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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1866.
Vim. Coe and John TavIor. stsls

" ID ~ ~ - y % q ~
". .. Bill.
Richard Poor, e. ais.
IN tins casse It Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master from eomplanant's bsJi.
which u sworn %, that defendants Robert Murpbay
and bis wife MsrEtrst. formerly Margaret Poor
are non-resldetts Of rs State q Tennessee 60 ha
the ordinary process q tue law cannot b. served
upon theul' i = Therefore ordered that puhiesi.on
b made Tor Jour consecutive weeks N the Nash
vile Unicn paper Published in The city Of Nazh.
term q he ChEncery Court for Ogsrlon county. no
h held in Livingston on the frst Monday q Al
gnst next, ls66, and plead answer q demur 70
comVlsinsnfs I'll, or The same vii he taken ~
confessed A. 70 Them. and set Tor hesunF ex paFe
sprl5-W4t Nv. MRIGET CAM
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All persons desiring respecting t- m .
o
charged 60 their provided the s. taken.
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ARRHlL and pEPARTURR or THE MAINS
LorispiIle - NaslpiIIe Railroad.
S1el5yville Accommodation

Naskville and Decatur Railroad Line.
Connecting with the Memphis. Mobile and New
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Nd CURE FOR T6F RUPTURFn.
'ess' r b Foote, NJ D, lls0 Broad
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write - Union Ohice'' on the face Of
the COpV.
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There's a young lady in Boston named
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sumner gave
her the name What an inheritance
for her pOsterity-of course she will
have posterity.
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IT appear,rr CD the I'd Ir-srr1sd, Clerk. rom -a
ps.tit. % nl ~ said court on tHs ltsn daY fl. Star
isGG in che -asa al -IIts 81 ulrttry, airlr q. t
81 Uuah dee q 81. Anthony hlal aal ...sI.l 81
TIE ALE ~. cla alleged faaf VII "A haal r. aa-
rssi.iaulo % zoe Sta q of Isauesa1e a. a
orlifr-d fnaf puhurat.1l ne usaaf. n t e.
lnioa. aneHspspcr plfilsie4 p
Bush t1 arusar before che alrs'i'l t'iat to.Ii
81 rutrau county. o. rs loiica OF sa-A county Ia
tba toan a CooHasi D. file lfii Alafaag iu q .F
lsrs fhfn NJ No.. d afsr t.t dfiasee to ra.r
81 sinsnt PETITION. or fhs zane 90 b. sst dosu ii
hearing ~ psrts - - hlil.
D. h. STONE
msrchls at CLERK q Putnam Co1aiy C5urt
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MACS RuLns. 1865


6soFee b Uftugtl
~ Supplemental and Amended Bill
sansh A. Baf,o, e Az.
N tbs cause, . appearing 10 me sstssact.on OF
q The Clerk and Master thst the def ndants H..-
nh A. Blino, Abe n Bilho. Iosruhire r. Blbo.
Nsncy J. Bnno, are non residents Of the State Of
Tennessee, - thst the Ordinary process q law
cannot be served upon them q i tbereiore or
dered thai pufisfiQu b. made Tor fOuf cuusecutv "
weexs. n the Nashville uuiou, a neuspapsr pun
hfhed n uaa ely cf Nashville, Tennessee r.1fiIr
fnr sad dele1danrs ~ aplr AZ tie nert term a. tf
Glourt house 10 Carihaas, ou ths tr5vs 49,. =
Angust, is.t, lnen 40 tnere b pisaa, snsEsr or
esnaT . 80, 80 - ~, o. Ne fsms MI d
tEkaa lor colie-e- - SCI ior nalrng sxparte, -
% hem D. .. CAMPBELL, c n.
rrarsfra 81
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Meeting Of the City Council.



