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, 1880-10-08

Sixty NINE Union soldiers have
been discharged from positions at
the Capitol by the rebel Democratic
Congress and their places filed by
soldiers who served III the Rebel
army.
, 1880-10-08

SECRETARY Schurz and Gen.
Walker both say that if frauds are
discovered to justify it the South
Carolina census will be taken over
again.
, 1880-10-08

GOLD :: !: :;:. s: !; :: 81
wv VAAD IN the world. Anyone can b :
come successful ugent. SiX
elegant works OF art given fes to sniranribers
Ihe price IL so low that almost everybody
Snnsclfbrs- One agent reports taking I20 sni-
scrNSrs " q day. \ lady agent reports maxi
lng over 1900 clear profit In ten days All who
engage make money hIst. You can devote nll
Your time to The business, or only yonP spare
tl'ne. lou neel not he away from homo over
night, Ion can do II as wen IA others. Full
uirectiOns and terms ftoe. Elegant amt OK
De'lsINe outiit Iree. II yOn want profitable
WORK scnd us your address AT ODcO. Ii costs
hothing to try mo business. No one who en-
2h2rS iNil~ Ia make great nay. Address
UkVEGE >rINs0S \ CU., Portland, MaL.c.
, 1880-10-08

NT1 A WEEK. sl2 Rl home Cnsily made
Ol Anttit tree, "A. True 4 Co, Augusta, Me
, 1880-10-08
Subordinate Lodge Directory.
WASH NGTON TERRITORY

No. Name OF Lodge Postoffice Lodge Dep'y
Forwurd. -. Sclnialmoo Annie T. Craig
8 Mount Adams. .ioldendalc w y Mcfarland
Tacoma, ..,. Olympia -. Joseph Chilberg
q Seattle, Seattle. John Webster
Z Patnhn, ,.,.,.... Pataha. ....., Jns MOKnnsa
Eureka. ..... Wala Walhl., r. n. Cochran
San Juan -. San Juan :. e. Rev. 7 Wockes
10 Rising Star. Seattle Coal Mines, y II Narthl
II Angeles >. PorI Angeles Philip Meagher
II Jefferson .gPort Townsend, go,
l6 Pioneer .,...... Waitsburg. ]. y. Booth
ID Shakespeare :. Port Madison :. Alex Ross
90 Whidby....., ,Caupevllle. ......A n HKelloEa
~ ~ Excelsior. ;..;..i DAYTON ,.,,..'. ~, Tailor
q Dry Greek. y. .Wnlla walla 80. Il. Galhlher
~ 0riGnt "',. White River Mrs willis
Az ColfaX. X......, COltllx x,.....,.,,.O Oliver Hall
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Perseverance. Victoria -. u Mcdonald
2 onward NannimO..... samuel Cough
4 DOminiOn.,...Nc Westminster >, j Lord
3 Mount Benson :. Wellington :. :. J. Haggart
II Cetmr illl........ Victoria .,.... VIM Irvine
% Golden Rule New Westminster + McIeery
SSf- Residence Of q. Wet,
, 1880-10-08
DIRECTORY
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPT A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

NAMES, OFFICES, P.o. ADDRESS.
Allen Weir. g w CT. Port Townsend w t.
Sist l. g Calvert. 81 W T.. Seattle, "
y. ID. Hin, p. &. W. G. Port Townsend w. r
jos, Chilberg, . g W Scct'y Olympia, w. Il.
y ) Porter. .G A Scct'y... Olympia,
Allen WEIR. ..G Juv Tenn P't Townsend, A."
Rev j Thompson &c Chap. Olympia "
Il Calvert ...... w Mar ,... Seattle, 20
Sist lobbins ....G u Mar -. Olympia, ''
Sist Pattison :. q Guard. e. Olympia 60
w \ Wilson. 90 Messenger. White River, -
y Pattison 80. q Sentinel -. Olympia,
Thos lnnes. q, Coun......... Victoria, nc
Ca The next session of the Grand Lodge
will be held IN Eictorin, II. e., commencing
on the third Friday in June, 1881.
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THE RED MASK.
a Mocking Demon Stalking Abroad. al
Danger from ID aoerted 6y a SkitLfuI
Physician.

