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National Republican., 1881-11-07
PrcdictIn. the Result in virginia.


Letters received from Virginia and else
where contain the inquiry: What is your opinion
hthe result OF the Virginia oectiong" Now that
he skirmsh line is being called In aud the orderly
iergeants aro busily engaged in issuing the extra
rounds of cartridges, the battle lines formed. and
the battle to begin nt sunrise on Tuesday. make
the following prediction: Colonel Cameron's ma
joriiy In the State viii be 1900. Hon John i.
Lewis will lead him 500 to 700 votes, and Blair will
possibly full behind Cameron 300 votes. Tho
county ofRockingham will give Cameron 700 ma
jority Shenandoah County, 325 majority Page.
$50 majority; Highland and Bath, from 15O to $50
each Fluvannn, 800. and Goochand, $50 majority;
Albemarle County, close, Augusta County will
give Daniel 900 majority with probably the election
of Turk and Hamsberger, Readjusters. One year
ago Hon. John Paul carried the above counties by
725 majority. Allowing for all mishaps that could
possibly occur, Cameron, Lewis, and Blair will
out ofthe Seventh Congressional district with
something over double Paul's majority of one year
ago. This prediction Is made afler careful ex-
change ofopinions as given by prominent gentle
men ofboth parties, MS well as the result OF fire.
qucnt conversations with numerous citizens from
all OF the counties named who do not make poll
tics profession, but who do know of the intentions
Mr.. Paurs canvass OF his district has been most
thorough, the result will show; and If every Re-
adjuster In the State Of prominence had labored
as earnestly, Cameron's majority would have
reached $1,000. To answer the further inquiry.
predict the next Legislature to be Coalition joint
ballot by 35 5majority-possibly 40. FAX.
National Republican., 1881-11-07
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Tho Shenandoah Railroad Company has con-
tracted for u $4,000 hotel at Roanoke Formerly
Big Lickl.
Over $4,000 OF the new bonds Of Wheeling, w.
Va, have been taken at premiums ranging from
u 2 per cent
The Richmond Industrial Exposition has proven
such success that II has been suggested that an
exposition be held In Richmond annually.
Confederate bonds are not in very great demand
in Richmond, but saies continue to DO made at
prices which would have been considered big in
the outset ofthe boom.
Miss Mary Christian, daughter Of Judge Chris
tian, of the Virginia Court of Appeals was married
Thursday to Prof A. p. Montague, OF Columbian
University, Washington, D. C.
In Richmond the iron. founders, agricultural
implement manufacturers, and all who employ
large forces Of white voters, will give their en-
ployes half day holiday election day.
Simon s. Harman, wealthy farmer of Rock
ingham County, Is dead, aged eighty-two years
He commenced his career as a stage driver be-
tween Winchester and Harrisonburg; then agent,
then proprietor.
Friday night last the barn of Noah Bauserman,
in Shenandoah County, was burned to the ground,
together with all its contents and straw rick
standing near by. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. No insurance
candidate ofthe straightout Republicans for the
house in Greensville and Sussex counties and ad-
vses his friends to vote for Cameron for Governor
Stevens for the senate and Harrison for the house.
Captain Wilson has turned over the Lynchburg
post-oillce TO his successor, Mr. Clifford Statham
Mr. Statham says that for the present at least there
will be no changes in the clerical force of the Office,
but everything will be allowed to run smoothly OH
rs heretofore.
The commission appointed to investigate the
conduct Of the Ninth Massachusetts, have ad-
journed, after having taken n large quantity of
evidence, which has not yet been published. In
company with Mayor Darlington they visited
Libby Prison, which the soldiers were said TO have
injured.
Al the election on the Sth instant the question of
forming new county ofthe western part Of Camp
bell, the southern part of Bedford and the north
ern part of Pittsylvania will be submitted to the
people. The proposed new county will contain
some $50 square miles and q population of about
fifteen lhOusand
National Republican., 1881-11-07
A soAPsuDs iDYL.


