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REMAINS OF ADMIRAL FARRAaUr.-There
Is to be grand demonstration in New York
ON the occasion OF the arrival there Of the
remains OF Admiral FARRAGUT, which are
about to be taken to the Woodlawn Gene
terry, in Westchester county, New York, in
accordance with the request of friends
and relatives. The public desire in New
York seems to be to make sort OF atone
ment for the official neglect of the honors
due to the memory of the deceased on the
occasion of the burial ceremonies. Ihese
new honors may appease the shade OF the
dead, but they will not help to wipe out the
stain upon the nation caused by the lndh-
ference of the Administration to the honors
due to rank and service, shown by the ab-
sence Of all the chief members OF the CaDi-
net upon the occasion Of the funeral OBJ
seuuies.
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TEE PopE.-The King of Italy will more
than probably become sincere protector
of the Pope. Italy has been FESTIVE under
the presence Of French soldiers In Rome,
and has been led, 1t may be copJeetured, to
manifest some hostilities not very deeply
seated. The withdrawal of the French
troops and the introduction OF the Italians
mskes them the guardians of the Pope and
Of Rome, and they VIII at least give to him
the personal protection which any country
would feel called upon to extend toa high
dignitary OF Church. Butas the Italians
are Catholics it is probable they will go
much farther than this. But the Pope has
no chance for the preservation Of the Papal
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-Ihe Ne" 1orh
Standard of Wednesday has the following
gratifying information concerning the con-
dition of Chief Justice CHASE:
owe are now informed that Mr. Chlet
Justice Chase, now staying at the house or
his daughter, Mrs. Sprague, at Narragan-
sett Pier, is in the enjoyment OF excellent
1.-The story to the contrary was simply a
piece of idle political fiction, invented by
an indecent journal of New York city, and
intended to do Mr.. Chase injury.
"The country will rejoice to know that
this great statesman vii! resume ms laoors
canable of doing the prodigious amount of
work which has characterized every day OF
his public life."
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MIR. Sickness BODY GuARp.-Ihe recen'
announcement of plot amongst spah's..
bnnditti TO rob or murder Mr. sIckLEs' or
to both rob and kill him, is not q l.s.o a ".
markab,e In the ambassadorial career. LINZ, nu
Nav York " Grid suggests that proudly
some personal trouble into when : ora vi IL
t,nrs Ambassador has become involved Is
tuous nous h"ttom Of it +; that something OF an
a. . .nn At cards or social diplomacy has pro-
. o q desire for revenge on the part OF
somebody would hardly be dlscredited by
tbc nreyious good standing of our Ambassa.
dor to Spain.
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ssfEss.


AZ the residence Of MIRA. Lvdia Franklin, In
Manrheste the 1!h ins,sns. MT T.. INK
and dnughref OF Wftiiam W.Iimpcrihae' In lhe
! hirsy4sisth rear Of her age.
The brightest stastof home fsg re:
The one thar liz kad the tie or friend ship,
| Aud mndg each kind liena .douhly dear
Va For the many pains she suffered here.
she was foo brirh for this sad, lonely. world J
she ss gone e d11 fts hsr snfs1 m9hs
Though they m sv lay beneath the ground 1.-ss,
The form Of MARGARET dear,
know her spirit hoyecs round
And iningles With US here.
Her home m ~ be In Heaven above, -.
Yet oft to us below .-,...
She will return TO breathe her love-
The angel told me 30.
Her funeral viii take place a. her brothers T EN-
friends and acquaintance are lnVltso 20 a'teho;
Cincinnati Commercial please copy.
Wednesday night sep.epser l4ta ut bis laia sR
FfS saes 81 som sn,S Of John and
Perkins, in the nth year OF his ago a1ter pfie'
ILLNESS OF eleven hours. t- ~"
They hs, dn mns: soy 70 aes
Bnt God above knows best
When the little ones must 20.
Friends and acquaintances of the Family are are, In
vtted to attend his burial from his iatner n1
corner Pine and Cary streets, FRIDAY MUM
ING at 10 o. clock. s,o..o ,onv.
Washington and baltimore Papef7 pie''e .Nf.
Tn Richmond, on the I5.n Instant HAKEf =.
LOVE. infant child Of William T. and Iathap or
Lowe, aged orc year, orc month "iiu GIG '
We had little Harry onco;
He was our darling prize.
Tic little lamb IS no" ~ rest :.t.
Close by the Saviours side. u.s..
