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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-12
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~ t!on which g.. >oG sthn- tA.s every A..y needs
and w'c every lady viii have At tr 'aS pr,c j. %
f.r.d Til. Affords q rare chance Sc y1ung ~u" ars
out OF employment is nay. frua ut" 80 rsr nnnth
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Important f. ON Pilot Knob

JEFF Thompson nth 900 Rebels attacks Col
MiAS uoIth 500 Fsde,aLs, % mules from Pilot
hno6-The FsdsraiS Routed and Ret,eatiug
on Pilot knob-LoSS hsary on both Stdss-
Alarm at Pilot Rnob-An attack IneritabIe-
Retnforcenients sent dorn.
Information of a reliable character reached this
city last night to the effect that Yesterday large
body OF rebels, numbering about 6 600 men, in
command OF JEFF Thompson, advanced upon a.
federal detachment Of $40 troops under Col Mills,
at distance of aqout twenty-three miles from
lronton, and gave them battle
A desperate conflict ensued, resulting In the
loss Of many killed and wounded on both sides
The Fedtrais overpowered by numbers. had AT
latest accounts fallen back a distance Of Ell hit
miles. leaving quantity of baggage I'm the bands
OF the enemy, and were still retreating towards
Pilot Knob
At Pilot Knob considerable alarm existed. and
Col. Carlin was making every preparation for the
impending struggle at that point
An attack was thought to be inevitable last
night, but will not probably take place until to-
dav.
The Wisconsin regiment which left here Oh
"Wednesday, arrived safely at Ironton Yesterday.
battery OF the First Missouri Light Artillery,
under command Of Major Schofeld. started from
this city yesterday, and will probably reach Pilot
Knob this morning.
The arrival Of the Eight Wisconsin, will make
the force at the Knob little over three thousand
They have the advantage Of some heavy guns
and srong position; but on the other hand. the
troops, IL will be remembered, are fresh and not
well disciplined. IL Mrjor Schoield and his bat
terry are permitted TO pass through without deten-
ton, we shall rely greatly upon the assistance
which he will be able to render the officer In
command, Col Carlin ST. Louis Democrat, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

