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NOTHING/LT/AM IN THE PAPER
• TO-DAY.,
•
Nithing 'at.4ll in the paper to-dav
' Only .murder soraewhe , e or:other
• *holies put Mg' child away,‘ • "
at being wife as welt as mother: •
Or drunken hurbaad,beating a wife ' i
With the nelahhoralying awake to listen;
Scarce aware he has taken a. life
Till in at , Inc window the dawn raze glisten
' ..' But that le all iii the regular way- *
'# • There's nothing at all in the_paper to:day._
Nothlng at all the parer to-day! •
To be sure there's s, *onion died of starva •
Voni
iten '
s •
s
• ena
hwvery-prosrernaChrostiman y n mayr., .
i Or two yroung.g lls;tritu some inward grief.
Baddened..aveyduoged in the inky waters,
• 'Or a father has learnea that his non's a thief
,. lir a mother becp .robbed of one of her
.daughter-. : •'
Vings that oecurin the regul way-: •
...There'secrildrigat"ad in the paper to day.-
There 4 nothing at all in the paper t!-6 1 '. , r,
Unless you care about things in the 40
HOW great rico, rogues for their , c Heal )
• was.'
(Though all gentility cries ode coity
Like the ineanest *hop buy that robs a VII -
There's eme o.d ay ii rntdt forgetting.
The 'lad only t•horrowed”. ar suctrlsua *LI
. To pay some money he' lord m betting.
But there". nothing in t l‘P„thstr'S =L. of the
There's nothing at all I. the PAPer,Wil4-
, • •
Nothing at thelPsir to day
• But the births aurtonoirtiPtClee deans and
. • But lite"severtsill the - eld survey,
Sirtupsetgingiand Vice la carriages;
And kindly nrartainidererminegownsi
And ‘,lOOl breasts ' tinder hooden gray: -
For FOOdnalt befooos ritis only to clowns.
An,j.verl others than lords: does sin pear
But wliat do • I reat "dinWned !'wreeked!"
• Leay
Tnerelraenothing at 411 in the piper .to -day?
• -.From I.oudhu run
. .
-
PiIE)TARRTs,
revelling in fresh tons
toes
F,nglands poet„laureate is traveling
in Switzerland. , ' " •
- 7 Monsieur ,, . Rouhei is to he made
Viperoy. of Algeria.
- z--'lle•late Nationoi,l";lielligeneer died'
attne of 69 - years, . • . ,
The Prince =ofWales won $25,600
cleat On the 'lateljerby.
—Texans are luxtuiating.in a‘full crop
_ tite;blaCkberry:
- - 1,009 'Roman Catnolics
• • Massachusetts.
-from the United King.
„dew; no* seventY;p3reet dais out,/
—New York is receiving consignments
= of ripe pOtches frobiliagusta; Iga.; •
• -PillY.4lree.W.Orain •igsee,:ivitla their
presence, , the Vermont penitentiary.
-There bin American aCho4at
r,attended,by.sixteen_young Abiskans.
• '- , -Twalarge co.ciperativelaundries are
•
about' to'be eerabliehed in Troy N. Y.
—Free bithing rooms for ... women and
;children have bgert opened in Philadelphia.
, •
-Fa-President Andre* Johnson does
not believe in President Grant—he 'Says
•
—On July 'AU:, severzu `leilable gen
.
tlewn" state, the world .feepoinin; to tat
i.l ~
/ . $7,000 is the T.....11e 0 f tke nu:davo_
roii to benelolent George Yea.
by Co^-.ff.—
__ • •-- 'a
bock*. has finally abAn
.—Madarne 'LaGrange .
._
• ' lyric stage And 15 living Ijl
dOrled the _
re
tirement/- in Paris. ; , ;
kleptontainac
w
Prince as EL
••;.„—A._,Rastian • i led hi m to 'Sibe
in,i i l l s bp ar ilia just est
n that account .
o • - of the
- ; L 42,000,000 Werth of the stoc.s.