The Board met at the usual hour, in sPe-
eial session, TO appoint a Committee to con-
fer with the County Court on the subject Of
the psst-house.
In the absence Of Mr.. Chestham Mr..
Creighton presided.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on the part Of the Board: Messrs. Thompson
and Kinney.
a bill was offered by Mr.. Kinney Provid-
ing for the appointment Of three physicians
to act as Board Of Health, said Board to
meet twice each week, during the summer
months. The appointment Of the Board is
lodged with the Mayor. The bill passed
its three readings under suspension Of the
rules.
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1866

"COSTAR'5 RAT ENTERMINATOR is simple,
safe, and Sure the mo-t perfect RAT-ifcAi on
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
csE get t. properly prepared VII eat 81, aud every
one that eats il will die generally ~ some plare ~
distant possible from whore IL was taken lake
.ShHs MicA Mirror.
pR-5re "CosrAR'z advertise alent above.
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Self Ahnse.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, hiss proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO elOquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consf
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
OF address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vill0, Tenn. fsb3S-H
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with yermn need
be 10 no longer, IF they use "CosIAEs' EEterInlua-
tor We have used 10 70 our Estl-fsCtIou aud f a.
box cost s., We would have it. We have ulaf poi
sons, but they effected nothing but 10stsr's" A.
u 10 knocks the breath ou' Of Rats Nice Hoarhe-.
Ants, and Bed-BuE-, quicker than We can write BE-
u D. IN great demand al over the county. - HoHa
lDhJl Ggzeffr.
sssee "CosrAa's" sfysrtssuaeut stove.
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To MiIk-men.-MilkT Tickets (Pints and
quarts) on different colored Cardboard Of
good quality. for sale at this Office.
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Our jos OPFIcR.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this office.
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n Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES. isCs.

IETIT9 v UIl0TI y -
Amended ani supplemental Bin.
John =. E0iing., 81 sis.
IN th's cans. g appear nE b. the Clerk snd MAJ
t=I iiii ne deiendart WIN. acou 80 uun-resi lent
OF he state of tennessee, 90 that the ordinary
rrr1sss o. laE caunot b. served upon hifu- DO =
Therefore orc erred that iafIqu ~ made of four
arf-.-s.fre graera in the Nashville Tfn.aa revs.
r.sfsr r1irl .sfsf 10 TIE c'fF 90 Nashville Tenn
- rsufrna azid dolsnsilnt b. appear II fha r.,t
I'm ii a.. ghanrery Court a An1ifh erll-rs- -
IN = n Carflrg.. on O. heiurs "a frst Mou-.r "a
lure. lsf1, 10 ausEsr clInplslu alf's aFnrni.5 All
slplimsutsl ball, Or TIE sane HIII b an ~ "a.
ie.aed - . hiui All ~ 90 losliaz - paFis
mzrst So u. h. CAMPBELL. CAN
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages 10 shoot
ing small birds is a cruel man whoever aids 10 ex-
terminating rats is a beneiact0r. We should like
some ons 70 giTe rs the benefit Of their experience
N driving Qua these pest. We need sOHr eth NJ
besides aogs, cats, and traps for th business -
Ac.sl'.1e AHs1c1H. n. J..
sS-5ee "C1sTAE's" sdYetti cement above.
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The Adams Express laid on our table yes
terday the latest southern and eastern pa
pers.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, OF
printed 10 order.
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We are indebted to ". c. Collier, Union
street, for literary papers.
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Just Received and More
Coming

DHoiCE POTAToEs IN large iots. ia has eondi.
I J u0n, Tor sale los.
II. ;. RKrNoLnS,
Front straat 81 iooT north OF Broad,
ssusf.V FOa the Laval
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville. and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested TO read the ad-
yertisement given IN this paper, % DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
Apnll2-tf.
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1866

INCREASE OF RATS-Ths Fn7HrH's Gr..t
(Engiishl ssserus and proves by hgIre- that one
paiT Of RATS ill have progeny aud deErend8uts
DO less than 0jl,dju in three YEAR. Nov, unless
this Immense ismily can ~ Kept tOan, .hey would
consume more i0od than would sUs.MH l5utJ hu-
mgn beings
EH-See "CosrkE's" advertisement above.
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M AIZE N a ,

