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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-09
Eff. KunkeI,s Bitter Wine of Iron.

It has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms, indispostiun to
exerton, loss of memory, difficulty OF brea, hing
weaSn S. horror of disease night sweats, cold feet
weakness, dmness of vision, languor, un versai las
stu of the muscular system, enormous appetite
with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands flushing of the
body, dryne OF the skin, pallid countenance and
eruptions on the face purf, ing the blood, pain in
the back, heavness of the eyelids, frequent black
Of sight want of attention, etc. sold only in 81 bot
ties; Get the genuine Depot and Office, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Advice free. Ask for
e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other make. Genuine sold only IN 81 bottles.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, a depressed irritable state of mind,
weak nervous, exhausted feeling, energy or ami
nation, confused head, weak memory, the conse-
Quences of excesses, mental overwork. This ner
vous debility finds sovereign cure in e. f. Kun
kes Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t tones the system, dis
pels the mental gloom and dependency and reju-
venates the entire system Sold only in 81 bottles
Get the genuine. Sold by all druggists. ask for &C.
f. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other
Genuine sold only in 8 bottles, Fix bottles for 3d.
All ask is a trial of tnis valuable medicine 1t will
convince the most skeptical OF its merits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-09
s(nsmratIfe, &c.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
ASsHIS SAFE LIBERAL, PR6mfPSff.O mfPSffOo0 Vo'
s NJ LOVER1DGE, MANAGER,
433Ohestnut street. Philadelphia.
G. N. CALEB, special Ag't for Della. aprI8-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-13
DR.. w. A. SPINKS.

ELECTRO-MA AND HYGIENE
HYSlCIAN.
Spri street, abo Capt. flatcr's residence
4 DO Nor PROFESS II BE ENDOWED
1 with supernatural healing powers, or to
perform any unfathomuble mysteries; but
with the lawf Of Nature, common sense aud
experience as my guide, / seok the most otli-
cacious remedies adapted to the tempera-
neBt and condition OF the patient.
/ make specially all diseases peculiar
to females and children; old chronic cases
which have detied the power OF drugs; nasal
catarrh. bronchtes, colds and all diseases of
the lungs; private diseases of ali kinds and
In every stage; rheumatism; neuralgia, dys-
pcpsia, etc. | also propose TO relieve all per-
SONS Of the effects of bad whisky, and all
without the use Of poisonous drugs. Baths
o. all kinds. Charges reasonable.
suIf W. A. SpINkS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-13
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day purchased of ]. C. Colgan
bis entire interest in the saloon business. on
Main street, Eureka, formerly owned by him
in connection with myself, and cor Quoted ul,-
der the firm name of Murtha h Colgan.
will liquidpte all tSe Indebtedness of the old
firm and collect all its outstanding indebted
ness
I he business will hereafter be conducted by
me alone. CHRISTOPHER MURTHA.
January 10. 1870. iall-im
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DANVuLE.

HEAVY FAILURE IN GALVESTON, TExAS-RELI-
GIOUs. .I.i.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
OcToBER11, 1876.
1t was learned yesterday per, telegram
that Ralph, Levy & Co., Galveston, Texas,
had failed for very large amount. Messrs.
A. G. Fuller g. Co. lose by them to the
amount OF $3.50; G. 81 D. Ayres, So, LOO;
J, +. Oyler 81, Co., $1,000; Johnston & Gar
ner, $1,000; Keen g. Keen. s., 150; ID.
Lyons, $3.50; Wood a. Alexander, $3.50
total. S1S,150. This same firm suspended
about eighteen months ago, and gave notes
for six, twelve, and eighteen months, and
had paid dollar for dollar the first two in
stalments Of their Indebtedness to the Dan
Vile manufacturers. The last instalment
was Just about due. " Yes, lost" said q
manufactures, both tobacco and stamps"
On Sunday night there was not room in
the Baptist church for the people who came
to hear Mr.. Hutson. The church has been
full every night since, and the people seem
deeply interested. About twenty have pro-
fessed conversion. It is remarkable that
only three persons have come to the .FanX-
ious seat" He requests that persons come
directly from the congregation and make q
profession Of their. faith, If this invitation
be not accepted, then he requests those who
desire that prayer be made for them to
manifest that desire. ''Well, that looks
like business" said one of our business
men, g and it's the way to do"
/ Gentlemen from the northern and south
ern parts of Henry county are here this
morning and report that but little damage
was done by the frost. hear the same
from Franklin county. ALPHA.
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PETERSBURG.


