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NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main sSt.

Have now la store and ipr sale.
2pO Hall BblS Lake IIrrriTg.
10 White Fish
.pU No. MHckrIrl.
M No. MHrll,IaI
100 Packages Mackrr,l, and . Ia qupri,r
barrels and Kits.
- TirrCrS choice Carolina Rice.
10 Bbls choice y. -. MolusS"s.
~ IIhdS choice y. -. Sugar.
~ Bhi> SyrUps.
9UO BblS Standards \. Il, Extra e. GIb..
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin Hu1
&C. sugars.
jOO Bbls Flour, embracing Wul'' Ea-..
keystone, ldlcwisc, Howard ami ulh.E
standard brands.
IN Bags prime tu choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prlm" to choice @. D..
Teas.
~ CnldioS prim" 20 Choic" 6. i. I,l,.
our Tobacco embraces liHlbIDuk r j. u.
Millinrrs. PAGES and other good and o..
liable brands, among tn" best Iu 'hr ruUu
try. our stock is ulI aud complete. HuI
will hr offered Ia tn" trade at i'm lpW.-f
market price. We IuyIt" clos" buy"r- 'r
call and examine our stock b,ipr" puIru.
aSing elsewhere.
marble NELL 4 ELLlNGHAM.
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The "DemniIiOu" Total.

In his recent speech in Congress on
the tariff bill the Hon. Frank Hereford
of West Virginia, gave us some astound-
ing totals as to the amount of money ex
pended by this government during its
existence. In the course of his argument
he showed that from l779 to 1874 there
had been expended by the government,
in round numbers, the vast sum Of So
600 OO0.00O-siN thousand millions
and that of this astound-
ing expenditure $40O,0OO,oOO have
been di,burscd since 1866, or three thous-
and four hundred millions in eight years +!
As the Norfolk LGUoihnarE we'll says. il Is
not necessary to enlarge upon this fact
indeed it Is "dcmnition total which
,taggers conception just is Niagara does
description, and We leave it for our read
rrs to ponder over. in the conviction that
no honest man OF any party can contcm-
plate 1t without the conviction that II
party capable Of such gigantic "Ntrava-
gance is unit to govern this republic
Pcfcrab'rA tIa.) N'rs.
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Now that the Capital has been rc,nov-
ed 10 Wheeling, We agree with the Re-
gisley that there It should forever here
siter remain. Wheeling J., the mrtropo-
lis OF the State; most easy of access from
Al! points; and can provide better tacili-
ties for accommodations Let u have
no more Capital agita,ion-Prs<to, County
J0UrUgL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-01

HlGH jinks in West Virginia An in
y-,..gating committee Of the Legislature
aa, lound the Auditor and Treasurer of
state guilty of high crimes in office, and
they are 10 be impeached. "" DO not
desire that anybody should steu., or 9TH
r-wl,e fracture the decalogue but if Off
c!a.s ,ciN DO it We had rather they would
be Democrats-as in the above case
than Repubicans.-ClecsIa"d H"ra'd
No doubt. "a Democratic steal affords
considerable variety to the numer-
GUS Radical stealing, which have become
50 common i'll the country As to be mon
otouous. But our Democratic Lrgisla-
ture is determined To show Il Radical
President and his friends how Bos,
SHEPHERD, for instance, ought TO b"
-.ry.i
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Serious Trouble with Miners.

