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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
MIS- cELLANEous.
No. 10 wEsr PArnIck srREEr,
FREDERICK, MD.

INFORMS the citizensof Fred erick city and else
4 where that, in order to meet their wants, and
keep with the spirit of the times, has reduced
the prices of goods accord with the low prices of
tarmers' produce He also informs HE customers
that he has ain visited the Eastern markets, and
has -purchased great many job lots of goods at
awful sacrifice. lie calls especial attention TO his
STOCK OF MEMS WEAR.
Good Cashmere Suits reduced from $40 TO 9l6:
super French aud dEngiishCassitnere Suite of Cloth
ing mFde in best style, reduced from s 10 to $40.
Over Coats aud all other articles OF Mems Wear
reduced in same proportion.
Having large number of woekmea employed,
he Is now. prepared to undertake to make com pete
suite of clothing in forty eight hours:
la order to make tiines lively during the dali
months of January aud February, he has bought
largo quantity of
gSRTD @TEC
at very low igurcs. which he will run off at about
what they cost to land ia Frederick
In Drcss GOo,is and particularly in B ack AIpa-
cas-. he is prepared to show the beet lines in the
citv. Prices are brousht down to lnw ter mark,
so cheap that supsriOr Drcss Pattern can be
bought for very little money. Lades' fancy Fur
nshing Goods in all varieties ON hand, and prices
greatly reduced.
OF Course this great sacrifice and reduction in
prices will only last until the spring trade opens
and further he would state that be can only sell
goods at and under cost for Cash very short
credit
As this advertisement lie not hlow, but a stern
reality, he opcs the readers of this paper will give
it the attention it deserves. for nothing promised
that wilt not he Performed. '~
Now a he nc Ia Get a fn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02

OfSlcE IN "LEE HALL" BUILDING.
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21-z1sG.
PATENT MEDICENES,

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA IIONERY,
embracing all ofthe most popular and rcIahle re-
Enedies AMI also the latest Novels and finest kicds
otSta;ionery-
CO AZ the quality of Mcdiciaes ia always of the
Ersstest importance both TO tho Physician amd his
Patients, NE make it our constant care secure
meme but the puTcst McdiciHes, and by his long
ELL Paysicians' Prescriptions ami Compound Mcdi-
cines according the latest atr:tcst ruIes of
Pharmacy Tao public eau confidently rely
prepared a: all hOurs of the day a:.i night
N B--l take this occasion to return my ei1cerc
thaaks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
ERe by the community and to express my grateful
acknowledgement of the high appreciation OF my
feloWcitizens of my efforts them trusIing
that may be able in the future render entire
satisiactOn to all who may favor me with their sup
port and confidence. GEO +. LIG HT.
EehrrarE 20. lS72.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02

HR a P. TR0MSO$ Ct5ers his professions SER
II vices ~ the citizens of Summit P,''' snd vi
cnitS-. re- P!Iyscian aad 6uTgeUn. fice at his
fathers rcs;derCP.
November -. lS14-GI4.
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sTERas OF sUBsCRIpFI0S...-The Paper
EiIIbe furnished to subscribers at $50 per
anEum, in Advance.
When not paid strictly In Advance, 50, 90
Will pOsltfyeIs he charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

