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M 4hHIED.

FILMING DEASEAt the residence the des father
Iueday On instant by the Rev kirkpatrick of Danvie
Va tuIgeon MALCOLM ~ FEMIsG U. A., sLd AssA L. os
slaughter Of :. b. DsaDe, Asq, Of Lyhchbu g, Va.
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ADDITIONAL FROM rHE UNITED
STATES.

We continue our extracts from the WashiDgton
Okronieis fhs ckronieys contains the following Do
yIcKsBuIs, Dec 4, via Cairo, Dec. 9-Majur Gen.
Daua by 4 successful Ell petition tiom Vicksbug, de.
sIroyed the Mississippi Central Railroad for thirty
miles above Big Back crossing, including tbs long
bridge al that place. where The enemy were iound In
force; but the Work Ssctually done. Tie troops
returned to cksburg, with loss Of killed and Al
wounded aud missing
TWENTY FIVE hundred bales OF Ooniedsrate cottoa
aud Abou. $500 600 wotth Of other property was de-
ssfoYSd. .5a1r ..t g. .e- -'4if-. .--
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INTER RsTfNG NEWS FROK GEORGIA AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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RICHMOND WIG.
rHuRspAY MoRNING. DRr. Is. .lsSa.

TERMs-DAlT,l ysAr, 800; six months. tOi Arss nsAs''
s2O For less period, 81 per month -.
received Ter less than Six months. 80 H '. 81 -.
RsnlttSnOss trsk Of subscriber.
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+. TREASURY DEP.RTtfNT, . & 81
RioGaosD, July IS, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY NOTGS,

IL ordsr,o rrouois fGr Tglei stls n, ,.rl, Bo.
Ion BY t,sss5 81 the O1 tsIKi. Fa FsItoT.yf. 49,.
easu o. ts'a-t TszEp ua Fiy Ds.0ssues Ia m. M,
'e5 sal sie Ltsb shoS'd 20 receive th .sd uotsI en-
seq! ~ ttV LOis ~ S6 etntu a.,
sane Sertneasi o. Ian, upon hyphectuon OF uCn1a,
eouts the 81 oerutesss 10 b payable ma sr a..
sEIitaiG1 o E;.ty GayE. ~ ~
AMI q, 80 u or ns sse Of s tcui. ire t,reh, an
nogT.d 60 20 Give no tatei Lytea uh The ,.trpfon
I.Eed, ia. pss-Iu' - Uas. Sisr cit q. Tie "a Id 80
sh'el4' n igsNBOi "a
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OE6GscICLt Es or sEBEETEDEE SIS, REAB.
are rsG CENb FrE HNNUhE BNB6h6ST.
EEO EhEAE rR.snl tASAsINM- -

T'1r1DTII. TFI hNTbtNI y. =,
t.tEnJnd kaglsl 6 is6i
10y the AT s>Htion of the act TO reduce tina
~ CasaJ sPpTsva1 ssTuAri H. ss, sesTs.AIg OF no
Treasury tLCit 30 t. iss. TIC sbCs IyS
stsf 10 sGkssL.u Of IGa.! II pssae -lL Uu
states. ais, esGnt b. svt, .I sda
CoitCTs % 'It tGs=.zst f!hhy
p-JSeu ni "a eiT dzEls ILy s.ds .lsOs Gised par
though hes ts-ua lac AtitntsH o pashsDg saelts
snd isbusny Cri 20 hs iOg,.Ltis st III gs q n
ptn Hecufiu 'ib- CGhs peculiar advantages 10 Ioss
ph0m tbs6apf ltt6 dc u1'rfGHehi blHght ahj oao-
the then cheeks dfsrB disG dag era arm
DC bpaEt, u sdinE o4r fani aUi usiksd fsos
'Physiie oe unssi"s 90 ui!~ih" 81 spai isGio,.
mlly tAs with.
Drpotss h5reb, kHihG,Esi az. required 10 esn,,,
dit ,hs Segd ation sEd 10 make Application EssT
supple. ~ Ger idcgts. - repaired.
(sgpsiJ q. A. TRENHOLM,
eHls-u tecTsssI v o tie
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SIZE or sLAVES.

