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Vessels in Distress.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The signal
corps station at Portsmouth, N. H., re-
ports to the chief signal officer as follows
Three vessels are in distress near this mar
bora bark laden with cotton about $50
feet feet from slcrc !; the other two being
schoGners, one tight, names unknown.
The United States steamship Loytlen has
gone 20 render assistance.
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Hearings Continued.

The hearings of the Rohrerstown riot
cases have been postponed by Alderman
Barr until to morrow, the prison physician
being apprehensive that Thomas Smith,
one of the parties, who had his ear bit
off during the row, would he IN danger Of
erysipelas were he brought out during the
continuance of bad wea: her.
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The Appeal of tho Banks.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1880 r.
M.-The nationa! bank question is still
pending. Secretary Window obtained
some further documents bearing upon the
subject this morning and is now in confer
ence with the president, presumably in
connection with the matter.
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An Invaluable Article.

The readers 'of the Argus have no doubt
seen the advertisement OF Ely's Cream Balm
in another column. An article like ''Cream
Balm - has long been desired. and now that it
Is within the reach Of sufferers from Catarril,
Hay Fever, &C., there is every reason to be.
lievc they will make the most Oft. DR.. w. E.
Buckman, W. E. Hamman, Druggist, and other
Eastonians have given it.a trial, and all recon-.
mend it in the highest terms-Edston, Pa..
Daily I4rgGs, Oct. 2, 1870
We have sold many gross of Ely's Cream
Balm, and are Sratified to hear from Our Gus
TONERS tho most flattering reports; believe it
is an article of real merit. SMITH, KLINE & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia, Pa.
mar7.swd&w
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Chimney Flown IDoxyn

The top of the chimney of the brick
building, Nos. Al and As North Duke
street, was blown down during last nights
storm. The falling bricks mads q terri
ble racket ON the roof, and fell into the
yard in the rear Of the building without
doing any serious damage.
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Bound to Have q FRYE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 1O.-The Fusion
lists at their caucus last night dropped the
names of Piaisted, Anderson and Talbot,
and nominated for United States senator
r. H. Frye, Of Bethel. Mr.. Frye was
formerly probate judge Of Oxford county,
and has filed other offices.
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The Jacksonville Pool.

We learn that the several cases of the
assignees of Bond, Moxey s. Co., of Phil
adelphia VS.. Henry Baumgardner,
Frank SHREDDER, John Keller, Peter
S. Reist, d. G. Swartz and II.
s. Cara, involving a claim of some
e3O0, 600, for losses sustained through
the bursting of the Hestonville stock bub-
bic few years ago, have been privately
adjusted by the parties to the suits. The
amount paid by the defendants is not
stated.
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The RascalIy Highway Contractors.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-Miskey,
Clement and Haines, the highway con-
tractors, were released from the peniten-
tiary to-day. They were held in $1,000
bail'o writ of allocutor granted by the
supreme court. 1t is believed that they
will have q new trial.
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Fox s. Co.'s Liabilities

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 1O.-It is
stated that the liabilities of the Fox man.
ufacturing company are less than $780,.
900, exclusive of 500, ,0c0 debt which has
existed some years and which is secured
by q mortgage.
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A Crazy Man.

Peter Miller, who lives at Donegal
Springs. was arrested last evening by OFF,
Ger Kautz, on North Queen street. 1twas
soon discovered that he was partially in
sane and he is now in the lookup await
ing the arrival of his relatives, who have
been notified of his whereabouts. Miller
formerly lived in Connecticut and is
tobacco farmer. He became crazy from
financial troubles.
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John Shcafcr, who had the contract for
taking apart and piling up the timbers of
the bridge recently swept from its piers
at the mouth of the Pequca creek, has
finished his contract, and owing to the
amount of work it required, the county
commissioners give him considerable extra
pay.
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st Stephens Church.

St. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran
church, corner of Duke and Church
streets, will be dedicated on Sunday next.
The services will be in both the German
and English languages, and will continue
until Wednesday, the 10th.
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THE READING MEETING.


Argument ON the Proceedings Against
the Company.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-Argument
in the injunction proceedings against the
Philadelphia s. Reading railroad company
for the purpose of regulating the form Of
the annual meeting to be held Tuesday
next, was resumed in court of common
pleas No. 2, before Judges Mitchell and
Hare, this morning. Richard c. McMur-
trie, of counsel for the company,
opened the defense, taking the ground
that the meeting should be considered q
special one at which no business can be
transacted unless majority in value Of
the stockholders shall be present.
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.RrposAlS. FOR 1sON,,s.

