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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-14

To RAKE POTAToEs.-To bake pota-
toes quickly, pour boiling water over them
and let stand minute or SO before putting
into the oven. Hasas3i; if.as. SKA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-14

To REMOVE BLACK Spots FROM THE
EAR.-Take large size watch key, place
the stem directly over the black spot, and
press firmly on it. 81 aaa BEL
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-14

o1oeNA sAusAeE.-Chop up your your
beef raw; season with pepper, salt, and
syrup; stuff hard, press q few days, and
smoke and dry well. - ''' g
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-11-14

They have no equal and as result act
as preventive and cure for Bilious, he
mitte,lt, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevers,
and Fever and Ague. Upon the healthy
action of the Stomach, depends, almost
wholly, the health CT the human race.
, 1879-07-29
THE GRAND JURY.

Tho Grand Jury yesterday heard ten cases and
found seven indictments. Two witnesses were
examined In regard to tho Jones homicide, antt
this morning tho Collins-LetVh shooting will
bo investigated. There aro so1ne other hotnt-
cldca and q long docket OF other important
eascs, which II will require TIE utmost
tndustry to examine bttorc the close Of
tic term. There are ouIy four full workn.
DAYS latt, tor Saturday amounts 10 nothing, and
Ing out. Of It's way to listen to parcel Of
trumped-up aud petty cases which could never
stand tbs ordeal Of Justlcn Court.
Two prominent instances OF this kind were
noted yesterday. Ono Of these was a Charge of
riot brought By Lsmont quarrYmau against
dozen or 20 Of his employees who aro OF haye
been on striko for M cxtrn IS cona per day. Tile
other wns liquor case from the Town Of Lake
Wow. ~ thta. Edgar aaundcra, The Supervisor
OF tho Town, appeared to prosecute Andrew
Helm and George Restz for soma alleged
violations Of the Liquor law. 1t appeared that
these persons wore 1ncu by justlco IN Lake
View for tho sa,ne otiepse, antl that their nu-
thls reason the Grand Jury ignored tho bills.
1t is alleged that this morning tic thatn.
boat y nuisance will DO taken no, and aum-
munses have been tssuBd for number OF Wit
fosu the 0rn.Ml .Jury lte ardro Of that hoslY 10
stir up the booksellers. and gamblers seems tn
havo received dahpennR, mud there are
uot wanting men pretty well acquainted
who say TINT this il owing to the
determined stand taken By tho xnfEhts OF tho
pool.t,ox and fnro.tablc. who lays, with unan-
unity worthy Of better cause, declared that tho
Grand Jury can e, TO where Il + warmer than
worth.
will, "bofora tic end uf the wack,n begin an tn.
vesG atton Of the City. Hall contracts and the
| havA hShn cDfrfnI 0ufs bf1t
, 1879-07-29

females. Tho principal cnutca Of death wcro:
Cholera tnfant,ltn. 81: dfdfrhsa, 10: conYnl-
RIona, II: consumption. 49,; hlnl meningitis,
.. Tho dcaths we're distributed by
wards "a follows: FIrst. 1; aeeopd, Z; Third,
3; Fourth, 3; Fifth, 49,: Sixth, rs; aeveHtll, 10;
Eighth, IL; Ninth. /; Tcntt, O; Eleventh, 4;
Twelfth, 7; Thirteenth. 8; Fourteenth. o.; FIJI.
teentl,, to; Sixteenth, Z; Seventeenth. II: ard
Eighteenth, 2, Tie fatality among children, It
will be noticed IL stt', very large, but is attrb-
utablo TO nnythtnC clao than sanitary causes,
nnd on this subject tho Commissioner dropped
n Auggratton 1t would be we'll for thoto inter.
este'i 10 heed. lie snrs tho Floating Hospital
t1eprecatea tho fact tint the really do
serving arc not enjoying tho pfivtfeEo
afforded thcm tor the reason Tint they cannot,
tho charity. Two years ago, when tho euter-
to employ fc,v buses 10 bring the really poor
children to and take them from tho boat but ho
WAS refused. Ile thinks something Of TIC Kind
ought 10 hu done now. md mantalns that the
great charity Is practically yn!llcless to those for
whunl 1t was created in the nbscpce Of aomh
such arrangement.
The only report from inspectors during the
day Wns from, DR.. 6haunnha1 who called Rtten-
ton to Eumc imperfect sewerage on Green
stroct. The complaints. l'owevcr from others
wero quite numerous, and larEely about sewers,
over which tho CotnM1ssloncr has no control.
One Of these Was frpm tho North Side, aud tho
gentleman sai1 Ills Entire famfly Wct0 and had
been sick for Botne time, nnd that he attributed
the death Of child recentlT to thls cause.
, 1879-07-29
HEALTH MATTERS.