Delaware
_
• , prOposed.brid e over the
. at
,Phlladelphis, tias
already-been snrscribed.
oently - to see Miss
• , t m r , coltax went r 4 . _ .„ e .
idtt. Lewis, the .- Grace Duilin
li g
eort
heroicziw
- • ' d thanked ,her, for
,de.. .7eds.Young
ladies should
t tli f6o a_ r t
• West Point eade.ts receiv e
a m
every button they give awny-, f rom
r
t ' their .4-D un etr if o ° i nn t i's e. sai . dto pe wertb•_
e, almost y,na.e
.''
mind , iiii W m . B. Astor. T ll \ „ni e t n , i e
d at $76 000,000, and the , air
, -value ) , , i• \
at 100 'OOO,OOO. .
• ) ' present, condition of the pe:ach,
it win be 134 large that' Ii ,`can ' - ;":1.---Thilliepelaware':lea-d9.-itB °llrniLeorst to
e fear all
gotten to mar ket
• (----- • ..--it Is said thnt 200 T-gPi'lite3,°.i.s....t.avAq
1 • ,
ed the : t e mper i nee , pleng • IL* --r4
''' - sign ed ' to kn ow how nsnypf F
, be more in teresting •.• • 7 .
;a l * 00,1).,IteeP if.. ' . 1 ,-
eat . , 6 0% 0p
w 'l4 cost i kr tdwin 'arrfa' He
• • te,
t o get deartf dt"id from laaw i o;
beforebegl, o f Andiendi Era*
.- ii 03 da y s i ;..
- . 1 ' PaseT
in
Ibis
ibl
tli street
/3" . at: fello w Insul ted aka, - I
on . , th e
ois4o' the Other. dSy; Aug
• • in B an • Frail • ' a rock
;girl didn't faint,.but she picke d!if) . . .
• ''
'
sad hittlin'Oveithehend with it* . ,
_,.,
• .' , * ' , .. drew/ 4 0 6 8014 . l a t e Alaerman.'
—432 / ` toblograPhim' Mos t
etc., is' abollt tO 1111
__ __, to
labour`
l e ' slreed' y'ltinli all they wa n ' i l i .
. \ \ jig* ' Ofticials•llipi; and doings._ r,
-,. ' tho el" , • ilver are
' •`: The 1 bilil:kB of tile Croton ,
tired witlill
e , Owl ascumof Sketr9letP
/03,A of theuttle river
le s on the sur f ace
~
, _ ; - • anti ,•,. ty 6,' fso unich i linvertance
' ' - - City H • • -• • ,
' piliew Yorll-C - ',a nevi r p4r ! hi ,
/ , Mies Kate'-'l3Eiteinan , TOW
-..., - •eit...... er _ w ritten . by ,
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' ca lled "Diary !IT 7 Ced a decided-snc•:';
1 / • -goi - prorioun .. - a ----
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' ' th e. , immen se ; ~ • ' a i yo 1
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: l' • 'Xiii 14* *-8 wond erful -. •.‘
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1 - 1 ,,,1y n i s tiee, f v,aa evert in nw ,
-1 i- - ;/74 11 4 41, - ••••*•'o9` - .„,l„A.Alemeat of his
f l ''' - - *-
E - 'An' , Usti ifiara'and , s - 7 1 ,--- i maiivr i tato. - „ ,
-a,gl.4i. litbktiontol_ pp ''' ' '' Abe visit
Fil - :-,. cre. , i__,; ,, , , ,,4 ÷ 4,,i , „„ ,;,..r **Lan , '"
,c, y:,-"73,-.
t
perted dead, that the/Public has lost all
confidence in hi/ .
m
—lt is said the
._the.ladies who milk
lessly submitted!to the golden hair. dyeing
promise,' now heartily resret that they
eVer attempted to be , tbelutifulblondeS."
Bildnese beginit to tii,eatenthein-' keo,
hilt few instances, 'will)* of th e " facial
miticleshas resitited- '— ' ', .
, —Very heato" doses of a very weak
compound o ivituperation and denunda
-tion are , Bong -flung at -Thchard- I Grant
White. because he has not evinced much
r4mpeot , lur the mum of commonplace
i ti onnarians and superficial, philologists
e t thliandeeme forinei Perii -1-
-The company of the . Pit..
Theatre, in 'New Yorkas to 4
lous combination of-talent,.