DKti FOSALS FOR BUNDs' '
Mayors ONCE up to O'Clock p. M, March s6
1851 1or Fifty thousand Dollars payable
from one to twenty years !; Fifty Thousand
and One Hundred Thousand Dollars payable
from ten to twenty years; or any part thereof,
OF the bonds of the city of Lancaster, bearing
four per cent. interest per annum, payable
semi.annually.
The above will he Registered Bonds. dated
April l. 1881, for $100, $780, ST. OOO issued to re-
deem existing Indebtedness.
JNO. T. .MACGONIGLE,
mar1G15td Mayor.
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Tho Alleudale Mill Strike,

The. places of the - women and girls
who struck at the Allendalc cotton mill
yesterday noon, have been promptly filled
by other operators, who have been en-
ployed at the same wages refused by the
strikers
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Slight Fire

A slight fire in the rear of 3Gj South
Queen street, between and o'clock last
evening, brought out some of our fire
companies, but their services were not
needed as the flames had already been ex-
tiuguished by few buckets of water.
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The I.aunchtne of the Shlp.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-The iron
steamship Cetus constructed by VIM.
Cramp s. Sons for the Iron steamship COM
pany of New York, was launched early
this morning from the firms yard in the
presence of q large crowd of spectators.
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Charged with Mailing Obscene Matter.

Andrew Glessner, a young man who is
probably about 16 years Of age, was ar
rested in York by Spicial Detective An
thony Comstock, on the charge Of sending
obscene matter through the mails. He
was brought to this city today and was
taken before United States Commissioner
Slaymaker by. Deputy Marshal Sprecher.
He admitted the charge and in default Of
bail was locked up for trial at court.
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, New Gas.

The Lancaster gaslight and fuel COM
pany have ceased manufacturing gas at
the works Of the old company, and all
consumers arc now supplied with gas
manufactured at the new works.
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Gas La,nD ReDort.

The street lamps reported unlit last
night were as follows: First ward, 4 ;
Second, G; Third, L; Fourth, 2; Fifth, ! ;
Sixth, 8; Seventh, 2; Eighth, z; Ninth,
10. Total a..
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Increasing its stock.

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-The Cincinnati
Southern railway company has made an
increase of stock to the amount of 10 per
cent of its present stock.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible for woman after o faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pihkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with a weakness OF the uterus. Enclose q
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 2s3 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy29lydeOd&W
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Cnmailable Letter.

A letter addressed edwin A. Boyd,
care of T. J. Dunn s Co., 200 N. Broad
street, is held at the posto flee for fuller
direction-there being a great many Broad
streets in the world.
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"ANDKERCHIEFS.
I'll New fancy white handkerchief; many.
New initials new letters, q different letter tor
each price. New cOlored borders. Linen GEN.
ters with cOlOred silk borders (nowhere else,
prObably), require to be washed with care !;
but with care they wash perfectly; cOlOrs fast.
Woven color borders. plaids and stripes of
course. Not u mixed cotton and linen hand
kerchief In the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Third circle. southwest from centre.
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What the Pennsylvania Senator Get.

What the PenDsylvania Senator Get.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-In the list cf
Senate committees agreed upon by the
Democratic caucus the Pennsylvania sena.
tors alc placed as follows Cameron on
military affairs, naval affairs, mines and
mining, transportation routes to tho sea-
board Michael, on foreign relations and
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Wy SHOON1 " OMAN
Why are you SO out of sorts, never able to tell
folks that you are well: Ten to one it's all
caused in the 'rst place by habitual constip.-
tion, which no doubt finally caused deranged
kidneys and liver. The sure cure for consti-
patton Is the celebrated Kidney Wort. 1t is
also specific remedy tor all kidney and Mver
diseases. Thousands arc cured by 1t every
month. Try it ut oncc.-ye.sdo Blade.
m7-lWu&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Lady lselutificrs,

Ladies' you cannot make fair skin, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes with all the CO.'S
mctlcs of France, or bcautificrs of the world:
while in poor heaith and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See an.
other column. ml2wdEW
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SENATE PROCEKDINGs.