We have received some pamphlets issued
from the Bureau Of Education in Washing
ton city-a Federal institution. They ex-
plain WHIST the officials who direct the Blu
reau are about. Their province is limited
by the act under which they were appointed
to collecting and disseminating Information
concerning edueations Their names are all
northern, and Of course their views are
tipsed with the "idees." We confess to a
jealousy of an education bureau attached to
the Federal Government. We have found
al the institutions originated by Congress
continually expanding aud increasing in
power in accordance With the marked ten.
deney of cur Government towards consoi.
dalton. This Bureau wears an innocent
face; but liberty is not benefited by the
growth of power. To distrust even what
may seem innocent-that is new and not
needed in the prosecution of the ccpstitu-
tional powers Of ihe Federal Government
is consistent With a wise forecast which the
history of this country shows to be emf.
neutly justified.
We have seen the rulisg party threatening
very positively concerning the Government
aking the sulject OF education actively In
hand and filling the land with officers and
eachers.
We have the consolation now that ia all |
in two years or less from new |
wat patronage aLp pe!luisites there may
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The american Cyclorgdia. A Popular Dic.
tionarv of General knowledge. Edited
nv GEORGE RIPLEY and CHARLES a. DANA.
Volume x. New York: D. APPLETON q
Co.
We have received from the AGENT MT
CRUISE, the tenth volume OF this valuable
encyclopaedia. The old work, styled " En-
cyclopadia Americana" edited by the late
DR.. FRANCIS LIEBER, and the publication OF
which was completed in philadelphia 10
1883, consisted OF only len volumes. APPLE
TONS New American Encyclopedia com
menced in 1858, and finished in 1869, con.
sisted of sixteen volumes. The present VIII
probably reach twenty volumes. Messrs
RIPLEY and DANA were the editors OF tne
first edition, and We may anticipate that tnen
eyperience will enable them to improve tnf
second edition very much as compared WIFI
the first. At one time their peculiar view
/ If the social condition of this country m'gn
have biased their judgment on some SUD
iects: but we suspect that, having traVersee
the cross-timters Of the great natlona
muddle, they are vastly libcrallzed and more
compctent than formerly to present events
in a fair light. The first edition was un
ouestionably the most useful encyclopedias
ever offered the American public, and tn
edition now in press promises to be srea
Improvement upon it.
The Art Journal, No. 2, for FEBRUARY. AP
PLEToN e. Co.
We have also from Mr.. CRUISE the aooV'
No. of this very elegant work. Mr.. u. >
HuFFAKD is canvassing the city for subscrl
bers.
Gmzors Popular History of France. Bos
ton: ESTES & LAURIAT.
There is no serial work Of history OF tn
day that cxceIs this for the admirable styl
of its printing and illustrations. The Worl
itself, being from the pen Of one OF The mos
learned and judicious authors that Franc
has produced during this age, may be takel
without question as to its fairness and aolll
ty. We are indebted TO MIR. JOHN PERRY, tn
agent. for the fifteenth and sixteenth mum
bers.
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and happiness Of the days past with la' ,aents
and cr;efs that would, if anything, unset
the reason and render The sic:im an ire
sponsible and helpless being. We have
enough of such cases to- mate tho heart
bleed aud call down curses upon the radical
authors of the public mise.y.
Such has been the Increase OF lunatics that
more room is needed for their accommoda-
tion-more money and means for their pro-
tec.ion and support. We think it is proba-
bic that the economy as well as the efficiency
Of taking care Of theta would be better eli
fecsed By increasing the means Of existing
institutions Their system would be I'M
proved by the increase Of their establish
ments, while smaller houses and limited
means weuld be attended with greater pro
| portionase expense and deficient discipline.
Weoopjecture, however, that the end VIII
be the t,uildingof new luuatic asylum.
This outlay by the State NC may attr'but
TO tho bad, radical Natiousi Government
poor consolation in our troubles.
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The Lunatic ASYLUM.

