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Active Offensive Measures Of the Pairiots-
Spanish Canards.
THE NEW DOMINION.
Newfoundland Annexed to the Dominlon-Firc
pt Hamilton.

Newfoundland Annexed to the D0ninlOn-Firc
Mt Hamilton.
OTTAWA, June Q, 1850.
The resolutions for the admission OF Newfound-
land into the Union passed through the Committee
OF the House OF Commons last night.
The Detroit River Bridge or Tunnel bill was re-
jected on representation by the Great Western Rail-
way Company that 1t would undertake the construc-
tion OF the work within twelve months.
The hardware store Of +. q G. Magl, at Hamilton,
stores were gutted by the flames The loss s $4,000.
Patrick Buckley, so long confined In jail on suspt-
cion OF being an hccompce In the murder OF Hon.
darcy McGee, has become insane and lbeen placed
Debate on the Repeal Resolutions I'm the
Nova scotia Lesislature-Extrcmc Measures
Threatened.
HALIFAX, June 0, 1892
In the House OF Assembly to-day the Attorney
General alluded to the subject OF the repeal OF the
Union act and said the British Legislature has not
power 10 tax Nova Scotia and, therefore, has not
power to alter hef constitution. The province must
be liberated from the Union. Mild measures had al
ready been taken for the attainment OF the object
and now they were about 10 try stronger measures.
He moved that the Attorney General OF Nova Scotia
be authorized to obtain In the higher English courts
OF law, judicial opinion as to her forced union with
Canada; and stated that II after all the freedom OF
the province could not be secured they would have
recourse to extteme steps. He did not, however In
innate what the steps would be. The debate at
tracted but little interest, only about dozen per-
sons being In the gallery. The debate will be re-
John Tobin, an ex.member OF the Legislature for
this city, committed suicide by shooting himself with
pistol this morning.
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GALICiA.

Language.
LEMBERa, June o. 1909.
ministerial order has been promulgated here
authorizing the use OF the Polish LANGUAGE IN the
administration OF the iDtq-pal service OF ual.ca,
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The New Hampshire Legislature yesterday re.
elected Peter Sayborn state Treasurer, ). ID. Law
renee secretary OF state, j. u. Clark Siate Printer
and John Cprs Commissary General.
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Died.

OAKLEY.-0n wednesday evening, June 0, at his
residence, 254 West TwentyfIst street, OF rheuma-
tsm OF the heart, GEORGE OAKLEY, in the 77th year
OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
[Eor Other Deaths see EQhM Pdqsl
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FRANCE.
Latest Account of the Elections.