• Chimfrau,• from BelWints
ton; Miss Fannie Daver; the
Arch in. Philadelphia; Mrs. ~.:... Sid
dons, known to every, one; Mrs. Jen
nings, better known as . Madeline Hen
rigtes, and a host of others, not one , of
WhOM,IS inferior.' ' - :
—On the occasion of the recent riots in
Paris', Baron. Alphonse de Rothschild was
so unfortunate as to makehiS'appearance
in the street, when the gents d'armes were
busy. making their arrebti, and; 'as they!
are not respecterSiorpeisons; the persona.„
ACAtIon of wealihiwent Co gaol with the
/eat of them, and was confitted for tit:ee
hours before he could prove \hisldentity.
Severalother s imila r c a ses are reported as
_
having taken place the , same night.
-The Czar, hearing - that Gen. Grant
has become President and that he would
like to have peace, has , sent him one, a
handsome piece of artillery. embossed
With the - names of all the President'S vic-:
tortes ti6e
in,,,tie late
. rebellion.:;abouts
„
suth a.present ,would 'seem to ; ba rather
a warlike one, -:- but we must' remember
that in EtuPl) When a country is most
' husilr . euteaged in. preparm,g , for. war , its
ruler invariably assures the world that nb
. ,
idea, separated froni theprofounciest con
dition of:peace, occuplei hie' mind.,
•
-A Spanish rumor states that the ex- ,
Queen linhella'S son and heir,thiPrinee,
of lAsttuiss, is about to contract einarria' ge
with the Princess Beatrice; Of„ingland,
'a faet which pleasei the"-ex•giteen'sa
much that she will resign- her. claims on
the throne in favor of the young couple,
and that England will then , restoreGib
ralte.r to Spain on cOndidon 'that that
nation acknowledge the i \ otmg bride and
groom as their rightful sovereigns. This
is a very pretty little story, worthy of the
land of the Bseurial and Alhambra, the
cradles of romance. • ,
. —The Japanese who are beginning to
- find their way in large numbers to our
Western coast, are said to be the besftn
structed immigrants coming tothis coon,
try. Ihey are not 'merely ,this but they
bring new industries 'with them into the
country.. One conipany of these stran
ears has bought tax hundred sizes of land,
known as the Adze Ranch, in California;
there they
_propose to cultivate the tea.
plant and the silk worm ,of their native
land, which feeds' upon ciatleaves and
produces a beautiful grey silk. Besides
these' • thei will' cultivate the bamboo
esculenta WitiQ:li : ovibi to".be a welcome
: addition to our list of vegetables, as they
are said to 'have a' taste something be.
- tween those orthe' artichoke and asp-a::
• ,
Dna? liluTEs.—r = The gchool Committee ,
of Boston has deciAo to open next Sep
tember, in that ci r day school for deaf
Mutes, end has gi ', . °lice*? applicants
for adrois'sion to .d in their papers.
Children from four years of age and up.
"wards, not regarding'the limits :of fifteen
years, can be admitted.. The privllegeef of
the school will alio be allowed to children
in 0.3 neighboring cities andlawns ,upon
the payment of the simple cost of,tuition,
which, it is estimated, will amount: to_
$lO4 pet annum tbr each pupil: In case
of - tl,Mpecuniarir inability - of the parent
or. guardian, the .tuition • money 'will be
'paid by the State, upon , the proper repre
;sentatlon - of titik facts. This plan apears
to be a jndicionscine, since it furnishes
instruction, to deaf mutes who either
minuet be admittedinto the regular insti
tutions for this pleas, on,aceßw4,9f want
of accommodations, or mhose,psrents, 'de
sire to, retain the'mtattoine ' ''
•Thu Baltimore Ban. Wiikirhat„author
ity we, know not r pablishes thefollowing
concerning the- political- 'contest in Ten
nessee: The Administration having been
forced to take sides'in the peliticalcon,test
now going on in 'Tennessee, hes deniared
in favor of Stokes for Governoraa against
Benter. • 'Stoke EP his made: strong' appeal
td have •hive the Federal pStionlige tile State
thrown in'hierfavor. The' President has
repcinded fever:lVY. Federal office
boldenvin:Tenneesee,will,,laLezincted to
;aid Stokes,. or 4affer , !the 001/Pqauellgke.. ,
,Senator:Brownlow's course in opposing
Ger. Grant in the Senate, .atut,inl taking'
,sideavith Seater, has neutralized what
, ever influence he had with the ,Admitti&
lastion... Hereafter Stokeswill be regalided
bytbe President eh the leader"of the party
Tettnessee.‘“, •
c) Jilr so
,f*TarßeV.'BoivintidAill Used to ride to
And jii*cliNtratt orriagq. , This gave
t 00 10. 04 lle (IC *ietabeTe' lent i l
Who mi n io tar as td bawl lmAnieng the
u°t l 4 4 F4 7,011n6t1,40`,A94P-rafera, of
Ws *in ; jot „el VI ' 111)5 ' .
