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ATTEMPTED SwINDLB.-About 12 O'Clock last night,
while o party Of friends were enjoying an entertain
tAent at residence in West Wallace street, the bell
OF a house in the nelghbOrhood was rung in great
hurry, and request made in the name of the lady
giving The PARTY to loan her dozen silver spoons.
The elder portion OF the family were themselves at
the party, but fortunately the young folks at home
were wide enough awake 10 be cautious about the
matter. personal inquiry proved that caution
had prevented very nicely arranged swindle.
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LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OF
Popular Literature and Science.
NOW READY,

CONTENTS.
l. THE RED FOX. beautiful and pathetic
story, containing a striking picture Of Indian
character. BY Clara f. Guernsey. Illus
tTated.
II. AN AMERICANS CHRISTMAS IN PARIS
a lively sketch of the embarrassments Of an
American unacquainted with French. BY
Celia Logan Kellogg.
III. WHOM ALL THINGS NAME. A poem
founded upon a Mohammedan legend. BY
Helen Bostwick.
~ THE PANHELLENIC DREAM. mastery
article upon the Eastern question. Rich IN
curious facts and novel views. BY Stephen
Powers.
V. A TRIP TO DAHOMEY. An interesting ac-
count of the only visit ever made ny an Ameri-
can to the City OF Abomey. In Two Parts.
Part l. BY j. w. Watson
VI. HATHAWAY STANCE; or, The Second Of
January. A spirited and captivating story.
In Two Parts. Part |.
VII. LIFE. A pleasing and thoughtful poem. BY
NJ. ii. X.
VIII. SCRIBBLES ABOUT RIO. A very able and
interesting article, repete with anecdotes OF
the Imperial family and court. BY Robert H.
Walsh, formerly Secretary of Legation at the
Court OF Brazil
TX. IRENE. Part ". An entertaining story OF
Southern life. Illustrated
Y. MY HOUSEKEEPING IN BONE A de-
scription Of domestic life in the Eternal City,
BY Pauline +. Henry.
XI THE INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL Eff
FECTS OF THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.
valuable and exhaustive paper, distinguished
for the accuracy of its statements and The full
ness of its details. BY David A. Wells, late
Special Com missioner or the Revenue.
XII OLD AND NEW. poem appropriate 10
the season. BY Edgar Fawcett.
XII. BOYS. very amusing sketch. by A. G.
Penn.
XIV. OUR MONTHLY GOsSIP.-CharIes TX OF
DenmaTk-YOung Russia-SOme RecOllections
of Thackeray-M. Guizot-Parings.
XIV, LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
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STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELKaRA PJ
OFFICE.
IA. M.........34 IL A. M.......39 2P. M...4
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- ES4Res e7tSuit.
Here is Il chance for the khedivc Of Gen
cral knowledge.

Santiago, being Chilli town, ought to be
nice burg.-Ne,o York Times.
freddy the Blacksmith" took his punch
on the outside of his head, and succombed.
Exchange.
Phenomenal spiritualism has played out
in Chicago. When what was phenomenal
ceased to produce fee-nominal results the
thing stopped.--Chicago Times.
All the name colored candidate for
clerk in Texas at the recent election could
claim was John. He would have received
more votes if it had been only Demijohn.-
Neso York. Times.
Rev. Samuel Longfellow, being asked to
speak at the close of Il lecture in Boston OH
tThe Lesson of Quakerism," said he had
chopped to hear some good silence, as more
appropriate to the theme before them"
An Indiana young lady, attending pri-
vate party, excused herself when asked to
sing, saying " You must excuse me, for |
never attempt to sing, except to MARBLE a
few wild notes for pa at eventide."
While the Maine Legislature was vacil-
lating over the question of attending the
Peabody funeral respectable member
from the back country said Mr.. Speaker,
J am disguised with the conduct Of this
House. This funeral at Portland is agoing
10 be great affair; but when | see this
House a-tetering and see-sawing as If IT
didn't know its own mind, declare aoaSh
1ir. Peabody hadn't died!"
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A Word In behalf OF Creditors.
VIC OISpdLcH.