LARGE SALE OF SLAVES
A 8 Executor OF the last will and TESTAMENT OF
Daniel bay deceased srdn pu &scTse e the
"a cult u0nt OF Amherst 's"Ly pronounced lhb Goth day
bgus I5Gi, the deTEgneI will 4th = January
1915 b-.Ie Louss in city hebbug txposs
putHr suction, about gIFfy btOns-
Ing TO the estate nthe ssii ydzl consisting Of men, women,
boz sad gls. TIE este will be made LLosa tie
sme pace OF ESie.
ROBERT a. MARTIN.
sAmUEL II. 1URNER
.. LGwIsS UANPEtlL,
no2s-eedi Executors OF DAkItL DAY, de,rsesi
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From the Phnsdslib iS Ags.l
GIN. BULL.

We need not call the attention of readers to the
latter IT Major a5uerai B Tell which publish below.
IL ia most interesting ia this that II is the expression Of
hs inner thOGgh t sGd most entous ODVoliCns
of tired snd gallant eel ieI; and, az bssVs aud
General Bu n nts. revelation, an unfolding as il
WoTs. of the real ymp Hty OF the best sodlsrs now In
our service With the OF constitutional Liberty
There is not, 10 our judgment guar fcs r or a
disiatersstsd volunteer, who looked uto the cEatef
at Petersburg aud cav black aud white soldiers min
lied IN lruisss carnage; thsre Is no gallant man who,
from military nsesssi J" followed 10 HuntBrs train
u( dssolAiOn through .Westeln Virginia, or nov
catches the useless shsiiag Of Charleston, whO in bis
heart doss not ell p eoisely al General Bus does
We thsnS him for speaking out 80 boldly nis coDvi0
ions Tais letter addressed 10 friend by whose
p rmission no Prnt u -sIs
BIDFoRD sPSTSea July 10, 1864.
Dear Sir: The pubic have essn no 0fOial Annosnos.
msnt Of the though il il doubt by this tin E
very generally knOSH-lhat have resigned my com
pi-sO0 ia lhs army. have ssversl tmss since been
sssuF, that niy psrtodal' irisads, and many who,
aithou. tie claim ct psrsonsl acquaintance, have
taken sn ihtsas oct In my tficsl career r. sl that
some xplsnation Of the rcumstsncss and motives OF
ny 90 Iva is due 30 them. Accepting this caiLa Upon
me- tbsss already answered some # my fr eds IL Sub
sl-ncs 90 / do ySn ne=-
lie perhaps unneosss ~ to enter into sn exposition
Of The Oicam sboss If ny supsrssdurs 10 Tennessee
In g fall OF 1854 since tbs psrtioulsrs though not
aiIbout certain value involve interests of mr. own
Wilh VII ig Is my ~isb 10 esTy JOu. Asfar as
are o. ncsrnsd il viii stc Oi ths present to cav that
shsF The adjournment about the ls. of My, 1858 OF
Jhs 20 nm ssiOa" oh investigated my campaign, nay
90 ssbosdei ca With ths Department. was connned to
monthly report made 20 the Aejutant General that
vas wai Ing the action Of the War Department the
proceedings Of that Oomm's.on that about the frat
week Ct April last, fsred command under Gen.
Sherman NY junior, which declined that mon b
later Was again offered command under Gen. 0snby
also ny junior, which declined; that about three
WEEKS ls'sI gtGslypd pqsasstpp iasi Ives PpsNEst
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saOO ifIlNAHp.

I EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
IL With the written pernisfen Of the engineer 10 charge, 10
visit Richmond the IAN Of march lstt, ny boy JIM
BE Is feet inches bsh, has dark cenPe1cn, some
hsritates when spoken Iyufehssed ti ofMess Davis
o. about be ntst Of March BE was rased In Manchester
Richmond win give the above reward fol biz spprhenhon
ahd cophnsnsnt In jail 80 that can g1 him sgain hes
o, Ritsylyanis oounH, W. J6sk ~ DoELL-
Nov. &-dau. .--
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sI,06O REWARD,

d:v. 10 ht-sseDt M BOY F59 sLA.i 81 years CT sge
rsbsr osfE tszen nave Zee, 7nehss high He
doubtless making Tor the Ysatee lines The pcksts will please
~ Iekjut Tor him will gve the above ressrdH deliver
ed % Harvey, James Williams. In This city, -.
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FyrENsIvE ERE IN NEW YORK.