PlrrSRURGH, February. 27.-A dis
turbancc occurred yesterday at the Loyal
Hanna mines about mile east OF La
trole, Westmorcland county, Pennsyl-
vania. in which fire arms were freely
used The miners employed at these
mines struck about two weeks ago, and
the trouble Yesterday, originated from an
attempt on the part Of the company to
supply their places with new men. Pres
ident Baker and Secretary Watts were
both knocked down and diSarmed Two
miners are reported wounded. The
Deputy Sheritis arrested ten miners this
morning and lodged them in the Green's
burg jail and it is stated that the dcpu-
ties are at the mines this evening maging
more arrests
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J. l.. STANAGE.
AGENT FOR
Singer Manufacturing, Co.,
1901 MARKET STREET.
WHEELING.
" ANTED..
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand. Of FII~'-rla~-
Makers, viii be- sold at Low Price. ipTca-u,
or on lustallm"ntS, or FOR rent. 100 tI't ul
Country, during these hard times and lht.
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS S'N,
isI Broadway, than ever before offered la
New York. Agents wanted q" sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, ana Concerto organs.
illustrated Catalogues MuiIrd. Gryr' lu-
ducrmcntS 10 the Trade \ laTgcuI~ruUui
To Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodge
Schools, etc. ttS--h
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\ second fire in the Shaker village
near Hudson. New York, Saturday, des-
troyed the herb house, the chief source Of
revenue Of the Shaker society. Loss $780,
OOO The fire WAS the work of an in
ceujiary.
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More Trouble With tho Miners.

PoTrSvlLLE, PA, February 2S.-The
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company have again had loss by fire
through inccndraism, Dispatches receiv-
ed from Glen Carbon Yesterday, state
that several miners houses, unocCupicd,
owned by this company, were set on fire
twice. each time being put ont by iiremen
and watchmen on duty at the mines,
close by. They were discovered on fire
II third time but had gained 80 much
hcadway they were unable TO Subdue the
flames. Several men were seen running
from the buildings by the watchman, but
owing to the darkness WAS unable TO
identify them. Loss small, but it shows
al increased bitter feeling towards the
company.
The trouble with the miners at Halle
ton i increasing. Inquiries were made
here to-day, for fifteen picked men TO go
there Immediately to guard and act as
policemen at the works.
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ast vote, which motion WAS laid On me
table
While this last vote was pending an
effort was made to compromise.
Mr.. Butler finally made proposition
that there having been two test votes on
engrossment, and third reading of the
bill. vote should be now taken on its
final passage without further delay
whereupsn The House shall adjourn.
and that the reading ofthe Journal Mon
day shall not be insisted upon.
Mr.. Randall said he was instructed by
his side to accept the proposition and he
was more pleased at the latter portion Of
it, Ms it gave the minority an opportunity
of showing that it had been working sin
cerely during the time to facilitate the
appropriation bills.
Mr.. Conger objected 10 that kind Of
statement.
Mr.. Biery suggested that the title Of
the bill should be made to read IN bill
for the election of President for third
term
A vote was then taken on the passage
of the bill and 1t was passed. Yeas, l%5;
nays, ia. The Republicans voting no
were Banning, Burchard, Burleigh
Crounse, CrutchfcId, Davies, Foster,
Garfield, Hale of Maine, Harrison,
Hawley of Conn, E. r. Hosr, &. F.
Hoar, Kasson, Kellogg, Lown-
des, McCrery, Merriman Phelps,
Pierce, Poland, f. H. Roberts, Scuddcr,
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Heartan Brain ofOrtwciu.

PIrTsBuRGH, February 27.-The result
of the autopsy of the murderer Ortwein.
who WAS executed here last Tuesday. was
publicly announced to-day. The weight
of the brain il given as j2b ounces, being
three ounces above the average. The
heart was also well developed, weighing
l34 ounces. No indications of brain dis
order were found.
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DrKIrG the debate on the Force Bill
saturday, Mr. BUTLER showed that his
limited experience as soldier did not
teach him great deal. He was ycry
.,rp.pec.ful to his Superior officer, the
.ysase-. and should have been I'M
g.d.a,,.y tried by Court Martial, or a
Military commission, and shot How
ever j., !, presumed that the fact of its
beng about the last opportunity he will
ever have to exercise braggadoc.p in
Congress, is what saved him.
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The Roll of InfanIy .

