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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Thnt Banner Inquired FOR.

We learn, good authority, that inquiry was
made in a Democratic meeting, fow days ago,
for that celebrated banner, or transparency,
which was carried in the Seymour and Blair pro-
cossionH representing Horace Greeley embracing
a black woman, Let a search be made !
Bling out that old banner We increase our re-
ward TO twenty-five cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
The Democrats Moving

meeting of Straight Democrats, for the pur
pose of forming Democratic Club, is called, to
assemble at Luttons Hall, Newark, on Saturday
evening next, at ~ o'clock, Z. NJ. The call is
signed by Mr. William Dean, the recent Chair
man of the Democratic State Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Nor,I, CnroIinn

The reports from North Carolina, sent to the
B,ltimere American which we print elsewhere,
grow still more encouraging. Even the Demo-
cratic majority in the Legislature is becoming
very small, and there may be possibility Of
eecting Republican U. S. Senator.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
General Granl,s Indian Policy working Well.

General Grants Indiun Policy Working Well.
Concerning the gathering of the Indian tribes
of the Southwest the Republican journal, Of
Lawrence, Kansas, says
"Through letters received at the office Of the
Superintendent OF Indians Affairs in this city,
we learn that the council now in session at Fort
Cobb, ON the Washita, is likely to prove entirely
successful. Representatives. are present from
the Apaches, seven bands of the Oomanches
tho Auapahoes and Chevennes, and delega-
tion il expected from the KIowas. The general
tone of the Indians is peaceful. The Cheyennes
announce themselves as on the side of peace.
The entire Arrapahoe and Cheyenne tribes with
the exception of Medicine Arrow and four lodges
who were with the Kiowas, were at the Cheyenne
agency on the 23l inst. making city of thou
sands. 1t is said to be the largest gathering Of
the tribes ever held.
We regard the administration of Superintend-
ent Hoag and his worthy subordinates az the
most successful one with the Indians of the
Southwest we have ever had There has been
a steady improvement in the condition of the
Indians they have been growing more peace
full, and there il a total cessation of those con-
stant charges Of corruption which had become
chronic in the Indian service. President Grants
LtdidH p0licy has 'Corhed ,DeH in this quarter,
and the country would save nothing in this re-
spect by change.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
SECOND EDITION..
NORTH CAROLINA.
Latest Election Returns.
The Entire Republican State Ticket
Elected.
from 1900 to 1000.
WASHINGTON. August 7.

WASHINGTON, August Z.
A despatch from Thomas Settle to President
Grant says that North Carolina has elected the
entire Republican State ticket by a majority
ranging from 1900 to 2O0O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Tried TO Drown HerneIt.

Eliza Thompson, school teacher from Wash
of Cortlandt street, New York, yesterday. She
was tished out by policeman, and lies in Park
Hospital in a critical condition. No cause assg-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Geneva

CLOSE OF THE SHENANDOAH CASE.
LONDON, Aug. T.
A Vienna despatch says that the Arbitrators,
after hearing argument, closed the,
case Of the Shenandoah.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

A Colorado court adjourned in the middle of
a to take drink
Gift jewelry traps are again set for the un-
wary in New York.
The new Chicago directory has 10000 more
names than that of last
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

The principal members of the Japanese En-
bassy sailed from Boston yesterday.
Chief Justice Chase is reported to be very i'll
of Drights disease. He has gone to the White
Mountains with Senator Sprague.
No hostile meeting seems likely between Col.
Mosby and Dr. Withers. A Warrenton, Va,
despatch says that Mosby has gone to Jordon
Springs, and the Doctor "is attending to his
business in Warrenton,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

HER ARRIVAL AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. Z.
The United States Frigate Worcester, from
Key West, has arrived here
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
RohhInR the blind.

