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New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

follows at the places named savan-
nah~sellipg, 516; buying nominal NlmI orlsshs sIS
ChaIlestOn-nothiug doing Sl6@ 4. NeW-orleanS ~,
LSTs~par Ghcago-ilo discount buying, and ilo
nrenlunl selling. Boston-0 pence per l,ooo us
Tbo United States Treasurer at Washington
to1iay received 81 1,oOSO00 n National bank
notes for redemption the customs recep'ss Me1e Ha
G210 600 and the internal revenue receipts @4|o'-
Hoo Tic followng is the Clearing-liouse state
ment to-day: Clearances, S92.667, ,993 balances
So COS s47. The business AT the SUB ireasuly 70
S2 105 $50: currency balance. $4O,13|ll'; com
balance, Sl23. SS9,367. .-..... tor do-
The following were to-days quOtatiohs io' wv
,nestic and foreign COINS and bullion
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

Railroad bonds were active for some of the srecu-
latlve kinds. A large business was done III Erie
tecond consOs at prices ranging from 1873 mp 10
1888 and back to 72osG7334, funded 5s selling at
734733sd73. There was continued improve
ment III the price for Lehgh and WIlkesbarre con-
sos the sales being from 65l2 10 6S anu the income
bonds. tina; opened at 46, advanced TO go. The Is
sues of Missouri, Kansas and Texas also recovered
sharply from their late decllne-consois selling at
65l2d673., and seconds at 30ll d293 031s A
fair amount Of business was douc IN C.. {. and l.
G.. firsts at steady prices Kansas Pacific Denver
Division hTsts active, rising to 117, but later
selling at 1l6l the is !. and ID. with coupon GER
tlfcates selling at 117l2G llS4. Other issues
were steady at annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK June 5.-BEEVEs-No receipts and no trade
IN Be,l Cattle Total since Saturday were Io4o
heaa head for the corresponding time ias
~ssI There WAS the Dressed Beef marked, And
s.ss were slow 8a7c Tor Poor " Choice Nate 5aes
and ta5c for Texas do o,, -.
CAIVTs-Presh arrivals 20i head oil At 0tbst
and isO at washington Market Total since SATURDAY ~
n.ad corresponding nNe
vel The dressed market has ruled SO dull mat
nnta,era have been unable 70 disposs OF thcu STOCK
and have quite an accumulation on hsna
hance were not In need Of much more
70 aay This caused dull trade In Live Calves and puces
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.

June 6-l2:3O D. m.-Cetton easier; Mfddline
UpIands I'D Addng Orleans 7,isi sales 5000 is
olndns bales for speculation aud export Receipts q
including $50 bales Amerfcah opened
partially I'd cheaper but IN. decline has since partially
,d also I'd; ao juno and July delivery, "a. alss Sa
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

Futures fairly active, and at time 10 to ~
points svrNST iSMr SCANS ss. , to 10 Rnrf o"s aS'
,2sti 1884 s. NJ tn. ,i277; n. IN l25s; sn. 9Th,
tamber. - ~, 1891, I2g October 49, ll.02 Novem-
boz, 40 l1.a total $500 bales. Second CaAugust
1896 o.49; September. 1897 l3; October 1904 totst
$50 Jale, Thrd Call-June, ~ 7lh, 2.sS 9TH
i2S7 July, 1918. 1916; August 1870. 1884, September
1900 0olober, 1903; November 1852. 1888 Docemher
lilo total 900 b4.os Aso today JHn., 0ti l2SD
June. > 81 Juy. 1918 II August lS1Ss1336; sepiem
her. I2sr % 3Os Ocooci. ~ lSfGI2l1 November I3o
lj2 December. i37 total. $4,000 bales grand
i0iAi. n 3DDDaes. Futur8s Osed st1aiy;
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NorB Rirer. Vessels and RaitroafS
TUURsDAY June g. 1870
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASITES-Sfe1dy. with small sales.
COFFEE-Rio quiet but 6Tm stock here 37.47l bags
Ordinary to Prime cargoes al4tc Mild grades steady.
but generally quiet but of Maracalbo 30 bags
evening sold ate terms quoted III Ia lGloc
SU1IONspo Cotton dull aud sac Sales
all for spinning delivered contract 30 bales
At tue ports today 03i bales against 1907 bales day
last weok 1Oi last since september 1892 bales
against 4,l7O3I6 bales during The period
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