The House then, at midnight, ADJOURN
ed.
The Roll OF Infamy.
WASuINGToN, February 2S.-rhr
following in the vote of the House ON the
passage OF the caurus force bill:
Yeas Mc,srs. Albright, Aructt. Bar
Der, Barry. Boss, Boyle Bundlcy, Burdy,
Burrows. Rodcrick Il. Butler, Cain, Car
pcntcr, Carson, Cessna, Amo, Clark Jr,
Clayton, Clements. Cobb, Coburn. Car
gen, Corwiu, Cooke, Darforth Daroul
Dobbus, Durcll, Durnell. Evans. Fort
Frye, GunakeI, Gooch, llagan> IIamor,
Harris, Hathorne, Huvens, j. \. IIaw-
ley. Hays, George W. IiazeItou. John.
W. Ha2elton, Hodges, oskins Hough-
ton, Howe, HubbclI. Hunter Ilurlbut,
Hyde Lansing, Lawrence. Lawson,
Lewis, Llfland. Loughridgc, Lowe Lych.
Monitor. Maynuad. McdilI, Jane, ".
Medill Mckee, Milton, Moore, Nancy,
Myers, Negley, Niles. Num-. ONciI.
Orth. Prickard, Parker, Page, Parker,
Parsons, Pelham, Platt Thu, c. Plat,,
Pratt, Painey. Ransom, Rapclin
Ray, James W. Robson, Ros~, Sawyer,
Henry b. Saylor. Scolirld, Sessions.
Shanks, Shcrts, Sherwood, Sloan, Smart,
Snyder, Spraguc, Charir, y. Stevens,
st. John Stoweli, Syphcr, Tayly Chris
tophcr \. Thomas, Thompson. Tyncr,
Walden, Wallace, Wall, Void, Warcus,
l.. Ward. White, Whitclcy, Walter
Charlc, Williams John VI. :. Williams.
VIM. Williams, Wilson and Woodworth
-l"5.
eh's' Of Patriots
NAIS-Archrrl ArtE"r A-h" At
klns, Banning Barnnm, becn, Bell. Der
ry Bland, HIonnt, Bowen, Bright, Brom.
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stamford. sNlHlk " tHtntl. stone. Storm
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All the ,mok- houses of Washing
ton Butcher Som, Pork House at Phil
adciphra burned Saturday. los $1,000.
Insured.
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ROASTEDCoEFI;,

FINHE POPU LARIIN UE ORR EpN-il.n
] Cuiir" H. rapidly increasing. o. ur"
now b" had IN all IN" first elias, ....'N
slurrS which heretofore used ATbUrI,l
BE- sure Ia inquire Tor and g'i
IINEI + a. I~II q N....
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ROCK CkSny uUu,s

a BARRELS WHITE Rurk CASSIDY
~ DripS, In store and Tor sale H.,
X. j. ~NN1l
'nrls Corner Market ami '.' ..'...'-
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The Civil Rights Bill.

The consideration of the Civil Rights
Bill was resumed, and Mr.. Carpenter said
after thoroughly considering the bill,
he would be compelled to vote against ii,
and then spoke at length against the bill.
and was listened to throughout with the
greatest attention, both by those on the
floor and in the galleries. He concluded
rs follows:
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Senator Carpenters Manly Conclu.
sion,

can understand how an orator like
the Senator from Indiana could influence
the passions of the popular assembly and
rally il to support the provisions of this
bill, but | confess my astoniShmcnt and
my sorrow that he can carry along with
him the highest court of the land, the
Senate Of the United States, and pass
this bill throughout all forms Of enact
ment. am consoled however by con-
fdencc, that if il shall become law, the
Judicial Courts will intervene to vindi-
cate the constitution At the conclusion
of Mr.. Carpenters speech a brief colo
guy took place between him and Mr..
Morton the latter repeating his argu-
men of yesterday, that the exclusion Of
colored men from the jnry box was
u denial of the rigts and privileges guar
anteed by the fourteenth amendment.
After long debate n vote was taken
on Mr.. Thurman's amendment to the Sec
tion in regard to jurors, 50 it should not
apply to State Courts, and it was rejected
yeas 26, nays 40
Messrs. Carpenter, Ferry of Connecti-
cut, Hamilton Of Texas, Spraguc, and
Upton. voted with the Democrats in the
affirmative.
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The Infamy Passed.

