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pnops1T1, LIVER MEDICINE,

DR.. Prophia-Baving used this medicine sufh
ciently long test it's virtue snd to satisfy my
mind that il is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer hns suffered much
for six ycars-and being persuaded that HUNDREDS
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
te sgnally benefited he has been, by Its use.
deem IL duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members oi
his family the grea est relief.
NJ. ". ARNOLD.
OF the Georgia Conference.
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Pa assenRers.

Passengers
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-r B
as,e., O Miller. i Campbell, F Hemmelreich aud
wife. Mrs Jane Murphy Odell. wife and ch'd. N
ROLAND. A Seldner Miss Seldrer sedner ana
wife. Miss a ReQensburg. Mics Se,dner, Miss Kate
Seldner, E Douglass " Gregg, j whitman.
Mattison, W Post, Hilderbrandt, " P Wright,
4 Wells and or deck.
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STANFonpv1LLE PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l, 1867
DR.. O. S. Iroph,it-Dear Sir-lhi' Is 10 certify
that have used yarr hEue Pills for The last ten
70 RS and have never failed 10 cure The Ague in q
single ins.6nce with them. They always break the
chiils the first dug that they are given. can recon-
mend them IA bciun the 1ess aGue medicine that
have ~ IT ;ound and tley leave no Tad effects follow
1pg them, as Qui,nc. &c.
Yours respec. luly. \. WESIEEOOk
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Easton d Co.'s Cotton Report. for thu
weok Bndinv August 6, 1869.

NEW YORK, August THE MARx1E-In our
Last report the msrket closed steady at SSxc for mid
ding eplands. saturday: there was more zone ano
there was better inquiry and prices vera steady.
Sales 1898 bales at SSkc. Tues.sy, there was
q moderate business doing and prices were shade
there was 20 demand for the lower grades for ex-
port, but very Little dong by rptnae:s. sac, 1887
Sales at S3Hc. thursday. the market ruled stesdy
The principal demand was for future delivery. saes
on the SPOT go balss. Yesterday, there was be-
ter demand tor spinning and export. Lowg'a es are
In small supply. and We have advanced quotations
Hc On ordinary. Sales 1919 bales at 3Shc.
The ste ck of American cotton In Liverpool 10 down
to 10000 bnlea With 20 600 bales Of SEQ; sogetne5
ITO 600 bales, against 10000 bales last week. and
27i OOs bales on 9th August 1868 With sueh rapid
diminution In the stock Of this kind, 1t was expected
that there would have been greater advance during
the week than Hd. especially - the hsvre market
advanced fron lbl X to 167 francs per cwt.
Finlsy, Clark Co., Of Bombay, report The ship.
ment. for July az follows: To Great Britain 90 900
bales asninst 6001 bales IN 1858 and 70 ths Conn'
mont 5000 bales, against 7ll6 bales. The totals 10
1st Augu,t stand: 800 s7o bales to Great Britain
,insl Goa 89l bales in 1863 and to the Coctinent
| ITO GIL bales against l36, ,O22 bales.
TN. weather Tor the past week has been favorable,
except in portions OF Georgia, where there mas oeen
too much ram. Frrm Florida there are reports Of
worms and some have mnde their appearance IN
Alabama. No DAMAGE has been done as yet, and
from the number Of oders to sell cotton TOR Decem'
ber and January, !eoelVea mere iroH piahsoto, nc
should Judge that they thought the prospect for the
crop so far was very good.
there have be.n received ut the ports since 1st
September 2ose BIT bales. OF which exporters have
taken l,l29 sos, spinners 6l9.7s3 bales; and the
stocks are 9979 bales smaller than at that date Do
hcit in receipts compared with last year 81 702
bales. Deficit In shipments 10 Liverpool 247, 1875
bales.
Upland Mobile. New
Florida. Orleans. Ie1ns.
orhi1ary.- a27H a27A- a2s - a2S&
Coed Or ,
dlpary.- a29k a29H- aSo - tN&
Low Mid nm
miJdiing- aSjx - as3X- asa aS4H
Ssies OF the week TILT bales, including S5l8 TO
sninners. $40 to speculators, and 1883 to export.
ers. o,,, IT,,
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grngs, Chem ctr