In stock speculation, thousand dollars are some
times made from Investment OF one hundreu;
Send 10 Alex Frothingham Co.. brokers, IL
Wsii-st. New York. for their Heekiy Financial Ne
p0rf, sent free.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

ssss
saesoEge Otis sold state Buttermk calves. ,sa b at
Se ~ Do li2 nst5hc rs veals l5o D. tsc5 - 90.
Susis S oosSy iss sSa 81 dS 3. ~
sa Ss q - 90; iio n ss Is & az 400 200 III f. n & 10 a0
csse 5s s T,s es vc 4 81 sa s a s 1
ae; SO do ia 81 IS owl a21 do l1a D. at 4ae;
"a aSs d. At s 5c = ,lpc dG; J,o @ S e o.
BenSses Dewey sGd ~ stss vsas S iSg iG, NJ At &c
IS @ ss ay3 1 g a 10 IL 5e 's m at s 4 do rs
S s2 10 S 6s state Buttermk Calves and veas
fSSs Fss:Ss ;S$ s$ !. gsy 5sT.y yss 2sss
AND ,, ,y were !, 2 s e 40. S Ss
at Washington Market Total since saturday M a. eese
Good 70 Prime stoct~botn Sheep Lambs-wers IN Do
sas . went o lf no '% %as no%ever wa. pretty
active one while prices remain about steady Ehpoters
limited and one OF two loads ne Wcihers were necessarily
seo 5 aao % %sdi
sales j. + 3aGsr { CO. sold Jersey city 100 Ohio
do 100 H. at 4ac 26 Virginia Lambs. so b at6'Oi 80 do
NSEtoa Hsimss sold, 1s9 ohio shecg 81 D. st te ySI
d. 81 at g 70 per ewt 2Sd dS sS @ ss 81 1sT, ar m t
iss do l$ D. at 5s Il Do NJ . ss do i2G D. 2,
S6f 6 B. al ~ 4 d .S' ss S 1T rs &C. 22S do % r.
Kase Pdeeck sold 2S ohio sheep IS ~ al g ls'. per
Bucks, ~ at 3c l5s Jersey Lambs j9a b at spc. lC5
Maryland do 80 70, 7c.; 400 Virginia do, 81 D. at c
47 DO, 81 H. &C.; 1877 do 53 Il, at Csc; $40 do OOH d.
70.
J. H. Hnmo sold at 6Othst: 1879 Ohio sheep. s3 n. at
81 per 1914 do 90 10, at 2c. ~ Virginia Lambs,
IS d. So ~ owt 40 do 90 n, at 6 19 do 81 u, at
Hallenbeek Davis sold - Ohio sheep 80 B at 80;
lsO do 81 4sc ia Tennessee Lambs. 81 ID, at $50
o. Kentucsy 80 h. at &c, 81 state do 40 d. at 6c 10
do. - n, at 7l,c.
Dlenbsck & Dewey sold: 1i5 Ohio sheep. 95 ~ al spc;
lil Western n, o 81 n at "A 30 rcwt;
5s do ~ y, at II so cwt 572 kentucsy Lambs 6@ d.
6a4; n TO-, 63 d. at isc; lj2 d.. SO u, st lso.
Ege Ou, sold Washington Market: II Jersey Lambs.
5s n, at L2c; 81 do, 5s n, at 50.
G. Collins sold 2G Jersey IaiAbs. 30 ID, at 70I iqc.
HOgS-Recepts were 22 of 1,S5O head-l3 cars at
4Othst. Jersey Cty. Total since SATURDAY..
2GS9f head against 2503O for the sOnng time last
week THe marhet for Live Hogs is quoted weak at $40
374C.: sale.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
cLosINc PRICES oP MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day
Ycsinrrlnr- In-daX.