There are, for many reasons, few diseases
more to be dreaded than Erysipelas, and it
has, not inaptly, been termed st. Anthony's
Fire. There is no disease which so COM
pletely deforms aud disfigures the visage of
the patient and it may fairly be compared to
red mask thrown by mocking demon over
the human face. 1t is almost as dangerous
as it is repusive. Arising from variety of
causes, running its course with paint often
ends suddenly in death. The old treatment
consisted of blood-letting and the use of
strong drastic purgatives. The substance of
the enlightened modern treatment is all con-
tanned in DIR. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy"
Use this, and you have taken the essential
total of all the best physicians in the land
could prescribe for Erysipelas case in
point. Mr.. S. B. Carpenter, of Grandville,
NJ Y, writes that he had for some time been
afflicted with this disease in both legs, and
has regained his health by the sole use of
Favorite Remedy" Other cases might be
cited, did space permit. +" Favorite Remedy"
is also sure in its action in all other diseases
of the blood. Ask your druggist for It, or
address the proprietor, DR.. David Kennedy,
Rondout, New York. m12, -4w.
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THE RECORD.
CLARK PzERSoN, EDITOR
Handwriting, y. j., May -, 1850.
q SHANE ON HIM i,-This is the heading


SHANE ON HIM in-Tliis is the heading
to communication in last weeks Beacon, re-
ferring to our remarks on the famine in Ire
land. The writer evidently winces under
statements thatshe cannot answer, and shows
the dissimulation of Jesuitism by perverting
that which we said. Where the shame"
rests is in the reported and undenied fact that
while hundreds of thousands Of dollars are
being sent from this country to ireland, the
Catholics of the famine districts are sending
gifts of money Peters PENCE to the Pope in
largely increased amounts, instead of giving
it to their own starving poor. To the light of
this statement, his impudence in charging ns
with endcavoring to prevent people fion 'con-
tributing towards saving the innocent chill
dren y is only equalled by his untruthfuiness
Only sneak would hide himself behind the
lying signature of "Charity y to cast per-
sonal slurs and sneers. His "charity" APP
pears to be of the kind that looks after his
church, while it allows heretics to look after
his poor ~ 81 atas f
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STANDARD BOOKS

john B. ALLEN, Manager
Remit by bank draft money order registered letter or h,
tage stamps. Address n isss7ss =
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Two CENT STAMPS ON CHEcKs.-In max
ing favorable report upon the bill repeating
the law which requires two-cent stamp on
checks drawn Gu banks, the House Committee
on Banking and Currency says: 6 This two
cent stamp is one of the few remaining taxes
denominated war tax, and is paid, not by
the bank, but by every person VINO deposits
his or her money for safe keeping "a bank.
The repeal of this tax will be q relief to all
classes of persons. As the law noS stands,
money may be deposited in bank fof safe
keeping without cost to the depositor, but
cannot be withdrawn without paying this
tax, under heavy penalty"
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
REDPATHS HISTORY on THU UNITED STATES.

An agent In Bridgeport, Conn, sold 20 copies and
stopped another agent was appointed IN The same
town who sold 100 COPIES and he stopped we then APP
pointed another agent who has sold up date 900
COPIES all in the City of Bridgeport 1t is the best
volume History of the United States published. Plenty
of Territory sti open Address, for Descriptive Cir
cular and Terms, Phillips & HUT. Subscription Book
Department; sos Broadway N. Y. M. IS, 4w.
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THE CENSUS SUPERVISORS = After long
struggle, the President has nominated and
the Senate confirmed Elias o. Doremus and
]. t. N Strattop, Republicans, and A. e.
Gordon, Democrat. as Census Supervisors for
the State Of New Jersey.
Each Supervisor will have the appointment
of a large plumber of assistants who must
perform the labor in June within two weeks.
The positions are not remuneratiye to any
considerable degree and the total compensa-
ton Of tho Supervisor is only about $500.
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Trains run through to Remington

Trains through to Kensngton'
Connection is made at Manuns Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. ut Leh'gn Junctlop
with Lehigh Valley, Lehgh Susquehanna, motifs
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads At LaSoeT
vile with Pennington Railroad At Trenton wi'n
trains to and from New York, and Camden.
For further information see time tables which can pc
obtained at the ticket offices.
FRANK THOMSON, L. P. FARMER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. w. JACKSON, Gen1 Sup't, u. r. r. of N. ]. Div.
j. A. ANDERSON, Supt Belvidere Div.
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A CARD.