Latest Account Of the Elections.
PARIS June 0, 1869.
The following is published as the official returns
OF the recent elections by ballot
Government candidates. s........................ so
OppoSition. -
The general result throughout the country Is now
therefore. pretty accurately known. The next Corps
Legisatf will be composed as follows:-
Government. 213
Independent. ..'..'................. ~
radical. ...........-.. 30
TOal. 2sU
There were quite serious riots at Nantes and Bor-
deaux yesterday, but they were soon suppressed
without bloodshed.
The Prussian Press on the French Elections.
PARIS, June 0, 1862.
The Marquis dc la valette, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs at his official reception to-day. thanked the
Prusslan Charge d'AGaires for the favorable tone
OF the Berlin journals In regard TO the elections
France.
Imperial Decree Convening the Corps Legis-
PARIS, June e-Evenng.
The Emperor has issued a decree conyening the
Corps Legislatn on the 2sth inst
The Election Riots In Nantes aud Paris.
LONDON, June e-Mldnght.
The election riots at Nantes were more serious
than the first dispatches from Paris to-day repre-
sented The troops were called out and were
obliged TO use the bayonet in dispensing the mob.
Many OF the rioters were wounded end large num-
ber arrested. At last advices order had been re.
stored and the city was quiet.
A telegram from Paris tonight states that large
and tumutuous crowds assembled again in the
Montmartrc district to-day, and that troops were
called out to suppress the disturbance.
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Montana Cordinl.-No More Dyspepsia. To
be taken before and after each meal II. A. CHOLvIN,
t3l Fulton street, New York.
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A.-OId Well Hotel, South Norwnlls, Couu.,
for sale. J. W. BARNUM, 6ss broadway, New York.
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Prescription and Remedy by Dr. GrnRd-
JEAN cure gray har badness hair forced 10 grow
Astor place.
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To Nil Moths in S!et!,ing, Fnrs, CaFr,ccss, ,c;.,
&c. use LYONS INSECT POWDER. will do ", motbing
else wiz. Don't wait TIL the mischief g d2ns XII them
now BE sure you get Lyons Powder see b Lyons mEns
po<n,meut Depot q Park row, New YORK,
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A.-Save 2J per cent by Purchasins your sll.
vefware direct from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPER
Saesrooms 7s and 7Ss Broadway Of Tenth street.
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saunders Razors, Razor strops and Fiuo
Pocke, Cutlery. Store No. 7 Astor House
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Bunting Flags Of All sizes, Whoiesaic md
rstai.-HOJER 4 GRAHAM, Manufacturers and Banner
E1 Duana alrcet
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Adirondack
Mineral Spring Water,

Adirondack
Mineral sEg5ins ESI,ssovn, Ms'sr S:v yo,.
SS Ssg%cc SOS11s snsT, T
Hence 1t should be used strictly incidentally and not az
beverage One gill twice DAY bR K gs aSs Sisf.
wholesse DEPOT at the Great Mineral Water and U 8.
No 8 College Place, New York. ,,r,,,
Or sASiSSEhte iShe sagM%SS,
Animal Rcsatia of the New York Yacht
a6g % ~ S f: s: : 1'sas @ ss s % @
Brokan Brothers.
orea, Sale this Week.
Gents. Bsy:' and Youths, cSsy,s. SUITS ~,
BRoKAN BROTHERS.
ssto "a Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Institute,
and SO Lafayette place
Bunting Flags Of AZ Sizes. Whoiss.is esq s,nSi md
Cristadoro'. Unrivallcd Hal, lDye.msold
.. . ysEssS d. sssAss " 70 sss:a-y ss a.
I'll. MOS, brilliant Concept,on.--Knox. Has
Gentlemen light, bright looking and wdensy
SssS sas J. sns ss
wav over worked assistants full cash boz and delighted
halter Verdict, serves him right.
KeIJtnrcr,s Liuimert,
fn External aud Internal Remedy FOR
All Pains Aches, &C.
Warranted. Beware OF counterfcits. Genuine II signed
"De witt G. kelnger."
Sold by ali druggists and be had wholesale and retail
of JOHN =. HENRY, General Agent
United States Family Medicine Warehouse,
No College place, New York.
Montana Cordinl.-No More Dyspepsia. To
be taken before and after each meal II A. CHOLvIN,
i3i Fulton street, New FORK
Prescription aud Remedy by Dr. GraRsl-
JEAN cure gray HAIR badness; new hair terced 70 grow
Astor place.
Saunders Razors, Razor strops and Fine
Pocket Cutlery. Store No. 7 Astor House
To Kill Moths in Clething, Fnrsy CaFIces,
&C., use LYONS INSECT POWDER. viii 90 ", mno.npIng
else will Don't wait till the mischief 10 dQnek MI mem
now. Be get Lyons Powder see - Lyons mgns-
ture the flask Buy other and you WI svoo osaps
po<ntmeut Depot q Park row, New YORK,
Words Of Cheer for Young Men, wbs, Hsy.-
IN fallen Victims 10 social evils desIys better manhood.
Sent in seated letter envelopes fe OF charge Addxo1
How ARD ASSOCIATION, boz I. fhilsdslpbissPA
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Cr,sts sdoro,s Unrivnlicd Hal, lDye.-Sotd
Ard arrled a, bis wig scalp factory No 6Asor House
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Words Of Cheer for Young Wen, Wboy Hay.
ua fallen victims 10 social evils desiy better manhood
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, ye Of chArsc AddxsaA
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, boz I, rhladsphss Pa
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Animal Regatta of the New York Yacht
Club Thursday, June 10, 1s69-The steamboat SLEEPY
HOLLOW will make the following Landings Leave Peck
slip s, Christopher street s pier No. North river i04
ossfo A Al
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A.-Ladies' Faces Ennmelied, also the Pro.
paraton for sale, with Instruction., by NJ LAUsSoN, 100
Broadway.
A.-Ifaiian Lotion for the Complexion Pre-.
vents sunburn and Freckes For sale BY Dr. zACHARlE
;sO broadway.
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x eIlinrcr,. LIpinent,