Governments were dull the business at the Board
Deing confined to the new Is, with sales at Il de-
chne from the last prices of yesterday Distinct of
Columbia 3-65s sold at S74. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

change (5l Ut 1O7l2, Hanover 5) at 1922, America
(25) at 120l2, aud New-York HG) at 1877. We an
mex the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

ering Missouri 6s 1887 at lot, and South Carolina
non-fundables at 27s Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

IOaI bush-- 2-f'IJV -00'-7-
The following were the receipts and shipments AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
The following are the quotations of the free II

rota an elIaueons collateral being about per
cent. with EXCEPTIONS at 8. On Goyernments the
rate was SAD per cent There Is IL Tie dong III
commercial paper or discounts, ieauAns "o"i'i'
scalIng rates as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Bloonmcton and Western
Railroad first mortgage extension bonds, wanted by
TOBEY < KIRK No = Broais'.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

pAILROAD BONDS-Whether you wish 10
IL buy OF sell sIite to FDWD. &. FOX e co,
Members v. Y. stock Exchange,
No WaIsI, ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

Making an annual saving hereafter in the Interest
charge on account of Iefnnding operations since
March !, 1877, Of 81 4, ,297177.
BONDS SOLD FOR RESUMPTION PURPOSES.
Bonds have been sold for resumption purpose!
sInec March l, 1877, the interest on which repre-
sens the annual cost of the coin reserve as follows
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

All NewYOrk Brooklyn stocks. and also all kinds
OF Brooalyn Investment securities. dealt In by
GHO. n. PRENTiSS. "a BhOAD-sr.. ".
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
financial.
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.

II. L. HORTON q co. stock Brokers' SO Broadway New.
York. orders 10 bay ,ld sell Grain and Provisions IN
Chicago Market, through r. G. POPE co, ia LAsaiest,
& lnIIal " % cOmmisslOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BREMEN, BREMEN, June 5.-Peroleum. marks 10 ptonuigs
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

Total bush 100 2S0,337 l22oO lo5,oOO ofoOo
The receipts and shipments at aud from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Keceinta Shpmenta
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The Valley or the Ridge?

y In the location Of railroad especlally.in
such q country as the ,sectionaof Virginia
between the head Of tide and the valley
every consideration iayors the mean line OF
the valley. 1t is easy to haul the produce
OF theridges down-grade to the valley, and
1aborions aud more expensive to hanl the
larger amount Of production Of the rich
valley on the up grade to d railway ON the
ridge. This single reason should be deei-
.siye; but 1t is strengthened when we con.
slider: that the valley line is central, having
on each>sife lines Of hills which are equally
accommodated by the central artery OF
transportation; whereas II we have a
railway upon the ridge all the hauling OF
tthe produce OF the country must be'up-hill,
except that the farmers on one Of the ridges
viii have to descend into the valley, cross
lit, aud crawl slowly and laboriously up the
steep on the otter side to reach the railway.
Either this or tksy will be cut off altogether
and driven to. aad some other means OF
reaching market. l# @5''t y
Thi,yiew is ones bal should be considered
by oyT friends OF she James-Riyer Valley.
Along that valley h The very best location
for the welfare OF the people on both sides
OF the Eyer. There eight not to be two
opinions ON the subject. 's3e:,': s
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z - . - - = > Y =
The Amendments.

:. Editors Dispatch: The dment
to- the State Constitution proposed by the
Legislature, making the county court to be
composed OF magistrates to disappointed by
the Governor, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate. and to give these the
power OF appointing the assessors, Is an inn
proyement upon the amendment suggested
by myself Iof giving the power OF appoint
ing these officers to the First Auditor, which
T accept. But think that thereican be,
and should be, further amendments The
clerks OF the respective courts Should be
appointed by these courts. The people are
about as niaci, qualified to elect professor
of Greek to that chair in the University OF
Virginia as they arctic elect aiclerkt of
.Gonrt. The appo fnring,uf gsberif should
5ielnnS TO ltbe enlntb ibnncI Oh justices, tand
the appointment OF Commonwealth attdr-
ney should BIO made by the two courts
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SILKS! SILKS. SILKS!