THE ELECTION RETURNS IN PETERSBURG :.
MORE Il, FLAG-sAISISG-LARG POLITICAL.
MISREPRESENTATION OF MR.. ROLLING
I. VISIT OF fsfILIT4RYs TO MISUNDERSTANDING
/, i vERsARYg CELEBRATION, &c. a tifsI a.aa
IL correspondence of thc Richmond Dispatchl e
-s,js:sa !,ys.l3gl - .g,s,. OCTOBER IL, 1861
The election returns have been the. one
object of interest during the past two days
to the exclusion OF Fad. eelse. The saisap-
.pointment oceasioned by the; early ana nm
favorable5 dispatches has gwen pace 10 Z
feeling ofldeep, joy,s caused by the 3gooa
news from Indiana and West N arginia.
There is hardly an intellig gent man 10 tfeters-
burg but will noWtagree with the sDtSpotch
that Tildeu will be our President. y.
Saturday night Che GOnse ryatives of the
Third Ward will raises o. handsome banner
on sTabb street, which will 4emhlazon the
names Of Tiiden, Hendr ticks, Hinton, and
Reform. Addresses Win abs delivered by
Mayer Cameron and Minor Gregory,
6 A magnificent audi fence, both in point of
numbers and intelligence, and among whom
wero one or two hundred ladies, greeted
Hon. .. \ NV. Daniel and Colonel William r.
Rerkefeys ut the Academy Of Music last
night, and were well repaid for their at
tendance by the splendid ad dresses sof the
orators.
sA good deal OF tlneaey exchanged hands
on the result tsof the ndfana election land
numberaes3 new hats and soystar suppars
ssisl have to be paid u iss
s Mr.; George y. boil !, id still alive,
but his condition Is not such as TO inspire
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more simpler

Some ecldt has been awarded to Mr.. BEN
JAMIN, HARRISON, the defeated Radical nomi-
nee for Governor Of Indiana, on the ground
that he Is grandson Of the later President
HARRISON. A very outrageous misdirec-
ton of sentiment. A man with such on
origin, and with virginian blood in his veins,
to consort with party that persecutes and
Expresses the people. of the land Of his
fathers should be held as social and politi-
cal renegade. 1t is sad that he should wear
the name and iaherit the blood Of men who
were amongst the true and trusted OF our
revolutionary fathers. A mans opposition
to secession is one thing, and thing that
per Sc should not detract from his credit or
his honor; but when a man joins the Radi-
Gals in their schemes and policies for op-
pressing thas land of his fathers, and for
taking away from the people who inhabit it
the rights and equality which belong to
them under the Constitution framed by
those fathers, why that man has very poor
idea of justice and true republicanism, and
his heart is not animated by the noble feel
ings OF fealty to kindred and native land.
A generous people should have as little as
possible 10 do with that kind OF HARRISON
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n,;sneh aope iaI l,is1recoyssy. H.s left ide
Is s,arSs ,szaIl san,i sfhera are other SERIOUS