Her arms were white ns milky curds;
Her speech WIS like the song OF birds;
Her eyes were gray ns mountain lakes
Where dream OF shadow stirs and breaks.
Her gown was print-hcr name was Sally
Her summer years were barely twenty
She dropped the soap to glance and daily
And then the dmples came In plontyl
praised her fingers, dripping sweet
Where warmth and whitcness seem to meet
made her blush and made her pout,
And watched her wiring the linen out.
Oh, TO meet her in the valley,
Snatch her hand aud call her Sallyi
OH, TO find her OH the hill,
Kiss, and call her Sally still
Oh, to clasp her quite nlono,
And call her sally Of ones owni
Thyme and marJornm were swect,il
All the lavender was blowing
Through the honeysuckied heat
Bees were coming, bees were going.
May Pf'obyyl.
National Republican., 1881-11-07
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following observations the transactions in
the financial market Saturday, together with open
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations, fur
nished by the bankng-house OF II. d. Cooke, IT,, g
Co., li20 street, Washington, d. G.;
NEW YoHK STOCK MARKET.
New YoRK, Nov. s. sis p. m.--The market opened
strong and excepting reactions at about and in
the closing half hour continued strong, showing an
advance for the day Of from y to per cent The un
dertone Of the market strong throughout the day
and during the decline In the hours there an
evident attempt to raid the mnrSet, which stood the
test WELL ndlylng almost Immediately The trunk
line shares and the 0rangers steady and not
peclay active the principal activity being In tholow
priced stocks and In the advances
of from to per cent In Instances. The loss in
the bank reserve Is largely due to the increase in de
poslts and had material effect the Market as It
Is conceded that easy money market is assured for
some time to come and that the policy Of the admin
istraton Is demonstrated in yesterdays announce
mcnt OF proposed purchases of SIS. The liquidation
OF the wheat speculation continues the Chicago
kct showing further decline to-day of cents
bushc. Money ruled at soc per cent during the day,
closing at 3C1i per cent.
yOuK STOCK otrorArTonsa
National Republican., 1881-11-07
COUNTY.
DannnInr "A nenntniinn.

The reputation, originally good, OF many pro-
prieary articles, Is In some Instances damaged by
that most ogregious Of all business follles, fam.
boyant advertising. The public soon becomes
disgusted With an article concerning which state.
ments are made with the evident design OF hood.
winking II, and Is nAusealed rather than imposed
upon by reckless claims to impossible r:erits. II
has ever been the aim 0f tho prop'iAtor OF Hos
letters Stomach Bltters 10 make M yubliahed
allegations relaunG 10 It oSaaprm 1'rs -sSSoa and
proven faets. That they have sJosssdal 10 this
laudable design Is shess BY TIA ret thai their
rmedy isnot only Po2ulAs, Sg .H1bqly reipsoied
ESnet,ieneSe without th. ns q BON sAse hLs de-
kafe and thorough remedy 10. and preventive ol
malaTial dissAses AAiu:Sfy anti. ,IAsuodlc and
dIsorden Of Aa AtciaAoh, liver anu bowels. NWF
National Republican., 1881-11-07
"swEEr swAMPoopLE.n

How sweet II Is ht cvenude,
When closed Is all our daily strife.
To wander forth and closely view
The ragged edge city life
To leave the city's grateful shade,
Long rows Of mansions, grand md fine,
The clean-swept streets, the grassy lawns,
And gropo among Swnmpoodlc swine.
Near where the tnwny Tiber rolled,
Amid the valley once so fair;
Now sllmy pools pollute the spot,
And gabbllng geese are gathered there.
The lop-eared, lean, and lowing kline,
Drag lazily their limbs along.
Where bare-legged boys and girls loud shout,
Aud swell the sweet Swampooder's song.
The slop.man and the spawned horse
Hold revcl through the llve-long day,
While leaping lovingly about,
The fragrant goat is seen at play.
The weird and wnnton Thomas.cat
Doth murder sleep with cries most foul;
While playful purps evnde the tax
And join the midnight Bacchnais howl.
Such scenes as these suggest change,
Some sense OF moral wrong to bring;
Else few, 1 fear, will ever hear
The nutterlng Of Nh angels wing.
-dndy Gleason.
National Republican., 1881-11-07
REAL ESTATE.



