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AS OTHERS SEE Us.
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"Ihb WoAi virginia Annmy"
chicago Tribune (RCp,l
Tho Democratic Governor Of West
Virginia, alter certifying To Congress
the election Of four members, three OF
whom were not elected, as shown upon
the faCe OF the returns, aud consequently
are not legally entitled TO seats in that
9ody, has now, with the aid Of the
Democratic political machine and with
the sanction Of the sOlidly Democratic
supreme Court, fastened his grip upon
.hG GoyernOrship and barred out Cen
sral Golf, the Republican claimant, who
wes honestly elected,
The returns show beyond all question
that General GOT was elected Governor.
He has in his possession the certificate OF
the vote OF every county In the State,
signed by the county clerk, He has gone
as far as he can peacefully and lawfully
by taking the oath and making a formal
demand upon Governor Wilson for pos
session OF the office. This demand has
been refused upon the ground that, as
the Legislature has not declared him
elected, Wilson hasthe right TO hold over
until his successors qualified. General
Colts petition for mandamus has been
denied by the Supreme Court, that Dem.
ocratic body deciding that there is q
vacancy, under the Constitution, and
that Wilson ia authorized to hold over
until the Legislature shall determine the
matter by settling the contest.
This decision practically makes Wilson
master Of the situation as long as he
may haye the Nudsclty to assert himself.
A more outrageous act OF partisan
audacity, meanness, and downright dis
honesty has never before been commit
ted in any State OF the Union, BY the
Joint conspiracy OF Federal ofIiceholders,
State officials, and the Democratic major.
ity in the Legislature the gallant Repub.
liCans Of that State have lost three Con.
gressmen and Governor whose election
was shown by the returns, and the
political status is one OF anarchy, since
il is within Wilson'S power to bar out
any Republican Governor In the future
with the aid OF the Legislature. How
long the Republicans will stand such
oppression romans 10 be seen. Patience
may yet give way and bloodshed follow,
Meanwhile it is gratifying to observe
that one Of the first victims Of the Fed
eral guillotine Is the West Virginia Dis.
trict Attorney, who has been in com
plete sympathy with the conspiratorl
and one OF the chief offenders. 1t Is tC
be hoped the AK will not stop with him
Every Bourbon Federal olIiCeholder II
the State ought to BIO made to go, ant
not stop on the order Of bis going. The
Republicans have been swindled out oil
their Congressman and their Governor
Let them 1T least DO rid OF the presence
OF every Democrat holding Nationa
office in that State, where the charge
does not involve direct or fragrant viola
ton OF the civil service regulations.
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THB WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS.


AZ tho Ninth international Medical Congress,
Dr. A, 4, 4. TObOldt, Of tho University 0l Penn.
Hylvanla, read paper stating That out o. Unity
caieS treated with tho genuine Imported Cars
ind gbfUdnl Salt, Powder form, for chronic c0n
Sllpati6R, hyp0chondfl4l disease Of tho liver Ane
Eldntyt, iGundlCO, AdlBOSlsi diabetes, ut0pN
from yaiVtlAf heart disease, dyspentiat Catarrhal
Inflammation Of The stomach, Ulcer Of tho st0r
Nm OT 6b,ref, children With hiAfasnus RUn
fhClmAlilm " Tho jplBie gravel, gtc,, twenty
al WOfO Cnllfbly cured three tinDh lmptOyeui
sbd orc iiot treated long GhOush. Average ilm6
81 treatment, four WeOtL
excellent Apcrithi, L1fdilf gnd Dihrnlc
tiOiFi ne compilation, phrgia Mb blood, " U gaslly
aOlublk pleasant 10 take and permanent ~ &C.
lion, Tho gVnulpe product u tho Carlsbad
Shflngs II exported IN ROUND bottles. Each bot
ia cdiieG 10 liKht blue paper cartoon, and has
iSe aIrnaiiife dEllneF a MpndglsOn Coz" sole
sFenlG, d barclay alfcpl, New YORK. 90 every
bottle, one bottle mailed Tot one pollgi. Dt'
fNHFN'F - ''T' iOlNTfhAAW
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There is only ono way TO cure Deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by an intlamed condi-
ton Of the muCus lining Of the Eustach,
ian Tube, When thistube gets inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when II 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 hut IN lnhamed condi-
ton OF the mucus surfaces,
We willgive 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,
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, Zoe, D&w
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Wanted.

