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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

Early and Happy Marriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber of Commerce:
NEW YORK, June 5.-Gold opened at
1899. 1929 A. M.-6ioid 1895. 1875 A. II.
Cotton unchanged 10 every respect /;
sellers firm. Gold 1884, ll:45 A. NJ
Cotton quiet but steady. 3P. M-Cotton
quiet bat steady; sales to-day 500 bales /;
aPlands barely Bic. Gold l39s. f.tfg
LIVERPOOL. June 5-1l:I5,A. M.--Cd-
ton quiet but steady; estimated sales to-day
5000 bales nplands 1lAd; same time last
year llsd Orleans llfd; same time last
year llsd.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

The best Cincinnati Lager Reer, Ale
and Liquors always Rf Ford's.
ruVy4 gteaa
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

SINGLETON, at the Postonice, has Peter
sons Ladys' Magazine for July.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGTON,
NO. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American Block

Union and American Block
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete Froeks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duck and Tan Linen SHIFTS striped
Linen and SearSueea Suits; new styles
in Che'oit walking Salts; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Salts, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Salts, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen; ele-
CANT MarseilleS Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting shirts,
Gloves, SusPenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags.
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Grncers and butcher,

The best, genuine Cincinnati Lager
Beer at FOrd's, always. my29 Steod
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WILLIAM x. BOWLING, NJ. d.. Professor Of
Theory and Praetics Of Medicine and Deaa oil
the Eaculy.
CHARLES x WINSTON. NJ. D. Proc -or sf
YbstetTies and Diseases 81 Women ami
Children aa..
J. gEkRIEA LINDsLEY. N. D.. Professor Vi
Chemistry.
WILLIAM T BRIGGS. M. D.. Professor Of
Surgery.
THOMAS 1. MADDIN. Nj Professor Of In
stltutes Of Medicine
JOHN II. CALENDER. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Materla Mediea and Therapeutics.
Lillian l., hlCHOL, ~ d., Professor 81
THOMAS B. BUCHANAN. NJ. D.. Protector Of
Anatomy.
VAN s. LfEDsLEY. n. D.. Professor 81 surgi
cal Anatomy.
Ot Anatomy.
For additional information apply 10
j.. BERkiEN LIND8LEY.
Chancellor o. the University.
NATL Hfuu A.
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Tax Notice.

The oldest WHISKY in the state al
F0rsI's. my29 3teOd
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Five miles from Columbia stands the little
church Of Ashwoad, half hidden by clam
bering ivy aud green-robed forest trees. ia
small inulosure just back of this church
sleep the following Confederate soldiers
Mai. Gen. Patrick r. Cleburne, of Ireland
Brig. Gen. O. F. Strahl, Of Tennessee ;
Brig. Gen. II. B. Cranberry, Of Texas
Colonel Young, Of Texas; Lieut. j. II,
Mau,h, Of Tennessee; Col Robt. f. Beck
ham, of Virginia Lieut.. John Harper
Of Alabama; privates J. A Seymour, Joel
Dubose and Andrew J. Conner, of Tennes-
see.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-The following il
list Of the marriage licenses issued from
the County Court Clerks Office from May
20 TO June 5
II. L. Atkinson 10 Elizabeth A. Fiiz-
hugh.
Richard Kadel to Agnes Kuhn.
Ferdinand Zimmerman TO Angeline
Goodwin. +
W.T.. Auten to Frances t. Knight .
Phillip J. Gussman 10 Olivia Since.
-Four licenses were issued to eolored
persons.
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Gold is afraetion lower. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday:
Opened at 1895, was 1895 at 1920, 1895 at
1895, 14O at 1I:4O, and closed at 1891 at
SP. M. The rates here were 1891 buying
and l404 selling. rss.9 i' .'
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ANS Cream ATE al rsrd'.. No. =,
t"t"n street mS29 3teod
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WINES.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE fAf-
~ pOrters,
100 Baskets ANCHOR BRANp Champa~ne
50 Cases Saint Marceaux do
"a Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, (Ceusin'sl
% Casks Grown Sherry Wine
"a q Pipes Burgundy Port Wine
3 = Pipes Old Port Wine,
g Pipes Table Madeira Wine. extra dne)
40 Boxes Claret Wine.
50 Boxes Still CataWba Wine,
10 Cases Nerm0uth do
10 do Curisa do
10 do MarischinO do
10 do Absinthe,
40 Baskets Annisette
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No Trains Permitted 10 Leave Nash
willie.
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A GREAT RAILROAD REBELL1oN.