Mr j. +. Olmsttsd presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District Saturday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west pnrt OF lot (3i feet by depth running through
70 Louisiana aVennel, square 3Sl, Frank Hume TO
Jesse q. ErgoNd tl3.BTa50 "
On q street north, between Marion and SIKH
streets west snblot III (7 By 05 ieet) square I HI al
Thyson 70 William Shelley, t20p.
ON q street SOUTH between First street west and
Now Jersey avenue part OF original lot (5s feet ii
inches by lf0 feet 10 inchesl, square 600 Iosenh II
Bryan CT 81. to benjamin =. Shaw. 5000 "
On Virginia avenue, between seventh and EiRhth
depth, square 900, Michael Dougherty to John sni
van, nominal.
Same property as above described John Sullivan IN
Mary DOugherty, nominal. ~
on Ninth street east between a and VI streets north
Hublots n and Is (SS by lOd feet) square gu j. j.
Edison OF al, trustees, 10 Hannah Brady, a. 400
on Twelfth street east, between | and X streets
por subot ~ and part Of subot ~ (3 feet 6 Inches
by I61 feet nchos) square l0o2 Sarah A. M Iasslord
30 Joseph II. Jones, sI2c0
COUNTY.
On ChamplaIn avenue, near the corner OF superior
street subot 0 feet by depth, block H. OF Meridian
Hill George Taylor ct al. 10 Abrpm +. Pardon, sD2.35
On Eighth street continued south half of east half
OF lot 81 by lllSO Wright & Cox subdivision OF
Pleasant Plains, Horace Marshall to John H. Brooks
Dalthasar Arth TO Catharina Arth, lots 4, 8, and
ORA tract known a. koscuzko Place" sl00
National Republican., 1881-11-07
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUDGE WYLIE.-Morrlce vs. GIL
bnghan sale ordered and Messrs Mills and Fall an
pointed trustees TO sell. Waddey vs. Anderson; mo-
ton for Injunction denied Assignments for to-day
Calendar Nos 81, rs, 80, %, 3S, 10
COuRT IN GENERAL TKRM-JUsTrCRs CARTrEn
HAgNER, AND JAMES -Huntey VS.. Huntley; argued
Nos. q, a, S. 81, IS, co. Gl, 60, O7.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

DO Sor waste your money for every new remedy
I'D yenised to cure a cough when you know that
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has stood the popular test
fog thifiy years Price 25 cents.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

Ioted yesterday Wheat-Recelpts are light; about
40 bushels sold at 81 1901 IS for FnltE 81 IS for mixed;
y iYgl ls for Lancaster Corn lower; small lots OF
ylllie sold at 72@s3c. Oats-NOne reported. Rye
About 100 bushels brought 81 w. Country pOOduce
carce and wanted
National Republican., 1881-11-07
AIexnndrIn GraIn NInrItel.