TNHE partne rslip heretofore existing between Heath
A. & Hocombe Il dissolved by mutual consent The
accounts can be found at the Office Coryell St. at
A. H. Heaths Office, corner of Union and Mt. Hope
Sts
The coal business VIII be hereafter carried by the
subscriber at the New Yard at the foot of South Union
street. Orders left at the office of Mt Hope and
Union streets, or at my house corner Of Perry and
Clinton, will have promptattention.
My old patrons and also many new ones as will,
are invited to give me call.
May 10, 1sso-St.
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New Stock of 1850.

tTosIERY AND SILK AND MERINo UNDER
III WEAR This is one Of the largest departments
OF the store, and it is admitted that have
cseded in offering (by means Of our foreign connec-
tions) the finest stock OF Ladies' Gents and Chill
country. We import direct the Cartright & Warmers
Brette's, Morley's and such things but no good
stock would be complete without these goods we do
not consider 1t worth while to specially advertise
them rf~
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New Stock of 1880.

NosTUMES "A thoroughly, Up-to-the-fashion De-
partment, replete with Silk, Cashmere, Fancy and
1s,ain Suits for Dress Dinner Parties, Street Wear
pron,. nade Evening, Wedding Funeral occasions
Eirst.Ca,s Modistes ready at moments notice to
naJ 20 ordo, for those who do not choose the Ready
Made CoaEs. Coa..s and listers. A superb stock of
the loyeliest and latcss. conceptions.
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ASSIGNBEg NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of Alexan-
IN der Grant, of the city of Lambertyie, county of
Hunterdon, that all claims against his estate must be
exhibited to the subscribers his assgnees under oath
affirmation be fore the Thirteenth Day of June next,
being three months from the date of the assignment
be forever barred from coming in for dividend of the
estate and said creditors further notified that
list of the claims against the said Alexander Grant Will
be filed with the Surrogate of the county of
on the fifth day of July next, when exceptions thereto
may be filed by any person interested.
- sfa f5fF ieg f.sfEa5s GEORGE w GADDIs,
WILLIAM ". COOLEY,
t4E VIA .f4su a8H3 JAMES A. GRANT, ~ q
Assignees of Alexander Grant.
Dated April 28th. A. D.. 1880.
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New Sock of 1880.

CoRSETS- change in fashions is closely
j watched and followed and every style and shape
Is kept on ha nd so that every figure be fitted,
either short-waisted longwaisted slim or STOUT
The make OF Corsets cannot be adapted TO every
figure notwithstanding the inventions that are
put on the market claiming TO fit any and everybody
As necessity we keep ffty-two makes or shapes and
the lady corsetere in charge ofthe department makes
it study select the proper thing for our custom
ers, 2. d. .lfsssst a-..
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New Stock of 1880.

RESS GOODS FOR LADIES-Those who have new
- looked the II long counters devoted to
Dress Fabrics will have idea Of the extent and va
riety we keep ready No trouble will be spared to
bring together in this section every desirable mater
al made in any part of the world.
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"A complete assortment of LANDLORDS
Extracts, Cartoons and Colgate's Toilet Wat
ers, and other perfumes at Central Drug
Store, Al N. Union st. j. 2S.
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TNRINGES, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS These sec
IL tons have grown in favor lately because the stock
Is so much more complete. We aim to have every
thing that ladies need in trimming dresses or the gen
eral sewing. st -
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New Stock of 1880

NOVELTIES. IN SILK :--Magnffeent Black and
A% Colored Siks-Rare Brocades. All the finest
makes IN the world contribute to make this depart
to supply full assortment of all. the Dependable ma
ierlalS-suce as Pongees, Foulards &c.-used in La
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New Stock of 1880.

RUCHINGS Collars, Cuffs Ham
IL burg Edgings-all that go under the head of
White Goods"--are gathered in beautiful array IN
this extensive section that carries stock as large and
complete In any store solely devoted to this BUSH
ness.
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New Stock Of 1880.

GLOTHING-we have Four Distinct Departments
~ for clothing.
No, 1-Gentemen's Ready made. efs ii
Advertisements Custom Department.
3-Boys' and Childrens Ready Made. II
Misses Goats and Dresses.
We keep in each Department such assortment as
will do credit to the house. f
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New Stock of 1880.

STATlONERY.-Books, Inkstands. Gold Pens PEN
~ ellis School Stationery, Blank Books. The finest
grades OF Mourning and other papers. Dinner Cards
Cards OF Invitation engraved in finest manner.
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New Stock of 1850.

