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sgIfeis f isodteN. BE am G5attonocaa eilenbabns
DEPOT aseeIlsfeH pssStn. DftsO in
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8er0ifentIihen sic otefe Berimtis
oun0 gef6Hiqit In Sbrent 8latte, benn
onitatt Elm iibles @efabI eeoen 6iefen
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ten, be6aure i'd, baB mir 0eren nibt
mebr in unfrer Witte baben.
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unfrem Blotte, tuelhes Die Qlnl6uloi.
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nabme oeitatten un6 mir tbnn bies IN
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bait, iuie 6i9ter Gullo Oerihert, oenn
6erfeIbe pIroe fid ieIbif ni@t ipobl
fiibIen, uenn er in elmer Gemeinf@aft
ais @tnlpdnoerer Ieben iniiBte, no folD
DE @runOiake, Wenn aud nibt berr"
l6en, bod 6urd rubiees glnb0ren ge<
biliet mer6en.
8erpabren maIIen mir uns le6o9
eeeen einr etipoiee 8el@ulOi9ung, ais
batten mir bic Qlnfloge auf leidtfertie
ae @eife in unlrem 6ldtte bor9ebradt.
0ir f0nnen i'm @eeentbeiI Die Ser
| F6eruna oeben, 6ab mir nus naA
10 ieoerboIte Befatigun9en
Ourd, uie mir Iberaeust in6, 6nr6aus
aIaubtpiiroige 8erionen, ben MrtiteI
DerfaBten.-Bir uerOenuns ffets freuD
en- penn FA Oetartiae Mntla9sn ais
unbsaranbet eriueiien nno fnO iebere
aeit bereit, Der Babrbeit Die Gbre gu
| geben.
~ glor6mefern % a 3 n.
Cine 9Otomotibe fubr eeitern etpa 80
MeiIen bon bier auf Der NcrOweltern
8obn cine ftarte Sentun9 binab, UNI
bier gSradttpa9en aa6;ubolen, fonnte
rber ni1t oufgebalten tperoen nno fubr
nit furAtbafer- SdneIliateit binab,
ftieB auf bic gBaaen, tuclhe sertriim>
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Ieiie, tpo6ur1 iie fart bel5a0i9t tpnrbe.
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iGrmorbnns ibtes &inoes an9efla9te
W1rs., Catherine Greia stunr0e geltern
bot Squire Mfatbelbs beeb0rt. Sa
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ben @hmeinsn aussebrO9ets linb ri6>
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9efteru enti6ieoen. SLa9er erbieIt
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feinen reiden 8orratb bon 4eIatuaas
rem in elmer fAOnen unO eIe9anten
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nabenben g1inter nit einent outen
8el3 berieben nil, fpre@e oafeIbf Dor.
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tpereen foHen.
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out REORGANIZATION ME Iehtes So6r no
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DatFaIanb ftnS su Dsrsanfen bel
nOia1@ MRarr n. 9arbOr.
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Beeiuneno am 8. gaOs. 1868.

3iige iuer0en tpie folot geben:
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err i9en 2ovisutGe 4 80 u. R. uno 4.O0 q. vi.
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ntHe fSr ct. 2pnis Cincinnati, SnoiaI apolis, 4as
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noer 13 Staitben i4nener ala irsenh eine anberc
8abn. 4F
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nit ben Sumpera Der Der. Stonte Nlall 2ine ipeIbe
eouisgiHe I'm A NOR Ra9mittnes perIafen. 9iele
SaMpter N, 9en bireften AufblnB in Sincinnati NIT
allen 6riibsiieen mad bem Often.
@hedSs meroe1 fur @epdd pom 9toibpiue mad 81.
otiis, @blcneo Cincinnati unb allen 6itIiGen Saup
fdbten dnsaeaeben. s D z
1eSr Der $50 %. 3D.. s8ne pom Rafbpue idbri
Scnntngs nicbf. a.
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nm 9.f5 g. 81. f6mmt in Noj5pHe I'M II As y. Dt.
an SerIdBt Rafbpile UNI 3.45 ". so. uni t6mmt nm
so Atenos IN GlGatIt al.
MIbeit 6int,
pcti 3M Gen. Sup. S.UH R. g..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-14
E Die Thanksgiving
,,at6 Oeatfebldmb tOitet iest nur
$3.50 per Sabr, inclufibe 4orto, tuel>
Dies mir bOrausbe3abIen.
gcntlcfItr 2tgislQtur.
gonuabenO, ben IA. sfoD.
6auS.