grngs, Gbett'fels, Wtf
K osK oo''
scRoFULA, DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS.
ERUPTIoNs OF. THE SKIN,
AND ALL
Obstinate or long standing diseases ofthe
BLOOD LIVER, URINARY ORGANS.
NERVOUS SYSTEM. &c.
1t puri6es and enriches the Blood, eradicates all
syphii,tic or scro,ulous Taints. Restores The Liver
and Kidneys 10 ahealthy action. aidr digestion reg
ulates the bowels and invlgorates the Nervous sys-
tenn.
~ NOT A SECRET QUACR MEDICINE. IA
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE
Recommended by tho best PHYSICIANS, eminent
Divines. Editors. Druggists, Merchants, &C.
NJ THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEDI
CINE IN USE.
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D.,
IAN experienced and well-known Physician and
Chemisb)
Laboratory and Office. No. Main-street,
NORFOLK Va.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & co,
DOWIE NOISE,
Charleston, s. C.
And Druggists everywhere.
July 20 D4c lyr
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Augusta Market .

AUGUSTA, August -corroN-Tbe cotton mar
ket has undergone no ch1ase. whatever since or
Inst ,er. rt; Il demand during the week has been
exclusively 10. homo consunpuon and not for speou.
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Crugs, gbsmifais, Gtf.
DER G'S UNIV RS A l. r q IN
HEALING SALvE.

HEALING SALVE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY BAs EFFECTED
innumerable cures, and has gained TOR itsl great
reputation. The discoverer Of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands Of cases dur
ing the CIimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, 10 manv casse considered morta&.
NH. E. BERG is the so.e possessor Of the valuable
secret Of making this salVe; from is experience in
using 1t in Europe and the attending its ap-
pcation there. he has been induced to introduce It
INTO the Uuited states. II hELICVES PAIN!
1ho.e uho have Wou.ds, Bruises Cuts Of ell
hnds, OF Sores, Felons. Scratches Musquito Bites,
Fros Bitten Joints, sore II 8. Chilblai Chdren's
Scorbutc complaints on Head and Fsce are speedily
cured. It has proved Il great advantage to LADIES',
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts for
lega, &c. through confinement and other causes
II acts like magic In removing Bois Piwples and
Cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Corns Bupions and Sore Throat, by apply-
ing external , every eveniDe before going to bed.
For GALE by all druggists. Price Csc. 50o., and 81
per Jar. Office. N 260 Bawery, N. T. None genuine
unless counterngned Z: BERG's UNIyRss6b Rus.
SIAN tEALTNG sALVE, No 260 Bowery, New
York. For sale tS JOHN F. BENRY, No. 8 Collage
Place. New York. stuth ~ JulyS
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Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

Is o TONIC aud GENTLE sTINuLANT which Is
NOT attended ty REACIIoN. What it gains for
you It maintairs When tire freshes body or mind,
it refrcshes with natural strength that comes 10 stsy
We are not mending teeotaism In the interest
of any faction; but long spd extended observation
teaches us that he who rcsorrs TO the Sote for rest
or peration will find, as he keeos At, that he
IS kindliug 6rp In bis bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdi.iop. Turn from It. Take
tonic that Will refresh and not Destroy D0DDS
kERviEE IS for sale by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
cash bcttl 7mos June -
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PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga. septambc,

PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga. September %, 1868.
DR.. O. :. Prophiu-sir-l have used for the last
two Years in my lalu.y your Liver Medicine, your
pain ELL It, and yon' Female ToIic, and baye no
fears In saying that they the best medicines have
ever used for the Liver ami stomach Neur1G and
Rh, umatic Affections. Headache. Coc, and pains OF
every lind are subdued bs them. After using the
medicines 20 long, cherrft,ly recommend them 20
auy aid every one, aud all that are ared, as the
best and safest remedies tor oil the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectulIy. JAMES WRIGHT.
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CoyiNaros, Ga, July 8, 1857.

CovINaToN, Ga, July 8, 1857.
pr. ProphiL-HaVing used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheeriuliy re-
com,rend 1t to all persons suffering from! Liver al
fectIons, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
rem.dy for that disease q. T. ROGERS.
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G0mmtrnalil::'' :

lf'.'. -
BAL1IMoRV-Per brig Ellen Maria-s0o tors Phos.
-phate kock.
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DE CARE Full VIZ $50 3.
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

WHEN YOU AREExH.UsTED BY ovERw0RK
OF head or hand. and feel the need OF something IN.
vigorating don't drink whiskey or any intoxics ting
thing, whether under the name Of bitters or othex-
wise. such articles give just a much strength TO
your weary bodS and mind as the whip giSesto the
jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmplants are
injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
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Total. ,2N,7Ss 1,eSS. .1ss
deficiency in visible supply 4SV,foo
Stock Of entton held by Manchester sptnners at
the m!ils lS0 000 bales same time 1873, l05,0OS
bales; miadling orleans now 13A1sHd, then SXd.
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTINGs. &c.

CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, sI1NVS' csc'
ALABAMA NsANE HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA. December "a. 1858.
Mesars. JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. 100 Willism-street,
New York:
Gentlemea-I received your circulars Of the II tn
instant asking an expression Of opinion from me as
to the merits of your ProphylacHs Flu'd. 9he pre-
parat,on has been 80 neral, used by the ptoies-
sion and public at large. and so universally esteem.
ed, that it seems to me to need no further recom.
nendatop.
As disinfec.ant and rcme lal agent too. when TO-
cat d., 1t is not exce By any similar preparation.
We use permcanganic preparations very extensively
IN this hospital, and coud rot do without them.
consider yours tue best and most elegant prepara-
ton OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours. &c,
p BKICE, II. D.,
supt aud Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DUWItc & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May Is tuths3mos AGENTS for South Carolina.
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DR pKopalrT,s FEMALE TONIC.

DIR. PR0PHITJ'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine With its sssocate%, s safe and
certain remedy for oil durable diseases 10 which Fe-
males alone are liable II is also an cIcellent tre-
yentative OF Nervous Bliuoners, or Nervous Dis
casee in either msle len ale 1t is powerful Ner
vine Tonic setting up full aud tree cir, ulatfoD
throughout the system.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
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nARBY,s PRopHYLACTiC FLUID.

DAKnr's PnoPHHhAor'o FLUID
Letter from Hon. Abz. II. 81 phens, Of Georgia.
CRAwPoRDsvlLLE, Ga september 29 1853
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid tsa an article 0f little
cost, but great yaue. lis domestic a' well as hnedi'
cinal rses are numerous, While is spfrfal1es arn
most wonderful ! have not been without II lot
ten years. ond no head Of o fnmily who eau aford
~ nA'' ~ 'D'NN " " ALtx. Il. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MfDl.
CINF.
Letter from the Surgeon General of s late Confeder-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1868.
JOHN DAttsY l. Co. No. 16g William. street, New
Gentlem nj have received your letter Of the 18th
OF December, 1856, calling my attention 10 your
tDarby's Prophylactcl Fluid.
ed to, ana extensively used by, the surgeons in
chsrge Of general hospitals in the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit 10 the psfiens-ull The sur.
geors making favorable report great deal OF 1t
was used IN the hospitals.
sAM'L PRESTON MOORE, N. D,
THE ASTONISHING
DISIN F F. G. T A N T.
EMORY CoLLreE, oxFoRD GA, December o. 1868.
Prof. DARBY Dear Sir-Hav1Dg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active duties OF the
Medical profession. ON only superfcisly acquaint.
ed with the claims ef your Prophyiacte Fluid. but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak eIperimentally OF
the value OF the compound We, the dIsniecf'ng ana
Serareutic properties OF the agents employed In Its
composition, together with tho well known reputa-
tion of its dscoverer, chemist, authorize me to
regard its merits as OF high order; on the whole It
must be sonsidercd as valuable contribution to the
~ fnioo IN yub
These views, I may add are sustained by the test:
mouy OF many mpetent judges. who Lave tested
Its properties. Believe me- dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MkANS, d. D.. LII. d.
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TIE EXCELLENT NEDIEs OF O. B.
phOPHITT, II. D., need no recomme endatloI-
their we'll known power IN removing the diseases pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estsb
lished for them an e7viable reputation IN Georgia
living In the South are predsposed to disease Of the
Liver is granted by all intelligent physicians thai
most OF the pains and aches Of our people are due
to orr mic or functional arrangement Of that mpor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which IN nine cases out Of en-
10 at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Col,c,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism. Constipation. Men
strual Distractions, &C., go common among oul
people Earacbe, Tpothache, Acute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHITT's PAIN KILL 1T
like chat before the wind.
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Mariue Rsgs
PORT CALENDAR.