KeIlinCcr's Liniment,
An External aud Internal Remedy FOR
All Pains, Aches, &C.
Warranted Beware OF counterfeits. Genuine s signed
UDe witt G. keilinger."
Sold by ali druggists. and had wholesale and retail
of JOHN r. HENRY, General Agent
United States Famly Medicine warehouse.
No College place. New York.
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TELEGRAPnIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Revolutionary Acts Of the Volunteers
in Cuba.
GENERAL LESCA KILLED.
The Insurgents Preparing TO Take
the Offensive.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Extraordinary Emigration
from Liverpool.
The Regency i'm the Spanish
COrtes.
-~o,>>oc~c~~oo~~~.~~>~-
The Incipient Rebellion
in Nova Scotia.
CUBA.

Exodus Of Cubans-NIore Revolutionary Move.
ments by the vOlunteers-Genernl Lesca
Killed ut Trinidad-Nuevitas Railroad Again
Cut-Slavers to Arrive.
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d.ss.s 81 the feet cured BY Dr. zAcARE 100 Broadway
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nj. Most Brilliant Conception.--knox Has
zone and done g. production % his summer Hat for
light bright looking and be wdeisy
has surpassed hmse and he trick has
been discovered Result crowded saesroo No 2i2 Brcad
way over worked assistants full cash boz and delighted
halter. Verdict, serves him right
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Imperial Decree Convening the Corps Lesis-
latif.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

There were quite serious riots at Nantes and Bor-
| deaux yesterday, but they were soon suppressed
| without bloodshed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

The Emperor has issued decree conyenng the
Corps Legislallf on the 2sth inst.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10


90 TO "a Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Institute,
and 50 Lafayette place.
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tF0r other Deaths see Eig1
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nnd d,e,cui, "a obtain any other employment, be-
j, u ~ it1 Sor any other When these Qira 90
inHto tbeotre to ann, " for situation now they find
that the reaurements managers are expressed in
The following questl0ns:-
1. els your hair dyed yelowf -, -,
g. Are your legs, arms, VI DV5Oha Vmnetricaily
formed, and are you willing to exp ose thenN
B. 'Can you sing brasay songs va uance the oancan,
and wink at men, and give utteran 20 to disgusting halt
words which mean whole actionsH" go
T. Are you acquainted with any n On men VINO viii
throw flowers and send you presents ana Keep aoat
dubious rumors concerning your chastity7T --,.,
3; Are you willing to appear tonight, an0 every night
amid the glare of gasghts and before the 20 OF thou
sands Of men, in this pair of satin breoohes inohes
long, without vestige of drapery your person. ,
If these questions afrmatively, we VIII
give you situation. II not, there's the door.
For myself, left the stage four years ago to phr-
sue literature. With writing and ecturing am able
10 earn q decent and dgnifed livelihood am very
thankful can do so, but my own private affairs are
not my sole concern, and 'what see / say"
am, Sir, very truly yours OLIVE LOGAN.
The Authors Union, No. 9G4 Pearl street.
Friday, May u, 1869.
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OH, WHAT UGLY EYES (,