February Q, 1870.
A writer in the Wing of the 2Sth ultimo,
-rer the signature of "Appomattox, ;" has
o.; I'd "plan for the adjustment Of
submit principles of equity"
ol1 ucots "po. fhat,.in my opinion, If
his plan should be adopted, CIV. ao Jill passeu a
MS prepared by him, it would .a"ee uoie
trouble, commotion, ill-will, litigation, coS's'
and injustice, than anything that has nap
rcned since the emancipation OF our slaves
The writer's plan is subject to many CD
icctions. First and foremost, it would De
unconstitutional. and therefore hall and
void. Second-Why should not new debts
as well as old be scaled, or, in other words,
repudiated. All but "Appomattox says
the old debts were based upon slaves as
we'll as lands, &C., and as the negroes were
taken from the debtors, why their (old)
debts ought to be scaled, Forgetting that the
creditor class owned as many If not more
slaves than the debtor class and in his
anxiety to relieve the debtors, creditors arc
entirely overlooked. Is there any equity
in that! l am satisfied that the creditor
class lost as much, and perhaps great
deal more, by the war than the debtor
class, and therefore old debts should not
be scaled unless new debts share the same
fate. Scale all or none. The new debts are
based upon lands, improvements. horses,
crops, &c. Suppose, as is often the case
now "a. days, that the torch was applied, or
somo other calamity should overtake him.
so that nothing is left but his land, why
not scale his new debts? Again: Many OF
the new. debts are owing by the same old
debtors. If his old debts are to be scaled.
and not his new iperhaps after paying the
latter), nothing will beleft for the old. Is
there any equity in that?
Again: A. owes B.. they both had lands
and slaves. AIS land is worth double
rs much as BIS, but BIS slaves were
worth more than A.'s; yet, according to
i" Appomattox, AIS debt to B. must be
sealed. Is there any equity here? The
truth is that it is time this cry OF repudla-
ton or scaling should he stopped. The
homestead and what is styled the poor
mans law ought to satisfy large ma
iority of the debtor class. The creditor
class. it seems, must shut their mouths
and take just what the debtor class will
allow them. Any justice or equity in
that?
II the Legislature can afford any relief,
it may, perhaps, be found in requiring the
To- lands to be sold on long terms-say one,
two, three, four, and five years-giving to
the courts sound discretion as to time, and,
as now, requiring dsinterested freeholders
to value the lands and certify adequacy Of
price, sc.
The writer feels gerry little personal inte-
rest in "Appomattox' scaling PROPOSE
ton but believing that justice and equity
should he dealt out to all alike, and that
that would be best done by letting "well
enough alone,'' would suggest the propriety
of our legislators observing great eau
ton, lest they may make matters worse.
Let them remember the blunder of the stay
law, which has, in the opinion of most
men, entailed o curse upon our beloved old
State. JUSTICE.
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Election OF. Judges.

Fpt ehC iNfShuioHa DlsPatti-
The Legislature that ASSEMBLIES to-day
have grave and responsible duties devolv-
ing on them, not equalled, in my Judgment,
by any of its predecessors. The purpose
OF these gentlemen is, know, to so dis
charge their duties as to have it said OF
them +" Well done good md faithful SER
want" They mean TO act for the good OF
The ,ohole people, and will take it in no un.
kind spirit when unite with the Winchcs-
ter Times and other able and influential
journals in suggesting the election of ju-
dietary of the dblest and most discreet 5s.-
riSts, without regard to the disabilities UNI
der which they labor. Congress will then,
doubtless, in every case, remove their dlsa-
.bilities, and the Legislature by such course
will have escaped the impufation of confin-
ing these most responsible appointments to
their own body, or to their peculiar friends.
The machinery of the new Constitution Gn-
!. Guiding the homestead and school system)
is to be put into practical working by the
courts, and surely now, if ever, we need
the experience, legal ability, and discretion
of our best men.
Another thing is respectfully suggested !:
Z that the system Of getting up recommend
atoms in favor of particular Individuals for
judicial Office, signed by members Of the
bar, is not entitled to the weight it seems to
carry at first blush. A paper is gotten up
by an active friend or two on grounds en-
tirely personal, and one name after another
is perhaps reluctantly obtained, ignoring
entirely, it may be, the best men in the
district or county. If this system is to be
the rufe, then hesitate not to say that the
cards may be most effectually packed, and
the very arorSt judiciary may be selected.
The members of the Legislature, if wise,
will know who are the best men in the sew
eral localities, and without regard to mere
personal consideration will doubtless elect
them. SEyny.
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IRISH and FRENCH r0rLINs ct seauc