NV YoIx, Deo'r 10 Ga Tuesday Last frs broke
out IN large shueuse beLongiTg 70 tie Bochbn Gas
Company, st the tost Of Hndson sVenus, Naeh ras
us.d Tor the storage Of bltominOus coal Fem that
tlms until yesterday men WeIs employed in eudeAVO-
ing 10 s1tnRush the Ore. Last nSht there IVES tre
mendou. 1poson in the build pg from gas 'DerAtsd
by The smoalderns fire, Instantly followed BY Zoe ,mes
Z sn ding among the coal with great rapldity, until
thousands Of tons were IN 4 blGE1.
ThS 6rs il all raging With great fOses, though tbs
arssa have succeeded In sorh ilng u Va She premises
IN Which il originated. The les Is estimated at Gfy
IhouSasd dollars. 81 "a
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F.GIrIEa AROUND SAVANNAH AND NEAR
Pa. orALIGO-GALLBNTRY or OUR CAV
AIRY.
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lRLAsURY itPARrrENf &. y. A,
hichm Hoo u loeI

W holders OF hive per cent. call certificates,
Att huop HisspeciiuDy called - the provisions OF THE s,a
sec Ion OF The act OF CoDgrs entei ieduse the
rsncJ ac approved February ~ 1894 which decises tkst ,u
call certncies Sh be fudsbe, aud shan be IaIed IN Ga re-
spsc as provdd cr The Treasury into shch lheS
nyer,ible" ~ ~
The 4,h of,aia imposes tax OF one hupt,, m
cent op u. ffetnry n.ies sPfsned by said yer cent
,runcAss Will 81 remain o-SIdiGg jhs lIs Gay Of
January, eighteen Hundred aud sixty a,e
r- q. A. TRENHOLM
~ u hecTrtsTy a IEeAAuy.
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NOTICE 10 CAX-PAHEHS.
PURSUANT TO an Ordinance, passed the
Ith Juue, 1855, Will attend Collectors once 10
CITY Han from 18Th to tie Dist Of December We
i've remaining half Of Taxes from such
snteito discount 10 per having Previously pal
che half June last Ia with the sd Ordinance
-s.r.s-,l Il .e..r.. JULIUS A H0B50N, q. O. r.
BI will be fron the above that the Collector Is re-
1ursd attend IT the Office the 18Th & hs sst # bs
MONTH TO receive rxes remai6g due from Jlue Before
he January Trn Of the Busng Court he req b. Ord
stvere Delinquent Zeal Estate the
emp gym mt ofTaIe1
Who have not done the necessity calling
paying hsT Taxes, IL impols be for Collector
call on h.m before no sjveThses
All he paid wiihn the tpeche "a nger f.
iuleence cSuuOt be given
40 I'm IA H0Bsog o. O. g
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Mayors UoURT--Ths processing. IL ths court
his IN 'rnins were OF little interest. ..
VIM. GsnnJ WAS dned and had some turkey. COZ
fscated, for buying tie Same in the New Market to
sou sPaiD,
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TREASURY DEPARrsENT, OS.A.

