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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-02

MARK this: So soon as the election in
North Carolina IS over We shall have no
more Ku-Klux outrages.
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EoR SALE VERY CHEAP,

IS ACRES OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, on
the Lebanon pike; soil very fine, small house and
this State and Alabama, for sale, consisting of
mountain lands, mineral and coal lands, stock
farms, etc. A II. & W. P. HURLEY
Real Estate Agents,
iunl-tf No. 6 Maxwell House,
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unEE mUI,IVGAN.

1t will be seen from the card of this
gentleman, which we publish to-day, that
he declines the honor proffered him by
the Radical Executive Committee.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at 62 for the old issue
and Coz for the new.
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*. (. GE 81 lTTIELD
Ess. Is a. II
cox CT Ez-EEe E-2E1T.
z . "a. = i Z q z s

TTSPECIAL ATTENTION. Is CALLED T
T. the superior and complete stock q Custon
IraIo Furniture, which we arc now prepared 70 d
fer, ard such as has never been surpassed StranI
ers visiting the city viii find our stock complete
al times, and every article guaranteed.
Tho great success o. our business is the quail
Of to work VIC sell, and cur ye-y LIBERAL ualuI
Of doing business.
Y5u may r1st assured tLzt We sell none bat GOO
furniture ard .r1avlUtCe sIti-fgrti0u IN al cases
u. i. GEEESEIELD,
Eu5 - and I College street,
Nashville, Tenn.
Particular cEtruLi1u given to packlng, may-Zl
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nNE DRAY, TWO TWo-HORsE, IRON AXLE,
" Wagons, one Transfer Wagon; one four-horse
Wagon and beautiful Carriage.
Also, A TRACT OF LAID, rs acres, on the No
lensyille pike four miles from the Public Square.
This land is well located and well timbered. II
has a living spring On it.
All for sale, Cheap for Cash.
D. W. CLASSIC,
jy3I-ts No. Ts{ North Cherry street.
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 1909, advanced to 1911 and closed at
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CoTToY was quiet and steady in New
York yesterday at 20 cents for middling
upland.
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tennessee Hydraulic Cement.

A LARGE LOT OF TENNESSEE HYDRAULIC
a 6sToent lust received and for sale. This
rnent is q very superior article, and We viii sell 1t
cheap. ozo i,
may10-Sm dES' Y ALLEN q W.
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TIE now army law provides that it
shall not be lawful for any officer of the
army 10 hold amy civil Office, whether ly
election or appointment. And any such
officer accepting or exercising the func
liaus of civil Office shah at once cease
T. he au al:,rar Of ihe army, and his com
mission shall De vacated thereby. Gen.
Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chile, has been
recalled under this law Gen. Sickles,
Minister TO Spain, Gen. Badeau, Consul
General to London, and other military
officers holding civil positions, viii have
to resign the latter or at once consider
their commissions vacated.
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TIE more sensible of the Radical jour
nails are disguised with Holden and his
mob in North Carolina. The Washington
Republican says: "This conduct on the
part Of Gov. Holden win not tend help
his cause or to elevate him in the cstima-
ton Of q law-abiding people. There is
nothing in the affairs Of the State to war
rant the trial Of citizens by military au-
thority, especially as Chief Justice Pear
son had given Unmis,akable evidence Of
his intention TO deal with exact Justice. y
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MONEY continues easy in New York i
4G16 per cent on call. .-f
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IMPROVED
4. GA8YER C0TT05 GINS

lust RECEIVED LtEGE LOT OF ii
81 abovs CrtT..s Gins. Ono great imprOvomG
co1,sisfs I'm tF.5. having been made to run L.,
with c-reg;sr ..l-s,[ tisIi heretofore. These CT
are superior o. Sly others iTougi; 90 tllis ccunr
Sanrles ca. be sseu Of Oh y-l az or WarCEouFs,
and So Colles- stgert, Nashville.
ivI3-tf GEO. Q. ALLEN & co
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hDMrNISTRATRIX NOTICE.

With The Improved Guano Attacun1euI Auu OL"75
Seed Sewer.
CONTINUOUS GRAIN DISTRIBUTOR
The Disideratum Of SeedersI
Perfect in Mechanical Constructionl
Perfect in its Performance Of Work.
Sowing all grains, from the coarsest Msrrow1St
Peas to the finest kerneled With accuracy 1nlsIle
balls and dirt do not clog it. Seeding an even even
continuous stream through each tupei Pelo'r unns
equally well up hill or down, side MI OF level
No punching of Grainl n..Ao,t
No Liability to Get Out Of Order or BroKenI
r,r,,,. a, rI,,n Grain Drill or with Compost or
sd A+tacbpant For one of these Incompatible
rnscbines. address. ". L. BUCKINGHAM,
4'O--'A1''' "~'N-- General Agent,
msrs1y No. 59H 9. Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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T ARGE SHERIFF. SALE.

