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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31
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Aids to Marshal will be at Headquarters at GS
+. u. Marshals Al Large will attend at their r..
spective Wards. and have everything ready at Z
r. ". to fall in line. Escorts to ladies' win Assem-.
bic at Fort Homestead. receive, entertain and
escort ladies who represent the several States.
The route In Gold Hill will be TO the Imperial
Mil, to receive the Third Division: thence, e..
cortcd by the First Division, to Virginia City.
Headquarters over Cross & Gibson's Saloon.
Main street, Gold Hill. where any communica
lions can he left and information given.
JOHN J. HAYES,
Marshal Second Division.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

DENuNcrATIoN OF THE UNIoN.-The
Mobile Tribune, in tho course of an arti-
Gle bitterly denunciatory OF the Govern
ment, says: Tho Government Of the
United States rs 1t exists to-day is a
mockery and a delusion. 1t is a Gov
ernment Of stitched.laws with which
no one connects himself except for the
purpose Of stealing. In fact it is no
longer a Government, but merely n hugo
stealing apparatus. It is q cover under
which knaves ego for" the peoples
money us the Hottentot in the school
geography "goos for" ostriches with
the skin Of one over his person. Not
withstanding which it is the sort Of u
Government which must necessarily be
produced out of the condition of society
that exists ut the North, and in u great
measur at the South. Society left to
regulate itself will so influence the Gov
eminent that it controls, instead of be-
ing controlled by it, MS to make the
Government q true exponent of itself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

THE THIRD DIVISION will form at Silver
civ nj GH O'Clock +. r.. and march TO Gold llill.
Joining tie Second Division, at Imperial MIL at
IN O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31
FouRNOON STOCK REPORT.
CORRECTED DAILY BY NELSON, cHuDBUcK : co.
GOLD HILL

SAN PRANCIsco, October 81.
90 Alpha, $3G0S0S; l Beleher, SEQ 30
IS Daney, as Is; s Empire Mill, 800; % Ex-
chcquer, 81; 70 Hale & Norcross, 81; u I'm.
perial, $lOO096; 81 Kentuck, $95009i5; 30
ophir, sic; go Overman, $G50GI0G4 20: 1,1T
Savage, 81 5O070; 10 Sierra Nevada, $25: 10
Segregated Belchs5r, $sj 4 Yellow Jacket
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

VIRGINIA CITY, October Goth, 1868.
To Mayor j. c. Currie. F. a. Tritle, John ii.
Mills, and others-Gentlcmcn: Your very kin
and fattcrlng note, rendering me a Compliment
tary Benefit. Is received, and at once hasten to
answer II. In accepting your kind offer, trust
that I fully appreciate your goodness In honoring
nc as you have done, and will cndcayor TO de-
servc such distinguished esteem.
I nm happy to inform you that l have chosen
MONDAY EVENING, November ID, a. the
time for raid Benefit, and hope the same will suit
your pleasure and convenience.
Very truly yours,
os30td MADAME PAREPA-ROSA.
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OF NAME.

H6ERCADo & CO.. SUCCESS.
Hl sors TO MERCAD0 & SEUL-
LY, have been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety OF
the public, to change the name OF
their celebrated Bittcrs to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

THE FIRST DIVISION will form at 6H ,.
N. on c street, Virginia, the right resting on
Sutton avenue. At z O'Clock It VIII marcn VIZ
Suton aycnuc TO b street, and up d street to Gold
Uiii, 10 receive the Second and Third Divisions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

THE SECOND DIVISION will form on Main
street. Gold Hill, at on y. NJ, and march down
Main street to the Imperial MIL, to receive thr
Third Division ut N 7. n.
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THIRD DIVISION.
AIDS.