~ inch nope Il, ios i,iss recoyesy. a.s left ode
Ii MARI! yzeH and sthere are other ser1ous
observation-disclosures
sTle Petersburg Artillery last night de-
e.,ied to visit Lynchbufg on the third cay q,
81 the Fair In that city. The company WIZ
csrry eighty men, their battery OF Napoleon
nieees. and their brass band. =. i
The anniversary celebration OF the Peters-
hurr Grave will take place. on saturday.
The company will parade in full uniform,
ami for ti,e first time appear with their new
drum corps and epaulets. a..
q "A very heavy frost was. Observed snls
morning. .s.s 81, ou,,,
Prince George County Court Is in session
to-day. The Conservatives OF the several
magisterial districts met and agreed upon
measures for thorough organization ana a
vigorous prosecution Of the canvass 10 Tue
different districts. -, -
Gilfeld (celored) Baptist church. TWO on
three evenings ago, contributed tne suin OF
s2e towards the relief OF the yello"-aeVef
sufferers in Georgia.
The Odd-F fellows Of this city give mu ,,
sical entertainment at their elegant new nali
to.night, which viii be attended by many
ladies and gentlemen not members o. .ne
Order. t.,f Is, Igss.,. ~ g hobis fAnA1iN-''
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Itlnl,ol,d lspatrh,
FRIDAY. s. !. !. J. OCTOBER 10, 1870.
Tha Elections.

The victory In Indiana Is an inspiriang
one. It Is the s,,re promise OF national
triumph in Novesnber--the guarantee OF q
country restored to peace and prosperity
Tho proof that the people are tired OF Radi-
cal rnisrule. It is rainbow in the political
heavens which gives assurance that there
shall be no more Radical foods. Il Is the
beginning Of, revolution which will end
in the utter destruction and disarmament
OF the Republican party. Never mere will
atraise It's head after the election OF TnDES.
Thereafter parties will divide not upon sec
tional issues, but upon politico-economical
ones. The triumph OF neither OF them Will
then be verdict Of condemnation against
one third OF the people Of the Union. Now
Republican triumph is the condemnation
and humiliation OF tho inhabitants Of the
entire South.
The loss OF q number OF Congressman IN
Ohio and Indiana was anticipated by the
Democrats. The unprincipled MORTON
party gerrymandered the congressional dis
tricss OF Indiana, putting large Democratic
naiorities in q few districts and small Re
publican maiorities in most Of the districts,
thus securing an unfair proportion OF the
Congressman. We have so large majority
In the House OF Representatives, however,
that there is not much danger that the Dem
ocrsts win lose it this year. They must lose
more than thirty members over and above
those they gain, before the Republicans can
get the House.
One word as to 1872. Governor HEN
bricks then carried the State in October by
o small majority, and yet GRANT carried 1t In
November. This result was owing to the
same causes that gave GRANT Virginia. The
result Of the August elections in North
Carolina, the September elections in Ne"
England, and the October elections in Penn
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska
and elsewhere, took away all motives
for exertion, and induced the Democrats OF
Indiana, like those of Virginia and West
Virginia, to let that State 60 by default.
There was no ground for hope. Now, all
is different. The prospect Of victory in
November is bright for us, as it was for the
Republicans this day four years ago. We
are marching forward to glorious triumph
for the country.
Ohio stands as neutrality-suspicious.
She holds the place to which all well-in
formed politicians assigned her before tht
election.
West Virginia is as thoroughly Demo
cratic as Virginia.
Let us rejoice in the prospect.
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DEATHS.

Died, OF Annandare, Culpeper county, Va, We'd
MATJPIN, third son of the late Professor 8. Maui
pin, Of the University Of Virginia
). Died, October 18th, at 8 O'Clock. p. H., Mrs.
AMANDA A., widow of the late Robert b. Win
free aged seventy three years.
Her funeral win TAKE place TO-DAY friday at
her late residence, Hickory Hil Chesterfield coun-
ty, Va. Her friends and relatives are invited 10 at
tend. 80 81
Lynchburg and Mccklenburg papers please copy.
Died, Yesterday, at 2h NJ, at the residence Of
its grandfather (Mr. Samuel RacketD, NETTIE
THOMPSON, infant daughter Of BENJAMIN 7. and
AZ C. Leber; aged eight months and eighteen days.
: The funeral win take place from Mr.. Racketts re-
sidence, on P between Thirty-seeoId and Th,rty.
and acquaintance of the family respectfully in-
vited to attend. 80 -E..'..-. x
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CHAMBERLAIN, Of Massachusetts, who 60,