BLACK TAFFETA SILK at SIC. per yasl s...,
81:
BLACK GROS-GRAIS SILK Isl wo,lh ;l.,.
BLACK GROS-GRAiN SILK 81 H.; ~.
$3.50;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at 81 80 v,r-.., :,
BLACK GROS-GRAtS SILK al 81 worth =.
BLACK GROS-GRATN SILK at g worth -.
LIGIIT-COLORED SILKS for evening dr,.,. ..
soc. per yard worth 1925;
ELEGANT CREAM. COLORED DAMASsE >"g
atf1.50 per ward. would be cheap at 80:
LIGHT-BLUE SATIN, "a incLc, wide. 1T 49,
yard worth SO;
COLORED SATINS in great variety:
BLACK SATIN IT 81, 81 20. aud $50 r.l.-t.
BLACK SILK TRINMiNG-YEINETS i; 80.
$3.50. sI.75. 81. and $3.50 per yard:
WIDE MENLETI VELVET at Il per yard a,,.,
So, at IS per yard worth SIG;
Extraordinary bargains In FRENCH ana lRi.V
POPLlNS, at LEVY EHOlHNi>.
Bargains III all kinds OF BLANKETS. J..,
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Vest Point ans Norfolk.

~ From the West Point Gtgs-:
.ts We have said that the success OF West
Roint means better times fer Richmond. Tt
means the bHsding up OF q commercial port
Eiof Amitless capacity only thilty eight miles
y dropa RichmonS and but an henr,s s. distance
an aesnt Of time II means the development
+ OF "a through trade South and West Of d.
a spepsions not yet dreamed or" 55s.. q
Norfolk, throBss the Laadmaski III that
city. thas comments upon the aboEes &
stAnd that through trade, when once
established ON the scaisc contemplated byonr
conteDpory, means tie destruction Of Yir-
ginia's cherished theory Of western ssen-
( neeti0ns and coast dcliyesfes, under which
alone cen we eyer hope fer commercial
prosperity 4:
These exnberances arc ,asss gendeying,s
{ There are certainly potent Influences aaoat.
4 are proud shat we have seaposts eqdaI
10 any tIners eaey, III need not; Pc rfraid
.0ss che volume oil trade thnt magg1sb Bppn
5s 4 .or aa eonnesils ais,
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whether spld By tho single gallon, pr fve'
gallons, Of forty. ga,lons That sold bY.
wholesale merchants to retail dealers ought
MOI 10 DC taxed till again sold by the latter s
So all sold By the dring, Whether IN CUP.
houses or saloons, should pay Inc drink l1l,l,
tax. Let us have one law for all classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27

Modern Fishers of. Men Among the Vartous
4 Se1es;. Seots, and Sets of Cltartville
Church and ,C1us,aanity.% New York: D.
APPLETON & co.
For sale by WoeDHousE & PARHAM.
HEALTH PRIMEgs--Nos. 8 and THE
House and its tuyyondi ngS; and Prenta-
ture Death: It's Promotion or Prere7s-
y hon. New York I: ID, APPLETON y Co.
For sale by ~ ooDHousE - PARHAM.. !.
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MEETINGS.

----~-~----~- - -
Hn,ons (,oMMANpERY ST.. ANDREW, No. 1871
RICHMOND, January II, 1879.
ORDER No. 4.-Sir Knights ~
W Attend a stated assembly CT the conn ~
:r1nndery ut the asylum In 81. Alhan's Halt ~
corner Of Third and Main streets. THIS = Y
fsioEday) EVENING at az O'clock, In sull/
dress. The members Of Richmond Commandery,
No. q and all visiting knights, are courteously In
BY order of the Eminent Commander.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR., .
FRI ~. 'f't@ CAPTAIN. General.
FRANK D. sTEGER. Recorder. jazz
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PERSONAL.