WANTED ENERGETIC MEN
w outside Of large cities, 10 travel and take
charge Of q gang Of IAlCImGn, Liberal salary
stamp H EiSIsS az, X, II, KSiFFiS, NafSSy@lh,
Paterson, Nj, mtli
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@, II, Klunder, Of No. 0OJ broadway
New York, ID one Of tho begtsknoYil
IlDtiBls In America. Florists, Ike Other
persons, are subject TO the Ills Of litgi
notwithstanding the fragrance sutrounl'
Inc their calling but, like other persons,
they can DO cured Of their Ills Mi
KlUndOr writes;
/ cordially recommend AtlcocK'S PoR'
uus PLAsrEis. | have found them, after
10 years constant Use, wonderful y eill'
ChCluus Ia coughs, colds, palms inside,
back and chest, As Ghost protectors and
shields against changes in the weather
they aru Invaluable. Ny hOthouee men
usoR great many, and and family are
never without this nevor'iAillhg external
remedy,
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JOHN DAVIS wAsHBuRN,
To occupy tlle swI.. sIlssIon.
UQIro, Egynt


John Davis Washburn was born in
Boston in 1888. He was graduated from
Harvard College in 1852, and from the
Harvard law school in 1856. Mr.. Wash
burn Is in the Insurance business. He
served in the Legislature four years
from 1870, and was a Senator in 1854,
when failing health obliged him to seek
recreation In Europe, He has been
Counsellor and Secretary Of the Ameri-
can Antiquarian Society and is now u
Counsellor OF the Massachusetts, His
torical Society. The distinguished gem
tleman is an original member Of the
American Historical Association, and a
corresponding member OF tho Georgia
Historical Society. He Is also member
OF the Board Of Trustees OF Clark Uni
yersity, Is Vice.P President OF the Worces-
ter Club, President Of the Merchants
and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company and Treasurer OF the WASH
burn Memorial Hospital. No man in
Worcester, the cityof his residence, 10
equally distinguished locally for public
,Dirit.
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Genernl Uotr 10 INC ILIght.

IN Riscontest, which turns on whether
the majority shall DO defrauded Of their
rights, he Is entitled not only 10 tho
sympathy Of his own party, but to that
OF every Democrat who believes In q
free ballot aud fair count, The State
continues to suffer from tho agitation,
but General Col Is clearly In tho right
and ho should not abate bis efforts to
procure an equitable adjustment OF a
dispute for which he was originally In
IN wise reHDDnNlblR.
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TO tho topmost pinnacle Of success, liostcttcf'S
stomach BittOrS stands shining proof Of what
genuine merit, backed by tho living force Of
proven facts, can attain The North and South
American continents, Europe, Australia, tho
WCs. indies, Guatemala and Mexico have all
Contributed wide patronage and testimony Of
tho most favorable klnd-but unG0liplIOd-to
swell the reputation Of this sterling remedy
Among tho tiRladiCl for which the most con.
VInclnE public aud professional testimony
moves that Il Il benign curative, arc chilli and
lever bilious rCinlttCht dumb Rgln and Aguc
cake, dyspOpsla, liver complaint, netypusn0a!l,
tniiTGiCs the ifihFmltlVs Of nRC, hastonh COnVAl'
cSrOiiC0, has 4 tendency i0 prevent lll Conse-
0iOnCCs from exposure and rIhnllHllOl Fer
sons Of IOdCnIAfy habits aud lAbOrlOuh oCClipa'
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, Az
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good fol
sixty days, Now is your chance to ex'
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South, No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate, All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil @. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. g, Ed
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati
Ohio.
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The Shape that COnfrOnti Us,