Port OF Charleston. August 1
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-23

THE ALABAMA CORRESPONDENTS
The official correspondence of the present
administration on the Alabama question,
which was transmitted to the Senate yester-
day, will attract attention from the marked
ability displayed by Mr.. Fish in recapitu-
lating the causes of complaint against Great
Britain. The force of his argument is
strengthened by the fact that it is made in no
irate and belligerent spirit, but rather with
the desire to promote peaceful settlement
by full statement of the matters in issue.
The first step was taken on the 10Th of May,
when Mr.. Motley was instructed to explain,
in general terms, the American view of the
controversy after the rejection of the John
on-Clarendon Treaty, and to propose a sus-
pension of negotiations until better feeling
prevailed in both countries. On the 23d of
June Mr.. Motley was asked to request
that when the proper time for reopening
negotiations arrived they should be conducted
at Washington instead of London. On the
25th of September he was requested to an
nounce that in the Judgment of the Presi-
dent sufficient time had elapsed to subdue the
irritable feelings that were likely to retard
a despatch in which our grievances are fully
described. No definite mode of adjustment,
however, was proposed in this letter, and
Lord Clarendon was invited to take the initi-
ative. His answer is given in letter to Mr..
Thornton, the British Minister at Washing
ton; and while it is couched in friendly
spirit, it is indecisive and evasive. BY impli-
cation he consents to open negotiations at
Washington, but this is not done formally
or directly; and as he refuses to make any
new proposition for an adjustment of the
existing difficulties, he evidently desires to
compel Mr. Fish to take the initiative. No
document of a later date than Lord Claren-
don's letter November 6) is published but
since that period Mr.. Fish has probably made
propositions on which the future discussions
will hinge.
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of its industries, we hope that these disputes
will be set at rest by the closest approxima-
ton to the exact truth that can be reached.
One great obstacle to complete census in
former years was the institution of slavery,
inasmuch as the Southern Representatives
and Senators insisted upon tho preparation of
such schedules as would best conceal the dis
parity of wealth in the slaveholding and non
slaveholding States. Through their efforts a
great many false ideas were disseminated and
the new census, if properly taken, will for
the first time give just presentment of ma
tional wealth.
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Tile NEW CENSUS.

BY the late action of the Senate it remains an
open question whether the next census will
be taken substantially in the old method, by
the United States Marshals, or whether the
new officials contemplated by the House bill
will be appointed; but as both branches of
Congress have already consented to a suspen-
sion of the old law until February l, 1870, it
is probable that by that time the new system
will have been adopted The politicians are
more deeply interested in this question than
the people, who care but little who distributes
the attendant patronage, but every intelligent
American is anxious that the returns shall be
as perfect and full as possible. AS great
diversities of opinion are expressed by specu-
lative statisticians about the population and
wealth Of the country, and the relative rank
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The President has signed the Georgia bill,
and as Governor Bullock has issued procla-
nation reconvening the Legislature on the
18th of January, the Rebels of that State will
speedily discover that they gained nothing
and lost much by the scurvy trick they
played when the State was first reorganized.
The remedy administered by Congress was
severe, but the disease seemed to require it,
and if it serves to teach treacherous traitors
that reconstruction must be carried out in
good faith, it will accomplish a useful purpose
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WE are pleased to learn that David Jones,
Esq, who has ably filled responsible position
in the Custom House since the appointment
of Hon. Henry D. Moore as Collector, will,
after the instalment of the newly elected City
Treasurer return to his former position as
chief clerk of that official. Mr.. Jones de-
servedly won great popularity by the prompt,
skilful, and obliging manner in which he
served the public during Mr.. Bumm's ad-
ministration, and his return to his old post
will meet with general approval.
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We learn from the Boston TrdUeJJer that
the generous offer of 300, 900 for buildings for
the Boston Theological Seminary, made by
Isaac Rich, on condition that the Methodists
raise 100000 more by certain time is likely
to be accepted. One gentleman of Lynn, Mass,
has put down his name for $4,000 of the last
named sum, and there are numerous smaller
sums.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