! wednesday, Thursday and friday, August 8,
and 5, we Will sell for account of Il. I. Gaines,
Sheriff, an extensive stock of Dry Goods, Clio h
ing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fixtures, etc, ETC.
these goods were bought for the city retail trade,
aud will be sold for CASH ONLY making it the
best opportunity for crest bargains offered this
season. YEATMAN, SHIELDS CO.,
iy3l-St IA, IG and is Porter Block, Cedar ST.
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Office, 68 West Van Buren, street. Factory Sc to
GS West Van Buren,, corner Clinton ST., Chicago.
\. CORWITH. Pres A. W. KINGSLAND, Sec'y.
G. W. SNALLEY, Supt.
Send for sample card and price List. msSeod6m
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TEHFIEssEE HYDRAULIC CEMENI
g . EE = 3 ~ Y.
lTc1aEVgVELI.E, TENN

Are now prepared to III, AZ the very shortest no
tice, and at the very lowest IHces, any quantity
our Cement. from one BarrcftO a thousand.
ask trial for il by Builders generally. AID guar
antse it TO be what we represent it.
Orders left with GEO. O. ALLEN Z co, Nos
and 90 so1th College street, viii be prompts
filed
Orders ca aIz0 be addressed to
JEO. PICKETT, Agent,
nay 1851 NcMinnUlle, Tenn.
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NOTICE
4. \. HORSE hill CO
MANUFACTURERS or
Patent Hammered Horse Nails.
"sTANDARD" HORSE NAIL.

Our Nails are manufactured entirely from
'Benzon" Iron, and are unsurpassed by any nail
Ii market. They are the
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800 LabOrerS Wanted.

WE WILL PAY S1.75 PER DAY FOR ABLE
w bodied LabOTers, to work on the North and
South Alabama Railroad, twenty-five miles south
Of Decatur, Ala. Good healthy locality.
ALSO
Several miles of grading (earth-work) and 10000
cross-ties to let TO good responsible contractOrs
G. v SAULPAW & CO.,
Contractors.
No. North Cherry street,
may12-tf NASHVILLE Tenn,
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Il H i II ID
National Bank Stock,
NINETY-ONE SHARES
To be Sold In Lots of from Five TO
Ten shares.
L o - t.,

YESTERDAY, BETWEEN THE JEwELRY
i store of W. II. Calhoun & Co. and the Dental
Rooms CT DIR. Herman, an oval shaped Coral and
Etsus case ladies' BreAstpin BY leaving it at this
office, the finder will receive suitable reward
jy3l-2t
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TUESDAY, AUGUSF :, is1G.
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mUsHCAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements,

at THE WALNUT, in consequence of the un-
dimished interest felt in his personation of "Rip
Van Winkle," Mr.. Jefferson has consented to
prolong his engagement for another week. The
continued success of this performance is GER
tanly remarkable. even when all its merits are
acknowledged. Mr.. jefferson has never at
tracted larger houses in this city than during
the last two weeks, and to fill theatre to over
flowing night after night at this season of the
year by an entertainment that has long ceased
to be noveltyis certainly feat that few actors
OF the day would be able to accomplish. As 1t
is, however, the public are as fond of "Trip Van
Wrinkle" as ever, and he will accordingly appear
every evening during the present week.
AT THE ARCH the Bryant troupe of minstrels
will present an entirely new programme this
evening. These Ethiopian delineators provide
an excellent entertainment for the hot weather,
and as they will conclude their engagement at the
end of the present week, those who have not yet
seen them should avail themselves of the few
remaining opportunities.
PETER X. ABEL's benefit will come off at the
Academy of Music on Thursday evening next,
and the main attraction of the occasion will be
Sheridan's comedy of The School for Scandal,
with Miss Josie Orton as Lady Teazle." A
crowded house is expected, and those who wish
to attend should secure seats at as early day
as possible.
AT DUPREz & BENEDICT's OPERA HOUSE
Mile. Marie Zoe will commence an engagement
this evening, when she will sustain the leading
role in the military drama of The French Spy.
AN interesting collection of anatomical curl
osities is on exhibition at No. 1905 Chestnut
H1.
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TREMENDOUS TORNADO.
Details of the Destruction of the Sautee Sioux
Mission, June I--Oficial Report.
SANTEE AGENCY, NEBRASKA
Sixth Month 2, 1870.

