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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

4 C.seA. CeiA. o. sore 1'Aeoas,
aspcran lnseDArs Arrfsssos, AxD should =
crvcxsp n ALlowGp 10 oosnxrR.
prraensSon of sAe 1.uaes. = Rermn.
,ena Threat Affection. Or N
pncarnble Lung Disease
Is onxS YnH nssrL..
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING a DIRECT uvLrgyCs TO sns PARrs, GIvs
mnsplA,s RuLIEv.
Per 3r~achiais. AsehAa. Calarrh
Consanpaive and Throat
diseases,
,pocurs ARE Used WIFE ALwATs GOOD srccess.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SpEAKERs
will ind 2rocA<s useful IN clearing tie voice
when taken before singing or speaking, AID re-
,;svipy the throat after - unusual exerion Of
IN. vocal organs The T,oches are recommended
and prescribed by Physicians, and have had tcs-
.imonisls from eminent men Throughout the
country. Beng an article o. true merit, any hav
ing pror ed their efficacy by attest OF man, years.
each wear finds Them in new iocallt es IN various
p.r,s Of the wor d, and the T,oche- are -nivers-
ALLY pronounced better than other articles.
Osra,s only "Baowx's BaoScaI.L TlnHEs.'
and do no, take a-y of the WortA4ess Inl.tsons
that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and in
Foreign Countries. at S5c pr box oc'2 dA~sm
The Bridal Chamber an tssay Of
Warning aud instruction for Young Men Also,
new and rel able treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Svstems-Sent free in seal
ed envelopes Address Dr. }. SxlLLiN
HOUGHTUN, Howard Association. Philadelphia
=. APPS .Awly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

brilliantly, aud the browns of every shade ap-
pear Manufactured bv CHEIsr Apoao, No.
u. Aston House New York. Sold by d'uggists.
Anntied nv all Hair dres.ers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16
kZzz2XHI!'z
The
IkFAlLlBlE HAIR REST 0RATlvE !!
yhjs IL .VO kHCjI. Dvf.


rl>lIE IMMENSE SUCCtSS with ich this
i psepa. alton has me, during the >h. time II
il has be-, before til. pubiic las ineuced the
thousands and tens ct thousands who j ave used
and att->'cd svltiDe>, to pronounce II eONLl
and TRUE Hair Restorative. The eka has
been introduced into ali the principal les both
East and Wrs', and having faithfully rto,med
all that is AIMED for IT, II supercedrc all other
Hair Preparations. The Eureka resto.ss Gray
HAIR 10 lis original color preven's the air rom
iaiIn, out, by cnusing healthy condit m o the
scalp importing T. the hair >oitnes>, nd joss,
ana youth tul appearance that no other Hair pre-
paration G an produce. The Eureka Is zee from
all Impurities or poisonous drugs, al can be
used without soillng scalp or hands. Manufac-
tured and sid, wholesul.. and retail, b
kUBr FISHER. Sole gent,
No. % North Fifth street. st Ions, Mo.
Fuller. riuch 4 Fuller. wholesale ct, Chi
c4so. stevenson { Carnahan. A.cn Daven-
port ard for sale by all Druggists. rice s. %
PEI bottle octl2 dAwsm
know ledge Often saves Liie.@
Every living being has III his ~ stem
IMPURITIES
When these are within their natural nlts. cur
health is good but when they excess.
pains. colds, rheumatism. govt, Diet tt' cos
tiveness dIarrLea. d,sertery. er, si,-ns. &c i.
&c aict MS What we have to do recover
our healf'r j. to AXE o from the BOWELS AND
TIE GIRO LATluN the exceso of I'M iritles.-
This done, health follows of II. cessity
BRANDRETH'S Pills
are the only medicine that can do this with en-
tire safety 10 all the organs OF the bod
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted In SDRE1 II 5
pms them only remedy tor p.iioG. % from
thirty to fifty Years. and whose aver = health
j. excellent inev have ALWAYS GU d them
selves when sick. by using thee
INNOCENT AM lNFALtIBi l. LIS.
PRINCIPAL oil ce Brandt eth Building lew ork
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RICHMOND.


