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PENURIoUs.-In speaking of a certain
merchant, the other day, a crazy wo-
man tor supposed to be sO) said: ''Do
you see that man? Well, you can blow
his soul through humming birds quill
into mosquitoes eye-and the mosquito
wouldn't wink F"
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CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY
LEBANON, TENN.
VIII be open for the reception Of students, in
all departments
First Monday OF September Next.
LITERARY FACULTY.
L IL w - @ hO oil.
LAW FACULTY.
Hon. X. L. CARUTHERS a n. GREEN, L. B.
Hon. HENRY COOPER.
Course of Study in the Law School.

JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History of a Law
suit. Walkers American Law. stephens
Pleadings kent's Commentaries story on
Prouissory Notes.
NWr-c5bLE CLAss.-StOry on Bailments. Story
fy5n Agency. storys Equity Jurisprudence.
Story's Equity Pleading. Greenleafs Evidence
Criminal Law.
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Angel and Anes on Corporations Lomax on
Executors. Parsons on Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. Story on the Constitution
TUITION-Per Term. ......-......-..S50 90
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The University, before the war, numbered
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TIE FALL TERM
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first Monday in February, and closes last
THURSDAY in June.
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O.P I n / O n
The Supreme Court Of Arkansas
Delivered. August 5, 1854.
UpOn thF Nature OF the Government, the
Rights OF the States, and the Ob-
legations OF CiilztnS.
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CIRCUL A r
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The undersigned would respectfully inform
3 he patrons Of The APPEAL, that since
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BETHEL COLLEGE
EcLemoresTiile, Carroll Co., Tenn.,
Rev. Us. HOWARD, President.

TIydE Fall Session OF this Institution will open
/ on THU RSDAN, SEPT. 0fH, 1900. Inls
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industrious, moral, Intelligent, church-golng
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on the Memphis and OHIO railroad.
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EDUCATIONAL
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nEBREW ANB MASONIC CALEEBAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
nnE

LODGES.
AEeFRoNs No. los Meets 1t Monday IN
every month, at Odd Fellow Hall. cor Court
and Main. ID. c. Trader, W. M; h. z. Tour
lIusun, sec.
soUrIf MEMPHIS. No. us Meets 2d Friday OF
each montn-HalI. cor. Madison and Second.
J. T. sellars, ". NJ; Benz. X. Pulleu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No 25s. Meets lst Friday OF each
mOnth-Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
Alnslie. ". NJ; n. Z. W ood ward. Sec.
HAMILTON, No. ~ Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-Odd-FellOws' Hail. p. M. Stanley,
KrLwTNNING. No. siI 10 d. Meets lth Friday
OF each mOnth-2O8 Front street John J.
Worsham, So, W. n B. h. tuilen, S3d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENS Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF each
month-Odd-Feil Hall. a. J. Whee. .er,
H. p II. ID. Psyntsr, Sec.
r. ANDs.E.
EUREKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month-Odd-F Fellows Hall. John Gent,
Tn. H.; n. J. WlgEin, Rec.
TEsPLABs
CYEENE Co~lmandery, No (. Meets fth Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
NIggin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
aJl Front Street.
HERMEs Lodge Of Perfection, l4tb No. 1.
Meets ith Wednesday = OF & each month John
Zeut, SD c.. NJ; e. I. Tomlinsou- I'D see
MrTHkAs Lodge or Perfection, l4th.; No. ..
Meets 4fh wednesday OF each month. George
MelleTsh, sd, O.. NJ. \. r.. Fraukland, I'D,
Sec.
CAsIriIIA Council Of Princes of Jerusalem, IGth
No I. Benz. X. Pullen, Sd, Tarsh.'. -
-. sec
CALVARY CHATTER Of Pose CroIx. 18th, No /
Charles ". Adams, sd, N. W., II. 4. Tom
liu-Ou. y 4 Sec
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, 91th.,
No. J. Heury +. Moolard, G2d. Comm.
William I. CirOie sd. Rec
C0NsIsToRT or WEST TENNEsSE SD. John
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Trader. ;s2d, Reg.
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Iat,landis preGosi0r r1aRis; -" She yet in her
very tomb retains the marx and image oi
Empire
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CAlJIlON Me guard against IMPooI-
rION be particular TO notice that skirts offered
for DUPLEX have the red ink stamp. ~: o. J.
W. BRAlLEY's DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRINGS upon the waistband- none others
are gsnuine- Also, NOTICE that each HOOP VIII
ADMIT 3 PIN being passed through the center Of
10, thereby PROVING that there are TWO springs
braided together therein, which is the SECRET
Of their superior sTRENsrH and FLENGBILIrH
and a combination not Possessed by any SINGLE
SPRING h0ou.
Made in all styles to suit the wssrer. viz:
The - Empress Trail "a yards (latsst for
DrawiugrOOm ard Party Dress.
The Pride Of the world, 50 yards QatesIl
for Promenade Dress.
The paris IRAN, yards latesu for House
Dress.
az Toe name Of the style win be found on
the waistband OF the skirt. nOvl 3m
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MISCELLANEOUS
wHITEMORE HOUSE,
(LATE bIETROPOLITAN HOTEL),
Nos. 100 and III Adams Street,