TIERS WANTED.-IF THE HEIRS
IL OF WILLIAM 6. WALKER. WILLIAM :.
ARMSTRONG, JAMES l.. PARISH, HENRY L.
DoUGLASS, BENJAMIN +. FITCH, ROBERT
HARVEY. and RICHARD REINS, some of whom
were in Texas MANY years since. will write 10
"LOCK-BOX 247, Austin, Texas" they can learn
something 10 their advantage. Can anyone give il-
formation OF them? H.ltr'f ta27-dSt&wZl". Z.
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FURNITUgE.

iEURNITUREl FURNITURE!-m
T WHOLESALE AND RETAIIr-I hare IN
always on hand q full and complete stock of6E4
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION from
the most reliable factories East and also, Of
NV own make. effer special Inducements. Parties
In want will not be doing justice themselves with
out giving me call aud examining my stock and
n1ices. A liberul discount to the trade. ..
~ Z ,.Iii I'7I,E. ~ WILLIAM DAFFRON,l
i. ..s...s. $50 143S Main street.
Factory and Upholstery Rooms, Is, Is, and 20
north Fifteenth street. Etnss - ja 23
TlARGAINS, BARGAINs.-We hayeEs
Diust received TWENTY SUPTSo OF BLACKA
cfalatteuiton to those IN need. Having bought
these goods for cash, we Offer Inducements that viii
satisfy nv one who VIII give us n csL Fine FAR
I.OP SIJIFS~ana SIDEBOARt1S, FANCY DESKS
and WlRKsYASpS. "A full line OF cheap pOp.
lar gURA4TR +. GAT 3a s1epsr stree street
t= l9=-
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TEA TRAYS from Il 10 "a inches;
CAKE and BREAD. BOXES-all siArs;
Full line Of HAMPERS, LUNCH aud TRAVEL
LING-BASKETS:
WILLOW, NURSERY, and CANE ROCKIES"
CHAIRS;
Full assortment of CROCkERYWAEE;
More of those HANDSOME CANorl-Tof h'hL
PERAMBULATCRS:
BLACK WALNUT BLACKTNG-BpAES "...!
CARPET TOP;
All sizes CMBRELLAS-24 10 80 inchc>:
Excellent CARRIaGE-WHIPSa Al 99c 81! '!'-'
All sizes MEMS BROGASs:
All sizes BOYS HEAVY SHOES;
NEW ALBUMS aud WRITING-DEsks;
TIN TOILET SETS-fu assortment;
GOBLETs and TUMBLERS-a fine line.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
W. \. STEVENS
tai, 5Oj Broad street.
1
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ODDS AND ENDS mAH
" AT A Loss TO CLOSE OUT. R@Y
TO T0BACC0NIsTS.

NIOBACCONISTS.- desire to notify
i TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS and the pub
tic generally we are the sole agents for airgna "a
and North Carolina for the manufacture ina sale OF
the J. l.. ADAMS DRIERS. Some or these ceie.
brated machines can be seen In operation here anu
in New York, and are found indispensable as
Quick, economical, and reliable drter. "
= Communications or orders shall have our prompt
III, '''.s77i 'fE7.'f 1|s@! iTAPPEy 4 STEEL,
,s- 10 II - ,-S. Founders and Machinists.
IN 14.2w,-f.,ts ...t.,.,nI -. g., Petersburg, Tn
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DEATHS.