The report that o case OF ycltow-fever had oc.
Cured In tho city. which Was given currency bJ
an Afternoon paper yesterday, brought many In
quisess around TO soc tho Health Commissioner.
Hs regarded II u cruel joke, the facts being
that mother and child reached the city from
Memphis Ia the forenoon, aud the child was sick
from eating fruit. on tho way, harlng bccn
attacked with vomiting soma tMsnty
miles from the city. Uo has
no apprehension Of any trouble from
M epidemic OF any character, and IL sustained
In tills yiew by tlls fact lhat the weekly mortua.
TT reports AaTe shown adecEcaso OF fatslity eEer
kinco tic work Of cleaning up tic city was act~
isely entered Upon.
Tie report for the wcek ending Saturday
shoxa The deaths to haya bean 2l3, against el6
the corresponding week Of last year, and 274
the presiding week. OF the number, l03 were
under year Of ago, aud ITO wore malca and 115
, 1879-07-29
ACCIDENTS.

At II o'clock ycstcrt1ay morning horse md
wagon belonging to 8. T. Monahan, Of Nor
mood Park ran away from tho corner Of Madi-
son street and Ashland ascuuo. Colliding with
q tree, the wagon was badly wrecked
At 7:40 last evening Mr.. F. a. Wichclmap, Of
No. lit Walnut street, accompanied By hts littlo
son, started forth from Guthrie i Cooks livery,
Ut No. COZ Lake street, with horse nl,d buggy.
Upon reaching the street two wheels dropped
OF, the workmcn who repaired It Lust having
failed to put on the faatcnlugs.. The horse ran
away with the thillB, leaving the occupants in
their seats unlnturcd, but the horse Was badly
injured.
Mrs Sarah Dtgrlns, Of No. 10 North RobcY
strcot. bting afflicted with apop'exy, placed her
self undor the care Of Drs. Hedges and Duncan.
ron. Yesterday morning at O'Clock she started
tor, and when in IRON: Of his ofrlcc,. No. 7ss
West Madison street, sha Wns taken suddenly III
ant. foll to tho sidewalk. She died at o'clock
fn the afternoon In tho Doctor'e o!fcc. Mrs.
BfCgtns was 50 years Of aGe, widow, and left q
gro1u-up family.
a lesson for both children and parents Is to
be found 10 TIC sod accident whlcl! happened
living At No. Ds Fisk street. at o'clock
yesterday morning, while his mother
was absent from hume, tho llttlo
slow vas s%usnG .n,sts sM1Ha sd,r III Ttn n,ne9
lgnited, and the flames catching the little BOYS
clothing, hc Wns SO severely burned That no
lIopeE for his recovery are entertained. Children
In all parts Of tho city play with these danger
o,s toys, md 1t Is MI old aphnrfstn that
"ChiI.lrcn who play With fro are Buro to get
burned"
AZ 8 O'Clock last evening team Of horses
attached 10 an [cc-wagon owned by ". r. Read,
aud Ia charge Of Henry Carnburg AMI John
Russell, ran away from near the corner oI
Rant!olnt md Clinton strents, whero tho met
| had been unloading Ice. They ran west alonl
tic north strect-trnek Oh Raudolph street. uilt
| hoFp down upon strect-cnr little way 1T front
| ot them, Tile passenKcra and conductor rnn1t
themselves safo by getting of thu car. At Dss
plainos street the collision took place. Tie polt
aEInE 1t badly, The jar threw one Of the atrcct
car horses OF It's feet, and ID the jam tue ani1na
| was badly Injured. One Of the horses ATTACHED
to the lce-wagon mas slightly injured.
, 1879-07-29
THT WEATHER.