444 tte abe
carribgeo mat ~enutentvllike
his
friivinelditateNuer de dpon an aist°ll64
was not until Mo: tgiu harem& the paper,
.attdiolierveirthediansatteikbttedfedi *hat;
be noticed its itep tt t.7 ld e e s t, ja: 7 ;avie
116Wii lie *id: • "It he trite;' , Atiarent',t
'rib tiling earrfage;VOC.l,o;:inthof of
this.notice yv_ill*lPPe#4l,he door at the
i 'Lenti 6l o lo 4, - of,,thif, Betiteer3; Upled` ,
end
; 1 )0 1 4 15
' .1/1* ' my, buit ,rtde . him
Abv*"s 4 t. • •
it;
gipOtt to close observers . theangtand"
i ts watching with great,intereet
mate in;enforcing the aftwe..agaiot Cul
~bnowhatting, as they .do,inich an hepor.
", tact! beating 'Upon' lier course Arrnot
MENIEM
Ttfe•Getytiatirg Monument
LcorrescOndent of the N Y. -Times ..---------
: -------_
.
writesikom Gettysburg. of the S oldiers''
21 11 — . 8" BELLY,
National Normand: 7 ,
and WI ego ne te=s in
~
The monument now' approscaing_com- L a mps, A n t a l% c h ow s ,
pietion and to be dedicated on the Ist of - ..
July, is the mostlMPOPlng ' memento of AND L AMP , • GOODS. i - r - ''
.
the civil ware ywhere in the , country, - , ....-. \-.
and will not, finished at a Con of less kalo, os,triosr, , Om LuniticantinorLs,
than $50,90421,,,a1th0ugh the. original esti- •
Braili2. deo.
mate-vastutV4ooo. It lifrom designs
- .....
by J. G- Batterson, of Hartford, Conn., I ,o '
Street.
147 Wood
who also furnished the clay models of the
.. 4- `
statuary, which were worked out in mar- , ,seso B e tween and eta meant,.
art
bleat Rome, by Rudolph Rogers. The •--.'"•-!'
Feperstrticture is sixty-feet high,-cmaist• -
g of a massive pedestal, twenty-five
el square at the base, and' the die and
jcap, crowned with a three-quarteiglobe,
lon which stands' a colossal statue of the
Geriius,of Liberty, bolding in her right
hand tbe victor's wreath of laurel, and
1 Clasping with the - left a sheathed sword.
r Projecting from the angles of the pedes
tal are four buttresses, supporting the,
same number of allegorical statues,
rep
resenting War, History, Peace • and Plen
ty. War is personifiedty an. American
soldier, who, resting from the conflict, -
relates to History the story of the battle '
the inonument commemorates, while
History, with stylus and tablet, is . chiseled
as -recording the achievements ,of the
field: Peace, is symbolized by a statue.of
a cog-wheel, hammer and chisel, , while
Plenty is . represented by &female figure .