Tue Legislature is very much exercised
about the want Of room for lunaties, and
especially where new asylum shalt be loca-
ted. 1t is one of the features of the times
that iunaey has fearfully increased. The fact
is striking one 10 its bearing upon political
economy. II shows how national troubles
and discords affect the minds OF men. Under
the reign Of peace and contentment people
are calm and their minds are at rest; but
when strife and discord prevail there is a
state Of anxiety. distress, AID apprehension
that unsettles the reason OF many and rem
aers them unfit for the pursuits OF life.
Amongst as we have had social reyolu.
iioa that has forced people to exisences
they were uaprepared to meet, and to occu-
pat!ons and labors which they were unfit to
pursue. Embarrassed aud oppressed, dis.
content and despair seized the mind. and it
4.i-Gia'', seYcstsa u sae peace, aug sunshine,
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cit will be remembered that at the first
session Of the Legislature under the pre-
sent Constitution several judges of the cir
cult and county courts were elected from
among the members of the Legislature in
opposition to this plain provision of the
Constitution. Whether they are constitu-
tional officers or not has never as yet been
called into question. We doubt very much
whether 1t could stand the test of judicial
Investigation. Bedford Sentinel.
I'VE think that the constitutional inhibi.
ton does not apply to the circuits so long as
they number no more than the Constitution
10 terms provided for; but so soon as the
Legislature exceeds that number the prohibi-
ton will apply. The Constitution gives the
Legislature power to create new Offices and
TO create new circuits, bat forbids its mem.
bers to hold such offices.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

sHALL We BE HONEST THE Farmville
Mercury says: "This is a poor mans ques.
ton, aud we hnye more confidence in the
poor men than In the rich men of Virginia.
It IS the rich men and great landowners
who seek 10 repus!iaie. and not the soiling
thousands. Never was more mistaken pol.
icy for either rich or poor. With the dark
cloud of Reputation Ranging over the State
we may talk about our resources until the
crack Of doom, but we SHAY never see them
developed. What has occurred in Cne
county is Illustrative OF what vii. happen all
over the State. A year ago million dollars
in gold were subscribed in London for al,
Industrial enterprise in Augusta. The
money was alIready for inye; nent, when Tie
course Of tho Legislature In regard to the J
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F.pECIAL NOTICES.


NJ P..trCEs OF DRY GOODS LOWER
IL All at any time since the creation.
Or ,SNELL CALICOEs at exc. peryard;
MEXICAN and SPRAGUE CALICOE5 at &c
per yard;
ward would be cheap at lOc.;
u;na soft finish BLEACHED COTTON at Loo per
yard worth 1875;
wAMsUrTA BLEACHED COTTON at l5c. per
n.VoI, REACHED COT ION at lac. per yard :;
RATES Xxx BLEACHED COTTON atl2Hc. per
ward worth lac. BIZ the cass-this artlc'e - ou1
little inferior to Wamsutta;
Full yard-wide heavy UNBLEACHED CoffoS
at SIC. per yard;
Good IfNBLEACaED .CoTTONS at 64. 81. 10,
and 12Nc., being the regular wholesale prices,
hut we will sell them In quantities to suit our
customers at the same prices;
PREACHED COTToSs from 64c. up to the hest
manufactured-all retailed at wholesale prices /;
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHE ED COTTON
SHEETINGS, In all widths and qualities, re-
tailed at wholesale prices;
pILLOw-CASE COTTOSS, full width, ae 10,
l6Y, and zoe. per yard;
GINGHAMS at 81. worth exc. per ard;
"H up e &c Se55e best au.sy eGTs'
all very cheap;
BARGE FOR Wells at zoe. per sara worm ! u
40c.;
Misses, BALMORAL SKIRTS at 40c., regular
price everywhere 6Oc.;
PILLOW and SHEET-SHAMs In great variety !;
FRS for ladies and children at closing prices;
REMNANTS OF RICE CAMBRICS,.at &c. per
yard; -
REMNANTS OF CAMBRIA MUSLIN at &c
per yard worth 1885,;
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN;
BIRD,S-EYE D1APER;
REACHED COTTONS al S5c. and DC. per yard
worth much more money .
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS OF every descrip-
ton to be slaughtered;
NEW YORK SUfTING, wide goods, at l2Hc. per
| yard worth 25c.; as....
BLACK BROCADE ALPACA at Csc. per yard
worth Soc;
BOBBIN.EDGING, pure fax, genuine handmade,
csc. for piece of eighteen yards-cann, u oe
| purchased nc less than SC. per ward anywhere !;
| 6. 900 pieces Of COTTON TRIMMINGS at one
| Hall "a ioe'''' LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

