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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-08-11

New MUs1c.-We have received from the pub
fishing house of Root & Cady, CT Washington
street, Chicago, the Song Messenger Of the North
West, for July, copy of the 81 Red Bird, being
the summer number of Root 4 Cadys q Song
Birds published quarterly, each of which is
filled with and entertaining songs, quar-
Tets and choruses. Also, the following list of
new instrumental and vocal sheet music:
Lake Shore MaZourka.
Betsy Jane Polka. dedicated to A. Ward.
Grand instrumental Medley
Charlie Schottische.
Lille OF the Snowstnrm Please Father. let In.
The Songs we Sang upon the Old Camp Ground
Songs of the Free Masons-a seres-words Rob Nor
ris. Esq, music by George F. Root.
Is your Heart Still the Same to Me?
Crowdng Awully-a Temperance Song and Chorus
Out West or the DownEa Journey.
Mabel-Song and Chorus
In Horn-a Song for the Times. We give
"ole President Johnsng's exacky the man,
lie is in a horn. he is in a horn:
He's gwine to do for all dat he can.
He will in a horn. in a horn
Root Cady publish more popular sheet mu-
sic than any other house in the United States
Send your orders to them
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An Agent Wanted

For Howe,s Celebrated DOuble-Thread
Sewing Machines Also the Improved Bay State
and New England Single Thread Sewing Machines
Country Merchants will please address. call on
DEMING & CUTTER,
21m NO 8 Montgomery street. San Francisco
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Births:

AT McGilivray's ranch Trinity river, August
9th, the wife of Jos. McGillvray, Of a DAUGHTER.
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COUNTY AUDTToR,s REPORT

COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT
of AMpuNT OF COUNTY WARRANTS ISSUED AND
nj REDEEMED. SINCE LAST REPORT, OF
DATE FEBRUARY 5TI. 1866:
General Fund.
Amount of outstanding warrants date
Of last report Feb 5. 1850 S50.O4G O5
Amount of warrants issued from Feb. s..
1866 to August e. 1866. SO 119 II
Amount redeemed in same time. $3.50 II
Excess Of warrants issued above amount
redeemed from Feb. 5, to August 6, 1866 :59 OF
Amount Of unpaid warrants to date on Co.
General Fund, S5o,4O5 OF
Hospital Fund.
Amount Of outstanding warrants February
B. 1850. 1875 10
Amount issued since. Sl3o AZ
Redeemed in time, 495 oil
Excess of warrants issued over amount re-
deemed in same time, ~ VI
Amount outstanding warrants Aug. G. Co SS,65l Of
Building Fund.
Amount of unpaid warrants Feb. 5, 1866, ASS IS
Amount redeemed since, 4SS Is
Amount issued since Feb s. 1866. S4s 80
All of which is respectfully submitted
Bill. A. j. LOOMS. County Auditor
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#eskly Trinity aonrual.

~ Cesssy Wssfrssts and Grsesbsexs taken NJ
tner ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers n the Government service the JounsA1
will be furnished Tor Greenbacks At rAa
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
b 4th.dn.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Julius Tyler and James w. Deputy will take
nStice that Joshua deputy has fled a petition in
chancery in the District COuat Of the County of
Pswnee in the Territory Of Nebraska, against them
Gs defendants. The object Of said petition is Co
foreclOse a~certain deed Of trust or mortgage made
by the said Julius Tyler July 18th 1859 on the
North West quarter Of section seventeen in Town
ship two North of Range twelve East Of the 9th
principal meridian, situated in the said County of
Pawnee, in favor OF the said James w. Deputy, as
trustee for the said Joshua Deputy to secu re the
payment Of q promissory note Of eyeu date there
with made by said Julius Tyler in favor Of Joshua
Deputy or bearer, for two hundred and forty-fve
dollars, with interest from maturity thereof at the
rate Of I've per cent per month due one year after
date. The prayer OF said petition is that the said
premises be sold and the proceeds be applied in
payment OF said sum, and that the defendants be
deprived of 81 right or title to the same. De-
PENDANTS are required 10 appear and answer on or
before the 3Oth day of April 1866.
CRANE & THOMAS,
Attys for Paint e..
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
W. o.
Sheriff and Special Master /.

