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CHOLERA
DISARMED!!!
TheehIef Causes OF Pest1enee Ne
strOyed.

The chief Causes OF PeSttlenee De
sfrOyed.
nk z COURTARETS DISISFECTING
~ Finds secured by Letters Patent in The
United States and France. Prepared solely
t ~ me SSE 1oEk pStsinfeettng Company, at
street, New York once, q Cedar Street
This Company Organized on q permanent
French Chemist, In cargo Of its I.SboFsforT.
Is prepared To furnish its DIXINFECITSG
ELCIDS tor SEX rooms nurseries, urinaIS,
ters, ships, railroads. hospitaIs' prisons. and
public institutions Of al kinds, slaughteF-
Al kinds Of manuTes (fDa1leJaaeFv increSsin1s
the value Of the latter TO every hrmerJ aud
T 5leLeS poison91s and Offensive gases exist.
putTeSceuts, and diSenfee4antBi in the scisnfiic
meaning Of the words They remove nox-
leaving in their places heaLEhf nj ar; they are
DESTRoTEES, and not merely IbsorbeiiGs OF
poisonous gaSes-not injurious 10 utenSiis in
cal and scientific men & directed 10 theEs dis
tntectants- Attached are testimonials in IA
once. 40
DKLvAx .HoUsE. AIBAs1. Mar. 50. 1875.
10 De Rresideaf oTEhe HelB York DiEJgeclfao
Dear sir 1t Is all 1t is represented to be. We
now consider that We have found an sftScIs
which Surpases all Others As remedy aEainsf
an Dad odoEA- + RoEssEL 4 Co
TO ge Ryealdet ofG< NtsS 9SrE Dsas5 5ss
Cbmp0Jt:
Dear SIR: We pronounce it without exeep-
oon 70 be the best we have ever knovn It's
eject upon every matter Is complete and In
stantaneouS Q. A. STETSoS, AStor HouSe
n h-Ihe DtSlnfectanf8 are uSed fJT the
sANengeEA under the direction Of the SAINT
tary Police OF the Metropolitan Health De-
paEtment, New York.
POWELL a THOMPSoS, - Cedar 81, n. 7.
General and Sole Agents for the United
StateS and the CanAdAs. 70 whom an orders
should Be ADDRESSED.
For sale by ali Druggists and General Deal
ems In the United States and Canadas
ID. =. Merrill 4 Co, Main street. Richmond,
Agents for Virginia. my47-Sul
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RooT,s PErACHIEE presaETes the Hfe Of the
Hair-eaangeStt nom gTIy 10 It's original color
In three Eeek8-prsvent8 The hair nom fall
mg-ls the hel1 article 1uf dFez1ng the hair
dandru6Gnd cure an diaease OF the scaln-
= deliEhffnlly peIfunned. cures batdnaz and
VIII not Gtatn the skin. We tel the sfoTV
quickly. and tan Il tina. when We say Il 4 4
Reg1oreF and DreBing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
EeElaehio Nut on Sod BIZ an DFugEfsts
OERIN SKINNER q Co, Sole PTOpTSeturs
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UIlUFsI DHlOPsI DHOF3l
A1[EEEcAN LIZ DRnFs Vm cure DipGheFin,
Coughs Bronchitis, Enla most AEfbnlo
= le!lEll tllZll EeurllEia. Ague In the Faoe,
tde1tlAe1es Iootlllee. nrulses, SpEains ChiIb-
EslE.s Gtuukls Co.'s EeNGr and AEua and
Clnolera IN q GinEleday. SOLD By an DEul5Eis1s,
with fnll directions Tor use.
!, 0RRLN SKINNER & Co, PFuprisfnFs
5 pFing1l,d, Ma DEhEAG BARNES q CO
49, lor Boslon. maElG-ly
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On Sunday evening, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of his father, on Main street, Mr.
MORGAN SMITH, aged IS years and months.
The deceased VIII be taken to CoshOcton'
Ohio, for interment. The friends of the
family are requested to attend the removal
of the remains to the Bridgeport Depot this
morning Al O'Clock.
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ATTENTIoN BALD HEADsl