The firmness and manhood of MIR. BROWN,
of Kentucky, in standing stoutly up to his just
and scathipg denunciation ofthe meanest man
in the United States, are admirable. Mr.
DAWES, of Massachusetts. like patronizing
Puritan teacher, wanted to persuade the
brave young Kentuckian into retraction OF
bis language. His manly reply was, Il
stand by the record"
After the pronunciation OF the Speakers
ccnsure, With equal dignity Biz. Brown de.
clared-
a intended no evasion or prevarication to
the Speaker, and l will now add, no disre-
spect to the House."
AL right. But although BUTLER is cover.
ed with denuncations and opprobrium
Browns darts penetrated them all and even
the rhinoceros hide Of the BEAST.
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a Graphic Letter.

The letter published elsewhere concerning
that moekery the louisiana KELLOGG govern
ment is very tru, .hful. We invite attention
particularly to the sccount there given of the
negro US legislator. Could there be any
excuse or apology for ltTcing such beings as
negroes as legislators upan civilized PEG.
pie: The day will comc-is 1t is not already
here--when the party that did this thing will
be execrated as the great enc my of ciyiliza,
ton, aud domestic peace, and virtue. This
We'l.wriften NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! from
s0ures--Wiu repay perus.l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

THE Asr1.FuNpEas.-We fud in the Rich.
mond Wing of Thursday the resolutions sala
to have been adopted last Monday Of opot,
sylvania Courthouse. They are puoilsneu
in the Wing at the request of Major Lacy,
who in his uote to the editor says: a large
meeting Of the people OF SpotsylYania ", W. -
held at the courthouse on Monday the ISL
We understand that when the resolutions
were presented very interesting case was
before the court, and nearly everybody was
anxious to hear the proceedings, and as a
consequence the "large. meeting" alluded to
consisted of about twenty-five persons, ana
that number of those present voted "no .
on the resolutions. 1t is the FIRST time we
nave ever seen them, nor have we seen any
anv one who had seen them. If there were
twenty. five persons at the meeting who voted
for the resolutions it is 4 larger number than
we have met who endorse the Majors course
in the Legislature. Fredericksburg Star.
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debit became known. and me English cap'tai'
ists to man refused TO 20 on with the I'M
dertakine. WHAT would not mlliion uo:-
lars embarked in anv industry IN FRINGE
Edward do for the county? What would it
not have done for Augusta! foIeIsu .'p NV.
is waiting tour doors for inVestm ,sa -, =" 4
we are actually shutting it OUT ny tle ~ OIL
cation of our inability TO pay e'gas 9or'srs a
year on $4,000 of property; W.. W,ossElpymen
Of every class, will you stand TINS! Farm.
ers. whose lands are made worthless BY the
talk of reputation, will you stand thls
Merchants who desire to see manufactn!es
aourishing around you, will you stand thlsA
Can you not all see that Wien old Benjamin
Franklin said shonesty is the best policy
that sbrewd philosopher meant that II pay
| 10 Doy. Think on these things"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

THE r,,vrL. Rlcurs BILL that has passed Tue
House Of Representatives wil'not meet the
extravogant expectations Of the negroes $,
The leading men of their race who me. in
washington threatened the Republican
narty that if they did net accord to them
their rights there might in the South ioIlo"
scenes of " rapine, blood, and fire." But even
so terrible 2 threat could not bring the party
up to the sticking point, and there IS nosti'hg
left DOUGLASS, LASGsToS, pIScHBAck' anu
company but to bring on their scenes Or lei
them alone. The Republicans TOO well ap'
precia,e their own peris to run the matter
its full length. Mr.. CHlTrENDEN, member OF
Congress, fears that it will, as it s,slnk the
Republican party to the bottom. we sha'
see what that party will do with its ugly
elephant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

