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VALUABLE TRACTS OF
LAND FOR SALE

Tas .aa.arissr. ssrss private .ni. d. e,llpr-
ing valuable tracts Of land. viz.
80. l. The ualividsi half Of ss4,, Of aaas.
ooHsainiag 2a7 acres, situate on tie .aatA-ss.
side Of the Broad Top sfsputala, lying psr,y .s
Bedford and partly in Fulsga eaaaty, and al
dining laals5o Samuel D.aasr. J-ass a..a-
hurst ana wisaaa's heirs TWO VEINS OF
COAL one 81 feet, the ether q fee. in depth bar,
bcen-disooveFed on this .raet
No. > a tract of2sa aers. a-.r ,lsssss ID.
joining the same lands, ana sEppassg s,r...u
The same veins Of coal
10. 3. a trae. Of 500 acres, within tro and
half miles Of the above trae.s lying on the North
side ofthe H4r5or across the mountain, well tin
bered with oak and pine.
Nay 3.-tE JOHN LUTZ.
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PROGRESS. One of the most hopefu
signs Of the times is the earnest efforts bcint
made by the Christian Churches 10 re-uniu
again aud form an harmonious organization
compact and perfect So far as the unios
Of the different bodies Of the Metb0di3
Church IS concerned, We can see no goG
reason why the consolidation should not !
consummated. The issue on which thu
dissolved is no longer in existence, and 4
know o. no movement which, If hearty
coneurred IN, would tend more largely 70 l.
duce growth Of friendly feeling betweegrhe
people Of the two sections than the region
Of the Methodist Church South. Hide
their organization there can be no reaAe ca
SONS for a continued severancs Of heir
Christian relations, and ail outside / il
should not be considered. The cause dis
solution between ,be different bodi4 OF
Preshyterians is eraver, however, and8e-s
likely to be overcome. 1t is matt of
faith and discipline, and neither Of ,hesarc
matters Of argument or logic, but Of sfitu.
al conviction. Let US hope that in vid of
the good that consolidation would a6m
plish and the scandal il would siencehhe
prominent leaders of the two brancheskil
succeed in their efforts to bring abouahe
union
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DRIvATB SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The following lot of ground, situate in the town
Of Duncausville. Blair CO. Pa, fronting on Main
street Tor Turnpikel IS feet and extending back
$50 feet more OF less, and having thereon erected
large two story BRICK HOUSE, with base
ment and kitchen, and good cellar, frame Black
smith and Wagon Makers Shop, frame stable
aud other buildings, With fruit Of different
varieties on the lot. This would be a good stand
for Tavern or Boarding House. being convent
ent 10 the Rolling Mill and Nail Factory and the
Railroad. The House is in good repair and very
pleasantly situated. with water az the door
Also, A lot Of SIX ACRES, near the Chalybeate
Spring, one mile froll the town Of Bedford, with
i leg House thereon erected. Adjoining lands
of Cheuowth, Amos, Shannon aud others.
Also, Il acres Of Timber Land, aijoining the
Coltelt farm, and onveniont to good roads
For further particulars apply 70
JOHN LUTZ,
IsouIRER OFFICE,
or J. 81. BKIDAHAN.
lSdecf Bedford Pa
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81, ,622, ,974.$9
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process Of adjustment..... SIS, $50. %
]. C. FISHER, AaENT.
ttapr6t Bedford Pa
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8ax HrsielpaL EtggTea 10 Washing.
sp m Malag last resulted 10 a
si.ien 81 = 1aasYh
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ROMANCE or THE CREvAssEs. fo
nance Of the Gbic0t Aoif erevasse is IA il
the New Orleans papers The belle .
neiehboring country seat on the banh O
the river was assiduously courted by kgc
eligible young gentlemen, to one Of WIN
she gave her heart, but 10 the other h
parents insisted upon giving her hand. AZ
yanly demonstrated, bat the day was ia
the party assembled, and the uufortnra
girl in bewildered and half uneonsci9
state, compelled 10 stand up for the I.
emony. just as the clergyman approach
that part Of the service which required 1
assent, there came roar and crash. III
river had burst It's banks close 70 the hon.
The guests fed Ia terror, the bride faind
before she had sad j viii, and the
jected snitor, rushing in, carried her 4
and before night had her safely marrio
The other who had promised on bis part
love and cherish, without receiving the !
ciprocal pledge, thinks Of prosecution.
IRE Republicans seem to be e0nfde
Of carrying Virginia on the 9th Of Jul
Governor Wells is making splendid ca
gass as the Radical candidate for Govern
aud there II complete uniTy among his su
porters, The colored vote will 20 almo
~ body Republican, Notwithstanding 4
oilers 81 the Democrats to give them oliic
IA exchange ior their yotsa.
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A UDTToR'S NOTICE.