The FOOD and luxury 81 the aEr. without eng. r
fuIt. ono traI 9Th convince f.a ulsL sserl...
WsEaa pl1ddInas Cakes tusrsHt-. blanc falaH
Sc without i-1uE.lsz aith Irs uI .l efzs. 3. a -.-
aatrelsllur The most erl l.u.'.-. n
ton i1 ord.Lary Wheat Flour EF
sweet sauces. graves or ftsH 0r tteiI. soup, A.
Iee-Cream nothing can compare a1 ...
boiled ln milk aill ploilae nrl cream .l
chocolate, Tea. &C.
Bur up 'n one r1uad usrksFes. under .nr t.....
marx msl1aua, with directions '7r .sf.
most dfiIe Gus article af God 90 .-..tl.l t.I
luvsi a. ~ 40 ages. faT sale - tir'.ei' COO ~
g.ats everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, tg6 Faiiau 20 Aos Aofk.
WILLIAM UUHIEA. General AEel.
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HARE & ROBERTS PrOprietOrs

"AVISG leased this well kn1En Hotel Cor
III term az years, and haT.nE tnor1uEhlg ref I'D
I'D refGruished g. ~ are nov suaried u ursoul-
uodats ths traTe lng guhic 10 ~ good style e. auv
other nouaa 10 tne country pc has long teen sid
tilaf NaehF 10 49, grsstlY 10 Bed q GOOD hotal,
and having re- mot centrai end largest house Ia
The city, - Ar aeieruuiaad 70 make t ss-,aBd %
uoua- Oar charges I'll 81 Al tines b. a. los
can possibly - Ei1rled.
llsrlt-lin HARE RODENTS.
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1861.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsr-spsskIng
~ "Costar's' RAT, R1tcn, Aui. &C., EHtafmsnsIor-
'more grain and provisions are destroyed Annually
10 Grant couo'y ty vernlu Than solId raT Tor IONS
~ THIS Rat and Insect h.ler. LrHc1.Iel iHa.I
Heud.
- see "Cn.raa-., a-IKart-..naant al.a.a
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs- re-
coilert that hundreds OF 1olars' worth % Grain.
Provisions, Sc, are anomaly destroyed By Rats
Nice, Ants, and other meets ana VsrTnin-aH Of
wnicn csn he prevented bY few dollars worth Of
"CQsfAK's' Rat Roach, Ant. &C. Frtsrnninafor
b0uE ht and used freely
us-7es "CosTAE's' advertisement above.
sS-soid 10 Nashville. Tenn, BY w. J. q T.. W.
Smith. and al Druggists AID Dealers.
marchlT-zu da5F
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The Dispenssry is Located st
NO. 8 RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

III AEiNo
Tenn nltrs
4 rc,ss. r. Fag. a.
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GONORRIIEA
STRUCTURES.


s5I sRs sld 5s 9 aas. S5 Ss6s 9ap s @
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We ARE Also THE SOLE AGENTS FOR
FOrd'S Phosphate or Fertilizer

To he Pracuos ikTrner the necessity for this Ar.
tcle hss long teen known, and - are happy 10 a.
cure them that Te anal hsrtsasT keep f1l stock
81 10 siSsys on hand.
send u your orders sarly. or send and zss ciscu-
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In Chsnoery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
C Mcneil, sdm'r, ct ais
vs.