For additional Special Notices see the Inside Pa
ns94 HOLIDAY ANNOUN CEMENT
We call attention to our spec preparations for the
coming Holidays
We have had manufactured large assortment of
GOWNS JACKETS, and WRAPPERS, suitable for
Christmas Presents and New Years Gifts made of a
variety of fine materials and most handsomely shaped
and trimmed.
DRESSING GOWNS,
SMOKING JACKETS,
BILLIARD JACKETS,
MORNING WRAPPERS,
STUDY GOWNS.
variety of New Styles of
HOLIDAY SCARFS, TIES, and CRAvATS.
Toilet and Fancy Articles Games and Umbrellas.
CHRISTMAS BOXES,
Containing onehah dozen Fine Handkerchiefs very
appropriate present to a gentleman
Besides many other articles of such combined beauty
and utility must make them pleasing and aceept
able gifts
THE oHEsNUT ST. CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN wANAMAKER
Nos 8ls and saO CHESTNUT Street.
BUoKSKIN UNDER GARMENTS.
A NOVELTY!
Preserver of Health.
Preventive of Colds.
Sure Cure for Rheumatism
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
at the
SOLE AGENCY,
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos Sl3 and 800 OHEsNUT STREET.
See other advertisements of this House. iO2G
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Q a R D.

We shall sell at our Ware
rooms, No. 4l3 WALNUT
Street, on 9th day next, the
oath Inst, commencing at
1890 O'Clock, our stock of
r U n NIT UR G, which was
slightly damaged at the late
fire at our store. We have pur
it in good condition, embrac-
ing Chamber Suits, ParIor
Suits, in Plush, Hair Cloth,
and Terry; Wardrobes, Side
boards, and a variety of other
goods, worthy the attention
of buyers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPEOlAG NOTICES.
nsy- SAMPLES OF THE PRICES
Now prevailing at the
GRAND CLEARING SALE
In progress at
JOHN wANAMAKERs,
NOS. sls AND $50 CHEsNUT STREET
A Fine Petersham overcoat handsomely trimmed)
Worth s22, reduced to 1880.
A Fine Chinchla overcoat,
Worth sss, reduced to 500.
A Business Suit OF Tricot or Melton,
Worth 935 reduced to sss.
A Black Dress Goa. tswallow taiD,
Worth s2s reduced to sls.
A Pair OF Fine Pants, OF fashionable make
Worth 80, reduced to IS.
A Vest OF Cloth or Fancy Cashmere,
Worth $780, reduced to 90.
The Whole Present Stock Is
To be disposed OF
At Prices
Like the above,
THE CHEsNUT STREET CLOTHING EsTAB-
LJSHMENT,
NOS SIS AND $50 CHESTNUT STREET.
JOHN WANAMAKER
sE- COACHMEN'S ovERCoATS,
WITH
DRIVING GAUNTLETS 10 l3
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RESy~ EAST MAHANOY RAILROAD COM
PANY, Office No 227 s. FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA Dec -, 1869.
Notice sheIeby given 70 the Sockaoldors OF this Oom-
pany that Dividend OF Three ( Cent free of State
18th day of January, 1870. RICHARD COR
II ~ cot Treasurer.
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II IL 0 NJ A s NJ. FREELA Nd,
PRACTICAL FURRIER.

II ii o NJ A s NJ. FREELA Nd.
PRACTICAL FURRIER,
No 532 ARCH STREET
Having made up large stock of Ladies' Furs o. oy,ry
qua We are determined to reduce stock before the
END OF the season. We Offering great bargains TO
toOse VINO eVo us call Every article warranted repre-
senteu, anu II desired. warranted bill will be given No
uyeu OF striped ARTICLES sold this establishment as ge
npire and prices win be found much lower than those
Sable or Rabbit for Four-Srown siberian Squirrel These
used 10 making sales. ''0
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
DARK MINK SABLE,
ASTRACHAN
~ SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
the oWpced goods for Wholesale trade Chldrens sets
suitable for Christmas presents.
pow 20 sell cheap goods
Trick No lChanging genuine articles after the pur.
cbnss 70 made Tor some common imitation.
Irth No z. eendnR customer home with empty
box or psrt OF the set left out, very carefully tied up
Irlek NO J. Asking $40 TO $50 for imitation Sable,
ana taxing anything offered from SO to 800.
Al We ask rs fair examination of goods store
Is ght ana every opportunity given 10 make selection
1aesat' No 5s5 ARCH strest.
GENSlBLE HOLIDAY GIFT-A BOX OF
- .OhaALLhNS Initial Paper. embossed in colors,
No captrap allowed or dollar trash sold
OHALl EN. StatiOner aud EnRraVer,
EE% No. 1893 CHESNUT Street