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Reng prepared expressly for the above eenplaints.
its Hood purifying properties greater than any
other preparation Of Sarsaparilla. II give, the
complexion . clear and healthy color and restores
the patient to state Of health and purity For purify
ing the blood. removing all chronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from an impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and edecual known remedy for the
Throat and Legs, Blotchea. Pimpes the Face Fry.
spsss and oil scaiy eruptcns Of the skin, and beauii
ing the complexion.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator Of the estate Of John
Miller, late Of Dubois County, Indiana,
deceased.
Said estate Is probably insoivcnt.
JOHN WElkEl, admir-.
March 81. 1S7l-w3.
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HENRY +. t1ELMBOLD'S fAiPROv
ED ROSE WASH

cannot he surpassed A . FACE WASH, and will be
found the specific remedy In every species Of Cuansous
Affection. Il speedily eradicates ImpIes, Spots Scor-
butte Dryners iBsuraons of the Cutaneous Membrane,
etc. dipes Redners AID 1ncipent Inflammation, Hives
Rash. Moth Patches. Dyness ~ scalp or Skin. Frost
Btes and oil purposes for which salves Oinn snts
ofness and insures continued healthy action 10 the
tissue u its vessels. which depends the aRrs cable
-lcnrness and vivacty Of complexion 10 much Fought
snd admired. hut however valuable ~ . remedy for
existing defects of the skin, II. r. Helmbod's Rose
Wash has long sustained ts principal cn'n 20 unound.
ed patronage. BY possessing qualities which render u
ia character combining In elegant formula tnose
promInes requisites. SAvITy and EvvicAev-he nvsvi
able accomplishm Of Its rresevvattve aud
tefrcsber II the Complexion. it's an excellent Lotion
for diseases 81 Syphisic Nature. and as an injection
for diseases II the Urinary Organs arising from habits
~ dissipation used ip connection with the EXTRACTS
BuCHU. SARSApSRiI.LA. and CATAwBA GRkrE
PILLS. in such diseases ~ recommended, cannot be-
surpassed.
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HENRY T. HELMBCLD';
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SAhSApARlllA

will radically extermnate from the system Scrofuls
Syphilis Fever Sores. Ulcers Sore Eyes. Sore Legs
Sore Mouth Sore Head. Bronchitis. Skin Diseases, Sail
Rheum. Caukers. Runnngs from the Ear. white Sw
Gandular swellings. Night swsats. Rash. letter nu.
inors " all Kinds, Chronic Rheumatism. Dyspel s;A
and ell disease that have been sstabsed In the
for yearO.
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M
HENRY r. HELM BOLD's
cox3ExTKArxD
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC.
THE GREAT DIuRErIC,

has cured every n Diabetes In which II has beer
given Irritation Of the Neck At the bladder and inn
nation Of the Kidneys liberation Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder. retention Of Urine diseases Of prostate gland
stone In the bladder, calculus gravel brckdust deposit
and mucus milky discharges and for enfeebIrd and
delicate constitutions Of both sexes attended with the
'"~"r ~ 1; % sss"m, 'oss :,
nerves. trembling. horrorof dseare wax efuness dim.
of VISION pain in the back. hot hands, flushing Of
the body, dryness Of the skin. eruption Of the face
pad countensnec, universal lasstude Of the muscular
system. etc.
Used by persons from the ages Of eighteen twenty
five. and from thirty five to nydvs in the decline
change Of life; after confinement labor palms. bed.
wsttin6 in children.
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New SToKE.-Jolln Brctx is receiving
his stock Of goods and will be ready to
.s,onish visitors in a few days with his
large and varied assortment.
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cHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Cc..,,o.I,. ~ Al IANE SON e. ~