IN pursuance Of an Iutsrlocllory decree OF the
Chancery court II h nnangdon, male IN the above
cause, notice il hereby gwen 70 sll creditors OF F.
wright Dc ceased, 10 ale their claims, Only proven
- the aw drects, with me, on or h'ove the ID dsy
Of July next, or they wi ia iortYer hsrred.
snulu-gA sW HAWKINS. CAM.
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal weakness

viii difficulty ue ailments ocasy cured by .
description g1eaby their ply he case.
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ARRANDALE & CO.,

Or No. "a Kiug stree. ChSrlsston, 5. c.
ishQ-i4i oaE wEf
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81 n IN e ft1 which hrTI
d gGosns hrtts-
b Jru.
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the August senater wakes strong and warm.
II Mr.. Stephens would only come affairs might
be iamioably adjusted; but where he is no one
seems to know. 4propos 10 this the local
editor of the Commercial Advertiser gets off the
following
The Fenisn Congress- has adjourned. Il has
locked its doors, closed y archives, and ceased
late as Tara. The harp that was awakened by the
OMahODY, now hangs as mute on ITS walls as II It's
soul were fed. 1he chIvarous and doughty
" feminist" the doors behind which was as.
sembled the hope of the Irish Republic are
0lorv hes in wait for them They have (also per;
baps) Ike the minstrel boy in Mooie's melody, slung
Their wild haTps behind them, and hurried to the
scene of bloody conflict, with their fathers swords
girded on them. IL true that some OF these
throne,quaking HIbernians, during their secret
very young. But, then, ads that never wore a
hIrsute ornament on their faces have been
seen on the battlefield; and let us remember
the fact that Napoleon was not much out his teens
when he was known as the Little Corpora" There
fore youth IN 'soger co'es" Is not TO be despised
As tOr the delegates who at the recent Congress
figured SO eloquently, and opened the heavy Column
biads of their EriDgobraghisu spleen they have re-
turned TO their homes and are probably engaged in
furnishing up their pixies, pistols, and fowng pieces
preparatory to tho great campaign which - soon to
open. Tho O'MahonY remains in his palace on Union
Square, with the green flag and the stars and
Stripes waving above his head grace uly IL the
millennium had arrived, and they were the hon and
the lamb that were to lie down together and be led
by little child. From this retreat OF the grand
trail sun of Irish liberty, but tCle intelligence comes
to the wcrld. There rs silence brooding over and
around the place which IS Omnous, What ls
the O'Mahony doing What mages him so
quiescent2 In other words, "why Is this thusS"
Then there is the FenIan Senate. 1t has been in
secret session for more than week, and enough has
been done to make the Ohahony shake IN his
spurred boots. But, then, the O'MahOny is not
easily scared Israel Putnam, who faced the wolf in
its den, and who wupgled his fingers at the cred
coats during his rde down the steps at Horseneck
was a man of pluck. There was a gritty element IN
his composition. The OMahony. although not Israel
Putnam, is-well, he is the O'Mabony. lie IS
not 70 be intimdated by ten thousand Senates with
a Roberts at the head of each. IL is said that an
Irish prvateer has lett this port and is now on the
high seas waiting for some British ship to come
along and be made its prey. Now, If this b. true il
IS matter of consdera nle interest to know wnether
this navy OF the Irish Republic received it's letters
of marque, ETC., from the O'Mahonys or IRON the
hobertses. II woud also be interesting to know
the exact ament of this formidable (for such il
must be, 'av coorse1 vessel, and we pause for q
reply"
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DIED.