John d. Hurd, and James w. Deputy will take
aotice that Joshua Deputy has filed his petition
IN chancery, in the District Court Of the County of
johnson, in the Territory Of Nebraska against
them as de fendants. The object Of said petition
is to fOreclOse a certain deed Of trust or mortgage
upon the South half Of tho South West quarter Of
Section No. FIVE in Township No. four North Of
Range No. eleven East Of the 9th principal meridi-
an, situated in the said County Of johnson, made
BY said John d. Hurd July 18th 1859. to the said
James W. Deputy as trustee for said Joshua Dep
uty in order to secure the payment ola promissory
note made by said John ID. Hurd July 18th 1859,
for one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with in.
terest at the rate Of five per cen. per mouth from
maturity, in favor Ct said JOshuaj)e putty or bear
or, due one year after date thereof. The prayer Of
said petition is that the said land be sold and the
proceeds thereof be applied in payment Of said
sum and that the defendants be debarred of all
right or title to said premises. The said defend
ants are required to appear and ans er said petit
ten on OF before the 30th dav Of April, 1866.
CRANE 4 THOMAS,
Attys. for plaintiff.
AZ A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
BASSINl'S 20 MeIGd:C Exercises.
PIANO-FORTE CaIiSthenicS.
New Music.

Cast thy Burden on the Lord with Sopara-
no, Contralto or Tenor Solns and Quarteue,
adapted fIOm GUttSchsik, Slumber SBnS by
". K. BassiOrd. Ptice 35cts
"a Holy calm, A Peace Divine composition
to Sweet spirit hear my prayer by W
Vincent Wallace Price IS CT
Bymn. ss sung at Grace church, eompO- Ell
BY BraiSe Wash Price IS ets
Nv Bud in Icaven,' words ~ Spencer W
Cone. Priee IS cts.
Kei' ef. Price 80 cs
On : Write Ne a song OF my Father Song
and Chorus, "a sung at Woods MlnstFefS,
composed br @ Hem, Price 30 cts
"A word OF thine , SlIadby r J.F. tZhugh Price Sc cts
sGize me tn Sc Moonlight Hours Duett TOT
woS Sopranos, ct Soprano and Tenor, BY z
A. Parkhurst Price 50 cts
'vesper STAR Duet, for two Sopranos. or
Ten. RS by J. Daniel Price 40 cts
PRAYER at Sea- Romance in form OF q Noe
turne, bv J. de Ja-ieaSkc Prit so cfs
'Atten Is NJ IL (Wait 70 rme by c Fradd Pre- SO cts
'Suis Moi , Follow me by A Bernstein, PIice 50 c:s
Waterfall. and Sea Breeze GaIIOpS. by
Paul Steinnagen Price each s. cts
Wording Dew. LsnceTs, ny A. Bernstein Price Gels
Wedding Lance,s s. by Paul Steinhagen Price 30 its
Angel OF Dream Ballad, by N. Keller price 80 cts
Il I'VE : EaTitatiin balisn by Eb B Holder 35 Ct
.TrIumphaT March , by Richard HlRnsn Price 81 90
'HlgeFian Polka % MIS-. A Hatkburst Price IS cts
Evening Shadows HUcturne 3 ] Fitzhugh IS cts
'I'u Longing for thee Guards waltz as sung
by Idle PIrepa, Price 35 ces
A LIBERiL DISCOUNT given TO The Trade,
Churches C:erfymen, Professors and Schools. Nh
sic sent BY mail, Postpaid on receipt o ne marked
price WILLIAM HALL s SON
January 10th 1855 54s Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
S.ALR

Notice is hereby given that / will offer at public
suctiOn At The front door Of r. B, Presson's Dwell.
inl, in Tecumseh, johnson County, Nebraska Terri
tory THAT being the place Of holding the last term
Of the District Go Ut for said COunty,)
On the l4h day of .4pra a. D. 1866
~ one o'clock p AZ, Of said day. the following
Real Estate tO-Wit. The South West quarter Of
Section number twenty-one 81 in Township mum
Dor FIVE 5 North Of Range number eleven II East
Of the 9th principal meridian. situated in Jobnsoo
County, Nebraska Territory, on an order of sale is
sued By the Regist in Chancery Of said Court of
against William F. Walker, issued by the District
Court Of johnson County, and to me directed As
special master in Chancery.
Given under my hand this the 18th day March.
A. ID. 1856 W. A. PRESSON,
Special Master in Uhaneery,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Agents Wanted!