T'HE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
/ vited to call and examine my House My
terms are only Seven Dollars for Day Boarders
per week The very best table kept, and all the
comforts OF q home. Come and Judge FOR your
selves D. Il. WHITE MORE
Iau2g I'm ProprletOr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19

The advancing tide in the price Of railway and other
fancy securities seems to have been rdty checked Dy s
II h rum0rrd a series of attachments served upon the
brokers OF one Of the largest aud most sanguuc operators
for the rise Whether TINS process OF Law covers prospect
i've ms well a realized profits Is not stated. but tanper
nc with the great railway interest OF the country ~ TINS
manner Is uuwarTautcd as 1t ~ unusual, ana dlc &c
strucve OF that confidence 40 necessary TO Tie eihhy
OF values and likely, II continued 10 seriously alarm
unsuspccting capitalists such rs MI N"Huei'H' anu
MIN
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July 1S.-Only 435 fresh cattle
Conn Very few of them have been cold, and
these at different prices For instance at One hundedth
~ tbrc Was any show Of buyers and those pres
sent would only operate at low rates hence 10 was either
hold the the cattle sell cheap More than half are
st unsold few of the sales are: IL Mich. bulls Of
cwt at $50 ~ good cwt Ill steers, by seglc at lSc.,
with 10 others, z cwt.. at lilGlbtc. .,
sold off at the former rates. There were no fresh al
rivals. . .t.,,,. 49, -, .., an
were some 200 Others but close upon 100 are si held not
wholly because they could not sell, but because me
y ,pcre advonce1 Ie owners had an idea that with
oss head since Monday 579 including that day, they
could at least anticipate the usual rise when Monday
rolls round again, or II need be, have some cattle 70
throw into the yards on that day An anticipated hgnl
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THuRspAY. July ls-P. N
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
IIEST nAII. 1nl N'cI nnN A. NJ.