SPRING SILK Handsome
sTRIPED SILKS. for spring wear, at 75c., Soc,
90c., and 81, worth 25:. q ward more;
Rich BLACK GROUND WHtTE-sTRIPEsl Lhs
at 9Cc. worth 81 rs per yard;
BLACK SILKS from s5c. up to S3. 81 per yard
the best bargains ever offered;
COLORED SILKS In great variety at remarkably
low prices ,,.
POPLINs in all the desirable shades very cheap;
MUHAIRS, SERG rs, CASHM ERES, VELoURS,
and all other styles of dress go1ds, ~ Teqacea
prices al LEY Bh,r , hnEho,.
chean. fec
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DEATHS.

Died. IN Friday the. 9th instant SAMUEL !.
CARkINGTON, of this city, In the thirty'seVenth
year of his age
AT his residence. on Saturday the g. instant, at
o'clock r. NJ. SCOTT DABNEY, In the eighty
His funeral will take place THIS tMonday) EVE
MING, the 9Th instant, ut O'Clock; from the First
African Baptist church. The friends OF inc 1amll!
are invited TO attend.
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RIBBON, ALL PURE

~GROS-GRAIN RIBBON, ALL PURE
silk % inches WIDE at I5c. worth &c.;
TOkTOISn-SH ELL BUTTONS ut SOC. per dozen
worth 50c.:
POCk ET-BDOkS and BAGS In great variety Al
extremely low prices: 49,
DIVINITY BANDS, three for &c, worth 25c.
EM aRseeitDj BRAlDs in all styles and quail
Larae-,ize DOUBLE-FACED PLAID SHAWLs
ut Sl.25-rcgular price ~: .,
BLUE ALL-WUOL DELAISE at soc. worth
CAIit;, COMFORTABLES at IL rs, $3.50, and
81. so worth double the money!;
BLANKETS nj prices to close out the whole STOCK
uANDkERCHihFS, In great variety, from Zoe.
' LEVY BROTHERS..
The largest, cheapest, and b.st assorted stock OF
HAMBURGH EDGlSGo aud lNsERIlNGS.
fe6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

G reat bargsius in ONE and TWQ-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, ladies' and ch.ldren's STRIPED
HOSE, KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS, real
and yALENCIENNES LACES, real Gut
PURE LACEs, all-color FIRING GS, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COvENTRYaad MAGIC RUIZ
NINGS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFs--!u
very fine assortment, LACE and EMBRol-
DERED HASDKERCH'FFS aud many
other goods too numerous 70 mention for ~aui
Of space.
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be under the Education Brfeau will fall
into the bands OF friends Of the country in
stead OF those of tie sordid men who have
been running lie Government singly for the
interests of the Radical party. --..----..------.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, January l6, 1875.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held in their office,
N Leigh ret, on MONDAY the 10Th day OF
February 1873 @. WALDROP,
4. I6.td Secretlry.
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Ey ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

Ey ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.
$4,000 worth Of SPRING and SUMNER DRESS
GOODS,
POPLISS. PIQUEs, COLOEED SILKS, &c
Also, TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOYLlES,
TABLE-CLOTHS,t to Ike sold of at great saerihss
during the month OF FEBRUARY.
r. X. PRICE Il CO.
VIII sell upon their back counter during TIE neat
Unity days some great barqaips in the above goos
to which special attenAon Is called.
SPRING and SUMNER PpPLISS,
SPRING and SUMMER SlLkS,
WHITE ana COI.DRED PIQCES:
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shades;
TABLE DAM ANS,
TABLE-CLOTIiS,
TABLE-NaPkI-S and DnYLIES,
TUWSLS, HUCkABhCkS.
COLORED TABtk-CLUTu3, &C, &C. f3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-08