90, little loved one, go, ....-
.. 80. a ,ther,s heart can tell, ..
And none but hers can fully know
HOW hard to say farewell. .
..... Conc but not forgotten.
His funeral will take place at his fathers's resi-.
dence 1910 Main street, THIS AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock Friends aud relatives are respectfully
in vIted to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy. .. -
On Wednesday the l4th instant at O'Clock P.
NJ, Julien CABELL, sen Of John X. and ID.
g. BEDFORD agad two years.
of his parents, No. az Third street, on Z R1DAf
NOR ING the 10th instant st 10 O'Clock. This
friends Of the family arc invited to attend. Y
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~ AUGUST %, 1870.

ME- AUGUST 70, loiV'
NEW GOODS! NEW GoODsl
T. r. PRICE & co.
are daily opening for September sales' ei'nef .
tail or wholesale, col, 60,
New lines OF choice PRINTS at 10. i2sc.' &c. :,
RACK MoHAIR and ALPACAs, every grauei
IRISH LINEN tall iincnI, LINEN shEr $3.50 rT ~s'
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS ana ~" Hn'
INGS,
mo11eNiNa GOODS 10 speciality;
Rr,aCK BOMYAZINFS, BLACK DELAiNIo'
RACK TAMIsE, BLACK BARATHEA,
ENGLISH GRAPE Wells. WIDOWS FE.Le,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH CRAZE, arc ga a. .
GRAPE, BLACK KID GLOVES, none ou'
best kept by this house; ,. ye
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other SINS -
ON hand, and more expected these gooos WIZ
be sold ut old rates, although the Europs"A
war has advanced them greatly;
FRE&CH CURSET3, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUNTLETs,
THREAD GAUNTLETs, ..
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL CoTfoN'
CLOTHS CASsIMERES, &C, &C., r"
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON SHEETING, :.
BLEACHED COTTONs, BROWN COTTONs,
PILLOW COTTON. LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and MERINO SHIRTS, &C., &C.;
all sold at very lowest market rates. either whole
sale or retail, L. Il. PFlCb ~ oo.,
l1ol corner Main and Eleventh streets, -,
au2s nearly opposite post-omce.
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VOTE YOURSELF FARM IN ARKANSAS
The land question is receiving earnest con-
sideration in Arkansas. The State has
nearly two millions of acres of swamp lands
donated to it by Congress. These lands
belong to the people. The Brooks-Mc-
Donald party proposes to donate these lands
to the colored citizens. 1t is a strong card
for their votes, and has already won the
greater portion of the American citizens of
African descent to their side. This class Of
citizens clearly understand the principle
involved in "voting yourself q farm" and
the prospect is that they will all "Yote "
that Way.-Memphis Sun. .,
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Tha European War.

The news to-day only makes 1t little
more certain, il that be possible, that peace
cannot be reSstablished until the Prussians
have entered Paris. It Is plain that ths
King of Prussia means to see q government
n which he cab put some faith for its per
Torrance OF treaty obligations before hi
withdraws his troops. The crowned heads
evidently think that is safest for the peace
OF Europe and for the order and passlvitS
Of their own subjects. :,
We now believe that the Prussians WIZ
attack Paris unless it surrcnders prompt,s'
They have no idea Of lingering around 'ho
great city during winter weather
The people in England anu else"no a.
show some growing sympathy for the poo,
French, who are obliged to be a party 10
war without a quarrel. But these sympa-
ehies have no advantage for the french" On
and win not be allowed to gro" much De-
fore the French are compelled to submit
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WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Ma
tional Executive Committee of the Union
League of America will hold q meeting at
the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, on Tues
day next at noon.
This is the cool and frank announcement
from Washington concerning the secret DO
itical society Of the Radical party. Yet, one
or two societies in the South, which had a
very limited existence, have been hunted
down and imprisoned, and fabulous crimes
attributed to them have been made the pre-.
text for numerous expressions of the south
ern people. What difference it makes as
to which side the secret societies belong!
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ME- MORE INDUBITABLE PROOF

E5 NUKE INUUBIIAbLE IhoOH =.