Smart boys in Springfield give blind organ
grinders ten cent scrips made OF wall paper,
and make their own change out of his hat leav-
ing him five cents ahead, as he supposes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

The Commercial Mt the Summer Resorts.
Those Of our citizens who are about to leave for
simmer recess, can have the COMMERCIAL forwarded
Il, them, at II Gents per week. II we pay postage,
mat. of COURSE Will he additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
England.
Parliament will be prorogued on saturd

PARLIAMENT TO BE PRoRoGUED-DIsooyERY OF
GOLD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
The PENINSULA.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.


Madison Brown, the oldest member of the
Centreyille bar, died on Saturday. He hal been
Clerk of the Court, Auditor, and in 1852 was
Democratic candidate for Judge of the Court of
Appeals but beaten.
VIM Curry school teacher died near Church
Hill, last week. He had $40 in gold in his
trunk, and died without an heir
John Jones, the colored man who was lynched
in Cecil county, last week. was native of Queen
Annes county and was tried there some years
ago, for larceny
The locomotive on the Queen Anne'a Railroad
collided with lime car which had been run on
the main track near Prices, on Saturday night,
but did no damage other than breaking the
locomotive.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Danes Quarter camp begins on the 10th.
The arrangements have been completed by
which the Washington Academy will be convert
ed fto Public High School.
The Democratic primaries will be held in the
several districts on the 18th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 7.
Cotton lrmer, upland %. gulf 221s flour,
old stock fair demand, new very quiet, superflne
$5@$515, extras $594@$614, extra family S714
(09H rye flour held "a wheat fair demand,
red S1.67@S1.70, new Sl.s3 old rye quoted 80 !
corn steady, yellow 6l062, mixed Western 6l
oats higher, white 44@i6, mixed 4l6D43 whis-
key quiet, 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Neir AdperttsE Mentg,
CT. JOSEPH g. DENVER CITY
= RAILROAD COMPANY

NAtUUIIFU VtIItUs IEU' D 7 IFHHHHW FtTUetl
NEW YORK, AUGUST isT, 1912.
The COUPONS and Registered Interest," due August
18th, 1872 on the Frst Mortgage Eight per Cent Is
per cent? Gold Bonds Of the
ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BOTH EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISION,
will be paid at the office Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company OF the City of New York, upon pre-
sentatiOn and demand on and after that date, free
OF tax. FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
augl-2w Asst. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Dai(u GoattttertiaG.
IEMKINa q ATKINsoN

,,II,MER ATKINSON. ON,............... Publisher.
tv-Por Terms, Etc., See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
The ss Worcester.''


Gold is reported as discovered near the town
of Kinsale, Ireland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, August T.
Clear weather with Southern winds, in the
Middle States till this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-07
Bank and MerclntiIel Printing

are frst-ciass, all our machinery being driven by
steam mower We invite a comparison OF our specl-
mems with those of other printers. Estimates and
Information cheerfully furnished, and orders by
mail promptly attended to. All work guaranteed 70
be satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26

Quire whether Mr.. Fisk was In. The reply came
back that he was still at the ONCE. then tele.
graphed him the following despatch:-
"When and where can see you this evening on
important businessT"
In a few moments the operator handed in the
following answer
"Meet me at 3l3 West rwenty-tnrd street at seven
O'Clock. J. F., Jr."
This despatch is still in my possession.
At six O'Clock l arrived at the Grand Central
Hotel, my place of residence, and prepared 10 for
tify myself with hearty supper, preliminary TO
calling ON the Prince OF Erie at his residence IN
Twenty third street. Upon entering the hotel was
met by messenger, who informed me ''Thar as Mr..
Fisk was to make a social call on friends at the
hotel during the evening he would also see me
there and save me the trouble Of going to Twenty
third street."
THE PNIHCE OF ERIE CALLS ON THE BOHEMIAN SPY :.
was greatly pleased at Mr.. FisK's consideration,
and went to supper had scarcely commenced
operations upon q piece OF cold chicken when In
walked Mr.. Fisk. He shook hands very cordially
and sat down. invited him to take supper with
me- but he had just dined, and begged to be ex-
cused. excused him. In the meantime MS en-.
trance had created quite an excitement among the
good people, who mad not expected to have Colonel
Fisk for supper. The waters have ever since
looked upon me with feeling Of awe, no doubt
thinking me q very distinguished person.
"Iwill be through In q few minutes Colonel said
I, land will then Bee you In the parlor.u
He was, however, IN somewhat Of a hurry. Could
eat and listen ut the same timer could perform
that feat without difilculty.
THE PRINCE COUNTS THE COST.
"very WELL" SAID Mr. Fisk, clearing tho plates out
OF the way. "Now, what have got to say is this,
But / need not state what It was. promised to
fave his ideas embodied In our article In the
HERALD. He was willing to pay what 1t
would cost. Taking piece of paper from
his pocket ne proceeded to furnish me with
points for an article. He said that the
Englshmen did not want the Erie road for the
purpose of improving either Its condition or man.
agement but that they desired 1t solely for the pur
pose OF making connection with the Atlantic and
Great western road the stock OF which was princi-
pally owned by the foreigners. He also thought it
would be well to make the idea prominent In my
notice that the Engshmen would run the Erie
ROAD solely for their own interests, irrespective Of
those Of the American stockholders, Alter con-
verslng with HIM some time he took his leave. first
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,rorTrNGs AB0UT THE STATE.

