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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-02-10
HOUSE AND LOT.
House AND LOT,
TOWN LOTS

so town lots in desirable localities, will b
offered for 80 days only.
FARM.
n acres In Concord township, Ross County,
8 miles east Of Good Hope, Fayette Comfy
convenient distance from Church and Sshool
House, In a good stute of cultivation; ~ acres
timber, IS acres In clover living water, new
~ story frame house, Terms, 500 % pen
acre-$2s 90 cash and balance In one and two
years, with 6per cent interest. Present own
er, IL. IL. Chevee.
10 acres one half mile South Of Washington
Good brick dwellings barn out.buildings and
fences all In good repair VIII sell the whole
piece On 10 acres on the North Side OF said land
The above Is but partial list of property on
our books. We havere property Of all Kinds
and at all prices, and persons wishing to buy,
cannot fail to be suited by consulting us We
propose TO publish q monthly descriptive list
Of all property In our hands for saley al
VERY DESIRABLE FARM.
1852 acres Ofthe best land in Fayetto county,
situated In Paint township, miles North bi
Blo0mimgburg 100 acres good timheri liViAg
water; good young orchard; ~ story frame
house; strong black soil, well fenced, IN geed
condition Terms $50 per acre, one thiid
down, and balance to suit purchaser,
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MEMORANDA.


Ship Progress, simons, from Antwerp for Philadel-
phia, was spoken 14ih inst. lat. So long 3. ,.,.
Ship washington Booth, Gunby for Philadelphia,
sBiled from Liverpool 18th inst.
snip sanspareil, McAlpin, at Liverpool 10Th inst
from Savannah.
Steamship Tonawanda, Barrett, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Savannah 29th mat
Steamship Empire, Hunter, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 26th inst
Bark Frank Lovett, Smith, hence, at Falmouth
18th inst
Bark Jennie Berteaux, Harris from Baltimore for
Philadelphia was below Fortress Monroe 9th inst.
Brig Mechanic, Dyer, cleared at Portland 9th inst
for Cardenas.
Brig Isaac Carver, Shoot for Philadelphia, was
loading at Wilmington, N. c., 26th inst.
Schr wanderer. Ricketts,, sailed from San Andreas
9Th inst for Blueheds.
schrs John Lancaster, Williams, from Norwich,
and E. E. Potter Williams from Greenport both for
Philadelphia, at New York 9th inst
Schrs Granite State, Burgess; Ida L., Bearse;
Oriole, Baker; and r. j. Henderson, Henderson, for
Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 9th inst.
Schr Hawatha, Lee, from Newburyport for Phila-
Schrs Flora, King hence for Boston, and Deborah
Jones. Baker, from Boston for Philadelphia, passed
sailed from Holmes Hole p. M. 2bth inst.
Schrs Neptune's Bride, Roberts, cleared at Calais
dora, Higgins, on the 21st, all for Philadelphia.
schr r. Reed, Gregory, from vinalhaven for Phla-
delphia, at Bangor 23d inst.
Schrs Rhodella Blew, Buckalew. and Alabama,
Vangder \ hence, at Providence 2ath inst st. pro,,,
dence a7th inst. for Philadelphia.
Schrs Jacob Kienzle, Steeiman, and Thomas Ellis,
Kelley, hence, at Newport L. M. 26tn inst.
Schr Cerro Gordo, Pearson, hence, at Newbury-
port 26th inst.
Schr j. E. Pratt Nickerson, hence, at Boston 26th
instant.
Schr R. X. Vaughan, Risey, cleared at Boston
26th inst. for Philadelphia
Schr Addie p. Simpson, Simpson, hence, for
Salem, sailed from Holmes Hole A. NJ 25th inst.
Schr Mabel Hall, Bartlett sailed from Bangor 2lst
inst for Philadelphia.
Schrs Hannie Westbrook, Littejohn, hence, at
Gardiner 21st, and Henry Adelbert, Dunton on the
22d inst.
Schr Minnie Kinnie, hence, at New London 26th
| instant.
Schr Quickstep, hence for Lynn, at Stonington
| 27th inst
Schr w. s. Thompson, Rayner, sailed from Rich
| mond 9th inst for Philadelphia.