CAPTAIN James Gallagher, steamboat captain, OF
p,ttshury. Pa writes The inventor of MISH-
IeR,S HERB BIrTERS IS a beneEsctor to the
human race. was a victim TO the worst form OF
dyspepsia; my health failed to such degree that
the physicians pronounced me incurahle. had
used all sorts OF remedies, and even took Voy-
age to California, but nothing relieved me- Inc
Bitters we're finally recommended; 1 refused 10
use them my friends insisted, and st last Yield
ed. am thankful that was induced 10 do so, FOR
the Bitters cured me- entirely, and I am now as
we'll. hale and strong, as was fifteen years ago."
soldby druggists generally. Price 81 per bottle.
se l2-deodSwlw
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No. NOW TsTHE TIMETOPROCURE

~ NOW ISTHE TINE TOPROCURE
RIRGsINS IN DRY G0ODS-AVAlL Y0Uk-
SELVES OF THE 0PP0RTUSlTY-GLOs lHa
tcrm,ned NOT TO carry over my stock from one sea-
son 70 another shalt for the next fourteen days,
sell the remainder OF my splendid stock OF Sum
they win be closed out at auction in order to make
room for large and complete assortment OF fail
IF ysrd-wide bleached cotton which am selling
at the very low price Of lo3c. Calicoes, fast CO.
lori for az 10, and l23c. Linen towels, 1oc. Linen
handkerchiefs, Sc. Black silks, from Sl.s5 up.
These goods are very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, dannels, cambrics, Swiss and other
white goods ladies', gents, and children's ho-
10 ba found In any rst-class dry goods establish
ment, which We are offering Mt prices which caR-
not fail to please. Re1nem Der The place, and give
me call before purchasing elsewhere: Il
1~.s., A. GOLDBACK,
= +. .e.!,,...,- COZ Broad street,
aul3 between Sixth and Seventh.
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p. Collins, agent for the "Pennsylvania
Central Improvement Company" adver-
tises for 1000 laborers to work upon the
Shenandoah Valley railroad. The Mayor
and Common Council Of Shepherdstown,
at meeting on Monday night last, gave the
right of way along Mill street through the
corporate limits of that town to the road.
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A Richmond correspondent Of the Pc
tersburg Isder says that Senator JOHN +.
LEWIS has declared himself in favor Of the
reelection OF PORTER to Congress. We are
not surprised to hear this; and yet Mr..
LEWIS was elected to the Senate by the
Conservatives after having been nominated
by q Conservative caucus. He was not, in
deed, looked upon as anything but Re-
publican; but he was generally believed to
be conservative Republican. He had
been run upon the Conservative and True
Republican ticket along with Governor
WALKER and Attorney-Gene TAYLOR,
and he was put upon that ticket because Of
his opposition to the ultra Republicans
his opposition to what was called the OBJ
noxious clauses Of the Constitution framed
by UNDERWOOD, BAYNE s. Co. PORTER was
one OF the leaders Of the ultras, one of the
most conspicuous advocates Of the iron
clad oath and of disfranchisement from
office Of all who were by the negroes and
the depraved whites called "rebels." Mr..
LEWIS fought steadily through the cam.
palgn against these implacable and vndic-
tive Radicals. He triumphed with the Con-
servatives. and they conferred upon him
the highest honor it was in their power to
give. They deemed him to be irreconcilably
opposed to the ultras. They proved their
faith in him by making him senator-the
next highest officer in the nation to the Pre-
sident of the United States. He encouraged
this faith by accepting the honor given. He
knew 1t would not have been bestowed
upon him except for this faith. And in ac-
cepting it he tacitly acknowledged the ex-
istence Of that faith in the men who elected
him, and bound himself in honor not to dis
appoint it-not to do those things which
showed that faith to be misplaced. This
was the inevitable condition under which
Senator LEWIS accepted the high office
which his generous allies in the grand cam
paign Of '69 voted to him. 1t was doubly
their act. Radicals did not participate in
it in any manner. The caucus nominated
and the Legislature elected him.
And now we see him espousing the cause
Of the bitterest Radical, to whom he was
last year opposed. One hated by the larger
part of white Republicans-especially de.
tested by the Republican journal of this
city-a man whose personal history is Of
fensive, and whose intolerance and malig
nifty make him the especial object of detes
tation Of all rejecting and intelligent PEG
ME.
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Mr.. WAsHBURNE AND THE GERAANs-The
Germans are not 90 well pleased with Mr..
WAsHBuRNE.. A Tribune special from Ber-
lin, dated the nth, says that Mr.. WASH.
BURNE's letter to JULES FAvRE is sharply cri.
ticised by the National Zeitung. 1t says he
had authority merely to recognize the new
Republic. All beyond was the expression
Of personal feeling. 1t complains of his
failure to protect Germans under his care,
/, now prosecuted by GAMBETTA more cruelty
than before.