Huntington dlarlA,
at Is a grand party" says Mr., Cleye-
land in bis farewell address, referring 10
the Democracy which he SO ably led
into the ditch last fall. ut is a grand
party, and was never in better shape
than at present." Which reminds us;
In the erudite "TrRnslations Of the
Hihite Inscriptions of the late DR.,
Miller, 1t Is related that some years be-
fore the Flood an enterprising youth
confronted the condition Of revolving
buzz.saw with the theory that he could
stop 1t with his teeth.
"He Is fine boy,' said his father mex
day, "and never knew more than he doe
at present, But l have decided not Il
enter him as q competitor at the mex
Beauty showl"
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are the months in which To purify the
blood, as the system Is now most sus-
ceptible TO beneiitirom medicine. Hence
now is the time to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, a medicine peculiarly adapted for
the purpose, possessing peculiar curative
powers. 1t expels every impurity from
the blood, and also gives 1t vitality aud
richness. 1t creates an appetite, tones
the digestion, invigorates the liver, and
gives new life and energy to every func.
ton Of the body. The testimony OF
thousands, rs to the great benefit derived
from Hoods sarsaparilla, should con-
vince everybody that 1t is peculiarly the
best blood purillefand spring medicine.
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People who think they know are salts
fled that MonteIcole, who married Miss
Virginia Knox, is Il real count. II this
DO true what is all this stir about? Why
does his wife complain that he beat her
blaCk.and.blue2
The curly impression conveyed was
that the wife and the family would put
up with 1t all il they could DO convinced
that Montercolo had a real title and a
real castle anywhere out OF SPUN.
Plenty ofAmcrican girls would esteem
it mark Of distinction to have an eye
blackcd by fellow with "real rightly"
tiilo
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ChicGgo inter Ocean, tReD.)
it Is proceeding which, at least, sac.
rifccs political equity to party techni-
even less creditablo motives than this
The court was asked to de-
eide whether tho malieasance OF State
Legislature, on emitting IN administra.
tive act, could invalidate the title Of Golf
TO mn office TO which the first face OF the
returns gave him title. And 1t decided
that it could. 1t Is as II Il had decided
that the confessed refusal Of person
who held a deed in escrow to deliver
such deed could debar the person In
cising proprietary rights, 1t is a very
remarkable decision, It's for.
tunate that wO live in peaceful times;
there have been periods in which tho
chaotic condition Of West Virginia would
have avoked armed strife.
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TIE behavior OF Democratic White
Caps, in the Fourth Alabama district,
reported to-day, is holder but no worse
than the behavior OF their fellow parti-
sans in West Virginia In Alabama
they threaten the life Of Republican il
he continues to take testimony in a con-
test for a seat. Iu West Virginia they
steal his seat.
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GEORGE SIBERIAN BAT HELLRR,
or New York, Second Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury,


George Sherman Batcheller was born
at Batchelleryille, Saratoga county,
New York, on July 25, 1886, His faith
err, Sherman Batcheller, was a nephew
OF Roger Sherman, one Of the sIgners Of
the Declaration OF Independence, Mr..
BatCheIler was graduated at Harvard in
1856, receiving the degree OF Ii, d.,
from the law school OF that institution,
He was admitted to the bar in 1858, and
in 1850 he represented the Second Dis
trict OF Saratoga county In the Assem-
bly,, In 1869 he entered the army rs
Major, He afterwards became Lieuten-
ant Colonel, He was taken prisoner at
Harper's Ferry in 1862, In 1868 he was
exchanged, and then served with the
Tenth Army Corps, In the spring Of
1868 he was appointed Deputy Provost
Marshal General Of the Department OF
the South, holding the position until he
was appointed Inspector General Of New
York, In which capacity he recognized
the National Guard after the war. He
also had charge Of the northern frontier
during the Fenian raids. In 1868 he was
a Grant elector. He was a member oil
the New York Assembly in 1873, 1874
and 1886. In 1875 he was appointed
Judge OF the International Tribunal at
Cairo, Egypt,
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no NOT SUFFER- ANY LONGER.

Knowing that cough can be checked
In a day, and the aTst stages OF con-
sumption broken in a week, We hereby
guarantee DR., Ackcr's English Remedy
FOR Consumption, and will refund the
money to all who buy, take 1t rs per d.
rections, and do not find our statement
correct. @. X. Goethe, Il. d. Burt @,
Menkemeller, Logan & Co. D4w-8
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uowDooroRs ooNoUERDlATn.