OFf1uH or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsH1E61oN, D. G., JULY 29-1 .. m.-1ndIca-
tione: For tho Lake Region, southwest TO
rorthwest Winds, partly cfoady weather, light
rnlus In the northern portions, stationary or
sltght fall In temperature, nud nearly stationary
barometer.
For the Upper Misatsslppi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, clcar or tpsrtly cloudy weather, light
winds, shifting 10 eAst anl south, rtslng fol.
lowed By falling; barometer, aud no decided
change In temperature
For Tennessee al.,1 the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, with light, yaria-
ble winds lull light rains tu Tennessee.
Spteid' Nsrntth 10 The Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. July .3.-A very henvy RAIN
storm passed over tl,ia city at noon to-day, fall
lng In perfect torrents for nearly an hour. For
about five minutes very henyy fall Of hull
took place. uailstoncs as large ~ small
hlckory-hut fe1E making drifts on tho sidawalka
three Or fous inches doep. Thu unusual sight
OF snowballfng III tho middle OF hummer was
witnessed, many prominent Eanslonen indulg-
ing In tho sport. l'eyord cutting of great
m1ny leaves and sn,aEl twtgB no Lntnagc was
douc. The ha1.storm seemed TO cohQna ttsett
to tho city. no placo In the country suffering
from tie storm. The raia only extended Ion
miles In the country.
LOCAL onsruvAT1o*a.
, 1879-07-29
COAL.

a.. r,A 1,x
conoHson OF sne e,atIes IN e"e t .n'.os. T. e',.
pee, o. ,. oneape1 sao4 'n"H o''"'' :" oP'''
u s"' saon sa.ase; nt.aa,.. =. -. 4>-r.u.
nu <aa. .a, " 1.,. 20 ~ 81 :, ..,,.. =, ~. ia
fhiLApaLrHiA' .o's .a-1h ep.te Q, tno oe.
pEcssion In the Goa! market, and Ia advance OF
tllo auction sale by the Delaware, Lackawanua
q Western Company on Wednesday next The
Reading Company has. advanced aae prices
OF coal for shapment Is eents per ton, to
take effect ut once. 1t ilas done thA to
hull ths market on "Wednesday. fearing
= fs,, ..1,,.,, nav throw . r,r,t or,o,,nt of ,sa1
-. a. "". ss 10y .u 49, n.,sr.ss - T,,'asan ~.
on ~ hsiasiloaa tae Dcla"ars u Auoson. lne
market has been very dali, ~ Ia usual this
month, but thero Inns bcea an i'm provrtaent IN
lie loluaud from the West, and 1t ts by no
Wv s'o'.9e ..,.S. ~. 49, 80,
neana imposs'ole .hat ue company Ma5 os ao'a
to get these prices. Nevertheless, coal Inns
been offered this week IN my quantity at June
cfrcutnr nrices. which arc 20 crnts of frutn
,,'a.. na,',as n,,hon,t 1sh,ah va,,r, h,. ,ol5
-. ,~.. H.. ~, rs.oss .,,a 10. fo,,.,ht
, 1879-07-29
TIE CUsTOM-HOUsT.

monss yeatesday were $75,0o0.
Revenue Agent Trumbull returned from
indianapolis yesterday morning.
The 1nterual-1oyenue receipts Of Collector
Hasyey'a oiIico yesterday footed un te7,6l0. OF
this amount, $s.. ooaso was for taE-paid spirits,
S4.0A for tobacco nnd cigars, and S1,35o for
beet.
Collector Smith was In receipt Yesterday OF
Ave oopiss Of the plans aud specifications, forms
Of proposals, bonds, ETC., Tor the construction
Of The tceently-oruetel lifu.saviug st9tloAs at
Ludngton a,la Auskegou, Mich, and At
kenosha, Via. These plans. specification,
ETC., cau bs hsa on application Il tAt Collectors
, 1879-07-29
oflce by peseous desiring To submit proposals.
under the advertisement Of July u.