IRE CRISIS IN KENTUcKy Matters are an
preaching crisis In Kentucky. Intelligence ha.
been received at Gen. Sherman's headousrters
which warrants tho belief that Buc kner has col
Ieeted much larger force at Bowling Green than
has been supposed, and that he msditates speedy
movement up the railroad iowa d Louisville
Early yesterday forenoon, Gen. Sherman teIe-
graphed urgent demands for re-inforcpments In
the evening, Secretary Cameron and Adintant
General Thomas arrived 10 this CITY from Ious.
vile and Lexington, and dispatches were immed
lately sent to Pittsburg, indianapolis aud Chi
cago, ordering eight thousand troops TO be for
warded during the night to Gen. Sherman hy
special trains These troops are doubtless now
well on tceir way. and the apprehensions for the
safety Of Louisville itself may therefore be dis
missed. Everything, bowrvsr, Indicates action
IN that direction, and important news NAV be
expected speedily from the central Kentucky col
umn.
The falling back Of the rebels from their lines
before Washington, the probability of their bsv.
Ing detached troops for service in Kentuc XIV and
The fact that Louisville is the most accessible and
most valuable Of the prizes Kentuc ky offers tend
10 conhrm the expectation Of an attempted descent
on the metropolis Of the State
Meanwhile we have advices Of a threatened
rebel demonstration on Henderson, which In
view OF the above facts, can hardly be regarded
In amy other ight than Il feint ZoIlicoa.r's
force remains, at latest advices at Cumberland
Ford, and Is almost contcmptible in numbers
as IL has proved itself to be I'm character The
relnforcements for Col Len. Harris must have
reached Olympian Springs b. this time, and we
hope soon TO have news of the dispers or roul
OF Breckfnridge's recruits on the Big Sandy
Cincinnati Gazette, Isth
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DEATH OF "FArHER WILDLY p Thomas
Wildey, extensively known throughout the coun-
try az the venerated founder of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows I'm the United States died
suddenly on saturday morning, at his res! dence
in Baltimore, while seated at the brea kfast table
Of dropsy Of the heart. He was a native of Eng
land, but emigra'ed to Baltimore at an early age,
and was In the SD year of his age at the time Of
his death. From the time Of the first inception Of
the Order, MIR. Wildey has taken deep Interest
in its welfare. He was the first Grand Sire Of the
Grand Lodge of the United States, having served
In that Office from 1925 to 1893 and filed all the
prominent offices OF the Order, and throug bout
his long life was cherished in grateful remem-
brance by the Order He lived to see the Order
In which he took so great interest expand until
It's benefits and influences Were seen and felt
throughout almost the entire length and breadth
of the North American continent
The Sun says:
The officers of the Grand Lodge of Maryland
jerusalem Encampment and William Tell Lodge
Of esch Of which the deceased was a member, as
sembled on Saturday evening, and made arrange
ments for the funeral, which will doubtless be a
very imposing one IL was resolved that the body
be taken to the Hall this morning. and laid out in
state In the large saloon, which will be open 10
the public from O'Clock a. m, until O'Clock
this afternoon. The funeral will take place from
the Hall, at 10 oclocklo. morrow Tuesday, morn
ing, with appropriate services A resolution was
adopted inviting the several Encampmenfs and
all the subordinate Lodges Of the CITY, as well as
those at a distance, who can do so, to attend the
funeral In a bodv.
The Order In this Jurisdiction will doubtless
he represented at the funeral by delegations, 1t
being understood that meetings will be held this
evening to make the necessary arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21
THE CURRENCY IHkY HAVE IN DIXIE

ICoIresponuenCe OF 'ut "tdI
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 10 Editor Star: A Fairfax
farmer came to town to-day to buy some flour and
salt, with the following currency: Corporation
Of warreuton. Va, 81 and 5O-cent notes; Town
of Leesburg, 12K cent notes; Manassas Gap Rail.
road Company, 5O-cent notes; J. C: Gunnell, Of
Fairfax, 25 cents; City of Richmond, %, 81, and
so cents; Bank Of the State of South Carolina, 81
Manufacturers Bank, Richmond, C. w. Purcell,
81; Bank Of Winchester, 81; City Bank Of
Augusta, Ga, 81; Bank of Richmond, 81; Cor
porat!on Of Charleston, 50 cents; Corporation of
Winchester, so cents. Salt and -four could not be
had for the most Of It. This Is but a small sample
of the issues Of every bank, village city, or town
now in the Confederacy. When resumption day
comes there will be awful times r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

RtToRTgD OUTBREAK IN WESTERN VIRGIN.
The hecling Intelllgencer Of Oct IS has the
following: '''
Gov: Pierpont yesterday received a despatcb
from Mr. Van Wink!e, of Parkersbury, apnoun-
cling that the rebels had made their appearance I'm
Wit and G!lmer counties in great numbers and
We're carrying on to the perfect terror of the in
nabltans Twas reported that they had attac ked
CaPt. BEL cavalry company, stationed at Eliza
bethtoWn, and completely cut them TO pieces. and
were threatening Parkersburg
ihe despatch 10 certainly from very reliable
source aud is entitled 10 the fullest credit II ia
Known that an unusual number OF rebels have re-
Gently appeared in Writ, Gilmer and Calhoun
countles, and many Union men have been muir
derPd Tue rebel forces are not natives OF the
counties named, ard are regularly Organized
bands doubtless from Floyd's army
Last night abOnt dirk, companies A, q, C.. d
ana +, OF the First Virginia Infsntry took passage
on the steamer Woodside for Parkprsburp Col
Ihoourn being absent from the CITY, Lieut Col
Richmond, Of the First Cavalry, went in com.
mand We are not at liberty to state the destina.
uon OF the expedition. The boys came over from
amp Carlile, preceded by the First Cavalry
Band, under drenching rain that would have
drowned the spirits Of less enthusiastic crowd
out Jollier set Of fellows never set out upon an
expedition the object of which they knew nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