GoOD HARD wOOD. CUT AND SPLIT,
~ - selling st Dessaint Schricker's Lumber
/ arc, At fcm - TO Is per cord. regardless Of
tie prane AAkee BY othss dsa1ass decoo-aN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

The W0Ttd says Of THIS pose:
ut is some consolation % know that our
neighbours IN the rural districts do not mo-
nopolizs all the official virtues Of the
State"
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w F. A - X

The su9erin- millions OF our land TO give this
remedy trial convinced that bv IT'S timely use
MANY NAV be relieved. MANY cured of
DYSPEPSIA HE AKTBukN SOUR STOMACH
SlCk HEADACHE, Dl.LINES> INDIGES-
TlON. PILES. COSTIvE\ESS BILL
Gus ATTACKS Ii EKCOM-
PLANTS RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, &C
Read the pamphlet of testimonials with each
bottle and do not the medicine egulnst the
adAicc Of Your Physician.
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~ ~ WcCn.Ea.l.ANlD.

DuILDEK. MANUFACTURER OF SASH
ID Doors, Blinds, Aouldings, brackets. Ac.-
Contracts for buildings OF every Description
shop aud Factory corner Of Main and Thirt
streets Davenport. Iowa sVl l-o5dA"
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Il 4 Il Hk 4 NJ 4 co..

27S Greenwich Street NY.
toR SNF ny AL DRrGGIsls srp2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-16

Conquer B.urIv!
The tendency to grayness by proWl lily stacking
That great Enemy
to personal beauty, with the most poplar srti-
Gle OF the day,
as n aSrA uDORO.S HAIR DYE
Which Ike SHERMAN. LEGION. Knows no
such word as tail. Under its application
The lSlaak s Come Out
brilliantly, aud the browns of every shade APP
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Be" al the certificates OG Whole.
sn1s. Drug let. In 1854.

Tie under ipn.d hsv ng io' many y.ars been
qusiuiei wi'h It Mar hal'- Cs'arh ard He dsche
Snun ard sold II who.s.l. trade 81 fn state
hat ~etrlrve fo h- equal ~ .sprct I" tie
onmenda sus - II ~ tie cute oi aar,t AGcc-
T. Il 1T u decidedly lie best Ariice ". have
| knn D Tor ELL conn. OF d s,As.s u lie IIend.
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AWAY WITH DISEASE
And Matrimonial Infelicities
Away with <pectmclcs.

~ tacle-, Docts Mccicne Pam nj It
M ,iea free. Address l.. h toorE NJ D. 30
Broadway. N.w ! DIRK - d3in
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WIN. ID. BuAn y Es1S, N. H.,
Phu.franss 6sM6t Surgeon,

HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN DAN
l. export, and oser- his probes - nal services
To- In" citiz-ns II this city AMI vicinity.
O.ce a, tae Union Drug store 8, Brady 81.
between ID aud Sd. SEP d,
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X n. wnepaAmn.UN. n. D..

I1lIYSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i with Or Baker, under the Davenport Ma
tional Bank corner OF Sd and Brady streets.
KkraRs> cEs-John NJ Adler, NJ. D.. }. W. IL.
Baker NJ ID aSl5 u
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VVAVIyG PURCHASE THE UNION DRUG
III Store, formerly owned by H. w. >. Hig-
gins, No IS Brady, between I'd and Sd streets,
trusts by close attention 10 business to merit
share OF public patronage
:&Pure Medicines aud Chemicals always on
Asnd and reliable. sep6 du
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-27
DIED