These Remedies are for sale by Druggists, Storekeep
srs and Medicine dealers. everywhere throughout the
United States Canadas South America. and the Yves,
indies. Feb. II, lilly.
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GA large number Of our citizens
have put in their garden truck" this
week.
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KNOWN.
Ills not necessary to take handful Of these Pills 10
produce the desired effect Of them quickly and
powerfully, cleansing the Liver, stomach aud bowels
II oil Impurities The principal ingredient 10 Podophyl-
n or the Alcoholic Extract of Mandrake, which is By
many times more Powerful. Acting and Searching than
the Mandrake itself Its peculiar action Is upon ths
LIVER cleaning speedily from all obsructions, with
al the power Of Mercury, yet free from the injurious
results attached to the use 81 that mineral.
For all diseases In which the use Of cahartlc In
deated these oils will give entire satisfaction in every
case. They never fail.
In cases u Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and extreme
Costivencss Dr. Hollands German Bitters or Tonic
should be used In connection with the pills. The tonic
effects Of the Btcrs Tonic builds up ths system The
tMtsrs Or Tonic purihss the Blood, strengthens the
nerves. regulates the Liver and gives strength, energy,
and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills. aud tone up
the system with n,crs Tonic, and no disease can
retain It's hold, or ever assail you.
These medicines sold by all Druggists and dealers
in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that Il Is na IoovLANp's GERMAN RESgprgs
that universally used and highly recommended
and do not allow the Druggist to induce you to TAX.
anything else that he may say Is just AZ good because
he makes larger profit Il. These Remedies will b.
sent by Express TO any locality upon application 10 tn
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. at the GERNAN MEDICINE Srokx
d3l ARCH sTsgwr, rniLspELrnlA.
Fsnu Al NJ EV AN0 vDrnsN nfT
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Louisville, Kentucky, March 3, ls1l.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

Steamship City Of Bristol (Br), Phillips, LiverpooJohn
Dale.
Steamship City of Washington r Lochead. LiverpooJ
g Dale
Steamship VIM Miller tBr), Nybers, Antwerp-H Sweet
land Co.
Steamship Missouri, Norton Havana via NassauAtlanto
Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Lvlngston.
Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Georgia. Crowcl, Charleston--H Morgan /
Co
Steamship Niagara. Walker Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-O.d Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Dirlgo. johnson. Portland-J Ames
steamship Gsucus Walden. Bost0p-H y DInock
Ship Dssmar (Kns, Kolstron, koterdam-Funch, Edge
Co.
BARK stella Gazzola Ital, Cotazme, Queenstown Fal
mouh--Siocovich Il Co.
Bark Washington NG), Plump, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Eliza Barss tBr yes.y, Hamilton (Bcrmuda)-Mid
Teton Co.
Brig Artistic (Br) Canon, Salonica-G Buiey.
Brig Inla Lingey (Br). ia'., dontevdeo via Coeraine
&c-Hency & Parker
Brig Monte Christi Enos, ST u rre, Mar-s Reynal 4
Co.
Brig Citizen tBr>, Peters, Bear ',yer-Henoy Parker.
Schr Morford frubee (Br), kosers, 81 ThomasPenis
ton & Co.
schr Matte Holmes, subbs, Trindad-Hy Trowbridge's
Sons
Sehr Mary Chiffon, Parsons Ponce, PRE- Crowel Co.
Schr Eotnen, Brandtberg, Jacmel-Youngs, Smith Co.
Schr Rescue Br). Hatfield, HAfax-D OeWof Co.
Schr q g AcKen. Mead, Stamford.
Steamer Maylowcr. Fuits, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
Advantage OF tho Signni Service.
LAKE DlSAS TERS.

