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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-06

A SAILORS YARN.-During . pss-
sage from California to Boston, Says
an old ex.sea captain, | noticed that
one Of my crew, an able seaman and
thorough sailor, was inclined TO
grumble at every order issued from
the quarterback. If q rope was
touched, sail clewed up or elsxsd
down, Jack was sure to growl and
swear that the vessel was the ''bloodi-
est ship he ever sailed in, or even u.
pected'to." A true hearted Jack tar
will always grumble, but my man was
little the worse for complaining that
| ever sailed with !; so determiasd
to take an original method Of curing
the cuss of bad habit which would
soon spread through the for6cassle, !:
and MAKE the ship uncomfortable fSF
officers and men. 45r
One morning while the decks were
being washed down, I heard Jssk
growing at the amount Of watSf
which was used. called the fellow
to me, and said in quiet tone:
"Jack, you don't like to work,
Now, aa we are strong handed, and
the weather is fue, you just 60 ior.
ward. Eat drink and sleep, but
don't you raise your hand to do any
work"
The man looked astonished, but
went forward, and I forgot him until
the next morning, when the steward
told me that Jack refused to eat any.
thing, and swore that be would starvs
himself to death. l sent for the man
to come aft, and when he stood before
me l said h: @
$50 you have disobeyed my orders,
have you !"
81 don't know that / have" was
the reply.
didn't tell you to eat, drink and
sleep!" | demanded.
eyes, SIR"
"And yes you refused to eat. How
is that"
"Well, sir, I'll be id if you
or any other man can make me cat
unless l do my share of work. Ill
starve first"
"Then 60 to work and quit grum.
bling" | said, and the man went fol-.
ward, happy as a crew on payday,
aud never heard a growl from his
lips afterwards, or from one of the
men.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-06

sd~ Noble minds conceal their
sorrow, for their magnanimity 10 too
great to permit others to become the
sharers of them.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-06
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
Main St., between Third and Church,
BATON EOUGE, Ii.

THE undersigned Is now prepared to receive or.
| ers ior all kinds Of furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend in the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR oAsH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fne
assortment Of Metallic Cases, and Is ready to re.
ceive orders In this line Of business, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old hrm
of Piper Bradford.
auge FRED. YuNKE.
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NEAL EXCHANGED FOR CORN.

A s MANY Of our planters are necsasitatsd 70
n purchase supplies on time, would sngseoe
10 such as have mills Of their OVID, that Will,
during the residue Of tue season, exchange 0r
choice dry White Corn, hrst.slass article 9!
fresh ground Meal. Give me trial, and will
ensure better satisfaction than can be afforded %
any country mill.
mayz JoshoA DGAA
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Jbe Ga2ette and Goulst.
sURRATT A POET.


The following is said to be verbatim
'opy Of poem composed by John Il. Bur
att, while a student at St. Charles Col
ege, Howard county, Maryland:
LIFE.
Ny youthful tears have oil been she'd
Those April drops which dow
Like springlets from the mountains head,
And in the sunshine glow.
The tears Of youth have ceased TO guahs
Like nectar from mine eyes,
And bitter ones instead brush
Away with sad surprise.
The currents Of ny life grow deep,
As down the stream float,
And all its torrents wildly sweep
Around my fragile boat.
Like some fair bird which wings tn flight,
Far up the azure sky,
My spirit scars with fond delight
More glowing heights to try.
Then round my soul are quickly throWR
Clouds black with sorrows gloom,
And sullenly the winds do moan
Around some loved ones tomb.
MY heart Is draped In darkest night,
My little bark 10 tossed,
Till in my faithlessness and fright
l cry, 81 sinkl pm lost"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-06

All articles of Furniture 1 manufacture or
have shipped direct to re from the Eastern and
Western factories.
1t Is no use to go to New Orleans for any arti.
Gle that have, as my prices are just as lsw and
you save freight, drayage and the loss of break
age Call and examine for yourselves.
METALLIO and WOODEN CuFFINS always
supplied at most reasonable rates
Punctual attendance paid to all cash orders.
may1l
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-HEAn1nns Ar rur CrnrnAL SrArIoN.--Rafora

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.--Before
Alderman Beitler at O'clock to-day, James
Norris q printer, residing No. 1913 State street.
Chicago, Illinois, was charged with being Inn
plicated in breaking open and robDing some
residences at Atlantic City on Thursday even
ing last. Detective George II. Smith arrested
him upon suspicion. He was held for further
hearing.
James Cannon, a laborer, residing at Saratoga
Springs, was charged with stealing a doubbIe-
set OF carriage harness and two linen horse
covers and two green carriage covers, valued at
5000, belonging TO Mr.. Leibord, residing In Ger
mantown. All the property but the latter was
recovered William Stenacher bought the
harness and horse covers of the defendant.
giving him for the former S35, and 81 for the
latter. Cannon was held in $1,000 bail to appear
at Court.
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A Card.