$40 A DAY EASY MADE $40
By selling Ehgravings Card Photographs and
Stationary Our Stationary PackOtsexceIls all 9TH
ersi each Package contains Pap sr, Envelopes. Pens
Pencils, de- and jewelry worth a dollar at retaiI.---
Price only so Cents we will send Agents 100
Stationary Packages and a Silver Watch wsrth sI7
We also publish splendid Steel Engrav ings and
Portraits, Lithugraph PrsLts, Dc, very popuisr and
saleable. Will send y fine assortment of 100 FOE
$500 that will realize fifty dollars, or a ten dollar
lot that win sell for Thirty Dollars or over. will
send a sample lot for Five Dollars that will sell fOy
fifteen Dollars.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
HASKINS & CO.,
Feb. 4 1855 l-y SO BeekmAR Street, ". y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Hell BOLD'
G ensuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody
the full strength of the ingredients of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive lest.O their properties will 81
a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensalory. These rem
edies are prepared by H. 7. HeImbold, "a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city. and We believe them to be re
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit 10 meet with a per-
n success, and Mr.. HeImboId's
success is certainly prima facie evidente
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New York. is not excelled. if
equaled. by any IN the country. aud we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city. to give him a call, and Judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
MILE.
MATTERS SALE


Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public Auction, at the front door of Hoadley's Hall
in the City Of Brownville, in Nemaha Count y, Ne
braska Territory,
On the 18th day af .HprtE, a. D. 1866
> me o'clrck +. NJ, of said day, the following real
- 2 .-sjt the North Vest quarter Of Section
No. tNeIsy-six % in Township No. five (5)North
of RAns0N@-fo~-ts~ East IN hvm4tIT county We
braska Territory, pursuant To an order 0f sale is
sued by the register in Chancery of the Dis trict
Court ofNemaha County Netras1a Territory, nd
20 me directed as Special MASTER in a case in said
Court, wherein Isaac COe is complainant and John
g. Akin, Frederick Swartz. Administrator of
the Estate of Kennedy Stephenson deceased Mary
Ann Stephenson Widow Of Kennedy Stephens n
deceased, and John Frederick Stephenson. Kennedy
2. Stephenson Children and heirs at law of Kennedy
Stephenson deceased arc defendants.
Given under my hand this the I4th day of March
A. D, 1866.
W. @. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Special Master.
~ A & do
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
IS 81 E.nn
Look here Bows i!

Full instructions By which a psrsOn can master
The art Of Ventriloquism IN a T " hours. SatiFfac-
ton given or money refunded in every CASE
Price By mail one dollar. Send your money and
make . world Of fun and a fortune.
address, n. A. JAGGERS,
March IS Smonths Calhoun Ills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Marriage and CelibacY.

An Essay of Warning and instruction
for YOUNG MEE. Also. Diseases and Abuses which
prematurely ProstTate the Vital Pow ers, with sure
me4 ns Ct relief. SeDt Free uf Charge, in sealed
letter enveIops Address, DR.. ]. SkILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard AtsOciatiou, Philadelphia
PsnnsylTzuia. 1918 I Jesr e,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Taken up by the undersigned, living one mile
above Longs Bridge on the Hemaha, in Nemaha
county. Ee5., on the 10Th day of January, 1865,
One deep rec Steer with white on the belly, droop
horns, b1sh Of tail white, about three years old
las; Spring. JOHN SPIDLE.
n90-Sr-dua m
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Taken upby 'he under sngned living near Peru
Nemaha County, Nebraska, en- the Both day Of
January, 1866, one dark bay horse colt. 2 years
old. 22-pd J.H. Sites.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Taken up BY the undersigned on bis premises in
lafayette Precinct, kemaha county, Nebraska. on
the 2eth day Of Dec. 1865. one light red steer, line
back with a white spot on each hind quarter head
and neck red, three years old. The oW ner Of this
property will pleasecall, prove property. pay charges
and take itaE=y. JAMES MURPHY.
nO2O-5t p f,dndue Sl.Se.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