Mr.. David NJ. Watson, Of Anderson died
ESeyen members of the Seventh United
States Cavalry deserted from YorkVille last
SThree Ku. .Kluxes and two negro prisoners
attempted to break out of YorkViie jail on tne
Mr.. Fpstin's little SOD, who was severely
injured from a fall In Columbia on wednesday
pvening last, was better on Thursday
ETemperance addresses were delivered IN
lancaster last week by Captain w. l.. DePass
and Generals Kennedy and Kershaw
WIN. Tucker was slightly Injured oy ine
cayine in of Mr.. steiglltz's store In columbia
on Thursday. , ru,o,,o, no.
,ore the Sumter Lyceum, on the evening OF
the 18th instant, was an intellectual repast'
ench as few communities often enjoy.
"Mr' Gray's dwelling. fn Columbia, was struck
nv lightning on Thursday afi iernoon. Ine pas,
isring was considerably damaged, as aso tne
window blinds. but no person was nIrt.
"NDrs. T. Y. Harris and j. I. Craig. ol Lau-
rens County, have been licensed 6y the meoi-
cal board OF the South Carolina Onivsrsi.y sS,aa se
nharmacists. D druggists and apothecarles'
ppnder pdt the late act Of the General Assembly;
"Tbere was quite stampede from tne
2statehouse on Thursday during the storm'
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AgrirnlturaI Matbin. rg.s~..q.. - Is s
WRIGHT & WARHOCK''ss ll;!' :
ANTI-FRIC'TIoN : .
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10. 1871 - :.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871;

We take pleasure in presenting to the planters
and public Horse Power gotten up by 'AeeHs.
WRIGHT Il WARNOOK, Of Barnwell and Bean;
fort Counties, 8. O.. which is most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed; at
the expense orless power than anything yet ip
use; Is strong simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginuing cotton, threshlng
grain, pumping water, &c. viii, on aforty saw
gin in good order, with two mulesf moderate
gait gin 1000 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull It; light
for two. 1t sits in frame In the house; can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground: "a. ''.'.', W
Another important feature OF this Power Is
that The rising or falling Of the noor Of the'house
does not affect the working OF the gear In any
way. '"f b'is 50
This is Southern enterprise, and no humbug.
Price sl25, and freight, ready for putting up.
G.H. KIRKLAND and W. A. CLARK,
Allendale. s. O.,
Agents for South Carolina.
@. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
RBFBKENoss:' ~ u =
Rev. Messrs: Joseph A. Lawton+ and Joseph
Bostick.s OF the Savannah River Assoe!a-
tion. Allendale; Captain w. n. BostlcK,T Aiien.
dale: REV. Messrs d. J. Simmons ana r. Miltou
Kennedy, OF the South Carolina ConIerencsr Gog
nsnta,n r ID. Sem, Coumbi,; +. J. Pelzer,t Esq,
and Messrs Reeder Il Davis, Charleston, -S.,M.
sThose marked thus have seen the rover ~
worr 'o' Neutrality-suspicious.
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Drnus ann Mebirlrrfs.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
D R. h. B A E B,
No. 1sl MEETING STREET,