BROOKFIELD On the Oath instant, ELIZA
BE ID BROOKFIELD, wife of Thomas Brookfeld
In the BOT year OF hen age
The relatives and trends OF the family, also tho
Daughters OF Degree of Rebecca are RESPECTFULLY in
vlted to attend funeral, tom the residence of
her husband No. 125 Ttella street. First Ward, on
Thursday afternoon at 2. O'Clock. 10 proceed to
Wharton street NJ. E. Church Vault
William Cassidy
The relaIyes and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the iunpra the residence
OF her husband northwest corner or Fifteenth and
Wood streets, on Wednesday mornIng at 81 O'Clock,
without iurter notice Funeral service at the Cathe
dral nferment at Cathedral Cemetery.
COLWELL.-On the 26th instant, Mrs. RECECCA
L. COLWLLL In the % year OF her age.
The relatives al friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from he residence
of her broiher-in-law. Hugh Robinson Bridge street,
between Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth Mantua
West Philadelphia on Thursday, March l, at
O'Clock. Inierment at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
EMERICK.--On the 26th instant, GEORGE EMEr
RICK, in the I'D year OF his age. %
The relatives and OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No: 614 n. Eleventh. stleet, above Button
wood, on Thursday afternoon, March i, at O'Clock.
Funeral service nc ht Johns Lutheran Church,
Race, below Sixth street. ~ tit.
FLANAGAN.-on the 26th ins ant, MARY, wife
OF Edward Flana an, aged 60 years.
1he relatives and friends of the Iamly are respect
fully invitea to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF Der husband. No 1903 Wood street, on
thursday morning at 81 O'Clock. Funeral service at
the Church OF the Assumption 1nterment az Cathe-
dTal Cemetery.
WREN.-On the oath instant, ELIZABETH
WREN, wife OF Christopher Wren, in the 49th year
of her age
The relatives and friends of the family, Martha
Washington Tent, No. 4, /. D. of Il. Sisters re-
residence of her husband, No. 131 Hazel street. on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
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sEGARs. TOBACCO. ETC.

ZEN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-1ST DEAN
i awsys has his St0re full ~ customers Why2 Be
he keeps the best stock segars and t9baccO In
The United States and sells at least from rs 90 50
cent less thar you can buy elsewhere Go to DEANS.
I'd WAy Is II that ase city tsbaeconlsts are Down on
Deen2 Because Ire sells bet or Qnaty tobacco and
segars at much less price than they sell. Go 70
Deans, \ o. 4l3 Chesput street.
Sd The why he sell cheap Is because his
retail sa es $500 per day, and his wholesale
trade Is $1,000 day he can afford to sell at from
to per cent profit while others cannot live oniess
then from % 10 100 per cent. 60 to Deans, No! 4S
Cbesn ut ELeet.
4ih Dean sells prime Imported Havana segArs for six
cents each. Genuine Yara toi ten cents, and makes
liberal discount to those buying bv the box.
9th. Dean sells the best navy, of six different kindsN
for go 65 and 90 cents per pound Dry ~ cents
per pound with discovnT to those buying five pounds
co TO Deans, No 4l3 Chestnut street.
9Th. Dean sells al kinds of smoking tobacco from 20
cen pound TO $3.50 per pound and discount on g.
pounds POM p OF upwards N IL I5y Cty%t you w.t. % like 1t
7th. Deans Store Is No, Ala Chesnut street II you
inqure of some tobacconists they viii tel you they
don't know him, and don't acknowledge him to be In
sells so cheap, he is killing the business.
Go to Deans No 4l3 Chestnut street.
6th. Some tobaccOnistS' jea ousy makes them mean
but Dean aoid to DO beTal his trade IA always
and red noses. When youwan prime tobacco or segars
at a far price, go to Deans No. 4l3 Ohesnut street.
9Th Deans Yara SeRars are the only genuine Yara in
this city all Others OF inferior quality Dean Sc
year you want genuine Yara Segars, go to Deans
No 4l3 Chestnut street
10th The largest assortm mt of segars in any one
store IN the Emitted StatFs you win find at DEANS No,
4l3 CTESNUr Steet
y. B.-FOT cigarettes applyto the Government Nuff
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Ero.. EtO., EtO.. ETC.. EtO.