Red, sore, swollen-every morning the lids stuck
gether with corrupon OH how filthy they look how bard
to bear! how much pain misery and smart Dr. Boobys
water has failed. Skunk's oil and goose grease
have been useless pills. powders tonics
and Dr. Dosems Blood Remedies of no Smartng,
burnng! oh, what fire! few grains Of common sense
tincured with will the difficulty Let
arrive at first principles and find the Insmma-
tOn is the only Get the unnatural heat,
haus all inflammation and Nature will heal all
Take strips of linen cloth and dip them in WoLCorrs
PAIN PAINT diluted with four parts Lay them in
till the sockets full keep them all night A few
applications take out all inflammation. Try it. Relief
will be certain pain will cease, and will be the
suit
my BABY plunged its hand into kettle of boiling por.
ridge instantly applied cloth dripping wet with PRJ
PANT; Results proved astonishing The hand did not
even blister know it will cure burn in few hours if
applied Immediately, and prevent all bisterng have
tried for various kinds of pain with wonderful success
"A. A BYNoN No. % Broad street. N Y.
ONE OF OUR employees had his hand caught in cylin-
der press nfctng wound from which he suffered
great agony We Immediately applied CLOTH dripping
wet with WoLCoTTs PAIN PAINT and in less than three
minutes the pain entirely gone This induced to
try in of Neuralgia and it has thus far failed
to relieve the pain.
Six pints of Annihator for Catarrh Colds in the
Head, Pint of Pain Paint double strength sent
free Of charges on receipt of SO Or gallon Of
Proprietor. No. 1Sl CHATHAM Square N. Y.
Test them free of cost at No 622 ARCH Street 1t
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OIOARS.
TO CIGAR BUYER S.
D. n. MUNDY,
AGENT.

Fresh mportations of Havana Cigars, in bend or
duty paid. Large assortment, offered in lots to SUIT
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, yz.;-
"MARIANA RITA
High grade Nuelta kbajo leaf, fifteen styles Low
prices compared with imported cigars. iar triai
will prove their merits.
ERA DIAVOLO."
Lower priced than the ''Mariana Ra,' three s'yeS'
excellent cigars
'FLEUR DE LYS," "LOUIS DOR,
and other brands all copyrighted; each oil hlgnes'
grade in its respective class.
All of our Havana leaf we import dtrect, anu ho
better cigars can be produced in this Market Ihan
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars which offered regularly by many respecta-
Bile dealers although some irregular partes put lor
ward inferior cigars as OF our make.
we oner these cigars in lots to suit purchasers
They can be prohtably retailed at prices iorty per
cent less than imported cigars will give equal satls
FACTION, ana should be tried, without preJuuloe' oy
all who desire good cigar at moderate COST
S. FUGUET SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
513 26rp No 22s South FRONT Street
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PAIN PAINT.

+ o w L o G f. T l
GOLD, gold, gold, bright and yellow. too.
How many work to gain,
Or beg, murder. yes they do,
This metal 70 obtain.
Now, 1 will tell you how TO find.
What everybody tries,
Gold dollars bright, now bear In mind,
will not tell you lies.
When you get burned with fire or oil,
Or soalding water bad
If flesh will blister, don't recoili
What's said won't make you mad.
say no blister appear,
II you for this complaint
Will wet olOth-dOn't look so queer
Thrice thick ioih WoLCoTT's PAINT.
Then wrap IL closely round ths place.
Then wet it soon again:
And 80 apply on hand on face,
When burned soon have no pain.
Within minute, understand
When burned. his cloth apply;
Let il be cotton, demand,
No blister you spy.
In gold, one dollar will pay,
When this receipt once fails;
Must use PAIN PAINT ,oithom delay,
Whenfre your flesh assails
PAIN PANT will then asorish you.
For pain itSeJf will go,
No biiSfers hdye-this may be new,
But others know tits So
Then try, and if bat once you fail.
The gold you then ioiH gain,
At WoLCOTr'S office, or by mail;
No bhsters, quick, no pain.
His ofice-will you ask me whereof
One Hundred EiRhtyone.
You find his place on Chatham square,
Where hundreds daily come.
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DIED.

