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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20

A fashionable clergyman in Chicago
warns the sinners Of his congregation,
that If they don't repent they will 90
to the "place Of eternal uneasiness."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20

The blacksmiths of this borough
publish joint card elsewhere, of
interest 10 the public.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20

An honest delinquent subscriber re-
Gently paid the Mt Vernon Banner
s32 90 on subscription. Wen bet
he's n happy man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,

Curwensville, Cloarfeld county. Pa.
VNHIs old and well established Hotel, beGuti-
/ fully situated on the banks Of the susque-
hanna, in the borosgh Of Curwenviile, has been
leased for term Of years by the undersigned
Il has been entirely rehtted, and Is nov open to
the public generally aud the travelling commn-
nifty In particular No pains will be spared to
render guests comfortable while tarrying at this
house. Ample snbling room for the aecommo-
dstion oftsams. Charges moderate.
Jan. I, '6e-f WM. NJ. JEFFRIEs.
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INXECnTnRs, NnTIr,s.

IL Notice is hereby given that Let
tou Tosiamouiary have been granted
20 The undersigned on lho estate of
JOSEPH LINES, deceased. late OF
am1v toNnsnip, Cirarieii Co. Pa.
and az persons who arc indebted TO
said estate are rcqucstcdio make inn
mediate payment aud those having
claims viii present them duly authcn-
ticaicd for settlement.
JESSE LINES.
DAVID nRESsLER.
niaiy ,p- March 31-Gt. Trccu,ors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20

~ All articles to insure insertion In this
paper should be handed 10 early on Tuesday
morning, as we 60 to press at u o'clock, moon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,

MAIN ST, PHILlPSBURG. PA.
TUE undersigned keeps constantly ou hand
Il the best Of LiQuors His table is always
supplied With the best the market s1ords. The
travelling public viii do well to give him call.
novl,'65. ROBERT LLOYD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
SING PAGES or nsHAvrs a Bno., No. 40
MarEtts.
ClearReId Markets.

Corrected weekly by RicHAnp Mossor, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro-
visions, 4c., Market street. Clcarheld, Pa.
ClrAarrrrn, Pa. April 10, 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,

Iuhtrsburgs NIenrheId Io., "a.
THIS well known and long established Ho.el,
L formerly kept by r. W. Moore, and lhiterly
by VIM. schwem, ST., has been leased for term
Of years by the undersigned, to which the atten-
ton Of the travelling public is now called. and q
liberal share of public patronage Is solicited.
aprl6, ,6s-ly-pd SHAW A WALLACE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
auots and Shoes,
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR 0vRR IN CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET

Nearly al the C0HtrdbdndS going back
10 their old masters; but nary one
going 10 old Massachusetts,, Wherc
they pere lored 50 long dRd 50 ireH.
I n consequence Of The above facts. T. SHORT,
4 Of the oli "shoft shoe shop would an
nounce 90 his numerous patrons, and the people
OF Clcardeld county at large, that he has now
first rate lot Of good material just received from
the nast, and Is prepared onsnort notice 20 make
and mend Boots aud Shoes, az bis rev shop in
Grahamt row, he Is satisfied that he can please
an fualess q might he some intensely loyal stay
At home pairiois.l He Is prepared 10 sell low for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forget the
Shcp-next door TO showers A 6raham's store,
on Market street. Clearhsld, Pa, and kept BY a
jya,67-y "SHoRTT."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-20
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP,

IN CURN ENSNILLG.
TNnE Subscriber having lately started nev
Boot and Shoe shop IN Curvcusvihe, on
Main street, opposite joseph r. Twins Drug
uore, respectfully announces % the public that
he is prepared 20 manu- ,acture all styles Of Boots
and shoes and everything in his line, on short
notice. He also keeps on hand good nssort-
ment Of rsaiy-made work, which be win sell
cheap for cash or country proauce.
cctiT-U tS:ial LEWIS :. ROSS.
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OsEPn CILLILAND, PROPRIETOR.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,

MAIN ST., CURwENsvILLE, PA.
HAVING leased for term Of years the
III above veil known and popular hotel, lkept
formerly by Mr. Mason, and lately BY Mr..
Evans,l the present proprietor has re httod il
with the object Of render'n ng his guests comfort
able while soiourning with him. A fns, large
Stable and Yard is attached, for the care and
protection Of horses, carriages and wagons.
liberal share Of public patronage is solicited.
ieh24 Il JOHN FoUTs, prop'r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-14