The bill was finally reported to Tn"
Senate, and no amendments having been
made in the Committee Of the Whole. the
question was upon Its third reading.
Mr.. Edmunds supported the bill, but
before he had concluded the half hour
allowed him To close the debate expired.
The bill was then read the third tim"
and passcd-ycas 80, nays %.
After the passage of the civil rights
bill the tax and tariff bill was taken up
with the understanding that il should be
proceeded with at $50 this evening.
The floor was then yielded to Mr.
Ferry, of Connecticut, who delivered AN
culogy upon the late Senator Bucking-
ham, after which the Senate took re-
cess till half past seven in the evening.
Upon rcasscmbling, Mr.. Morrill,, of
Vermont, who had charge of the tax and
tariff bill, yielded the floor to Mr.. Ram
scy, who called up the annual post route
bill, and it was passed.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on
Conference on bill to reduce and fix the
adjutant- generals department OF the
army, made report, which was agreed TO.
After the executive session the Senate
adjourned till Monday, when the tariff
bill comes up as unfinished business.
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The Democrats Resisting as Much as
Possible.

The next question IN the regular order
was on the cugro>sment of the bill. and
the usual two dilatory motions were in
tcrposcd, which occupied another hour
beyond tn" time for taking that vote
down to half-past ten. The object Of the
Democrats in keeping up these dilatory
motions seems to be to repeat the tactics
of Thursday night, wearing out
enough Republicans in order to leave
that side without quorum, and then
some real question either out vote or r,~
fraln from voting or ordering the
bill to be engrosscd and read the third
time was. yeas l39 nays los.
A II o'clock Mr.. Wood attempted to
submit proposition to let the vote be
taken on final passage Of the bin, and
then have Adjournment until Monday
morning, but the members of his own
party drowned his voice in shouts for
regular order
Mr.. Young GA then made equally
inhectual attempts to be heard, but the
House was in no humor for compromise
and would not listen to anyone.
Mr.. Randall came in with one of his
three dilatorv motions 10 reconsider the
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Ny. GOSHEN CHEESE.
~ d. EES.

Dnn BONES VERY FINE Jl~I ~
ZUU CElNED.
TINGLE& Is,IINN.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
A Memorable Day--Two In
famies Perpetrated.
The Civil Rights Bill Passed
Finally, and the Force
Bill Put Through the
House.
SENATE.
WAsHINGToS February p.

" AsHINGTON FBUTUHTy -I'
The Vice President appointed as the
committee uEder the resolution to eX-
anime several branches of the civil ser
vice during recess, Senators boswell,
Conklin, Merrinan and Eaton.
Credentials of Geo. f. Edmundsi from
Vermont, were presented.
Mr.. Morrill, called up the resolution re.
Questing the President to institute inqul-
ries as to the proper plac" for TIE estab-
lishment of branch mint u some point
in the western States, or Mississippi val
ley, and report at the commencement of
the next session of Congress. Agreed to.
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Baudittiin Pennsylvania.

HAZLEToN, PA. February 27.-This
morning the miners who are on a -trike,
to the number OF about three hundred,
drew the fire from under the boilers,
stopped the pumps, set fire to the engine
house and shot the engineer. There are
apprehensions of rough times around
here, and men are gathering in large
numbers, At Highlands, three miles from
here, serious disturbances have taken
place. two men being badly beaten.
Police have been sent to Buck Mountain
ia .turt the nlmnS
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SCRANTON, IA FcDrNaFy ZI.-Ihc
Clih Locomotive Works in this city,
owned by the Dickson Manufacturing
Company, was completely destroyed by
fire this morning. The building contain
ed very valuable machinery, three loco
motive, just completed, and material
To put together eleven others. Loss
100000 insured for SlSj,0OO princi-
pally in New York companies. Two
hundred and fifty men ARE thrown ont Of
..lnnlnNImnnf
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STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES.

Comments are Unneccssar,
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RIO AND JAVA COFEEE.