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. a.
M hers of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. SO, Xxx
arc requested to attend stated meeting at w
Washington Hall, on Broad street, THIS EYE.
and transient brethren in good standing are frater-
nally invited TO attend. By order Of the w. u.
PETERFIELD TRENT, Secretary.
February 9Th, a. L. 5s7o, A. d. 1870.
70
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Another lot ofihose remnants Of LINEN, which
will be sold of astonishngiy low.
Any one wishing to purchase cool dress for tho
coming SEASON can be supplied at syC1,E
BROTHERS, with the best PACIFIC IAUyC
(remnants) at only 10c. per yard
500 dozen NAPKINS and DoYLIRs from 75c. nm
The best bargains offered yet in BROWN and
BLEACHED TABLE-LISESs, FRITZ
CLOTHS, and TABLE-COvERS;
Another lot (only 500 BRIDAL QUILTS A. opr,
fl apiece; 49,.
choice selection of 200 dozen LINEN surpT-
BOSOMS from zoe. up.
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles. at 20, 25, and SOC. Der
yard
On our hargaIn-counter you will find lot Of rem
nanls of very fine IRISH POPLISs. SILK
PANGEES, EMPKESS CLOTHS In all color,
and 4 goo many other desirable Dress Goods
at very low prices. Call early and take your
choice.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALICoEs
at &c. per yard;
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICOS at s and
10c.;
A large assortment Of BLACK and CoLoREp
ALPACAS at astonishingly low prices;
4 choice selection of CAMBRIA EDGISJS and
INSERTINGS from 1916. up.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In Washington city, Tuesdiy February
@ 1873 at The residence of Mr.. JAG ,b karr, by the
Kew. Mr.. Sunderland. George ELLIS kE ~
FORD and Miss ANNIE Z. hAhh' ootn VI tsii'
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MT sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFF

ME- sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OFFER
the following GOODS for mex. week:
500 piece, wAsH-PoPLlE at 10c. per yard:
500 pieces ysrd-uide ENGLISH sUIrIScs ~,
LONDON SMOKES at l 2K4c. worth zoe:
100 pieces7s FRENCH PERcALE at 1910. worth
1919; ,ss4
100 pieces "A PERCALE at 124c. woul. b. cbs,,
at Csc;
large assortment of NAINsooKs from l24c
up mot damagcd);
S cases AUBURN BLEAcHED COTTON at les,
than manufacturers' price;
10 cases A BLEACHED COTTON, equally as
good as Wamsutta Mills, at 1870. per Va I'd.
100 pieces full.wIdth PILL0w-CASE CoTToys
at 12hc. worth fully one shilling;
80 pieces BROWN snd BLEACHsD SHEET.
ISGS at the very lowest marked prices.
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A full stock Of WHITE GOODS, such as PLAIN
and STRIPED CAMBRlCs. MrSL1Ss, NAM
SOCKS, PIQUES, SWISS MCsLISS, VICTORIA
LAWNS. ORGASDtEs, all-color TARLErASs,
BIRD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN aud Corroy D,l-
PERs. Special bargains In these goo.is.
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All Nos. UNBLEACHED KSIrTING-CoTTO
only Csc. per pound;
Very b.st quality MACHINE-OIL only l5c, for
large-size bottle;
MACHlNE-NEEDLE<, all Nos.
To close the balance Of cur winter stock We vii! o.:
fer great bargains In CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, WHITE and COL0RED BLAf-
KETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS, SiIAWLs, and
CARRIAGE-ROBE3.
handsome assortment of SOTTIS HAN
LACES and EMBROIDERED MUjLISS;
so dozen handsome TIDES fro q CSC up;
A large stock OF STAMPED BANDS for chemise
and night gowns.
Also, EEADY-MADE GARMENTS very low.
We have thousands OF other BARGAINS not
mentioned aud cffcr great Inducements to our Gus
on crs and the public generally.
Call and convince yourself OF the great birG,in'
at sYCLE BROTHERS',
429 Broad s,retL
between Fourth and Filth.
Orders fro n the country solicited and promptly
attended to. Goods sent NIL oyor the country &C
D.. or on receipt Of thr money. so