THURSDAY, July ls-P. NJ
Gold closed at l40 after selling at 1885, The clear
ings of the Gold Exchange Bank were $5S.452,OOO,
and the balances, 81, 6l9,496 20.
Government stocks are barely steady, and seven
thrties are freely offered at the quotations. At
present rates recent purchases of Governments pay
handsome profit which many persons disposed
70 take The Government share market is lower and
under an attempt to sell quite moderate amounts of
speculative shares, prices are lower During the
morning prices were rallied by forced purchases for
effect. but no substantial confidence was created by
the movement Erie was specially feverish under
reports Of hitch in the pool" After the call the
market improved and in some one per cent adj
vance was paid on the extreme decline. At the
Second Board prices were steady, with moderate
business doing. After the call the market was
steady, with a moderate business and closed steady.
The following are the closing prices: New-fork
Central, 106sa1O6s Erie, niS7l3; Reading lOi1O
lO4s michigan Southern. 79g070s; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 92sG92s; Rock Island, 9s.09o'; North
Western, 452045i; Northwestern Preferred. 'O.U
7O, Fort Wayne, 1G2alG24.
Money on call is 405 per cent upon best collateas
20 prime borrowers, and G07 for balances among
brokers of fair credit The market is irregular,
and some prominent lenders report nothing under
ner cent Commercial bills pass at car for best
and sac for second grade.
Foreign Exchange is firm but dull Bills at GO days
ON London are quoted at 1880 1913! for commercial
11Oa1lO! for bankers do at short sight, lO'01lOs;
Paris, at GO days, 51G!G512i; do. at short sight,
5.l2yQ51O; Antwerp, 516s95.l@. Swiss, SIC. 9512.;
Hamburg S6!0363; Amsterdam. 4O1@4l.; Frank
fort. 4OsQA4; Bremen, 7si079!; Prussian thaicrs
TI072!. .o
In Freights, the engagements to LiveTpOoi are loo
bales Cotton, at 31Gd., and per steamer 5000 BUSH
Corn at 3D. To London 1900 bush. Corn, on private
terms. and per steamer 100 hhds. Tobacco, NJ Zos
and 900 bush Corn, on private terms. TO Glasgow
per steamer 20 hhds Tobacco, at @7s Cd; 1907 BUSH
Corn. at Sd To Bristol, 60 hhds Tallow, at @S. 10
Rremeu 400 bbls Rosn at Is. 3D.; vessel to Cadiz
Nor order. with Tobacco, at sos.
The speculative movement on the STOCK ENchahge
il less decided and buyers for the moment are less
eager The crop argument" is as good II not bctter
thap ever but it is evident that buying on this inc
has become exhausted, and that new story must DC
found upon which recent purchases can be unloadGd
az a profit. The money market has apparently
touched IFS lowest Summer range and no 1uithei alu
can be looked for in this quarter. On INC o'hcl
hand there is a certainty that the movement
Of the cotton, wool, and grain crops VIII dram Inc
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1861.

run for next Monday assisted them in this conclusion.
One salesman at leist refused lie per for 40 OF bis
best cattle but they were very good The deadIneat
markets do not warrant any stiffness IN price, for sldes
and quarters 60 OH very slowly.
The supply Of sheep stu holds ont, the arrivals OF To-
day beinF AS lambs az COmmuuipaw; cars II Hudson
City; IG75 sheep and lambs at Chanbcrn's, and 1880
head at Fortiest making total OF about GOOO fresh
for the day Under such circumstances they must either
sell low or not at all fair quotation Is 43G5lc, for
sheep with some extras at &C., the very tew 81 Cc need
not be taken into account True, Hume Elliott did get
that price for small lot Of just heir best picked sheep,
weighing rs d. and IL IS equally true that they had to
sell good lots 5ic with lambs NJ sGl0c some o! te
but IL took very good ~ GO iolc. At Hudson cry
most Of the stock sold; aears2i "A sheeP a. 5' i
State lambs at g. While present receipts continue lhe
markets must remain depressed. . -, -, -,
IN lively market at s9Sic or 4d.c better thah yeS1ef
luU
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAYRE BREST July Gu steamship EaroPe-E Dc
Meroa Co,pees and sisters " ZnueC T. CockL1 Cha Gre'a
ard wife Co,tock COppes Goan Vae Gen Dc CTsno Sstls'
Mr. " Edwards Sheelue Ms and N -
beurrs sni Frrrers King Wallace Airs Fasoue Mrs A.
usnd uesch Holt Salvatore Mia and brother Emile baGeier
Adam Be;ang Facpo Msrchet Asman Gneeud, A. lsY bar
Fre F,c- Pl-rash Tars ana Nm Hanson aud chd Mon
se Robinson aad Mr and N Kelly and danger NJ arc ,s
Blossom Mfs Foxs H. Ward Sins Clapps ard ehio
,clie Ke,Bg Hair Wsreoer, F!ngne, Ioefe Hue Psitt
Ienaga nr Lebon Mrs Gcke Aiss Lcoousoose
Ais Sartgts Mis- NJ. Lynch. Leury.
PROM ST. CR0X JaytIn big Katehs Gregg rd daughters
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. July 2-in steamship
VryusMrs Horton and Jaroson, Hiss Ladder G auc Mrs
Isnoa M Marshall Mr. aud Mrs IasSel Rsirg snc say
Nj Grecab.F. Rev Nj. Oxford.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