Music.
DAYTON Grant and Collax Union Club.
Kearsarge Ship.
Grant and ColMx Transfers.
Grant and Colfax Horscmcn.
Silver civ Grant and COlfax Teamstcrs;
Carson CITY Grant and Colfax Union Cup.
Empire City Grant and Colfax Union Club.
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SECOND DIVISION

MARSHAL. ,,.,, AIDS
Cayalcadc Of ladies representing inc sla'eS o'
the Union.
Gold Hill First Ward Union club;
Gold Hill Second Ward Union Cluo.
American City Union Club.
Washoe City Union Club.
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ly, plaintiffs, and G.. A. Simon, dc.
fcndant: TRADE MARK
p. Sainsevain. being duly sworn. says: +" That
the article known "a SAINSEVAIN'S CALL.
FORNIA WINE BITTERS was manufactured
by Mcrcado b Seully about the month OF March,
1851, without the said SAINSEvAIN BROTH.
Frs having any concern In the manufacture
thereof. That deponent has always known and
considered said MercadO & Seully az the Sole
Proprietors Of the SAlNSEVAIN CALIFORNIA
WINE BITTERS."
Notwithstanding the above affidavit, the said
p, Sninscvain II putting up O compound under
the name of SnirrcyHin's Wine Blttcrs, repre-
scnting Il TO be the same as our Celebrated Bit
tiers, which We have been manufacturing and
selling In immcn5c quantities since 1860, and
also aflxing a nearly similar label to that used on
our genuine Wine Bitters.
BE NOT DECEIVED
MERCADO'S
Native California; Wine Bitters,
and you will obtain the same popular beverage
70 fivorably known since 1860. BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS. Purchasers OF our Wine
Bittors are requested to observe the familiar old
yellow labcl. and see TINT the words. "MERCA-
DO & SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" arc On.
gravcd on the Government stamp pasted over
the cork of each bottle. This 10 the only effect
ual security against the counterfeit imitators.
Dcpot-jO6 and eos Jackson street, San Fran
cisco. 6 CO.
Oc30- 3m4p
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Native California Wine Bitters.

We subjoin the following afllda.
vit IN IN Injunction suit formerly
pending between Mcrcado 4 Senl'
~, plaintiffs, and G.. A. Simon, dc.
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All Union men on the line Of march arc re-
spcctfllly requested to illuminate their houscs.
oc3Itd f. A. TRITLE, Grand Marshal.
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NEW TODAY.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
CORRESPONDENCE
VIRGINIA CRY, October 10Th, 1s(

VIRGINIA CITY, October 10Th, 1868.
MADAME PAREPA.ROSA-DEAR MAD.
Nl am: We, the undersigned, citizens OF Wiz.
ginIn, having highly enjoyed the late musical
entertainments at the Opera House, In this city,
and holding In high estimation your talent OF an
artistic, wish to offer you. previous to your de-
parture from our city, q tribute Of our respect,
and beg that you will name some eycnidg for the
occasion of o COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT,
that we may attest to You the extent to which
We value your talents as a singer.
. Very truly yours,
MAYOR J. C. CURRIE, +. A. TRITIE,
JOHN II. MILLS, KENNEDY q MALLoN,
JoHN MAcKEr, san R0sENER,
II, ELRUs, JUDGE r. s. MEsIcK,
r. v. DEFY, j. T. GOODMAN,
JOHN d. WINTERS, WV. n. STEWART,
c. E. DELoHG, X. n. DAGGETr,
GEORGE EELs, JOHN !. GTNN,
L. HnLYER, DIR. KILLER,
WV. SHARON, JUDGE ALDRIcu,
DAnLNAS & Co., W. WOODS,
II, ID, GRAY, g. A. DANA,
GE0. ILAMaoN, r. I. LowERY.
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Addresses Will be delivered by several Flo
ouent Speakers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-15
10 CIsrr essiss, Ii tie Juadss shsH hive autha to|