The Storm in Canada-Saipping Disasters
Several Wrecks Reported.
CoLLINGwoOD, Ontario, NOv 10, 1871.
The steamers Manitoba, for Fort william, and
Waubuno are both wind bound here. A storm is
raging and 1t Is very cold.
OWEN SOUND, Nov. l6. 1871.
The tug Sam Lewis went ashore during the storm
at Cape Cracker and is supposed to be wrecked ana
her cargo lost
The gunboat Prince Alfred arrived with water In
her hold she went TO secure the schooner Gold
Hunter and got her on but had TO cut her adrift.
when the Prince Alfred left the schooner there were
on her the captain, mate and four men. The
weather was SO thick that the captain OF the gun
boat could not sec the schooner, and thoaght she
had capsiLed lie cut her adritt to save MS own
vessel.
NIAGARA, Nov. 16, 1871.
The schooner George Foote owned by william
Gleyalt, OF Detroit bound TO ogdcnshurg with lum-
Der, went ashore AT the mouth OF the river yester
day. The crew were ali saved.
SOUTH BAY, Nov, 16, 1871.
The propeller Enterprise and schooners Catherine,
Ocean Wave and four others are here wndbound.
The wind Is northeast with heavy sea, ana raining.
The Enterprise went aground this morning.
KIScARDiHR, Nov. Is. 1871.
fishing boat was found Oh shore this morning,
belonging 10 Kenneth McCauiey and Magnus Smith.
In the storm. The WIND was blowing gale all yes
terday.
ROCHESTER, y. v, Nov. I6. 1877.
The schooner O'GorElaD went ashore last night on
Lake Ontario, one mile west OF the Genesee River,
In snow storm. Another schooner IS reported
ashore further west. Both are hight and viii proba-
bly, be taken on by the tugs
ERIE. Pa, Nov. 10. 1871,
The schooner Montcalm went ashore early yester-
day morning, two miles east OF Girard Pa. heavy
sea was running Ut the time, winch prevented the
rescue OF The crew until seven O'Clock this morning,
when ten persons were taken ofY No particulars
are given as to her cargo and destination.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
Marine Dislsters.

SNIP TALAvERA Br, from Newcastle, Il, for San Fran
CISCO Law na and fast on IN San Roman Bav 10th
u head shore and apparently not damaged 70 any great
extent not being shape Schr Lover rea-
cock arrived al 7h inst With materials from
the
sutp Autry Baker from Boston for Savannah, before
reported had her on the life boat and landed
AT Marbehcad. She was towcd back 10 Boston iSIh.
SHIP VIZ rApscoTT her asenings the pier 1901
OF Caharine street. dunr the gale night OF the 18th nst
And swuns against the steamer schuyler lying IN the
same sIip ine guards " the latter But Tor TWO
boats which interviewed and broke the force OF tnc
stroke the schuyler would have sustained very serious
injury
BARK GAseAM Orb from Newport Wales ran shore on on
Folly Reef into the MOTant bghhouso, on
The night OF the ia,h Mt she has yincc become t
wreck Sue was laden with Goals aud bound 70 kingsop'
Jamaica.
BARK ALcyoSY .of Stockton. Me- Patterson, sailed ron
Hew York Aug 2b for Londonderry, with cargo o 4ovV
bushels OF corn and not having arrived out
Nov l. II s feared thai she has net with some disaster
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

Adjournment of the Federal Courts Brigham
Young sfin Fugitive.

Adjournment of the Federal Courts-8righnm
Young sfiH Fugitive.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. is, 1871.
The United States District Court met again to-day,
and after disposing OF some unimportant civil mat
ters, adjourned until Monday next One reason for
tins delay on criminal the absence OF counsel
engaged In the Mining suits; another Is to give
ample time to all the parties indicted to plead.
Elder George Q. Cannon's paper to night has
leading article to show that Brigham Young has
right 10 travel anywhere without question,
and Is very bitter against the press all
over the Union on account OF It's curiosity TO know
Bngham's whereabouts. Cannon. however. is care
ful not even to hint where Brigham has gone or
where he is.
meeting is called for the purpose OF organizing
new lodge Of odd Fellows In this city.
The reduction OF freight on ore and bullion over
the Pacific railroads affords much qualification.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