ALLEN-On the 18th instant, MARY ANN, wife of
Daniel Allen aged 81 years
The relatives and friends are respeotfpy invited to at
SI Frankford road Wednesday morning at 81 O'clock
Funeral services and nterment at St Annes Church.
MINTZER the 10th instant, JOSEPH f., infant
son of Joseph f. and Elmira Mintzer, aged years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents No m Carpenter street. "Wednesday afternoon
at O'clock Interment at Lafayette Cemetery Ninth and
Federal streets
TAYLoR.-On the evening Of the 18th instant
GEORGE TAYLOR, in the 73d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence OF his
SON. DR. r. E Taylor Pine street. above Second Camden,
N, Ja on Wednesday, the l9th Instant at O'CLOCK,
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JEwELRT-Mr. William w. Cassidy, mo. IL s. Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewey aud Slverware in the city Purchasers
ely upon obtaining real, article furnished at
price which cannot be equAed He also has largo stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
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BITTERs-S. S. Harris M. D., of New York says of Mr..
Speers Wine :-"I find IL to be excellent tonic and
gentle stimulant preferable to all other Wines" The
wine Bitters" has his pure Wine base only being
made bitter by the bitter principles of such herbs and
roots in daily by the medical faculty Try them,
and YOU will use o other. Sold BY druggists.
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There's a comet a-coming along this way!
His baggage is checked right through, they say,
But if he should chance the earth to stray
To look at our queer inventions,
He may if he choose, some things learn
Or if his eccentric temper burn,
And to smash our things he should take turn
Give him Marvin's Spherical Safe!
ImagineIhim buttng thll day long,
Till his head is bald and his brain goes wrong,
Chrome iron will prove a little too strong
For comets constitution.
And from that day forth you may count him out
OF the list of stars that wander about
With blazing tails and a luminous snOut,
Afrightening people SOL
Those Burglar Safes all the rascals hate,
Their sides they never penetrate,
Though early they rise, or labor late
At their infamous avocation
MARVIN 4 Co..
No 72l Chestnut street Masonic HalD.
THROW HER ovERBoARD The highly talented
FOUNDER confounder of hash called Washington gossip
in the Sunday Dispatch of May 16 made 'oepaidor MI
take in her description of McCord's Alarm Baton She
describes childs rattle ornamented 1t strange
that his Honor Mayor Fox, we'll as the Police Com
mittee, couldn't see it in that light.
Their eyes not bedimmed looking through green
paper that's why. McCord's Alarm Baton has been ap
proved by the Mayor and the above mentioned committee
and in fact by every sensible who has seen it,
wish the public to the closing but brilliant
remarks of this correspondent signing herself and
then when convenient call and see the article and judge
for themselves
No family should be without one.
JOSEPH McCoRD,
Inventor and Patentee
William Alexander Co.. Statoners and Printers No.
40 South Third street. sole Agents for the sale of Nc
Cords Alarm Baton.
A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED TO ALL CLIMATES
1t would be happy thing for the world if all the exctants
at present used in the practice of medicine could be
swept out of existence and HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS substituted in their place There probability,
too that desirable substitution may day be
plished. Certain it is that the
is gradually dispacng them and that the confidence of
the people its sanitary and saving properties increases
with every passing year Figures that e show
this to the No medicinal preparation enjoys the
like popularity among all classes and conditions in every
seoon:of the country As appetizer, general nvgo.
rant, remedy for indigestion, for intermittent
and remitten fevers gentle cathartc specific for fiat
lency stomach gentle diurec, nervne blood
depurent specific for sick headache mild anodyne and
above all, SkoTEcroN AGAINST EPIDENncs, it is
questonably the of the whole United
States In the towns and cities is literally HOUSEHOLD
STAPLE Mothers believe in it. They find it present
help time of troublea and pleasant remedy for
the ailments which their exclusively
iect Men believe in it because it refreshes and nvigo
rates the body and the mind, and both without
| exctnp either
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DEsmE.-It has long been a esre with medical mend
to have agreeable tonic which will act benehciay
upon the different functions of the system without delete
rous effect Speers STANDARD Wine Bitters fully meet
the want long felt Their base his pure wne without
any medication except by herbs and roots Sold by drug
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HATS AND OAPs.