MRS WINSLjOWS Omen Of Hair Re-
ElnreFs s Queen. not only IN name, but IN
virtues Il VIII make the hair grow, ana ne
store e 70 its natural color. 1t 3 really the
best Hair Resiorerfn themarke1 Il Win nee
the bad nom dandrud, and prodnee q new
growth Of hair when i has fallen Oh, 10 fatfh-
July applied ny the queen II Is adeiiEht-
WinsluWs Omen Of Hair RasforeFE Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK.
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CoIsaae'a Arcade veEetahIs sep.
sAupainr Toilet soap. psspaEsd nom NJ
ahaa VesetabIeO 1Ls IN eo1ahinatiOn win
slyeerine, and espeeiaIly dssiznsd sur ne
Ne orIaaIe. andf1rthsNarseEy, Taper
fllnsis szqai-ita. and u uaallfn.z rl-uv.rts.
0nEtvlIl8a. Fsnlshy and4ueEis.z
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TUEsDAY HoRNING. JULY ID.
An article entitled "a drean,'' ap

An article entitled "a DREAM" aP-
Peared in our local column yesterday
morning calculated to wound the feel
ings OF one Of oldest citizens, for whom
we entertain sentiments of the highest
regard. We take this occasion to enter
our disclaimer as to its meeting our
approval; and shall institute such
measures as will prevent recurrence
in the future.
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,Jnst ,rhat uo,t need L.ndie,-

These PHls ac4 as mild and gentle sttnu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting al Irregularities and re-
moving distinctions, mental debility, meian-
eho3y, &c. restoring nature to its proper
channels. Under certain Circumstances they
should not be used Price 81 % per box By
mail 70 any addnesE 81 10 Sold BIZ
LAUGHlISS & BUSHFIELD.
Alp 6y 9. n. ODBERT. Stone Bridge.
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WELLS. NEAR PARKERs