CHAMBEREAIN, Of Massachusetts, who gov
ems South Carolina, timed his proclamation
threatening to take away the arms-tbe pri-
yate property-of white people very well
for effect upon Indiana and Ohio. We do
not suppose that it 'ttook." The Radical
guardians Of the wool have so lied about the
wolf that their alarms are little needed now
anywhere Such wretches as CHAMBERLAIN,
who hector over the South through the Fed
eral Government and the votes of poor, de-
luded negroes, always make desperate ef-
fort to save themselves when they behold
the raging sea of public opinion that will
overwhelm them rushing towards them. 4.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS rs An IN:

psHs COHEN BROTHERS is AN In
sl..Ss.s,a = st -. ssas ars m ia
49, .Is $3.50 ara
soId with te sliEtest ADVANCE In advertising they
a-c particu,ar never To oyer-rate neither quality,
nnantty nos yalr,e Persons reading their adyer-
tisement can rely that the gooos are
s,,ey have them ii Sufficient arsntfty to sppays
large demand. They are Offering thus week EEK
Large stock Of pkESS gods at ansa
Also, COLoRED CASHMERES, double Tidtn, aI
425zc.i ~. -, -, :, -, :. -,
The finest FRENCH CASHMERES at III (. I,
Also, largo stock OF BLACK SCASHMEKESt 10 De
sold considerably below market rate {, 4. e,1.
BLACK CASH1lERES az Agcsl All W nS AZ al
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sr1rr ExEcur1yE CoMa1rrEE-RooNs, I

STATE ExECUTTvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
RICHMoND, Va, October II, 1875. }
The Rev. !. ". Dungee, by invitation,
win address the citizens at the following le
places: 49, 49, -,
day, October 18th. r.,..
day, October 18th. =.
tober 10Th. -
FIanagan's Mil, Cumberland county, Sat
urday, October 2lst. - -,
Cumberland Courthouse, MONDAY, Octo-
Der 23d.
Farmville, Tuesday, October 24tn: 9,
Amelia Courthouse, wednesday, octoper
25th. .lafz ssgq N. B. MEADE, Chairman.
y. r. Fisher, Secretary. I'll S,s ,'ig2
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The victory in Indiana was achieved
against the odds of immense expenditure,
most adroit management, and great deal Of
fraud. The Federal Administration always
has the advantage in the contest; SO that it
may be generally said that any victory over
it is a great one, and shows a powerful dis
gust in the popular mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-13

The sentence of JOHN D. LEE, the leader
Of the mountain-meadow massacre twenty
years ago. is q boon to civilization; but we
do not think the Judge should have put off
his execution until the Goth January. The
longer the delay theEmore uncertain it is
that the sentence will be executed upon
LEE. Such a wretch should not be allowed
so much time confined, as he will be, in a re-
gion where the. eXecrable motive which
chiefly stimulated him in his butcheries
may lead to his rescue from the hands of
the law
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CULPEPER.
CULPEPER.,. 4 %9tg u
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STRoTHER-77 CEN
TENNIAL-BUSINESS.

