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BELFAST PRICES CURRENT,
Corrected Week!y for the Journal.
BELFAST. Wedne DAY March 20 1870
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending W ednesday, March 1871
At market torthe current week-Cattlels55 Sheen
and Lambs 6i32; Swine 500. Last week-Cattle.
oI16' sh.ep and Lambs, 900; Swine, 900.
From Mline-CattIe, 81.
Prlce- Of Beet CATTLE, per 100 lbs the total weight
OF hides. tAliow and dressed Beet-Extra quality
81 23a7 ~ first quality So 50a7 90 second quality
$500 !5 third quality - 75a5 50 poorest grade OF
coarse Oxen Bulls &c - 75a4 so.
Tides ana fallow-Brig hton ii ides S i-2a9c Brgh-
ton ial!ow 5a6 l-2c; Country Hides Lag; Country
Iallow 30 I2e Calf Skins l6a oc DOL Skins 50 Is
IA 90 per skin.
Working oxen-We quote Extra s2o0a225; Ordi-
nary, I4Ual 100; handy steers. S354IO0 per par
Milch Cows-txtrA, $50 30; ordinary, s25a5o
Store Cows, $26A55 per head.
sheep and Lamo--ExtrA and selected lots s. 50a
II 90; Ordinary, 81 5oa7 90 or from IA I0c Der ID.
swne-store pigs, 5a6c; fat hogs, LAS 81 per
poor, 10 l-2al7c per b.
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This superb Hair Dye is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous: no
disappointment no ridiculous tnts or disasT.eabIe
odoE | he genuine WIN A Ratch-lors Ii .tr D,e
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle OF lead any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, l6 BOND
STREET. n. Y. IyrIIsn
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STOCKTON.

leap year sheet and pillow case masquerade
was given at Wassumkeag Hall, on the evening
of March 10Th, which was decided success.
An elegant supper served, and at the con-
cusion the ladies drew their purses and paid
the bills.
Tuesday, the 10Th, Of March, our people were
thrown into CONSERVATION by the report that a
large party of the natives of Winderput (Which
lies at the head Of the open polar sea- were APP
preaching our village on the ice in sledges.
Their mission, however, proved to be a peace
aele one, so tar as we could determine from
their signs They were on exploring expedi-
ton, seeking for an outlet to the sea- They had
evidently given up the search as futile. as thew
went no farther. We noticed among them
Ham-cu-shan, who acted as spokesman for the
party, the Post Master and Collector of Gus
toms at Winderput for the Esqumaux govern
ment-also two natives who would be denomi-
mated by US as Seiectman, and Deputy Sheriff.
They had run short of provisions, and there
fore were provided by Mr.. Cleaves, of the
Stockton House, with refreshments, after which
they held big pow-wow and dance at Was
sumkeag Hall. Fatwood. one Of their noted
chiefs, remained at home in charge OF the colony.
They pointed their sledges homeward about
/ O'Clock.
Rev. Herbert R. Howe, of South China. has
settled with the Congregatlonaist society at
Sandy Point and will also accept alternately the
pulpit Of the society at Union School House
church, Searsport.
FREEDOM.
About 1000 dozens of shovel handle blocks
have been brought in and sold since the first of
January. That is more than has ever been
brought in at this time before. Probably there
will be as many more before the season closes.
The fifth lecture of the Lyceum course will
be delivered on the evening of March q, by the
Quaker Traveller, Rev. Eli Jones. Subject,
1.-THE Holy Land.'
MONROE.
The name of one of our board of Seectmep
was omitted last week. They are E. 81. Nealley,
P. Fl. Kane, c. Fl. Nealley.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE

~ ER1 ONE HIS OWN DOCrOR-Being pri-
fate Instructor TOR married persons or those about
10 oe IN irritd both male ana female in everything
concerning the physiology and relations of our
sAuaI system, ana the pro ductun and prevention OF
ohspfhg, Including all the discoveries never be
lore given u the English language by WIN YOUNG
Al. ~ rms Is really valuable and interesting
Moh IL Is written In PLAIN language tor the general
reader. and is illustrated with numerous Eneravings
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, ana having the least impeachment to mar
red me- should read this book. 1t discloses secrets
that every one should be acquainted with still it is
BOOK that must be locked up and not let lie about
Tue house 1t viii be sent to any address on receipt
OF 90 cents Address Or. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4l6
spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
1E~AFFLlCIED AND UNCERTAINTIES
matter what may be your disease, before YOU place
yourself under the care OF any one OF the OUACkS
native and tor, ign-who advertise in tins or any
other paper, get copy of DR., loungs Book and
read 1t carefully 1t will be the Of saving YOU
many dollar, you health and possibly your life
Dr. Dung can be consulted on any OF the diseases
described III his publications by mail at his Office
NO. no spruce street, above Fourth Philadelphia
ZIsD
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

- MONDAY, March lS 1872.
BDFIER-We quote fine New YORK and Yer
medium 22a4}c; common l6a20c: bakers lOtl2c 7
CHtk>k-We quote fine New ork and Vermont
factory at " zoe per ID good do Mt lsals l-2c
common l3tl1c choice dairy IS l-2alQc.
tOG>-Salrs have been made today at 2-a26c but
buyers are not disposed to purchase only just enough
tor pr sent wants.
pea oran. at - +lt3 80. choice medium at s. 1oa
'o' choice Eastern handpicked pea beans s. 50 ;
common pea beans At 37n2 so per bush
GRASS SEkDS--Sales OF Glover Seet Fl ON com
mission houses have been made at 10allc, Herd,
Gr'ss is not 20 firm and sm al lots ire ioLbed At So
per sack.
VEG ETABLES-we quote Northern and Eastern
JACKSON liites al 50a55c per bush. Onions are dull
al 81 per bill
AprLts-we quote prime View York fruit 81 50
40 per Dol Common Apples sell at s3a4 per Dbl.
hAf-N { q lot- choice Vermont aud Canada hav
at SAOl3l per ton; ordinary do at s}4l27 Western
timothy s3OL3l New ork Straw 5 'sl2Q per tom
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47th Chapter.
7ofI VN-oo
9th Verse.

"By the rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow
all trees for meat whose Leaf shall fade and the
rult thereof shall be for meat and the leaf thereof
for medicine" Our great Redeemer has made pro
vision for the cure OF diseases Of man and beast yet
thousands upon thousands are overtaken with sick
ness, without suspicion that it is fused by mercury
or other subtle poisons that 80 freely used in
many medicines and remedies of the present day.
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
F. A. HaWIey 4 Co.,

= a n "a F. RS.
NO Dev0nshire. Cor. State ST. Rostou
F0ur per cent. interest allowed on deposit
Bank -' 10y
out-o'-'own dfpositors will have their remttances
apo contct n pro"ptl, acknowledged.
we do General Banking and Commission Rusi.
ness, negotiate Bonds. Stocks Notes and other
and Europe A
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
We ihvlt" inq1iries re'ating to Investments and
give brlo" Tie prices of a few of the most desirable
Bond-:
ku,linston, Cedar ptds and Minnesota e 92I.2
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western y 80
Chesapeake and Ohio 6s o.
Connecticut valley Is ak
New York and O. S.go "a uS
[. $. Bonds ani other mar zetable Securities allow
ed iu / price in exchange sn3m37
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
of the estate of John Calderwood, late of Lincoln
ville in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving
bond the law directs; she therefore requests all
persons who indebted to said deceaseds estate
to make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same tor set
tement to her.
3w37 BETHIAH NJ. CALDERWOOD.
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MARRIED.