ADDlCKS.-on the morning of the 21st instant,
FANNIE wife OF Charles IL Addicks and youngest
daughter OF John Patrick Esq
The relatives OF the ily respectfully invited
to attend the funeral rom the residence of her hus
band, No. 1911 FrDert street, on thursday ng
next at IL O'Clock.
GOBRECHT,-EarY on Wednesday mornnQ,
January "a in the 79d wear of her age. of pheumo-
MA, Mrs. MARY GOBRECHT, wIdow OF the late
Christian Gobrecht
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
RICHARDSON.-On the morning of tho Oath
ms ant, WILLIAM RICHARD SON, in the I'D year
OF his age
His relatives and the friends of the familv are re-
speottuIy invited TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, No 1925 Spruce street, Saturday, tue
9th instant, at IL O'Clock. S$$
SHANKLAND.-On the 22d instant, Captain Will
LIAM SHANKLAND, in the 73d year or his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, the Cap
tans, Society and Captains in port, respectful y
invited to attend his funeral. from the residence of
his nephew, B. S. Brown, No. 1908 D lhird srrest
on Friday morning, the 26.h instant at 10 O'CLOCK
To proceed to Trinity Episcopal Church.
UMSIEAD-On tire 22d instant, after lingering
illness, Miss KATE UMSTEAD.
Funeral TO take place from the house OF her sister
No 2O03 Frankford road, on Thursday morning, ct
O'Clock. To proceed to MONTGOMERY county. Friends
can see her on Wednesday evening.
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"0UR FOREIGN RELATIoNs."-
Here are huge appropriations
Being briskly made
For those queer "foreign relations"
While Pm much afraid
Most of us have relations here
OF whom we don't think at all,
Who go seedIly clad,
And would be very glad
OF garments, well made, but not dear,
Now selling at Tower Hall!
We do not profess for any real or RaGindry cause.
10 sell beioc COST but are selling rapidly stock Of
good fresh, fashionable, and SOUND Clothing, at
prices guaranteed to be LetOer than those of any other
house GS this city. We ehdUe tie largest and best
sortmeRt Of M'PS, Youths, and Boys Clothing in
PhiLade,phia. TOWER HALL,
No. 6l6 MARKET STREET,
BFhNHIT & Co
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Circular from the Minister Of Foreign
BslaltOns of the Mexican GOVeFnnen1.

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS AND Gov
ERNMBNT, PAso DEL NoRTE, December 10, 1866
Section l. On the 9th OF the present month the
citizen President OF the republic lett the city of
Chihuahus, and arrived Yesterday at this place
where he has directed that the residence of the
National Government shall again for the present
be established.
1t is unnecessary to repeat that the President
will always maintain his firm resolution to con-
tjnue TO sustain the cause of independence and
OF the institutions of the republic, whatever NAV
be the Wcissitudes OF the war; in which, no v.
ever, the resources Of the enemy are diminishing
day by day, and must ere long be exhausted
through the constancy with which the Mexican
people continue the struggle, their final and Ger.
tain triumph in which is now not far distant.
Independence and liberty.
LERDo DE TEJADA.
To the Citizen Governor of the State OF -.
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MARRIED..

CANN-SIMPSON .--Ou the 21st instant, by the
Rev j. III. kennard, Mr. CONRAD j. CANN to
Miss MARTHA w. SIMPsON, both of this city.
PRIESTLY- -COSSABOON BY the Rev. George
Kempton January IS, 1866 IN wInslow township,
Camden county, n. j., FREDERICK Prizes LY
to COMFORT NJ. LOSSAB0OT, 10Th Of Wmslow
township,
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Dry GOOps..-RETAIL.
1l3 PRICt. M WOOD. m