Terrible Condition of Affairs ON the
Northwestern Road.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

Desperate Measures by Desperate
Men.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-06

An Incoming Train Switched into a
smRsh.Up.
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N q THCE

TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THR NASH
4 vile 6en Factory sre hereby notified to at
tend q meeting Of the Company, At the Cha,nbe
of Commerce, on FRIDAY, JUNE IL. 1858 at
n O'Clock, H., Basiness Of importance 10 he
transacted.
CHARLES JONES, President.
jun4 I'd JAS Nj. HAMILTON, Director.
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rs COMM
THE
OSCAR WILLIS MINSTREL TROUPE
AND
Bra as Band.

Bra - - nd.
1WE GREAT CONFEDERATION or RTHI-
4 opian Artists. beaded By the greatest on an
living comedians. OSCAR WILLIS. This eofa-
Pany, as noS organlzed. embraces a larger array
OF irst elias talentt than has ever been connected
ln minstrel troupe. embracing Comedians,
Iragehans, Vocalist, Dancers and Instrntaeui-
aifsis, who viii appear in their Minstrel Illus-
tratiuna.
The above popular company viii remain in
ihis city rave Days sSnIy. commencing
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE aD.
For particulars. etc see small bills.
A. FLYNN.
jun2 50 Bus. Agent.
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HUNTINGTON,

Il sp. No. 8 North Cherry s.
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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m-Tbe Medical Department.

which was founded in $50. h has already ma
trieulated four thousand students. Of whoa
eleven hundred and eighty six have received the
decree Of Doctor Of Medicine. The building.
Museum, etc, are In all respects complete. a
large Hospital ls connected with tbs Depart
meut
The regular coarse Of instruction will heVia
on The hrst Monday % November. ls65 and eui
on the FIRST dag Of March. 1872. Tho preiim.
t0ber. .
The Anatomical Rooms VIII be 0Depsi 90 The
lrst Monday in October, and every facility AZ
f0Tded Tor the prosecution Of that corner stone
study
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Fresh Arrivals +!

CHEATHAA, H0ODSGCO
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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University of Nashville.

VNHIS INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH SUP
i ported and controlled neither By Church
nor State, has already rendered. yllHa.
bio and ACKNOWLEDGED services 10 the
cause OF education. science and religion.
IL - established on a permanent basis. and while
mainly dependent upon tuitiOn fees tor iis sup
port. has ever welcomed studiOus and ambition
yuuth 20 its advantages with or without money.
it u thedesign Of the Trustees to open Law. seq.
entiic. Litssary and other Departments a. speed
ily as circumstances viii allow. AZ present Two
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

wyoMiSG August I'll see In your notes ON
Wyoming ,,pe or Two mistakes, which ought to be
corrected.
The second session of Wyoming Seminary will
commence on the 15ih of September Instead Of
the 17th as stated.
The full term Of ~ weeks will close December
4th and the winter term will begin December 9th.
and continue 16 weeks. .-......-
Rev. j. 3. Willis will lecture on the evening OF
September 18th before the Philomathian Literary
Society connected with the Seminary.
The prospects for a large attendance of students
next term is very hattering Rev. Davis, the
President, has spent the vacation In canvassing
and has the promise of quite number OF students
| from distance.
Rev. A. ID. Davis sold his ten acre farm fol
81, 900 instead of VI, 900 as reported In the TRI
BUNE.
C.p. Rau,sdell is putting up block of house
| for rent very laudablc enterprise, as house
| for rent are Ia great demand and there is no wa.
that capital invested will bring in better returns
This Is ''Big Thursday" at kits Hammock,
| fuyorlte watering place on tho bay,and Wyomnl
has turned out nearly unanimously, headed b.
| their Bass Band. SCRfBBi.ER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