IL We have been requested to state tina; owing
to the disturbed condition of affairs In the adjoin
Ing counties Of Virginia that the polls for holding
the election for member Of Congress on Thurs
day next, the 24th inst, will be held at the court
house in Alexandria, where voters from any
county in the district can vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

ARRIVAL OF PRIzE ScHoosER.-Yesterday the
schooner Alert arrived In port, In charge of Mid
shiPman Wiedman, Of the United States Navy
and prize crew. The Alert was captured abonnt
nve miles from Fort Sumter, while attem ptipg IN
run the blockade, of Charleston, South Carolina
on the morning Of Sunday, 18Th inst She wa,
observed from on board the United States steamer
rag, al an early hour, attempting to pass up the
pay and reach harbor within a breakwater at
that point but In consequence Of there being LIGHT
WIND, she was unable to effect the purpose before
the arrival OF four boats with seainen from the
steamer, under Lieut.. McCauley Notwitbstand
Ing heavy nre from a battery on the beach. the
gaiient sainrs succeeded In reaching and board
Ing The schooner, which was found 10 nave a car
dies. Ae '" e'' IN
The captain had British flag living from the
foretopmast. Union down. Two iags-one a Pal.
metto and the other a Confederate nag-were
found concealed In locker behind trunk be.
longing TO one Of the mates, and which n was
thought had been hauled down on observing The
u . vessels OF Charleston. There was a crew of
SIX persons including the captain and two mates.
on board the schooner. They were kept on board
the Roanoke, with the exec ption OF the cook and
youth Of ID year, who Were broug bit 10 this DO I
In the vessel. The Alert 10 about so tons burtben
and was built In this city about eight year II nee
aud since sold to parties In Charleston Bali
Atnsrieaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

IL "Aga" Of the Baltimore Sun, commenting
upon the domineerng and offensive tone of the
letter of Lord Lyons to Secretary Seward, says:
" The best opinion here acquits Lord Lyon Of
the authorship of what is offensive in his letter
put IL Is fully believed that Earl Russell dictated
us terms or expressions. Such curt letter was
never before addressed to the American Govern
ment, and the moderation Of Mr. Stewards repIv
Is accounted for upon the suppostion that the
British people will not approve of their Nj mister
for Foreign Affairs +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

DrThe Pacific telegraph line has been com.
Pleted to Salt Lake City, and Utah is now in
direct tclegrsphic communication with the At
lantic cities. The FIRST message received on
Friday lest fem Brigham Young was protest
against Secession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

II The ST. Louis Republican continues its at.
tacks upon Gen. Lane, and calls his brigade ga
bandittip
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me OF eHfdtzTSsSSB gsGRE h2pt1