20 me Editor Of G'o Evening TelegrGph:-
sir;-That the public may not be misled by
bhe advertisements and staten ents, "oficial~
and otherwise, relative to the award of gold
medal for Sewing Machines at the Paris Exhi-
nltion' desire to state that the Machines of
the Grover Baker manufacture were not ex-
hiDited, and, consequently, not tested at all at
the Paris Exhibition.
:. Very respectfully yours,
g. w. EDDY, Agent.
Ofhce of the Grover & Baker s. NJ. Co, No 73O
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, August H. 1867.
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From Rev. d. Merrige. Pastor OF the Passyunly Pa
tist Church, Philadelphia ''
From A. NJ. SpRngler, Editor OF he CuIturist. No
North Sixth Street,

AL.
North Sixth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1885
Some eighteen months since, was severe sufferer
from dyspepsia. was not only unable TO take Dlain
food without suffering distress but had become
debitated as 10 be almost untitled tor active bust
After trying variety of so-called remedies all NJ
which proved worthless, induced, at the sup-
geston OF a medical friend to give Hoohand's Ger
The result was complete removal of all dIstress
ing symptoms after eating or drinking, and a full
restoration of strength that eat all ordinary
kinds of food with impunlty. and able TO attend
TO all the active duties of large and arduous busi
ness we'll as at any period of my life: the good
effects of the Bitters were manifested before had
/ have also used it in my family with the happies
results and take great pleasure In adding my Test
mony TO that OF the many others who have been
bottle in the spring and fall. They not only create
vigorous appetite, but give healthy tone to the
stomach by strengthening us digestive powers.
II the above testimony will be the means ofinducing
trial (Hhen It, feel confident, win give them relief
y Yours truly, - tI A. M. sPANaLER.
Rev. J. s. Herman, ofthe G an Reformed Church
KutztOWn BerkB county, Pa. was cured of DyspenqIa
of twenty years standing
Rev ]. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor OF the Encvcln.
nsedia OF Religious knowledge and Christian Chroni.
cle Philadelphia;
Rev Thomas Winter. D. D.. Pastor OF Roxboroueh
pav Tevi a. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Cburcb
Church, philadelphia at present Pastor Of the Bap
tist Church, Chester Pa;
rbese gentlemen express, in the strongest teryns
their favorable opinion Of this Bitters.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF NEW MATERIAL.
DEPOT oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE, !