General Hnncock's New Command Verdict
Against thr United states Express Conn
pany.
OMAHA, Nov. 1o, 1871.
1t Is reported General Hancock will be placed In
command OF the department OF the Platte, with his
headquarters IN this city.
Ware & Co., bankers OF his city, to-day obtained
verdict OF $lu0on against the United States Express
Company Tor money stolen on the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Railroad BY bIshwhackers during the rebel
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Yesterday observed throughout the province Of
Ontario. Canada, m n day Of thanksgving.
John shaun over by Q locomouve In Plymoutb N
H. yesterday morning, and Killed.
The Post once Beaver Dam, Wis, was broken INTO on
Wednesday night about 00J and 500 worth OF
stamps stolen.
ST. Louis, Mo-, aims 10 monopoze national eptops
Not satisfied gh National Capital Moving Convrntion
her people making efforts TO holdnS OF the
city.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

PrrTsBURa Nov. 10, 1871.
The express train coming east on the Pan Handle
Railroad ran upon broken ran this morning near
Alexandra Roads, ohio. The fireman was crushed
10 death between the engine and tender ana the
engineer painfully scalued. There were no other
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

under the the condition OF the banks
is excellent The Northwestern bank he reports,
viii save all its capital and onehalf OF It's surplus
and the probabilities are strong that the entire loss
WIN not absorb their surplus fund nor exceed one.
half thereof Mr. Alfred Sp,Lk Is the examiner.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SAILED.

schr wictta, Bayes Georgetown. DC, for Bridgeport
Steamships CITY Of Washington, Lverpoo MISSOURI TIA
Gen Barnes, Savannah Georgia. Charleston; NagAra
Richmond.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SHIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH"; OF NOVEMBER AND pECEMEEk
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER IS, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
The storm in New Hampshire.
Effects Of the Gale in Nlaine-Sreat Dana re
TO Railroads.


The severe storm which has prevailed all day
still continues at midnight. No trains have ar
rived over the Eastern Railroad owing to the break
at Ipswich. The trains the Boston and Maine
road come through right The trains on the Grand
Trunk road were delayed two or three hours, the
bridge near the city being submerged The trains
on the Maine Contra, are also delayed.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
Damage 10 shipping ut itock'nne, Me.

The severest gale Known here for years COM
menccd on Tuesday night and still continues. The
sea ran higher in our harbor yesterday than has
been known since 1855. Both the steamboat
wharves are badly damaged. The other wharves
and the shipping IN port also sustained some dam
age. The steamers Clly OF Richmond and Katahdin
arrived from Bangor at the usual time yesterday,
and are both at anchor IN the harbor.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
The Maine Central Rnilroad Damaged.

LEwiST TON, Me-, Nov. l6, 1871.
Both trains over the Maine Central Railroad from
Bangor ran through by the way OF Lewiston to-day,
In consequence OF the accident last night on the
Augusta division. The trains were about ifty min
utes late.
very little damage has been done TO the railroads
Oluer nrOpertY. lt Is now showing.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17


determination Of the executive departments 10 hold
all their dsbursng officers hereafter TO strict ac-
countability.
Scramble Tor Office In the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
Colonel Given, Third Deputy Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue, Will tender his resignation early
next week, for the purpose OF entering upon his
dunes Attorney for the Tenth district OF Iowa.
Among the applicants for his position are General
Sewell, OF Maine, formerly connected with the
Freedmen's Bureau; Colonel holt, OF the Appoint.
ment Bureau, Internal Revenue Office; Mr..
A. NJ. Hanouse, present assistant TO Colonel
Given, and Z. L. Holmes, chief OF division
Of the Revenue Bureau. Second Deputy Williams
who has recently accepted position under the
japanese government, Will retire this month. The
Deputy Commissioners are appointed by Secretary
Boutwell,, and as the first deputyship Is vacant on
account or the promotion OF Mr.. Douglass TO the
Commisslonership, there is considerable activity
among aspirants for the of1ces. one or them Will
likely be filed by the appointment or one OF the
present employees OF the Internal Revenue once, but
the others VIII probably be filed by outsiders.
Custom House Appointments.
Charles Brady Is appointed assistant sroregeeper
in the Custom House. Boston. John J. oBrien Is
appointed weiGner and Alonzo L. Upham inspector
In the new York Custom House.
C0BGition Of the Chicago Buuks.
The examiner, designated by the Comptroller OF
tne currency TO make an investigation Of the affairs
OF LIE chicago national banks damaged by the late
nre. reports that The losses Will be IN reality much
less an was estimated lust after the Gre and tnat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-08
The KnlSlllX Bill.