with a sheaf of wheat and fruits, as emble
'Matic of 'peace and abundance . as the sol
odier's troth:king triumph. The huttresses
on which these statues—which ,arti all
' colossai-are seated; have the tild'et orna
mented With ths-feliefS in miliOn, with
the idea embodied- in the statue. The
upper die and capoflthe Monument are
circular, and on , the die is "a ,circlet of
bronze stars, , ' made, tip of one , for each
State having na inn the cemetery. - , The
cornice and plinth above the mairodie of
the pedestal are octagonal .and heavily
moulded, and on the plinth rests an 'octa
gonal moulded base, bearing upon its face
the national arms. in high relief.' The
panel of the ni4a.4ie, on the west side,
between tire statues„ has engraved an it:
-thrrivehuno,
' July 1,,.2,•8,
. ' '1863: '' ' ' -
•
Willie the corresponding panel on the
opposite side liae...the following from Lin
coln's dedicaterytAddress: "It is fonts,
the livingyrather to be dedicated here to
the UnfinateZiork, that. they have thits
far so.nobiy carried on.,' ..It, As rather for
us to be here dedicated to the : great task
remaiiing%.before 4154-that 'from these
honored dead we take increased devotion'
to thmuse which-they here gave the last ,
full measure of devotion—that we here
highly reaolie that the dead shall not have
died in vain; that the nation shall, under
God, have anew-birth .of freedom,, and
that the Government of the• people, by
the people, and for the people, shall not
perish from the ehrth.' --Lincoln, Nov.'
19, 1863.
The monument itself_ is executed in
granite and the live statues in marble, so
that when completed it willhavethe same
general,effect as the cemetery - in. which it
stands. Rut it is not yet finished, nor
will it be by. Thoreau, next, for Peace
and. Plenty have not yet arrived' from
Italy, and of the materials 'now on the
ground only the pedestal with the but - -
tresses and the statues of War.and Histo
ry have beets put In 'place:, ir. Wills,
hovreler; is' sanguine ' that, except
the two non-arrived. statues, all will be
finished in time for the. final ceremonies,
and as he is giving his personal attention
to the work, there is .reason ,tobelieve
that he will not be. disappointed. It is
impossible, of course, fo indulge in any
minute criticism of the monument , in its
present unfinished state, but it can be
said that in thh'expression of eager -reel
'ial thrown into the faCe of War, and in
the'absorbed listening aspect and attitude
Of History, the sculptor has commendably
walked out the Idea of the - designer._ s,t
is lamentable, howevei,, that` the marble
of both these statues has been badly did
'tined dtaing:the passage across the
ocean, in consequence of gross careless-,
ness of package . and stowage-, .and, un
sightlY as they now appear, it is feared
that some of the:, stains can never - be
wholly eradicated:. - '
I
Accounts_of. a new plan for building
war vessels - are given in ,the. German pa
pers. Otto Vogel proposes to construct a
submarine stetunaldp, and the Berlin
Bor.sanztitung *sees that -the Prussian
admiralty has. approved of the plarfs sub
mitted for inspection. The vessel, COTF ,
ered with strong plating, -is entirely be.
low the surface of the sea, with the excep
tion of the deck, which is surmounted by
a vaulted iron roof of immense strength..
Beneath this_ covering heavy ..guns'
'placed,. .that whole greatly resem
hies a att-rate iron dad.' It,is said, how
ever, that beams all, the advantages of
such men-of war, the new ship may he
entireltsubmergeld, and in this position
is so cemPletely under command that it
can ontWeather. a storm; o,r. 'attack - an en
'etriy submarine ,cannon and. torpe-:
does. .3lr.,lleged, ia,pow engaged in con
structing a large model,twenty-fonf feet'
in length, which will•soon be finished.:
,
Tau Washirriton Reporter says: 'We
understand that, the firendstof 3uflerson
;colldge -are- abbut present a bill-in
eqiiitpbefore theiStipreme Court of this
State; and - *lll2 saie 2 ithat the "Hoard of
Trustees , of Witithitigteiri, - and Jefferson
College" 'be .reStrirtned front'"ierablink‘
College elsesei ,144 *codegepropr :
etts,frimSO4°Ll)tyg; They„
07 rPr er
sePcu; es, we are apormeo, , by:,; James
Y aPdiaeOrge3hiras, - Jr. ,, Baers.i c i f
the ;Pittsburgh bar; and- Boyd Orunirinei
.BaT, of the Washington :bar. ;- "
.; "01
A ItatinOtingie, Innis entAltl4,
goo& tkquakitify,ormitillik'in in Abe
ber9firt Abfi4 • Cl l / 15
14— -Y.terAsi,:mttfrtio!* i zr u draw
' O.
ente g t - the e eVnies 3ipiseart , the'
logs, It has been inund itgpossibinclii
intftidellii i .'Who hale ottlitty, ,
1dit0:0490,47013?,.44#3104 qn
01pr ~ • suer 4 0 1 0 u9t seen'.