MINERAL WELLS. NEAR PARRERs
III BURG, W. Ya-The undermined hay-
ing recently Eemodeled and ref1rnfshed this
excellent and extensive establishment md
2nGed thereto complete Bathing AppaTaf1s
ior HOT or Cold Baths Dancing Han BfI-
Lard saloon. Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort ana amusement, takes pleasure n
announcing to its Old friends, for whose rlasf
literal patronage thanks are returned and "a
me puzzle generally that It VIII be reopened
Tor the reception Of visitors, on JuSE lsT
when u VII Gf0Td inducements to RuAS+s
seeking either health or amusement Ere5a4iV
superior % those OF any previous season, and
equal % any watering place in the country.
TER[s OF BoARD.-RoC regular viSitoER pfF
week varying according 30 location OF room
occupied. nom 80 TO E500 For transient
customers, per day, g 50
An OnSIHus LINZ VIII run regularly be-
tween the Wells and ParkenbuFR Is follows
AoIIltIl0 Lfne-Le2Ttng the Wells Al a M
2rIlvtng a. Parkersburg IN time for the early
boatS and Trans Returning, leaving Par
keIs0ufEh Al Il q m, and arriving At the
Wslsats q. N.
EUIIfN0 Lne-Leaying the Wells at S1< a
m Returning leaving Parkersburg At 81 q m
tnS9Ed A. W. GORDON, PToprietoE.
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Harmless AS SUMNER Dew, vet in
the highest degree disinfectant and pre-
sentative, SozoDoST keeps the teeth al
gums ruddy and free from canker.
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THRR can be no doubt Is to who Il
the guilty party In the terrible contest
that has opened up betWeen Prussia
and Austria. Upon Prussia must rest
the responsibility for the fierce sIauah-
ter and widespread ruin and devasta-
ton which Weshall doubles be called
upon 70 chronicle. And this Is 50 APP
parent that Angio-Sa3on sympathy Is
almus1 wholly With Austria. Though
her religion % opposed 70 that OF Aus
tria, Together with various other causes.
would naturally lad as 70 wish for ne
Success Of t1Ie latter In a struggle where
the right va net 80 clearly. N on oDe
side. me ltnbiiinns and rlr,,--s-,, ,,,1l,,-,.
Bismarks Who exercises such an iTi1u-
enc9 over Frederick, has 6olfhnFIf1lv
soaded Austria into this ular-iI5il a.
latter could not well dpotlIati = VIM
out q eomFfomise or national bon57.
than take up the gauntlet which 49,
been hurled at herBo tlsdhntly. At ~
same tim9 the most beneficial results
nay folloT from Pru8ia's l1fekn
Co1Fls 81 5 shall hasten the fulfuuanf
e H. German dream Of unity. An
ogefElllng Providence may make use
q ta1 llen % further his plans and
turn tit rsGd vaccinations 70 HisovFu
DaanlrI
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TIE saxonia's news brought large
orders from Europe for Government
bonds, and the result is that we have
higher quotations this morning than
for months past. Five-twenties of 1862
are up to 106, and those of 1865 to los.
Seven-thirties have also advanced and
likewise the 1910 bonds. The effects of
the difficulties are thus being felt prob
ably on this side Of the water, SO far as
investments are concerned We look tor
still higher quotations as the war ad-
vanees. The securities of Austria were
well nigh worthless before her present
heavy outlays, and it is said that the
war will afford her an excuse for hon
orable bankruptcy. All the continen-
tai securities must be impaired. We
see no other result, and il we are cor
rect our own bonds will be correspond
ingly enhanced in value.
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Dr. z R KNIGHTS. PrUpr, Melrose, Nas.
Sold 70 the trade by LAUGHLINB& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling. and ~ retail by Al Drug
Elstls also b. 7. h L0Il1En & Co, and IIoERn
u @. mvE-lnngIAIE
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DuteheF's Lightning FIy-Kiner
Makes quick Eurk with MES, and II COM
neneed early. keeps The house clear an sum
nG.
Look out for limitations E6et Butchers
MY. iu2s-dAHIm
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HANS Vegoaahle SIe1lan rraIr Ho-
EenE8ast TIE Hair. IL
Hllf8 Fe5eaIole ~ El1ir laallrIrr1
ElElnlgls aFeJf hair % the eEfEiiiliI ts6lo-
lGl1IiG V rs IN .Lllif llaal1,j-
PIsVenls1lh l1llr Eruln AIlin.ufE ~.
Al0lL1 Pl1ll1, z SCI an l7'I-r
nr1l TIE hair 81 aIl3 gi1sIly,s
70 dIll-l ! $50 E7-l1r
1lelune sam tllss1Eins
n - Z
H. 10 l1llll NE I'D rleparnffnn nur
elll IEI1lled - the puhlia
ulEEelyd AEtull Z a
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aIt,r advertisements.
ProDosals

CALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eGved by the Committee on Water Works
until two O'Clock, Saturday, July lltb, 1854
Tor laying the - inch Water Pipe and all the
cross connections attached to the sane and
the Pipe for Fire Plugs attached to the %
inch Pipe The bids WIN be by the foot, OF
19lnts the city 70 md the Lad for jolnfk
Payment cash Contractor TO give bond and
Bids VIII be endorsed, Proposals for Laying
water Pipe" and to be len With the city
III5,st Chairman Com On "A W. %lls9 81
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aansifal austrnmtuts.

