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CURES ,-,~.'
scRoFULA. DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHFUAAT1sM,
NEURALe1s, K1DNsY AFFECTIONS,
ERUPIIoNs OF TIE SKIN,
AND ALL ----
Obstinate or long standing diseases efthe
BLOOD. LIVER, URINARY ORGANS.
NEnvoU, SYSTEM, &c.
1t puriles and enr.ches the Blood, eradicates az
syphi,tc or Sc-o.u.c-s -aints. Restores the Liver
and Kidneve 10 healthy action. aids Digestion reg
uls,es the bowels and inv1gorates the Nervous sys'
tenn.
s$. NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE. R%
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE
Recommended BY the best Phi, sicians, 7eminest
Dvines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, &c.
~ THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MRpI
CINE IN USE "1. i''.i@
PREPARED ONLY By
J.J. LAWRENCE, M. D.,
IAN experienced and well-known Physician aud
Chemist,)
Laboratory and ONCE. No. Main-ssreet'
NORFOLK. Va.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
For sale by -
GOODRICH, wTsRMAN l. co,
DOWIE NOISE.
cnar:esto,, 8. c.
And Druggists everywhere.
July 26 D&c 1y
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DE CA Il + F UL
WHAT MEDICINES
You TAKE.

wHENYoU ARPFx8 USED BY ovEkwoRK
OF head or baud and feel the need OF something In
vigoraiDg don't Drink -whiskey or any intoxea ting
thing, whp her under name OF bittefs or other-
wise. such articles give Just ss much strength 70
your weary bod aud mind as the whip gives TO the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulsnts are.
injurious to Nerve healthi and areALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION,
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WUMEN's LIST.

Alston, MrsA IHearu, Mrs BINichols, Julia
anderson, Mrs Holmes, Miss RlO'Neill. Josie u
Anderson. Ellen Z Parernole, Cain
AtpnaIl, Mrs q Homes. Miss L ri e
4 Holmes Mary Pa tersou. lido
Billy, Hannah Holston, sarah erty Mrs b +
Bailey, Jane NJ jackson, Ann Pearson Mrs a
B ron. Annie Jenkins Mis- r lPinkngy, MIR
teyp Mrs n lJurvey. Liza Prescott, Julia
Blunt Mrs r F Jenkins Elizi- Reese. Eliza
| akely Mrs Pl beth Rnhders, Mrs l.
| Blakely, Miss ClJobnsop, Llice q
G. ken er, Mrs q Rilry, Mrs
Brown. MrsL Kennady, Miss Robinson. Flora
Brown, Mrs NJ L Rcallard kote
Brown' MISS b Keun d., Miss oyal, Miss L
Carson, su.an Kennady, Mary Robert MISS
Chestnut, julia Lee, Asrhy Roolnson; nae
Ann Lee, Ellan l5alers. mary
| Clinton Mrs Lee, Isabella lSapders, Susan
| Cohen. Miss G aoy, Miss IL i>criVer, Mary Y
| Cokeiey. Mary .eslle, nrs chpeIi, ASV
| Collins. Mrs GiLeWis AliceV les. hrs II
! Ma aypardie. jane >Imops, Miss l.
| Co. corsu, Ann Mare,hsl, Miss III Az
Dawson. Mrs u Mayer. Rebsrca Smoke, MISS III
| /. Mehrtene Anniel
Davie. sally Mehreu. Mrs Cl ui'h, anna NJ
Davies Miss S a ac; eL Julia stanley, Lya,1 ea
| Dens. Matt da Miller, Kate Stewart, Mary
D ron. Carrie Miller Mrs B >umte Cha.
| F,romson IRA Fl Mitchell Mrs lotte
FInSd Caroline miles. Mary rwohiii, Julia
| Fo,d Eiora IM,not Fanny Tones. Nay
| Fraser Jane iMiichell Mary Ei Walls, Miss Q
| Graf. Emma Mi!e., Miss NJ A |Warmala, Mrs
"' hath D'-'- yelling, Mrs NJ
| Gee;z, Suean McAsey, Mrs
| (iil Mrs JP IcGraue, Br,d- W. stervelt Mrs
| cni1a - - Mary oet JN N-'-
Go,.e sorssIs 2, ANN Anna Notes Ann woodruff. Mrs j
| Horns, Mrs Nohrden, Mrs Wright hinah
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lDlantation Ditttrs.