A LIrTLE sPonT IN A COUNTRY TowN.-Thc st.
Michaels Coaet thus describes the lively times in
Easton, the county Lwn of Talbot, during the
holding OF the Democratic Convention last week:
Tuesday last was lively day in Easion. The
county convention brought to that town large
hunters f persons fr.m all sections OF the
county md tbs the ''aidut' ,wed freely, alter
awhile the crowd became quit noisy. Il was Gu
rious to observe what effect whisky had upon
different individuals. Some became merry, otiiris
mad; some SANG others sworc, some laughed.
others quarrcllcd. Several pugisiic affairs came
off In the afternoon There was quite " mill
between John Chance and Guorge Hopkins, re-
sultng In the defeat OF the latter after an indefn-
ito number of rnunds. VIM Chance and man
named Willis. also lndulged in little tistic sport
bnt Willis was soon so BADLY used up MS To be un-
able u, "cnnie to time"
A difficulty also occurred bclwren w. b. LANE
and john T. Ewing, resulting IN the stibbing OIL
Ewing by .,ne severely in the chest and abdo
men. Lanr was Immediately arrested and com
miltcd to Jail, and Ewing taken TOT drug store
where his wounds were dressed. At last accounts
he was doing we'll, and II was not thought tina
| his injuries would result fatally.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

The Boys in Blue held an adjourned meeting in
the Grant and Culfax Club Room, Friday evening.
There was u large attendance aud the utmost EN-
thusasIn in the cause was manifested. which
promises well for the energy and carnestness OF
the campaign. President Lieutenant Lewis pre-
| sliced.
Tlr- principal business was to hear the reports
of the different committees and the organization
| of two companies for the campaign. and the par
tial organization of third. The following OIL
GERS Of The companies were elected;
Company A-Caplain, Il. G. Stolsenburg, Jr.
| First Lieutenant, George johnson; Second Lieu
tci,ani, a. j. Schrack.
Company b Captain. s. A. MacAllister; First
| Lieutenant Ferd. Bogia; Second Lieutenant
A. N. Kiethler; First Sergeant. Alex. M. Sparks
A committee was appointed to procure equip
mcnts fer parade. z
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
Rosecrans ON the " situation /"

A Now York TRIBUNE man talked with
Rosecrans, yesterday. The following is the
pith of their conversation
Reporter-Was there nothing definite said
in the Springs Conference, no course of ac-
ton proposed for the Southern people2
Gen. Rosecrans haven't yet determined
what to place before the public. There was
much that was said there that the public
shall know when have determined the pro-
per time for its publication.
Reporter-Do you think, General, that
the Southern leaders will devote themselves
to the task Of restoring prosperity under the
working of the Reconstruction acts?
Gen. Rosecrans-That don't clearly see
can't say. 1t would be good thing II the
Southern leaders could be got to work bene
ficiently. 1t is they who are chiefly inter
ested in the duty ofrestoring prosperity,
| Reporter-They don't seem inclined tt
work under the reconstruction acts now.
Gen. Rosecrans-No. Events don't seen
to point that way,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
Greenwood,

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philade-
phia at 1905 P. M, and on Mondays at T.46 A N.
Leave Philadelphia, 1900 M, and Wilmington ,lb
p M for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above will leave smyrna for
CLAYTON i1.45 A. NJ, and $40 r. M. Leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ. and 2.1o 2. M, to make con
Hecton with trains to and frem Dover and Stations
south. Also, train will leave Smyrna at sis A. NJ,
Sundays and Mondays excepted. to connect with Ex-
press and return leaving Clayton Gas A. M.
Trains leaving Erstied 2.45 a: NJ, and Wilmington
going South ut 1898 A. NJ will run In close connec-
ton with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and
Express Trains to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia
md New York. They will stop on the Delaware R.
Line only at principal stations at which their time
is stated. Except that Steamboat Train South will
let of passengers from Baltimore at any station To
which they have tickets.
e. q. SEWALL.
Superintendent DEL r. r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