DO Cssrs ex,iis,s; 81 tie judge shai Hive authority e
sppoiut a person. .aho shall pefam tie duties 9
CLERK, and said deputy CLERK, or the one spppint
ed ths Judge shall iie ieddfed give et1e ensn
al bond before entering ON the duties6 the ofhce
XVIII. AN suits In Equity depending in the
Courts ofehancay, abd not adaS disposed Of
and the property and records relating thereto, On
tie frst day of Januiafy, 4. d, 1875 1855, skaa be
transferred to the Courts Of Common Peas 10 md
fox their respective counties, and shal be- entered
upon the dockets Of said Courts for the stitsdt
thereof next tensuing, and theieupon shsl be heard
hied and determined, With ~ rights respected apd
preserved, lin the. same manner as II originally
brought there Provided, That no caassl shsli be
transferred TO the dockets Of the Courts store
said, not cosnixabl thereii under ths Constitution:
Provided, further, Thtt IN causes depending as
aforesaid and the property ind records pertaining
thereto, coglisable under The Constellation ID tie
Courts Of Probate, shall be transferred to .aid
Courts u. $50 Eati 80 ~ ''ss't5;G is-% Oh
KHAN books Of record, al files and allpopi
erty Of whatsoever Kind Of fthei Comtsof Chance:
~, except as hereinbefote provided, shall, On the
first day Of January, A. d, 1859, be transferred
10 the Courts Of Common Pleas for The Counties
having jurisdiction Of ike causes; and the several
Clerks Of the Circuit Courts shall receive the same
from. the outgoing Clerks and Mastsrs Of said
Courts, and receipt therefor, and also enter said
receipts upon the records Of ftheirrespeciye Courts
XX. All .writs heretofare. issued Tor which, be;
fore the ratification of this Act, shall have, bean
III
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p@ The San Francisco courts are trying to de-
eide whether it is unlawful to pick chickens alive
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-15