.,,,>.,coH>.
A GLORIOUS CHAN ~
THAT ANY sICK MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of Asy years a, 20. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet, calomel cantharidies and drastic pur-
eatiyes we're then the order Of the day. The ply
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
noon and night with prostratug msdcineh We
i've in a more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in its connist
with dieease is low understood Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They ore met with TONIC 8
that rally tie vita, powers and enable them to de.
feat the enemy Chief among these aass Of Ns.sre.
in its battles with sickness, is ts
.: ~
PLANTATION B1TTEns. !.
rbisvonderful vegetable restorative IL tho aAees
anchor Of the feeble and dsbiita!ed. Asa cordial
for the aged and deerepid has no equal among
stouachics. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject. Il
superseding every other samu,sut and nervin-
In all climates, tropical, temperate or fisd its sct
as specific in every species Of disorder which un
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down tn
animal spirits. wherever it is introduced 1t be-
comes standard artcle-a medicinal staple. Drug
eists although their profit upon 1t Is SMALL find 4
absolutely uece sary to keep preparation for whie
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody vii
accept substitute. 1t is today the most popuia
| medicine In the civilized world. Extensively as
Is advertised It's best alvertisem nt is the beneci
resul. which uniformly follows its use Every both
sold is sures the sale Of at least hafa dozen more
Unlike other stimulauts it br-ccs and fort'f1es tht
system without exciting undue cerebral action
Yle cheering effect which 1t produces upon To
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Passengers.
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-Nrs Nc
Nesbie and 2 children, Mrs Spanier, mrs Matnn'
and child, Mattini, Simmons. Jas McLeish.
Per steamer Emile, from GEORGETOWN, s C
W Nonttort @ Vaud A Pudieon, " Kirkwood, j
Pr1nele, W ii a. zzard, 20 deci.
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UITNATE OF MAG>kSIA.
GOOD COOLING SUMNER MEDICINE MADE
fresh every day, by DR d: bAEk
May rs No. Bl MeeSbe-street,
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHA Es OF TIE MOON.
Last Quarter Let, hours 27 minutes. evening.
New Moon, 9th, q hours. II minutes MOI ming.
First o2ar.sr. 10th honr. 2s minutes, morning.
Full Noon, 23l. y bours 81 minutes, morning:
Last Quarter. 3lst, IL hours, 46 minutes, morning
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Marint Nfms.

= ?
Port OF Charleston. July ~.
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inc quoted at 2e@soH, low m;ddling at 81, mddlins
sac 2 fb.
ON wednesday there was nothing done, the article
remaining nominally UNCHANGED.
Yesterday there was nething doing and we quote
nominaIy, say
LIvKEPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary .......aS gSoh
Low utddlng.. ng....................Sa
MIddhng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g
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ssa. The State Department received
on Friday, says the Republican, dis
patches from our Consul General at
Havana, giving information Of con-
tsmplated interference on the part of
the Spanish Government with the Uni
ted States mails. No open act of WIG
lence had then been committed, but
Mr.. Plumb had knowledge of improper
interference on the part of Spanish Off
Gals, which he believed would be fol-
lowed up by an open seizure of the mails
unless proper steps be taken by the
Government here to prevent it. The
dispatches were referred to the Post
Office Department, as it was understood
that Mr.. Creswell had already had some
correspondence with the mail agents on
the same subject.
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VINEYARD PRfoEs-$1s.O0O Per

VINEYARD PRfoEs-$1s.OOO Per
Acre. The celebrated Bourgoa dc vine
yard Romanee-C9nti, which was recenf d.
Iy sold by auction, and bought by the
proprietor Of the Dion Station Re- esh-
ment rooms, has just changed hands
again. The last vendcr had paid $780,
600f.; he now re oils his pn"cha Sc to M.
Duvault Blochet, memt of the Coun-
ci~General of the Cote dor, for 312,-
O00f.-a nice profit to res'izs n a few
weeks. The Romanee-Conti vineyard
covers surface of $500 square me
Tres or 4. 57-100 acres, and the value
of each vine.stock, according to the last
price of the vineyard, is reckoned to
come to ST. 85r.
irayo yvuf readers tu jaaeo wins,
We are likely TO pay now for bottle of
that famous variety OF Burgundy.
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II He EST NEW S.
FOREIGN NEWS,


Madrid, Oct. 4.-Insurrectionar
movements are maintained at different
points. ...
The Republican volunteer forces COL
lected in the cities of Madrid. Barcelona
and elsewhere purpose rescuing priso-
ners. -. 81
The telegraph lines are cut, and the
train carrying government dispatches
was stopped.
There is much alarm at Bejar, where
the populace is much excited and un-
ruly. "a@. -.-"-e-a
Republican deputies to Cortez have
organized counter revolutionary bands
in lerescap and Marsdo. The bands
we're defeated at Marsdo. Serious
events may occur at any moment,
but Madrid, for the moment, remains
quiet.
Vienna, Oct. 4.-The Presse pub
fishes Paris advioes, that Napoleon
hopes to announce at the meeting of
the Senate and corps Legislatif gener-
a! and simultaneous disarmament of
European powers. $3.50
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NEWS ITEMS.