July ls-367s bills Flour, 800 bbls. Whisky, 100 Dos
800 sacks Corn Meal 1912 bush Wheat, 4llIl Ds COr
600 bush Oats go BUSH Rye 800 bush Malt 81 PAs Tu
Meats $50 pigs. Lard. 100 sacks Olcake, A1z b.ls
Eggs.
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9iuantial.

DAY July h 1851 tie following named gentlemen were esD pSco"
for the coming year: ,
EDWARD y. FELLOWS, s. r. COhSIOCk.
GHAS. q. BAILEY, JANIS Y. NAIhlNS,
SAMUEL RAiNOR, heRil u Smll H.
HARRISON HALL. JONATHAN PukD1,
DAVID u. MCAIplN. DAVID MAuANl.
OLIVER WOOUPORD JAMES l.. STEWART,
WILLIAM SIMPSON GEORGE ]. HAMILTON,
JACOB MILLER, EDWIN A. HOUNDS
JoSFPU ROSE DAVID ARMSTRONG,
RICHARD r. PETERSON SETH p SQUiRES,
EDGAR 81. CRAWFORD, s s. YAEDbRHOBF
JOHN b. SIMPSON JOHN SHORT
JOSEPH WHITFIELD, WILLIAM X FOSTER,
JOHN ROBINSON, SMITH BANNER,
JOHN ASH. ISAAC WI III. -
WILLIAM PEEr, Henry W. BklGilEk 49,,
Al bs,ourn meeting ON Board Directors EDWARD b. Pf
Laws Ns pn.niou, reelected President CHAS. BAILEY
yi,,-pr.d,nt Ion The snsniag year JOSEPH W DUGLSS,
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y 40 n.,x,- N,fw,r[Ds Wisconsip JuIv 10 1861 (
rNnDnNElfENfD EAGLE HARRDR
no CONTRACT0RS.