TREASURY DEPARfbkNF, q. s A. s.
TIcsMnED Nov 2sh, ls6.
TFHE holders and owners of coz pom bonds
Il shd estacst stock s.usi under the Of Ausu.t
r9th leo tdttua9ts al tie M oGs Of JsDuaty jay
1904 iereby Mold p.cte-t ths 70. PsYu We
TIE lsursr one Pay Dspositsry OF
toe oJnfsr sates iua LagiaE risa Ia
Ct the pups. ~ eiesn lg said
stock. No ntsrelt all be 81 E'd there atrJsnua,Y lt
ls6J d.A. ThtS6OlS,
deT--e,d2m . s6cntsrp of Treasury
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..-. s.OSk.
/ QST, between Louisa Court House and
IL HAr'i T..y on The stsunon river, two ce.t pKsu-
and ner cant Certificate Of the onetrse
states.
Registered Bonds are for $500 sud sl20l sEd 4, favor Of
James Moore The numbers not recOl, e'e,
Tbs 4per cs-tlnc lie IT, In the PGlp -r and
for 500
viii be paid for the bOrd, aud certificate II re-
turned - me al Lynch bsrg.
del4-9ls.2s- 70 MOORE =
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STOLEN.
TAKEN from my house by the Yankee Raid
era one per cent. eft fcats 10. 1855, Tor $500
Application vii be -ds ~ The Treasury tor renewal
af1s -Ets 'FHna gRuIAUaH
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s.-'a g. Tobacco, a., &c.
this bring las sale the ysa pare, .ho sh ., =,
Themselves u IL, hsl Lttlsr inform 4. OF It once.
DIS tds Z TAsDY WILLIAM
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R1Nn kkWAkD.-I have l,ss DOG oil
pIOO the following de or p'ion: red sstte, Nu
marrow bitge in ais fscr. sh "hite set, "
binary size viii give The shove r.wsri spy pesJn VIC
Hll deliver him
dsl4 81 q. ". GILLIAN
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RIehnop.. peoenS.i IA. 81
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tended TO insinuate chat her silence would be
more decent and discreet than adjuratlons TO
other nations to respect what she disregard5
But If the conclusions drawn from these pre-
cedents are not intended for that purpose, they
are unavailable for any other Unless upon
the plea Of retaliation, the wrong-doing Of
another nation cannot be our criterion o"
right Conscience is the only mirror OF sell
appreciation.
TO arIaign England does not settle the
Florida question. five could cite thousand
instances Of ncr infraction of international law,
wherein would we be bcncntcd2 The CON
sidcration orsuch preccdcnts should but impel
us to be faithful to the principles against
whose violations we declaim. To soar above
the petty impulse of the hour, to scorn to
perpctratc a wrong, should be a great nations
proudest boast. II the United States sanction
the course of General WEBB, the heart OF
every citizen should swell with exutation, to
feel that the Nation IS too grand to be petty
even in a single act.
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THE EXECUTION OF MULLER.

The case of FRANZ MULLER, recently exc
cuted in England for the murder of a bank
clerk named BRIGGS, in "a railroad car, has
excited much more than ordinary public inte-
rest on both sides of the water, The manner
in which the crime was committed was alone
fitted to alarm all persons accustomed to ira
yelling on English railways where they are
shut up in small compartments, and deprived
of all means of escape or rescue in the event
of personal danger. Besides this, the whole
affair was invested with singular mystery,
from the beginning unto the end; and there
are many intelligent minds that even
now, Notwithstanding the late and laconic
confession of MULLER on the scaffold, still
entertain a serious doubt OF his guilt. There
is not, in our recollection, a single case of a
like character in which so earnest and general
an effort was made to reprieve the prisoner,
upon the supposition of his innocence, or,
rather, a dissatisfaction with the evidence
upon which he was convicted. Not only did
the German Society in London make the most
jealous and persistent efforts to have Null
LER respited, but some of the high officials OF
the Prussian Government at Berlin Joined in
these appeals.
All, however, was in vain. The stern riger
Of English justice prevailed, The accused
who was pursued to this country, arrested il
New York, and carried back TO the very scenc
of his alleged homicide wa, tried, condemned
and hanged. 1t is not by any means to bC
taken for granted that he was guilty because
he was iudicially declared to be so. Verdict
Of juries in criminal cases are not iniallibe-
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Died.