MA Buffalo man puhiishes card to the effect
that the wages received By his young sonfor march
ing Radical professions, supplies his family with
butter. .
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b0r A New Brunswick paper advertises to sell
the accounts Of its delinquent debtors at auction
to the highest bidder.
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war, which he immediately engaged, snd dfabepAn
action of three bun DUNG tAe Hpauisnds
|loa opa hundred and dxi5steE meas he aptnted
enc Of The ships md ccmpslls1 che vtllet iDaaiip
draw The great syiietSsy ~ thS Briifsl Usbs
Isl jViBcsnE I'D BehunS i1s1f HlssehiiiaiHHy his
wofk Ths BEiish 8seeo eo5n ssesAdoe easfenSessls
ana The SDaniist 81 ons u fSfath III
red the enormoW humber II ohs haEdfed a1d
shnty,si1 guns dol MS ID Giss sciidHshst Eshpn,
compfeh tis sifuia tEAn de Sdf
fal, disobeyed signal, which III brodgit bin into ~;
ton with seven huge Spanish shlpAs g. The Conflict
WAS desperate At a critical moment he4 his
own ship Nas disable and lplesA Nsisol. headed
his crew and boarded one Of the ships Of the ahay
my, cap.ured .hsz u saipstspt and: VIA shont to
beard snother.lNheaits itsu1sesisfA Epshisshaas
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right eye and right arm, and recaiae s6Esps o{har
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| /. The Court Of General Sessions at Chesteryine
fSr ths CGadnnbtt o Chester, on the fist Monday 0
JANUARY, My md September and the Court 9
Common PessS at Chesterville, for. the County o
Chester, Oh "a iftns first Wednesday after the frs
Mon,dayy = of January, May and September. - y
9. The Court of General Sessions at Lancaster
Ifof Tie County 6f Lancaster, on the FIRST Monda,
III Februssir,y, June md aud the Court
Common Pleas Ut Lancaster, for the County, d
Lancaster, o1 the Harst Wednesday after Che ffs
Mondsy Of February, June and October. sl > 'ssf:
r'3.s ihhe Court of General Sessions at Yorkville
fs6re the C5nnty Of York, on the first Mondsy. %
Mach, July aud November; aid the Court o
Common PlessM Yorkv1ille, for the County o
York, % ID the first Wednesday after the frst Mon
day o MARCH, July and November; s:.-''is'.'I :
y The Court Of General Sessions at Cnionville
for The County 'of Union, on the first Monday =
April August and December; and the Court o
Common Pleas at Bniohviae, for the County o
Onion, ID the first Wednesday after the first Mon
day of Aprii, August aud December :, -, ~
VII, The Circnit Courts in the Seventh Circui
shall be- Held as follows: 20 i".% S'.1Y i.'i2
l. The Court of General Sessions at Abbeville
for the County Of Abbeyille, on the third Monda,
of January, May and September; and the Cour
Iof Common Pleas at AbbeYille, for the County O
Abbeviias, On the first Wednesday after the thirr
Monday q. January, Nay and September. : : I. =
. The Court IF General Sessions at Laurens
vile, ior The County of Laursus, on the third Mon
day of Rebrhaty, june and October; andthe Cour
of Common Pleas at Ianrensville, for the Count,
of Laurens, on the first W Wednesday after the thrd
Monday Of February, June and October -
8. The Court Of General Sessions at Spartan
burg, for the County Of Spartanbutg, on the thirt
Monday of March, July and November and til,
Court of Common Pleas at Spartanburg, for th,
County Of Spartanburg, On the first Monday afte
the third Monday of March, July and November
TX. The Cncnit Courts id the eighth Cmcui
shall Be held as follows: go - 80
Il. The Court Of General Sessions at Greenville
ffor the County IF Gree69iIe, on the second Mon
day Of January, May and September; and til.
Court Of Common Pleas at Greenville, for th,
County of Greenville, on the first Wednesday afte
the second Monday Of January, May and Septem
Id
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and the French heet of forty As they were gong
into action, Nelson s;gnsIed that Sabine sentence
which thrilled and inspired the yhole heet: 4sss
England expects every man to do bis dutys'f
Twas received with enthusiasts cheering, and
then Nelson said: s,si,,f;,.s',g sJr
"Nov, I can do no more. We must trust to the
great disposer Of al events, and the justice Of our
cause. I thank God for this great opportunity of
doing my duty" ,a.s.psezs4 -,
When he came on deck, in full uniform, covered
with orders and decorstions, hewas urged not 10
make himself so conspicuous 8 marx tor the enc
my's sharpshootera = .,ty %.r.:,3tss. 80.
sIn honor I gained them = said be, = and n
honor viii die with them. .slt yi;,t.s zss,s ..
And 80 it proved lathe midst of the &ction
musket ball struck the epanlette On his left shonk
der, and peneratedhs body. he fell tothsdcck
''They hare done ior me at last Hardy, +nid
n. .S,z - trT Hs-zz 81 is55Sso y sicss .slafs'
a1 hope not said Captain HARDY. az. - - s.yaf an
eyes" rejoined the hero my sbask boneS
shot through" sSvt ses;:atts tt
he fingered three hours ii esaspaia. His ,ast
thoughts were Of Lddy Hsniliton aHd His daughter
Horatia az,I .ts.as Il i!sas;.sisssssy 1ssn -
+ Take care Of my deat Lady Eaailton. Hardy,e
said he, while his lis MS sebbing stske care Of
poor L& Hamilton Rsnember That haye
Lady Ramlten and NJ darShtsr Horata -
Legacy tonayoountzy. = 7t,4 .%ss,ss e -. L -
- Jast befoes be breathsd his sh&, when he knew
that the ensmys feet was almost destroyed he
uttered these words: .tl;S.a IT =
s'ttI thank God, I have done my duty. -.
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- Z = 5L2'.sls.s 45i!I7, r. y. MUSES., JR, 9
40 = Il Speaker House Of Representatives I
Approved ROBERT Il Scorr, Governor. 3
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The Municipal Troubles I'm Wash.
iuRfon.