1t is stated that George Roberts has sold
the Westmoreland Hotel, with the intention
OF embarking once more in newspaper enter
PRISE. He is one of the Oldest living news
paper men in the United States. He rounded
the Albany Transcript in 1886, the Boston
Udlty Times about the same time, the Bos-
ton Yankee Notion (the first Of the Boston
weekly sensation papers). the enormous
Constellation published in this citv), was
the founder of the American Club House, in
Union square, and the architect and builder
of the popular Westminster Hotel in Irving
place. He has been a very enterprising
man during his extended career.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-14
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAI COLLECTOR, !
First District, City Of New Orleans.
State of Louisians, May 70, 1870. }

The following named parties are hereby
notified to call at my Office, No. 126 Caron-
delet street, room No. 81 Davidson's
Court, and settle the amounts set opposite
their names, for taxes due the State for
1869, within TWENTY DAYS from date, or I
will proceed to collect the same according
to law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-14

you are troubled with asthma Laplace's
Indian Turnip Pectoral Balm will relieve
you. Sold at all well assorted drug stores.
Price one dollar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-14

counsel. On consideration whereof, it Is
now here ordered and decreed by this court,
that the decree of the said Circuit Court in
this case be, and the same is hereby reversed
with costs, and that the said complainant
recover against the defendants, the city of
New Orleans, ct al, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-fve dollars and ffty-sx
cents for her costs herein expended, and
have execution therefor. And it is further
ordered that this case be, and the same is,
hereby remanded to the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Louisiana,
| with instructions to enter decree for the
complainant in conformity with the opinion
OF this court.
In this case Mrs. Gaines. on the first of
September, 1868, submitted proposition to
the city; suggesting the propriety of quiet
ing and perfecting the titles of the vendees
Of the city to the property acquired by the
city from Blanc in 1884. This proposition
was referred to the Finance Committees
of both boards, and on the thirty. first
of December, 1868, report was made by
the Finance Committees. who, after reciting
the chain of titles to the property, and other
facts, conclude by saying:
s'Your committee did not deem it within
the province of their duty to give any
opinion upon the legality OF the claim of
the petitioner, but as 1t is question of
great importance, not only to the city, but
to the large number of persons who have
acquired titles to property from the city,
and in view Of the magnitude of the case,
and that the other duties of the City Att6r-
ney precludes him from giving his time and
attention to the study of the claim and
case, We have asked the opinion of attorneys
of kno,cn ability who have no bias Of opinion
for or against the claimant, and whose
opinion attached hereto we recommend
as basis for final action, sand offer the
accompanying for the sanction of the
Council"
The resolution is as foil ows:
. "Resolced, That a joint committee, COM
posing three members of the Board of As
sistant Aldermen aud two of the Board of
Aldermen, be appointed to investigate the
claims of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines and to
an amount that should be paid
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New Books.

Contarini Fleming. An Autobiography.
BY the Right Hon. BENJAMIN DisRAELI,
author Of "Lothair," &c. New York !:
u. APPLETON & Go.
This is the fifth part of the ArPLEToNs'
uniform edition Of the DIsRAELI novels.
Breezie LGngton. A Story of Fifty-Two to
Fifty-Five. BY HAwLEY SMART, author
of "a Race for Wife," New York :
d. APPLETON g. Co.
Womdns Friendship. A Story of Domestic
Life. By GRACE AaUILAR, author OF
''Home Influence" New York: D.
APPLETON Il Co. ,.- l.e.,
The author Of this book is the successful
imitator Of Miss EDGEwoRTH. Her works
have very much interested the gentler sex
In these days of deprayed literature they
are like the white dove in the flock o.
crows.
Put Yourself in HIS Place. By CHARLES
READR. New York: HARPER q BRO
THEIRS.
A quaint title Of a book by wen-kno"I
author. This kind Of title has become
quite common. Since "WhatH lie ~
With IT." they have multiplied. There i
some art in it. There 10 q bit Of myster!
sometimes in title which the worlds curl
osity In excited to unrayel by reading tn
book. But the writers of fiction will ind
after q time, chat the temptation in thi
way given TO the reader is worn out, ant
they win return to names less strange ant
more appropriate.
All the above works are for sale b.
Messrs. BAFEs 81 WADpY BROTHERS.
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Judicial Conflict I'm New Orleans
The Question Of States Rishts-A
Louisiana Judge Oh the Ramna1e.

