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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-09

DAN LODGE, No. 93, !. o. b. D.-AL MI election
OF this Lodge, held on Sunday evening. July T.
tho following officers wore duly elected to serve
the ensuing term:
= Brother n. R0SENTIIAI,, Presrlrnt,
.. brother D. SPItINR, Eico President.
- Brother M. FURCllaOT-r, Secretary
Brother A. X. LEYlTIf Finance Secretary.
Brother q. HOFFMAN. Treasurer
Brother L. ALEXANDER Assistant Monitor
Brother u. D. BRANCH Inside Guardian.
Brother E. nYMEN. Outsdp Guardian
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UNDER DEci,I5E IN EuUITY. ssy

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. sssH
j, BidcI: US. JiriI,b0. -
VIII bn s'li under the iTcrl0n Of the III, crsgnel at
uiG nli sIhtonI-ltonsr. TUESDAY, the ali day OF
july, 1867, nt II a. NJ, = :
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon
situate on tho Forth eide OF Iiroal stree Sipown OH
'an OF Tie 'andH Of &. q. Trinb, by the hC and be-
inp psr OF q los Of land known plan Of tho
City Cocnrt! of Gharlcsto male by Charles Parker oil
hn lot July lsiu. by the No. q incasi lug mud bound
Ing south on roa street, and north lands OF G. C.
irumbo. 60 feet each line; cast OH lands Of f-
cooper nto Trapnan and west Oh lot NJ. l. on eaid
Torns-onctlir,l casli; balance in ami two ycara
soiircd by bond OF the purchaser and murtage or the
promises; the buildings 10 bo insur policy assiIl.
wi. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stuula
JAMES TUPPER,
July th3lnl Master In Equity
RASSFTT SCIiUH.
hu.tfoncer ind Commi ssEon Merchant. Mt
N ,. ~ King street, h low Brond street.
oh1rs his services for the 40 Of MERCHANDISE at
tny an night nt lila store also for tho sae of Sttck
G1nds Real Estate Vessels H. and Produce. Hest
city rnferc ccs will bo givon Consirnncnts solicited
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
'uyi '-'..-- limo
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
SCHEME TIE SAME FOR EACH MONTH.
APPROXIMATION pRIzEs !.
"wednesday. July nth, lso7-cla., d.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES: De-. 4
Approximation prizos Of $500 zach for The
niue remaining unts OF tho same ton Of tho
No. drawing the $50 900 p tss sro. ......... 46Oo
- APproItmattDg Prizes Of $3.50 each for tho
nino remaining units OF tho same tan OF tho
No. drawing the $4,000 Prize arc. ..... 2as0
approximation Prizes OF $500 each for the
nina romalning units OF The Aame tan OF The
No. drawing tho $4,000 PriIo arc. ...... ls00
Approximation PriLeA OF 500 zach for tho 10
nlno remaining units the same ten OF the
No. drawing the %, 900 PHO are. ....... 600
ID Approximation Prizes OF 500 osch for tho
nine remaining units Of the same ten of tho
Nos. drawing the 50. COO Prires arc. ...... 1.soo
~ Prizes amounting .sfes 900
e1.60
90. All tie Przos above stated arc drawn At every
drawing. -Ea
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DIED.,