T ARGE SALE OF NEW MATERIAL.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, /
WASHINGToN, d. O., August l5, 1867.
By direction of the Quartermaster. General
large lot of new QuarJermaster's Stores and
Horse Medicines will be sold at public auction,
at Lincoln Depot under the. supervision OF
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore,
Quartermaster u S. A., on MONDAY, Sep
tember 2, commencing at l0A M, consisting in
part Of - "-
los lbs. ingot copper, 90 coal oil lamps,
575 coal oil burners, 5000 table legs,
1000 tin cups, III, 444 lbs asst. iron nuts,
$500 lbs iron wiret 74Sl lbs. iron and cop
65S lbs. r. r. and other per rivets,
spikes, l4,64S handles, axe pick,
lOs carpenters, etc.. plane, etc,
1873 lbs. s"m8i 6l tanned llO "ases tFeea, S"ooi9
leather, 2lO wrenches, Gov
GAG lbs. sole leather, ernment pat
2483 lbs. oakum, tern,
III lbs. Mica, . gang saws,
DIG lbs. packing hemp, 244 yds, paper muslin,
III spools w. and b. 1882 #. linen hose,
thread, 200 TT. gutta percha
500 #. coil chain, tubing.
100 lbs aloes, 800 lbs. sulphate cop
100 lbs. calomel, per,
100 lbs sugar lead, 100 lbs. alum,
546 lbs sulphur, 1862 lbs. glauber salts,
100 lbs tartar emetic, 100 lbs. EPSON salts,
rs lbs corrosive subli- 100 lbs nitrate potas-
mate, sac,
80 lbs iodide potassa Sc lbs. cream tartar.
447 lbs. oils juniper, spike, amber wintergreen,
British, croton, hemlock etc. ETC.; 473 lbs tine
lures, lobelia, ginger, iodine, myrrh, hemlock,
etc. Red precipitate, spatulas, prescription
scales, syringes, ointment, do. jars, eJc. etc.
Catalogues of sale can be had upon applica-
tion.
By order of General O. III. Tompkins, Depot
'N''' JAMES NJ MOORE,
s II l3t Bvt Lieut.-Col., Q. M. in charge
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Markets bK Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 17.-Stocks steady Chicago and
Rock Island, 1C31a Reading 1886 Erie 705S Canton
Company, 494 Cleveland and Toledo, 1231d; Cleveland
Michgan Central, 1lt&; New FORK Central, 1855; Iii
nois Central, 1895 Cumberland preferred, 35; Vir
glna Skies 5G Missouri Skies, l031d; Hudson River
1856 Fivetwenties, 1862 1884; do of 1854 no. do of
1866, lO24 new Issue, l0SS nfortles, 1926
thirues first Issue l02S. Sterling Exchange, 05s; at
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The SOLDIERS MEETING To-NIGHT.-The Sol
ders' meeting express their Indignation at the re-
movai OF Hon. Mr. Stanton, Secretary of War, will
be held this evening in front OF the Union League
House. Instead of at the horticultural Hall, as before
announced. Becks Band has been engaged Tor tne
occasion, and an interesting time Is sntlcip9teo.
Speeches will be made by General j. Il. owen, Colo
mel James Given. General g; n. q. Coils, Genera!
Iouls Wagner, Colonel William B. Mann. colonel
William B, Thomas and Captain A. M, K Storle,
and others. The citizens generally are lnVlteo 70
attend.
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Lntest Markets bY Telegraph.

New YORK, August l7.-COtton quiet Flour ad
vanciDg. Sales of 10000 bushels state, 81 Sla l,sI
Sll@H25; California tl25o@I450. Wheat quiet and
steady sales Of $500 bushels amber southern, e385.
Corn dull and excited advanced 2c sales of l2 0Oe
bushels mixed Western, 81 i26Dl13 Oats dull. Pro
visions quie Pork lower; new mess. s2315%92sls-
Whisky quiet. D..
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From the Rev. E. d. Fendel Assistant Editor Chr,s
tian Chronicle Philadelphia -T
have derived decided benefit from the use M tyoo,
lands German Bers, and feel 1t my priyileSe to ra
commend them as most valuable tonic to All V1bo
suffering from general debility or from dsaasao
arising from arrangement OF the liver.
Yours truly, Il. d, FENDAII
From Rev. D. Merrige. Pastor OF the Passyunlr Ran
tist Church, Philadelphia 7-f
From the many respectful e recommendations oiva,
to DR.. Hoohand's German BitUers, was lnduced 10
give them trial. After us several bottles fon nd
them TO be good Iemedy for debility and most eT
cellent tonic tor the stomach. ID, MERRIGE
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Faster of the
Vincentown and Milville IN, J.) Baptist Chnrchesl
Havirg used in N family q number of BOTTLES n
yonr Hoofands German Bitters, have to say thati
regard them as an excellent medicine, especiaIiv
adapted to remove the diseases they are recon.
mended for They strengthen and invigorate the sya
tenn when debtliated, and useful In disorders ~
the liver, loss of appetite etc. have also recon-
mended them to several of my friends, who have
tried them and found them greatly beneficial In bic
restoration of health - N
Yours truly, ~. WILLIAM SMITH
966 Hutchinson street. Philadelphia
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EDITlO N
LATEST FROM EUROPE
Market Reports to Two o'clock.
Buthe Atlantic cable.