A sailor named Charles West s. abbed
and killed William Brown, shrmate
on board the ship Washington Booth,
on the passage 70 California. On the
arrival OF the snip at San Francis .,
September ~, West was turned over 10
the autho'l..es by Captain Gunby.
In Bosom, recently, Mrs. Haitipg ton,
her brother aud little child, have al
died suddenly. Her husband and a
Mrs. DUMMY are suspected of having
poisoned them, and have been arrested
The case occasions considerable excite
meat.
The treaty between the United States
and HesSs D,rms adj has beea officially
proclaimed. 1t regulates citizenship as
th the North German Confeo@ra on,
on the bass of natu 'ization.
The store of S. II. Manning, at Lii
hngton, in new Hanover county, North
Carolina, Wa destroyed by fire on Tues
day mig bit las.
The radicals threaten that if Ex- Pres
ident Andrew Johnson is elected United
States Senator by the Legislature of
Tennessee, the Senate will refuse to adj
NIT lim on the grouods of "disloyalty. "
The new opera house at Memphis
Tenn, was luauguTated on Monday
night TO a crowded audience. Miss
Fiddes, an English blonde, read pro-
logue written specially for the occasion
The manager of Woods Theatre
Cincinnati, has generously agreed TO
permit the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION TO use the building every Sab
bath afternoon.
The executive comm, zee of the Vir-
gina State Agricultural Society have
sent an agent North to enlist as many
persons as possible in the int est OF the
restitution.
Sitka already has sixty bar rooms.
It's cold place, and something" is
necessary.
The New Orleans Times says Mrs.
Stowe is now preparing the "Truas
story of Cleopatra"
Absconding is described by Ken
lucky paper as ia time honored way of
getting out of debt
Fall River, Mass, has a "Children :
Friend Society" to provide homes for
destitute children. /
Alex'r II. Stephens recently passed
through Huntsville, Ala, closely wraps
ped in shawls, although the themome,
ter stood at 81.
The Rev. Kent Stone, formerly presi-
dent OF Kenyon College, Ohio, has be-
come Roman Catholic.
A laborer named John Conner, Jumps
cd from a railroad train, at West Al
bany, New York, Thursday, and was
fatally injured, the train going thirty |
miles an hour at the time.
The Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Irish Republican Associa-
ton officially oantradicts the reported
call of meeting sof the commit
tee in the city Of New York on the goth
of October.
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Neg The Kansas State Fair has re

Neg The Kansas State Fair has re-
Gently sent TO the museum of the Agri-
cultural Department rich collection Of
fruits, grains and vegetables, the pro-
duct of this year, among which are for
ty-three varieties Of apples, eight Of
pears, three Of wheat, four Of oats, six
of corn, one of buckwheat, four of pota-
toes and two of onions, and nearly all Of
the choicest varieties and superior spe-
cimens of their species.
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awPrince Arthur has acquired an>
other title by his visit to Mohawk, the
headquarters of the Six Ma ions. He
was made Chief of those interesting W or~
riors, Friday. with all the ceremo-
MES.
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Bea. We are under continued obliga-
tons to Messrs. Bullock g. Robertson,
Liverpool merchants, for late files of pa
pers of their city. Mr.. Moses Robert
son of tho above firm, was formerly of
this city, whore he is very highly es-
teemed. =
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EsH4The invitation to the Mayor and
Council, of Baltimore city, from the
Stanton authorities to visit that place
on the 18th, 18th and 14th instant has
been accepted.
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aGsE. n i. "a i'll that tho TIoitad Stltes
Government is going to get hold of the
pirate steamer Telegraf by fair means
or foul, purchase or capture. 1t is ale
legged that she has been commit ing
depredations on American CONNER, g.
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AeA. Part of Golfer dam on the Up.
per Mississippi at Maline, broke away
Thursday, entailing loss Of $3.50, 900,
and throwing out of employment about
eight hundred men.
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ay- The method by which it is pro.
posed to get up an International FIX.
position at Washington is to establish a
capital stock of million of dollars, in
shares of fifty dollars each.
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BsA. Gen. 0. o. Howard is about to
apply the docking sysbm to the freed
mems bureau, and has ordered that all
time lost by employees be deducted
from their pay.
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RkS- A letter received in Washington
from one of the crew of the f:igate Sa-
bine, dated Lisbon, September 18th,
states that not only the story Of the mu-
tiny on board OF that vessel is without
foundation, but tha'' there has never
been the least trouble OF disturbance on
board of the ship. The crew are per-
fectly satisfied and content with their
officers, and are treated as we'll as the
crew of any other vessel In the service.
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A oGILvIE. Ell, PERREN
A. j. OGHLVIE Il COMPANY,
BLOCK & PUMP MAKERS.