sUB-TREAsUHY BALAScEss
..--., s16,30d,l2J 90 Currency ....... si,713,iA
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Albany daily Wikhoat chn1EA
Conneckiom g Afbany azlly wish pans@gs ssa.ns
Aaeon. kalAalas MoueEqnsrI. MohEA hsW "
ienus, o9e.
Nah stnmsr Isnpss Bsinhrisxs Ibr Bpahekieula
Close conssctios q 5sckso11Iiir Oily Gsusd.ys
exccptedl Tor 6feen Cove Springs, o. .Auknstlnes
Pei,tea. knseEFrises ssnlosd. and al IAsalngs o
Trsins On B. skdAkRI s.vs gunesIOu, rol.e
wes., e 110 A. NJ and G0s Brnzswich e Awk.
n, datly, ezeepe eunday. 81,
Ihro0gh nekels sod. and eieerlngscnr BeEth.
and DrnWInR Room Car neurmmeA1EIcsms eecnEo1
e Brenb Eeket oNce "a - Dui1 sEDrEs I'D - ~
companyis depos, font q uhgriI e.Ei
yAA T. TAYLOR Gen1 rMk ARsmk
LGTEe0N, MH11ss IfAz sf11Lio1-
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Palaces Sleeping Can % this trnln Gmly betwsn
Savannah and JaehsoaEillz, Charlentnn sd Jaek-
so1siiIe, aod Macon sd JoekBonyile.k
10 c1a1Ne - eam bel8een 1Ms4nB3 - Ssek-
sonTills nnd Encnm and JneknouEiEle.
rkss~ngurs ie6Eing Macoa q 10 p 4 eeunees e
J0up Win thlB lE11n ~ EIog1Aa 6nIlys
Rnmeugeu fFom EloFi4a ~ this 1Enm elNneG1 4
yeanp With train arriving g Maeoa e 10 a
dAily. -f
Rhsasngees Zen enHnnnan Dr. o4lufsElIl4 CsaEE
Keys and kiorida Tr4n9ig nopa take tA3a kEn,R-
tasseuger1 non D9Ennn1n ~ MntIzna. Boslt
Pneeenwen from Qmlney, 1aIImAamss, Mnn3in&1o
and h.dlso1 take q. s,.ls. messing lissPing en-
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from : lsepaol'c4l .no one Ns con
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49, sOs snss pAss Yen Wes pr @s'u
al O'nsl necessAsy "4es.l@' lor sne con-
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ma'ef'aa = Oll'eu 'or ensacoaa' ana sns
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. .nrrlv ,ha hra;n. Thar. !. v.., nnu.
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bo orlv an ;rraconc;l.ble ur.role :. -
liz Ib.I, ~ 49, H1a, vonr d;yrs-ancas
how. Ne a,a aDr;o1ss3 - sae suoh anler.
tarnr;sa on foot Il vould ada mncb n
the sb;r;t If tho times 4 vast concoursa
of nsonIss ,v.s o,,r.ctad - Tho and of
P.,sfcr wharf ON W.dno.dav avan;nc, -
..La v;ow or .rora,,aors ah..L rS;oh
-. c.r,,h, - ,h.. -. 49,. NJ
hen snot,.wood ona Thomo. Manr;nc
The Ssh r.. bootad = ,ha lowor ;s1
snd a.s;..snos 49, osl,ad f.or, n.;.h
,.o..o, $3.50 -
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' =.
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: N
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WIN 1epers' rin'ey' on wednesday, sap
Peu .nres cia'es oi s'ring Deans 70 Atlan-
"a re nnO' so WY = ~. garoen
VII. nov repay our truckers, ana nope Mr.
Wngns may ma u prontaOle, ana that
n's S1ccsss may encourage Osners.Ane
Smail amount OF cO'ton whicn mas been
SOLO TOT casn TINS season leaves those who
0ePeno upon casn incomes with very
snAll 'ece'P.s 20 oa'e e TINS locaIlty'
me day' we nope Is not Tar distant when
.ne cnange VIII De lel1' wnen money does
HINT SFrzV all IL
oeco'ne lnole Plen'llu'' And al Klnds OF
business whi DC more active. ms Is
re@1iy Ing uulless Au'u'nn we nave nOt'ceo
since iS'o'-We nave Deen frequently
asked Wnat Klnd OF plant that was which
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80 $500 =. 49, - zes.
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A 80. - !. 81 II Il
..i 81 80 $3.50 - -
- 80. =. 8
~ p...s...Il. "a I,I.n,E. .....;l,,,s3 ,h.t
the loafno hover of the a;tv 81. been r..
;rfo,cad IL .hcnt fo,.t, ,..r,,;..
IT,. =. io,ors1Is ..,sn,,s.,,en g. 800
ai.A,..,,a.,..ran ..ar,.;,ax 80 -
brongh, Al .vn - .ss;st & the vorl ofl.v-
lar a,,..,;aG 80 -. $500. 1890.
6ed With tlla ,,.oa. otIsraa thav on;etlv
folded nm th1;v :. ra@oysSS,tts v.,ksa .w.v
ana took .s.ra (, .h. -, non.
ular cornerl-ExDec.ant thonsands crest
ed Adam Forenanvh,e wonderfullv al:
yertised circus. which taken al a whole
was a pretty fair specimen of these tray.
cling concerns. We dislike 20 sneak iis-
uaraoiuolv Of one who ia absent and will
probsblv have no opDortunitv of iustifv.
ing his apparent short comings. bat in re-
spect to truth we are compelled to saw
we never met or heard of . more unmiti-
gated set Of sharuera and uick.pockets
than was connected with this big show.
Rsns0colo Adcance. Oct. 10Th.
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al ,ha - ~ ta.,. aoo,,,, r. ....o
or = 9 c.:,.
to hr;na ~ a..s..;s. - 1870 80
t;oa h't ~. .on.aoa-...d &. ~ =
81. worL "a 49, 49, dosaa;- NJ,
S...Io ~:n - ~ $50
ILL., "a - ~, -o-..'.Da
frono ,ha $780, $3.50 - -
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% nao 70 q the WORK. !. Is safe to say
."A' between N"e the mrs. o. may 1851 ana
m.y' 200 'us'o WIN Oe no' 'ess sna"
e.CO:OOO "a Penuea lor buildings 10 TINS
s'O,n'y rom 'ns present Ou''Ook' we
S"Al' 'a'ee' eAceeo 'p'S amount LOT the
WO'A A.'e1d Dseun wOulc DC o. no value
uuiess IL - 'nisneo.-rloHua ~ Wisnout
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Live Oak, Tampa and Charlotte Harbor Rail-
'i way Company.