A UDIToR'S NOTICE.
"A The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Conrt Of Bedford county, to make distribution OF
the balance in the hands Of jacob Beckley, Ad-
minisirator If the estate of Hiram Davis late OF
1t. Clair township, deceased, would respectfully
give notice to creditors, and all persons interest
ed, that he will attend the duties Of his appoint
ment, at bis office in Bedford, on Thursday, June
l7th, 1862 al ten o'clock, A. NJ of said day,
when all can attend who deem 1t proper.
2Smay3t NJ. A. POINTS, Auditor.
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pAINTING.

A LII KINDS OF BLANKS, Common. Admin
II istrator's snd Executors, Deeds Mortgages,
Sudgment Notes, Promissory Notes, with and With
out waiver of exemption, Summons, Subpoenas
and Executions for sale at the Inquirer Office.
Nov 2. 1886
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Orr young friend Humphrey Arnold has
mounted the editorial tripod ia Chester Pa.
The second number Of bis paper, Tie Ii
depead'at, Is on our table, a neat SIX teen
column sheet. judging from the appear
ance Of it. columns il starts out with fine
prospects We welcome our young friend
90 tils editorial fraternity and wish him
saeeasa ID his eHternriee.
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A YER'S SARSA SAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys.
Is derived from its cures, many Of which are truly
marvellous. lHveterate eases of Scrofulous disease
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
ton, bave been purified and cured by it. Scrofu-
ious affections aud disorders, which were aggra-
waited by the sc~olBous contamination until they
were painfully affecting. have been radically cur
cd in such great numbers 10 almost every secfion
OF the country that the public scarcely need tO be
( informed Of its virtues OF uses.
Scr0tuluus poison is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our rare. Often. this unseen and un-
felt tenant Of the organism undermines the con
stituton, and invites the attack of enfcebling or
fatal diseases, without exhibiting suspicion Of its
presense. Again, it seems TO breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develops into or ether of its
hldeous forms, either on the snrface or among
the yitals In the latter tuberces may be sud-
denly deposited ia the lungs heart or tumors
formed 10 the liver, or IL shows its presence by
eruptions on the skin, feul ulceratiuns on some
part Of the body. Hence the occasional use Of a
bottle OF this SdrsdyarriUa is advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear.
Persons afflicted with the following complaints
generally find immediate relief. and, at length.
cure, by the use IF this SARSA PARFLLA; ST.
ARfh0Rys Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter, Sslt
Rheum, Sculd Head, RiDgworm, Sore Eyes Sore
Ears and other eruptions or visible forms Of
Scroiulous disease. Also In the more concealed
forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy Heart Disease, Fits,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia. and the various Ucerons af
fecti9ns of the muscular and nervous systems
Those painful diseases. rheumatism and Gout,
when caused by accumulaiions Of extraneuus mat
ters in the blood, yield quickly it, as ALSO Liver
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or information
Of the Liver and Laundice, when arising, as they
often do from the ranking poisons in the blood
This SarsapariIa Is a great rest1rer for the
strength and yigor Of the system. Those who
are Languii and Lstless, Despondent. Sleepless
and Troubled with Nervous apprehensions OF
Fears, or any of the affections symptomatie Of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and convin-
cling evidence Of its restorative power upon trial
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co. Lowell
Mass, Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
6novly B. I. HARRY, Agent, Bedford.
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James Rush N. ID.