VI WARBURTON's IMPROVED VENT1-
lated and easytinR Dress Hats (patented) in all the
improved fashions Of the season. OkSNUT street next
door " the Post Once uwSp
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms by
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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CITY ITEMS.

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT wan ohoics assortment Of ss.
isoted styles Of Piece Goods 10 be made p order by competent
and experienced Cutters and WorEner into Mems. Youh,
Boys and CaiJdrens garments Of cpery style.
HALF WAY BETwHEN ! BENNETT 4 90,
FyTth and T0wRn HALL,
Sirh sreets) No. 5is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 900 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK
DUST, DUST, DUST.
Busters.
full supply at
CHARLES SToKEs'
No. 8S4 Chestnut street.
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.oRYeAoeps.
4 o HN 3 U r N 8,
Nos. 245 and 247 s. ELEVENTH St.

Nos. 245 and S47 S. ELEVENTH st.
ABOVE SPRUCE.
Will offer this day from New York Auctions.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HosIERYl HosIERYll HosIRRYill
Children's Gauze Merno Vests from to 80 in
Children's %to Socks, finest imported.
Ladies' full reguar-made Hose, 30 up.
Ladies' dOuble-sole regular made Hose, eTkc.
Ladies' GauEe Mgrino Vests, all sizes.
Gents striped and fancy colored Socks, Csc. up.
English superfine Half Hose best imported, 3Ixc.
Gents GauEe Merino Vests, 37%. esH. 75c. up.
Ladies' Gents, and Children's Balbrggan Hose.
BARGAINS IN WHITE GooDSt
200 yards London Cord Piaue, ESQ., worth 5Oc
Fine French Organdies, plaid and striped. STkc.
Phlues at 90 25 3d. 37%.5Jc to 81.
SofLnished Cambria, lsc up. Plain Nansooks, l2o
Hamburg Insertings and Edgings.
Large and small Plaid Nainsooks for dresses.
TowELsl NAPKINsu LINRNsu
DamAsk Towels, large size, %, 81, SOC. up.
Damask Napkins, all linen, 81, $3.50, to GIL
Richardson's Shirting Linens, 37%o. up.
Irish, Barnsley, and Scotch Table Linens.
Barnsley Linen Sheotings ga yards wide, Sti2k.
124 Linen Sheetings Sl3 81 49, Sl65 to 81.
These goods much below regular prices Please
anime quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Job lots of Ladies' and Gents Handkerchief. 515N
ALTERATIONS
Being about to make some improvements to the
front building occupied by u.s. 1t becomes necessary
forthwith to close out large portion OF stock,
that the balancecan be condensed in the during
the work. To effect this we have
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MARI R led.

TAYLOR-MARCH.-O Thursday evening, NAV l3
1863 by the Rev. j. A. Seiss, d. D., RICHARD r. TAY'
LOR and MARY LOUISA, daughter OF Robert G. March,
all of this city. No cards
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HAILET DAVIS & Co.'S New Scale" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body of Tone and clear aud mus.
cal bell. The Agency is at No. S27 Chesnut street
Every musician should have