The Municipal Troubles I'm Wash.
1ngton.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. sE'fef52Fa =
WASHINGTON, June 13:-The Mayor OF
Washington ad interim called a meeting of
the City Councils this afternoon. Only the
Conservative members and the white Re-
publican aldermen from the First Ward
came together, and as the City Hall was
locked and guarded against their admission,
they repaired to the Law Building, in the
same locality, where joint session was
held. A resolution was passed addressed
to the bank in which the corporation funds
are kept, directing it not at present to honor
any drafts on municipal account, but to wait
until the present difficulties are settled.
The Mayor ad interim handed Bowen a
letter to-day requiring him to vacate the
Office Of Mayor until the question touching
his right to that Office has been properly
determined by competent authority. Bowen
promised to read the letter at his convent
ence. The Register continues to draw on
the National Bank for salaries due corpo-
ration officers, but as the municipal acT
counts are already overdraWn, the checks
are not being paid. 6ah0J& GANiaH.. I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 Al :, ~ NEWs 'rl,Ron WAssaryaToH

~ 3 -
speciaItSeHam 10 the Dispatch. Z
,9gad-F W4sHIsaToN, June Is, 1853. Il
NOR. MOTT 4sD GENERAL a,M1HoN REQUEST.
THE PRESIDENT TO WITHDRAW THEIR NO.
MIs4TToSs FoR MINISTERS TO COSTA RIGA!
AND PARAGUAY. . a ,ifs4r - :. : y !!
On, Monday next the President will With
draw from the Senate the nomination of Mr..
Mott as.minister to Costa RIGA, at the re-
quest OF the nominee, who finds he cannot
be confirmed. g1.is: .ge:zsoaz..l ,j.ss,r f,sssf.J
General Mcmahon, of, New York, norni-
mated Minister to Paraguay, also asks that
his nomination be withdrawn for the sams'
reason, and requests that he be named as
Minister to Mexico, for which he believes
he can be confirmed. 1t is not likely that
the President will comply with the Last
mentioned request. -s..e gs,r--qz
REvERDY JOHNSON WILL NOT RESIGN HIS
! - SEAT IN THE SENATE At PRESENT.
{ Senator Johnson, Minister elect toyEng-,
land, will, at the request Of the President,
remain in the Senate for few days before
offering his resignation as senator. The
object is to have the aid of Reverdy john
son in certain legislation of Congress now
pending. as bas ,ssaso ,s.s.y u
NIB. EyAKTs RENDERED THE OFFICE OF
% ATToRNEY-GENERAL.3 &
The, President has rendered the office OF
Attorney General to Mr.. Evarts, who is now
here, but he has not decided to accept the
nomination. WALLACE.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-H0aLSe.-The bill
relieving Samuel Carter, q Texas Bureau
functionary, was passed. -
MIR. Logan gave notice that, he would on
Monday move in committee to locate the
capital elsewhere in consequence Of the
disloyal feeling of the people of Washington.
Mr.. Julian introduced q bill relative to
the lands in "rebel" States sold for Fede-
raj taxes which was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands.
The consideration tof, the tax bill was
then renewed. The amendment taxing bank
circulation one per cent. per annum was
passed also, one-fourth Of one per cent.
Der month on Government deposits in
banks.
The amendment exempting savings banks
was stricken out.
The amendment taxing United States
bonds held by banks two per cent. was lost
by vote of Is to rs. s.t ''at'i''1L =
The insurance tax was extended to life
insurance. f.. ...-. ....s
Telegraph companies were taxed three
per cent. on gross receipts, and express
companies two and a half per cent.
Adjourned.
Senate.-A petition was received from 126
citizens of Colorado against the admission
of Colorado, because Of the sparsity Of pop
ulation, and that persons claiming senator
ships are not the choice of the people.
The bill amending the act of 1904, de-
claring crimes mentioned in that act not
punishable unless the persons are indicted
within five years after the offence was COM
mitted, was passed.
The Washington election was discussed
all day, and bill passed which in effect
seats Bowen and gives the Radicals ma
jority on joint ballot.
The Senate then went into executive SEES
| sion and adjourned.
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sacrafarv McCuIIoch and Commits
siOuer Rollins.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Secretary NC
Culloch responds to Commissioner Rollins,
whose resignation is again returned, as 1ol-
lows:
a." This communication is partial, because
II attributes the present deranged condition
of the internal revenue service to the re-
moyals and appointments made by the IRE,
sident. while it must be clear to the mind
If the Commissioner that this demonstra-
ton is attributable in part to the antagonism
between the executive ana leggislatlte
branches Of the Government, which mas
prevented harmony of action between them
in regard to appointments and to the tenure.
of Office bill, but mainly to the high duties
unon distilled liquors, tobacco, &c., which
have created an irresistible temptation 70
frand on the part of revenue officers as well
as on the part Of manufacturers, Dealers
and others. ~ .
numerous recommendations Of the Commls-
sioner for removals Of assessors and coliecT
tors even for the grossest misconduct, haa
been almost always disregarded, Whlle tne
ruth is that in all cases I'M which recon-
mendations for removals were accompanied
nv evidence of incompetency OF miscoh-
duct on the part Of the officers, the RECON-
mendations we're promptly responder % ~
at is unjust and disrespectful to the
President, because the records Of the Du'
reau show that the falling off of the rese.
nnes in the districts in which remoyais
we're made BY the President in glsb6 wa
Inot connaratiYely greater than the districl
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LITTLE WANDERERs.-The steamer Hi
Livingston arrived here yesterday, having
on board five children named Allison, of
ages ranging from one to eleven years, the
Oldest of whom stated that they were from
Westmoreland county, Va, and had been
placed on the vessel by q party to them I'M
known, with instructions to seek out rela-
tive of their mothers named Stevenson.
They were placed in charge of the Chill
dren's Aid Society. They stated that their
father was living in stmoreland, and that
their mother is in Philadelphia under treat
ment for some disease. The precise point
at which they were placed on board was not
ed.-BaHimore Gazette, 18th.
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Dry GOODS.