IRISH and FRENCH r0PLINs- ct reduced
prices
3, ACK and COLORED SILKS to suit the times; ;
BED BLANKETS at 80 worth 70;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs at &C.
per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from 37sc. upwards;
LINEN DOYLIES at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH at 1oc. per yard;
PLAID POPLINS from sc. upwards;
yELyETEENS In all colors;
BLACK ALPACA at great bargains;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCHE SHAWLs
cheaper than ever; ....
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SHAWLs;
cI,OAKs and CLOAKINGS-a full assortment !;
A ,complete stock of FLANNELS in all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICoEs, CoTToNs, sHEET1NGs, &c.-a
full stock-at the lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CoRsETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, &c.--a full line' ana
at prices to suit everybody;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR at greatly
reduced prices;
and great many other articles In our line winch
are too numerous to mention.
So all ask is to give call and convince your
self ut JULIUS SYCLE'S
as Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
SATURDAY-CLOSED. ia 22--sm
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BY ". 3. Robins, Auctioneer,
No. lnn2 Main street,

VALUABLE DAIRY AND TILLAGE
Y FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request OF the owner. General j. Ii. Gleason,
shall, on THURSDAY, February H. 1870, at 2
O'Clock u. NJ, on the premises. expose to sale III
public auction To the highest bidder that very val
liable and highly productive FARM known as
GREEN MEADOW, lying on the Ch1ckahomny
river I'm Henrico county, and extending up to the
line of the Richmond and York River railroad,
corneriDg thereon at point about ten miles east
of Richmond, and within 4 half mile OF Meadow
station, on the said railroad.
The tract contains SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ACRES, more or less; from $50 to 400
acres Of which, including 125 acres of fairgrounds,
are clcared-thc latter being we'll ditched ana
drained The rest is in woods of various cha
racter, including some very valuable timber.
The improvements consist of an excellent
FRAMED TWO-STORY DWELLING Of five
rooms, nicely painted the parlor papcred, In good
condition OF repair, handsomely situated, and
surrounded by lawn well shaded; an out-kitchcn,
stable. oYerseer's house, &c.
The property will he sold as whole or divided
into two parcels-one OF about 400 acres. with the
dwelling &C., and the other of about $50 acres,
with the oversecr'S house, each having fair pro-
portion of low-grourtls, meadow, and woodland
Persons attending the sale Will leave Richmond
BY railroad ut o. clock p. NJ, and return by half
past o. clock the same evening.
TERMS: One-thrd cash: balance In SIX and
twelve months, with interest, secured by Il trust
deed
For further particulars apply to or address tie
auctioneer. w. b. ROBINS, AuctloDeaT.
fe 4-eod1w&tdtds lSn2<nafn street.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE.
1 On WEDNESDAY the 10th Instant, COM
,nencino at 10 O, clock, we viii SELL without re-
aerve. ut our auction.roons, very large ana de-
sirabjc assortment Of fresh and reasonable
Oh "Di. DRY GOODS
\ great variety Of new and choice
sonds suited to eaFly spring sales included IN
which which viii be large Tot Of STOCK GOODS from
9 9eaa nas nou K0OTs Shoes, and BALM0RALS,
cons,stine Of every variety for men, women,
misses boys ana children aoo among 9Th Snc banE
i ..t GpponE If ROOTS and SHOES. sold for &C
c Of whom it may concern-all choice goods
... ALSO,
100 dozen MEMS and BOYS, HAZE Mrs sa'eS' Styles
s soo pits VIZ hPPJNG PAPER,
70 . PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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Ka,ssr1l n aArSs...r afure Dayt.
-, BY WELLINGTON Goddta.
,A,,c.ior,eer and Real Estats Agent.

y,EAT BEAUTIFUL HALF.AgRsEi
ToT No. ISL AT THE sOUTHEASI Cgk,
NER AND EINIa sTKEEsT % MI Lewis
Mehh shaII soII mt auction, on the premises, on
TU gRs The 18th Of February G,c cn,cs
beautiful mALEAGRE IF INF Mr LEWIS
a. yh S.ontsur on the east tine OF Ninth street
is rect ,funnfs back $50 feet to an aley 70 DC DC
divided into lots OF suitable size, frontime OF,
Ninth street. according to plat 70 pe eAiipie" -
'i These lots are set in flowers shade trees &C,
and are amongst the most attractive OF my mo
ness horizons OF our city should attract the attc
ton OF those Wishing to build private residences
for their own use. .. o,,bt
and tw Give months for negotiable notes, interest
aoeeo' seeuieu " =" s y 'P' W. GODDIN,
Auctioneer.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.