Telegraphed exclusively to the Evening Star.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE case of the
injunction in favor Of the Slaughter-H ouse
Company, issued by the eighth district
court, rendered nugatory by decision of
Judge Bradley, came up this morning on q
motion to dissolve the Injunction. Judge
Dibble said he desired to have the matter
argued that if the writ would not bear the
weight Of legal scrutiny, and that if it could
be shown him that it had been imprudent-
y issued, he would see that the order of his
court was obeyed, Judge Bradley or any
other judge of United States court to the
contrary Notwithstanding. He repro bated In
unmeaSured terms what he considered the
understandable acts ofJudge Bradley, and de.
clared that they were revolutionary IN thelr
character, and subversive Of all law and
order. He wished it understood that the
order of his court was based upon the ordeI
of the highest tribunal of the state OF
Louisiana, and would be obeyed ana exc
cuted at any and all hazards, even II 1t were
necessary to apply to the troops ana navy
of the Federal Government. II connie!
was to come between the State and Federal
courts let il come, and let a revolution de-
eide whether or not State lines were 10 be
entirely blotted out and ignored by the
simple dictum Of a single Federal Judge
.Indpes Dibble said that in view Of the mag
nit1lde of the question involved he woult
reserve his decision until Monday. He sale
from Judge Bradley's decision Wendell
PhiIlipss construction OF the Government
was true, and the States We're reduced t.
mere counties. .s.s.,.,-s..-- .,
TNote.-Judge Dibble lost a leg at Por
Hudson fighting against the doctrine o
State rights.]
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'rFarrsaac extraordinary "A Toufh OF
Tucufy Uaitses with o widow @ He
van M. and settles q Board RiiI.
4 wedding occurred the other day n,fhe
town of .Perryo poliB, Pa. which SURPRISED
the natives and set gossipdom all agog.A
youth of twenty summers, who until re-
cent neriod. resided In Birmingham, made
his appearance IN the village above mer-
toned. and took up quarters ct q boarding
house kept by n widow lady who had al
taincd her SEVENTEEN year. The Birming-
ham youth soon found himself indebted for
board to the amount of about forty dollars,
and unable to liquidate. His new home
was quite pleasant one. and he seemed NOT
at all disposed to give it up. But empty
pockets admonished him that something
must be done to settle that bill before Inc
old lady should take it into her head 20
fd,m " him. Otherwise he must suffer the
exposure of "empty pockets, the worst OF
crimes" with the disgrace which generaily
attaches to that condition. The young mar,
after weighing the matter carefully, III
upon the idea of marrying the WIDOW, anu tha
thus by.o bold stroke wlplnS OUT Ciis
score which the old lady had "hl1ng up
| against him. Having determined upon ms
course of action, our youth at once pro-
ceeded to court the old girl; Inc eourtsHip
was short and decisive. Flo'u VIC 1oS.
ming to the ending thereof only Six hours
had elapsed, and the result was an engage
ment to enter into the bonds of matrimony.
Mutually agreeing upon speedy cons!lm,
nation Of the affair, the gay couple visited
the nearest squire's office. This magistrate,
after glancing at the pair, refused to per-
form the ceremony on the ground oil
conscientious scruples. They did not be-
come discouraged and return to the Widows
domicil unmarried. Not bit of it, as
the seuuel will show. About mile and a
half from the town is the office of Justice
Hopkins, and thither the lovers Wended
their way on foot. 1t was after midnight
when they reached the office Of the magls,,
tratc, but the squire was called up, and
after spending an hour or two in LOOKING
through "Purdon's Digest" and not ind
| ing any law to prevent midnight mar
riaage, the knot was tied, and the "tWaln
made one" returned home rejoicing. =,
on Saturday morning about o'clock the
groom was seen in the vicinity of Layton's
Station, on the Connellsville railroad, with
n carpet-bag in one hand and another mans
boots in the other. lie reached Birmlng-
ham safely, and is now relating to friends
how tired he had become of married life.
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sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS, &C.

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILE0AD-N0TICE. Colonel THOMAS
:. FLoURNOY, President of the road; General
j. -. IMB0DEN, and Rev. b. AsDAVlS, will adj
dress the people ut the times and places named in
this notice, aud will present the claims of the
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Land,
Loan and Trust Company to the prompt and libe-
raj patronage OF the people. The ladies are pas
ttcularly invited and urged 70 attend theIr IR1u-
ence is always for good, and their corntenance
particularly beneficial in forwarding the great on
terpfises Of the country. 49,, ~ - s-s.,ytttTf
. SATURDAY, 18th ofdune, at Thomas Lam
bert3S, Va, = 2. . -. - ~ - - =
!. Monday, Goth Of June lat Mount Airy, N. @. !
TUESDAY, 2lst OF June, at Hay Stack, surry
T,,HURssDAAY, $50 Of June, at Fancy Gap. Car
sATUkDAY,sstho Of June, at Hillsville, Carroll
MONDAY, s7sh of June, at Old Town, Grayson
TuEsDAY. 18th OF June, at Trap AIN, surry
WEBN EsDAY. 18th Of june, at Independence,
THURso1g, soth of June, at Mouth Of Wilson,
MONDAY. sth of July, q. Thomas,s Factory,
TfiuiEsDAI, Sth Of July, ut Marion, sIfytt
WEDNESDAY, eth Of July, at Glade spring,
Washington county, Va. 80 S,2s-g .sg 1=zsz!',T5
7sh. of duly, ut Abingdon, Va.
= ~ s'-'' - - 10 S-tJys
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DIED,