On Wednesday morning May 2jth. Mr.
James Rush died SO hrs residence ON Chest
nut street. west Of Nineteenth, after an i'll
ness ofa few weeks. For years past he had
lived Ia strict seclUsion, rarely issuing from
hs doors OF his dwelling His books were
bis idols; to these he was devoted aud he
was unwilling to relinquish, even for a day,
the intellectual pleasures they afforded He
was IN the eightyfouuh year Of his age
His family name is historic and is found in
the annals, no; oBly Of this city aud State,
bu; Of the nation. Benjamin Rush, biz
father vas one Of the siguers Of the Declara
tI0n of Independence, and the Hon. Rich
ard Rush his brother, occupied the digui-
6ed position Of United States Minister to
France and Englan1. and at one time was
Secretary Of our National Treasury. Dr.
Rush himself in his early career, achieved
a most exalted and eHylabie reputation as a
physician. As an author, TOO. be took no
mean rank. His celebrated work on the
Human Voice is >tiil regarded as perhaps
The most iBfallible authority on that subject
Ills means were large. ifta last acU was OF
princely munfccncc, 10 accord with the dis
positions Of his heart and his literary .sstes
The bulk Of his estate has been leii 10 the
Philadelphia Library Company, Including
an entire block OF square Of ground On Broad
street, between Christian and CARPENTER.
/ pom this broad sile his viii proposes
the erection Of magnificent structue, al
The detail for the construction OF which arc
.peciGe1 In the document Ia his death
Philadel phia loses one Of the men DO aided
to make her illustrious
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SHAMP0oNING, HAIR DRESSING AND
~ SHAVING.
/ am determined to fight it out on this line all
summer and viii warrant entire satisfaction to
all my patrons. l am also prepared to weave
hair, make switches and curis on the shortest no.
tiee and most improved styles. Room on Juliana
St. one door south Of the Express 0ffce
23Apr3m ii. i. CRAWLEY
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IaE Republicans Of i'illshnrah haze made
ihsif nominations 10 manner giving general
Satisfaction They promise ten thousand
al raiakit9 b 0etoLer.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

- T N : n y d Ii
The Subscriber offers for sale that valuable
property known as WHITE HALL, situate in
East Providence township, eight miles east of
Bloody Run, on the turnpise, about the centre Of
tue township, in desirable situation, containing
80 acres, with 100 acres cleared. aud in good
stats OF cultivation, the balance well timbe-ed
with white and yellow pine, convenient to saw
mills.
The Improvements are Q large three story house
large stable. two tenant houses wag0u-iUs sker and
smith shops. Church, school house, post 0fice
store and mills convenient. Terms reasonable
aud possession given on tbe lst of April. 1863.
5martf D. A. r. BLACK
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n NTOTICE.-AcCoUNT IN cONM0N PLEAs.

The account Of :. i. Russell Esq, trustee Of
Jas IL. Beeer W. Scott Beelsr, BaJgrat A. Beel-
ei noU AirErat A. Trout, and Mary Z. Beeler.
now Mary T. Ruby. children Of John ". Beeler,
deed has been exhibited and filed in the Pro-
thonotary's Office, and will be allowed By the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Bedford County, at an
adjourned o0urt 20 he held at Bedford on Thurs
day, the lst day Of july. next, unless cause be
shown why said account should not be allowed.
By direction Of the court.
7may3m o. L. SHANNON, Proth'y.
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@sal essate.
TWO FARMS ar PRIVATE sAT.P
NOW Is THE TIME 10 BUY CHEAP Pp.5
ESTATE. i
a EARM ~ Mogsrsor.s corz
a SPLENDID FARN WITHIN rwo Frrvs
OF BEDFORD A'Is