Schr Daniel Clifford, Jrrell was loading at Charles
| ton 26th inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr c. E. Paige, Doughty, cleared at Wilmington,
N c., 26th inst. for Philadelphia, with 217 bbls tar,
27 cords wood, 400 cedar posts AZ tons old iron,
| 271 9sS shingles, and Il, ,931 juniper bolts.
Schr Lucy Christy, cleared at Baltimore 27th inst.
| for Philadelphia
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer Mllyille, Renear, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to Whtall, Tatum a. Co.
Steamer Mars Grumley, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. M Baird a Co.
Steamer Monitor, JONES' "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird a. Co.
Steamer ID. L. CAV, Her, 1s hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr. F..
Ital. bark Giuseppe Carao, b5 days from Palermo,
with fruit, wine, ETC., to Paul Pohl, Jr.
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, Ia days from Sagua with
molasses to K. c. Knight Co,-vessel to Warren &
Schr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, IL days from Matan-
zas, with molasses 10 r. II. Howell, Son d Co-ves-
sci TO Warren Gregg.
Schr Nellie Richardson, Davis, 20 days from Trini-
dad, with sugar 70 s. & w. Welsh.
Schr Lath Rich, Paddock, days from Boston, with
mdse. TO Knight Sons.
wse SS9s stSs Mars e. Ssg Teyerns Gays irOn
Schr Z. s. Conant, Gerrish, days from Boston,
with mdse. TO knight Sons.
Special Despatch % TIE Evening Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GRAoB May 30.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
Young Irwin, with lumber 10 Mcllyain Bush
ogdonian and Lizzie, with lumber TO Taylor q
Belts.
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Br brig Cairo, Vance, II days from Cardenas, with
sugar to c. & c. M oCallaghan. Experienced heavy
NE gales the entire passage. ..n...
Brig Zavala Williams Williams, II days from
Mobile, with old iron to order.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

! z. Merwin, Pugh, Savannah, c. Haslam & Co.
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The frame buildings attached to the West
Philadelphia Skating Rink we're destroyed by
fire about 1915 o'clock yesterday A. M.
Detective Levy yesterday returned from
New York, bringing with him Charles Brown,
alias Myers, charged with being concerned
in the burglary of Mr.. Esau's house, German
town, committed some time ago.
EARLY on Sunday morning, small safe
in the Office of the Tiger Hotel, on Vine
street. near Fourth, was carried into the yard
by thieves, probably with the intention of
taking it from the premises altogether. The
operators were, however, discovered when
they had reached the yard, and made their
escape through the gate.
AN attempt was made on Friday night to
break into the store of Thornley, & Chism, at
Eighth and Spring Garden streets, but the
operators were discovered and effected their
escape. Five large bags were left behind,
with which they intended to remove the
choicest of the stock.
During an alarm of fire about o'clock
yesterday morning, Mr.. John f. Meeser,
boarding at the house of Mr.. Joseph Noun
tain, northeast corner of Sartain and Poplar
streets, went up stairs to look out of third
story window for the fire. While he was in
the act of opening the shutters he fell to the
pavement, striking his head against the curb
stone, killing him instantly. The deceased
was thirty-nine years of age, and was a
brother of William Meeser, proprietor of the
Sunday Mercury.
Yesterday afternoon q man named John
Wright, while in a lager-beer saloon on Apple
street, above Brown, became engaged in o
quarrel with q party of young men. They
finally knocked him down and kicked him
about the abdomen. He was taken to
friends house in the vicinity, and DR.. Piper
being called in, he pronounced Mr. Wright's
injuries to be of serious character. The
injured man was subsequently removed to
his home, No. 126 Christian street. William
and Frank Coffin and Charles Snyder, alleged
to have been concerned in the affray, were
arrested and locked up in the Seventh Dis
trlct Station-House to await hearing. The
police are after others of the party.
Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed on Saturday at 1146.
"A reduction in the public debt at least
equal to that of last month will be shown by
the forthcoming statement.
-Delano's estimates are in a fair way of
being realized. The receipts for the fiscal
year will, it is thought, certainly reach $175,-
600, coo.