DIED.
On Thursday, 10Th instant, CLAUDIA GR1EM
infant daughter Of Alexander A. and Mol1e L.
White. ,u,,n
rho funeral will take place THIS AFTER
NOON at O'Clock from the residence or Mrs. .;
s. Walters on Sixth street between Clay ann
Leigh. The friends of The family are invited 10
attend.
In this city, on Wednesday, June is. at 1920 z.
M WILLIAM j. MAULF, aged foIty-scVen.
His funeral will take place from Monumental
church THIS AFTER NOON at O'Clock. His re-
lat yes and friends are Invited to attend without
further notice.
On the 1s.h instant at l:20 P. NJ, RICHARD 81.
BARNES, aged forty-nfue years.
His funeral will take place THIS AZ FERNOOS
at O'Clock from bis residence, Twenty-hftn
street between Leigh and Mason.
friends and acquaintanccs arc invited to attend
without further notice.
Iowa and st. Louis papers please copy.
On the 18th instant at The residence of bis uncle.
William Devine, JOHN HENNEBERi. In the
thirticth year Of his age. He leaves wife ana
four children to mourn their lrreparable loss.
HIS remains Will be taken to New York for inter-
ment,
New York Herald please copy.
In King William county, on the lst day of May,
Mrs. JUDITH Z. MAYES, in the sixty-fourth
yea of her age.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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A NEW TRICK FOR HIGHwAyMEN.-The
LYONS Qowa) Mirror reports an attempt at
highway robbery in that county. A Mr..
Rowland, who had been buying cattle,
while riding home on Wednesday evening
was accosted by man in the road who
asked for assistance to raise his horse, which
was down. Mr.. Rowland dismounted, and,
as requested, took hold of the animals
head to lift, and as he stopped to do so was
seized by the throat rn With wit the Ne demand
to part with either, he struck the robber .
blow, and sprung to. his horse. As he
swung himself into the saddle the robber
fired, but the horse springing forward, the
ball only passed through his sleeve. This
fellow, with his trained horse, may become
as neted as Jack andhis "Black Bess." -.
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General Assembly Il Virginia.
THunsnAr, june IS, 1870.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, June 10, i"'o'
SENATE. s.z
The Senate metal y M. Prayer by rev.
- - Bills REPORTED.
The following bills were reported anu
n,anad on the calendar
p. ssnate bill to repeal section 2 OF an act
concerning Petersburg. and TO -proy1de ior
thn more efficient government OF said CITY;
Senate bill declaring New river q n"lul
House blu to amend an act to incorporate,
the Virginia Historical and Phliosophicai
Society.
House bin to incorporate the. Western
Branch Drawbridge Company, IN Norioik
county.
Bills PASSED.
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill to amend an act incorporating
the Potomac Railroad Company.
House bill to incorporate the Rapidan
and Madison Turnpike Company
Senate bill for the payment OF rent OF
rooms used by the circuit court OF hlch-
mond.
Senate bill to amend the charter Of the
town OF Leesburg, Loudoun county.
Senate bill amending an act providing for
the courts Of the city Of Richmond.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Senate bin, with House amendments, to
amend the provisions of the Code In regard
to the Supreme Court Of Appeals, was
taken M. All the House amendments were
agreed to excepting two. The bill was then
communicated to the House.
WILLIAMSBURG CITY ELECTION.
| Mr.. SMITH, of New Kent, presented bill
fieoal;ziny the election held in the city OF
| WiIIiamsburc on the Goth day OF May, 1910,
| for the election Of city officers.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
The Senate bill establishing an insurance
department was taken up, ana alcer oeinS
discussed and amended was laid on the
table.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met Mt 10 o'clock-Mr. WooD-
SON in the chair.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill to provide for filling the office
of Superintendent Of the Poor. y.
Senate bill to incorporate the town Oh
Gordonsyille.
Senate bill to extend the limits, etc., of
the town of Marion, Smyth county.
House bill amending the charter OF the
Real Estate Savings Bank at Lynchburg.
House bill amending the charter of the
town of Orange, Orange county:
Senate bill for the relief of the Bank of
the Old Dominion. Passed.
House bill to provide for the payment of
certain guards ut the penitentiary.
Senate bill providing for the transfer Of
records, causes, ETC., from the HuStlngs
Court of Harrisonburg to the county court
of Rockbridge. Passed.
Joint resolution in relation to the estab-
lishment of branch of the National Asy-
lum for Disabled Volunteers. Taken from
the calendar and passed by.
House bill to incorporate Greble Lodge,
No. 1877, Independent Order Odd-Fellows,
in Hampton.
LICENSE TAXES. 81.
Senate bill for the assessment Of license
taxes was taken up and considered during
the greater part Of tie session. 1t was
finally ordered to its third reading, and the
few amendments adopted ordered for en-
grosSment.
Adjourned.
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~THE LIFE-sUsTAINING on