. BAGS PRIME RIO.
| y ~ Bags Common,
- Mats Old GOV mt Java, ton rtlr.
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More BaIi,liIti.

HAzELToN, Pa, February 2S.-For
the past week three hundred armed
miners have been marching through the
country intimidating the men at work,
breaking into houses and wrecking them,
and this evening shot one anti-strikcr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-01

LOUISVILLE, February 2I.-The Ii
brary drawing was in progress last night
and the managers announced that only
3s per cent Of the tickets having been
sold, the prizes would be scaled in the
same proportion. The capital prize,
which was $4,000 was drawn by ticket
numbered $50, ,27j; the -coud prize, S@S-
900 was drawn by ticket numbered
1O.O7j.
The library drawing concluded thi,
afternoon. 1t is known that one-iiith of
the capital prize is owned in st. Louis,
one tenth in Waterproof Louisiana, and
onr.tcnth in Nicksburg. Miss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
rRArNn LKAYE MILM1N irpE


For Ne,g York -i.s2 a. NJ; ia.aa, i2 As s.4e, p.
NJ. sundays 1s2, A. NJ.
For Philadelphia. II SO, 100, 10 90, 80, 1870
A. NJ. III 1912, 2.C0, 10. 6.46, I2O, 81, +. NJ
Sundays. 80. $40. A. NJ. 4 Is, 81, 9 81, 7. ".
For Baltinore,-l2s2 1.os, 905, NJ; 1856, rs
%, I 10, P. M. SUNDAYS, 12 50, 1.h5, a. u:
For Wdshi,igton.-l2 90, o5, 90o, A NJ; 1885
l2s Z 10, p. Nj Sundays. 10 90, IS A. NJ.
For Neio Castle 20, $50, A. M. 1.25, 64', 7. NJ
No Sunday Trains,
For Delatcare r. Rs 80, A. NJ, to Crisfeld Q 40,
P. NJ. to Harrington No sunday Trains :,
For Wilmington n Western r. R.-i0s ~ Nj ;
5.9h, p. NJ. No sunday Trains,
Fer Wilmington d Reading Re- A., \. NJ ;
As, sis, 2. NJ NO Sunday Trans.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From New York --l.52. A. NJ; 1874, lls I on p.
From Philadelphia. ia 42 15s. 9 95. o "a, A. NJ.
12 OO NJ lz54, Iva 4.i5 5io 30 co. $40 ll.0O
Pm
From BaltimOre.-l.2g, 947, A. NJ '2lP, l2do
536, e2l, =. NJ. sundays, i.22. 4. NJ 90 T. "
92i. p NJ. sun, avs, 122 4. NJ. . q, 2. NJ.
From Port Deposh-si0, -. 20 sunday
Trains.
From De,a,opre r. RS So, a. M, frum HlrlIns
ton; 4 20, p. NJ, from Cri d ID.
From, Nelo Castle, so A. NJ; 1903, VI i,O5
6t5 P. NJ No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington d Wtstern f. Il i 30, N.
s15. 2. ~. No sunday Trans.
From w nifngton G Reading R.-sW, A.
| 90, Nj ! SO, r. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wIIMINiT.N N.
| From Broad d Prime Streets.-s co. 30, 1870. A
NJ, 1915, Yt0, 4.0p. 5l5 90, 49, 80, II 80. Z
| snnaays S 30, A NJ +: 6 90, 8 80, 1i.s0. r. NJ
| From SD and Market Streets Ia 40, n NJ ; IL ~
| l2l5 $50, T. NJ. sundays, 1910, A. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
a.. r. KunkeIs Hitter wine OF iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so Thoroughly
tested by all clpsses Of The community that 1t IS now
deemed indi .peuaabe az Tome medicine 1t costs
nut tile puties the blood and gives tone TO tile
stomach renovates the syst IN AID pruOngs HE.
Everybody should have it. For the cure OF week
stomncl+ general debility, Indigestion, disease of
the stomach, ald f n al cases requiring tonic
This wine includes the most agreeable ana ehlrlent
sait OF ir,n we possess-Ciuate OF Magnetic Oxide,
combined with the most emerge ic OF vegetable ion-
ics-iellow Peruv an Bark.
DO you want something TO strengthen youV
Iio you want good app tc?
Do YOU want to get rid of nergOusnhss9
Do you want energy?
DO y7u want to sleep well?
DO you want TO bui.d up your tOnstt ton"
Do you want to feel well?
DO YOU want q brisk and vigorous feeling?
II YOU d. uy KUNKEL'S BlI4bN VINE OF
| IRON. -,,,-.
| / only ask trial o. this valuable tonic?
| Beware OF counterfets, as Kunkel's Bite Nint
Of Iron is the ony sure and ttfectua remedy In th'
! known world + the permanent cure tf DyspepBit
| and Debility, and as there are number OF inta
lions offered to tie public would ca1tion the eou
| munty tn purchase II nr but the genuine article
manufactuiei by E. +. kunkel, and having hi
| stamp on I've cork Of every bottle. The very fac
| tfat - hers Alternating to initiate this valuable
| remedy prove ts worth and sleaSs volumes IN III
| favors Sold only in 81 bottles. sold by drugg sl
| and dealers everyHheIe.
| TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
Head and all mplete, in w0 hours. No fee IT.
| head PES es seat, PIN and 5tom ch worms rem v
ell ~ llr. Ruukel 2b9 North Nin,h st, PhadAlpha
| pa send for circular For renewing a Orllnar.
| Worms, call on our druggist and get a bOtte o
| Kunk is Worm Syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
Local Brevlties.