TIE sa5scriber viii sell AZ private 81.
very reasonable terms. an3 az reduced 49, -
toige@tns desersaea very vstgahle red estst 80
TRACT OF LAND situated II Nqrri.ss...
Cove, atsut orc nile from Lafayettesrisss .s.5
-FOUR miles from Woedberry 10 Mid1s Wo9lbs-rz
typ containing l6Z acses mare ~ less, absu, &
acres cleared aud aHs=r fence. witli ore ara
saii story log hoHss. log barn, blzcksmitii szeB
ana ataerogi baillings adj siEeg lands 81 Jaeksg1
etaekey On The ezst- Christ. X rhenierrsr on fse
naEth, J9hR kaagy on the vest. and Ivpatia.
Brants heirs or tie ssesh. Th;s can be me-
one q the nestesf and most pleasant Iit,lo fa-ns
N tie Cove with very iittte expense. There Il !.
abundance Of sater, plenty Of fruit and soIers,5
8 2 neT 'on It--aii that Is necessary % make
Also.
A Most EXCELLENT TRACT OF T.r.fr
st0AE AND RIVER BOTTOM LAND. naff-
Two miles Of Bedford eontainiHg 22s acre. .la,.
800 acres Or which are cleared and ia a sf-. ...-
q cultivation and fhe balance well tfrs.--5
There are excellent new hgildinrs erected -
VIA Eef Of never failing water a. he s5,-
there are two orchards Of chaice frui. upo. I.
- acres Of meadow. River Botl51. can l. .-.f.5
waited with triaing e2pense. The Upland i h
good state o. cultivation vel sci with ei1ys-s-
under coed fence There l. ~ Fl eieut II rrf 49,
II 70 pay for the fafm several times II tbrevs r..
the Bedford market. Apply 10
X. DURB0HH0F, Attorney at Lac.
7msytf BeIf-5 8.
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mays.t Real Estate Agent, Bedford, P.
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Edii5r ara f.agrlsior.
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CUSTOM WORK.
CORPS OF CUTTERS