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0as 6anS frat nm 10 llbr suinrts
men. sc tpareu SO Wfit4lieoer 3nges
gen.
Ser 9pre6er ernannte bierauf bic
Gomites fit bic beridiebenen9ef@ afts'
sipei9e.
9lnf Mntrag BON Otep-. Sbepbarb
murDe Ser Drud Der Site bon ben @o<
mites in 100 GrempIaren berOronet.
Gepr. @DOer beantrn9te bic 9nfets
lung zines Gtenoerapben i'm Sanfe.
1leberseIeot.
Die YrOber'ibe Bin be3iieIi6 8eD
ftrnfung faumieIi9er 8eamten un0 Bee
ouftra9ung 0es Suifi3 gonlites, oarus
Der au beri@ten, luMroe atigenor1t1en.
Sic Sin 6ee Otepr. Wipnott iiber
2abIMna elmer 8ountb al, ioI@e 8iire
Qer bon EenneHee, bic in Der Unions
Mrmee geOient boben un6 aiuor 800
fur 3 Sabre Sienit murOe pom Suti5 ;
Gomite eiaberidtet un0 bic 8ertpers
flung 0erfeIben enipfobIen. Das Saus
paifrte SieieIbe ie6odb in ;ipeiter 2elune
mn6 ibersab iie benz Sinon3 sgomite.
Dos Sdus berta9te fi9 bis Montae
gormittas 10 llbr.
Senat.
Ser @enot trait inter Goriik 0ea
@pre@ers Center INN 10 llbr 5llfanls
men. &C iuaren 81 Wfit9lieber aniUes
fenO.
gl1@0em mebrere BiIls einge5radt
por6en iparen, berta0te fid3 Der Senat
bis Montoa B0rnitt0g 8 l1br.
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1869. 1869
Das CsaSbDilIe
Uitp Direftorp
s. fur 1869.

g. .. Sing, 49,. {, .6eransseber,
Die fRnfe Sdhrcss Qlnsaabe 6cs Mof5piae Gitp
9lrsctorp wtth I'M ben 1. Bdrs 1869 sur Museabe
Eereit feiii. 45 s9s..sa-ss 5tftGs III
Der SeroiIs cher TT enti9Iofien, bas erf@einenSe
Directofp tlr has nnnoncirenbe EubIihint NOD
wertbpoler 81 MAIDEN, ais bic friberen Musaabell
Us wtfs linen Gef5dflss yso9Deis Der Drtlddftrn
unh St1ticnen an ben perfebeoeuen bier einoiiei,s
ben Gifenbabnen Iiefern, Irorir 1iss
Mtrfreesboros 9eptiHspiLey Rp. s1
SbeIbppiNe, GprtnafieIb, sei ~
Sunahomo, ). @oobIeftspine.s eaf
Gbattnnooao, 6al[afflt. - ESQ 8.
Nrdntltn, NlitdeHsuiLIe, 2 =
Columbia, gaperIn - e
9slltnStA 80 EfEs 9uNttnabon, A{l :
Afhenss Via Union gitp,
Decatur, MIa., Dresden,
3tdmans R1., ,Fsfl "a Solomon, gt
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piEes bee ssqsraL sagesiatsrSssiea.

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aRafHpiITe, Eehns, IL. Sanunr 1857
81 n u. necb 0tenf q, ban ~. S6nmar 1865
uerOen bic 8aself &. Z. 8. Bd5h n foIesnSer
Drbhusig lepfer: eai E1sa A ssS
Der Morgensng ueiIdBt Eai5uine 500 9. a., bdu
nbfe mir III Sntrtna, Barfreksbcrr, MDartrace TuIs
Iobeu5a. Gin' 5pringss De9er6, Genall, Nuberfou.
Stersnfon arb Bridgeport an un6 erreisbt Gbottos
nopea4m 505 9esHI. sI4Esl
Der RG&psittqes5a8 perLdst RnibDiue, ann 73O ",
Dr. bELt aF elteh StdttOnea itnS efte9t Gbottanocaa
Sf S.O Siioe isd65e, o.,o,;.r a,,tt,s -.
utne itnn 9oftHpetern GifenbaEn arb uiEe 2ae BON
&hattonooeG mad eenauen Hat hl6 nit Be- Souiss
utlIe unb 9td1buine etieHt6bh
@ieeante Roioce GdIafiudgen an alien
- NdGt 9aHa9ttfiigtlt.
81 4lssf &h.eIBHrtlde MftniH oSafton.
EeyIdst Sbeibpuine 500 3. 81. Erb; EuIabomo
I'm 6S5 9. .. ub etfetet Raihbtne 19. 90 q. 81.
k}Iriid, perIdSt 9iatniHe una 3.45 81 r.. erreicbt
SnLIobonla nm $40 q, Dr.. npA .SbeLbs uiue UNI
$50 y. ge. -594 80 go s4sssst
D 8srssas sc 81 Q gwiEss. essrnI supt.
i 81 Sizes as stttOn, Sen. Eiaft aasas.naaH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-14
SfdibpiIIe irllb g baftarrc
s.n Is 50 Gifemb0bla.
: 8 8 3 :, 3
! QN iltIaR e.A q ~