At her resid ence, on Broad street on IN is
Instant Mrs. CATHARINE HALL, In the sixtie'n
S1 Her fnnersi will take place THIS the 2Itn aay
OF November at o'clockP, NJ. at tno UtaJ ~ az
Methodist church. Her frlends are i''i'' " "
tend without further notice.
Yesterday morning, Goth instant, OF ennsnmpr
;on OF =, clock in pesre, at the residence OF
Mrs A. J. Bow srs, in this city, MISS oahAhhA
A SEARS aged twenty-seven years. h,t
Her sufsr:ngs were severe and protracteu' ou'
horne with cheerful submission ,,o,rrNn .,
Her funeral will take place TIM - Sra + Row.
IL o'clock from the residence VI WHO. a = 80
ers, OH CANDLES Hill.
On Tuesday. November 26th, JULIUS =. W.,
son of F. and the late Margaret Bauer, aged loar
months and twenty-five days ,n,,NooN
Ris funeral will take place THIS AFTEKNooN
at o'clock.
At his residence, in Henrico, on the w estham
nlank road Ave miles from the city, on The morn
ing Of Tuesday, November 70; SAMUEL a. Mo-
Fan in the fly first year of his age
tend his funeral on THURSDAY MORNING at 10
O. clock, from his late residence. ~
Heaven gives us friends to bless the present
Removes them to prepare us for the next"
Departed this life, in hope of blissful iImor-
tally, on Tuesday morning about 81 o ctcck, Gap
tain N. C. HARMAN, aged thirty-two years ana
fl We months, leaving devoted wife ana one ch'ld
to mourn his loss.
the subject of this notice was a. worthy citizen,
kind husband and an indulgent faths
His funeral obsequies Will take place TO-DAY
"wednesday at 81 O'Clock 2. M, at Leigh street
Baptist church. of which he was memner. Inc
friends and acquaintance OF the family afe
invited to attend.
ave part but hope to meet again;
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New York Whiskey Frauds.

Statistics of the revenue from distilled
spirits in The New York district show that for
The year ending October 30, loGO, there was
collected s., 81, sij09, and tor the year ending
October 1867, The amount collected was only
S04l, l29.OS. RemarkinS upon this falling oil
i'll the revenue from this tax III the district of
New York Il paper of that city Says that
" while the Control of the whiSkey manufac-
- ture and trade of New York has been the
. source u t0rge1g Increased rersUts t0u mNiOrity
" Of Tie "tentb.rS Of tie Uet,opOiitGIL board, on-
" cial figures Will show how the admiuistra-
: ton o! the law in lis hands has been the
. source OF greatly diminished rtrea,,e to the
q Government" The charge is well sustained
by the figures. 1t is Il sad condition for any
country when its national debt forces it TO the
imposition OF taxes 50 heavy rs 10 offer 4 pre-.
MUM ON fraud. Long will il be before the
whlskey tax will be successfully and faith.
f"lly collected. II opens the way TOO ca SLY
Tor combinations 10 pluck the Government
Nhiskey Is sold At less than the tax imposed
upon 1t, and II is difficult TO see how honest
men can make money by lis distillatIon.
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Mr.. Davis.