An immense concourse of people have been
assembled all the morning In Third street. above
Race gazing at the ruins OF the great fire OF last
evening full account OF which Is published in
another column OF this afternoons TELEGRAPH.
The Vigilant Steam Fire-ensine, Neptune Hose,
and several other fire companies, are still in
service playing on the ruins. Lieutenant Abra-
ham Bowers, with posse OF police, are buslly
engaged protecting property, and keeping the
crowd at a respectable distance from she des-
troyed buildings.
The FIRE originated IN the countingroom Of the
hardware store OF George ii. Roberts Co.
About a quarter 10 o'clock some clerks who
were engaged IN the second story saw smoke
issuing from the windows OF the counting house,
which is in the rear OF the first foor and very
soon afterwards the room was in a light blaze.
son OF Mr.. Roberts left the counting room q
few minutes before the fire broke out. The fire
was entirely accidental, and originated from q
stove in the countng-house.
The total loss in the buildings Nos. 235 and
287 will reach about $4,000.
The buildings Nos. 239 and 24l were about
three-fourths destroyed, with their contents.
These buildings were occupied by James, Kent,
Santee q Co., and their stock was valued at
between $700000 and 100000. Their whole
amount Of insurance will reach $570,000.
There Is an insurance on each building de-
stroyed of $40, 600. These buildings are owned
by james, Kent Santee a Co.
The loss on buildings Nos. 235 and 2S7 will be
about $4,000. These buildings cost about
S3S, 900 each to build, few years since.
The amount of injury to buildings Nos 23a
and 2Al will be about $4,000,
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PHILADELPHIA LUxUR1Es.-

PHILADELPHIA LUxURIEs.- III ~. " J.
Our city through the ration round,
For some choice blessings is renowned
For instance-butter, fresh and sweet,
such as New Workers never eat,
Peculiar kinds of pie and cake.
Excelling those they elsewhere bake,
And lots OF catfish, which. when fried
---,- Possess charm none can deride;
But, oh we boast the most of all,
The matchless clothes Of Tower Halll
We haze the largest and best stock of CLOTHING
in Philadelphia, all FRESH, FASHIONABLE, ana
SOUND, aobich selling at prices guaranteed
to be lotper than the Loipest elsewhere for either
SOUND or DAMAGED goods.
TOWER HALL,
No. 6l9 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT g. Co.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CoBsUMPTIoR. -YrOm truSl-
worthy data IT has been estimated that st least one
fourth Of oil who are born in the United states have
at birth lunss in a tubercuous oOnditioR, and, in
consequence, are predisposei to Pulmonary Com
plants; yet 1t is equally well established that is
predisposition need not end n Consumption,
Asthma, or any other lung disessN. If due care and
watchfu ness be observed, and al excitin0 causos
are promptly treated they arise. Its in just such
cases DR. Javne's Bzpectorant exercises its most
beneficial effects, and has produced the lAroest pro
portsOn of ITS cures. Besides promptly removing
Coughs and Gods, Wbieh when eft to themselves,
are the most coRmon causes Of tuSercuIOus develop
mont, this ancnrd remedy alays any ina immlton
which may exist and by promoting easy expectora-
ton ceanses the lungs OF the substances which clog
them up and winch rapidly destroy when suffered
TO remain. Prepared only st No. 249 Chestnut
street.
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AN IMPosToR CAGED.-A man named
Thomas Martin was found yesterday afternoon
at Eighth and Chestnut streets, by Officer Reeder,
btgginR, and apparently cripple. Entertain
ing suspicion that Thomas was sailing under
false colors, the officer took him inside and ex-
which was carefully tied up as though broken,
was perfectly sodnd. Thomas was taken before
Alderman Hurley, who committed him as q
warrant.
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THROAT DIsEAsEs.-"We would call attention to
Browns Bronchial Troches' We have found them
eicacious in alaying Irritation of the Throat and
Bronchia, and would commend them to the atten.
tion of public speakers and others troubled with
affections Of the Throat. Tney are also excellent
remedy for Hoarseness resulting from cold."-Con-
0regationaIist, Boston,
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CoNrEMpr1BLE THIrv,Ne.-Chas. CLARK