II
No. 1al MEErING STREET,
In addition to full stock OF Drugs and Chemi'
calls, offers the following Patent Medicines and
Sundrles !.
HURSFORD'S ACID PHOsPHATES
Grimaults Syrup Of the Hypophosphase OF Lime
Guarans (Headaohe) Powders
BERGER's BEDBUa DESTROYER
Beef, Wine and Iron
Elixir Phosphate Iron, Qulnis and Strychlna
Valentines Meat Juice. niate OF the best Beef,
without fat, the best Fold for Delicate Uhil.
dreu, suffering from Summer Complaint 1t
Is easily prepared, and quite palatable
Helnltsh's Queens Delight
| Leidy's Blood Pills
German Blood Pills
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
Grimault's Matico Capsules
Wllber,s Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphate OF
Lime
Sugar. Coated Pills, OF every description
| Fluid Extracts Ia full assortnent
DeBng's Pile Remedy
DeBing's Via Fugae
Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Pierce's Golden Discovery
Simmons's Liver Regulator
McMunn's Elixir Of Opium
Sponges, of every description
Pepsine
Carbo.ic Acid, tcrystals,) Carbolc Acid, in solu.
tion. for Disinfectant Purposes
Carbolic DIsnfectant Soap
Carbolic Toilet Soap
Solution of Chloride Of Soda, q convenient Dis
infectant
Ohloral Hydrate, made ny Merck, Of Darmstads
Fountain syringes, Mattson's syringcs, David
sons Syringes
Atomizers Periumers, Breast Pnmps
Pe,saries, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
Elastic Stockings
Halls Hair Kenewer
Chevalier's Life for the Hair
Montgomery's hair Restorer
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC
VitalIa for the Hair
Aliens Hair Restorer
Lyons Kathairon
Barry's Tiicopherous
Ayers Hair Vigor
Burnett's Cocoaine
TUFTS Hair Dye
Bachelors Hair Dye
Japanese Hair D'e
Egyptian Hair Uoloring
NATTAN'S crystal DISCOVERY
Hastings Syrup OF Naptha
ALIENS Lung Balsam
Forests Juniper Tar
.StaGords Oliyo Tar
RI ss's Expectorant
Marsdenis Pectoral Balm
TUFTS Expectorant
jayne Expectorant
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
Russell's Soothing Cordial
GsRHAN SOOTHING CORDIAL
Carbolic Troches
Chlorate Potash Lczengts.
Licorice Lozenges
Lozenges OF Pepsin and Iron
Iodinlzed Cod Liver OIL
Bryan's Pulmonlc Waters
French Tooth Lozenges
Thomson's Tooth Soap
and all other Proprietary Medicines
junlS
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caused by the falling of bench up stairs,
every one aupposiDg that the roof was about
to fall through again
The alumni Association OF Furman uni
versity was reorgaDiz-d In GreenVIle laet
wsek, and committee was chosen to select q
person to deliver an address In June, 1878, on
The ttM.mory of deceased Alumna."
The residence of Mr.. John Walker, near
Double Branches, In PlckeDs County, was
totally destroyed by fire on Friday last, aud
the entire contents of the building were con-
except couple OF feather oeds and
cuipg from the burning building. The origin
of the fire is supposed to be accidental.
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ByW. 7. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
,AucGiOneera. A 90
By GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. '.i.i ~.
cal Estate Agents and dAuctioneerS.F