SANTEE AGEkCH, NEBRASKA,t
Sixth Month Q, 1870.
Hon. COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRs--RE-
sPECTED FRIEND:-I write to communicate to thee
the awful calamity that has befalen this agency
Yesterday at p. M. tornado passed by us, near
the agency buildings. 1t was waterspout which
appeared like a column OF cloud, reaching from the
earth to the clouds 1t came from the Southwest
and was seen fifteen or twenty minutes before
reaching 1t moved on to the northwest, whirng,
and apparently boiling up from the earth. 1 think
the volume of water contained in, it was not great
with great force and velocity, sweeping
the earth. In its course it levelled the
buildings of the Episcopal Mission to the ground,
totally destroying them in an instant Many OF the
chapel bell was taken 200 yards. Samuel d. Hin
man, the Episcopal missionary, and his family were
wonderfully and providentially preserved. Hs family
consisted Of his wife, three children and sister,
Emily West and Mary ]. Lee, teachers, none OF
whom were seriously hurt, though the building fell
upon them ALL Mr.. Ross who was studying for the
ministry was seriously hurt We thought last night
that he could not live until morning but to-day he
appears rational and Is much improved. We now
have hopes OF his recovery.
The carpenter, painter, and an Indian man were
at work in the hospital which was nearly finished.
The carpenter Stephen Davis, was killed instantly
It is supposed the building falling on him and crush
ing him..
The painter gentleman by the name of Young,
and Alfred Miller, a Santee, were carried by the
force of the wind one hundred yards, or perhaps
more, into body OF timber. Alfred Miller died very
soon after being found. Young is doing well, and
we hope will soon recover.
The tornado swept over space about two hun
dred yards wide, and as it passed through the tim
Der did not leave tree standing.
Respectfully, ASA M. JANNEY,
United States Indian Agent,
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COLORED CADETS.

WHY They were ,Reiected--The Action OF tho
ExGmlners Legitimate and Without Preiu-
the washington correspondent Of the New York
the recent newspaper comments against the Board
nassnd ~ " ro'n on os
are denied by the officers and oficals OF the War
Department. General Shriver Inspector General,
through the chief clerk OF bis bureau, Mr. BENJAMIN,
supplies the following trustworthy Information on
the subject:-Michael Howard (colored), son OF M.
Howard member OF 1.-THE the r Mssslsslpp sssl tegisature
When young Howard reached West Point, it could
readily be discovered that he had received little or
that he had not been at school over year. and he is
now eighteen years OF age. 1t Is q rule at the
Academy that all Candidates % must first pass medi-
nounced TO be physically capable. When his mental
or scholastic examination took place, it was almost
the Examining Board, and therefore cannot enter as
was nominated by. the Hon: Mr Hoge, and
mously certify to his physical inca
paclty. He has nervous affection of the eyes, and
OF the lungs and it is well known that he is gene
rally in bad health He is, however, very intelli-
gent having gone through course Of studies at the
Howard University here, and would probably pass
the mental and scholastic examination, but the law
OF Congress prevents his admission on account of
the physical disability. These two coored boys have
been treated with uniform Kindness at the Academy,
and the tricks that the boys usually play upon new
comers have been omitted in their cases. because
the cadets thought the people would say they were
roughly handled because they were coored boys
They eat at the table with the Others, and have
been subject to the same rules, aud under the same
protection. The Board OF Examiners and Medical
Board are composed Of gentlemen OF the highest
standing In the country and render their decisions
according to the law and the facts. Besides, there
is preponderance of Republicans In each board,
and Mr. Benjamin says the classes now at West
Point are Largely RepapRcan, n pocs & and G mat ne
ments referred to are Slanderous and untrue.
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THE ISSMEHsrTY OF OUR TRADE-The propriety OF pub
fishing ones business may be doubted in quarters
but as u has been done by of the business houses Of
Philadelphia, take sincere pleasure in joining the
ranks Of those who thus make publication.
During the past ten the amount Of business
foots TO the cheerful extent Of S5S520l3p5 These
figures warranted accurately and strictly
liable. t.r ..ts . t. t1n
All this immense bu,ness was transacted under the
ample roof and within the spacious walls of The Great
Brown Hall"
This is larger business than has been done by any
other Clothing House in Philadelphia.
Our capacity is ample Our resources abundant.
Our facilities sufficient TO double these figures
coming years. to increase them fold If necessary
Don't be afraid then. to and bring all your friends
in full force for the finest rament the lowest prices
"Tho Great Brown Hall"
Of
RoCKHILL WILSON,
Nos 6O3 aud sos Ohesnut street.
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"spALD1Ne's GLUE" useful in every house.