The provincial exchanges of the Dispatch
have attributed to it's editors and contribu-
tors a remarkable erudition; and as
reader of the paper, We can do so likewise.
But we must be better paid for our compli-
ment than these provincials have sometimes
heen. We implore the assistance of edi
tors and contributors in deciphering the
following words, which we recently met
with. 4 word from "The Educational
Journal" might throw light upon it ::
These are the words: Telfqzz a!3,zGa1a1 E! =
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

TURNITURE, GAs-FIXTUREs, IRON
T. SAFE, &C., ATAUCTI0N:-onT H lIiI 81 Az Y
the 10th instant at 10 O'CLOCK. we VIII sen at me
stairsj, q portion of his FURNITURE, consist
ing Of
BUREAUS,
SOFAS
MIRROR,
GAS-FIXTITRES and CHANDELIERS,
MARBLE-TOP WASHsTANDS,
BRUSSELS CARPET and RUG:
large lot of FLOOR OILCLOTH, &C.
ALSO,
One excellent IRON SAFE, made BY Herring
CO Auctioneers.
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,o1o DoMEsTICs. DoMEsTICs.

1870. DonEsT1cs' DoAEsrlos'
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER
have lust opened a large stock and full assort-
mcnt of the celebrated brands Of
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUsLINs
and respectfully ask call from buyers before
80 purchasing elsewhere.
"oUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
ALSO, /
desire to call the special attention of the
LADIES
TO their unbroken stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
which are being closed out
AT AND BELOW COST.
a splendid line Of
PoPLINs. PLAIN AND STRIPED. only CSC.
per yard (reduced from IS and soc.)
A beautiful assortment Of
EMBROIDERIES, VERY CHEAP.
sHAWLs, CLOAKS, sHAWLS,
Alta SACRIFICE.
MEMS WEAR,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETS, SC, .:.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
And n full stock Of
NOTIONS,
such as usually found In frst-class
Dry Goods Store.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
s27 Broad street.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
statesmen: W. c. Kean, j. II. Chenery, and
J. SlaGc.
Closed on SATURDAYS. fe1
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.-s BY W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.


FXECUTRIX's SALE OF sEvERA 4!
u BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMENTS.
AND A LARGE NUMBER OF BU!LD1SG
LoTs, IN THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE on
UNION HILL ROUNDED BY NENABLE,
ARLINGTON. TWENTY-FOURTH, AND
TWENTY-FIFTH STRFETS.-At the request or
the executrix of the late William Culingsworth,
deceased shall sell at AUCTION, on the premises,
mencing at "a O'Clock P. NJ. that truly beautiful
SQUARE OF LAND located as above descrihed,
with FOUR BRICK and THREE FRAMED
TFNEMFNTS thereon.
The square will be suh-divided into lots having
fronts on Venable, Darlington, and Twenty fifth
streets running back the usual depth to awide
allev.
This part of the city has recently been much I'M
proved, and the LOTS are amongst The hand
soonest now or likely soon to come on the market.
TO persons Of limited means this properly pre-
sents many attractions. as the nechhorhood Is
good and churches of different denominations
very convenient. A map Of the property can be
TERMS One-f fourth cash; balance at ), g. and
u months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
Re 5 ". GODDIN. Auctionecr.
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& ROUSS,

DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS STILL ON THE DECLINE!
suctIoprooms crowded Goods sacrificed at
ba1f.price Arrival of the Isaac Bell on the oath
of January, 1870, with shipment of
AUCTION BARGAINS
far DJTCKWAIL & ROUSS. Closing out our
WINTER STOCK at nominal prices to make
room for the
NEW BARGAINS ARRIVING
Inv every steamer, bought mt the new rates, and
sold accordingly. VIII give prices next week.
tvs
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AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, January 81, 1870.
mo OWNERS OF DOGS AND GOATS.
4 LICENSES for the year 1870 are required TO
he taken out at the AUDITORS Office before the 18th
az FEBRUARY NEXT, or incur the penalty i'm
tosed by ordinance.
ia 90 -tF15 City Auditor.
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By A. G. Pulliam Auctioneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets

By A. c. Pulllam Auctioneer,
soutbwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF DOUBLE TEN
Il EMENT AND LARGE LOT ON PERkSS
STREET NEAR FOURTEENTH), mANCHES-
TER.-As trustee In two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell and William I. Clopton, trustee; to me,
certain therein datsd me ne
County. Volume d. pages isl and 49, being required
to do So Will sell at auction, on the premises on
the lot No. M in plan Of Manchester, fronting on
south side of Perry street ls2 feet; and running
back les feet, with DOUBLE TENEMENT there
TERMS: Cash as to 1865; and the balance on
such terms as Mary Powell or her trustee shall
direct. y. N. LEE, Irustee,
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