IN Monroe, March 9 by Rev. j. Walker, Mr. WIN
Jackson a Miss Aioa f. Msrolen both Of Waldo
In \ sear-Inont Feb Is, Mr.. Isaac Thompson ant
Mrs. Susannah j ,cobs, both Of S.
In W. Winterport, March 8 by Gilbert /. Curtis
ksq.. Mr. john Grant and Miss Mary B. Bracket
both Of Frankfort
In Freedom 18th inst. by VIM G. sihley, ESQ
Mr. Henry {. Harvey TO Miss Rose n. Russell, boil
OF r.
Theron Grouse and Miss Emma Sheldon, both o
c.
:, In searsport, 18th Capt James c. Gilmore to Mrs
Matilda S. bickmore.
In Montvle, Feb 25, Mr.. Eben E. Poland anc
Miss Vic oria J jackson, both of NJ
In Steuben, March II, MI Charles A. Pinkham t.
Miss Nettie Il. W haing both of :.
Ia Gushing, March 6, by A. 5. Fales, Esq Mr., Irs
q. Seayey OF Burnt Island, ST. George and Mis-.
Sarah f. Malon-y OF c.
In stock,on, March 10, by c. 8. Fletcher, Esq
Josiah g Berry and Bella Jackson, both of S.
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For Sale.
TRINITY SCHOOL.

CAMDEN, MAINE.
81 English and Classical Home School for Bows
spring Term opens April 18th.
zm5| k,v. b. w. ATWELL Rector
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DINE MAsHs!
An assortment of Pine Masts from II to "a inches
and from go to IS feet In length Tor sale inquire of
D. LANE, Jr., or CHAS. p. WALKER.
Belfast, March II, 1872. 3wS6
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DIED..

Obituary notices beyond the date, name and az e
must be paid for.
In this city, March 10, Ada H., wife Of Joseph
PIERCE OF Bangor, aged 81 years.
In this city. March II, Geo. W. Miller aged 2s
years and months. Bangor and Augusta papers
please copy
In thus city, March II, Mary b widow Of the late
Daniel III. russell aged 70 years
In WInterport, Dec. 8, Mr.. Benjamin Moody, aged
So years.
In Frankfort March /, Mr. Reuben Tbbits, aged
6S years
In Bangor 18th inst, Rebecca, wife of Capt syl-
vanus Rich.
In Wnterport, Dec. 49, Mr.. John W. Burnham,
aged 81
In Jersey City, March Il, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. PIERCE, Abigail r.. widow OF the late
John NJ Gould, aged Is years, months Maine
papers please copy.
In Rockand, March H. Hattie F., wife Of George
Corey, aged 26 years
In So. Thomaston, March g. Reuben L. Elwell,
aged % years.
In Wadoboro, March 2, Mr.. Thomas Genthner.
aged So years, months.
Lost overheard and drowned, Feb 20, from schr
Gen. Banks, Silas Stthl of WaIdoboro, aged rs
In Sullivan, March 9, Geo. Gibbs, aged about so
years.
In Sedgwick NJ rich s, Sarah Smith, daughter Of
Prentiss E and Ann Maria Stanley, aged II years
months
In Hancock Nov. II, of consumption, Edwin NJ.
aged Is years. Feb. 20, OF consumption, Benz. K
aged l6 years, 10 months; OF Capt Samuel and
Edith Dow.
In Camden, March 9, Mrs Lois Russell aged u
years
In Warren, Feb. %, Mr.. Leslie Cushing, aged 20
years.
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Everyone Speaks PaTOrabIV.

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. 81, 1870.
ME-. STEVENS
Dear SRI have been troubled with canker from
childhood. causing my mouth to be sore at times
thai vac unable 10 eat Il -, taken man urguala
tons but with effect until tried your EEGE-
TINE After taking a fey doses, found it relieved
the aintness AT the stomach that always acCompan-
les canker humor; and, by the time had taken the
third bottle, my mouth entirely cured Have
not been troubled with it since that time which is
eight months ago. have recommended II to several
OF my acquantances, and everyone speaks its
good effect, Yours truly,
Z. :. SHERMAN.
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Administrators Sale

WILL be sold at public auction BY virtue of
w license from the Court OF Probite for the
County of Waldo, on Monday the I'D dav of April
A. ID. lo7z, At % O'Clock in the forenoon at the
dwelling rouse occu. lei by Susannah Dow, in
Palermo. SO much OF the real r. tate belonging to
the estate ot Ter Dow, lat OF P4lermo de-
CEASED, as will produce the sum OF two hundred and
nifty doll Ts > i'd r a estate consists OF the home
stead laid d. ceased. con tanning about thirty acres
together with the building thereo n subject to the
widows dover therein
Da ed at P4lerrn, this March 70, A. D. 1872.
10 IN GRIZZLY Administrator.
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The name of one of our board of Selectmen
was omitted last week. They are E. 81. Nealley
P. Fl. Kane, c. II. Nealley.
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- ;, ,rd gbo did il in such sweet afee,