DY AUTHORITY or AN ACT OF THE LRGIs-
TO Provide General Law for the Incorporation Of
Railroads and Canals, !" and approved February IS,
1874 notice b hereby given required by sai aet
that > company has been formed under The name Of
the 9 Live OAK, Tampa and Charlotte HarboF Kali
way Company 70 be invested with 81 the nights,
powers, privileges, and franchises conferred np0n
companies formed undcr said Get, for the paFpose
road for public nee in The etnseya1ee Of persons
aud property. The main line Of sid railroad will
be ab0dt two hundred and sixfy miles In Ieegfh
win beconssTncted between point At or near How
lands Blu1, In guWannee county, TO point at OF
near on The waters Of Charlotte Harbor in Mana
tee county, and pas through into the counties Of
euwannee, Alachua, Levy, harion, HerEmdO, Hills
bOrOngh and Msnatea
..RE 80 a 8 HAINRs.
.slt8G VIM. p. HARDRK,
JOHN =. WHITR.
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rnssdayA puEpdsyp I'D esanrdaRl !
LeAse -. - e:...--.-s---.----.-.---. A84M
Art1ve = - 8Af4N- L0A|
Leave g. Mnrks..ss .....A...........4. TRaW
Ar1ve Al Aati@1Assee-. .--..s.----..-... &Q&A
oonnncz1o2
Both eass and west b0and trzlns mses q Livs Ca
nnd e0nneos with 246 tFnin On q Pa VIE
SaVaunah and AI1any.
Passengers for Ch1iEnhoochse rlvsF huuss cunnaus
with steamer keeSem EseEinKnmm" every H.
dny for Apalnehleofa, "a. and eguCy eatIn1n7 -
Columbus. Ca, and BufAah, Ala
Cunnects with stnnmer = G. GunDy Jorann = ueruu
eunday Cor Ap9lnch1cuM, "a, and syesy Tuss11
fur C0lumbnk. Ca. and knfh \, Al
Connects e Lake City vita tr1ins % Rioriaa c.
tEni kailrona fer 9me&Dgngins md o.. 5chm rtsir
Eernandlns 81 Cs6sy Key.
w o. ANA
General Rnn1mRf Aromk
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SaTillil, FlGfiii md FElm
RAILWAY.