Bnrtte.t. Robtas Il Co. OF baltimore, hnre
commenrrIi ntIttinr in the hot-wAtcr heating.
annsrotns into tIc new Customs House. The
nyttcm Of ant,arntnt e,ubraccs forty miles of
n;ne. twenty OF wbIcl, Ia ti1oa Inches OF moro In
diamctcr aid Of cast.trou,
,-. A..
spcs3hcAtiohe Ncre icesiTSu ~ oups' Ms
nofol 1es1efnay lol nM Aaa't1Qnal paaEfkenEsa' YET
trsct Ina bocf lot to II, Il. Wsle & Co,
who mn nfso tiss contractors for the
other eIarstorA Accordine 10 Tho rres-
cnt p1nnt thert wifi hn two passeurer
elevators on tic Ada;ns street front, and ono
passenger ard ono frrirht nloyotor OF, the jack
son street front, Under tic tcrtns Of tho con.
tract. tho Government has 10 nut In the fonottn.
tiou for The shaft, In ytow OF the fact that the
experts have already said that tho ground must
ba on no acco,1ut disturbed. It Ia becoming
grayp question with tho SUPERINTENDENT Al 10
whether this style of elevator can 10 used. The
elevator men iaya to link tl,cr own shaft, and,
40 il viii have 10 pierco eight feet Of solid co,l
crete thcr Iayo sotuetbtr,c oi lob before them.
:. ,.,..--.,-, ... 49,.
u u11eIssool, hn7n p.,vats sun!cees ,... LIZ.
ylmmy FtzEeta!9. oaAtefs VT W. satoai mo
ba1tes IN ~ pressed r ,ntp tne poeaaoa " p.'.pa.
~ thc tsi.Sn lnhtcA.ooha Gane ~ % .a.ssI
manipn'atcd, WY pfopnolJ n, htnko nne 1--WE y.
no vetF Histant ans. Inc s.qrT - uat ~ M. na1
s1cn VI l.ohuon. unt'' huu " naA.ef Hn ttsa. tn@
nnys aiu "an!s - sft oash ~ ,;., hss o LIZ
niu esteE' WIG nio eosu 70 icc! VT! nao'y vss'
n1s uotoGn. ne FeIHnHs' III ot,cI "o.us, Will, ,...
taliJ. Nna. VIII Ho"e a ",s.a ILL ..'.
AG.u"No W ~ sSo". ~ 20 - ~.o tJs
, 1879-07-29
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

A meeting Of the Committee on Public Chari-
ties Is appointed for this AFTERNOON.
Commissioner Coburn left last evening for
Boston aud other Eastern cities. His trip will
oxtcnd over two or three weeks.
MIR. a. G, Lundbure, Marnage-Ltcenso Clerk
In the County Ciork's Office, was absent from his
post yesterday on account Of ntcknest.
Joseph DiIlen, Ellen McQuaid, r. Horan. and
f. D. Brook wero ycaterday ad}uoged insane
and raupers, and wero ordered to be conveyed
to Jefferson.
Sheriff Hoffman returned Saturday from his
citics, N,aeara Falls, and other points Of inter-
est, aud looks well and hearty.
Tie County Court has been greatly improved
by thorough cleansing and WhiiewashinG,
nnl when tho nov carpsts and mating are la!t
1t will onco more bo fit Tor occupancy.
There was no session Of tho Criminal Court
yesterday, Judge TuIey being engaged with the
mis- case Of tho solitary bohemian "militasy or
gautzatnn.H
Tile Hyde Park Assessor Is tho only deltn-
quent in the matter OF returning his personal
asscssment books to tho County Clerk, and I'm.
I'll he does 20 tho COMMITTEES IN Equalization Of
The County Hoard cannot ret TO work. Hurry
up those books.
The County Collector IS going ycry slow over
tho tax-saie, ou1y diapnsIng OF one or two luts
ucr day. This morning tho sato will be resumed
ut 10 o'clock, delln4uent propcttT Ia the Town
Of Palatine bo!ng offered. Whilo Tho rush of
cager taxpRysrs continues At its present rate
tl.c sale will virtually amount to nothiRg.
John L. Stevens, who waa arrested on u caniss
last week ut thu instance Of Richard F. New
comb, OF Quincy, ILL.,, yesterday appealed to
Judge Loomfs 10 be allowed TO beheduto cut
under the 1usolyont Dubtors net. lie returned
his assets at $2, md hs liabilities at Is, rs.
| The case WAS part heard anA continued unit!
! Wednesday, tho defendant being ssmal!ded 70
JUL.
In tho County Court yesterday m aged
| Frenchwoman named Maggie Eroux appeared
as complainant againat her four sous who, al
though carniug good Wagts, refused to con
tribute to her support. The case was an c.
| peclally hard one, iuastnnch a. tie poor old
woman only asked TO bo allowed tho miserable
p!ktnnca OF xl,5u per week. as size said she could
get along With that. Ihroe of tleso ahnlnE or
a1up!rs Of tll.Il love woro willing To contribute
each, IS per quarter. they being carpenters
earning S2.9a5 per day. but. TIC Hsnea.
Of the party Is bamnel lprohabl'
not tho one whnen the Lord called), who dcclttct
to cYcn contribute 80 year for broad and she
tor for the muther who bora hiu,. II appeate<
iu evidence thut ho lad been Ia tho employ o
tho Western Union Telegraph Company for III
past seven or eight wears, aud that b. was maE
tted but had DO family. Tho Court made Tho Of
der ~ prayed.
, 1879-07-29
MALARIA DlsARMED OF ITS TERRORS,