,,;oa -, g, ,,,rdnx evening, 25tlI instant. Dir:
GEORGE b. HOLMES, in the twenty-hftn year OF
his age. - -. : 49, I,,r,t rI,roarv.
tprian chiir..h REV DIR. Prestonss) TODAY Mon-
dayI ct 21 O'Clock 2. M. Friends Of the family are
respectfully requested to attend
Died. at HIS residence The 2bth instant; nj u,
O'Clock A. NJ, JAMES CLEAHY, in the forty fourth
se ais ~ fu u took place on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON nj 8 o'clocksP. III. 80 -
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MUSI(,.

rARMEN, POTPOURRl,
SWEDISH WEDDING MARCH
LONDON LIFE GALLOP.
Strauss and Waldteufei5 WALlLEH'
RUBISsTEiN'S WORKS,
An the most popular operate songs. clrs'".'! a.
pr,vpd. rull sheet music Size on The very t's' -
per, for 0 aud 20 cents, IN The oohe> '@'''..'".
Catalogues OF 500 different pieces scnI Zee ""''
address on application ut ..,.y..
ELLYSoN & YANtEfr'
de30 lll- "'''
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county and circuit. These amen dmen.s ,.l 10
the Constitution would go far towards I'M
proving that now imperfect instrument.
p'e'., - = S s3 COUNTY JUDGE. s
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Me- CLOAKs! CLOAKs! CT

ME- CLUAhSI CLUAkS. tI0lrr,
CLOAKS TOO many on hand. They nm,
sold. so we make great reductions In nrlco'. =
50 CLOAKS sold (, Sc:
$40 CLOAKS sold for 81:
S12 CLOAKS sold for IS.
SIS CLOAKS sold for $40.
$50 CLOAKS sold for :l2:
$25 CLOAKS sold for SIS
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS VIII he sold FOR ,ro.,,
price ''' - :
CHILDRES's CLOAKS at $50 wor,hi:.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKs At g worth &.
CHILDREN'S CLOAkS a, q. 30 wor:b 80.
CHILDREE'S CLOhKS a, 81 worth 80.
CHlLDREN'S CLOAKS at - worth -
Remember that we intend scIling eyer, c,,.,.
have on hand, aud will sell then. at ls,s Than c
a22 LEVY BROTUpr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27

THrRTY DAYS 70 SECURE sO5rE GREAT
- $3.50 BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
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09-CEST STORE.

AT THE 99-CENT STORE | HAVE
made such additions to The stock since III" A',."1.
that It's again quite complete.
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rrCARPETS! CARPETS. CARPET

We mean to close ont the entire -'ocl,. a,I 1.sa
marked price: down 10 the lowest notch.
You can nov cover your floor; a. prize, rJ ls..
to aStoni>h you.
Another lot of that OIL-CLOTIi one yari =. ...:
25c. yard.
RUGS very cheap.
Great bargains In CUCCSA-MATS.
WINDOW-SHADES III great variety. Nrr, Of. 0D
at LEVY ERuIilEG>.
Bargains IN all kind, OF BLANKETS. az.
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Gan 41uAa sspsd silners should pay
!. zth sasas ssas tsD iiOrssy cents peF gallon,
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MT YARD-WIDE PRINTED 'h".
BRTCS ut Sic. per yard worth l2:r.
WtiITE OI'IIT'S at SOC worth 7Jc. Al IT,. - a
II, at'sl.25 worth Sl.75: al Loo w"rlh.-.
MARSEILLES QUILTS At So q worth So a
1880 worth 50. At 70 worth IS. Extra NJ.
MARSEILLES QUILTS very cmrap ~
Look 1T our bargains in BLANKETS t--
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EuFURs! FURs! FURsl
PRICES MARKED DOwy
THE STOCK MUST EE CLOSER

We expect to lose some money but VIII dot...
than carry tlie goods over for another ,.'s'
MUFFS and COLLARS for $3.50 worth a..
MUFFs aud COLLARS for So worth u
MUFF5 and COLLARS for 50 worth g..
MUFFs and COLLARS for ~ worth BE-
MUFFS and COLLARS for Is worth Is.
Genuine MINK BOA and MUFF for - WORT =.
Genuine MINK MUFF for IS worth So. ~;
FUR CAPS at sl.50 worth So;
FUR CAPS at 80 worth 81:
FUR CAPS at 3.26 worth IS.
Our whole stock or FURS must boclos,,
once; so If you need anything in tina, lI,s -, -,
once at LEVY BRO7u,,N
Bargains In BLANKETS. ">.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
T OOk AT THIS! . q