JEAN BERNARD, from Paris, recommended by SAN
guinetta, Of Crony Lent. Bruadway, " Y.
T. ANpRIOT, formerly AndriOt, MageOch Il Co.
j. ZACkEY, formerly with Elrchcr.
&. Il. AYRES, formerly with Brown d Powers
Broadway, N. Y.
Here we propose TO combine all The advanta ges
that can he desired, or that be obtained in any Of
The irst Merchant Tailoring establishments of the
country. Our CcGters shall be scientific mon Of
acknowledged skill, the very best that can be had.
our stock of Piece Goods shall embrace all that Is
Newest and Finest, from our own ana foreign mar
kets and shall be more varied and extensive than
any that has heretofore been found in Philadelphia
Those who desire it can confidently count upon OBJ
tanning the vcrJ height of The style Great despatch
and punCtualltY IN hln& I'll orders.
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hotiru.L WnsoN's BRovN.SroNR HAtI--over a
quarter Of century these Rentemen estabbe1 IN air
Ds IN our ciI but between tho modest little store in
which they ~ first sold Ready made land the m
moth brown stone building exclusively occupied by them
N Nhich they carry the ReadymAde Clothing and
Merchant Tailoring business in All Of its departments tn ero
10 the grcatest possible difference
Enterprise and merit have given them tbeir presor hi
position Year, Of uurcmittinE attention 10 business and
sku founded ON their long experience, together with
coutesy and disposition in every case TO Vive s,tfao
ton hnp Justify and for their success n Ready
made othing either f0r boys; AMI in piece goods
~ the hnest textures and the greatest variety STYLE this
hou-o canno, be eScoled ~ any in the city
The ample sire ~ thor floor enablcs hem to spread
ou snch vast stock Of goods that each visitor can see a.
glance c'c variety of and compare them with
each other without the trouble Of climbing any pair
rH- ot ~ carrying tho appearance Of any garment in the
eve Tho large capital invested by Messrs Roskhill &
Nn enables them acquire every facility for tho benefit
- their customers, and having this single cye they
hcneh themselves through bcnetng those who pAtronzo
them.
OiB CLorIus cannot stand before tho brightness Of
dal iAe this Though thry still look toerably WE'LL
the beauty ~ spring dhl makes thcm look dull enough
and unreasonable that accounts in part for the gre.
fe ~ people that has been flowing al day into Oak Hall
Pine Spring Clothing. low prices. and bright snriny
dBy draw tho and boys Of al classes AMI 1HE
raied Ihs being Saturday tho house will be kept open
this evening Tor the accommodation such were unable
90 Ego shopping" during the day.
JEwHIRY.-Mr william W Cassidy. No. l9 s. Second
street s the iaFge-t And most attractive assortment of
hne Jevely and Sver~Are In the city Purchasers can
rcb obtaining real. pure article furnished st
price which cannot be eIused lie also has large stock
Of American Western Watches In all varieties and at all
prcoA Wit 10 his store ~ result pleasure and
profit.
FIw TRAvELtERs are uuacuuainted with the AMERI
CAN HoUsK BOsrOS, but they may not be Of tho
many improvements in this popular house Suites Of
vertical railway, lunch room. billiard balls, etc.
HALt1r, DAvis Co.'S PIANOS possess the most superb
action with unusual purity of tone. which of lovely
softness and great brancy The agents. No el Chestnut
street, exhibit thirty -four premiums all Others.
RIgFnIoKRAroRs, Cedar Chests, Stepladders and a
large assortment Of Housekeeping Articles 81 E T. Far.
son Co.'S old stand Nos. 10 and 81 Dock street
low Walnut
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YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's.

HENRY GREER, Head Of Department,
Formerly with Hyatt, Hegeman Co., Broadway, NY.
We will give special attention to the ittle Gentle
men," and will furnish the boys and young gentle
men with clothes for home and schoolwe and for
all dress occasions. All novelties in this line will be
found in our stock, and the greatest care will be
taken with all the materials used, and work done,
upon the Childrens Clothing Saleslades will be in
attendance TO wait upon such as may prefer their
scIN ices
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
LOUIS l. EORBES. Head of Dennrtment.


Formerly With j. c. Arrison.
Our stock in this department. will be az fine as can
be had, embracing the finest qualities Of linen, and
al under-ganrents, collars, cufis cravats, canes,
umbrellas, vascs, and all toilet articles, and what
ever else goes to complete gentlcman's attire at
home or when travelling.
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DEPART M ENTS.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
JOHN W. ROGERS, Head of Department

JOHN w. ROGERS, Head OF Department.
Formerly with Rockhnl & Wilson.
The majority of our citizens buy their clothes
Ready-made; many more would do so if they could
secure as good material, as fashionable styles and
finish as they do in having their garments made to
order. We see reason why this should not be
done, and we propose to do IT, Offering 20 the public
Ready-made Clothing, suitable for the wardrobe of
any gentleman, cut in Style, wtsl made, of tho best
material, and elegantly finished.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

