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The daily gazette., 1879-06-30

THE UNION b. C. EXCURSIONJ
The moonlight excursion of the B. C..
OF Union M. Il. Sunday school, this even
Ing on the s. N. FELTON,, promises 20 be a
pleasant one. The boat leaves French
street wharf at 8 O'Clock.
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PAYING FOR THE CHURCH.

PAflNG FOR THE CHURCH.
An all day meeting was held at West
Presbyterian Church, yesterday, for the
purpose OF raising the church debt. The
sum 10 be raised was $4,000 and this
was divided into $3.50, portions Of so5
each, to be individually subscribed To.
By this means 1850 was subscribed
for during the day.
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A Peasant Picnic.

st. Andrews Sunday school, gave q
pleasant pl cnic on the banks of the Bran
dywine on Saturday last that was largely
attended and enjoyed BY all.
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The River Boats.

Considerable interest is being
manifested herein regard to the relative
speed of the numerous boats now en-
gagged in making excursion trips on the
Delaware river and bay. Thus far, al.
though there has been no regular test of
speed, the Sylvester has "walked away"
from the Republic, while the Clyde and
Warner are about "nip and tuck" Mean
while the Reyboid hollis her own, while
the Susie A. Mccall beats them all to
Pennsgrove.
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siD,. a : big Batch orDr,,,,-

Since So,,' eh Of Drunks
,es Of drunEenaa.y. morning, thirteen ca
blythe Mayor Meene'' have been disposed Ia Of
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Election OF Omcers.

Election Of 0mcers.
THIS il the regular semi-annual election
week, in the Odd Fellows Lodges OF
this iu isdction, and on Saturday night
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4 started off,
with the following:
Noble Grand-J j. X. Sutterley.
Vice Grand W. +. Wright.
Rec. .Secretary-Geo. p. Hobbs.
Per. Secretary-Edward McIntire.
Treasurer-Davld Irelan.
Sunday Excursion.
Wilmington people, yesterday, enjoy
ed river excursions to Cape May, Lewis,
Pennsgrove and Collins Beach, in addi-
ton to the usual trip on the Del. Wes-
tern & p. w. Il B. r r. The river trips
were we'll patronized, and were highly
enjoyed. The storm, during the aft r.
noon, was quite severe, and caused a
very heavy, chopping sea in the bay.
Gone TO Attend the Funeral
Mr.. Oaty Bradford, son of the late
Gen. j. o. Bradford, came to Whining
ton on Sunday and has taken his two
daughters to attend the funeral, which
takes place to-day. Miss Ella Lowe, the
generals niece, has also gone on to at
tend the funeral.
The Greenwich Dtparts.
The freight barge, Greenwich, built for
C. Holmes & Son of Greenw .ch, Conn.,,
left at 2.3O o'clock on Saturday for New
York, by way of the ID. aud X. canal.
Mayor Almond, Jas. II. Beggs, Esq,
Col Enoch Moore and Others rode as
far as Chester.
DisOrdely Daniei.
Daniel Hully was arranged before the
Mayor Sunday morning, on the charge
of being disordely. He was nhed 20
required to pay cost and held IN tAe sum
of 500 to keep the peace.
Action Of Respect.
In the u. S. District Court TO- morrow,
action of respect will be taken to the
memory of the late ex-Chancellor ID. NJ
Bates.
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HEALD & CO.,
BANK ERS & BROKERS,

AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT
CAGES COM ERCIAL PAPER
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec
tions. Tickets to and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts of the world.
jan8.1yd
Financial and Com m rcial.
WILMINGTON. DEL. June 80, 1879.
l. 81 STOCK quotations furnished by
,eald d Co., Clayton House Building
VI .inston, Del. at ~ M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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In the u. S. District Court to- morrow,
action of respect will be taken to the
memory of the late ex-Chancellor ID. NJ
Bates.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