NRAYNE IND cRfc1Go DkSHniHLhk,xI HGI
~ yIItSs 81 decree Of the Circuit Court ofthe
., cause IN :ohanOery therein depending, wherein
Charles Moran and others are oomplainants md
road Company nd Others are defendants; and Snr
seant 70 a11llsry DEGREES OF the circuit courts Of
syl,snis. 'he district Of Indisna and The northern
district OF Illinois respectively, causes desebd-
in the same parties are oomplsInsnts and d,fend-
ants respectively, as In sal oause hrst above men
TRO%s 'hs sne.., AND
TII.tss. ~ one q che severn Deed. o. Trust Or
snS ss . hS tsd s5s
said CourtI respectIyely, duly appointed By ,sid
SS sIIs ,ssRc0txs, for hst R9rss.s vim s :,
for not less than the sum Of ssoOcO - the United
state. Court House, 10 the City Of Ceyeland. in
iss. between the hour. OF ten en- o'cooS M and
four O'Clock ,. m. Of said dar, the following de-
I .n aSss 'I lSs
o III .d sas ia Sss as
other s'stIon houses and shops, and the lsnds and
Implements used or provided 10 De USED therein.
and n oonst Tuctln6 and repairing and ma chi
ao.ssd al III a sSS ssd
and fixtures and structures Of Whatever name or
one 81 a.sa S
said rosd and beloneinG thereto. and wherever
longing 70 SAID co" psny; and al s1ppiss Of TIM
Der, lumber iron, fuel, and every other thing pro-
ylded BY said Companies or By the several original
Companies which we're consolidated into said
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
20 be used In operating said road ,vherever situate
by the same title by which the sans are holden BY
SAID Company, or By said original Compehles,
severally together with al oorporative franohses
OF said Company, and Of the said original Compa-
MES severally, including the night and franchise
OF said several Companies 20 be and aot Cor
poraton, 10 be sold as an entirety.
seti DEGREES provide that the pu chaser, upon the
confirmation Of the sale and full c9mplianoe with
the cono lions tbereo shall hold ell the property,
rights, franchises. and the appurtenanoes thereof
90 sold, by the title by which they are held by
said pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chioafo Rail
koad Company, snd each and all of said original
Companies, free from the lien OF ell said mort
cages, and Tree from ali liability for any debts
against SAD original or consolidated Companies,
or either OF them. and from all claims account
Of capital stock bsf ssbjsef. sscerfAslsss 20 the
liens, III any such exist, upon any real estate in
cindcd IN the sale, for purchase money thereof not
proyioed BY sad DEGREES 70 be paid out Of the pro-
ceeds OF the t6e or By former orders DEGREES %
De paid otherwise The right Of way, depot grounds
Anu lots, and lands in the City and vicinity Of Chr
cago, parchasSd BY sAid Company since the penden-
o. OF saia suite and the bridge property and other
real estate Of the Company II the City Of Pitts
btrsh, Are subject % mortgage liens. The same
VIII he included the sale but subject 20 said in
cumb snoss, no provision having been made for the
payment thereof iF9 Apxffssk Es Ws,sk,rR
oo got =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

IL The Government, on Friday last, released
Robert Muir, r. r. Walker, and James Chaplin,
from confinement In Fort LAFAYETTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

cossEcTIcur. extra session Of the Con-
Decteut Legislature adjourned sine die ON w ed :
nesdaY. rhe only business trans ,cted was the
Unlimited power TO raise VOLUNTEERS 10 the Cover.
no., the authorizing Of another loan OF two mil.
ll"iss OF doiiaIs, and the assuming Of the colIec
u"H az tie national tar, by which IS per cent IN
saved 10 ihs people Of tie STATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21
spi,it Of the werntng Press.

The Intslligs"csr, treating upon the cotton
question, says II y. apparent that the received
doctrines OF the Southern economists and calcu.
lators with regard to the imperial power Of their
great staple have been scattered to the winds du-
ring the last few months
The Republicans does not sec the force Of the
objections 70 exchanging prisoners with the reb-
els
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

W William Lacy announces the termination
OF his ProPrietorship in the Albany Statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21
CoUsHs, COLDS. HoAgsKNEss, 90.
COMPOUND sYafttfF 66Ssum 1RxBrc

This PLEASANT and popular Cough Remedy has
BEEN 20 long tnoyn s2d sxtsn.iy:y ussd that nest
laFy efhcaoy. IL oal be had Ct 81 the principal
arug stores 81 p and 90 cents bottle.
STOUT LlNsEYs AND OTHER HEAVY
that csn be relied on, 20 our proven biaiS lov
prloss. marked in PLAN kg ures. -
PURCHASE PERRY BRO,
oe isN PA svSaHs nd Nistk -
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THE COMMONWEALTH Or VIRGINIA.