,fa .11 - .lAuncitras, howvigi.
14"Entutymt:Um*tilie an;reaehing ttnlr ,
hives. ,I•Th
.1-ON SiturdaYvlast, : as. two lads, abotit
Awe) " y et oopkrep Whose names are not
ven; NeVe-playteg •bn Licking' CO*;
,eest Zdneirtele, , p'e t i.ste* die body, er
'boy floating 'dnivnli am, and, avilmnafg
:pot to they' bronghtit etkpre.-:Aa the.
`body Was still wariti, they-, made.use-.cif
VW poor tneonsi -and succeeded, 'Ain,
Wed,•turgifestingthetesoacitation of the
hrtr4iwbrx,inabl,tchnras of , itti'lhcittr. - Was
r a... it, !is, at-1
FMILE
IN
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a_ -,
A" Submarine ,Steatnahip
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Gas FIXTURES
- - CIO} TOPS:_
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-We are. now .prepared , to supply Tluners and
Petters. It Is perfect, simple, and as cheap as
the plain top, having the names*/ the various
Fruits stamped upon the cover, radiating frOm
the cehter.: and atandex or pointer stamped upon
the top of the can. _ , . •
It is Cleady,Distinctly and Penwentli
•• , , ,:-._ !,,, • LAME/JEM...•..
by mere* placing the ;lee of the fruit the
can coot: dug oppoSite the inter and sealing in
the au stomarymatater. o preserver of fruit or
good housekeeper will use my other aftermb2S once
seeing it. ._ • • • •
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'WATER, PIPES,
ORIAINEY.TOPIS.
A large assortment,
HENRY R. COLLINS,
.- . .
. . .
s➢l4:LS' ..4.voine,near smitiateid tst.
CARPETS,
OLIVER IitLINTOUti tol;
HATE ! MST RECEIVED A
_
st'ALECTION 0y,.1
* AMBITSISELS
TAP : ESTItitIIRUSSELS
SEE `.PLY
INGRAIN CARPETS.
TUE . LABGEST ASSORTMT Or
*HITE ` & : FANCY
, NINTIThcrS,
FOR SUMMER' WEAR, .
IN TUE (NTT.
STOCK FULL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
011YEtt IcCIANTOCK CO'S.
23 FIFTH• Avvouz
NEW CARPETS!
31.1.31ae l IOGO.
We are naw openiiir an auctilment unparsAleked
in ttas cin of FI.NY.ST
VELVETS BRUSSELS THEE-PINS,
•
The Very Newist Designs,
Of ow esviirresnt:impertatior. and selecledfrom
eastern manufacturtre.
•
MEDIUM AND LOW :PRICED
GOR Allo S,
VERT SUPERIOR
QUALITY AND.COtORS..
An gitra Quality of Bag Carpet
AVo art now selling many of tbe above at
OREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
11rUfiLNI BROS..
Jro. b 1 FIFTH 4 rE.TUE,
IVEW' CAUFIETS.
FINE CARPETS.
CHEAP CARPETS-'
OIL ,CLOTHS, '
Wr'INiDOW SHADES,
~aa 4 ~is7.~s.
BONITO) OSE
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OFFICtS, corms° . uoois .
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,„.:,,, ~,,.,‘. -FnAtibigoiwolmos.
q:e. 1 ocl .= • trWiod Birmi Matt r•
1!.1 .i Ata,W. 9x."*.8/liet WO axeiVitilW 1,4 1i i
,;rter)rffei AND 1 $1:0-1) • '
iii"itiiiiii pa. - 1.4414 12E61)03,
:- -. Cif evei f y dee. iieeico. I/ i
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DOOT tside — Plates , Bic;ns e andu
to a I
COLIINS -
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
BM Pans,
Linen and Pahn •L wf - Ft:ol4,
18111 PARASOLS, all the New Sly
*HITE GOODS,
SUMNER BOULEVARD SIURTS
New Puffe(VCollakS. _and. Cuffs,
Inrirper-and Linen; .