70 grass and she did it in such sweet aliesTs
taf;on Of impatience that one could not help
desiring tpkiss the unconscions lips that SO
innoeently uttered the g Tom-boy taunt
s These charming sights, sounds, andgTnccs;
as the play says, jaindigitate unbounded
EEIiberty.v Hence II, d littleswhile there Is
boil over. The wrctchcd boys throw in a
cat-call or two, and then beat measured
time with their thick-soled shoes. The g1rls
catch the impulse, and their little feet vary
the sound by joining in the movement OIL inc
dunpy pedals of the wretches. And SO goes
the time till the curtain rises, and then an-
other whirr and flutter of whispering anu
shaking of fans "Who is she like! Am
she like EMlLY?' "No." "she is. LOOK
ut that girl with the yellow dress. Amt slie
like MupREpP, "Stufr She is much tlaha-
somer than MILDRED ever was" wen, you
needn't criticise MILDRED. know why you
don't like her." And this fires the eyes
with daggers of reproof. All this Is ABOUT
the actors and when the performance heslns
there is a suspension of the fire OF this slhlll
artillery. and then follow the movements OF
heads and nodding of plumes-eacn iaus ei'-
deayoring to find an opening through 'he
sea of heads that she may see the stage.
Alas. this effort is almost vain. The BON
nets plumed and mounted on top OF inc
heads of the ladies arc Il sad obstruction W
the view. Bad enough is it for men 10 SIT
hehipd these bonncts, but much worse Il''s'
if bc for the ladies. We cannot sec how thcs
endure the annoyance, unless it be III accoro'
ancc with that love of fashion for winch .i'e
censoriors have said that woman VIII suilcl
anv sort of discomfort or pain. III Is u W
hopcd they will not display this trait touch-
ing this bonnet. 1t is enough TO raise IT.
hclli,u. We arc ready to proclaim war upon
il in the Theatre, however Jallnty ana coIhe'y
if may be in the street. With LORENZO DOW,
VIC call out Justify, "ToI-knot, come down."
Ladies, for your own sakcs, do copy the eX-
annie of the men, whose cry of "Hats OIL "
causes every male head to he uncovered III an
instant. Let "Bonnets OIL" become the
cry that will cut down the sea of plllmes and
ribbons fully eight inches, and give your dear
selves, as well as the reprobate men, chance
to see what is going on upon the stage. And
now VIC have said tive fear your dlSsats-
nction-and hope that you will ofend-no;
that we will-that is, that we will have no
occasion-no, that you will have no occa-
sion. to complain of yourselves. G., our
selves, again. With which, we are your
humble servants.
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Mt CORRECT THE STOMACH.--lt is
wcll-asrortaiurd physiological Fact that the origin
of most ul the ills That alic humanity Is dcranged
condition of the alncntary canai. The bowels be-
come constpatcd aud sluggish. and thence arises
train Of painful and distressing maladcs AS pre-
vcntive and cure, there is no renedy.o safe and sure
as Dr. TUFTS vEGErABLE LIVER PILLS.
WEST POINT. GA. September 3, 1871.
". II. Tut: Dear Sir,-I have been an Invalid for
five years, and have with fortitude and patience
tried nearly every patent mcdicine known to the
people wtloutany etectual relief. II was suggested
by so.lr of my friends to take your Vegetable Pills
for which am under obligations for said sngges-
on 1t being favorable one, propose to suite the
effects. weigh mse than ever did, and my health
Is far better than it has been In five years GER
tainly give MI the credit to your Fills.
Very respectfully, ,..,....
j. A: DONALDsON.
The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE.
ND 10-eodlwSw
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The Matinee--The Bonnets.