TTHE LIFE-SUSTAINING Or
GANs.-The two organs which minister mostdi-
rectly to the support of the body are the stomach
andliyer. In the former the first process Of diges-
ton takes place under the action Of that powerful
solvent, the gastric Juice. Thence the food, con-
verted into o pulp, passes into the duodenum'
where 1t is subjected to the action of the bile or
gall flowing from the liver, and of the fluid gene
rated by the 'pancreas or sweetbread OF the sys-
tenn. These secretions separate the nutritious
norton from the rest and &c Is then taken up hy
the absorbent vessels and conveyed mo tiie
channels of circulation In the form on Fenous
through the bowels Unless all these processes
are div performed disease of some sort Is ineyi-
| taoIc, and the best OF al medicinal agents Tor
nreserying or restoring the tone and regulating
| Inc action OF the three organs-the stomach liver
and ntestiuesby WhGh the three,,9id MoTk , Is
TIERS. Indigestion is generally accompanied iy
constipation, and the gentle ce'harttc operation OF
The btters Is no less important In eases or this
kind Than its tonic effect upon the stomach and
1 the hillary gland. Beauty OF person as. wen as
health depends in'nol small degree upon the fegp-
| larity of the excretlye functions. sallow COM
plexlon, q, thick, opaque, coarse skin, tainted
headache and extreme mental depression, are
the ususl Accomplishments Of costiveness. A
course of the hitters will infallibly relieve and
| finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms. while
| invigorattng the stomach and promoting healthy
action in the liver This genisl vegetable sto.
mary sources, the assimilating secretiye, and ex-
pusive organs, and the cures 1t effects are conse-
| quently thorough and complete. .,ssis :
je B-decd&w1w
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A CASE FOR CONGREss.-We call the at
tention of Congress to the outrage described
in the following paragraph from the Lynch
burg Republican. The offence was clear
violation of the act to enforce the fifteenth
amendment
1.-The resignation of Mr.. w. d. Mack, re-
Gently employed rs clerk in the office of the
Assistant United States Assessor of the Re-
venue for this district, was occasioned, il
not compelled, by the treatment to which
he was subjected by his superiors and asso-
ciates because he associated with gentlemen
OF this city and was under suspicion Of hay
Ing voted the Conservative ticket in the late
municipal election"
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npfxsrAE NOTICES.

- d..
nT Al a0TaDBACK HAS JUST RE-
nEIyED frssn she large austacn salcs 81 New
YORK ct astosass hinglys low prices
JApANEsEgEoTHssG RENAHIN Ess IsE NOS 1!
soLID.CGIoREDC AtaBRfCs, and other
DRESS GOODS; -.
PIQURs at CSC. and soc., sold elsewhere ~ s0c'
and Soc 81 95% IL 40
poNGEE. SEA SIDE, and SUN UMBRELLAs;
oRGkNpIEa sWIssES, CAmBHICs, TOW
I ELS NAPKINS, BLACK SILKS, LINENS
I CoTToNApEs, CAsSfmEKEs, LLAMA
LACE and aRENADIaE sHAWLs, st one
!; half the usual prices; ~ =,
Bleached. Brown, and Colored DomesLics bet
{. Ticks, Counterpanes, shcetings, Gigghains'
i ! Hosiery, and Notions, at prices such % can
not be found elsewhere. -, ~
5 s5IFE2 A. aoLDBACK, COT Broad street.
Kid Gloves, all sizes, at sl.eS per pair WAR
ranted) Coats's and Clarke's Spool Cotton at Soc
per dozen. Jc