q Sc iiit]s gB e9feI.
'3tpsi tagtide 3hge bertdfFen RolbbilIe
fur ig8aibingtDn, Stem @orf unb
ale Yhnfte i'm Often iilo Siiben.
9 gehnaer Mnf1lub niro I'm 6 bat.
tion9n fur alIe@ t6ote I'm GIten
20 - uflo @ii0neiten ae4ttelt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-14

- 9etbrannt. Sin gBeofIen
Counts erFGjen cine Mn31bI GufIsirs
MEanneC bei DEN Ne0iitrntfons @unls
mtifionef aBdlfet, nabn1eil Oeiien gtes
Qifrotiong Bid er biHiueg nnD Derbrnnns
ten Sielelbsn. Cont rl6teten Re tusis
tee gsin 1IhbelI an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

CANrwELL.-We regret that we had for
rotten CANTwELL. Not to remember so
great man is sad fate for the torgetful'
We remember little about him, being re-
minded. He was very ardent, or very
hypocritioal secessionist-he only knows
which; was appointed Iieutenant-Colo'
mel in the Second North Carolina regi-
ment, Confederate States army; was
thrown out on the hapless Reorganization,
which secured many good men, and cut
down many far better than those who took
their places. CANTwELL, we may suppose,
was not one of these last named. lie was
afterwards made maj of the Fifth North
Carolina cavalry. Since the war, he En-
listed under the disgraceful banner OF
HOLDEN, and has hung on to the rotten
leader of the army of hungry office hunters
who marched under it, and at last is re-
warded with judgeship by HOLDEN. In
accepting office, obtained in this manner,
the office becomes shirt of NEssus that
will stick to the man long after he ceases to
hold it or receive it's emoluments. Once a
scalawag judge in the South, al0ayS a seal
awag Judge until the earth hides him away
forever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

This paper stated Saturday that the Radl-
cal call for a Convention or mass meeting here
to ratify the nomination of General GRANT
had not appeared in the Neoo Nation. This
was an error; it appeared in that paper OF
the 18th instant, but being printed among
the bankrupt notices, it did not attract our
attention. That it should have been SO
published is strange; for solemn "calls" OF
central committees are generally printed
most prominently under the editorial date
HrNNIcUTT seems to have showed it aside,
possibly because his own clamor for State
Convention to settle Radical differences
and discomfort ii. e., have fair division
of offccs), before starting upon the cam
paign, WAS altogether disregarded by the
central committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

"No event Of these times will mark with
so much emphasis the depth of our down
fall rs the absence of Virginia-the mother
of the Constitution-from the Electoral
College and the roll Of States. BY orders
from these headquarters the images Of bru-
tus and Cassius were not permitted 10 DC
borne in the funeral procession OF Junia
and for that reason (adds the historian
they were present to every Imagination
and with superior lussre eclipsed the spien-
dor of the day. "-Mr. Moseley IN geS'er'
days Wing.
Very true. But may not this exclusion
of Virginia tell more powerfully in the ap'
preaching election than her vote? Thi:
would be an example Of the manner il
which the very means used by bad and cor
rupt men to strengthen themselves ant
carry out their villainy are often turned
providentially against them, and made eff
icicnt agents in their defeat and downfall
If there is generous emotion left in tn
northern heart-a single spark of admira
ton for nobleness and virtue-this must b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

thought in which he INDUCES in his open
inc editorial of Saturday. Let us hope that
q better fate awaits the country politically
than that which he so logically prefgures.
Let us hope that we may yet see better and
more cheering political aspects. 1t may
not be that true Republicanism, true liberty,
are entirely dead. That we shall return
to the times that are past in their true
grandeur, with all their freedom and vlr-
tue, is impossible. Still we may hope for
a liberty tolerably perfect, with varied
social economy that may be highly promo
tive of thrift and growth, though not equal
to the happiest and most yirtuous phase Of
human life-one that the veteran Journalls'
30 we'll knows how to appreciate. But q
few years-a few months, possibly-Wlil
solve the problem.
The Wing, under its new proprietary
relations, avows its steadfast faith IN the
energy of the people and the resources OF
the State, and will devote itself with lis
time-honored zeal to the great causes oil
education, improvement, commerce. manu-
factures, and agriculture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