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HAMBURGH EDGINGS AND
INsERTINGs.-. We have a full supply now on
HAND, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds Of ClUNY EOGISGS and INSERT
iSGS. yALENCIENNES EDGINGS and IN
sERTING,, GUIPURE EDGISGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FROCK WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
.-..-... LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. OF COAT5S SPOOL COTTON from
9 70 $50 at soc. per dozen-the trade supplied at
New York prices. au 80
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:. a,ast mar acre building lots sas tsnr E.
as sls;; kssnnr ring respectively to q. Clay
no ,,as and d. D III Dfgges, to DR.. Joseph
bak nn,a an Building lots at gordonsyille,
h h. ~ to William. "a. Snyder, to G: w.
oeipA 7 N. Meyers building lot at Cor
louisville, belonging TO D. D. NJ. Digges, to
,Judson Wager. .35E:5 sg.ssz..
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THE CENsUs.-Heavy complaints are pre-
yalent in New York in reference to the
neglect of the United States marshals in
taking the census. 1t is alleged that in
some quarters whole blocks and also large
have been left unvisited.
Mayor A. Oakley Hall, of New York, has
sent q communication on this subject to the
Common Council of that city, recommend
ing that under municipal authority imme-
date arrangements be made for taking a
census through the police department.
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States under his authority and government,
There fsA report thas tthe Pope Il TO retain
possession OF the partof Rome on the right
or north bank Of the Tiber. 1t contains ,
the cathedral of st. Peter, the Vatican anu
the castle of st. Angelo.
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FAILURE IN SAN FRANCISco.-!Sdn Fran
cisco, September lathe California Build
ing and Loan Society suspended payment
to-day. An examination of the affairs of
the concern show deficiency Of some
100000. Thomas Mooney, president of the
Society, disappeared several days ago.
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DICHMOND AND YORK R!pEh
Al RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIA.o1a1Ea
THE NORTH, AND NORTHUMBERLAND -

DlCHMOND AND YORK ntr 20 q
Al RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIA.olaaE
THE y oRrh, AND N9RTEWgs2,w;Ge:HASS,ss d, AZ
D1gs ssPsssESsGEa sCHEbGLE :.
Passengers or Baltimore and points North
viii take the passenger train from the de-
30! o, the 5tchmSnd and ycsk live s g; at
for West Point, whers they tag Sc 'sst and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGISIA. Cap
tain S. W. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYsoLp, both o.. which have, ben
nelly fitted out With splendid Accommodations
Tor passengerlreacning saltimore the following
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
Ing the boats leave pier no: Ligh!;sLset
DAILY except sandaysl At, It o'c i' ga ?. "
The following day, in time to connect With the
express trato on the Richmond and Danvtllc rail-
road for Dan7ille and al points on that road
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C. g;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated springs on the lire OF that road
pAS8ENt, ER TRAIN Leaves Sfchmo6d dxily
at P. NJ. Leaves West Point daily At ESQ A. d.
Freight received and forwarded promptly. and
through bills OF lading given 20 prominent
points. THOMAS UODaMSAD
wis SuperiD sendsut
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DRY GOODS.
Qn2 MAIN STREET. I.
FIRST GRAND orEEHNG OF THE SEASON
"a or FALL ARB WINTER DRY aooDs .
slsSsa--s AT Al
..4.--... JuBIUs~sycLE's, 1877
!. 1890 No. sos MAIN STREET, 80
sEcosDJDooR RoM NINTH.
DRY asSODg.
srcosp Door Rom rINTH.

-ssH'S----S No, sos MAIN sIhEEI1 .s4se
SECOND DooR FRoM NINTH.
Lam now receiving my first supply OF FALL !.
ard WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising the
latest novelties Of The season.