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND
i AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
BY virtue Of Two deeds OF trust from the R:ch.
mond and York River Railroad Company TO the late
VIM. Mcfarland and the undersigned, d8ted
respectively the 9th OF September, 1853, ana the
lat o January, 1865. the undersigned, aurgiv11g
trustees, Will, on WEDNESDAY,. the lsth daY or
Aesus Aessrs dsaSbs sai s. Williams as sa
80. The U VTi WHoiE E LINE oF RAILWAY Of the SAID
Company from the City OF Richmond TO West
Company, and the Equipments, RQling STOCK,
Machine Shops, Depols, Water Stations, Road
Eed, Machinery, Tolls, Easements, and every
other right, interest or estate conveyed by the
said deeds, excepting chooses In acti0n.- nI,f.
THE TERMS OF SALE
Will be CASH sufficient to pay gil the costs Of ex.
ecuIing the trusts Of said deeds, and to pay the
interest on the bonds outstanding under tne deco
OF 1859 aforesaid. estimated at about S35. .000 and
lhen cred un II thelst, OF January, 1871, as 70
s4S, ,O0O with interest from the 1st or July. 1s12,
at the rate Of per cent per annum, payable
and then Casa s9Se1S 81 1S aras 70 pay
under the deed Of 1855 afuresald,r estlmateq sat
about $62,r00, and credit until the LIST OF Jann-
ary 1885 as to 1000, With tnteres5 az t1e tate
OF per cent. per annum from the lst OF July,
1872, payable aemi annually, and then Dash elf.
Accent to pay the interest due on the bonusof t9e
second class under the mortgage OF 1868 alofe.
said, estimated at about sl66,ooo, and tnen 1
with interest from the lsS OF July, 1872, at the
rate Oft per cent per annum, payable semtan-
nualy, and then credit until the lat OF January,
1890, as TO theresidue OF ch purchase money,
wi, h interest at the rate OF per cent. per AM
mum. As 10 80 much OF. the purchase money as
may be applicable to the bonds, secured by, the
deeds OF trust Aforesaid, the purchaser eh8ll lsYe
his bonds corresponding with the Said outstand-
ing bonds saud as TO tEe re-idue OF such purchase
money, the purchaser shall give his u0ondl or
bonds, as may be determined upon after the sale;
the purchasers bonds 10 be secured by deed or
trust on the property and francnlses soh.T a,.Si
Capitalists Will take notice that the edect OF q
sale and conveyance by the undersigned VIII be
to extingulsh the Company Aforesaid, and make
the purchaser body corporate. For 1urtaer par
iiculars, apply to MessleRrs PAGE d SAAURY,
Oounsell0rs at Law, Richmond. Va.
r. b. MAURY.
J.PROsSER TABB, :.
E'' err Surviving TruStees.
~ Sale conducted by Messrs. GRUBBS d
WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers. '!'..tG1 =
NOTICE TO BONDHoLDERs. sa.,...E.
Holders OF the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid VIII
report at once to Messrs PAGE d MAuRY, Rich-
mond, Va, the number OF Bonds held BY them,
the deed OF trust by which they are secured the
amount or each Bond, and the amount or interest
due. Holders OF Detached Coupons viii report -
above. -.' ID. MAUI,
]. J.PROSSER TABB,
juns ) Surviving Trustees.
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OEEIOAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnce
at Charleston, for the week ending June rs,
1872, and printed oficialy in TIE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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wer wenig sucht, Der Eindet viel.
From the German Of Ruckerr.l

= From the German Of RuckeIt.l
Only shelter for my head sought
One Stormy winter night:
To me the blessing Of my life was brought,
Making the whole world bright
how shall i thank thee for gut 30 sweet
q dearest heavenly friend
sought q resting place for weary feet
And found my jJurney's end.
Only the latchet Of q friendly door
MY timid fingers tried
A loving heart, with all Its precious store'
To me was opened wide.
My sun shall always shine;
would have sat beside the hearth, an nouf-
And the whole heart was mineI
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MaRYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