The matinee has become the most delight
fully provoking and loveab)e congregation
of the day. You haven't an idea about it
until you see it and hear 1t, There is so
much brightness and jauntiness, and such
graces, and such prattle and tastte In such
sweet tones, and with such Independent airs
aud taunting bohhets, and all that, that one
feels as though he had landed in another and
Il bewitching world. After the general struS-
gle for seats, the wandering about. and the
calling across the house, and all n.c seated.
then comes the whir and rustic of adjust
ing shawls. opening fans and glasses, and
turning and peering to see who is there.
Then begins the comment upon persons and
dresses, and the ringing laughter and gene.
raj small talk, in which ladies' and phihirpn,s
voices are mixedup with charming emphasis
and c,dence. Think OF a great elm full OF
clattering lettuce-bids, or a garden 0: cana.
i'le>, and you may fnrni some idea of the
prattle which fills the Theatre, and puts a
man under sort of spell, as if bewitched
Certainly it gives one an idea of how Borrow
felt in TITASIA's bower. ....t
Really the matinee is charming. Its great
feature is the predominance of women and
children. If, however, man were to become
numerous at the matinee it would be spoiled.
He is too awkward and rough to be suited
to such scene Of innocence and grace, ex-
cept just enough of him to make contrast
to form sort of dark ground to bright
picture. His presence, except homeopathic
cally, would mar the arch expressions and
playful freedom of the occasion. The girls
would be afraid to let themselves out in their
criticisms and satires, and their oii.hand raj.
lying Of one another. How artfully they
chide one another, and how mischievously
ma boyishly they retaliate sometimes. MAY
absolutely told Ross the other night to go
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DIED.

In this city on Yesterday, after brief illness. Mrs:
LUCY a. FACE, rclict of the late William Byrd
Page. in the scvemty-siXth year of her age.
Tier funeral will take place from the Second Rap
fist church THIS AFTERNOON at "a O'Clock. Her
friends, the friends of her son John G.. Page: Jr.
and of her son-in-law George Bargamin, are invi-
ted to attend
On the sth instant. In Baltimore. Nd. Captain
THOMAS X. CORNICk. formerly Of Princess
Anne county, Va. in the sxty-tifh year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
his son G.. c. COrnick. No sl6 Fifth street. ut
o'clock J.. NJ. WEDNESDAY The 10TH Friends OF
the family arc respectfully invited to attend
In Mobile. on Tuesday, Cd instant, JOHN ID. RAG
LAND. formerly of Petersburg, Va
His funeral will take place al St Paurs church.
Petersburg, THIS AFTERNOON ut half-past
O'clock
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long. Colonel WILLIAM r. JOHNSON, the con- on.
tractor, has pushed It ahead with great en-.
crsy, and it will he cpnspleted sooner than
was anticipated. There arc points OF din
Guilty west of the Big Bend tunnel, however,
In the neighborhood Of the Hawks Nes =,
which will not he finished -sossoon. h"'
early in autumn we may hope to welcome
train from the Ohio river!
While on the subject, VIC Will state 'i,'s ' Va.
distance from Gaulcy Bridge to tue " hi'e
sulphur Springs is seventy miles. Upon inc
man Il seems to be sixty; but mountain
uond. don't measure accurately on the map
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sPECIAI. NOLs1sCslklsSs'
m INSURE YOUR LIFE
80 IsruE E
BRoOKL YIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
& OF NEW YORK.
a.s 5esa .a.-
Is 49, - 49, co nas, NM
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

l. Because II Ia acknowledged to be perfectly SOL
rent by all Insurance CogrnfsstoHe's' :,
= Because It Is the cheapest.
Because II endorses the surrender rdlae on its
policies, In dollars and cents, for ten consecutive
years and ten years thereafter IL desired g .. o,c
According to the statement OF the ra.ea ~ ~.
ftcnt Life Insurance companies Of irs1-cas' sou"
ing In the United States 1ilade by "Ihe
in lts advertisement entitled "facfs aTs
Things" and published recently N nats. NJ IN,
paper, 1t appears that tho m"eua - .n, ranoad
Brooklyn arc cheaper thi'n t''''' y" ~ 49, -
company. ...o,,o,t.
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The Western Division,