GILvERw ARE, Cutlery, Clocks and reliable goods
- wanted in every household. We do not keep any
thing except tina made by the best makers.
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New Stock of 1880.

SH0ES for Ladies, Misses Children and Gents. This
~ department Is known TO form the largest Shoe
store In the United States We have greatly improy
ed the qualities, and the vast sales alo m all prices
for everything
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Annual Meeting.

YEyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
L Iaiubertvilie Gas Light Company will be held at
the office OF the Secretary Wednesday, the 10th day
Of May Instant, at 730 o'clock NJ for the election
of Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as may properly
come before it. BY order, C., A, SKILLMAN,
Iambertville, N. j., May 8, 1885, See'y.
NJ. ~ It. rrifs q aHEA assas e
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New Stock of 1880.

A RT NEEDLE woRK.-This stock abounds in all
n the Novelties of Fancy Needle Work, not only
in Crewel Work, but in Zephyrs and Fancy Embroid-
cry Materials of every kind together with designs OF
every character. Our Customers always sure of
something new as the now famous Round Counter"
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New Stock of 1880.

nYERSHoEs AND ovERCOATS FOR LADIES =
~ Rubber Goods of every kind in fact, we endeav-
or to make the Grand Depot the depository or agency
Tor the Gossamer Coatmakers and the variety Of use
full articles made in rubber. =
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II ACES, RUCHINGS, TIDES All the dafntiest
IL delicatest productions of the hand and loom from
costly old Point Lace to ordinary Bretonne always
ready to show and the prices named are medium and
profit Goods of the trade go
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New Stock Of 1880.

ID IBBoNS of every conceivable hue, quality, width
1G and pattern. Nothing in this line SURPRISES the
vast stock in this section.
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New Stock of 1850.

IYNDERGARMENTS of Linen and Muslin for Ladies
~ in grand assortment. This is a specially sue
cessful department because OF its argeness and the
fine character OF the stock. Also Misses and Chill
drens Underwear.
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New Stock of 1880

MI iLLlNERY Two spacious Saloons and Private
nets and hats. The fastest artists we can ger are in
our work rooms, and rarely are two Bonnets made
in this department. 5T1 ' "''
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New Stock of 1880.

GHAwLS from the finest Inda--price, ssoo-to the
~, lowest grade at Sc Every class of Plain and Gay
wraps, Breakfast and Evening Shawls at moderate
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f u
Disastrous FIRE.--Milton, Pa, hitherto
one of the most thriving towns in the State,
was almost entirely destroyed by fire on Fri
day. The fire broke out in the finishing
room of the Pennsylvania Company's repair
shops and almost Immediately spread beyond
the control of the local fire department. Aid
was asked and sent from the neighboring
towns of Sunbury, Williamsport, Lewisburg,
Watsonburg and Danville, but the heavy,
winds drove the flames through the business
streets so rapidly that it was six hours before
they were brought under control. A space
seven blocks in length and two in width lies
in ruins, and the space held nearly the entire
business aud manufacturing interests of Mil
ton, together with its finest residences. Among
the buildings destroyed were Lawsons ma
chine shops, the armory, the Academy of
Music, the Reformed, Presbyterian, Luther
an, Baptist, Methodist, Evangelical and
Catholic churches, two banks, the Pennsyl-
vania depot, the Western Union telegraph
office, the offices of the Mi5tonidn and hide
pendent, weekly newspapers, and the hotels,
all the stores and business bouses, with two
exceptions, and the gas works. With the
dwelling houses added, it is estimated that
about ego buildings were burned. The loss
is varously estimated from 81 900, 600 to 3d.
DOC, 000.. - ..,.. 80 1850
During the confusion, thieves were not
wanting to improve the excellent opportunity
and many articles were carried away. One
lady reports the loss of 100000 in Govern
ment bonds. What the loss of life is cannot
be told. One body was found charred beyond
recognition and there are reports not yet ver-
flied, that the charred remains of several 9TH
or bodies have been discovered in the ruins
Two women and several children are missing.
The wife of DR.. Cyrus Brown was badly burn
ed. Ex-Governor Pollock's mansion was
among those destroyed. - liiAm eas
About 800 families are homeless. Aid has
been rendered by all the neighboring places, |
but this will not be sufficient, and an appeal |
has been made for wider assistance.
Milton is on the Susqnehanna river, in Mon
tour county, and has population of 5000. 1t
was fourishing numbering and manufacture |
ing village, and one of the principal stations
on the Northern Central Division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. - |
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New Stock of 1880.