PLEASING ANNOUNCEMENT THE PEOPLE PHI
IADELPHIA AND VICINITY-Several large manufacturers
East having failed, bought the entire lot of
goods hand at bankrupt prices and have made and
making up into Mems and Boys Clothing in
superior syle and sell them at such prices only
such opportunities afford.
tE We have so men cutting early and late and
eE- over a thousand hands busy getting our
fB- goods made up. Every day adds large in,
a. rE- stalments of fresh and handsome goods to
eB- our large assortment.
eE- Ladies will find Boys and Ohdren's stock on
our first floor, to climbing up stairs.
eE During the past ten years we never had
gE- such enormous quantity of choice and
eE- cheap summer for Gents, Youths,
cE- Boys, and Children, and an examination
eg- will crafty any who cannot comprehend
eB- our enormous business and the vast prepare
eB- tions make for it. -t
We call special attention to
1853 Cuban Tweed Suits So and up
50s2 Cheviot Suits all shades and up
1878 Bannockburn Suits. 10 and up
5l4a Second-best Suits. IL and up
4407 Black Dress Suits. 10 and up
4947 White Vests ................... and up
63o7 Towel Nests.. 300 ana up
1890 Boys Suits. and up
1851 Children's Suits and mp
WANAMAKER d BROWN,
WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
The Largest Clothing House,
The Cheapest Clothing House,
Sixth and Market streets.
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suMMEz REsoRra.

GUNNER RESORTS ON. THE LINE OF
y PWHILsA5IDELPH5AA Phi al A AND READING RAILROAD
-. MAY 30, 1870.
- MANBION HOUSE,, MT. CARBON
Mrs. Caroline Wunder, PottsvilIe p o.. Schuylkil
TUbUARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. M L. Miller. Tuscsro 9 p @, Schuylkiil county.
y" = S"''1 MouET SxRMHI HoTsR, RHHDqTEfI,' county
Charles Oulp, Mount Carmel !. =; Northumberland 90
F. Mayer Reading zFb2liHsf1 Il AZ Hs5ts TSTKK Tf2SSPT'KK
fenf' "ea'e5 6ENTRHt ssff AykHTE sSTE' Rxh RS1uIfs
q. ID. Davis, Reading p. o., Berks county.
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS,
Jacob III. Bresh Oonshohocken p. q, MONTGOMERY co.
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
L. M. Koons, Boyertown p. o. Berks county.
LITIZ SPRINGS,
George II. Creider, Litz r. o. Lancaster county.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR.. a. Smith, Mernersville p o., Berks county.
GOLD SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY,
VIM. Lerch, Sr., Pine Grove P. o., SchuylkiH county
EPHRATA SPRINGS. - f..
PERKI0MEN BRIDGE HOTEL
Davis bongaker, Collegeville p. o.. Montgomery co.
PROSPECT TERRACE,
Dr' james Palmer, Collegevile o., Montgomery co
DOUTY HOUSE,
george o. Burr, Shamokin, Northum berlsnd county.
EXCURSION Tickets will be sold at Philadelphia TO ana
above points at reduced rates good for same day
day. 49, Is 2mS
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RUBBER oyERsHoEs AND Boors for Men, Women. and
Children can be had retail at the lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture. old stand. No aOs Ohesnu
street. lower side.
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LOOK THE RUINs-Aye, look at the ruins of what
magnificent of teeths to be every.
where in society Look at them and ask yourself IL it is
marvellous that such destruction is permitted when,
By simply using SozoDoNT, ANY TEETH, HOWEVER
be preserved from decay blemsh long
asli fa lasts9
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MARRIED..
HERs-MBRRIHEw.-On the 9th instant, at the
residence OF the brides parents by Rev. Charles w.
Duane, GEORGE w. Helms to EUDoRA, daughter Of 8.
L. Merrihew, ESQ., all OF this city.
SsYDER-BIssoUT.- the 5th instant, by Rev. w.
ii. BURERIL, Mr.. THEo. l.. SNYDER to Miss IDA b.
BIssoUT, both OF this city,
STARR-CARsE.-May H. by the Rev. G. Hughes,
MIR. SAMUEL STARR to Miss MARY w. CARsE, both OF
Camden.
DIED.
FRETZ.-On the 11th instant, CECILIA FRETZ, wife
OF John FretZ, OF Doylestown, Pa, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her father, Henry Remmey, No. 94I N
Seventh street. Wednesday afternoon, the 18th
instant, at O'Clock. To proceed 10 Glenwood Gene
terry.
MANDERFELD.-On the 18th instant, MARY A.
MAHDERFIELD, wife OF John G. Manderheld in the
3bth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husband No. 223 Lombard lstreet, on
Wednesday morning at ~ O'Clock.
WIHTE.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. M. NJ. WHITE,
wife OF Jesse White, Sr.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
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THE EVERY DAY Ills CHILDREN promptly cured
by DR. Jsynes 1onic vermifuge which fails to
Worms a.r
Is sure to strengthen the organs of digestion,
Is valuable tonic for all kinds of Weakness
fra sicky fretting children get well by the of
IL. Sold everywhere. -f gr. b.
Small size, 81 cents, double size 50 cents per bottle
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FOR THE SEAsHoRE
are the
SKELETON
BANNocKBURN SUITS,
made by
JUST THE THING