We learn from the best authority that the
Big Bend tunnel on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, viii be cut through in the
carry part OF next month, and that it will be
ready for trains to pass through early in
July: This tunnel IL ulile and qiaster
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MAA.eNlFlcESr DISPLAY es8e
= YMSEe
SPRING, ls72.
GRAND OPENING Of THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION

MADAM DEMELMAS
desires to inform the ladies of Richmond and Wei
nty that she has fitted up the store No. 1873 Main
atr.ef near eorusr of Fourteenth. With one OF the
handomcst and bcst-selcctGd stocks OF
MILLINERY GOODS
over offered IN this city: among which she offers
pONNETS and HATS, Of the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS. and
BONNET MATERIAL OF all descriptions.
Also, 4 very Large assortment oil
LADIES' AMI INFANTS, CAPS: 49,.
and best-selectcd stocks OF HAIR GOODS eyer
brought to this city. consisting of real and imitation
Switches and Curls something new the Cornet ana
Nilsson Braids: Chlgnons, In all shade and Styles III
endless variety. ctr =.
Snecial inducements offered to country merchants
to buy wholesale
Having had great many years of experience In
the millinery business, am confident OF giving ell.
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do well to call and examine this well
selected stock before going elsewhere.
n u. Persons Wishing 10 make their own Bonnets
can be supplied with all necessary materials at
MAD. DEMELMANS.
| ,p5lm No. 1923 Main street.
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w sPRISG. 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T.R. PRICE & co.
are now receiving nv steamer and express superb
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son, TO which attention Is called. Everything new
and beautiful will be shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS.
COLORED GROS GRAIN and TAFFETA SlLhS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS; all colors;
POPLINS, YELOURS, lELANGES, -; ,,,.e
PLAIN aid FIG URED JACONETS ann LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENESE silks, ,,, ,s.,,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH anu ENGLlSH
CAMBRICS, entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS.
A SPECIALITY WITH THE HOUSE Such as
VELOUR IMPERAThICE. VELOUR DE NICE,
GGaa SH R5 EeEsES SEkils hGA ssa iFEfssnc
B b Afi DE -MS itj ,- ~ '
SUMNER HENRIETTA, .--- -.
SUMNER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
-. II, WoRsTED. AND SILK.
CRATES and GRAPE Wells, &C, &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SHEETINGS. TOWELLINGS,
DIAPERS, HUCkABACkS.
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONS,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment,
Immcnse line uf MI the NEW PATTERN PRINTS
All of which will bc sold as low as any house In
Amertra rai afford to yell them for without giving
prices IN detail. l. . +>.,, or
NH Is L: X: PRlCE W.
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DRY GOODS.

T c. COURTNEY & son.
-. SlJ BROAD STREET
would call special attention TO the following
GOODS just received:
AlcAaulcI'S hc:t Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks.
All the new styles Of parasols.
ThcmrSon's Glove Fitting CorsetS,
Ottcnheimcr's and Harris Cnrsrt$,
fanuiug's Kid-Fitting Skeleton COrscts.
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes.
Gents Gauze Shirtsaud Drawers.
Gents and Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts.
Ladies' Gauze tcsts-long and short sleeves:
White aud Colorcd Piquc.
Table Damask. Napkins. Towels. Quilts.
HandkCrchicis, Ribbons,
SCaris AMI Em;iu;rfits ap l0-lu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rsNE-GgEAMS, JELLY, CAKES,
kc.~By lind assistance OF friendaand my6rn ex-
er,ions, ain imposition to serysrny customers with
like promptness and fidelity. i inay not have the
means TO compete with others In tle prieem some
articles, but tho qualities and purssy OF my genuine
ICE-CREAsf, manufactured by mysei rom .he
pyTRE CREAM, and my CAKES and CANDIES
free from, ANYTHING tlcletcrious, none can excel
ntr, r,c a. n,i. ,z,.7 J.W. PLEDGE,
,o-,1v ( AZ. Il -lEi SIT Broad street.
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