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T ook < THIS! ~. -
> i have placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
o. INFANTS TIES. all colors, ut Soc;
4, INFANTS BALMORALS. all colors. at 6Oc.:
g.. i BOYS CONGRESS. GATHERS. l 10 3, at 81 =
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON-BOOTS, Sl.0O;
LADiEs1 SERGE BUrTON-BOOTS, hand. made
atxJ5O worth 81:
CENT? EAIEN'S DOUBLE-S0LE CALF CON
The above are all trst-clss goods Call ut once II
Won wish bargains ut No 335 Broad street.
il 1S-3m W. I. ". IAI .-ON.
W AT A Loss TO CLOSE OUT. VIEW
CB1LDREN,s PEARL and BUFF LACE wa
cni hh8as;HSS'p PEARL and BUFF BUTTON
cHi h.iHsss PEARL, BRONZE, and BUZZ
cHi hIdiSS IPEARL, BRONZE, and BUFF
GENTLEMEN'S CALF CATERS, DOUBLE
- SOLE for 81, worth $3.50;
GENTIEMEN'S MONROE lies. 50:
GESTEEMES.S HANDMADE DUuBLE-SOLE
CATERS for $3.50, old price 80.
Sold on account OF cores being weak. ro,
Ia IL Tenth and Main streets.
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spgrsaL NOTICES

M HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
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81 pieces BLACK CASHMERE at Ice. to $1.25.
customers will secure great bargains in them.
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,HA Al j II BROTHERS,

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5rHrRrY DAYS TO SECURE soME GREAT
- 80 1880 BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET, -
will offer their entire stock at extraordinarily oW
prices in order 10 reduce their immense stock, pre-
paratory TO- taking inventory. Those In want OF
DRY GOODS win find It TO their advantage in giy-
Ing us call.
225 pieces DRESS GOODS of every description
and style. from SC: 10 75c;;
DRESS GOODs at Ice. worth 25c.; at zoe. worth
ALIoWt)OL CAsHMEREs at csc. worth 81:
COLORED SILKS and SATlNS very cheap 10 close
them out.
"a pieces BLACK CASHMERE at Ice: to s1.25.
As this immense lot must be sold in thirty days,
customers will secure great BARGAINS In them.
BLACK ALrAGAs, CREPE !! CLOTHS , tbs VEIL EILs
rs HANDSOME and CHEAP CLOAKs. which
Gps' K s 20 s7 y" s1e sa cfoH sseso
CLOAKS to 81. We guarantee these CLOAkS
to be the cheapest IN The CITY We ha ave deter
from those In need OF chcap cloak. :. -.
sHAWLs, GSDEE:suIR1s, and other goods
10 pair WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS at
SIS COMFORTS and QUILTS at 81 to 81:
10 dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS from 4Oc. 10 80
l4o WOOLLEN SHAWLS at 81 to So
22 dozen LADIES' and MEMS UNDERSHlK1S
at37c. TO $3.50 apiece.
21o pieces cAss1MEREs aud wooLLEN GOODS
from zoe. to 51.50 yard: >,>-rr G
100 pieces WHITE and COLORED tLANNELo
from 10 TO 50c. yar'l. .,g..-... .sft{
1890 CORSETS, of every style and quality. from
Soc to $3.50. AS this Is one OF The largest
! stocks OF CORSETS in the city we cannot laii 10
suit one aud all
, largo line inst received of LADIES' and MISSES
HOSE, SILK and LACE SCARFS, SlIk and
LACE HANDKERCHfEFS. BOWS, RIBBONS.
GLOVES, LACES. &C., at very low prices.
500 pieces HAMBURG EDGTNGS. INSERTINGs.
and TORCHON LACES just received, 1t very
low prices, ut r,o-,,,,,>o,
ia25-S.M&Th 601 Broad street.
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