w lue w uter otIe6ts ABOVE SnufCn street
NORFOLK. VA.
WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Norfolk ami Princess Anne
counties I lat they have purchased the
RIGHT to manufacture j. NJ. MILLS, PA
TENT WOODEN LIFT AND FORCE
PUMP for Wells and Cisterns, This
Pump is acP uoWiedged by all that have
seen it to be the best Pump now in use,
AND IS BOUND TO SUPP. tsEDE ALL OTHERS
1t is -asiy worked; child OF five years
of age can perform the labor required to
draw water from q well of binary depth,
and is not at all liable. TO get out of Or
der; and, when necess j, can be repair
ed with; much ease nd cheapness as
the old fashioned vs. pden pump. In
short, we stake our reputation, being
practical men, aud engaged In the manu-
facture of Pumps for the past twenty
three years, upon the merits OF this
Pump 1t is the best thing ever offered
for drawing water; cheap, durable, and
unsurpassed, and needs only to be seen to
be appreciated. The material used in it's
construction is of the best HEART PINE
TIMBER: therefore, the water is k pit
free from all impurities.
This Pump can-now be seen in work.
ing order at our mandatory, and we cor.
daily. invite the citizens generally to
examine it for themselves.
sr4-lm
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sW-A hundred and thirty hosiil
Indians have arrived at Camp Supply
tired of fighting, and sued for peace
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aG~On Monday last young man
named Wesley Waskey, of Botetourt,
committed suicide at the White Sulphur
Springs. .. -
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WeCapt. Moore, of the brig Potomac

az Capt. Moore, of the brig Potomac,
at Baltimore, on Friday, says the Sun,
from Rio dc Jaueiro, reports having
seen on the southern edge of the Gulf
Stream vessel, either brig or schooner,
water-logged and abandoned, both
masts gone; had white house, drab ton,
black bllet-head and black bowsprit
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neg 1t is said that the naval appren

nG 1t is said that the naval appren-
ice system does not appear to work
we'll. Dispatches from the East India
squadron give very unfavorabie reports
of the apprentices. Some have desert
cd, and tho majority are all the time
under punishment. The boys are placed
ia the service by their friends, with the
expectation Of being able to get into
the Naval Academy, and when the ten
appointments allowed by law annually
are made, the only incentive of good
conduct is taken away. .-.-
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GREAT STORM LAST NIGHT,

Baltimore, Oct. 4.-The loss BY tb,
flo od last night in this city will amount
to yearly quarter mill On of dollars.
Fort Monroe, Oct. "A heav,
north'~sster prevailed last night.
W ashington, Oc;. 4.-The northern
tain due at daylight did not arrive
until 10 o'o'oc';, owing to tho heavy
rains
Philadelphia, Oct. The Schuyl-
XII T'vef has risen len feet and much
prop rty dest Dyed.
New York, Oct. "A heavy gale
prevailed here last night, torrents Of
rain fell until daylight, tide very high
THE sUPRrME COURT.
Washington, Oct. 4.-The Supreme
Court assembled to-day, but there was
no quorum present, and it adjourned
until tomorrow
The order of business will he the ar.
gnment OF cases pending at the close of
the former term; nexr, those Tor which
no days were assigned on the regular
docket
ATTACK ON A FIRE COMPANY.
Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-The Shinler
Hose Company was attacked last night.
The police are said to have led the at
tack. Several were hurt.
M New Orleans, Oct. 3.-T'he steamship
Lillian left Pass l'Outre at 4:3O o'clock
yesterday morning for Florida ports
The steamer Teaser is still here with no
preparations for sea. AS these vessels
figured more conspicuously therein, the
Herald's Key west special of Saturday
morning is regarded here as fabrica-.
ton throughout.
LATEST MARKETs.
London, October 4, Noon.-Consos
9S5 bonds 84t.
Liverpool, October 4, Noon. Cotton
steady Uplands 12s, Orleans 1873. r."
Later-Cotton firmer sales 10000
bales. ..
New York, October 4.-Stocks
steady money easy at Gaze. sterling,
long s., short S. gold 1891 62's,
l193 4enne see ex coupors GA, new
613 Virginia ex' eoupass SO, new 522;
louisiana old 60, new 65, levee 6s 65,
Fights 841 Alabama Fights GOT, fives
63; Georgia skies 824; sevens SO; North
Carolina old 80, new 48. Flour dull
and declining wheat doll ard nomi-
nally unchanged; corn dull and de-
cliplng, mess pork nominal at $31.25;
lard heavy; cotton firm at 27$ tur-
pentine firm at AZ" ;rosin quiet at
$2.25a$2.S0 for sieained, freights
quiet.
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Thousands of summer tourists are
oming back from Europe
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TESI5E NORFOLK AND GREAT
d WESTERN RAILROAD.--Pers
desiring to subscribe to the CAPITAL
STOCK of this Company. can do % by call
ing at the Banking Rouse OF Burruss
Harrison q Co., where 70 list of subscrip-
tionS has been opened.
AS thF completion of this road will in
sure the Commercial future OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth, 1t is to be ht 9ed that the
subscriptions from our citiZ> rs will be
liberal.
DAV ERG tJSON.
7-f HI X A oo,,,4
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n q. IL @ III "A u s
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