X EFT THE MOST. YOU CAN FOR
" YOUR MONEY.-The way to do this Is to
ouywhere goods are solo. cheap, and that Is what
Pretty Gallo at ninepence yard; - g = ,
Bleaehed and Brown CottSns at ninepence yard !;
Parasos and Umbrellas at 81 and 81. rs worth 81 50
= and S1.75; i.a% -! -z..E7s
Eisle Gloves at 2sc.. worth double that price:
Linen Handkerchiefs ut 10 and 12Sc.. bargain;
Huckaback Towels one yard long at 2sc.; -. u,
Honey-comb Quilts at 81. 25, worth "a. so. =
Agood assortment of Dress Goods. White Goods.
Linens, Cassimeres, House-furnishing Goods,
Hosiery. Gloves, Hoop-Skirts, Fans, Ribbons,
Bugle Trimmings, Embroideries. Lace Points,
3D. Berages, Grenadines, and French: Organize
c Mus1ins 81 Z E,--f.tt 80 -
Black Silks Crepe, and Crepe Collars and Yeils
Shirt BosOms Gauze Shirts, % SH5s' y -
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs. -"
In fact, we keep complete stock Of everything
in our line, and sell at the lowest prices Give US
a call. WIN. THALHIMER SONS,
No. 315 Broad street between Third and Fourth !;
also, No. 1873 Main street (Ezekiel's old stand).
n. B.-Messrs. H. KOPPLE and n. STRAUSE are
with US, and will be pleased to serve their friends
lie is a. @EI Fl-tt W. T.. & SONS. :