lib PRICE & WOOD, 119
N. NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCH.
Have Just opened from New York, 800 doz Linen Nan
kns, from $3.50 up 20 90 a doz cheap lot OF Linen
noylles, 81 20, ei'50, sl'76 and " doz
200 doz Linen Huckabaok Towels from IS cts up TO 81
"a double Damask Table Linens.
Power-loom Table Linens.
Linen Table Cloths.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard
Bird eye Linen.
linen Huckabaok BY the yard
Best makes shiriing Linens.
Russia Crash by the yard.
Just opened, 1000 doz Linen Hdka.
Ladies' Linen HdkB., H. 12h, l5 20, 95 49, 81 S. aud
37k cts.
Gents Linen Bdkfs., 2S mp to IS cts.
One lot Of Ladies' Tucked Hdkfs all linen so cts
One lot Of French worked Hdks, 2s cts
Ladies' Linen Hemstitch Hdkts, 25 cts up to 80 cts
Gents Linen Bemstitch Hdks ...
Gents Hemmed Hdkts.
Gents cOlOred- border HdkE
Ladies Linen Cufs
one lot Of Black Lace Wells, style, S225 very
cheap. - v. ~ 'N''
very cheap lot Of machine-worked Bands, nearly
good as needle worked
White GOODS White Goods.
A new lot Of White Bril- iants, very cheap, 28 81 STh
Jaconet and Cambrie Musins.
Soft finish Cambria and Jaconet Muslins.
Nainsook Muslns, very cheap.
Nalnsook Plaid and Striped Muslins
Cambria Plaid Nusllns. a
White Iarla,ans and swiss Muslins, Etc. Etc.
PRICE DC WOOD.
No. ll3 N. NINTH Street, above Arch.
N B.-Best makes Beached and Unbleached Muslms
Canton Flannels ak 35 40, as and CO.
An-wool ana Donet Nannes n
Heavy Shaker Flannes
Red and grey plain ana twilled Flannels.
i5est qua!ity american Prints ind 0inghams.
ana Sl25. ia
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No. Tl9 Chestnut street,

W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market
W. B Coed Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W g. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
W b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth aud Market.
W. O. b., Good Clothing, Oak II all, Sixth nd Market
w & B.. Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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DRY cooDs---RETATL.

ARGE LINEN SALE
AT MILLEIxEN'S,
No. S2S ARCH STREET,
Just opened, direct from Europe, the following
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS.
Heavy Table Linen. unblcacheS, at 7sc. per yard.
Extra heavy Power.loom do, yarn bleached, 81 per
yard.
Extra Qualities aud widths do. do, eI12X@I25.
New STYLES bleached Damasks from 81 2S up to sS
Extra qualities and widths ior large extension tables
Real Bamsley Double Damasks, very scarce
Heavy Scotch Damasks, IN great variety.
Fine Irish Damasbs, in great variety
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Every size, from III yards up to I yards long
Some beautiful Table Cloths, just opened.
Napkins and Doylies in variety, rom the lowest
up to the finest productions OF the Dsmask loom.
TOWEKs, NEW STYLES.
Bath Towels, from 25c. up.
Red Bordered Chamber Towels, from 25c. up,
Heavy Huck Towels, wide red ends. st STKc.
Bloom smask Towels, handsome, CSC.
Fine Damask Towels, size, 81, 81 2S
Turkish Towels, several sizes.
RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
very handsome Huck Towel, with the National colorp
introduced in stripes in the border not tobe found In any
other store in the city s7hc., 81 and 81 2G
LINEN SHIRT BOsOMs.
The best Linens only used, and as no imperfect
stitching passed into stock, customers mag
rely getting the best Shirt Bosoms possible for the
dIices. Also. Wristbands and Collars.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
Ladies' Gents and Chidren's Linen Hdkfs, in every
STYLE at Importers prices
NURSERY AND BIRD-EYE DIAPERS.
full assortment the widths in Nursery Diapers
These Diapers will be found heavier and better than
usual the prices
BIRD eyes, al Qualities Linen CambTlcs and Lawns A
beautiful soft Linen Cambria Infants Underclothing
from 6Lkc. up.
MILLIKBN'S LINEN STORE,
l lsthstu2m No 1928 ARCH Street
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TRUssEs BRACES, and Aieohancal Remedies ad.
iugted with profess opai skin by 9. H. Needles,
corner OF Twelfth and Race street,. LaOes entrance
on welnh street, drst door be.ow Race.
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WE ADVISE ALL OUR READERS to call at th'
Evans Git Book Store, NO. 62S Chestnut street
ment, and valuable gift presented with each bool
purchased,
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Now is THE TIME TO buy Clothing at Char es
stokes g. Co.'s One Pnce uader the Con mental.
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PRICES REDUCED. - Splendid pictures = those
made at d. Il ReimeT's. Persons desiring will find
them most satisfactory style, quality, execution,
and prices. Gallery, No. 624 Arcn street,