PLouemsG AND MAsUnIsa.-A proper cultivation
Of the soil demands thorough ploughlng and manur-
ing BY pleughing is meant not only the use Of the
plough alone, but every mode Of mechanical prepar-
atop Of the ground such as trenchiug, subsoiling
narrowing rolling, &C. This labor pulverizes the
soil; breaks up cods admits light and air to rooe.s
and fits the ground for the ertizing influence of ma
nures. Sand should be well MANFRED. 1t is idle to
expect impoverished soil to produce good crops. As
well might one look for rain from clsudless sky.
manure to be Of real value to the farmers, should
contain all the elements which plants require, 30 as
restore to the soil those substances which crops
have taken up in their growth. A failure to return
these essential ingredients has led to the gradual de-
terioraton of many farms.
WuAsss RAW BONE SUrRRrnosrHATr Ia offered to
the farmer as thoroughly reliable article, contain
ing all the elements Of plant food An experience Of
nine gears has proved the truth of the claims made in
its behalf Farmers in all sections Of the countr,
say they will use no other manure 1t has grown i'm
mense crops, and wherever 1t is introduced 1t estab
fishes for itself reputation as being unsurpassed
Its ready solubillty makes 1t act quickly. while
the same time 1t In Its results. Send TO
pamphlet ..lsi sfE.l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

On Tuesday night OF last week, In the vicinity
'oi fredericksburg, Dorchester county, young man
named Richard Carroll was shot and killed by
his brother-in-law. a man named Eaton, under
me following circumstances: For several nights
trcvious to that on which the shooting occurred
the family of Mr. Eaton, the father-in-law of Car
'roli Tut whose house the Inter was staying) had
been annoyed by the barking of dog, nrd on
the night In question, hearing an unusual noise
among the chickens, supposed the dog or O. thief
was troubling them. One Of bis sons, armed with
gun, went forth to see what was the trouble
when, espying something dark In q corn field adj
Jacent TO the house, be fred. Awful to relate, the
dark object proved to be youhg Carroll, who had
form an office OF nature. On taking him into
tne house II was found that he was shot through
dhe abdomen. He died the next day.-Caa'bridg
Osmoorat and Herald
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

PLASTIC SLATE for roofs can he used anywhere ina
any material can. A msstic it adapts itself to every
shape and condition. Adhesive, it adheres to fes
brick stone plaster, glase, wood, metalor any cican
dry surface. Non combustiblc it is not the means OIL
destroying your property, but OF protecting IL he
pervious water or cannot penetrate or dissolve
il. tl.H ID l-,.-- .. II. ATKINSON,
No. d West Fourth street, Wilmington. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

Objections arc sometimes raised against certain
medicines on the GROUND that they cure 30 many DIFF
ferent diseases. 4 moments reflection will expose
the rhallowness Of such an argument for there is
for more than one disease. The reason why Mshler's
Herb Blters cures 30 many diseases is because it Is
the best remedy ever discovered for deranged
stomach or Dyspepsia and because 1t invgoraes the
entire system strengthens the nervous bres eleyates
tho standard Of all the vital forces, and sustains
Medicine that will do this will any disvase for
the simple reason that nature will do the rest. 1t il
sure protection Against disease AVID II the iEpor
lance Of protective medication were generally der
stood no family in the land would risk being without
this great Household Remedy for single day. Solt
by all druggists and dealers. DR.. g. Is. Hartman q
Co., Projectors, Lancaster, Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
81. EasA NEW ROUTE
so NSss6isfs As.SztiifS TO TIE
I(1TTTH AND SOIITHWEST

Steamboat train of Delaware Rail Road llse,
leaves Wilmington daily Sundays excepted, )at IL %
A. M. commenting with the fse Steamers
City OF Norfolk and Lady OF the Lake.
For Portsmouth ahs Norfolk, Va. At Portsmouth
passengers make close connection with trains Of
Seabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, and
oil Southern Points. Returning, boats leave Ports.
mouth at TOO P. NJ, Sundays excepted,) on arrival
Of the Southern train; passengers leave Crisfield
2.45,A. NJ, and arrive at Wilmington at SOB A. M.
FREIGHT CONNECTIONS are made not only
Portsmouth. with Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Roa
but at Norfolk, with unbroken II. r. line reaching
the Mississippi at Memphis, and whose conRectnp
lines reach al points Ill the Southwest.
e. Q. SEHAI.I,
tetA Stunt, Del, r. X. LiT
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ltaths.