DERFUMERY and toilet articles Of every sdescrip-
ton. Cartwrghts ana Colgate's Soaps Condry's
Toilet Goods by direct importat2n special article
80 gross of II In one order. sd
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New. Stock of 1880

UPHOLSTERY GooDs.-Lace Curtains. Cretounes
~ Raw Silk and Jute Coverings Cornices Rugs
Mats and Crumb Cloths, Linoleum In fact every
thing needed to furnish house throughout. h
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New Stock of 1880.

Toys GAMES, ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLE,
a. CROQUET and the little knick-knacks wanted for
the amusement of children. We keep these goods for
the convenience of our customers
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New Stock of 1880.
AND CT

~ LASS AND CHINA WARE The extent of this
" Department everybody. Up from the
fnest decorated Dinner Sets down TO the lowest
ranges of Crockery Ware we have a full stock.
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New Stock of 1880.

IEWELRY, Fancy Goods Jet Ornaments Belts Fans
- Pocketbooks, Frames Ladies' Bags and Japanes,
Goods in great abundance and large va riety.
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New Stock of 1880.

Quilts and Blankets, Counterpanes Crib Blankets
W Piano and Table Covers in full assortment and at
reasonable prices.
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Lainbertville, Nav 10, 1880.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amwell Lodge. A. +. A. M.

@ A STATED COMMUNICATION OF ANfwELL
w LODGE No. ~, A. +. A. NJ will be held at
w MASONIC HALL, Lambertville on WEDNESDAY,
- JOHN c. MOORE, SEc'Y.
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New Stock of 1880.

~ LOVES kid gloves of exquisite quality and An
W ish. @Jugla5 Alexandra" g Courvasier's," and
marvellous assortment Of Fabric Gloves f4.f
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New Stock of 1880
New Stock of 1880.

vyLANNELS, MUSLINS LINTNGS.-All the popular
Il makes of each kind of Goods always ON hand.
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New Stock of 1880.

DLACK AND MOURNING GooDS.-Lupin,s and
- all other best makes of Casbmeres. Cashmere
jude Tamise Silk and Wool Henrietta Cloth, Grena-
Dimes &c In these goods seek to be worthy #
such confidence is sometimes necessary when pur-
chases must be made in haste.
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New Stock Of 1880.

III ATS. AND, CAPS for Gents. Boys and Children In
Ii extensive assortment and Of qualities unsurpass
ed anywhere. 4asfsN
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Money Saved !

DEEDS AND MORTGAGES WRITTEN
~ And Acknowledged for 81. FIR
BUILDERS Contracts and Specifications Articles or
- Agreement Bills of Sale, Leases, Notice to Tend
ants Chattel Mortgages, Mechanics Leans and other
legal paper written correspo ndinglyiow.t
Mo- Bills collected Ffrstzcass Fire INSURANCE Com
panies, both Stock and Mutual represented
HIM. Lyman,
No. SO Coryel ST., Lambertville, N. J.aa.
April 2sth, 1880. ~ .sa - 1y.
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New Stock of 1880.

YToUSEKE EPING GOODS Two Sections. .
Ill 1-Linen Goods, Sheetings. Table Furnishings.
2--All kinds of Kitchen Goods. li8aNir
These stocks are now more complete than ever they
were
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New Stock of 1860.
New Stock of 1880.

I ERAMICS, Pottery and hendsome pieces for Home
IN Decorations not at fancy prices.
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THE WEDDING SEASON The number of
weddings this year is remarkably greater than
inpreyious years, and the giving Of wedding
presents is SO largely on the increase as to
suggest the growth Of liberality, as well as
the improved condition Of business. Almost
everybody gives wedding presents now-a-
days, and wedding without its array Of
gifts would be as dull an affair as If without
guests. Messrs. Bailey, Banks & Biddle,
of Phila., tell us they have never sold so
many articles for wedding presents as this
season. This house makes speciality of i'm
porting great quantities Of fine fancy goods
for this purpose and can always crafty every
grade of taste at very moderate price.
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VIZ o0LENs. sACKINGs, CLOTHS cAssIMEREs
w for Boys Wear, yeiveteens, Corduroys and All
the desirable goods for chiidren's Clothing
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THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK

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