7
LONDON, August 17-2 P. M-Consols, 9456 Erie
Railroad, 45A; Illinois Central 78; u. S. 5-20s
weak at 1871; Atlantic and Great w estern, 2l%
LIVERPOOL August l7-2 =. M.-Cotton quiet.
Breadstuffs steady. Corn, 3Ss Sd. Flour, 3is
Cheese de clined to 49s. Cd
Refined Petroleum declined to Is. 31Ed. Whale
Oil, Gao,
Other articles are unchanged.
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A RoBBER CAUGHT.-AbOut ten days ago
Thomas Ward, alleged professional thief entered
the lager-beer saloon Kept by Christopher Klenk AZ
the corner of An erican street and Montgomery
avenue. These premises he entered burglariously az
a late hour. His entrance being discovered, the
. woman OF the house came down stairs sottly anu
cnched friend of feonious intent crying for help
Ward seized chair, struck at her. freed himself ana
by placing the ohar huEredly against the door, man,
stole about $30 Yesterday Officer Grant arrested him
in the Navy Yard where he hsd to ship In order
of a2OOO bail,
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FOURTH EDITION
FIRE I'm ET H OFT.
Am Accident to Fireman.
... .. .r..r..r
.rQ tt 80 4.ftA-Ale
Etc, Etc, EtO., Eto., Etc- EtCs

DETROIT, August 1.-THE store No ITO Wood
ward avenue, occupied by Gage Brothers, cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods, was burned
this morning. The loss on the stock is $1,000
partially insured
John Miller, a fireman, fell from the fourth
story window TO the sidewalk, and was In
sLanIlY killed.
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s1g9 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLI6. HIGH
~ wAYS-oFFICE, No. lO4 S. FIFTH street.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Oice ofth0
Chief Commissioner of Highways until ~ o'clock M,
on MONDAY, 10th instant, for the construction OF q
sewer the line of Story street, from Thirty nnth
street. eastwa ard about feet, to be built of BRICK
circular In form, with clear inside diameter of
feet inches and with such inlets and manholes
may be directed by the Chief Engineer and Sur
Veyor. ' .' p a. thl ~
The understanding to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting
said Sewer to the amount OF one dollar and twenty
five cents tor each neal foot OF front each side
of the street, much cash paid; the balance
limited by Ordinance TO be paid by the city, and the
contractor Will be required to keep the street and
in good repair for three years alter the sewer s
finished. .a. 20 eNoi
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer shall be constructed along
side of said track In such manner not TO obstrct
interfere with the safe Of the thereon:
and claim TOR remuneration shall be paid the
tractor by the company using said track as specified
act OF Assembly approved May 8. 1866. - III
All Bidders are Invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said proposals Each proposal
viii be accompanied by certificate that Bond has
been filed In the Law Department directed by Or
dinance OF May 25 lsG0 the lowest bidder shall
execute contract within five days after the work
awarded, he will be deemed as DECLINING and will be
held liable his bond for the difference between his
bid and the next highest bid.
Specifications may be had at the Department of
Surveys, which VIII be strictly adhered TO. -e
w. w. SMEDLEY,
Sl5St Chief Commissioner of Highways
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Read WHO NAYs 80.

Hon. George w Woodward Chief Justice of tins
supreme Court OF Pennsylvaula writes:-- 7
. PHILADELPHIA, March ls 1ss7
L hnd "HooHand's German Bitters" is not an into1t
eating beverage, but is a good Tonic useful in dis
of the digestive organs of great benett IN
system. Yours truly, y = '0N1 - 'Aie VIC
GEORG y w WOODWARD
Principal ONCE, 6Sl Arch street, Philadelphia.
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SUPPosEp LARCENY OF Pie IRoN.-Michael
Neary was arrested last night, on suspicion Of
his Completely In larceny of pig iron. He
WAS in a boat called ''2l-fo0t SKIN,
painted white with green gunwAle and named the
Lookout, which contained about 900 welght OF pig,
quantity of white rags. When asked to explain
Yaricated, Recorder Eneu held him IN DEFAULT OF
$1,000 bail to answer. .....
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DIED.

DIED.
For additional Deaths see Third Page
MCMURRAY.-On the Nth instant, ELIZABETH
E., wife of David T. McMurray, in the 30th year Of
her age,
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband, No. 439 N, Tenth street, Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Peace
Cemetery Lansngburg (New York papers please
copy.)
THOMPsoN.-on the l6th Instant MARY K wife
of George W. Thompson, and daughter OF DR.. John K
and CRtharine Knorr, in the Goth year of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her husband
No. 439 N. Eleventh street. on Tuesday the Goth in
slant, at O'Clock p. n Toproceed TO Laurel Hill
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steamship Georgia Disabled.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 1.-THE steam
ship Georgia, from New York for Vera Cruz
has put in here with her machinery disabled
1t will be repaired at Norfolk.
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ATTEMPTING TO DEMoLIsH.-Patrick McDon-
ough while In state of semi-intoxlcation, visited
friends house that of Francis Ryan, No.
street, While there he became insoient u l sad anu
assaulted the lady members of the householu. he
was elected from the premises, and returning com,
enced TO batter at the closed door. He was arrested
yesterday at 2,l0 p. M. on Alder, above Thompson
street. and held by Alderman Fitch in $1,000 bail 70
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h~1aJ@ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
~ WAYS-oFFICE, No. lO4 s. FIFTH Street.