Thc.trial oC this patient and long suffering
gentleman IS again deferred and now fixed FOR
tho fourth Wednesday in March, when, If the
chief Justice is not present in tho court here,
his counsel Will ask change of re,aue, OF
which pnrposc they yesterday gave notice TO
the represent atiycS Of the Government. We
refer the reader 10 the full report of the pro-
cecdings before the court in the Dispatch this
lnorning.
1t is plain that Judge CHASE, for some rc;t-
son or other, has no: been willing TO ait upon
Mr.. DAvIs's trial-very probably, as has been
for some time suggested, because he would be
compelled 10 face L ventilation Of his own
State Rights views, fully set forth ia former
day, and whose legitimate deductions would
inevitably lead 10 the acquittal OF hr. DAVIS
The Government is clearly deter mined that
Mr.. DAVIS shall no, be tried by Judge uSDEK-
WOOD. Even Mr.. SPEED, who was radical
enough for any one, could not consent that
the country should be disgraced by sub
uniting the case Of the distinguished accused
to such a miserable incompetent as the Judge
OF this circuit and should Judge CHASE loi
whatever reason. still dodge the trial next
snrinr we have no doubt the Government
Will either discharge the accused or ailo" 1he
cause 10 br removed 10 another circuit
But the course far most honorable 10 the
Government would be lis dismissal. Inc de-
PENDANT has borne his sulerings nobly de Is
entitled bv every consideration OF personal
fame. distinguished services 10 the feuerai
Government ilsclt--bcaring rs he does the
s.ars received in its deicncceand still suffering
from the effects OF long service i'll the army
and the couuSels OF the Eepubiic-and by ms
long Imprisonment and the delay OF tue
Government in bringing on his trial. 10
immunity from further prosecution. HIS
case is a signal instance OF persecution
and prolonged punishment without trial. No
man however humble should be thus kept III
anxiety, thus debarrcd the privileges OF Il
freeman before conviction The distinguish
cd defendant, stripped of fortune by the
events of the war; has cares and responsible
ties of n serious and embarrassing nature.
and the commoncSt principles OF justice and
humanity demand that he should be dis
charged, that he may, untrammclled, proceed
with what OF energy and force may be left
him now to make rs smooth and gentle as
possbl. the dccliung way OF age for the brief
journcy that remains before him.
We can scarcely believe, aiter"hlS punish
mcnts received already, that lie Will be
brought TO trial and we may hope that the
Government will terminate the cause when
next called Even the extreme Radicals have
demanded that the prosecution be abandoned
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~ ot,v eutered a renewal Of Mr.. Davis's re.
copnizauce, and leave Of absence unti saeA
day as may be determined. 80. +be |
MIR. EvARTs see no Difficulty hoonT rnb
matter If It be known on the l0th oA u." ~
that the court will continue in session va ,ra.
after the fourth Wednesday, then In Tue p' no
sance Of resident counsel another day may NC
fixed. 40 dafendant
shall be cared for. .,,,no or
Sn NJ O,CosoR then drew up The following Or
dor which was approved by the CouF''
- The United States rs. Jefferson nirs for
nCouusel having been hearo IN tn.e - is
the United States and for me have leave to
donort hence until the fourth Weonesnay "
March next, at IL o'clock In Inc 10, a ts re.
that day, at which day ana houl IN this
auired personally to be anu np at his recog-
court, ACCORDING " VIC
niZance s,.,oaod IF :.
Thus the case of Mr.. Davis was aispo ~ Mt ,
49, nonnsel withdrew, and the crown III ''
tendance slowly dispersed
ANOTHER INDICTMENT
From the fact that several olssins a haan
Federal and Confederate oi1cers M 49, If
summoned to appear before Inc ~ - is de-
NV be reasonably concluded that ~ II,ds,
a li,,.s n frame another indictment. :.
La Iatter II is uroposed TO bring MI Da'ls -
mai IN March General Lee. and 'Iehe a, q:
Porter and Parka of General dEhh'
expect to go before the inquest 'o'"AS
MOVEMENTS OF MR.. DAVIS
MIR. Davis was not in court YESTERDAY ie ID, ad
hnt remained quietly ut home. After me 40 10
inurnment of the court his counsel had , an il"
terview with him in Judge oud,s pario n,,,ed
greiu n thn course of the day. The interview
hei wee the ex-President and General Lee
was prolonged and exceedingly Pleasant 70,
Mr.. Davis will remain in kshm n tnrse .er
seaetai ne has not yet decided whether tt
to 6 Canada or to spend the winter in tn
rut nnr South' It is thought that he cou iIS
hardly stand the extreme cold Oh Plus oni
| America. Mrs. Davis is still In Montfeai' "n'
| l. in excellent health.
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CI0thMlg.

A MOST SERIOUS QUESTION
n why is 1t that when inquiriDg OF any gentle.
man dressed in truly elegant style where ne hao
his suft made, the answer Invariably Is.
AtsCHAAP HARTnAN's
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 1911 Main street. near Thirteenth
The mystery Is explsined by the fact that tnsy
Regardless OF expense and trouble) sngaged the
most eminent cutters and tsilofs-msn who take a
pride nmaking garment in highly artistic style
not mere mechanical laborers.
In READYMADE CLOTHING the public IS
sure to find there likewise variety OF substan'
TALLY. made frst class goods, unsurpassed In the
State. Equally so in GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. Finally, pointing our attention to their
stock OF beautiful FBLT HATS, which they Offer
at far below value to close them out, we advise
ALI 10 call at SCHAAP HARTMAN'S,
no23 No 1911 Main street. near Thirteenth.
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The ImDeachnent Reports.