Webo.
Buxbsuin.
Overceats
sunset ati4l.
Sunrise to-molr,w at 1928.
New moon tonight.
: To dine well dire a. Fulmes's 5e6 Market ST.
Ftnu-sssy for slippers TIE place Is 2ai Mar
ketst.
lOll Market st for wheeler i Wilson sewing ma
chimes.
Gallagher Peri cig'r can be had al 7-h and Wal
nut. Elegant.
Beautiful piano and organ covers, also stools, at
RObeieh's, o Market street
Beautiful hound music books and mueic toios, a.
Robeen's, 40 Market stree.
The best aud cheapGs fresh Fish ic tie City is ~
tiil stat, S h sreet Nj IKE.
Mr. hoalA is epar his catalogue Tor his ne2t
SAFE OF stocks iell estate, Nc.
A. fur C at b lie does'ut cost much sni h'
Lice FOR pr, sent 10 q en'enan fried.
choice family -four new bnckvhea', white IN al,
cat mtal, etc AT rtynolds 5tli and King
Imncn 4 OK Of rnheer shoes I'd arciics, al
Donahoca, 3oi Market street. Low prices
LeroH N co III Market street, sell candy
tnss and tr sh mixed candies at 25 cen & pound.
Dost thOn prefer wsll-h ting parr,ns? II 50
then let '-oucrt take thy measure. Gpue't dwe.ls
at i3 H. iih st.
A hess II TO humanity is wha' d . pnl 8 COu i
Syrup an Wen be termed for 1t nas done more good
elTe.!ly than any other medicine.
Ms good a q lality black, green and j tpan teas
~ good an assortment vf line froceIios as caL
| le ioand Ia the CITY, at Reynolds, sth and King.
| You should go TO sdtir's and ok at his stock o.
| toy furniture, and take the II lie ones with you
| there ia n1ihirg that peases the childrtn 50 wei
| AS 10Y furniture.
Boy useful presents for yolr ftlenis these times
| hence eau AT th4 furniture ware rooms OF the hn
| ter rise Manufacturing Co., 22O Market street ant
| see their immense sto k.
| Have you a friend who smokes? There no pres
| 1t cln possibly be N re accept ble on New ieati
day thsn box of Sil giles on's pattsgas real,
| spennid cigar aud hot expensive, made al 6os Nai
/ Nnt a.rA RL-