TOO Mucn Dissatisfaction Jaeckel used
TO keep stand in Centre Market, Newark,
where he made quite sum of money. Last
Spring, disguised with the attacks made on
the Germans of Newark, growing out Of the
sunday law agitation, and possessed also of Il
longing to see his native land again, he re-
solved 10 return 10 Germany. He went to his
old home at Aldorf, Saxony, and opened
hotel there. One day there was discussion
in his place about Germany aud America, aud
tie name of Bismark was brought in Jaeck, |
expressed himself freel, about - the man of
blnod aud iron " and praised the republican
institutions Of America. Soeu after lie was
arrested, brought before the civil Justices, fin.
ed 800 marks (dbout $75) and was sentenced
tn several months imprisonment. BEFORE the
sentence took effect he settled mp his affairs,
escaped and found his way back To America,
arriving in Newark some days ago. He slys
be is Disguised with his old home and has bid
il farewell forever.
So it seems after all that this German pre-
fers liberty of speech to the free beer aud
free Sundays of Germany. Would it not be
well for his fellow-countrymen to grant that
our Sabbath restraints are also better than
their freedom
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

The reason why "Yazoo was solid :, is re-
lated in letter from friend to Frank Dix
ON, at Washington, who Is brother ost The
murdered Capt. Dixon.
Before midnight on Nov. 4, those who sat
up TO await election returns received the in
telligence thu" Yazoo county had gore Dem.
ucra,ic." Many Of the countries IN New York
Which were easiest Of access had not been
heard from at, that time, and the fact that
mississippi returns were received early
caused some surprise. The letter is as fol-
lows
YAzoo Cry, Miss, Nov. 4, 10.
Mr.. FRANK DIXON The election ia over
and know you are anxious to know how 1t
passed off. will attempt to- give you full
outline of everything. for it would lake sever
al days to write it. will only state few
facts in regard to what occurred On the day of
election. II was understood among the bull
dozers that If the negroes could not be induc-
ed to vote with them they would not let them
vote at all. As soon as the polls were open at
the Court House - Jim : Barksdale, - Tom !"
Williams. Whadley Gibson. Bob Whee-
less, Lambeth and about twenty others took
stand at the gate and voted them three at
time, which would have taken at least two
days for them all to vote If they had been al
lowed at all.
Every time negro would come up to the
gate they would demand him to show his
ticket. If be showed an Independent ticket
he was Knocked down. They went on in this
way until about II O'Clock, when Jake !"
Holder gave the signal and all drew their pis-
tolls and commenced firing In the air. The
negroes all ran of, and of course there was no
more voting.
The same game was played at Benton and
Dover.g When all the negroes collected at the
polls they commenced firing in the air. You
have lived long enough in the South to know
that negro can't stand that sort of punish
| ment. / don't think there were exceeding 500
NEGRO votes cast in the county. AT Silver
| Greek. where everything was solidy indie
pendent. they would not furnish them with
either box OF registration book, so that vote
was thrown out entirely. don't suppose in
the history OF any country such fraud and
l.villany were ever before practised on q pe0-
! pie. Taylor had about seventy deputies ap
pointed 10 keep peace and order at the polls,
all Of whom participated In the shooting -
Taylor fired fnUr shots. It Is amusing to see
the negroes walk up the streets with their
jaws tied up sn1 whenever they are asked
whit is the matter they will answer, " Oh,
nothing. TRIED 10 vote on Independent ticket
at the Court House.n AS soon as can see
all the boys frs'm the other precincts l will
write the whole thing up and send 1t to you.
1t is getting late. viii close. Your friend.
>-4os-->--
There are eight hundred aud nine convicts
in The State Prison.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

PHrLIIPsBuRa. ~ j., Nov. 2e.-The Del
aware Rolling Mill one Of the lsrgest mills
ia this State. costing in 1860. when II was
built, STA. 600. was Sold to-day TO William r.
Bell. President of the South Mountain Rail
road. in behalf Of the Branchville Mining
and Manufacturing Company Of New Jersey,
for $35 600 cash. The company takes imme-
date possession and on Monday will begin to
repair the works and put them in operation.
They have been idle FOR several years and
$4,000 will be expended in the work of re-
pairs. The company will make railroad iron
Most of the machinery Ia the mill win have
to be replaced, as il is worn out. III
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

