
land, but she has gained Benjamin Har-
rison and John Montgomery Ward.
Washington is a growing city,
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Grand Opera House.
o, C, GENTHER, Lessee and Manager,
ONE SOLID WEEK,
Commencing Monday, March rs,
Dissolution Notices,
NOTIOE on Dissolution.

The partnership herOtoiorC existing between
8, llOrkhelm0r aud N, b. HOFkhcimer, under
the style Of s, HOrkheimer & Son, Is dissolved
by consent s, Holkheimer ptiIlBg, The 6uSi.
tory, Jacob and Nineteenth street, BY he Suc.
cceling partner, n, Il, HOrkheimeF, under The
style Of 8, HnlkhelmCrS Sou, who assumes All
debts ard will make all collections Respect.
fully, 3. HORKHElMER, retiring partner OF s,
tlnuing partner. mrs
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''pollco Protection oyercoats.


is composed Of pure extract Of Celery,
Beef and Iron, and is food for the brain,
strength for the nerves and enrlches tue
blood. Beware Of limitations. Take only
DR.. HOnly's. Sold by druggists. IL
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THESE beautiful days were made for
the chief purpose of sending you out to
give your liver a chance.
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TnE boys needn't fall over each other in
handing up their empty plates, The
President knows they are hungry,
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GUIDED by average wisdom, Wheeling
will soon be the best paved city in the
country except Washington.
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed proposals for furnishing Drugs to the
City Prison from April ], 1850, TO March 81, 1881,
Prison. Ali bids must 30 In before XprI !. iSSssSi,
All bids must be addressed 10 the Chairman,
The Committee reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. W, NJ, HANDiAN,
mrs Chairman.
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For ricketts,, Mtarasmus, and Wasting Dis
n.,tara ~ ChtIdran.

Fol HIcKeIsI NIhFlsHIuHI uhU WVsIInB DIH'
orders OF Children,
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod LIVER OF
with Hypophosphites is t%lnequalled.
The rapidly with which children gain
flesh and strength upon II Is very won
deriul. Read the following: II have
used SCOTS Emulsion In cases Of ricketts,
and Marasmus Of long standing, andhaye
been more than pleased with the
results, as in every case the improve
inent was marked."- NJ. Main, NJ. D.,
New York. MwE4w
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Ladder reti, Slitt.ga. 80. ysai ! iIss
* a. !. sssa;sa fs''ii n
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wv Elln DAl Ol AfhlLi lb%'
commencing Al 10 o'clock q. m., the following
described property, that IL Ray: the following
hundred aud lily'HeVGnJ lltuhie on the north
eA1t corner Of Wood aud Seventeenth street,, In
tho city Of Wheeling, t0.witi twenty-five feet
Gl1 Inches Of said lot, having q front on the east
bid0 Of Wood street., aud running elstwatdly
across Mid lot absnt SIGty'OnO aud OnO'hali feet.
TERMS or BALE-Ohe'thitd, anu IA much more
a. the purchaser Clectl 70 pay IN cash on the day
Of sale the balance In twOg1iAl lnltRllinenh IN
ono aud two years, notes b6Aflng Interest 10 be
given for the deferred payments, the title to b.
retained until payment Ii made In full.
Tho Title lo said property |. believed to bOptr..
feet, but selling ~ trustee ] Will convey only
the title Ycated In me BY Mld deed Oi trust,
". j. ", COWDEN, Trustee.
". II, IiALLER, AuGtlOnOOf, mfn
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

by yltu0 Of a Deed Of TtnG. made BY John i.
Gallagher 10 me ~ trustee, dated October u,
1875, recorded ln The office Of the CLERK. Of Tue
County Court N Ohio county, West Virginia Y
Deed Of Trust book No, "a, page ~, ! will telI
o., The north front door Of The Court House Of
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a Decd Of Trust made by Edward
Y. Gilllcs and CathRtine A.. 0lllIcs, hiS wife, TO
me a. trustee, dated November q, 1851, recorded
In the once Of the Clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed. Of Trust
Book No, lb, page 2S, ] will sell at the ifOntdOOr
Of tho Cnnft Homo Of Md hnlhtY. ON
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NAT isetuita. TaAPftddntA a a. aAaIl
HAly Z y. Sgghl ~ iarsS e,sss
&S1.sliEss "a SiSss, siS :sirsSssar
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Union Building Association

The Union Building Association is now ready
to receive subscription for stock. The value Of
each Share Is sl6e. The weekly payments TWEEN
ty.aye cents. Information will DO furnished
aud stock can DO obtained upon application to
either OF the incorpontors.
LEWIS sTEENRoD, II. r. MCGREGoR,
GEORGE Loos, VIII. CALDWELL,
II. +. JONES, W. n. BOUCHER,
F.P. JEPsoN, NJ. +. WOLF,
G. II. COLLIER, GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWSON, CHAs, LUKENs.
MOI
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Pitchers Luck. pVtyil, httAy JtAt1 |, 49,
.i slSiihlii: Z itsas':aI;s ~ j 80; a. nv
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New Advertisements.
New Advertisements,
SPECIAL
LINEN SALE!


HAVING PURCHASED FROM THE MRssRs.
MORRISON, Hermann & Co., HERETO
FORE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN LINEN
GOODS IN NRw YoRE (RuT ARE NOW con-
TRMPLATINa GIVING UP THIS LINE OF
GooDsl THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
WE WILL, COMMENCING THURS
DAY, MARCH 2S, oRPER DIFFERENT LOTS
OF TOWELS, VIZ; Je
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New Advertisements.

PAPER TO.
Hy, Hang Leave orders at i' slTsssRtA