CULPEPEtl.,E gy 4 }s1fsT 4
POLlTICAL-FAIR-FREN STRoTHER-7- CEN
TENNIAL-BUSINESS.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
~. 80 +. OCTOBER 10, 1876.
/. There was "a large crowd OF white and
colored people OF both parties at HIPS Hall
last night to listen to 1.-THE address ofEone
Mr., Harris, o colored Democrat sent out
blythe Tilden and Hendricks Club at Wash
ington,. b, c., to. canvass Virginia. Harris
is a good looking and intelligent man. Be
ginning his speech by: residing the & Color
ed Mans Declaration Of sIndepende neeJ he
proved eonclusiVely that, the Interests tei. the
negro in, this! State depend entirelyrupon,
the prosperity OF the white man, and that
their sole hope for social or. political prefer
ment rests upon the success OF the Tilaen
ticket and the entire overthrow OF the pre-
sent rascally Radical Administration. His
speech was. listened to with marked ;atten-
ton, and has made some, converts ~
There's but, little interest taken in poll
tics at Culpeper. 81 With exception OF John
w. Daniels eloquent address last court
day, we have had no political speeches
during the canvass. The Republicans pro-
mise us some amusement at October court,
when they say James G.. Blaine and Robert
Ingersoll win enlighten the benightened
Culpepereans and tell us how to vote at the
next election. Not they. s
The Piedmont A grieuttural Society's Fair
begins ON Tuesday next the 18th instant
and continues for four days. Judge Fuller
ton makes the. ANNUAL address. He will
have also some ofshis fine blopded stock on
exhibition. The Eair-G ro nnds have been
greatly improved and .heantified since last
fall and arc now, probably; Che best.ar-
ranged, IN the State. s. :.
Colonel !. Ffeneh sStrother has returned
togthe county from Rapp adnoek III His
health is but little, L at all Improved. His
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-13

There are foolish people claiming that
the Senate is firm as q rock against
Confederate Democratic aggression. it is
not. There are enough uncertain Senators
who would not allow themselves to be sep
arated from power to make over the major
ity OF the Senate to the Democrats. &c incin-
natl Commercial. - '1'I 'IE5, 'a. $50
The editor of this Republican paper
knows his senatorial friends better than we
do. II his report Of them be true the sooner
the people turn them out the better.
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lie prcphsse.s'

I C1NolEsArI October 10 Dbl frat Ger
man ward in gives two hundred Republican
gain on Hayes and Allen vote. This indt-
Gates a Rapubll victory by two thousand
in Hamilton county. d.. HALSTEAD.
Thiswas after the election, far on towards
midnight The prophecy made at that late
hour, Is 80 nearly fulflled that the. Demo
Gratis gain two thousand in Hamilton county
and carry 1t by seven hundred!
g The Richmond Dispatch will be kind
enough to notice that we Gid not tell 1t that
Harrison would be defeated in the contest
for Governor OF Indiana in October. We
think. he will be slscted. p" Cincinnati Com
reerciaI (Septeraber).
Exactly!
And now We think our contemporary the
Field Marshal will be obliged to US for o
companion-prophecy. We extract ON edi.
torial from the Baltimore american Of Sep
tember Goth: !. s;1 .s..s..5, ,.4.,. Il.
"Simply as . guess we mention ten tAoa.
sand majority for Harrison IN Indiana ID
October"
What more simpler
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TIE AMENDMENrs.- From the Virginia
Patron, organ OF the Grangers. THE
amendments are mischievous and should be
voted down. Let every voter see that it Is
either printed or written on the back OF bis
ticket: " Against the amendments to the
Constitution. !"
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There are many Democrats who do not
know it, and who darken their understand
ing, but there is real and very great public
peril in the southern claims. And they
are only the first peril. Give us aDemo-
cratic President, with Democratic Senate
and House, and they would soon find means
to give us a Democratic Supreme Court
Cincinnati Commercial.
Fiddle Paddle -. ~ s-"f #z...
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Ohio has done what must make HAYES
feel great anxiety. The evident wavering
OF her floating vote raises painful doubt
in his mind as to what it will do when the
Presidential election comes on.
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My PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
~ OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians VINO pre-
scribe It. and Of patients who have taken IT, that IL
"a more accountable to the stomach aud more easily
assilnilated than any other oil. %s'.t.,t
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancdlty, and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-nver oil. f.s.fz,...,t MEADE 90 BAhEh, p,
49,. Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc 8 Ole Main street, Richmond, Va.
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We forgot to remark yesterday for the
benefit OF Mr. PoPHAM that in this Centen-
NAL year there is no name so suggestive
and SO prophetic of victory as that OF UNCLE
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!. ANY Of the following BOOKS win be sent to any
DAN y Ses5ge Eliot author
THE two p G aas Romance Omar By wllkie
s1r # hss PIPcH GsSss LOVE
sEShf p nEa B Ai sssr iSsa se
sK sos sgss GIRLS
CHE sRgK or sleN R VT Soh
HIDDEN PERILss by Mary Cecil hay. Paper.
FoR SUMNER 2ITERso oNs. BY Susan Coo:
THE WAR Oh, AMERieAN INDEPENDENCE
s 4 ha ok - bsaaia
BOOKS THAT EVERY e 2 {. FARMER qAI SHOULD
THE, feRApE cuLTUkisT BY A. s. $. Fuller.
HE ssi1AILL FRUIT cULTuRIsT. BY AS; EaE
III IiE LII fiiEi BREEDS. MISUNDERSTANDING
-stl. DISEASES BY William Yoaatt 81.
s. HESHls 81 ask
The a A aHafSahsS s adbE
a5aaa ss:s sSsi b George NJ
Is
ssip sS'sai ri Henry !, willlau,s
iEss wv VINE ss1 * Sc so,ss
TlIIEs ESIS Eas fTasLE a4IRE s
gRENQH oN Fam. DIR aGss,l slsSs.
Saa ssSss ZOE Ri sHs d;
s.
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,snysicfans hA7s no hope Of his entire re-
5eoyery. s s,
Iour people have still the H Centennial
8severO badly, and are making JAIL kinds OF
sacrifices In order to see the big show;
Business has greatly improved. W neat
commands better price, and the corn crop
is above an average. Tobacco mas peen IN
some sections injured by the heavy rams,
but the general prospect Is good. RAD..rr
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BLAINE is sick, and sees for himself but
short ride ahead, and that is only safe by
holding fast to the Maine. >s1~ =.
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The New York, Tribune now calls him B.
j. Williams. % i,,st.,s j. -. f.g. s.,r.u: A.s:.
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Don't forget that as Indiana went on
Tuesday, SO will go the Union in No
Yember. - n. .......... -. IN.
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wNEw GOODS RECEIVED DAILY

mTNEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
. l.. STERN 6 co.'s NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
-|G -H 523 BROAD STREET.
80. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
we will offer the following BARGAINS Tor inns
'BfsS ALL-wooL cAcHEMIRE at Coo, fully
BLACK < CAGHEMIREs at 75c. and 81 worth Soc
Our 45c. MoHAiR LUsTRE is sold everywhere
else at 6Oc.] It Is only few weeks since we IN
trouced this goods to the trade but 1t Is already
well known all over the city for Its cheapness.
We sell you double width Csc. ALPACA Tor 21c.
Call and examine our stock Of BLACK GOODS,
and OH will convince yourselves OF WEat we say.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS BLANkETS!- I've OF
fer you 81 blanket at 80. 75-the cheapest In the
city-cheaper and better blankets; full assort-
ment ofG1COLORED BLANKETS, QUILTS,
and COMFORTERS at low prices.
A large as sortnent Of CASSIMERES, FIAN-
NELS, WATERPROOFS, BROWN and BLEACH,
ED COTTONS and SHEETINGS. SHIRTINGS,
IRISH LINENS, COTTON and LINEN DIAPERS,
at astenishinglv low prices ALIVE ask Is call 70
examine our prices and stock
we call special attention to our stock OF LADIES
and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, in all sizes
and qualities; Knit Jacquets, Infants Crocnct
Sacques, Caps, Hoods EubIs, Breakfast sha%is, IL
BILE and PIANO. Covers in an endless variety.
Call early and supply yourselves At the cneap dry
523 Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
We will also open this week 25 dozen BALMOkAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at famous low prices.
. OC @ stIsgttt fez-.. , .
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s,.~OrCOHENe BROTHERS HAVE
OPENED TO-DAY another large lot Of ALPACA
IIJSTRES at l6Yc., generally selling at 25c. &C IL