Taken up by the undersigned living one mile
above Longs Bridge on the Nemaha. in Nemaha
county, Neb., on the goth day Of January, 1866,
one deep red Steer, white on the belly droop horns.
crop of the right ear, bush Of tail white, about
three years old last Spring. JOHN SPIDLE.
Most due finn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
" OTICE.
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE.
.IO-11-6m. fr,nu
(Frum The New York Herald

(Frum The New York Herald
Prominent aiming the m. chanIcal tIiumphS Of this
most ingenious age common honesty cOmpels rs 10 no
tice the EmpiI e Sewing Machine, cummeudei a. justly
StrIey perfection itself Usefui As have been The va
riOus sewing machines. from time {" time presented
to ihe p1biic. each one OF them has Feen cursed with
some radio ltefeci, which detrscis from general uii-
ity. Warnei by the experience Of his D ede Is, Ors,
the inventor OF The Erie Machine has produced al m.
strHnloDt. Combining ali the advantages for which
others are Wanted and ObviaIing every defect which
can be attributed t. them by the most fastidtOCs critic
The Empire tchine i a mary etOuS combination OF
simplicity, ecOnemy and perfect w0rk>hip being du a
bic, nee from liability t. get uut OF OrieF n.iseless
and easy Of operation. It's mechanical contriyauce is
such As tosecHTe stability, freedom from accf1ent and
accuracy as To workmanship. BY the uSa of The pat
enIed shuttle and straight nerdIe &C. makes = stHuh
which can neither rip nor ravel while At the ZANE
lime it can % erare perfectly upon eve y species Of
material from leather 10 camDIick with thTeaps OF cut
TIM linen ar silk from the naest 20 the coarseoI MINI
Der.
As the Empire Machine il graiuaIIy supplInting ITS
more antique 'tvat>, Ht'"n IN " mt Il a Use e. instTu-
nreut Oi This descriptions Be he Or ShetaIi"r e ari ma
kes d~resSmlkeT or S0Jm>trts> can do Othe Wis than
secure oBe 81 these ecUuuIcal and nimitabIr m'dOhi"e-
suited alike for iami ! sId HaLU'a lbTipg pu pIses -
The 'fice 81 the EmDtre MenuT ctu ing Go j. at NJ
o55 Dr. idiwoy, New YORK ely, where they aye row
supplying these Empire Machines at prices "a ~ on
the real value % the / ,srs ument .-NtwY rk Herald
Feb 5 d l6S5 10 9 \ sc
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
s TRAY NOTICES

STRAY HOGS.-Taken Up by the
undersigned, living near Longs Bridge in Nemaha
County, Nebraska, on fhe 5th day Of February, 1886
Two spotted Hogs crop of the right ear one white
Boar and one spotted Boar with no marks.
TBrOWnTille March LIST 1865
% B. L. BAWLDWIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
HATnL'S
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REMEWER,