These documents have in our opinion very
little real value We cannot believe that the
House of Representatives intends TO impeach
Mr.. Johnson. The majority report is piece
of ur,ty spite The minority report exposes
IT thoroughly. The minority report says that
If the subject were not too grave and serious
a on. for nTth, some of the grounds OF I'M
pcach,ncnl presented by the majority would
certainly be sufficiently amusing. The Presi-
drnt i gr:yclv ;rrai gned for arraying himself
against The loyal people OF the country IN
yeloing the lni>calcd reconstruction acts OF
Congress, when (without dwelling upon the
constitutional right and duty OF the President
in the PROMISES Congress itself has FOR these
,amc acts Just received the most whitening
and indignant condemnation and rebuke OF
the entire people from Maine To California.
Acts Tor which FIR. Lincoln was appiauded
are deemed high crimes and -nisdemeanors IN
Mr.. JOHNSON.
Mr.. STANTON. the late Secretary OF war;
gave his emphatic approval OF the ac's ioi
which Ike President is arraigned, ana Se' Wv
ex. Secretary is ftvorte and popular ma y
and the whole country is reNed Win ei''uo-
for his restoration to power ana ll''ee
W.,anuot doubt that the evidence hele"l'h
This day submitted will be receiNeu "4'N Wv
universal burst Of indignation by 'he AMI
can people. If they retain any '"St iiue ~
heir country and its institutions 'hey WIN
blush 10 find that the cher oii'eer OF 'he''
Government has for ten month oeeH SUP
icrted 10 the scrutiny OF secret s'af-ch;.inoei
mouisi,iou unparalleled IN It's character IN the
annals. of civilization. "A dras-net has been
~, ort 10 catch every malicious whisper
,nron,hcnt the land, and all the vile vermii
,,,r, Md gossip or Islander TO retail, hearsay OF
,,herwise. have been permitted to appear ano
tee il upon record Tor the delcctation OF
mankind
nsto Detective BAKER, this report says it i:
doubtful whether he has in amy one thing tolC
the truth even BY accident
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GIOthjssN.

noN'T BaLIEyyaMs 1 IT c1zEc1Ss Ra1pa
cannot Bo gn1tsn np IN Better STYLE hsa
y. isi R Hs4 o p
CORNER CT utIIAHp HOUSE Give me call.
FROM The JOHN LATOUCHE.
,sA few ovERGOATS and oAPEs OF ny
orn make always for SAFE. III ---eo1--
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a9itIlmond nspatth |
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER u, 1861
oa,, for a State Conservative Conven-

Tho Executive Committee of the Con-
scryativc party in Richmond, obcying the
;pdica,ions Of the sentiments of the people
Of Virginia, and without any intention to
dictate to them, but acting because there
is no recognized body to provide for such
a contingency, invite the people of the
various cities and counties to assemble in
primary meetings and appoint delegates
70 a Convention to be held in the city of
Richmond on Wednesday the 18th day Of
December next, for the purpose of effect
ing an organization Of the Conservatives
of the State.
II. K. ELLYsoN, Chairman.
JAMES Il. BRANCH, Secretary.
N0uc1n5er I, 1867.
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o'esapeake and Ohio Railroad In All..
snee,s, ,, ghany County.
Editor G.routcle: ''"oet 20 1917.
Whole vote, 4o2; for sunsc,;,,,o. o,o
against, !l3 II ipserr'p'lon, 259;
W. ). kkNnX
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Eg E. FRANKLIN, 0PT!CIAN, 9ls MAIN
STREET. will continue business until the Let OF
December He offers to the public his superior
PEBBLE AND GLASS sPECFACLEs AND EYE
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES.
&C., at greatly reduced prices.
TWO GERMAN SILVER SHOWCASES for sale
cheap. no .o-N
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nc A'"t,'"a Q'"rtertya and the Eaiui,,,lJ, y.
'4,~S ,of October have been placed unom onr
'aote by Messrs. WoouHorsE < p,su, w.,
"s'h's Tor The American edition They n.a.
no words Of commendation
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SDec60E Notices.