0EHE1AL MEMss11 0SB1uGF
SAVANNAH. Ar 81. iWL
on and sfier SUNDAY, Angust 81 lEI. Hnssa,,
Ogef Trains On 4hla rod YIN ruk ~ EnIloma.
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July %, issl-i4&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-02

BY large majority the people of the United
Wort rs u remedy tor all the diseases of the
kidneys and liver, some, however. have dis.
liked the trouble of preparing It from the dry
form. For such new candidate appears in
the shape of kidney-Wort in Liquid Form 1t
is very concentrated, is easily taken and is
eqnaliy a S efficient a the dry. Try dt-Leaf''
Go to II. B. Cochran's Drug Store l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Freeman's Ne,0 Ma.
ttondt Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
color, are unequaled. Color from to 5pOunds
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-02
Ea,,casrer f,ltelIigenrer.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. 1881
VEGETABLES,

VEGETABLES.
For the ISTELLIGEScEI
What makes my little loYe SO shy:
Why comes she not anear me:
she never was go coy before,
She surely doesn't fear me!
tiut 90 it seems she turns away
With blushing face averted,
Her eyes downcast SO charminSiy-
She Is sweetest Disconnected.
Instead of turning hence as now,
She used to nestle toward inc,
And for my homage paid her lips,
Her eyes would then reward me;
And trernblcd then that lower lip,
Now close pressed to the upper
But all! I'm on the right scent now,
She had onions for her supper!
W.T. Mes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-02
Fraud.

Tens Of thousands of dollars are squandered
yearly upon travelling quacks, who go from
town to town protesting to cure all the Ills
that our poor humanity Is heir to. Why will
not the public learn common sense, ami II
they are suffering from dyspepsia or liver COM
by all druggists and indOrsed by the faculty:
See testimonials. Price 30 cents For sale ut
II. Il. COchran's Drug Store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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0If,ur on OIL"

l.. =. FOllett, Marion, O.. states that he has
used Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns, and llas
found nothing to equal 1t in soothing the pain
and giving relief. For sale at ii. u. COchran's
Drug Store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster
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Nevor too Lste 70 Mond.

TllOs. J. Arden. William street, East Buffalo.
writes: "Your Spring Blossom has worked
on Inc splendid. had no appetite; used to
sleep badly and get up in the morning unre-
treshed: my breath was very offensive and
suffered from severe headache: since using
your Spring Blossom all these symptoms have
Vanishcdand 1 feel quite WE'LL" Price 5O.ccnts.
For sale at ii. Il. COchran's Drug Store. l37
North Queen street.
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WALLPAPERS

we are prepared to suit everybody. Our line
is larger cilOicer and cheaper than any season
heretofore. Gilt Papers from the cheapest
grade to the finest goods made. Grounded
and Common Papers in such q fine variety
that we can suit tle most fastiiliOus. COrnices
and Curtain Poles, Window Papers, &C. Or
ilers taken for Fine Mirrors.
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CLOTHING.
"ANAllAKER + BROWN.
WANAAAKER 3 BROWN.
SHALL WE SELL THEM (?

There Philadelphia clothing double in all the
world The world full clothing houses good deal to say that
s unlike al the
First its dealing surprising much
from another Selling clothing that is Hkely one
"d suppose to be much the Philadelphia
York and London But Philadelphia cuouy enough one
&ause in Philadelphia ahead O the est.
10 e ahead dealing deal higher to
the founded the merchants
safety This Phdewhia clothing house
deal with justice We profit and
we want you have what belongs
way to result is to mark the
price aosoute aud let what
bargain and and trade back
encc that this iberaty harmless
makes quick ready dealing We
buy- would would
bring back than keep what don't get
first what you will like the BETTER the really
the whole philosophy of our dealing"
Second its goohe variety tem There are other
houses where excellent clothing
anywhere that
largest trade the world has supply great quantity
and variety clothing required
cause everybody likes to choose things
This the country clothing
OF any European
ness large several large
clothing businesses; but
likewise.
Look back twenty years! Have good service
going to buy Shall we them?