Doctor Walter K. Hammond says:
cater long experience have come to
the conclusion that two.thirds Of all
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and con.
sumption, might be avoided II DR., Ack'
er's English Remedy for consumption
were only carefully used in time" This
wonderful Remedy Is sold under a posi-.
tive guarantee by @. Il. Goethe, K. B.
Burt, Q. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. 9
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The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton, or money refunded, Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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GENERAL BENJAMrS BUTLER is not to
have fun with Bismarck. That's a pity
ior one country produces but one Ben
Butler in a life time, and the sands OF
this Benjamin Buffers life are nearly
run out,
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COMMENTS Of newspapers Of the coun'
try on what is going on in this State are
very interesting, Much space is given
up to them in to.day's lNTELLIdEScER'
II will do the Democratic ConSpiratols
good to see themselves as others see
than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-16

'The dancing dervishes Of 1Iourbonism
arc holding high revel In West Virginia
over the decision Of the Supreme Court,
thot temporarily brushes aside General
tjotl,s claim for tho GubOrnatorial seat.
The general Interpretation Of this biased
decision iS political trickcry made
.t,nhVO
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IT is encouraging to know that Gen
eral Golf and tho President talked it
over yesterday. The better the preSi'
dent understands the situation in West
Virginia the more rapidly he will move
all along the line.
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TIE threatened cold wave must have
melted before it got here, Instead OF q
cold wave the welcome crOcus is peeping
up out OF its winter bed, Also present
ly the sap will DO started in the book
beer keg.
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If we haven't ships Of war we have
some men ready to man them when we
Get them; and that is something In
these days OF steam it is not necessary
for every fighting man on ship to be a
sailor.
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The windy wilson's Satisfying Themselves.


In the complication which has arisen
in West Virginia relating TO the Cover
norship OF that State, the right in the
Case seems ut this distance 70 be with
the Republicans. General GoG, their
candidate for Governor, has majority
oftlle votes US certified in the returns.
The Democrats say II Is fraudulent. Sup
poso il is, that fact is to DO ascertainsd by
investigation, not assumed. The Demo:
Crats, and very properly as 1t has seemed
to us, insist that their members OF Con-
gruss whose seats are contested shall take
their seats on prima faclc cases. Why
shOuld.not the same rule apply 10 the
GoyernorshiD?
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Great statesmen: Suppose the anti.
treating bill should be made to include
iCe.cream, then what would you do2"
Pretty Girl: "I'd sell my young man
kisses at ten cents piece and buy my
own ira.nream
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Has Samoa any rights in this Samoan
AFFAIR." Thus lar the discussion has been
confined to the rights Of the United
States and Germany.
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The philosophers wife: "Lionel,
which do you consider OF the most i'm.
portanCe Of the final questions Of life,
the have been or the might have
been2" The philosopher (sadly): "rhe
Coll him.
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MEN.