MooRE-In this city, on Sept let, Sarah Elizabeth
wife OF Edward Moore.
GROvES.-on Tuesday morning at o'clock, sep
tamber 1st.. Jonathan Groves, In the Both year OF
his age. -.@..
ZIMMERMAN-On the 2Gth inst, Flora, infant
daughter OF Henry w. and Kate Zimmerman, aged
months and 81 days.
MAS0N.-0n the 29th instant, George W. Mason, IN
the 22nd year of his age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

ArTEMPTKD RoBBERY.--Shortlya after 2 O'Clock
On Sunday week, some one attempted 10 enter
tho stable of Mr.. W. j. H. Lingo, In Middletown,
for the purpose of stealing one of bis horses The
noise aroused some persons who were sleeping In
lingo's shop, near by, when the would-be horse
thief He'd. A few minutes later, an attempt was
made To enter the house, but the scamp, weie
nnlin alurncl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

CoLeRED CAMp.--There will be acolored Camp
meeting for ind 10 Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Smyr-
na, for the benefit of the new Church commence
ing on Saturday, the 18th of September. Open
Ing sermon al o'clock, p. M, by Rev. II. H.
Lewis; at night by g. T. Waters.
Sunday morning, 8 o'clock, by Benz. T. Tanner,
Editor OF Christian Recorder ut 10 O'clock, Bish-
Cpd. w. Brown; at 8 o'clock p. m, Bishop A.
W. Wayman at clock, Rev. Joshua Wood
lyn, General Book Steward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

tY- The place to go if you want boots and shoes
that will wear Is Nicholson 8 Foulks, No. l02 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can hnd an
assortment which embraces every variety OF boot and
SHOE from tile light dress shoe or fancy pump to the
heaviest brcgans or cavalry boots For ladies' and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
whs wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, It is just the place to 60
Remember the place, 1o2 Wet Second street. Will
mingtOn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

p5- The eldest daughter at home, to be able to get
dinner to sweep the room, to make garments, wash
and iron dress OF her will add greatly TO the
accomplishments 0f young Indy at the present dny.
Where can you behold more lovely sieht IMAM the
eldest daughter Of family standing in me sweet SIM
pcjty of her new womanhood by the eide OF her toll
Ing care worn mother to relieve and aid her IN me
cares of house and family; now she presitles at the
table now directs in the Kitchen, now amuses the
Younger part of the family in their sports or the elder
In their study read the newspaper to her weary ia
er or smoohs the aching head Of the fevered mother
always with a helping hand ready and cheerful
smile for every emergency here che picks and scat
ters the berry Of contentment and sptends eYersrean
wreaths along the gravel paths OF nome; guarqs lis
gates from intrusion OF sorrow ans ana tieh
sprinkl the dropping buds of hope With refreshing
| waters of heavenly love her sphere is dumesuc
! one and In ih,t Eieily Gard,n Home nature mas
placed her. She " oe of the domestic comforts and
Is blessing the home circle Should she be called
ant Of il "a, Originate home of her own would she be
any the less lovely or seltsacriticng any more tnan
| O. Flangen cor. 9th and Market st, III dfsnursng
cheap h0ois and hoes and yet so good tothe very
many of his fellow beings as he does ave snink not
AfH- The place to the best articles for the least
Tnoney Il al John n. FROfKS, where you will al
WAYS lind well selected stock of the latest STYLES
and OF tho best qualify f trimmings hosiery, gloves,
zephyrs germantown woods, buttons, toilet soaps,
hair and Tooth brushes, velvet ribbons beltings cam
brio edgiHgs and insertions and many other artcles,
conyircef that we IRE selling as cheap as the came
style and quality of goods can be purchased Tor Id
any part OF the United States Don't forget me place
/ 1924 Market street,
| .'.nt 'tf.' = 3ri doors below 9Th, east sldo