As the name indicates not only REEEWs
the growth Of the hair whsn thin end falling
of. buN positively repevs Ike color to rs
original Made when it IS turning 81 or
white, whelAer caused by disease, efisf or
old age.
1t viii certaiAy do what is eGmed for it,
4 fact to which hundreds, ~ thousands,
who have used it, Ne res5SS and willing TO
testify. Where one NQt IS fairly used, in
anv community, its Reputation spreads
like wild fire." aH5ZilAthe best advertise
ment and recOwA endaN ION we desire. In
the Eastern Ste IS, whereN he "RENEvER"
originated, re young La les use it as q
b.ir dresskg: it IS founA on the toilet
tables OfEOung men, (alsO at heir barbers),
while Elder men and women EhO desire a
RenSEe and Restorative for theiA Mercy locks
ana bald heads will not be wNOut this
Ikticle, which gives in every instance, en-
tire satisfaction.
II
Don't let any druggist or dealer urge upon you q
different article, ns there Is no preparation in he world
like this Beware Of any article purPortspg to be the
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according to Direc
lions. and you will use no other.
II not sold ut druggists in your town, a trial bottt
will be sent you by express, upon receipt ofOne dollar
by mail. thus giving you an opportunity at once on
testing its excellent qualities.
Orders for trial boais must DO addressed to
c.. A. COOK, Chicago.
Gsnl Agent for Northwestern States
r R. P. TAI & CO. PruprietOrs, Nashua n II.
Sold at WHOLESALE. in Chicaso. by FULLER, FINCH
& FULLER, BURNuAMS VAN scHAACK, LOED&
SMITH, SMITH & DWYER, J. II. Fed L co.
CIIAS.. @. SMITH, DIETZSCH, BLOCKI & CO, II
K0yILs W.D. HARRIS CO. POST 4 BADEAU, and
S~druSgists and dealers generally.
IO-,I 6m. ir,nu. c. c. 4 CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
THE ORGANS.


In presenting the Automatic Organ. we boldly an
nounce the greatest triumph in musical instruments
OF the age. During the past half century, the French
and Germans have manufactured reed instruments
with double bellows, and two pedals for the feet to
operate. bui the want of the reversed or Exhaustion
Bellows, (which is the only bellows used IN our instIu-
ments), made il impossible for them to produce the
mellow, rich and musical tone for which our instra
n.ents are celebrated.
S1Other objection to this method Of blowing was
that, both feet being occupied, no opportunity was Of
fered for the management Of the swell. Within the
mast two years, instruments constructed on this Euro
mean plan Of 7dOuble bio EOTs," have been manuf act
ured in this country, and to cOunlersct this difficulty
want Of q swelD a lever has been projected from the
centre OF the INSTRUMENT, to act upon the swell. and
ton necessar- 10 effect this object are disaRreeabIe
ennugh to a gentleman, but 10 a lady the use OF such
an sppendage is nearly impossible.
Our Automatic device Obviates this dinoulty entire
~. the simple act II blowing with more or less force
giving the desired increase or decrease in the volume
OF tone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence Of our
Nelodeons has not been questioned, and for two years
past the enormous demand has made it impossible for
us to meet our orders promptly. With our increased
that their orders will be promptly met, and solicit =
GEO. A. < co.
Caution to Purchasers.
All our instruments have upon TIE name board, In
full. GEO. A. PRINCE & 20" When a dealer rep
resents any other instruments as ''the same as ours, p
il is usually a mere attempt to sell an inferior instru-
ment, on which be can make alarge profit.
P. "A liberal discount to Churches, Clergymen
and Schools. Address,
GEO A. PRINCE, & co. ,ss Washington st,
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.. Buffalo, n Z.
Nav Ist. 1866. no33- v9-yly
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22

IO-.I 6m. ir,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-22
Legal NOTICE.

~ At 6,dn
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FOURTH EDITION
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THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
OF OHIO.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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Etc.s Etc.s Eto., Etc., T1tc.
CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, January 25.--Mr. Foote (Vt.)
asked to be excused from service on the Com
mittee on Pensions So ordered.
Mr.. Grimes Iowa) was excused from service
on the Committe on Public Lands.
Mr.. Sumner (Mass.) presented petitions from
citizens of Pennsylvania, asking the guarantee
of a republican form of government, which
were referred TO the Committee on Recon
struction.
Mr. Harris IN. W presented the petition of
Paul s. Forbes, asking for relief from a contract
for the building of vessel. Referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Cowan Pa.) presented the petition of citii
zens OF Pennsylvania asking for such action as
shall prevent any States from making distnc-
tlons in civil rights on account of color, which
was referred TO the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton.
Mr.. Cowan also presented apetition in favor of
q protective tariff, which was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Hendrick Ind.), from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to establish an ad-
ditional Land Office in the State of Oregon,
which, at the request of Mr.. Williams, was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. Wilson (Mass.) called up the bill to re-
strict the expenses Of collecting soldiers claims
making 1t penal ofIense to charge more than
$40 for collecting a soldiers claim. Pending the
consideration OF this bill the morning hour ex-
pired. and the bill to enlarge the powers of the
Freedmen's Bureau was taken up.
Mr.. Davis (Ky.) took the floor against the bill.
House of Representatives.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Constitutional Suffrage Amendment
Mr.. Eldridge (Wis.) opposed it, stating, among
other reasons, that certain States entitled TO be
heard were not on this floor by their representa-
tiYes to be heard.
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-John CleYeland, deceased. OF Woodford