CoNTRMPTIBLE TH1EvING. .-Chas. Clark,
David Huhben, and Felix Lynch we're arrested
last evening at the ere in Third street by Officer
Hunt charged withthe despcable act of stealing
goods from the burning buildings. One of the
delectable trio was carrying off when arrested
and ribbon, silk shawl, IL pairs OF suspenders
and 13 pairs of CATERS. The entire party we're
committed by Alderman Toland IN default OF
$500 bail each .
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A PUGNACIoUs WoULD-BE HIGHWAY
MANA colored man named Alexander Conway
was arrested last nieht at Sixth and Shppen
streets, charged with an attempt at highway rob
berry and assault and battery. He knocked one
man down while being taken into custody.
Alderman Tittermary committed him to prison.
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PHYSICIAN TO THE FIREMEN's RELIEF
AssoCIATIoN.-Dr. ]. Rheip, whose office is at
sented to act as physician to the Association for
disabled fremen, and is at present attending
two OF the 6remen injured by the falii;kgot the
wall at the fire in North Third EJECT, last
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JUVENILE THIEvEs.-Two boys, named
Dennis Ford and James Hughes, were arrested
last evening at Front and Market streets, having
In their possession q showcase, containing q
They were committed by Alderman Butler for a
further hearino
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MARRIED.

HUGHES-TAYLOR.-0n the 18th of August,
1866 BY The Rev. ID. III TO don, JOIN JAGOB
HU1HEc and Miss CArHARlNE TAYLOR, both
Of this city.
ORAM-MCKEEVE ER.-On the 10th instant by the
Rev S II. Geisy, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, JAME~ X. DRAM TO MARY s., dau0htero OF
Jesse X. Nick eever, all of this city. No cards.
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DISHONEST CoLoRED MEN. - Robert
Thomas and Joseph Lane both colored, we're
arrested yesterday afternoon, charged with
stealing 5000 worth of clothing from the estab-
lishment of Middleton Morris, Lombard street,
above Sixth. Alderman Butler committed them
to answer ., ....ts
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Warerooms, No. 1921 Chesnut stree

W. B., Good Clo'hnG, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. s. b Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. & b. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. @ b, Good Clothing, Oak d ALL Sixth and Market
W q b.. Good Clothing Oak Hail, Sixth and Market
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-John Wilson
was arrested about four o'clock this morning at
Fifth and Shlppen streets, charged with at
tempting to break into store in the neighbor-
hood. He was committed by Alderman litter
mary. ...rr
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STEALING GOODS AT THE FIRE.-Josiat
Ryan and Robert Allen were arrested, in addi
ton to some others, charged with stealing at the
fire last evening, on Third street. Alderman
Godbou committed them
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G=eEss5sezsIg A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT ON THE
VsSV REGULAR SoHEDULE PRIoEs.
Desiring TO reduce our large stock OF superOE and
highly finished R1sewood Pianos, previous to the re
moval our new store, No. 1103 Chtsnut street. we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
avail themselves OF tn opportunity
SCHoMAcKER 6 Co,
Warerooms No 1921 ChesDu street
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"WHAT do you take for your colds" .ad symps-
thetic lady to a sufferer -Four pocket handker-
chiefs dav, madam" was the reply. How much
better to avoid the cold altogether by wearing suit
able Clothing, from Charles Stokes & Co.'s zone
pnce, under the Continental.
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