SEEKING PARDoNs.-Strong efforts are
being made to induce the President to par
don the grand rogues Of the whiskey ring
sentenced in New York-CoLLlCoTT, En-
RIGHT, and ALLEN. Petitions numerously
signed-any petition for any purpose can
be numerously signed-by people in New
York have been laid before the President.
OF course while these movements are going
on for the great rascals the lesser offenders
are not forgotten, and the President is beset
with all sorts of appliances to induce him
to open the prison doors. Applications
have been made, We learn, in behalf of
those sentenced in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

RAILROADS IN MExICo.-The Governor OF
the State of Mexico mot the Republic) has
determined to build railroad from Mexico
city to Toluca, some thirty miles. Mr.. Ed
uUyD STEPHENSON urges the construction of
railroads as the best thing for Mexico. He
would build them by two forces-savings
banks and putting prisoners to work ON
them. He proposes subscription of 40, 600
shares at sl2o each, payable in instalments
of s.. His plan is designed to nationalize
and popularizc railroads. The trouble in
Mexico is that the people can't get time
from their regular trade of revolutionist to
build them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

TIE WHla.-The Wing is disposed Of by
the late nrm of owners to Messrs. ALExAN-
DER MosELEY and JOHN C. SHIELDS. Col
onel SHIELDS has been one Of the proprie-
tors for many years-the active, perse-
vering, and practical business man of the
concern. Mr.. MosELEY some years since
withdrew from the Wing, whose columns
had long been illumined by his graceful
pen aud classical attainments. He returns
again to his old employment under circum-
stances quite suggestive Of the train of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

The Enquirer is altogether right aS to the
Importance of uniting the waters OF the
Chesapeake with those Of the MISSISSIPPI
by conduit across the breast OF the ma
tional territory but was only "amused :
at the idea of getting the money. Not see
ing anything funny" in that, we are con-
strained to suppose that the Enquirer must
have been in very hilarious temper when
the idea of raising money was suggested.
Ordinarily that idea does not provoke
merriment. Look at the Enqnirer's able
support of the great western Railroad
for instance. That enterprise needs almost
as much money as the water line" Yet
the Enguircr marches up to it like man
with a resolution that shows no fear OF de-
feat. Now, that is the sort of spirit we
like, and certainly the water line-infnitely
more important than the great western
road, great as that is-deserveS to be sup
ported in that manner. If the Enquirer
and all of us stand by it in that way It's
success is certain, particularly as we shall
have the cooperation of the great cities OF
the Ohio, Mississippi, and the lakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

THE CoLoRED GUARD.-The National IN
teRigencer was quite indignant at the put,
ting of guard of colored soldiers over the
remains of the late THAD STEVENS. Ii
pronounced this part of the ceremonies o
stage trick of Congressman SCHENcK, OF
Ohio, and said that it was offensive alike to
Radicals and Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17
PRICES FIXED TO SUIT EVERY ONE /:

All kinds Of Mozambques, Lenos, Delaines,
Goats Hair Alpacas, LAWNS Organizes, ant
other styles Dress Goods at reduction of from 2!
to so per cent.
! Fine Black paca at Soc, worth soc. per yard;
! Domeetic Bingham at l21c., worth l63c.
! Tucked. Pulled. and Shirred Muslins, for Waists,
at 75c.-soId everywhere at sl.o5 per yard;
Mourning Lawns at l2ic., worth 25c. per yard;
! Black Barge, two yards wide at $3.50, worth g
per yard;
| Checked Muslins at 1e3c., worth 2Oc. per yard;
Swiss Muslins at 20, IS, and 3Oc.;
| Mosquito Netting ut 81 piece;
| Bobbinet, for Mosquito Netting, three yards wide,
at 45c. per yard
( Genuine Russia Diaper at 81 piece, worth 80;
Superfne Russia Diaper, equal to the finest Bird
eye, at 81 piece, would be cheap at IS;
Bed Tick at l23c. per yard;
! Shifting Stripes at l2Ic. per yard
! Maltese Lace Collars ut Soc. worth 81 80;
Hemmed IIandkerch!efs at l5c., worth CSC;
Bonnet Ribbons at soc. worth Soc, at SOC. worth
&c.;
French Wove Corsets white and colored all sizes
from l6 to 81. at 81:
Cotton Yarns, all numbers, at s?25 per bale for
Manchester or Leeksric:
Tucked Linen Cuffs at &c. per pair;
Tucked Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Ten Paper Collars and ten pairs of Paper Cuffs
for 2sc.;
Slate and White Cotton Hose at 12ic.;
Open-work Hose for ladies and children at 2sc per
pair, worth Soc;
Fine English Cotton Hose, equal to the finest Isle
Thread, at soc. per pair, or $3.50 per dozen,
worth SO:
The genuine French Invisible Net nj 25c.:
Damask Towels at $3.50 per dozen, worth So;
Huckaback Toweling at Csc. per yard, worth Sic;
Genuine Twisted SILK Mts, for ladies' and children,
at 2Oc. a pair, worth Soc.
Super Twisted SILK Mits at 4Oc., worth 75c. pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths at II, worth $3.50;
Large-size Bridal Quilts at 81, worth 81;
Spool Cotton equal To Coats's al 3Oc. per dozcn-
each spool contains over 100 yards;
Basting Cotton, suitable for common sewing and
basting, at Csc. per dozen, warranted loo yards
each spool;
Alexandra SILK Gloves, white, black, and colored,
at soc. a pair, worth 75c.
Tucked and Embroidered Skirts, full width, at SO,
worth S.
Excellent Cal!cOes at l2lc.:
Bleached Cotton at 10. l2s, and l6ic.:
Plaid Linen Drilling at CSC. per yard:
Heavy Linen Duck and Drilling at 25c., worth ssc.
per yard;
Also, at great bargains, Table Cloths, Napkins,
Linen and Cotton Sheet!ngs PIllow-case Linen
and PilIow-case Cotton, Under Garments OF ali
kinds Window Shades Worked, Muslin, Lace,
and Nottingham Curtains Trimmings, Laces, Real
Lima Lace Points, Black Silks, Flannels, and ali
other articles usually kept in trstclass dry goods
store. LEVY BROTHERS,
ls47 Main street.
au4 nearly opposite the market-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

LYxcHBrRG NEws.-In the Lynchburg
Ne,rs of Saturday, Mcssrs. Y. Howe PEY-
TON and J. T. HUMPHREYS take charge OF
the editorial department of the paper; and
from the talent, energy, and taste dis
nIaved in their initial number, we may
anticipate that it will continue to be a spl-
rited and bly-conducted paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

At Carlinsville, Illinois, the other day,
drunken man, a Democrat, struck General
GRANT in the face with his hat. He proba-
bly, knew not what he was about, but soon
learned what was going on, for he was
knocked down and kicked off the platform
1t has been made the occasion of some de-
nunciations of the Democratic party-most
unreasonably, for no man could approve
such rudeness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17
~.r COST. AT ;Cesr!. AT COST"
TIE ENTIRE STOCK

~.r COST. AT COST! AT COST!
THE ENTIRE STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
WILL BE SOLD
ATAND BELOW COST
rST1L OCTOBER lsr
JrLIUs SYC L ;,
s-,rr7 BEr. NINTH AND TENTH.
zw,1 REMOVE by October 1st to AIS Broad ssIee.,
between Fourth and Fifth. VIII sell 'ne "A0'0
stock AT AND BELOW COST: ,0,, calling
LIGHT-COLORED CALleo ~
everywhere at leac.: ,o,, ,sc bes.
quality; c,,rp COTTON ut
BLEACHED and USbLSAo
Wholesale prices: .,,rrr1Nc.
10. BLEACHED and BROWN She
pIII.ow-CasE COTTON ut great bargains
SUMMER DRESS GOODS Mt Is ana ~ per een -
less than ever;
wtITE GOODS of every description;
4oITsE-FuRNISHING GOODS:
CLOTH. CASSIMERES, SATlNEl' anu h-HN
lucky JEANS: -. ,,uo,,
WHITE. RED, and BLUE FLANNEL ~ hi'"'
bargains. WIN
Jpst onened large variety Of FALL and WIN
TER G OODS--such as
Heavy POPLIN for travelling suits
PLAID and STRIPED POPLIN;
SCOTCH PLAID for children's wear
which Will be sold regardless of cost.
""-'' JULIUS sYCLE,
el3 Main street, between Ninth ana ienth.