btalaria, that fell atmospheric poison, Is dis,
armed Of It's tcrrors, md health Insured to thoQ,
sans tesftliuR whero tho no1ious exhalation ptft.
odically inteets tho alr, and engeudors tntss.
,n.ttsnt aud rcinittent fevers, by 1iostette,a
Stomach uittcrs, the most popular. ns It Is tbs
beat, OF prcventIver, alternatives. and tontcs. n
numbcrlesa localities whcro tho demand tps Bul.
phate at nntntnc wAs formerly immense, tho hurt.
jul alkalofd hn. hcen almost entirely tupoiah,ed
which Is genial in action and unobject!onabla ii
Aavor ii nulliaes the intiacncu Of mfasmh bJ
giving a morn active impulse to Every vital fnne'
coming tendency to btllousaess, and promoting
digestion:
, 1879-07-29

ion Warren. tho WRshinFtontan I!on,c has 1ost ono
ita noet afdcns promoter. this Board af Directors
ono Of is mpst efficient officers. the catse Of iem.
ptrnnce one OF its most dcTotcd WORKERS, inc
and soctety 1t large one of tts most ussEnt h best
citizens: and. further,
HeHolftf, That W. earnestly hnd sincerely tender
our coincidence 10 onr dear siatee Warren. tho wife
Of The deceased, and to tho 6shef relatives who
have been 80 enddenty bereft Of their loved one.
md wo can hut commend them In thcff deep scr
row and alIltction 10 t;ie campanacn, iayG, and
protection Of Him who only can koa&co them in
this hour Of bereavement,
, 1879-07-29

psspnrstlon Of tccf containing It, entire nutrition,
properties. II ls not mere stlmulant like ne ~
tEacte Of beef. hut cants!na bsoo1'naktnr. force,
atntrnting and llsn.tussAinin1 ptopart!ea; Il in.
result Of cxhAueton, t,crrons pEnatrstlon, pysrs
work, or acuso discasci rarttcntatiy Il iesa}tina
from pulmonary complaints. CAswellr t1azaM i
Pfatk
, 1879-07-29

DENVER, July OLA .nlue on MOSQUITO
Range, uear LeativilIc. in which W. 4. Il. Love-
land, OF ths Denver he*ct, has one-half Interest,
has coma into n,aryelously rich carbonates,
equal to anything before discovered. Loyclanl
refusel 3o0,100 for hta interest, aud has paid
3l00Q 900 for theea adjacent tnlpea.
, 1879-07-29

zens In carriages. The body was buried With
military honors. The rallbcarers were Gen. J.
i. Moore, the Hon. E. U. Smith Capt. !. s.
Post, nr. II. q. Johns. Can't M. +. Kana,l, II. y.
purfoo, the Hon. A. i. Bum, and James O.
Lake, >.
, 1879-07-29

Indigestion, dysoeps,a, nersous nrosEtston- and
a1l forms pl general debility relieved bJ taking
Haa4nAn's Psplopized Besf Tonlc, tho only
, 1879-07-29

EXPERIENCE.
Try DR.. ptiee's Floral 1uches, Pct :Roso.
Meadow Flowers, OF sny other Of his perfumes,
and you will 10 delighted.
, 1879-07-29

"Tta. rose II rcd, tia violst's blus. candy il
svest" vhsn bought u psAssoass I'll stasa
4tFeek
, 1879-07-29

Condition @bf the Market In tho Enst-pros.
pcot Of Cheaper Fuel than Usual, In Spite
Of tho nIonopnl!st1.
, 1879-07-29