An Order Looking - OrEanixation-Exoeu-
tlv0 N0minoti0ns.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Immediately
upon the reassembling of the Senate q
message from the president was received.
Senator Pendleton offered resolutions
providing for the organization Of the stand
ing and select committees and they were
ordered to be printed and laid upon tie
table subject to being called up to-mor-
row.
At 1915 p. m. the Senate went into ex
ecutivc session. When the doors were re-
opened the Senate at 1876 adjourned until
tomorrow.
The president sent in number of nomi-
nations, among which were Sanford A.
Hudson, of Wisconsin, to be associate
justice of the supreme court for Dakota :;
Nathan F. Dixon, jr., to be United States
attorney for Rhode Island ...
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Agents In Town.

George Sydney, the well-known agent,
was in town yesterday ahead of Tony Den
icrs pantomime company. He is in Colum-
bia to day.
J. NJ. Hyde, representing Charles L..
Davis's calvin Josliu' troupe is register
cd at the Stevens House.
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Religious.

Rev. Mr.. Stall, of St. Johns Luthern
church, will preach in the Presbyterian
chapel, on South Queen street, this even
ing.
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NesFoctS 90 tH0 1Hc0H1O"t
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The members
of the diplomatic corps called and paid
their respects to President Garfield at 2
o'clock.
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O'LearY Creeping Up.

AeTfy Or06pIuS W.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-The score at 10
o'clock this morning stood as follows :
Vaughan 29G, O'Leary s93, Rowell 272.
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MARRIAGES..

SouRnEER- WR1GHT-On March 2, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Safe Harbor by
Rev. j, Wesley Harktns, Milton n. Sou-beer
to Miss EmWa +. Wright
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GUNNER SKIRTS.

GUNNER SKIRTS
- Pin-striped sateen (the French cotton silk
like fabric now 50 pOpular) skirt trimmed with
plating OF same, or with that and band of silk
embroidery. IL the favOrite of all the washable
skirts we have and tho variety is beyond be-
lief almost. ..... - >
Not washable, also for summer, 10 Italian
cloth or Farmer.satin, made handsome in q
great many ways by combinations, plaitinSs,
bindings, pipings, embroideries, NC.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Southwest corner Of building.
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A large maple tree situated in front of
the residence of Christian Geiter, on
Manor street, blew down during the high
wind last evening. It lay across the
street for time but it has all been re-
moved now.
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NEW ADIARTLSEMEyES,
Nr~ 1n'sss' ''~fH w New 1H1ses' ar-s d.
-. NEW THINGS!
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
18th Street. Market Chestnut - Phiadelphia Pa

DLACK DRESS GOODS. -:
D New thing. I'm black dress goods OF almost
all sorts are ready. t~
silk grenadines came some time ago; now
the wool and SILK and wool RreEa ad1nos are
here; and the variety II greAtef than 10 ever
had before greater than anybody ever had, %
tar as w0 know. >.
New armures, plain and ngusd, are notable,
especially thel latter. Among them are armures,
with small figures and plaids, that can bo seen
draping Of dress Of these would appear to be
partly plain and party figured or plaid. The
figures and plaids seem TO have NO existence
ut all. Yoa can't find them except by accident.
JOHN WANANAkER,
Next outer circle, Chestnut-street entrance
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DEATHS.