Dress Goods, In great variety;
Irssb. Freucb. Plain, Diagonal, Eppingnne'
scotch. and English Crown Poplins, In variety
siIk serees, Black and Colored Silks. and A /
pYcas, very fine: Empress Cloths, MOUSE
iaines. MefInos. Mon .ir Lnssrea n &C. from, Tho
tfou ming Goods--a large assortment, IfoM THO
lowest TO the highest qnaiity: J., sr,.
all g paseppa large ggle1ander Lady Frann
:, Blneai Stripes and other styles too NUMEROUS
e mention asS,s s3nas all soors
Wser.Proof Cloths for suits. r,,
f1a99e all esisss and an prces
Wool Flannel as low as 2oc.; Canton sianneis'
Csssimerss, Broadcloths, French Besyer for over
coats and eapes; DDeskin, sasinet, Kentucky
Jeans &C., for men r. and r1,, s9 US
! French Corsets, best quality;
| Lace Collars and Handke cchief5;
Hamburg Edgings and inser,tings;
T,sdes' Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief;
| Lad es Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs ut IS, 80,
! Napkins and Doviss from 7sc. Fer dozen up;
Table i,amask at duo. per yard;
A FULL OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
| a full stock of Ladies' and Misses Hosiery and
Gloves; ....-
Merino Vests; j.. -
Notions Ribbons Trimming Velvets, &c.
A large and complete stock OF Domestic Dry
Goods at prices as low as nc any other house In
this city. .
ALL ask Is An examination Of my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JDL1U5 SYCLf.
~ e4a Main street, second door from Ninth.
! The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased 70 see their friends:
- W.TSZEWELL FITZGERALD Qate
with Bree1en & Fox),
gle ktTti SW aBACHER,
j. j. TURNER,
LEWIS w. BURWELD,
WILLIAM D. POW hRS,
j. WEINBERG,
JOHN n. BROWN. sells
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ANOTHER VICTIM TO Mont BLANC.-It is
stated that a Mr.. Kendall, an American, has
lately lost his life while trying to ascend
Mont Blanc.
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NE BREEDEN & FOX no. 401 Broad
street) are now opening their early supplies OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Sc l5-10t
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Me- CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DIJROY.-Just received, full assortment Of
CORDUROY at IL, sl.o5, and 81. so per yard, st
--..,.' -. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
500 dozen CoATS's SPOOL CUTTON at soc.
per dozen. Gu w
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINo OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO LII POINTS
NLRTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. 1-THRoUGH NAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the DEPOT, corner of Byrd ana
Eighth streets. dali at HIS 4. N. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 1888 z. NJ:
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at kquia creek with the
steamers GeorpeaHna aud Irongides leaves he
depot corner of Broad and Eighth stree daily
Sundays excepted) at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. arrives la
Richmond (MonG3ys excepteOi a. $3.50 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.--THR, Ugh MALL TRAN ria
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd I'D
Eighth Streets daily Sundays excepted. al s:3s
p. ii. Arrives In Richmond thondays ercepted)
@TaRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In ths
NORTH. EAST, and n: .RTHWES":
FREIGHTS contracted for and FORWARDED
daily. with dispatch, To al points MORT d and
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The B LTIMORs EN-
PRESS TRAIN sill run as far as Milford station
on Sunday leaving Richmond, corer OF Broad
and Eighlh streets, at 4. NJ, Returning, VIII
leave Milford On Mondays 1T s:2s \. Al. AID ar
rive at Richmond u $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply ut COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets.
]. B. GEHTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. y. MYERS, General superintendent.
lie 80
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Ry DISCIPLES CHURCH tSYCA-
moREh ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD5AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY az II a.. III. and r. Ns
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDEEsDAY EYENINas asjs r. II.
Seata frea. 5isss i, is,s;3 s.s b 80 ~ +
Patronage, 4as Tysttta street, 81 myg
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Islgasrs,f.a,E, ;NIUF1s,Ess
/ BrsEayHREs EsyTEelEsts. -
NJ PLANTERS NATIONAL Ban = - =
sToCK.-WAHTED, ONE Hun DE- t y :; q
SHARES Of the above SToCk. ,,,, -: .s 81,
- EDWARD COHEN, ssS
southeast corner Main and Fourteenth ssrees e'
se 16-2s 49, -.l.tr7e., -

me- CARPETsl CARPETS !-BREE-
nEN q FOX mo 4oI Broad street) are now open
inc very handsome assortment of CAhpELs II. IN
all grades AMI ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS 70
which they invite the attention Of buyers.
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MERINO SHIRTS
" AND DRAWER
'IADIES' MERIND SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
BOYS AID GIRLS MERINO SHIRTS AND
RAWERo,
GENTS AND LADIES SlLk SHIFTS,
FNGIISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
We are now opening our fall stock OF the above
goods In great var ety and In large Quantities and
offer them for sale to cash buyers AZ prices as low
as they can be bought Of any retail )use In this
country. Please call and examine.
j. &. COUkr' Fly 4 SON,
60 1a--ow SIS Broad street.