GRANITE FRONT BRICK DWELL nIa r
STRFET RhETTWEEN MONROE AND HENRY
sTREETs. AT AUCTloN;-0n :, MoN M r1,I sa she
mon the Premises, the DWELLING above re-
ferred TO. adjoining the residence OF Mrs. 5; y.
hbernethy, It Is has eight rooms, well hnlshed ;
also kltchen-all. covered with slate ana LII goou
The terms will be made known at the time OF
sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
sur" ta Auctioneers.
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BY James II. Taylor, 4 ~
~. Zeal Estnte Agent and Aactioneef,
~. ar NMra No. eaf MnsSs atrf.ef, q IS :

rv1RusTEEss SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II AT ROCKETTS, IN THE CITY OF ROB.
MOND.-By virtue Of . deed Of trpst execntea 0y
Christopher Welsh to the subscriber pc trnstee
dated the s day q July ,sss s nonr 1 te
city Of Richmond to secare the payment OF snree
negotiable notes therein described default neyinigg
been made in the payment Of POTION o. s satd
notes and at the request OF the benahclar IN saio
deed, will proceed to sell at public auctlon. ON
the 9th day of February, 1879. ut O'CLOCK M,
on the premises, the PROPERTY therein COZ NJ
at Rocketts, fronting az feet on north slae OF
Nicholson qtreet md running BACK III pafaiiei
TERMS One.hair cash the balance ct four
months, for negotiable note, interest aoueos Sc
e ia % W uee' JA j MES NJ. TAYLOR, TRUSTEE:
GALE OF IRON AND OTHER PUB
y Lie PROPERTY At AgcTto sS; ,,s ss som-
tary Of the Treasury will sell at PUBIC anes ,sao
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of Fepruary; E.o,
at IL O'Clock NJ, at Drewry's Blufs on 5anes
river, property estimated as follows:
IS tons ARMOR PLATE,
Is tons SCRAP WR0UGHl,
Iron GIN, 9, 600 pounds; .....
Iron GUN. 1000 pounds;
400 bounds COMPOSITION. =
A boat will be In readiness at the New forR
wharf at 10 A. M. which will convey bidders 10
and from place of sale ut reasonable enarge'
rr- Collector OF Customs.
CUsroM-HoUsE, Richmond, Va, Jan. 10 1870
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By wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

Auctl0neeE ana Real Estale aSehs'
T,RUsTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEEN AND AZ ID, Sc %;
vENTEEkTH. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust
executed by II. J. Calisher and Bertha his wiie 10
our predecessors In office, the one executed ON the
18th iay of April, 1s6s and the other on the llth
day of November, 1868, We shall. on WEDNEs-
DAY the 9th day OF February. 1870 expose to sale,
on the premt ses, at L. O'Clock NJ, at public nuc.
ton 10 the highest bidder, the property conveyed
by said deeds, consisting of that VALUABLE
Lot AND STORE on Main street between Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth streets, commonly known
as the upper tenement Of 1.-The Mansion House
Hotel - aud fronting on Main street nineteen feet
ten inches and running back between parallel lines
nuety-four feet to alley fifteen feet wide. with
the use OF passage three feet three inches wide,
in common with the owner Of tie tenement next
below on Main street.
Terms: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
of executing said trust, and to pay off and dis
charge the amount due and payable upon the
two bonds, secured by said two deeds of trust,
and the balance at such credit and to be secured In
such IN amer shall be prescribed by the said IL.
j. Calisher ut the time of the sale.
+. LOEIhlAN,
GEORGE HIRSCH,
JULIUS IDE,
Trustees Of the German Building Association
No. .. ja2s
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!. st q, ,,l WORTH OF DRY GOODS


100000 WORTH or = OF DRY GOODS cd
soLD AT COST TO CLOSE OUT WINTER
GOODS,
consisting Of 81
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
~ cLoAKs, sHAwLs,
i BALMOEALs,
UNDERsHIKTs and DRAWERS, :
GLOVES, WooLLEN HOSE,
A." KNIT sONTAGs, HOODS,
sACQUEs, NUBIAs, sCARFs,
BREAKFAST CAPES, ARABS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH MERINOs, ALPACAS, ~
POPLINs, DELAINEa
2ff BLACK and COL ORED CAss1MEREs.
Also, a splendid assortment OF
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS,
TARLETANS, all shades;
LINEN and COTTON sHEETlNGs,
II. p1ILow-CAsE COTTON and LINEN,
IRISH LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTToNs,
BED-TICKINGs,
DOMESTIC PLAIDs.
DARK and LIGHT PRINTS,
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, &C.
We offer all the above goods and many others
here at unusually low prices IN order
to reduce our stock sand ask call from the public
In general.
Our country friends will please take notice OF
where we are now located, and come and see us.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
COL Broad street, corner Sixth, and
.... - 3l5 Broad street, between
cot Third and Fourth.