ITHE GREAT REPUTATION OF TEp
L AfadoS Piano has induced makers Of In
Tenor instruments TO represent 70 their c5,S,,
nneS that the Pianos they sen are pFe.iSsi,-
the same As the Rndbe, made BY EoFfT1sS
formerly employed by them, &C. DC
This e an Old dodge. and one Thai "a o,,,,
PfaStteed by manufacturer, who cannot ~
their instruments 70 the trade and co.,
quently are compelled to force them IN n
market at any price. NC
This mode OF doing bnsines should p,
enough 70 convince purchEserB At once OF ~
SUPERIORITY OF THE KSABE- n
mere fact Of small makers taking then ss
the STANDARD, and working upon ths1.
reputation should Be all the evidence necss.
Eary.
Il Is \ vel known fact that all arst-cIss.
Piano manufactures have their estsbiishs3
agencies and dispose Of their goods through
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WEEll1I = week or tsn days, Il al
goes ven, Ne ahall - IN tsiegraphie
commuuicltl0n Win znrone.s ard ~
eeIEsdas patchos fro1i lon Ion sn;I IlSTiS
ahead Or time. M Glsat Isira -r,sS
% s1n nom Yalentsa BAY on ihS ls.t q
J1ne, and Il now p11tilIy al5u-tyl
1ii-alul1g toward Hearts Conlent; pay
ins 1pl ths cable g II goos. II 10 dis-
nssr atss ahs may Be 6xEsoll .
1s.ela d ilnati6n next week. M
lEFlnz lll5 lIar IT, completion Of this
.ii al1eElal, ars o. the mos per-
loet St1t 4ie experience Of he past
has ben proved upon. and al the
ll1u1El21 q human science and ant
heEe bon Int iuflE employed to
clE1 Means have haen
l1il % 81 a . Inst an the FFnlii-
~ ma may - the Il13slfile eaIisas 81.
l117 1rL-l II IRE c1ll On 4 ~ ait nom
ICES - lIcll Is ~ n fI5il
illEiii nnitl q an -.
~
- m ll6li u 1 90 In an
it,i1d I'm bsl5rs C1nsross 81
re pFoof edilics ~ q,
bureau a thu
This indicates that
g me q &
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gttr advertisements.
Dividend.

THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Company of wheeling has this day de-
clared dividend Of SIX per cent, out Of tho
earnings otthe six months ending ls1 OF July
PAYABLE on and amer 10Th inst
ty7-S1 JOHN. 2. HOPKINS. See'N.
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Blind Tom!
M word renowned 1Iusieal Prodigy ani
cELERRATED
NEGRO PIANIST |

VIII give seEes Of entertainmeutsat
WASHINGTON HALL. WheeIfnu "
Va. commencing WkDNESDAY Eve
MING July nth, 1855, and continue eaSh
evening during the week
Only E1We LhouHmnll Ticket VII n
Solds 500 IN lTesents wiz BE disIribufed
1En0nEe1 the Tlfk-et Hn7igrs
Vllned q nom = esn18 70 $500.
eIle slp1eEdtd Home and E8u1EEy 70 b EfVsr
The PreEsnts win I've Distributed nv n f,r-nv
mites seaected b. the audSenne - ~ fiTsf
ooncErt, and IiekeE SnldeEs I'D IT.,S1.l1t
vtll reeetye their glfts nsSS< * I1r q So0n =
Tie<s;s ,sosd afsez nm. enteEsainunen. I'm
nos . entttle1 % GINS
Tiekets sod prior % Ars9 eafertlfumanf
good any evening during theWeek
Al Ilehrees rIlIist b EElI.fgterlli
FIST aS.Sl 9 vI5IiY NONE CAN BIB SOLD Al
Price or Admission one noFlnr.
Peruus desiring TIelrets Win do VII 4, -.
sMe them el1ly . PoSITTEEEH But 500
Flrdes IN the county desfFing Iic'-eta nm
e1cs1s1 FIie8 md stamp fnr retIiITI p(I-f1s -
~ Z, = l1t.1le - 4else B. AeEl6Eis 1llisle
ist1les H Main street.
An eona1aElllla 4 b a n 4,
4AllA5lss = AllEOF8D, IlanalaFl
WV - 1l1.ln -. Wheelings ". Va
A QUA De MAGNOLIA. JTTsT T8TsCFTV-
- - S1d or sAle ~ g a. ODBEEcT, BID nfl
DREsS GOOns.
Al CEnSnSG our DRESS GoOps AF
4 - e24nl Cd EEi0sz ,. 8 Rhodes
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WINSHIP, WOODS & Co..
stmata Stm1Bas c-u5.sllr.
HUMPHREYS
Homnopathic SDecif3cs