We publish this bill to-day as it passed
the House of Representatives. 1t is the
same one upon which we commented yes
tcrday and we think every lawyer at least
who reads II will agree that it IL an lrge-
NOUS piece of work. 1t repeats the ACT
recurring the iron-clad cath of grand and
petit jurors in the Federal courts. II con-
tins no feature which imposes duties
upon State otiiccrs--the feature TO which we
50 strenuousy objected few days since.
We have elsewhere fully expressed our
npiaion of the bill. 1t may be modified in
The Senate. THURMAN will bring his guns
u bear upon 1t there.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

M MRS. MARTHA CLARK, 52s Broad
al. in this city. purchased WILSON SEW
ING.MACHINE on Monday, March 27th' ana II
vas delivered to her without any further instruc-
t,ons Than che received at our store durlpg LUG
incoming of the same day. When our instructor
visited her on Wednesday morning she mao lnsue
four pairs of pants and two vests. enc no" -.
forms us she received six dollars LOT ti'e W..
did from the time our Instructor gave hei ~. 30
sar, ON Wednesday until Saturday following, be-
,dos attending to her usual household affairs-tess
tbnn three days. Mrs. Clarks experience Is Inc
o,net,ence of scores Of our citiZens, no msttes
what those engaged in selling exorbitant-pricea
machines may say.
ap5-3t AFEh1 W. ol.o --- -
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BUTLER's NERACITY.-It will DC rcmem
bered that when in the House of Repre-
sentMiyeS on Wednesday last Mr.. SWAMI
Of Maryland, was pouring out the walls O
his wrath upon Mr.. FULTON, the editor O
the Baltimore american, as being the per
son who had said the hard things of hin
(SwAsS) which BUTLER had just read, tn,
Heas, distinctly denied 1t, saying, "not al
al. got them from the Gazette, Demo
cratic paper" The reader will probably
consider BUTLER no worse than he already
considers him when he learps-what is the
Act-tllat those very extracts which BUT.
LEE read to the House OF Representatives
H'i appear in the Glo6e'credted to the Balti
more american. and following them i
hrTlEn's denial aforesaid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-08

AIR. fLATT.-The telegram in the papers
oil Yesterday. stating that Mir. pLArT, the
member OF Congress from the Petersburg
district, had succeeded in inducing Com
missioner fLEAsoNToN TO modify his ruling
i'll regard to tobacco exported so ifs to allow
the tax TO be RENTED when the tobacco is
lost in transitu, shows that however stead
fast Radical Mr.. p. may be when what h,
regards as political questions are to b,
acted upon, he uses all his influence to pro
mote the material prosperity of the people
OF Virginia. We remember, too, that hi
votes whenever opportunity occurs fol
general amnesty, aud that he has beef
highly useful to his constituents on severa
occasions. 1t affords us much more plea
sure to commend him for his good deeds
Than to censuIe him for his evil ones.
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lAIEll.

On Friday morning a. . O'clock q po io rss o.
asnse o, Ia Hrs. MARTHA 3. WALDEN, In the
speyenty-eighth year Of her age: .,a rsitsnarv
Her funeral WIN take place ffSm shs at
t.stGH Her friends and acquaintances are re.
specially Invited to attend
n, tho ,th inst. after long and painful l,lness,
Mrs. MARY A. FORE, comfort Of the late henry
Fore in year Of ha her Of her
TIE Hee are 9 respectfuy ayted to attend hsr
funeral r. a f0 on T0-GoRRoW Sunday nF Itch
N1oW, at 4 O'Clock, from the Disciples Ch1s."'
IN Nayo gtrpet.
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~"YOU KNOW HOW 1T is
YOURSELF"
HOW CAN ONE HESITATE FOR 4 MOMENT
WHERE TO BUY WIEN YOU CAN
PURCHASE OF