TO THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA
Whereas several of the Congressional districts
OF this state are uEreprete nted In the House Of
Representatives. in the Congress of the United
states, by reason of failure 10 elect The fourth
Thursday In May last, caus by armed men in re-
belllon against the Constitution and laws of the
United states and OF this state and 10 being the
tight OF the 10y al Inhabitants each district 70 be
represented IL said House bJ q Representative of
their own al appointing, the Convent, on of Virginia,
the 10th CAV OF August 1851. passed ordinance
directing election to be he'd The fou rth Thurs
day III october instant t24th,D in every district of
the state 20 unIepresented and where vacancies
exist IL Is fu thoI ade hs law, by virtue Of the
ordinance aforesaid. that any person who is pre-
vented from att. nding such election, BY reason of
the occupet on Of his ovn county by armed men in
hostility TO tbs Government. that sloh voter may
vote any where In his Conversational district IL IL
further ordained that the cotton shall be con-
oerth in the manner directed in the code of Vir
siuIs of the edition OF $780, By the 18th SEQ ion of
chapter 7th of that code, any twr freeholders may
hold an election directed by law at any place Of
vo ing, If no Commissioner TO superintend the
sane appears and Is willing TO sot, or If 10 Com
ton.
Now, therefore. N consideration of thc premises,
i, FRANCIS Z: PTkRPONT, tiovern1r of the Com
monvsalth Of Virginia. do hereby entreat the 10y al
voters of this State To hold elections In their sew
era districts on the day above mentioned, to the
end That the pe pie may be represented, the pnnci
pie OF representative government sustained, and
the state have her due weight IN the National
Legislature
90 it'd F.. PIERPOINT.
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ALI, n BARNARD. Aucts.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of
WI 6eri faciss I'sued from the Clerks Office OF
% me directed, ! will expose 20 public sale, for
Casl, In front of the Bank of Was gton. on
menoing at 9 o'clock q m the following goods and
chattels, TO wit, vix: Marble-top Dressing Bu
Ieau Eantel Clock lot Msntel Ornaments !;
French P,.'e Mantel 6lsss; Cane seat ard Fancy
Chairs; Bedsteads, Reoding. and Mattresses I;
Feather Reds, Bolster and Pillows; lot Pictures;
los Brussels Carpet; Piano and Cover; lot Blinds
l Chamber; Mahogany Glass; Olloloth. &o.,-and
At IL O'Clock, will sell, under ssid er1 faoiss lot
Ct Oak umber, a. the Cane Factory Of James
Crutch 1T. seized and lened upon a. the goods ard
chattels OF Jane, CruiOhett, and will BE- cold 20
sa'isfy yudIosls No. 20 Jsnuery term, 1880, IN
w Seldom,
lis 1yste u -. Marshal d, C.,
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OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
S.GHI DH - rs sold on al Earrs IF the United
Sntes, In sums to suit officers aud soldiers. Also
Drafts o a London, Ireland, Scotland, sles, and
OsTmeny. Uncurrent mon.y bought at best rates
SWEENY, RIrTENH0uSE FAINT Co
oo Palm Bankers. N02 Pa av., Rear Browns.
SUTLERS WANTED.
NREhT ADVANTAGES to be found by Sut-
!e 9. and dealers IN Boots and Shoes at the-sRn
NEW YORK WI LESALE BRANCH
HOUSE, 34e Prnnsylv avenue, (oNery
Jan1ey's Shoe store -
We Gsnufscture our own Goods, and sell at
N.to York prbes, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand q large stock, We can
supply a. q momeLts notice, any quantity desired.
A large assortment offs sole High Shoes, and
Suffers literally dealt with.
call from ali dealers solicited.
WHITEHOUSE & UNCKLES.
Oc 7-lw2dp,h 3vs
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auct onesr,.