Fave PROVED. PROM rae MOST ASTPLE
= sxpsr1e1ee, an entire spcoesss Simpie-PrOmps-
Enlelent, and Reliable. They are the only Neai-
s5nss EsItsetly AdAptea TO PoFnlAr pse-so sinpIs
LnAt a1stAkea eAnnot b made in using them: %
to Be AlTHyl reliable. ThT have rAissd the hiEheEt
S2na9snaHtao1 non AL, and viii AlEHyB reader
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TIE editor Of the ParkersburR Demo
erGt was in the rebel army during the
rebellion. He is now conservative
editor and claims to have a consistent
record right straight through, and we
agree that he has. he has very little
Of the romance in his composition that
belongs to some of the other CONSERVE
dVen editors in this State. His hard
knocks in Dixie during the war have
given him very practical ideas. He
takes nothing for granted any longer
that has not at least a supporting
probability in its favor. Hence he Is
not to be deluded with the idea of a
conservative" victory in West vir-
ginia. The late election has opened
his eyes too wide for any such non
sense. Here is what he says:
"Since the late election the Demo-
cratic and Conservative press through
out the State has been teemfng with
essays Of an encouraging character In
regard to the probable change and rev
ol1Gions which would be effected by the
fall electiOnss yet we have seen nothing
In nyof our exchanges which proposes
% give q reason for such n hope. Il Is
the mere expression Of desire, coupled
with 4 sort Of conviction, or belief, in
the absence OF any stated and sustained
pTedieatss. Now, that the election re-
turns are 50 nearly in rs TO give a very
fair conclusion As 70 how the matter
now stands, We may be permitted to
raise the question, with such hopeful
Rheets, by what process do they expect
to bring about q revolution over some
seven thousand majority for the consti-
tnttonal bar against the right Of suf-
fFage IN such clnsses or subjects rs are
intended 20 Be effected by it Seven
Thousand majority in favor OF the con-
trolling radical element of the StateP
What are the predicates Of intelligent
hope Of political reform in the prem
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50 lis ex.PrIVa1e Seeretary-NO
H9ls- Of q Parole or Of Being Ad.
mltte1 % BaiI-State OF HIS Health,
FoEtEESs MONROE, July Z, 1896.
George W. Brown, Of Baltimore, one
Of Jeh. Davis counsel, and Burton n.
Harrison, the latter's private secretary
during the war, arrived this morning,
and have spent the day with Mr.. Davis.
They returned North this evening. Mr..
brown's visit was q professional one
solely, and that Of young Harrison
strictly and simply of q social character.
Through this visit learn positively
that all hope and expectation of the
parole OF Ar. Davis on his release on
bail has been given mp, and that no fur
Their attempt will be made 10 aceom-
plfsh this result BY his counsel or
friends, unless some unexpected aud
alarming change in his health compel a
renewal OF the application. II is great
~ feared, however, thar such coutfn-
gencY VIII arse. hE. Harrison saws he
hnds Mr.. Davis in q mach lower state
OF health than at his recent visit His
Voiea - much weaker, his step far les
assured his conversation less cheerful
and with very little Of the buoyancV
and animation he then evinced. Re
gard1ng his approaching trial Mr.. Davis
has no apprehension, bat each day only
grows more anxious for the trial to be
GA NO fault Is found with his present
treatment He has every thing be
could wish for or expect but his freedom.
-~Ss
A coRREsPOSDKST writes 70 the New
York Herald explaining the cause or
50 mneh desertiOn from the regular
army. he ascribes it to harsh treat
ment on the part Of ofheerz and the
want NJ vTkoYs.,-,. 90 =
quantities. The following Is the amonnt
Of food each soldier gets At his three
meals:
Breaktast-Oue quart poor eoRee. two
ounces very fat pork, four ounces
bread. Dtnner-one quart bean SOUP
without any beans-lknovTn a F,s1T, ~
ter, or five ounces tres6 i,esF, mi fo- y
ounces bread. SupPer-four ounces
bread one quart coffee Making a to-
tai OF nineteen Gun ceS Of life-RiyinR food
Tor healthy man 70 subsist on twenty
four hours
As remedy the correspondent pro-
Posas that the provisions be placed d.
Teetly In tbs hands OF those for whom
they are intended, and that company
funds" Be abolished altogether.
THR Richmond Isu,es Is 80 certain Of
the anal tFiump6 Of treason fIint It de-
eall.s9 that Stephens e already making
provisions for 4 filfnrs hama n, = To-.
oiu,1. ,o1nt-., 49, :
~ - - 80 llls 100
=, Z, Z. = !. -. All1ll-
But IA Mexico, the land or sglpents.
1s,ss - lLe-S 9lllEatoEs and vampires,
Lle,Lo reRolntiQla volcanoes and earth-
49, 49,, s4sa1y abo1nd, the excited
btoulelt9 Uoold b 4 I,3SI, 49,.
AIMS
ms H.ooi = NE. Seo.t Eespeetfally, to
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JUsr WHAT TOU WANTLADIEs
Try one bar and Be c4sred.