John Cleveland deceased of WoOdford
county, KY, left by his will $l5O,0O0 to found
place OF refuge for orphan female children. The
institution is to be located in that county.
The Theatre des Arts, at Dion, was recently
the scene of an extraordinary incident. A young
actress, named Erambert, being irritated at a
hiss after singing an air during the performance
of the Barber de Seville, addressed the words
''Imbecilel Bette! |" to the author of the mark of
disapproval. For this ofiense she was, on the
following day, condemned by the Correctional
Tribunal to a fine OF two francs and the payment
of costs. But on her appearance on the stage in
the evening she was received with such a con-
tinued uproar that at length the curtain had to
be let down. and the actress came forward with
the director and apoloGized TO the public. after
which the performance was allowed to proceed.
"A death in the theatrical world has occa-
stoned considerable sensation in Paris. During
the last general rehearsal of 0ffenbach's new
operette, Les BergeS at the Boutfes Parisiens an
explosion of gas took place, which produced
so terrible an effect on Madame Berthelier, one
of the most rising young actresses of the troupe
that she could scarcely continue her role. Next
day the young artistic was attacked by fever, and
delirium setting in she became so violent that 1t
was necessary to resort to stra1ght-waistcoat.
| She died after bret illness, to the unutterable
| sorrow of her husband, 10 whom she had scarcely
| been married eight months. II had been love
| match, and his despair at losing his gifted wife
| at twenty-twoHhas excited much sympathy,
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DRY eOOps---RETAl.
ll3 PRICE & WOOD, 1IY

19 PRICE &c WOOD. 11Rl
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Have just opened from New York, 800 doz Linen Ma,
kius, from $3.50 up TO 90 doz. cheap lot Of Lneo
Doylies, u 20, eI5O, slT6 and ~ q doE
200 doz Linen Huckaback Towels from 70 eta upt6ei
81 double Damask Table Linens.
Power-loom Table Linens
Linen Table Cloths.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard.
Bird eye Linen.
Linen HucKaback. BY the yard
Best makes shirting Linens.
Russia Crash, by the yard
Just opened, 1000 doz Linen Hdkb.
Ladies' Linen Hdkn, IL, l2h IS, 20, as 2 81, IS, and
SIX cts
Gents Linen Bdkfs, 25 up to Is cts.
One lot Of Ladies' Tucked Hdkf-, all linen 80 cts
one lot OF French worked Hdkfs., % otA
Ladies' Linen Hemsttch Hdkhs 20 cts up to 80 cta
Gents Linen Hemsttch Hdks.
Gents Hemmed Hdkfs
Gents colored-border Hdk6s
Ladies' Linen Guns
o One lot of Black Lace veils new style, s22S. yerv
0ooa very chez S6ssP lot q machnewOrked Bands, nearly
White Goods, White Goods
Al new iot 81 white Bril iants, very cheap 2e a. SIX
JaeOnet and Cambria Musna
soit fnlsh Cambric and Jaconet Muslins.
Nans0ok Muslins, very cheap
Eansook Plaid and Striped Muslins.
Cambria Plaid Musllns.
White Taratans and swiss MusIins Etc Etc
PRICE d6 WOOD.
NO. ll3 N. NINTH Street, above Arch
m n B.-Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Mns,,ns
Canton Flanneis siK' IS. %, IS. and "a.
An-wool ana Domet Fannels.
Heavy Shaker Flannels.
Red and grey plain ana twiled Fiannels
BEST quality American Prints and Ginghams
and sI.ls AipaCasa very cheap iot S7S 6, e2H