The recent talk of the HuRterdoa Demo-
crat about the su-called temperance ticket Is
neither smart nor honest. la dealing with
the subject thar paper is a sort Of literary os-
tricb that hides its head under its wing, and
because it sees nothing, thinks that it's trans
parent deruagogism is not seen by others. -
An editor who advises others to course that
he is not willing TO pursue himself. is at least
open to the charge of insincerity. Tue Dem
crdt thinks that the temperance men THAT is,
Of the Republican faith) ought to have +" vot-
ed as they prayed l. 6. for the temperance
ticket, and those who have talked temperance
and aided In holding temperance meetings.
&c, aud who did not vote that ticket, it insin-
yates are insincere, if not hypocritlcal.
Let us try the editor by his own test. He
claims to be temperance man, yet he urged
all Democrats to vote the party ticket, aud
commended 0pdycke, atemperancc Democrat,
for declining the temperance nomination for
A scmbly in this district.
Judged by his own standard, he had better
step tNikins temperance unliI he votes as he
prlys."
The sudden admiration which the Demo
crat shows for . consistent " temperance men ;
for men who are sincere" &C., is readily ex-
planned by the fact that anything is grist
which causes the Democratic mill to grind.
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Lambersyilie, n. j.. NOV. &c, 1879

1T is in accordaDce With the eternal ft.
ness 'fof things that a professed Republican
who las helped to betray bis party should take
refuge Ia the camp of the enemy.
Dr. T. Edgar Hunt struck on. for the Hun.
scrdon Democrat rs ins,inc,ively as Benedict
Arnold Travelled for the British lines.S
In attacking us, he passed by his temper
auce paper-'he PAitocrot--pubsbed at bis
own hume, TO find sympathy and hearing
through the columns of sheet that rejoiced
but short time before over the great Demo
cratic victory in Newark, where liberal H.
ceusc, free beer on Sunday and an abrogai ion
OF the Sabbath laws were the winning planks
IN he Democratic platform.
Yet We are told that there was no collusion
between certain Democrats and the parties
getting up the 50 called temperance ticket,
II this is so the sympathy between them is
as strange as that between the monkey and
the cat In Barnum's happy faulty"
What the Doctor says in his nineteen lines
In the Democrat is more than. half original
at this rate he will soon exhaust himself
He insinuates that the editor of THE
RECORD wilfully fd;sifes when he asserts that
be is "sorehead." What better evidence
is wanted than the fact that he organized a
s;uh~s 80 defeut those WHO have been his part
friends? 1900
He says he has Lever asked office Of the Re
Publican party. Who said he had ]? The
man who makes false impressions, evident
ly lives at Glen Garden.
The doctor thinks we have sanguineous
relation :" to some editor who had very long
ears, and forgets that in his opening be ad
dressed us as brother. If he traces his re-
latiouship to us through the supposed length
Of our ears, he is mistaken. His editorial
relative mGst be found ia some other part of
the county. But we respectfully suggest to the
doctor that bis recent political management
would sugges bis "sanguineous relation.
aip," even were he to fold his ears under his
lat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

FIX. Representative Thomas swanr, of
MARYLAND. and his wife, who at the time
Of their marriage. was the widow Of the late
ex-senator Thomsen,0f New Jersey have oui
city separated. Coy. SWANS daughter, Mrs
Carter, and her children are with him at his
residence IN Washington. Mrs Swami is at
her former residence IN Princeton N j.. and
it is asserted, will not be at her husbands
home in Washington this Winter.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26
U.--Millinery Rooms

magnificent space off from entrance on Thirteenth
street. above Chestnut is devoted 10 this popular part
of our business So great has been its that
have just extended the section 10 occupy portion
the Western Gallery for Trimmed Hats.
Ladies' enjoy the priva of these quarters where
BeDDes can be int IN apart from the crowds I'VE re-
esived this season pattern i,onnets direct from
Paris. We keep all the shapes In untrinmed Hats and
profuson of Flowers and Feathers special counter
for Trimming Silks. JOHN HANAMAKER
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

Eleven entire counters devoted to these goous,
making bio linear ieet soieiy 10. .'v - 49,, IN
line that would stretch along Chestnut street from
Fifth Sixth street. the entire length vi the state
ouse square, and from the Ledger Building halfway
TO the Press Building "a square long OF course there
every variety vi Dress oOOds from IS per yard to
eents per yard and uftenes the prices are from TO
IS per cent. less than Is asked elsewhere;
JOHN WANAMAkER.
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M.-Hats for Gentlemen and Children.