The privilege of putting prisoners in the
city prisons was, on Saturday, refused the
United States Marshal by the Salt Lake City
authorities.
When Gen. Garfeld's banking bill comes
up in the House, Gen. Schenck will move to
strike out the sections relating to funding,
and it is thought the amendment will be
carried.
Foreign Affairs.
-Serrano has been rejected for King by a
caucus of the Spanish Cortes.
-Prim says he will resign if Serrano re-
fuses regal rank.
"A vigorous search is ordered by the Span
ish Government for the Englishmen captured
by brigands near Gibraltar, and any ransoms
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'Orrcspondssn,es 9 s,,, 9t TIE Ercning Tslegrqgh: T.,

LEwEs, DEL, May 2s.-The vessels at the Break
water, excepting the Thomas Borden and s. II.
Thomas, are apparently uninjured
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston, II. Winsor
Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, Richmond and Norfolk.
w. p. Clyde a Co. |l -.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman New York. John F. Oil.
Steamship Whirlwind, Sherman, Providence, D. s.
Stetson Co.
Steamer New York, Jones, Georgetown and Alex
andria, w. p. Clyde Co. A
Steamer F. Franklin. Pierson. Baltimore, A.
Groves, Jr. ~
Str NJ Massey, Smith, New York, W. N. Baird d Co.
Str Novelty, Shaw, New York, w. M. Baird q Co.
Str Vulcan, Wilcox, New York, w. NJ. Baird Co.
Brig John Welsh, DR., Vanseow, sagua, s. w.
schr =. Merwin. Pugh, savannah, c. Haslam & Co.
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p. johnson and Exemplar, with lumber to Patter-

n. Johnson and Bxemplar, with lumber TO Patter-
son LippncOtt.
G. NJ. Blanchard with lumber TO Crag& Blanchard.
Grapeshot, with grain to Hoffman a Kennedy.
Three Delaware and Hudson boats, with anthra-
cite coal, for New York.
Bertram, with bark to captain.
Correspondence Of The Euening telegraph
EASTON a McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, May 2s. Five barges leave
in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE May 2S-Twenty-four
barges are ready to leave, but no steamer here to
take them, owing to the storm. Will probably get
away on Monday.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, May 30.-Barge
Mary and Emma, with coal for Norwak, Conn, left
on Saturday. L.S.C.
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Foreign Affairs.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
Bun RISES. .......... 432 MOON SETS.
Sun SETS .......... 1928 HIGH WATER 14l
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOHN o. JAMES,
c. b. DURBORow, COMMITTEE OF TIE MONTH.
L. l.. GILLESPIE,
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DIED.

FoRD.-on Friday, the 10Th instant, GEORGE w.
FORD, Jr, only son OF Sarah A. Ford aud the late
George w. Ford, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends and those OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF his mother, No. 942 n. Twelfth
street, on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
HEYwooD.-On the 14th instant, WILLIAM HENRY,
son OF Samuel and Louisa Haywood, aged years
and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents Dauphin street, below Twenty
ninth street, North Penn Village on Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. To proceed TO Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
KANE.-On the 10Th instant, at the residence OF his
son Edward, No. SIT Locust street, DANIEL KANE,
aged 100 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funera from the resi-
dence OF his son-in-lGw, John OBrlen, No. 1921
kater street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
SHARPLEss.-On the 18th instant at Cheten Hills,
near Philadelphia, HENRY IL. g, SHAMELESS, in the
47th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, frem the residence of his
brother-in-law, T.. Hum, No. 26 II. West Penn
Square, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 10TH instant
at ~ O'Clock.
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Mr.. WILLIAM cassidy, the ieweller at No. 8 s.
Second street. has OF the largest and most attractive
stocks Of all kinds Of Jewory aud Slverwsre in the city
He has also on hand largo assortment Of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable etock is now
being sold ont below cost preparatory 10 removal Those
who purchase at hA store at the time certain
TO get the worth Of their money.
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II VI. CA Il ID w H. u. r. =.
No. 81 N. EIGHTH STREET.
Black Silks very cheap prices, ST. 125, 371l 81 Ids
175, 200, 225, $50, 800.
Black Alpaca and Puro Mohair, very cheap.