III III buS w s''~
Mrs. s. Il. AELe7G's WOTC0'S
hair RestOre9' and Dress
ing ipoigOrGte, strengthen
and Le9agtbe1a the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, satppCyi1ag re-
QaUired MOaG1'isloa1le11t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disGp-
pears, bald spots are Coz
erred, hair stops falling, and
lWHaG1'iO1at gTOa0th Is the re-
saCLt. Ladies' and CkiJdre11
aUiIL appreciate the delight
faGI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance d11l11OTt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOtIi11g the skim, scalp, or
most elegant heGd-dress.
Sold by ALI DruEsists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich ST. MY.
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FURNITURE Repaired, Re.uphostered and Var
nished, at W. Henry Patterns, No. l4OS Chestnut
street.
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WINDOW SHADES Curtains, Cornices, Bedding
and Upholstery, at W. Henry Patterns West End
Upholstery Establishment No. 1408 Chestnut street.
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SPRING MATTRESSES oVerhaued, mended, aud
made up new, at W. Henry Patterns, No. l4OS Ches-
nut stleeI,
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MORE WooDEN !

MORE WOODEN BUILDINGS TAKEN
DowN.-The High Constables have had taken
down three more wooden buildings, erected in
the city contrary to an ordinance prohibiting the
erection of bull dings of that class. 1 .tD
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UPHOLSTERY work of every description done inn
mediately on call, at Patterns, No. l4OS Chesnut
street. ..,.. t....-....... .....
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CAsToRs ppt on Furniture, at Patterns, No. 14OS
Chesnnt street.
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LACE AND MUSLIN Curtains, at Patten's No. 1908
Chesnut street,
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Day GOODS.
ll3 PRICE &c WOOD, Il3

ll3 PRICE DC WOOD, I13
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH
Best makes bIoached and unbleached xwsnns--t-4.
64 "a "a and 10.4 sheetng Muslins.
American Prints and Gingnams, fast ootssm
WHITE GOoDSi
WHITE GOODsl
Cambria, Jaconot ana Nansook Muslins
Cambnc and Namsook Plaid Muslins.
NMnsook and swiss Stripe Musins.
White Brilliantes, %, SlA S7k 40. A, 80, 62k
Marseilles, Lancaster, and HOneycomb QuIts.
White Marseilles, good quality ~ cents per yard.
I'll ....l LINEN G0ODS r5
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Linen Huckaback by the yard.
Huckaback Towels, 25, 2S 81, s7B. 40 As, 80, 62t
Handsome Damask Towels, very cheap.
Richardson Sons, and owdens shirting Lnens.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece.
Lined bird Eye, for Chi'dreD's Aprons.
Ladies' and Gents' Linen Cambria hdkfs.
Dc. do. Hom.stitched Hdkfs. etc.
PRICE Sc WOOD,
NO. l1S N NINTH Street above Arch.
N. B. Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts, made OK.
presslY for our sales, and warranted.
5. WIN remove to the N. w. corner Eighth and
Nlbert streets about the last of April
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CARPETS AND MATING cut, altered and laid, at
w. Henry Patterns. No. 14O8 Chesnut street.
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The most perfect. the most reliable therefore the
cheapest SeWinQ machine IN the world. For sa o at
No. $50 Chestnut street No charge Ior instruction,
whether you purchase or not.
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81 JORDANs TONIC ALE.
JOkDAN'S TONIC ALE.

1t Is recommended by physicians of this and other
places q superior tCaic and requires but trial
convince the most skepcal of It's great merit To be
had, wholesale and RETAIL OF p. LJoRDAN,
= n wv. n 'U Iir No. 220 PEAR Street.
Champagne Cider, by the dozen, bottled, or by the
barrel -u E-L3 ~. 2IN
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HUPTURR professionally treated, and,correct Trus.
seH applied, by Q. H. Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race streets Ladies' department first door below.
full line OF Mechanical Remedies and supports.