Such large stock is ect d by our Mr. Walton, a
practical halter OF 20 years reputation, Is not TO be
found in any retail house in the city People can al
ways depend getting the proper styles at the most
moderate pri Some persons led to think they
get Hats only In certain places, though there are
only few hTst-eass manufacturers, and these supply
all the best We cannot claim better styles than
others, hut and do claim larger assortment and
lower prices. JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

The only prominent man with the Presi.
dental fever who hasn't opened his mouth
and made an ass of himself is Joel Parker
Trenton Emporium.
New Jersey Democrats win please see
that Joel's mouth doesn't get open.
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No. I.
A.--Silks and Velvets.

Located in front Of the Chestnut street Entrance
with excellent light full stock of SI00,uu0 ON hand
all the best staple makes of Black and Colored oRs
with the choicest and scarcest novelties.
10 be reliable In this class OF goods Is very dimcat
thing as there is such adueration In silk
hut We guarantee all that sell dark room Is aa-
'assA' " '''s' JOHN wANAMAKER.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
THE FORMAL OPENING Of the REFlTTED and ENLARGED
HAS BEEN FIXED FOR PRESENT WEEK.

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G.-Linen. Blankets. Quilts, Sc

In this depar, excel. The class o goods Sc
lected ny uyer, who goes abroad twice year to
get goods direct from the Irish has o-
ularized this department.. All kinds OF Housekeeping
Dry Goods OF reliable makes in immense assortment at
reasonable and proper prices Our makes OF Linens are
absolutely reliable We make specially In Blgnkets
JOHN WANAMAKEk.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

This is an x,ellent section Tor Ladies' b cause we
puy SO largely Of Wooden Goods IN the Clothing pc
that retail as low us any Vi the whoie-
sale sell besides. our long experi nee gives US
know ledge the wearing qualities OF goods
We sell no article simply because II viii s,i piece
of goods be intrinsicaliy good. Ladies' sa que
ings aud goods for Little Clothes In great va
ricly. JUN w ANaMdAGn'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

One Of the heaviest gales If the season at
Long Branch began on Thursday evening. The
wind blowing ri the rate Of foriy miles an
hour al midnight. Il was a cold northern
blast, sending the thermometer down 70 six
tern degrees above zero. Along shore the
gale beat mp surging sea. and all the passing
craft. sought the sheter offered by the biutf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

T.-Perfumery and Toilet Articles

1. T.-Ferfumefy aud Toilet Articles.
On our centre aisle these two large counters
where we in daily receipt of the best goods in CO.
lognes, Toilet Waters Soaps, Brushes. Combs &c.
splendid line of French Perumery just received direct
from Paris, selected by our buyer when abroad.
JOHN KANdNAKER
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

Friday was the coolest November day
known for Years in the region of Red Bank,
the thermometer dropping from " 10 IL below
freezing point within u hours. The Shrews-
bury liver. a, tia, poiut, was frozen half over
IL Tic morning.
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taf No. II.
N.-HosierY and Underwear Department.

The large stock In this Department would stock a
dozen ordinary stores We compelled to carry a
large stock, because keep iull lines for Ladies;
Misses Children and Gentlemen No comes In be-
tween and the makers the head Of this pepart-
goes direct TO the French English and Irish towns.
where the goods made and selects yles and 0iten
causes the gods to expressly u.s. We large
and direct importers Of the Cartwright Warmers
Goods. lOHN WANAMAKER.
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THE MARKETS.
LambertviIIe. Nov. 90. 1879.
DEATHS.

THoMAS.--At Lahaska. Pa. Nov. I'D inst, Joseph
Thomas In The sd year OF his age He inst his end
with courage ealmness, tortitude and resignation
rne chamb n where the god n III M sets has fate
Is privieged far above the common walks OF virtuous
Ifs
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26
Y.-China and Glassware,.

The encouragement given IS this and extensive
Department decided to enlarge 1t greatly This sea-
shall show the largest and best stock ever
in this city We can at the humbiest kitchen or
the grandest hotel Elegant Dinner Sets and ordinary
Table Ware. Vases and Ornaments of every descrip-
ton. in Minton's wedgewood and Dresden Goods
JOHN WANAMdKER.
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P.-Men's Clothing .

Fronting Market street. centre entrance, we
have splendid assortment of Suits, Overcoats &C..
made up In the most fashionable sty les. under own
personal supervision. The Clothing sell can he de-
pended sound in quality and most reasonable In
price.
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+. Observation-Disclosures Goods.