ne Grea4 French RemAdy. n. De VaIettYs
FEMALE Periodical PIIls, extensively r,ssI I5T
The FTench ROYAL Academy Of Mesiicins
1hey never fan In ChloEuSis Amenorhes
0enorhagia, DC
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IEFR. nAW.

He = Visited by one Of His Counsel
lis eI.PriVa1e SeeretaFy-NO
aN4a1- Of q Parole or OF BeinE Ad.
nlttea % BaiI-state OF HIS Health,
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n An CLnsING our DREss soops AT
1 - selll Cd pEioa- is. Rhodes
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1Ee1e1 Dressing.
DRoWN 4 AR0S LIQUID BLACKTN9
0G t11lS D. EICoIiIs z BE5G5,
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HOW To,ifls Bless Farmers.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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DRY GoOOs---RETAlL.

lib PRICE &c WOOD, Il3
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Have Just Openeo, from New York 900 doz Linen Nan
kins, nom $3.50 up to 20 doz cheap lot Of Linen
Doylies. Sl2O, sl5O STD, and " doz.
200 doz Linen Huckaback Towels from rs cts up 20 81
s-4 double Damask Table Linens.
Power-loom Table Linens,
Linen Table Cloths.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard
Bird d-eye Linen. -
Linen Huokaback by the yard. ...
Best makes Shlrting Linens.
Russia Crash by the yard
Just opened, 1000 doz Linen BdkO
Ladies' Linen Hdk IL, lax, 49, 90 as 9s 81, IS, aud
37h ots
Gents Linen Bdks., 25 up TO rs cts.
One lot Of Ladies' Tucked Hdkfs., all linen so cts.
One lot OF French worked Hdkhlf2s cts
Ladies' Linen Hemstitch Hdkis IS cts up to 80 cts
Gents Linen Hemstitch Hdkfs.
Gents Hemmed Hdks
Gents colored-border Hdkh.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs.
One lot Of Black Lace Wells, new styie s225 very
A very cheap lot Of maChine-worked Bands, nearly
White GoOds, White Goods
new LOT 81 White Bril- iants very cheap 2s 81, 37A
Jaconet and Cnmbric Muslins
sott hnish Cambrlc and JacOnet Musns.
Nainsook Muslins, very cheap
Nalnsook Plaid and Striped MuslIns.
Cambria Plaid uslins.
White laratans and swiss Musns, Etc Etc
PRICE DC WOOD.
NO ll3 N NINTH Street. above Arch
n B.-Best makes Blesched and Unbleached Muslms
Canton Flannels SiX IS. 46 aS' and CO.
Al-woo ana Domet Flannels,
Heavy shaker Flannels.
Red and grey plain ana twiled Flannels.
Best quality American Prints and Oinghams
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@1O Tea Warehouse, Nc. % s. SECOND Street.