WHITE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CrrY.-Ths celebrated house
has changed hands 1t is in charge of that able and
well known caterer, Mr. b. Coffin. Those who know him
will remember his ability to provide the best the
affords With retnue of faithful and obliging servants,
the White House must prosper never before The
whole establishment is newly furnished etc. in sight of
Old Ocean, just above the former site home to be
desired.
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DRY FEET-The most effsctual way Of guarding ones
health is to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the of India Rubber Overshoes, and the ince-
ment season is would advise readers to
buy bat the best quality which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 30s Chestnut street, south
side, Philadelphia. -
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FOOD TREASURE FROM THE SEA.-Editors, physi-
and newspaper correspondents in all parts of the
country TO have investigated the merits of the SEA
Moss FARrNE made from pure Irish Moss Oarrageen
pretty thoroughly 1t has been subjected to the expert
mentum crucs nnmberless kitchens, and TO the orti-
csm of numberless epicurean paates, and the result
far Judge, is universal verdict in its favor.
It has been placed to speak, in the front rank of
food staples all that has been said of it by the
pattee Mr RANDY, and the Company interested in its
SALE appears to be approved and confirmed by public
opinion
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
% Ten dollars cash.
alance in monthly instalments.
O. +. DAVIS No $40 Chestnut street.
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NEW STYLE PICTURE.-The German Chromos made
A. X. P. Trask, No. 40 N. Eighth street. They must
seen to be admired.
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CITY ITEMS.

BUsmEss SoATs S FOR FOR men, , e. e
BUsIEEss VESTS FOR MEN, 81
BUSINESS SUITS COMPLETE, ST.
AT THESE Low PRIcEs-THEY ARE GOOD AND SERVICE
ApIE W WE SELL soaHSs WHICH VIZ Is NOT a,n,vrs
ABOVE THESE PRICES TO THE FINEST AND BEST TO BE
HALFWAY BETWEEN Bennett T . 4 Co.
FIFTH AND SIXTH srhEEFs No. sis MARKEr sTREET.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET GOODS DIRECT FROM
EUROPE OHEAP.-GEoRGE GAY will sail for Europe on
the Cty of Washington" June H. and will execute any
orders intrusted him England, France Germany
promptly, and for a small commission.
Orders may be left at GAYS CHINA PALACE. No. l022
CHEsNUT STREET. until the 18th of June.
The present stock closed make for fall
mportaons and offered at less than old gold prices
Below we quote prices of leading staple goods.
The stock Of fancy goods is offered at still greater dis
count from former prices.
Show room open till o'clock at night.
White White China China bnns bnns s m
White French China Tea Sets. A pieces ZOO
White French 5hina Es. Sets q pieces sSS
Best Stone China Tea Sets, "A pieces cups with
Best Stone obna Tea Sets pieces cup; With SoO
ns.s ssnslss;; sssss oiins oG:n6sr Set: sSS sS
Best Stone China Cups and saacers per set, il
White French China Cups and saacers per set il
Psrissn Granite Dining Plates 81 inches per ,.'
Table Tumbers per dozen IS
Table Ge6lets, per dozen 9 . iii - l
TO the transportation Office free OF charge aHd Insured
against breakage to destination.
Show room open till o'clock at night.
ma WILLIAM w. CASSIDY. the iswsllsr at No. 8 g..
Second street. Of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewsy and silvsrware the city.
He has hand large assortment of hne American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
beins sold out below cost preparatory removal Those
who purchase this store at the time
10 get the worth Of their money.
RUBBER OYERsHoEs AND Boors for Men, Women, and
Children be had at retail at the very lowest prices
GooDYEAR's manufacture. old stand, No SOS Ohesnu
street. lower side.