By WALL q BhhNhHB, Auct Oneerf.
ARSE SALE OF WELL. KEPT pOuSE-
IL HOLD FUFNIIURE-On Thu kSDaY MORN
lN',. 18th lnst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell ~ the
TetldeEce Nc. $50 a., tetween AZ and 6th ats,
Ia Sc sortment Of HouEehod en-. Kitchen F1rnI-
ture, cons stirg o.
Mahogany Sofas AID Chairs,
LIrge lumber OF Carpets,
Extension Dining snd other Tables, Bookcase,
bureaus Wardrohss, Bedstesds,
Hair and shack Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts,
an other Bedding,
OiiclUth, Washsiend., and Toilet Sets,
Ice ard other CuTta as, snd Cornices,
lare assortment of Wood and Coal Stoves,
Andirons, Tenders &c 30.
90 ~ WALL
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selpho's Patent Elastic Leg & Hand.
u c iad iIs% s1s s1 gsSGM p4EIs, g..

SI9AElEfs ss KY4k IN .sS s.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-21

By WALL n BARNARD. AuctIopeers
FHRUSTEE'S SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
IIos.-Un TUESDAY MORNING., October sd !.
at 10 O'Clock, we will sell ct the Auction Rooms
large stock OF superior Wines, Brapdies
whistles, Jamslcs Rum, and other Lis1urs, oon-
Q ting Of
Cases and Baskets Imperial and Cabinct Chan
y and x Casks otsrd, Dupey & Co Brandy,
u casks Leger FIede, and SeIgnette, and CASTILLO
Brandy,
Barrels Jsmsios Rum and Holland Gin,
Barrels Bourbon and Mononea hels and Besore
Whiskey,
Cases assorsei Liquors,
Cases Brandy and Whiskey,
segars.
This sale will offer rare opportunity 10 Restsu =
rants, Suffers, aud others Sale positive and terms
Dash. Catalogues will be at the Auction Roons on
Monday previous 10 sale.
By ordfr of the Trustee.
90 rs WALL n BARNARD. Aucts
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A UCTIoN SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.

WIN. SMITH, General AsefiOnesr,
o0S Chasnut at, above 5;h
Regular SALES TU ESoAT and SATURDAY
Mornings at 10 N.
Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Hardware.
Fancy Goods, Soaps, Obs, Brushes, &o. 60.
Foreign and Domestic "a ines and Lauors,
600 lots every Thursday Morning. 90 ri
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COCKROACBES COCKROACHES!- The
~ subscriber wishes respectfully TO Inform the
citizens Of Washington that they can have all in
scots and vermin destroyed from their dvellIpgs
Hospitals. barracks, hotels, public and private
6uildinEs taken on contract nd kept perma ncntly
zee from al kinds OF vermil Orders respectful,
collected and promptly attended to. Address p
REYNARD. Washington, ID: C.
(Firm of REWARD & Co., OF New Yort oit,,
3o1 E St, between 18th and ls,l SITS.
Ofloe hours from to D. m. 90 leIvs
/ INEN SEEETlNGS. PILLOW LINENS,
~ bankets, Comforts, Quilts, Cotton Shsetinss
other kinds of Dry Goods for the nee Of hoasekeep
srs, our Pioverbially low prices marked in pis nj
a Curtains, oiloloths. Carpets, Rugs, &c., up,sr
An inspection of stock solicited it implies no
Obligation to purchase. PERRY & Bro,
90 lest Pa avenue and Ninth st.
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I BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
i HAVE on hand q large assortment of White
Red; Blne, Grey and Yellow Flannels, heavy Com.
~ Fiannsls. Josy Flame in ncy oolors, Ham
Also, Bed Rank..s, Army Blankets, ShrIvent's
Blankets, At low prices. HENRY EGAN,
32s lsouth side) Pa. av., bet 9Th and 9TH Sta,
90 2l-St New Iron RuiIdipp