~ wAYS-OFFICE, No 1O4 S. FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, August II, 1857.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS I'.' 10y
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Chief Commissioner OF Highways until ~ o'clock M,
ON MONDAY, 18th inst. for the construction of q
Sewer the line of Nineteenth street. from Penn
sylvania avenue to the north line OF street. to
be built of brick, circular in form, with clear nsde
diameter, with such inets and manhoes as may be-
directed by the Chiet Engineer and Surveyor =
The understanding to be that the Contractor shall
take for the construction Of the Sewer bills prepared
against the property fronting on said sewer TO the
amount Of one dollar and twenty-five for each
by Ordinance, to be paid by the city.
When the street Is occupied by City PASSENGER
Railroad track the Sewer shall be along
side OF said track in such manner
Interfere with the safe passage ofthe thereon
no claim for remuneration shall be paid contractor
by the company using said track, specified in Act
OF Assembly approved May g. 1885,
All Bidders are Invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said Proposals. Each proposal
will be accompanied by certificate that bond has
been filed in the Law Department directed by Ordi
nance Of May 25, 1860. If the Lowest Bidder shall
not execute contract within five days after the work
Is awarded. he will be deemed declining and viii
pc hed liable on his bond for the difference between
his bid and the next highest bid.
SpeclncatlonS may be had at the DEPARTMENT Of
Surveys, which will be strictly adhered to.
- w. w. SMEDLEY,
10 ~ Ohlef Commissioner of Highways
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II REInEm BER

That This BtterS is not Alcoholic, contains no Rum
Tonic in the World. WV T
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RELIoIoUs.--We notice that the pulpit of
the North Broad Street Presbyterian Church. corner
of Broad and Green VIII be supplied tomorrow, both
morning ena evening Dy Rev. j. W. Wellman of
Massachusetts. our church going community will
doubtless improve the opportunity to hear this eio
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LARCENY OF PAVEMENT GRADING. - This
morning, at o'clock, Edward Robinson arrested
by an officer OF the Third District for stealing lot Of
iron pavement grading from Seventh and Locust
streets. He was carrying his plumber in bag when
arrested AZ seventh and Pine streets. Alderman
Morrow committed him IN default of $1,000 bail
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FoUED.-Last night quite large amount of
unkthat is old rope, lines etc.was found in little
dark alley running Into Rodman street above HINT
ineton It is supposed TO nave been stolen and the
thieves tearing discovery, made on quickly dropping
fhair booty
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THE Does.-The heavy rains of the past
week nave considerably lessened the ardor Of the
dog catchers but 80 CANNES have been caught 25 OF
which were redeemed ana the rest Killed.
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HOUSE ENTERED.-Last night the dwelling
occupied by Mr.. John II. Beacher No $40 Hrie street.
was entered by burglars, whn opened the door NV
,means OF nippers. "A gold watch valuable papeTs
and a small amount Of money were taken.
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Bfy- Enduring Clothing.
R1- Enduring Clothing.
He- Enduring Clothing.
W. wei Made and good MderiGE@t2a
Vel Made and good Material GA
Wen Made and good MdteTidJ@ {fu
Wei Made and good MUteridL@ @{sN
re Prices reduced on Summer Goods. AU sizes
So Gents Youths, and Boys. The largest ASSOrt-
IA -Hert bI the city,
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
OAK HALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
SIXTH AND MARKET STS,
SPRING BEDS and Bedding, in hair, husk, or
feathers, at Patterns, l408 No. Chestnut street
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holsters AND PILLOWS Of fine Feathers, at
Patterns, 140S No. Chestnut street.
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p MIDDLETON q CO., DEALERS IN
5doI.sr HzAHLE1iGH M. Ugh LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
COAL Kept dry under cover. Prepared expressIS
for mmhy use. Yard, No. 1925 WAsHINGTON
avenue Omce' NO, 6l4 WALNUD6treet. 7S5