PURCHASE OF
LEVY BHoT THEIRS
IRoN-FRAME ENGLISH HOSE, regular made
double heels and toes at 1926 ssT6, ana Fs.1'
per d, zen or 80 IS, and4oc. apair;
HEAVY LINEN sHEETING, full TWO ano
half Yards wide, at soc. per yard, worthSi
puLOW.CAsE LINEN, f1rty inches wide a'
soc. Per yard, actual value &C.;
WaM3UTTA COTTON at zee. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS CU1TON at2lc.;
FsUIT Of THE LOOM and ANDRoscoGGlN
at lG3c. per yard;
FULL YAEu-WiDE BLEACHED COTTON ut
12ic.;
YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10
and lac. per yard;
rILLOw-CAsE CUTTOH, foIty-t"o inches
wide, at leac. per yard;
FULL-WIDTI UNBLEACHED SHEETINa 81
CSC. per yard:
FuLL-WiDTH nLEACAED SHEETING at
38i :. per yard;
JEANS at ia Is, and lG3c. per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 10 aud l2ac.;
BED-TICkS from loo. up to tho very best NAKED
SHIaTiSG 81 RIPEs IN every style made;
BALE COTTON, all Nos. from to IL. at Sl.4o;
11SHLEACHEU KNITTING COTTON at Soc.
per pound;
4 large and stylish assortment Of FAkASOLS
and PkEASOi.-CuyEks at such prices as
cannGt fall TO suit;
Excellent Ss.lkTING CAMBRIA at 2sc., worth
S5c.
HaIR-CoRD NAINsuOK ut 35c., worth 6oc.;
aAiR-CuRD CAMBhIC at 4oc.. cheap st zoe.
per yard;
TUCKED SKlRIIHG at soc. ger yard. would be
bargain ut d5c.;
A full asso :tment Of BRiLLIAETES;
CHECKED, SlRIrED, NULL, NAINsoOk'
CAMBRIA, JArONET, S~ is5, and TARLE-
TAN MUSLINS at extremely low prices
TABLE Line Sof every width aud quality;
UuIiIES, war; anlcd all pure Linen, at 75c. per
dozen, worth Sl.eo;
Larsc NAPKINS NJ Sl25. worth ~ per DOZEN
TOWELS ut S1.?5 per Gozen, an excellent article
TT the price;
TABLE DAMASK, pure Linen, at toc. Per yard ;
TURKEY FED DUILlES. the best mannfac-
tuied, at SI.25 per dozen;
wards;
KID GLOVES at be sure to look at them
Genuine French ove WHALEBOEE CCE5Ef3
at rec. pair;
Extra qualify CoRoET5, Corded and TRAINED
with tape trimming, al u, really worth $3.50
per pair:
PURE LINEN HEMsTlTCHED HANDhEG-
CHIEFS, al 81 per dozen the same quality OF
goods can't be had elsewhere for less than ~;
Good assortment OF CasSlMERES and KEN
TUcKY JEANS;
UNDEEG ANNE \ nS Tor The spring;
A full assortment of LADIES' GARMENTS,
some ut very low prices;
200 yards OF GIl-CLOTH, one yard wide, ut soc.
per yard, worth &c.;
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETS,
RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS
CURTAIN LACFs.
Full assortment of all the best makes OF SPOOL
COTTON.
The place to buy everything you want 1T the
very lowest price 1t can be Sold, is st
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud l2l5 Main street.
COLGATE'S FINE SOAPS at a great reduction
In price.
Orders promptly attended 10. Packages sent per
express, C. o. d. ap1
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LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Movements ind Entertainments OF tue
Virginia Centennial Comnittce-Their Bril-
liant and Cordial Reception How they were
/ Fenssesl and reted Speeches Of the PennsSi-
yanians and viraininns The Conclusions OF
the Committee inians In Philadelphia
&C., &c,