sE CHEAP FURNITURE.
Some beautiful FURNITURE at E. N. POW
ERs,s for sale cheap for cash. Call and see 1t
Also, some Furniture repaired, which the own
ers will please call and take away
POWERs'S Furniture Warerooms,
1926 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
GT-llr
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No1E or ALLgGHAHY orsry.-Tbis coun,v
h," JUS. voted subscription OF $4,000 10 the
Chesapeake and Ohio r,iIro,d IA, ,.o
las against it - - " 'ti"
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'D Dli l.. Chapman, the Radical q. N,vor
" bai.iinore, IS 10 be sued for twenty ~,
Sahu dollars OF the c.ty's money, which ~.
for. ''' "'' accounted
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Blcached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Shsetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen shcetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. dc LANES
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, merino,
Biarritz, Fontaine, do LANES,
Poplins, Ot,omans,
AlDacas Bombazines &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPL1Ns.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flanne!s, Table DamasK,
Napkins Ba lmoral Skirts, Cass!meres,
Sgtinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM N. BELL CO.'S.
se7a 907 Broad street.
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"GooD r1DIsas !"
FOR
THE POOR AND NEEDY,
TIE THRIFTY AND THE ECONOMICAL.


muv THRIFTY AND THE ECONOMICAL.
The opening Of a branch house OF
oTHE AMERICAN TRADE PALACE"
.,rsadv In successful and triumphant operation
In many OF the great cities Of the
NORTH AND WEST,
.. onnonnced by the proprietor, with the full
assurance that they proclaim to The
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
that they are just upoI the verge Ct
1.-THE GOOD TIME COMING"
and that they may now enjoy the luxury OF
DEsIlABLE GOODS
MUCH LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
The novel enterprise which has already estab-
lisned IN other cities
sTHE TRADE fALAOE
and made it, indeed. the chosen resort of the
economical, consists In the living realization OF
the favorite motto of
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS;
and the people are respectfully invited to call a,
No. 42s BROAD STREET,
and be fully convinced that we are selling a
fnll assortment of seasonable and fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
togNther with the endless variety of goods found
in the bazaars and arcades of the Old World at
A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
USUAL PRICES,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
| Be 1t especially remembered that we are by no
means foisting upon the public the refuse trash
of auctions and forced sales of worthless fabrics,
but we are prepared to sell
FIgsT-CLAss GOODS.
fresh from the hands OF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
PRICES WHICH WILL TRULY AsT0NlSH
PURCHASERS,
while they must confound the dealers who, with
great pretensions, really present no bargains.
Any enumeration of prices seems to US wholly
supurfuous; we merely ask for
1.-THE TRADE PALACE"
single visit from the purchasers of this vi
cinity, and upon our goods aud our prices We
RELY with implicit confidence, knowing from
our wide spread experience
GREAT BARGAINS
WILL SECURE
GREAT SUCCESS
No. 400 BROAD STREET.
no lS-eod6t
II B. SPENCE, AGENT,
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NEW GOODS! NEW