COBSETS,a Complete Stoek,
GENTS' 'SUMMER UNDERWEAR
WHITE AND STRIPED MUSLIN SHIRT .
COTTON HOSIERY
Defies Companion. .. •
LAVES,
• .11AiiiDEERCHIF4 8 .
MACRUM`a - GLYDE & CO,
78 & 80 Itarket Street.
IiACRI3IIIc CARLISLE'S
Dress Trimmings and Buttons. - 1• • ,
' Embroideries and Laces. • - • 1 :
Ilibbons and Flowers.
Bats and EiOninets. . . • , i • •
Glove fitting ;till French Corsets. 1 1
New Styles Bradley's Skirts. . li
Parsseds- , 111 the new styles. 1 -
Enn and Rain Umbrells.S...... -
I Hosiery-the beet English makes. - ' .
Agents for "Harris' Beamlese !Mts. , - •
Spring anikEturnmei rinderirear, -- ' .
Bole Agents for the -Bemis Patent Shape Cot-.
lair. "Lockwooilbi "livinc."" • "'Weedcl.
' , Eine,'" Bic: "Dickens." "Derby' other
styles. .'`. r : = ' . ~ -. 1
: De.ders qapplied with th e .ibovis !4t i '•
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IRM
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NOB, NOTIONS, &O
New Japanese Ants.'
• -
'A. Beautiful Line
At Elduced riapes.
In Merin°, Gauze and Cotton
Our Stuck of
NEM ,SPRING GgODS
No. 27 Fifth Avenue,
ENUFA VTJRN.RS' PRIC*S.
MACRUM &. CARIME,
NO. 27
FIFTH AVENUE.
m,4
WALL` PAPERS.
IN/1141i PA_P.F43I
laq.l, •
WINDOW * SHAPES,
OF
New' and Handsome Designs,
NOW OPENLNG AT
No. 107 Market 'Street
(NEAR FIFTH AVRITITS,)
• , ,
EMbraclui • large ...and carefully selectedatoca
of the newest deafens from the FIHEST STAKOr .
..
ED. GOLD to the CHEAPEST. Airicpr. known
W the trade. All of which iceoffer - 4 prices that
will pay beyera to examine.' • ,
Jos. R. ItUGHES '4S/. BRO.
mlsZ3:g4l
WALL parER.
TUB OLD PAP-IP:STORK IN A. WOE PLACE,
W. P. MARSHALL'S
NEW . WALL PAPER STORE;`
-191 Lib"erty Street,
•
SPRING GOODS LRRIVING,DArtIY. mug
of-V4- CU' Y.
iOO WOOD STREET.
NEW GOODS. ,
•
FINE VASES,
BOHEIIILIS a tID (KIN*. ::
NZW STYLIZi n
P 151 4 It A- ' 3II.2 "NIFT CUM
*MOM" BE trge stock Of
4 • • PL A TED NODS
101[NO r"9"
_of ill
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3 Calliad ue our to!!!ibi, and 'wont
feel ostlene " axone need•mar* be watch i 4
aZ CO.ll
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ilaidgrA:RELL.eiveo., -
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ANCHOR COTTOIC.MILLSAI.
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soikosemteryg auxxxicoavx and / 141 E 7 i
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MARKET STREET: , ! - ..41'0".1
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No. D. WOOD STBEET: Z•V
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PITU 'RYE WRISSIES,'
409 PENNSTREET,
"lave_ Itemoye,d - to
NOS. 3gl dl l iD Bg6 r Em.*,
kleventh St., (foimerly Canai.)
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itsti, dealers Sr: IrelfeN :i9+4o.and L.I. 1
QUOR.R. HOT'S. - thli2ansx 1
MMCELINT TA4altlk
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'Claw cutter
rEASIA34I4 1
No. 53 Smith!l4l Street,F!”timit;,
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