Japanese Silks, 81 per yard.
japanese Silks, dress patterns, Sl2, 10, II, Is.
Silver.grey Poplins, silk and wool, $ll21G.
Shifting Linens, Linen Towels.
Linen Napkins, fast edges
Large Plaid Nainsook SWISS and Cambria Mu5lins
HAVE OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
LOTS OF VERY CHEAP
DESIRABLE GOODS,
FROM LATE AUCTION SALES.
Lupins q blue all-wool Delaine, 37]4c.
Lupins 4 stripe lwool Delaine, 25c.
Lupins 745 inch black alwool Delane, "a, 50, S71Gc.
Lupins black Tamise, 81, 11s1.
lot very rich striped Poplins, Bike
lot colored Alpaca, double width 25o.
lot marled Poplins, wide, 37hc.
piece Black Silk, 81 per yard,
! lot mohair Chal Cloth, a5c.
Purple and white and blue and white plaid Silk, 81.
% dozen hemstitched and corded-border Handker.
chiefs, 25c.
10 dozen mems colored border Handkerchiefs, 45
and SOC.
White PiQue. "a, II, 37%, SOC. 413 ths2t
White Piaue French, yard wide, 62IE and roc
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CIAyMoNT. Del, March 49, l87O.-The ladies of my
family have had the privilege of using Grover Baker
sewing machine for than thirteen years, and Of
comparing it with other machines esteemed by many and
able to the opinion that they believe 1t is
not surpassed by any other in Its durability sim
plicy, and Of management combined with OF her
qualities. render ii pre-eminent in their esteem.
JOHN b. CLEMSON, ID. u.
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m HARRHED.

FoLKBOD-PACKBR.-On May 9. 1869, nv Alderman
David Better, EARL ABEL FuIKRoD to Miss Lucy A.
PACKER, both Of Philadelphia.
MAR1N-SNYDRR-Aprl IL, by Rev. William
Cathcatt, MIR. THEODORE w. MARTIN to Miss MARY
A. SNYDER, both of this city.
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KKRR's CHINA HAIL, No 1918 CHrsNUr STREET,
China Glass loaned Parties, Balls and Entertain
ments for three per cont selling price. Elegant
Hpergnes for flowers fruits bonbons, etc Bro1zes and
Vases, heavy plated Forks Spoons and Knives kept
pressy hiring parties, at l2 cents per dozen.
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HAVING secured the services of the best workmen,
prepared despatch all orders entrusted to with
promptness and satisfactorily those favorng Car
pets altered and put down, furniture reupho!stered,
covered and vanished. bedding overhauled, furniture
slips cut and fitted. ALBERTsoN Co,
No 1885 CHEgNUr Street,
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Nos sos and 6O5 Ohesnut st,e,

BUSINESS MEN find the American House, Boston, their
most convenient stopping place. Newly furnished with
passenger elevator, cafe, billiard halls, forty
suite, ETC., this hotel maintains its high rank.
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CITY ITEN1s.
SpnIss ovERcoArs

bPnTNG OYERCOATs.
BETTER STYLE,
BETTER IN FIT,
BETTER OUT,
BE1TEn MAKE,
Ndu any oilers Hcddymodc ~ the city, at prizes from IS
70 $50.
BENNETT Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No Sis MARKET STREET.
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WANAMAKER BROWNS Boys SUITS, SO UP
VaBanlaker as Bro,ca's GariJaiciis and Bisnarks H
Wandn0ker e BrOtH'S Business Salts, B9 up.
Haudmaker tf BTONH's ChssfSrGsids
WdHaadker 6 BrOUR's Netc Style Walking CDr's.
WdRGmGker Gt BrOWa's Dress Sacks.
WaaaDaker ot BroWRs light OUercodtS.
Wandmaker IL BroWnS Spring ODercodts, 10.
WandmakeT &c BToua's black Suits St7 up.
WqnanldIseT q BrOtCnS Mellon Suits $40 uJ.
WanamaLsr a. BTOtgp's Youths CheSteLyields.
Wandmdker CE BrOUns fOuths' Metropolitan SfcGf
IVanagldker Il BrOUnS BhIck DTess IdNtS 40
WanGInaker of BrOrH's BLACK Dress Vest, So Up.
ipan0m1ker a. Br0tcns CieTgUaens Suits.