NEW GOODS! NEW PRICkSu
In JULIUS MEYER.
No.627 BROAD STREET BETWBgS FIPTH AIr SIXTH
Opeuirg this dey large supply Of NEW GOODS
A. BLEACiED COTTON AT II
BALMORAL sEIRT- at 81 % wor :!
BROWN and BLGACHBD SHEErlTGS 1t lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FbANNhE. at 30c. worth I0c ::
BED and G2AI FLANEEL'. Ali qualities
HUCkABACK TOWELS at IL and -, worth -
and 81:
Pich ana Elegant DRESS GOODS,
BI.RRlrX and EMPRESS CLOTHS.
silk-warp and Alexander P0PLl%s,
MERlNDS a. ss,onishtrgiy low prices;
Rich PLAIDSant ALPACAS, all eo'ors;
Handsome DELAINGS at ?0c.
SHtWLS SHAWGS!t
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLs,
Plaid SHAWLS Of every variety.
CasSlM ~ IS AND tLoTHS.
MY stock of CaS.iMERBS and CLOTHS IS very
large and well Sc ected
Black and Golorsd CLOAklkG. all grades;
Fine CiSSiNETS At Soc. worth 75c. \;
Beautiful CARPETS at T5c ;
Gallo Is 81 1?ic.
ALSO, Jouvin's and Empress KlD GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlemsn-Bismarck and other
colors
Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS ATS.
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saT WHEN!
HOW
WHY?
WHEN you have more money than you know
what 10 do with, it will make no difference
where you buy; but in those times, when
money is scarce, you should know
HOW TO BUY.
HOW to get the worth OF your money is an i'm
uo1taut considerations, and of course you
want TO get great deal of goods for a little
money and that is the re ason
You should so to
LEVY BRoT E r 5
YOUR DRY GOODS.
Because You can buy
The finest FRENCH MGRINo for otc. per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS
purs MoHA1R DRESS GOODS for roc. at LEVY
BRoTHEEs;
PLAID mogAIR DREss GOODS for l?sc. at LEVY
BRoTHEss';
Yard wide MoHAIR SHIFTING for CSC, at LEVY
BROTHERS
And yELvETs to trim skirts very cheap at LEVY
BRoTHEEs'
Tins making the FINEST BALMoRAL worn for
90 atLEyY BROTHERS
SILK and WOOL sCARFs for Csc. at LEVY
BROTHERS.
HEmsTITCaED HANDKERoHIEFs, all linen.
4Oc.
TUCKED HANDKERCRIEFs, all linen, Soc, at
LEVY BBoTHERs'
sALMosAL SKIRTS for 7sc. at
LEVY BROTHERS
LADIES WHITE LAMBS WOOL HOSE for CSC.
atLEvY BROTHERS
aLL-wooL WHITE FLANNEL for Csc. at LEVY
BROTHERS;
The hest bargains in BLEACHED and US-
BLEACHED COTToNs at LEVY BROTHERS.
The be,, bargains in CALICoEs at LEVY BEo-
THEEs
The best bargains in cLCAKs and sHAWLs at
LEVY BROTHERS.
IN FACT,
rhe bes, bargains In all kinds of DRY GOODS
can be found at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1877 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the old Market.
mo 2dl
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DRY Goods.


NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ The cheapest goods ever br2ush. TO this city Il
undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the pablic in general that he has int
late auction sales tnere is ens bled to Offer astocS
of goods unsuTp passed either Ia quality, style, or
cheapness.
The following are few OF the mary bargains
Un0leached Cot,ohs good &C.; very heavy, loc !;
yard wide, Pic, the latest market 9uotatioInsss
to lsc rmuri' double, zoe; Alpacas, IN va
rious shades, sc; lpaea Poplin', the latest
shades, 10 be sold off at size, worth Gic.; Black
Alpacss, cheap; best IMPRESS Cloth, 75e., worth
St.25 and many other dress goods ch cap. Heavy
all wool Fanrel IS, 80, and 35c. Canton Flannel
l6tc..
Goods for Cents and Boys wear in endless va
riety heavy Ca.simeres at Soc Bed Tick, l2c !;
Ladies' shawls. Sl.75 and ~ So worth s, SO; an
other lot Of Children's Wool Hose. various sizes,
lOc. Ladies' Clio king. 81 par yard-cheaper than
il il generally sold for.
All are respectfully invited TO examine stock
and prices. ISAAC COHEN.
305 Broad street. between
no 26-2t Third and Fourth.
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rLOTHIEG MARKED DOWN-NOT
TO BE UNDERSOLD-SELIING OFF AT A
PRoFIT-BAEG sINS OF T9E sEASON.--We ara
determined that our patrons shall have the benefit
of the timas, and in that consideration have
MARKED DOWN some of the greatest barg aims in
our line that can be found in the city. For in
stance Fine Beaver Frock Business Goats at S20
worth 500 fine Beaver Frcck Overcoats At $50,
worth $40: Boys school Suits at 81, worth $40.
Bargains for the million can be had at
WILLIAM Ira SMITH CO.'S,
NOES 1908 Main street.