Thursday morning, March n,
1850, at AGO o'clock, CHRISTINA BACHNAN,
aged 10 years and months.
Funeral from the residence Of her mother, Mrs,
Martin NCIder 1900 McColloch street, on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of
the family arc invited to attend, Interment
atAt, Calvary Cemetery,
DEcCAFFERY---At Pittsburgh, Pa, on Thursday
wife Of the late Terence McCaGCry, In the
10th year OF her age,
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Grand Opera House,
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court of ohio County, West
Virginia;
John ]. Jones, administrator of James IL. BobIn,
son, deceased,
W.
Mary v. Robinson, Henry Leo Robinson, Emma
l.. Carpenter, The Exchange hank Of Wheel.
Ing, Alexander Frcw and Louis lCrtscly,
partners H. FFcW 4 BcrlSChy, Isabella silan.
son, Geo. n. Shook, Geo. NCntsCh and A, l..
Wilkle, partners US Geo. N. slOOR & Co, Dr,
George Baird, Tho franklin lnsunnC0 Com
pany OF Wheeling, JnO W. Mitchell, ], En-,
sheImGr, Jr., W. W. AnCtt, Gilbert \, Rose
and John s, llnmllton, partners ns Rose 4
Hamilton, W, Alice Bufpcc, deing business ~
W, Alice BuFpee 4 Co, David LnndTelh, doing
business rs David Landreth Il Sons.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of a de-
cree entered In the above entitled cause on the
10th day Of February, 1884, will on saturday,
tho Gsh day o. April, Ivy, a. WS Ollie, No. i9l
proceed 10 Ascertaln and report
/. What debts were owing by the Aaid James
II. Robinson, the amounts thereof, TO whom
owing. and the prlOrllles thereof, II any,
.; What, real estate OF which hp died seized
and It's value.
5. What Hens, II any, there are upon said real
estate, their prlorltles aud amounts and to
whom owing.
I. Who are the heirs at law, aud widow Of Mid
James II. Robinson aud what IL her Interest In
gross Ia said real estate.
3, Any other matters required by any Of The
parties, or deemed pertinent by the commits
Given under my hand this 22l day Of Eebru,
AIRY, lssg. GEO. H. BOYD,
A. ]. CLARKE, Commi@lOner
Sol. for Complainant. ic2Ss
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ASSISTANT CLApRsoS will deal ont the
postotEices to eager patriots. l'ilo insur'
ance won't do that man any good
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The newspapers Of the Southwest
claBsiCally call the inhabitants Of Ph@-
nix, Ari., "PhUniCians." y Is melan-
Choiy 10 reflect that they live such q
abort time to enjoy the distinction.
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Real Estate,
FOR RENT.

AMoSTli.
No. 1917 Market street, 81
No. 1900 Jacob street. OOns.,,......,,........ ~
No. 2t6 Main street, iroOlns"""".....,...",. y 90
No. 2605 Alley i, 4 FOOnlB...,"..,...".,.,,.. "
No. 1910 Main street, SalOon....,............. - 10
No. 9602 Main street, 3 rOOniB..,,.,.r,,..,... "
No. 2G0i Main street, 3 rOGmS..........,..... 20
No, 2lIB Alley A, rooms On
No. 2liB Alley A, 2rOOnls.,.... ,.....,..,.,n. 20
No. 1907 Woods street, rooms and nttlC.... "
No. 100 Twelfth street, rooms and Kitchen 3 N
No. rear 2ll2 Water street. . rooms. ........ 20
No. rear 2ll2 Water street. rooms ....,..., "
No. 1910 Market At, EtorG.T0On and dwelling 20 On
No. 1912 Market At, 6tOrcrOon aud dwelling ~ 10
No. 22i7 Market street, Hall, 81 llOOr.,,... "
No, 2l02 Main st., store room aud dwelling. % W
No. 100 Woods IT,, StOr0'rOOm and dwelling.
No, $50 Main st., saloon or boarding house
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Ex.GoyEnSoR WILSON is getting him
self into history through the back door
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ats bitter cold, said a husband, with
a SILVER, "why don't you button up
your iur.lined circularW ''BeCause I
want Il to fly OPEN" replied tho lady
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PURE MAPLE SYRUP!
The First Of the Season.

Just received Pure Maple Syrup, fresh from
the camp. Try II,
PurG Mountain BuCkwhClt.
Fine Florida Oranges,
New York Cream Cheese
Fresh Roasted CoiIeCs and Pure Teas.
Sole Agents for the only genuine Gold Dust
Flour.
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DressGoods.

The majority Of our magnificent lines Of Dress
Goods have now arrived and comprise the largest
aud most perfect collection Of Novelties ever ex,
hIbIted In the city,
From among the various weayes representing
the prevailing Spring and Summer Fashion we
draw attention to a magnificent assortment Of
Rich BOrdered Dress Goods. In Stripes, Broche
aud Persian effects,
Striped Fantasia, with plain to CombInei Mo.
hair Glace, Mohalr and slCIlIennO BrillIantInes
In Plain, Checks and Stripes; Fine HenrIettaS,
French Challles, and the finest line Of Comblna'
ton suItlngs ever shown In the city,
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DoS'T say a word-they are filling our
magazine with campaign explosives.
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TuE London Times won't have much
fun on st, Patrick's Day.