R' As U Ill "A u s
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Ask for no other, take no other, and
you will save time, health, and money.
vi 900 Reward tor any class OF disease in
any stage " hich they fail to cure,
Or. Rlchau's Golden Balsam No cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth,
Sore Eyes, CutaneOus or Skin Eruptions,
Copper coloIed Blotches, Soreness of the
rfScalp, Scrofula, &c; is the greatest Rem
ovator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all disease from the sys-
healthy,
DR.. Richau's Golden Baisam No 2 cures
Mercurial Affections. rheumatism in all
its forms, whether from mercury or other
causes; gives immediate relief in all
cases. No dieting necessary. have thou.
ulous cures effected by these remedies,
Price OF either No l or No IS per bottle,
or 2 bottles for$9.
DR. Richau's Golden Antidote, safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure for ali
Urinary arrangements, accompanied
with full directions. Price So per bottle.
DR.. Richau's Golden Elixir d Amour, a
Dlllty Ia old or young; impartlng ener-
ey with wonderful effect. Price SIS per
bot ~ 2 bottles for 50.
"a! i4coipt Oh price, these remedies will
DC shipped to any place. Prompt atten-
ton paid TO all correspondence. None
genuine without the name of "DR. RI
CuAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D L RICH
ARDS, sole proprietor, blown in glass of
DIR D Il RICHARDS,
NO 229 Varick street, New York.
Office hours q IN to 90 M Circulars sen
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URNl TURE ALL

RN' rUkE HAL L
Con. MAIN AND GRANNY SITS.
8
FURNITURE and CARPETING.
We desire to call the attention OF the
pubic TO our Extensive Assortment Of
FURNITURE AND CARPETlNG
Which d !, we are Offering at as Low Prices
OUR ESTABLISHMENT
Is the Largest of its kind i'll the South
and both Departments are Extensive
and Complete IN every part 'cular. Our
Goods are all Manufactured to our own
order, with special reference to the re.
quirements of our Trade.
Our Stock embraces every article in
the House Furniture or Carpeting line,
including Chamber Sets from 1913 to 800
Parlor Suits from 1875 to $500; Upholstered
in every variety OF Covering, and of the
latest pattern.
Extension Tables and Dining Room
Furniture in great variety, &C., sc.
We call esp( ci9l attention to our Large
Stock of Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Mattings
and Window Shades, TO which we ex-
clusiyely devote the Ground Floor of our
Body's BRUSSELS Carpeting.
Tapestry 81
Ply "
Superine I"
And all other grades OF Cotton, Chain
and Hemp Carpeting.
Oh Cloths OF all widths ana quality,
from q yard to "a feet of tho best Ameri-
can and English Manufacture.
Our Window Shade and Curtain De-
partment embraces every variety OF
Goods in this line. from the Cheape st Pa
per Shade to themo Expensive Dan ask
Curtain.
We have Large Assortment of Paper
hanging, and are prepared to sell to The
Trade at manufacturers prices. We have
experienced Paper Hangers, and all our
work Is garuanteed TO give perfect salts
faction.
A large variety of Office Furniture.
We most respectfully solicit call as
we take great pleasure in showing goods
and can hold out great Inducements to
purchasers.
s. A. STEVENS d CO..
au23 Cor. Main and CRANKY SITS.
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ATTACK ON A FIRE COMPANY.

Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-The Shif1ler
Hose Company was attacked last night.
The police are said to have led the at
tack. Several were hurt.