'Don Giovnnni' nj the Acndenly of nru.ir.
. =" oP'Vo VI hoIctto which II considerably worse
than any of Onenbachs operas that have vet b.en
produced IN this city, the MAGNIFICENT music Of Don
I'ordnrt VIII always make Il iayorte with opera
goers The Academy OF Music was crowded last
evening with brilliant audience and the perform
ance was heartily applauded throughout ID u In
such roles a. "Zerlna" that Miss Kellogg appears 90
most advantage. Some Of the most attractive airs
In the opera fell 20 her, and last evening she sang
and acted with grace ana yyscty that excited the
enthusiasm OF the audience. "Ieporeo" II one cf
Slgnor Ronconls great roles ami the public il well
aware Of the merits Of his performance. MADAME
La Grange as "Donna Anna" Miss McCun ich A.
Donna Elvra," ana Signor OrIandini as "Don Clio
vann" made an unusually strong cast, and the rom
dition Of the opera throughout was unusually good
The civ Amusrmcnts.
AT THB ACADEMY oF MUsrC u grand far swpII
matinee will be given to-day aud Miss Kellogg will
appear as "Marguerite,' in GounOd opera Of Frrst
Graus troupe Of French artists Win comm.nc a
season of Opera Bougt OF ten nights aud two ma.
tlnees Genegfepe Dc Brdbant viii o. the first opert
produced, and it will e.iolowcd by PieuT o. Th5 -
Vie Pdrfsiepne, and LOsH CFfre, which viii be
placed upon the stage in magnificent style. seat,
can now be secured at the Academy OF Mlsc ald a,
B0ner's music store.
AT THs WALNUT the spectacular extravaganza OF
The Female Forty There's Will be produced this
evening" with new scenery costumes, appointments.
etc. Miss Jennie Willmore will appear a. 'Ciauem, ''
Miss Lizzie Wllmore as "Abdalla" aud Mr.. Felix
Rogers "Hassarac" The performance will con-
mence with the farce OF Rascal Jack, In which Mr..
Rogers will appear as "JacE."
AT THE ARCH Robertsons comedy Of School wiz be
given this afternoon and evening
AT THE CgEsNUT the burlesque Of tn, Reid Of ~,
Cloth of Gold will be represented this afternoon aud
evening.
AT THE THEATRE CoMoUE Professor st. Jean will
appear for the last times this afternoon and evening
On Monday the Breban Swiss Bell Ringers will
commence an engagement.
AT THE AMERICAN attractive performances viii be
given this afternoon and evening.
THE SEH1Z-HASSLER ORCBEsrA win perform at
Musical Fund Hall this afternoon.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY will give their Il
grand concert of the at the Academy OF Mu sic
this evening. Mozarts symphony in Nat and y
sinis overture to William TEL will be performed by
the orchestra Miss Aide Topp, Mr. Rudolph Hen
mig, and the Young M9nnercbor Society will appe lr.
The Philharmonic Society has achieved decided
success during its first season. and hope that this
last concert will attract large audie nee.
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GOOD CLOTHES,

But also In the great matter of extending the mer-
cantne Interest ana spirit of our city, we intend
making an establishment which will compare favor
ably both IN the amount of business done and in the
manner of doing it, with any similar concern in New
York OF any other part of the country.
We ask share of your patronage, solely on the
grounds however, that we can supply you with
Clothing, either
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CITY ITEMS.

STYLE. FIT AND MAKE Of oar MEMS, Fouths' and Boys
Clothing, vneqolled by any stock If Reayn'ddc 9oois
in Philadelphia. We haze oko
CHoIcE ASSORTMENT OF selected styles Of piece goods
be made up 20 order, IN unsurpassed style
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED Ioer han the oest sleohere,
and uu sotfoction 9uoresteed every purchaser, ne
sale cancelled and money refunded.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT q Co.
FyftA and TowRR HALL,
SSreA iSEeets) 51e MARKRr SrBHEr,
PHILADELPHIA.
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK
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SPECIAL CARD.

We believe that the growth of our city ana the i'm
proved tastes of people in this matter of dress de-
mand such an enterprise, and we propose meeting
The demand We bring to the undertaking success
full and not limited experience, an ample cash capi
tai, the cooperation OF the best of wornen in all
departments, and determination to succeed; and
with the help of all who are Interested not only in
the comparatively small matter Of