SEALED PROPOSALS vii be receyedty the Board o. Conns
sion, Park tlr Office No IS CosbI bfoobyh o"
I'm. OF August ]. 1901, 80 - - .---,,-- NJ.
For Paving sth TnrBO part Of the Plaza The junction
Faush sni Ys1ieraes according 20 plans and Specifications -
seen Al the Engineers Ofce IN the RI. - -,
The the right 90 reject or All udt Wsi ~
NAV deem 20 be putictt the Interests q tie PARK
BROOKLYN. JuiJ l6. 1864 J. NTAlLOR, Controller
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
YFsTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
s's s,bo Mel,k Nrl@.S chsreso1 Livingston
STEAMSHIP Farlssks iiu1tr "l-2ti5I A. a'1 M S c
S;ssmsrp Saratcs. kim REL onl &C. McCready Co
S S, a2 TS. fI e5aaa srass
Bsi superb CSore Nelson stetin Punch Ncnels wsSdt
gs IT, sa 1 a.ya SS1 Msrts SIt o.
RB G5 sS w E Crane SsF W john B. c.ld Uup
SIR c5 t "s LG ST S N.qa. T B. Weinberg aos
schr ocean Bird Brj rquhar st. JOhns R. Permission @.
s sT Nv so 1l' Hughes si Charleston Nedy &c
schr EiTIy Roger m1i st. Aggane F Il R BE-, "i"
sc D Dn,iHsou Ke,s4a1 Portland Me- Ferguson "''~
seSr J. b smail IBr.l, steven, Havana r. visiEE
s Nsa f S6.: '1 %ST.,ss Psntcy h' ps ns'"
Schr M kenny. Agnew, Phi.9elohi9 Holyoke N9rrsy
S sarah BfEoS Pld f pd nS.I sou TS'
sebr P y Broiy Brewer Hartford Conn, Briggs Co
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Europe drop sorr @aescuic Len Br on saturday, July
O'Clock With s5 PASSENGERS and foil cargo Met 'e' ai
steamship Raeisb M.Lma New Orleans and Havana viii nd
Bars Lille NJ Harn F.jsro r. day' sus,r NSu.es Q.
B sSI.S .'r 1sDs With Sss 1bs. AID
Big Katie JaPs Of and from 81 SoT l. DAYS S Ss II TO-
enfego, i6 during sra the struck By lightning Which
hvsre yarl aud tOpgslsu, mast: Len 20 vessel.
Brig Lady Washington lBr csrrgan' FredsneA'oh IL @''
A Be- si s Foe e Frost windsor Cad uaghr.,
Bril- Mral, hag Calls sd.y l%nse - sss eos = .
dali UnphuV Co. e,- ,-.-a.u . ru.,...
Sbr BIios Gehr Bridgeport C. B.. u days, coal Loud 70
sSar creso smith George n B.. lumber to Jed Fry'A Go
MAJ Thompson NOrwak
scSt p ReJaIId Fall Riser) Price Glaze b, B. tT'
coal. 10 master
ScLr y Marbor Pendeton. Providence
Schr ellen Jane Allen Bridgeport
Schr Frauhhn. -, yneolhAven, stone
SAILED.
Steamship. Hlns LAnsstOd MOuei, FAreanl' e'A s'h'.
100. IIth salstosa and others
SPOKEN.
C,st,.nbrs 18th inst Cape May bearing &C "'' ds'ss
fro. { abgsa Tor Portland all we'll
MEMORANDA.
The sylvan has been raised and sosc GO he '"r
Al Haniers Point
NAVAL.
That Steamers MOnougassa and Saeo we're At si U'' "s n'
all ssA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro,ros Jaly IL Arrived brig Evira, BirADethpeh
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Sabings Sanks.

"a CHATHAMSQUARB OPPOSITE M0rT-ST)
interest six PER CENT free OF Tar allowed on deposits OF 81
20 5000 -,
Money deposited before july 20 E receive interest from Jay
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
ID no. 2J7 Broadway, entrance on Park place
The Trustees directed that interest deposits
entitled thereto six mouths ending June 1 at the rate 81 SIN
PR CENT Der annun exceeding 600 and 1--WE Fk
900 free taI shall he pad on AND se
Monday Jlr i5 1901 FRANCIS 7. hCHoALh fiesuele
WADE b. WoRRALI- Secretary. PETER CUsNiSs acc =
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OVTcx or THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEwJHRsz,
No. 100 LIBKRTY-sr., .YORK. July g. 1879,
nIVIDEND.-The usual Quarterly DlSl-
DRND Of TWO AND HALF PBR CENT and the Government
d, declared payable SATURDAY the sA Instant
The transfer books closed from wednesday The 10Th inst uau
Mon,sy the 22d mat. SAMUEL hNON, lirAsutet
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MrNtArrRR AINANAr-

Ga, Ri,,. "a. Suu Sets......527 Moon Rsss $50
! HIsH -.
s,a, Uock - 9lg c. ysIsani 1000 Hell Gait...,...N
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Another Huge Gathering In the Nine
teenth Ward.