BEACH-Decemher 4th 1864 at the house Of her SON
In law j. Emerson Kent, NJ, D.. No. 2lOO Green street,
Airs HESTER BEACH. aged 15 years
InteIment at Staten Island. Funeral service on We'd
ncsday. halpast II A, NJ, as abovei the friends OF
tho family invited.
BOOlI.-On the 5th instant, MARY ANN, wife Of
Robert Booth daughter OF the late Matthew Robin
son, iu the 36th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral nom her husbands resi-
dCnce No, lO4 ~ Front street, above Laure on Thurs
day morning, at 10 O'Clock without further notice, To
prt coed TO Laurel Hill
CHARLES HOWARD infant son Of Albert H. and
susan s. FTanCiscus, aged months and Is days.
Funeral services at the house OF his parents No. 1879
Arch street. this day, 6th Instant at ii O'Clock.
GROVES.-On Monday morning, the 9th instant,
SUSAN NJ. GROVES, youngest daughter VI the late
Tbe Tcaiiycs and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend het funeral from the residence OF her mother
No 1884 n Thirteenth street on Wedne iday afternoon,
at2 o'clock without iurthern notice.
pINKl Eat Chestnut HIN, on the 4th inst, @. n.
uIEKLE, IN the 6lst year Of his age,
friends OF the family respectfully
inN.a TO attend the fnue-a from his late residence
wednesday morning II ocock, wthC Mt JuTther njdCe
Hospital. OF disease contracted in the army, JOHN W.
ROXY. OF Company A., Twenty-nnth Regiment Penn
sylyania Veteran Volunteers, youngest Of Hannah
aud the late Dr. Thomas T. s. ROby OF this city, In the
-''' lie died ia the hope OF a blessed immortality.
His remains VI ere Inferred in the Government Gene
terry. JcncrsOnve, Indiana.
WILCOX,-Athis residence, No. 2O1 Chestnut street,
on tie nOming OF the ith instant alter short aud
severe illness Captain DAVID H. WILCOX, aged 5!
years. New York pauers please cOpyl
Due notice viii be given of hls funeral service.
WILLIAMSON ON the 9Th instant, ISABEL j wife
Of Robt. s, Williamson.
Due notice viii be given OF the funeral
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1864
-,,p sTATE or THE COUNTRY.

The estate Of the country" is phrase as
trite and stupid as any phrase can be. And
wei. Ike many sentences Which ombody a null
fiplicty Of truths, It is exceedingly suggest
I've. Il is not the condition OF the country in
its immediate war aspects to which we refer.
IL Is thc social state of the community as in0u-
enced by the war. We are maintaining a
GREAT Government; we are supporting an
immense conflict. We have given treasures
in money and men such as no country has
over yet given, and yet our streets are as
crowded. and prosperity is as seemingly
secure, our amusements are as well patren-
lied, new business enterprises are as much
embarked in, as though peace shed its genial
atmosphere over all things.
In the midst Of a struggle in which count
less treasures have been sunk, the quiet indu-
ences which are supposed TO be coeval with
peace are being engendered. In fact we are
8 prosperous nation. 1t is good to look upon
The bright side as well as the dark. The con-
Viction is exultant that we have that within
us which no requirements can ever drain,
and which no other nation has ever cqualled.
Americans, generally, have been charged
with being boastful people. Perhaps they
are. But they have something to boast of.
They have asingularly honorable and glorious
past which has not yet grown old; they have
resources whose wondrous variety is continu-
ally evincing itself; and they cherish institu-
tons which have wthstood inyulnerably the
shocks of malice and hate. We lament the
tme-the golden age-when we were pros
porous and happy; but it is to be remembered,
amid all the desolatiOn Of warfare, our home
prosperity has been singularly brilliant, and
individual Affections are justly lost sight Of in
the multiplied causes ior national rejoicing.
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II has been the policy Of many Of our papers
TO avoid in their editorial columns any refer
ence to matters Of merely local Importance
1t is our intention to continue to pursue the
Plan which we have always adopted, and when
any question of Importance arises, which has
interest for our citizens, not as Americans,
nor as Pennsylyanians, but exclusively as
PhiIadelphians, to devote both time and space
to its consideration. Anything which tonds
to the beautifying or the improvement of any
institution of our municipality should be con-
sidered by our people with an unbiased mind,
and be decided as Judgment dictates.
Nature surpasses Art in beauty, but among
the most beautiful productions Of the latter
may we rank our City of Brotherly Love. The
consideration of any subject tending to the
improvement Of our town regulations cannot
but be most important and interesting to the
general public.
AT the last meeting Of cur City Fathers"
bill was introduced abolishing the system Of
portable market stands on wheels, in the shape
of wagons, which now stand backed up against
our sideWal S. The formal vote ON the subject
was postponed until Thursday, when the de-
cision Of that body will either remove the
nuisance, or legalize one OF the most Obiec-
tionable customs which ever disgraced a COM
and most picturesque thoroughfares with
hideous country wagons. When the rustics
arrive from their rural homes, they appear to
labor under the delusion that the crowded
streets ofadensely populated town were created
especially for the benefit of their ancient carts
that the sidewalks which cost our people
thousands annually to repair were paid for in
order that their fish, and beet, and vegetables
could assail the nOstrils of the passer-by, and
in order that a race of lean CANNES, eager to
become cannibals, which lurked beneath their
wagons, should be encouraged by the CONT
nual flavor OF meat to attack the peacefully
disposed man or the helpless child, and spread
hydrophobia, like an epidemic amidst our
people.
We therefore call upon the City Councils to
do their duty, and abolish the nuisance. They
need not be alarmed at the excited snrieks of
fshmongers, because six Of this race are :" a
host in themselves at least in strength of
voice. The great mass of our intelligent citi-
zens favor such an improvement; the health
and beauty of our city demand it; and within
a wear even the old LocOfocos, who are so in-
dignant to-day, will rejoice in being able to
purchase their marketing in neat and airy
houses erected for the purpose.
1t is also demanded as n simple act OF justice.
The holders of stalls in the house are obliged
to pay rent to the city, while those who stand
in the street escape this expense. This is
unfair to those who believe in the system OF
advancement in marketing as well as govern
ment. The street incommoders are able to
undersell those who prefer the commodious
conveniences of the new houses. 1t is there.
fore necessary, as an act ofjustice, to pass this
bill; and when once adopted, the whole com
munity will acknowledge its propriety.
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1924 cHEsSUT sTREET.