RFERY OF
change
Ninety P9ana sa
EamIT several
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BUSINESS EXPERfBNCE
strictly Com milo basns wa9s oppssfg
exa Snaoe @. Rev O.
Williams Co
:Mesrs Is
The He Sce
DUPONr
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THEY ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre-
dients OF any kind-nothlng In the least de9ree
inju, ious to the system nnuee any
and may De administered WIN Poiieo' eoe''
to an infant. ,,,o
when taken as directed.
,ent have more thuu one chill AFTER the first dose,
and in the majority OF cas- uot even thaL
They accomplish the work by destroying the
cause OF disease, which no other remedy pretenas
They are On efrectual preventive, neutralIzlng
the nlalarious poison in the system, and thus
avertIug It's consequences.
PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRACTICE
nj. almost universally the case that physicians
condemn what are generally known as "Patent
Medicines,n NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
though under this head. the com position is known
to many. and sa pa paole are their valuable cura-
tive PROPERTIES that number Of the first physi:
clans in the South aud West have adopted tnem
in their practice, anu recommend them 70 tnelr
patients as the most reliable Fever and Ague
medicine known. :.
NO ONE NEED SUFFER, /
be they ever so much exposed to Fever and Ague,
II they will only take
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
To tboan WHO lave contracted Fever and Apue,
instead or using Qulnine Arsenic, and other power
ful remedies, they Will find not ouly Immediate
relief, but positive cure In
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, :
which ia an old reliable article prepared from the
private formula Otune OF the most experienced
pphvsiclans In the Fever and Ague districts, who
alter many years Of successful practice has made
~ known to the pr pretor. This article has been
nsed in cases where every remedy has failed be.
fore and performed the mosL asHn@g tSs
csnse OF the disease at once, and does not 11r-
nIsh. as many articles do, only temporary RELIEF.
may3O ths5mo
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AT
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT &CO.

No, 244 KING STREET.
HOUSEHOLD GooDsSat the lowest possible
1gures.
Napkins, Doylies Towels, Blcached and On-
bleached Table DamasE, Orash, White Llnens,
sheetings, Pillow Castings, DC.
20 dozen Ladies' Undervests, only 76c-Wortn
81.
A full line OF White Linen Duck, Linen Drli eho
Striped Linens for Mems and Boys' Suits-sold at
great sacrifice.
Our Cloth Department has received additional
supplies In, the latest styles OF CASSlMERES,
Bro4dcloths, Drab d'Ete, &C., all OF which n.ve
undergone on extraordinary reduction IN tne
gains, and can convince customers that tne
goods are the cheapest IN this market.
Merchants, Alliners, &C., will nnd It proatabl Q
to take advantage Of the great reductions We
make In our prices.
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| Adkins, Mrs
| Sarah
| Aston, Harriet
| Anderson, Ma.
| ry
BaEus. Mrs O
| Barre, Virginia
bailey, Mrs II A
| Bailey, Ella T
Baird, Lizzie
barrow" Laura
Barnara, Rehns
| BaBSett, Mre Sd
rah
Barnes, Mrs I
4
Bates, Mias F I
Baxter, Matilda
Behrman, Cath
crime
Bell, Maria
Bentz, Harriet
Bicalse, Maria
Black, Ktttie
Blacke, Nancy
Bowen, Mary
Jane
Rrint0n, Rose
Bradham, Miss
b
Brown. Sophia
Brown. Harriet
Brown, Ellen
Brewn, Selena
Briggs, Laura
Cnisolm, Mrs
Jane
Cormler. Celia
Corrle, Hiss E J
Cooper. Emma
Colloton, Mrs
Mary
Conyers, Sarah
Coleman, CARO-
line
Costello. Julia,
Conev, Julia
Corion, Mar
gret
crouch, hrS d
n
Crum, Charlotte
Grafton. Hester
Creed, Maggie
Dart, anna
Deas, Mrs e O
Deh0ne, Mrs
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Depass, Jennie
Dickson. Sue l.
D0lan, Ka'e
Drayton, Myrah
Du gee. Louisa
Duty, Mrs. An.
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Eason, Miss Ma.
Ellis. Rosaunan
English, Mlley
Fades, Fannie
fenwick. Maria
Fell. Anna E
Fickling, Kate
RIckling, Laura
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Flynn. Mary II
Fleming, Sallle
Fripp, Elvira
Fraser, Aun