At the junction OF German ntoWn road and Norris
street, on Saturday night, q vast gathering Of
people assembled TO show TO the Democracy the
futility of any lingering nope for the success of
their ticket on Tuesday. 10 was organized by call
ing Samuel A, Miller 10 the chair, and appointing
as
Vice Presidents-Wm r Helms, Simon Bennett,
Joseph Roats, 4. b. M. A dis, George W. Grams
bach, Colonel Thomas Crawford, George Kessler,
Alexander Greer, Adam Myers, Sr,, George De
Haven, Jro Charles Siner, Caleb g. Collins, James
Cubertson.
Secretaries-Herman OsleT, William Neall, Gap
tain Roberl Gillespie, w. siurray NevIl, Captain
ID. Richardson, James Hlligan, Jr, EphraIm Hill
legas, George Schetfr, oliver Davis, Emanuel
Hooper, Jacob Myers Robert j. Craig, las. Raney
After few remarks by The President, the gifted
Moses Dropsie, ESD, ma g a most interesting ad-
dress. He luCidly and earnedly demonstrated
lhat the higher the posi- ion the colored man OBJ.
taiLed in the south, the better 1t would be for
would it affect the inJere Is Of the workingmen Of
this city, as Philadelphia mad obtained a world
wide reputation for her manufactures. He ina
pressed upon his hearers tae importance of elect
ing the whole ticket He knew every one of the
candidates personally, ami knew them to be wor-
thy OF election, A. the close of his remarks, the
following resolutions were adopted with hearty
aCClamauon. . 81. l. o. -. b .,i b..
being vested by the Cousitution In the nation Qon
JobR0p Nae such py the hends Of lhs AssRpHin John
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-07
BRgCE g. WOOD,
n. w. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT SITS =,
HAVE JUST OPENED

ew lot OF Plaid Poplins, s7}5c 81, sI1255, and
SIR and Wool Rep Popllns.
Mixed POplluS 60 cents yard.
l5lHCk "A paCui 30, 10 8 SO, 65 70 cents, and S.
cents.
Black Alpaca Poplins. extra wide and heavy, 81
Hack, all wool Delanes, Double width very
cheap.
Black silks, Black silks, fine quality.
Just opened, several lots Of Linen Goods, from New
OrK, very cheap.
"a Power-L Loom Table Linens So cents
8-4 POWer-L0Cm m Table Linens, rs cents
Heavy S.4 White able Linens, 81 SL'l2l5, Sl'2j.
Linen Huckaback Towels, l25a 49, %, 25 49, 81, 35,
and 3715, cents.
Linen Napkins, 1925 $3.50, 1915 and 81 a Dozen
AlaTge asi Ortment Blankets, very cheap.
Heavy Canton ElRnn els lS, 20, D. %, %, and BIC.
All Wool Fannes, 81, S3, 37a, 40, 49, 5O &C. 625a and
60 cents.
Heavy All Wool Shaker FIannels, yard wide so, SO
and 625aC.
~ and Ia Ballard vale Flannels.
DOmet FlRnnels, 25, 2S, 81 371@, 40, 45, and 50c
All Wool CaAsimereS, for mems and boys wear,
g. $ll215, Sl'25 Sl'3755, $780, $l75 and Sl871a.
Gents regular made Half Hose, 25 and 33C.
Heavy English Half Hose full regular made, $50.
Ladies and Chdren's Hosiery.
Gents Merno Vests and Pants, 81, $ll21s, $r25, $780,
81 10, s.. E225, $3.50 and 81.
Ladies Merino Vests, 81, Sl'25 $3.50, sl'75 S2
PRICE ~ WOOD,
N, w. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERF Streets.
N. B.-Jouvin's Kid Gloves, best quality,
Real Kid Gloves, good quality, 1928 [92lsmwtJl