On the lower gallery entered by broad stars at Juni-
per Broad entrance is the vast nent OF
supplies that delight house keeptrseverytbing wanted
for kitchen service housekeeping. from the hhes TO
medium goods, AZ hand. JOHN WANAMAkER
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No. %
p. P.-Bovs' and Children's Clothing.

Those who deal In Clothing and do not make II must
sell higher than those who manufacture we have
made IN class goods for nearly twenty years, and
wa are the fountain head for boys Clothing We re-
ceve It direct from the work rooms on our own prem-
ses and can supply pieces at all times for mending.
Our retail prices are as low rs dealers pay Wholesale
JOHN WANAMARER.
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L. L.-Dresamakinv Rooms.

With hrsi-ciass Cutters successful Filters, with
original designers and pattern dresses from all the best
known foreign artists, prepared to meet any call
At the time this advertisement is written $500
order wedding outfit Is going through hese rooms
~ JOHN WaHAM AKER.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

Local news were just friphtfully dull yes
terday. - Trenton State Gazette. a
We hope the local ncws are more interest.
ing today. e',i S. hN fet
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.-Tovs. Games &c

W. fUySt OdflltSf &C.
To please the children we keepa good line of Toys
Games, School Stationery, &c.
JOHN WANAMARER
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No. 81.

Y. Y.-Silverware and Cutlery.
Only the best makes kept that sell with
antee to give satisfaction. JOHN WANAMARER. f
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No, To-
H.-Real and Imitation Laces, Ruchings, La


In no depast mpnt OF our business is the fair profit
rriaels i,nr, noticeable than here. People tell us
ihss have been accus. oed pay double the prices we
have some Of our goods aarked Thai low prices please
manifest by the hrong aISays selectng ~ 'he
as the yoods 10 out rapidly. The k2chings ana some
other rnade-up goods made In our own premises.
About thirty hauds are employed at this work under
skilled designer We copy the foreign patterns aud
sell them at prices within reach OF everybody.
JOHN WANAMAkER.
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No. rs.
S,-Furs.

Thee goods difficult to Judge of and those
who buy must rely the sellers We fully indorse
all the goods offer because they have the close per-
sonal supervision Of Mr.. FREELAND an old furrier.
who supsrintends the manufacture of Seal LINED Cir
cuars, Nuts, Seal Sacques DC.
JOHN WANAMARER.
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No.
R.-Blaok and Mourning eoot

Directly across aisle from SIlkss this large ana
stlrndid Department We building up reputh-
ton ior long wearing fabrics in Black Goods; ihose
who from choice otherwise, black Will pc as
onished at the kept and the moderation Oh
prices. JohN "ANAMANSs'
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No. %.
0-Cuato,s, Tai1orino.

We have excellent Cutters measure and make gar
ents to order for those who prefer n choice Of at
least hundred styles of goods may be had We
guarantee It, and do not make u dissgreesbse 10
those who return what does not exactly ri ase.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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O Q-Rnhhar Goods

This Is large department. Of useful things, such
Gossamer Coats Waterproof Garments for Ladies',
Gents and Children We the largest buyers Of these
goods in the city and prices made very low by
this fact. JOHN WANAMAkER
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On the lett side entering at Chestnut street. This
has always been popular part Of our business Each
makes the stock attractive and complete
We pay great attention in getting handsome shapes
and the little children be fitted out at half the
prices formerly paid. Our goods tins season are
beautiful. JOHN IHAN.lMARER.
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". y.-Corsets. Underwear and Skirts

v. V.--COrsets, Underwear and Skirts.
OF faultess shapes and finest finish We Offer fuIl
stocks for selection So large and good stock Is sur
prise most everybody but pay strict attention to
make aud material and this is appreciated. full as
sortment of Infants Wear.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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No. ~
I.--uphoIsfefy Department.

full stock OF Lace CultaRss hrossvpt by american
Line direct from the 81 Gail SwizeF land sbops
eli the prevailing styles Of Curtain Goods In Raw silks
Jute and sateens. DC Few persons know how 10 fur
nish cheaply and tssieny. The had of this DEPART
nent has had large experience, and not only
supply the goods chespy. but give eas in style aud
harmony with furniture. JOHN WANAMAKER