Wanamaker a. BrOwR's SIX faced ChesterfeltIs
WannJnaLer n BroWRS Register Walking COdts
WanGnlaker o Brolch's liAietot Street Goats.
Wananaaker q BrOui,'s HdTris Cashmere Suits
Wanamaker of BrOtrn's Mem Syte Boys JDckets.
Ranontaker 81 BrOWa's Blue Suck Goats, $40 NJ.
Handnldker C BroioH's ErerB-eidy Pants, SO up.
Wa1anndker a. Broicn's SiU-mlued suits
Iya50maLeT f Brown's HOgS Dopt., ETSt floor
Wananlaker q Broir,s Custom department, DE tIrg 81 IN
Philadelphia.
s. NJ corner Ste u aud Market.
S n. Sirh and Market.
s. H. Sirfh ard Market.
gK Odk Hfi.
-" Odk Htdi.
tn Odh HdH.
sRs-oApD- Since last Fall we have secured the two
,rge lots adjoining and have erected upon then an
iroh ihinS NO" OAK HALL TWICE AS LARGE AS Bic
Hp T in order to accommodate the great mass OF peo
- ,sho have become customers we invite all our
stomers with their neghbors aud friends TO pay us an
ariy visit TO examine our Inammoth buildings anu 10 IN
oct our "ain'H0'" WANAMAKER a BROWN,
CLOTHING ESTA ABLISuMENT,
Nos &c. 63l and $50 nj ARK kI Street,
and Nos. l, 3, 8, ,7@ w. and 10 o. oiAHh S''eo''
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OLD DOMINION TABLE -OARD-The proprietor
Of this Sauce, bringing It into the market, would OK
plain that he has not confined himself in preparation
antduated Virgnian recipe but th. he has the
contrary endeavored to improve upon the original and
that in doing he has aimed much initiate other
makes Of TO excel them That he has succeeded
in this ho has assurance of competent judges and
be refer with satisfaction the qualities of proper
body fine bright color appetizing odor, and superior
flavor which he has succeeded in attaining to in the
ration of the Old Dominion Sauce and also to the fact
that all of its ingredients pure and wholesome.
The favorable Judgment pronounced upon this Sauce by
the propretors many leading hotels and restau
of this city, who have been for timc supplied
with it its proprietor to bring it moro prom
uently before the public, trusting that its merits will
thereby become speedily known and insure for IL
that wide demand which he has prepared himself to
supply The price of the "Od Dominion Table SRucei is
reasonable the price Of Sauce in the market aud
IL IL warranted to give general satisfaction.
All orders from hotels restaurants, Dealers aud
aroeers will be promptly filled By the manufacturer and
proprietor.
G. LOWELL,
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN BURNS.
HOUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODS AND IMPoR-
TER OF HOSIERY,
Nos. 9i5 and 947 S. ELEVENTH street.
Above Spruce.
SALE OF SUPERIOR LINENS.
800 YARDS OF YARD-WIDE LINENS.

$500 YARDS OF YARD-WIDE LINENS.
Cheapest and best in the city, medium and extra
heavy, for Ladies' and Gents wear
Yard vide Linens, %, 3TIS, 50, 55 65c. up.
Heavy Linen Shseting, 2k yards wide $50. up.
Heavy Linen Sheeting, 22f yards wde 81 up.
Pillow Linens, all widths and qualities
Power.loom Table Linens in new damask patterns.
Scotch and Irish blesohed Table Lipens, $40 up.
Genuine Barnsley Table Linens, S1 s5 up.
The best $3.50 per doz. Napkins city fast edges
Large size all Linen Towels, 125< 10 75c.
Bird. eye Linen by the yard or piece.
shirtne and Sheeting Muslins lowest market rates.
WHITE AND COLORED CORD RIQUE, 23c.
Beautiful Satin Stripe Pique, 25c. up.
Tucked Nansook, for children and ladies, $50. up.
Plaid Musns, 90 %, 90, IS, %, 81, $40. up.
Double width French Musns, 4bc. to 9iS5
Hamburg Hdgings and Insertngs, fresh goods.