Ar,nory Hall. Then he .Eeturnod TO Chicago.
md l,pa slncc called this city his home. The re-
mains were last evening taken to baltimore Tor
Al u special noettng OF tho West Lake
6tTcct Chess Club held ut their roo1ns last
oycuing, the following resolutions Of respect
wesa passed: r.. -.-...
WHKnxAs. It hath nlcased ALMIGHTY God to re-
move from tbs enEth our beloved friend AA com.
panion, Prof ". ". Rntse!!. and willis we how
in ohedioncu TO &hts diepeRsAtton VI Ftovld once,
q RstoItfd, That by this eAd and painful event
This Association has been deprived OF pua Of ita
most esteemed aud haloyed 1nembsEs. and tho
community Of a wasM.b:assod. whole .soqea. xen-
every ciFcle of society in which hs moved
Rsto!rtd. That We deep1y s3mpathlze with hts
parents and other relatives In thalf !rreparabls
loAs and will pyer bear In kind remembrance ems
.Rtsoirea, That a copJ Of those resolution. b
SpTnshed tc the Chicago pSpes fof publication.
and also sdnt 70 The Afflicted pareutA Of our de-
eessed a14Dclate,
WARRINGTON WARREN,
THE Committee appointed for that purpose
hive Rubmlt&cd 10 iAc Directors OF the WRsll.
tnEtou uome q bref biography aud resolutions
Of respect to the memory Vi The lata Washing
ttl Warront for many years sn Ardeut worker In
the CAUSE OF temperance, and sturs 16Tl IN &rt-
tyc ninuer OF ttlat institution, Since lHI9 he had
been a ,uutnber OF The Committee on Admission,
:tos }trforluel Its Auties 81 unkellisi.fJ, earn
rnlty. aud faithfully " " win Tor lil the cuut'
denco and respect of I'll connected with tbs Ia.
slituton. 1o conclusion, tho Committee Pre-
sented Tho following, Fhtch were Unanimously
adopted:
Ff.oirsd. That In the saddau snd unexpected
dcutss Of out mnch<husptsd MotAes, WAsh.Dz'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-20
OUR STATE TICKET.

With sincere and earnest determina-
ton to retrieve what they, through party
dissensionS, have lost in the past, the Re
publicans of Maryland met in State Con-
vention last week and selected State
ticket which has met in every quarter
the most cordial endorsement. The stir
ring utterances at the Convention show
that the Republican party in Maryland
is ready for a new career Of usefulness
and victory. The platform adopted does
not consist of glittering gencralities, nor
of trite platitudos nor of stale partisan
war cries. 1t asserts the doctrine of na-
tionalty and the duty of the nation to
protect the freedom of the suffrage. 1t
advocates the abolition of all unneces-
sary and superiluous offices, and urges
such reduction in public expenditure as
'the spirit of economy, which so thor
oughly pervades the popular mind, ;" dc
mands. Upon a most admirable platform
of Republican principle, it has placed
most acceptable nominees.
Cecil county has been complimonted in
the nomination of James T. Mccullough,
Esq, for Clerk of the Court of Appeals,
a gentleman known long and favorably,
not only in this county, but throughout
the State generally. Mr.. Mccullough is
a lawyer Of recognized character and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-20
A Card.

believing nearly one year ago that the
present Autumn would see the country on
the high read TO prosperity, We commenced
then to make preparations Tor y business OF
great magnitude.
To properly arrange for q stock surprising
all We had before attempted, We sent abroad
several buyers, who visited all the chief
manafacturin. centors OF Europe, especially
in England, France and Germany
Through Them VIC have succeeded in con-
tracing for large quantities of Speciaties,
which will be confined to ourselves e1-
clusivsly, As well - a general stock Of Nov
cities and Staple Fabrics, unsurpassed in
the American market.
The most careful study has been given to
the cheapening of supplies, and it is believed
that with our present arrangements the con.
sumner who deals at our house will stand
nearer to the producer than ever batore in
the history of the trade.
This products Of the best makers Foreign
and Domestic, will be distributed by US in
any quantity, small or large, with only our
own small profit added to the lowest prices
Cless all discounts) at which manufacturers
will contract with the largest cash buyers
A number of alterations and improve
ments have been made to our store property
conducting still further than heretofore to
the convenience and comfort Of our patrons,
and respectfully inviting visits Of inspection
on and after this date, September 18th, we
announce the formal opsnin. Of the Fall
business of 1879. Respectfully submitted
by STHAWBRIDGE & CLoTHIER, Eighth and
Market streets, Philadelphia.