CEILING OFF-REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DIN order to close out our stock before the first
January we have made GREAT REDUCTION In Prices
and are now offering very GREAT BAR3AINs.
NOW K the lime for every one 10 purchase good dssabS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRRsERrS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
NEW STiLR OF CALICOES, FAST COLORS
and best qualities at 81, BIZ and ,Oc.
2GOyards French Chintzes at SOC
BEST AMERICAN DELAISE5,
New styles only 40c
NINA. Lever than 4ry other sIose n the city
DAEss GOODS OF ALI All KINDS AT REDUcE1
Plain FRENCH AiEBINoEs,
Bues PlupCs Wile7, Greens, Modes Browns and Bacsl
IRON 81 TO $50
RAiPRESS ClOAkS AND OTTOMAN YELOURS,
Bues, Greens, Puppies; Wines Modes,
Browns and Blacks. all choice shades,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
HANDSOME SILKS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MOirc Antique, corded,
SCARCE AND DEsIRABLE COLoRs,
Blues, Wines, and folets,
Ana SlNs Ot every variety,
BLACK silks, BLACK SILKS
Ever, variety and quality, Sl'25 70 $40.
sHAWLs IOR CHRIS rBAS PRESENTS.
MOouen Long ShRwls, 81 10 SIS.
BrOche Long Shaws, sIl TO so.
Noollen Square ShaWls 81 to SS.
We are selling all our Shawls at last winters prices.
CHEAPEST MUsLINs IN THE CITY.
Fine heavy "A Muslns at 50c.
ForestdalG Muslhs at 55c.
Wi1lamsyile Musns az 631fc.
New York Mills Muslins at 65c,
unbeached Musllns al 20 TO 4Oo.
Helyy UAbeached Muslins at 5Oc.
Yard wide Fine Unbleaohei MgslIns at SOC.
ard wide UFca lubeached Muslins At 625Gc.
s-s Pocassct Unbeached Muslins at Csc.
S-s Lawrence Heavy Muslins at 65c.
ga james steam Mills at 75c
Gotten Goods Of all kinds, at very low prices.
H. STEEL 4 SON,
II Se-6t Nos. 7l3 and 7l5 N. TENTH Street,