Bishops and Victoria Lawns, shirrod MusIins
job Auction Lots Gents and Ladies' Hskfs
HOSIERY FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies' Full Regular made Hose, Is. %, Sic. up.
LADIES' genuine Balbriggsn Hose, 81, 75c. up.
Cents genuine Babriggsn HAlf-hose, 40, 45c. up,
Cents full regular made Half.hose. %, 25, 3Io.,
LADIES' extra long English Hose, SOC. up.
Children's long English Hose, DOC. up.
Gents Gauze medium texture Shirts, CSC. up. III
ladies' Gosssmer Vests regular made 75c. mp.
Children's Cartwright Warmers Gauze Vests all sizes
pin Ne T,
For covering Mirrors, etc Just received Job lot of
Pink Net 'ETsTERp iaisSs fSis EsSEySERY
Just recciyed lot q The most desirable pattern.
full line OF Width or Sizes, at reduced prices
BLACK FIGURED NET,
For Sailor Jackets. Several very pretty designs to-
soth'F with the otlTTEElEgs oTEEs soSDp lST prices usual
For Friends Cap. just received, superior quality
only 75 cents. - -
BIRD-EYE LINEN.
just received q perior Bird Linen, for 5Oc
HAIk-CORD PLAID BiUsLIN.
Just received several qualities of this desirable Mus
lin, much better than usual for the price.
VICTORIA LAWN, BISHOP LAWN,
rnA,D AH5 aaEH J4f $S5EHS AND D nr.
WERE,
And other kinds, making general assortment of White
Goods. together with speciates found in all
stocks Of White Goods. under regular prices at
WORNE'S,
II No. 80 North EIGHTH Street
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DRY FErr.-The most efectusl way OF guarding ones
health keep tho feet dry and that only bo done
by the use India Overshoes and the ncIe
ment upon u.s. would advise readers TO
buy none but the quality, which opybe had at
GooDyEARs Headquarters No. SS Ohsznut street, south
side, Philadelphix,
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WE Wish to call the attention of the Market Street
Clothing Houses Ten dollar Allwool Spring Suits
and Fivedolar Overcoats The Trade do better by
buying of us than making them up.
RoCKHIIL g. WILSON
Nos. 603 and 605 Chesnut strest.
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WE OFFERING Alwoo Spring Suits for ten dollars,
for five dollars cheaper than any suits
offered. Fine Coat, Pants and Vest for ten dollars
RoCKHIIb 4 WILSON,
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Real Scotch cinghams, in all
colors, 40 Gents.
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LIFE INSURANCE
= G
A M Z r | G. A n
Life Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Pollock, EK Governor Pennsylvania Drec-
tor of U. g. Mint.
j. Edgar Thomson. President Pennsylvania Railroad 23s
s. Third street.
George Nugent, Gentleman, residence Germantown.
Albert q. oberts, Ex- President Fourth Nat. Bank.
Philip Il. Mingle Seed Merchant 1O3 Market street.
Hon. Alex. G. Osttell, u. s. Senator.
Isaac Bazehurst, Attorney at Law, COS Walnut street.
L. NJ Whilldn, Merchant, ~ and % South Eren street,
Henry Bennett Merchant, 746 South Fourth street.
George W. Hill, Ex President Seventh Nat. Bank.
James l. Claghorn, President Commercial Nat Bank.
John Wanamaker Oak Hall Clothing House. S8 and go
Chestnut street.
THE AMERICAN issues policies on all desirable plans
low rates. and for security and promptness in writing
losses is unsurpassed by any Company in the United
States.
S. E. Cor. FOURTH and WALNUT SITS.
ALUX. wHILLDIN, President
JOHN s. WILSON. Secretary.
Reliable men wanted as Agents. az l6 % tuthslOtrD
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RUBBER OVKRsHoEs AND BooTH for Men, Women, and
Children, be had at retail at tho very prices
GoodyeGrs manufacture, old stand. no. sVG Oheznus
atreet. lower aide.
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snaER's FAMILY SEWING MAoATSzs
Ten dollars cash.
balance in monthly instahnents.
U. Il. DAVIS, No $40 Ohesnut streot
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