METzEt-In York, on the sth inst, Mt $50 p.
M, after q short illness, Ellen. wife OF John
A. Metzel, esq, aged 80 years, months and
days.
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- What art and skill are doing in cotton
dress fabrics! Two counters are gorgeous
with them. The lowest price is 81 cents q
made in soft and delicate ways by texture or
print or dye. to rival the stu1fs OF luxury.
Here are the familiar names:
Scotch Zephyrs FOulards
Madras ginghams Sateens :.
Ssersuckers 10 Lawns
Chintzes Cretonnes
Oxford cloths Monies
TOile d. Alsace Cheviots
Printed shirtings - d.
In almost every name are triumphs. You are
| art and skill /; but sec it you can pass these
counters without @ new: view O: modern
achievements: i,l. SOhS W.. WANAMAAER. a!s.
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
~ lady who has bought SIS worth of
sateens at several visits here, and who has
been everywhere in town, says there's no such
collection OF wonderful gOoGs nywhcre. Our
is So large that many patterns are
true OF small figured E99cs II TIE choicest Of ALL
Fourth circle, northeast from centre.
WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
w Some neat checks to-day, browns and
but y little cotton is car(led in.
'''- "~r,.I "',' JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, cast from centre.
DURE LINENS. l-, ~,
/ We hav'nt a mixed linen in the store, not
even in handkerchiefs; -
Third. fourth and fifth circles, southwest
from tho centre.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets, and
City hall square. :
CCOTCH GINGHAMS.
day, but not ali by any means. Our price il Il
cents; 40 is the New York price. ---
Now don't suppose that such u difference a.
hams il does not. It means simply that We
buy of the makers, and save one profit:
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fourth circle, rtcentl-Street-entrancc.
DOMEsTIC G1NGHAMs. -: -
- II you would rather buy a coarscr and
heavier ginsilam, that looks as well Il little
way Oh, ut Is cents. the Madras zephyrs, OF
American make, are what you want. They arc
fast cOlOrs to.
heavier, and closer woven. The modest Chew
iot-plaids at Is cents and seersuckers at Is and
:, - WINS '' ~ JOHN wANAMAKER
Fourth circle north from centre.
nOMEsTIC CALlCOEs.
pOka-tiOt OF various sizes, and other little fig.
ures not unlike the dots OF American make, ut
10 cents, is great faVoritc.
CalicOcs in general arc cents but some
patterns are 81. simply because they are not
JOHN WANAMAkER
Fourth circle northeast from centre.
AIDES CLOTHS.
IL An entire counter is devoted to ladies'
cloth for dresses. There's nothing new in
them but the cOlnrs, plain and illuminated.
New ladies' cloths are here. 1t is useless to say
more of these favoritc stutfs.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, south from centre.
INFANTS CLOTHING
i of like range; very rich to very plain.
Some specimens are shown in the Arcade.
JOHN WAN.AMAkER.
Southwest corner OF building.
NEW FANCY BRION COLLARS
N for ladies' and children more than 30
STYLES, sOmo of them humorous (such as have
been worn by young gentlemen OF late). Ladies'
will differ about the shape as we'll as about the
print.
At this counter last Saturday the sales
amounted to over 800 collars and cuffs. One of
the busy places
First circle, southwest from the centre.
John WtNANAKER
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II INENS. ,s-
IL just received . large quantity of Irish
shirting linens; uncommonly satisfactory: .
value. - 49,
shsetins and pillow linens of many makers.
Notes. If You please, l0O-inch sheeting at 81,
and Is inch pillow at IS cents. -
certain three-quarter napkin at o dozen
has been compared with one considered bar.
gain elsewhere ut . higher price.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Citv.hall.a0uafe entraco
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HOSIERY.
IL Misses and boys French ribbed hose at
40 to IS cents, according to size; to 81 inch :;
ts said to be selling elsewhere Mt Is to 80 cents
Cardinal, navy blue and ecru.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Outer circle, ChcstnutstrOet entrance,
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h Street, Market and Chestnut,

nRESS GOODS. .
IL Among our new ail-wool dress-tabrics Is
an ex1raor0inary flannel, If it Is flannel. 1t
10 so extraordinary a. to take IL out Of flannels
altogether, perhaps but we have no better
name tor ii. Many ladies will be obliged for
this notice.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, southeast from the centre.
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Wine Products in New JERSEY,

Wine Products In New Jersey.
This state is becoming celebrated tor its
wines. Some of the richest in the world arc
produced in New Jersey, by Mr.. a. Speer,
whose name has become celebrated as a pro.
ducer of strictly pure unadulterated Port
Grape Wine. The wine of Mr.. Specr is not
bo. tied or put in market until 1t is four years
old, and has become thoroughly fine and mel
low. 1t has proved itself u wonderful assist
ant to physicians, who prescribe it. This wine
is recommended tor debilitated persons, and
is given to consumptives. The difficulty of
getting an imported or even pure California
Port is well understood to DO 50 great as to
preclude doctors from allowing their patients
to run the risk of its use. Mr.. Speer being
aware of this fact has taken the utmost care in
the making OF his wine so as to supplant the
imported wines by producing a genuine arti-
Gle. His wines are known by chemists to be
pure and the most reliable tor medicinal pur-
poses. The druggists throughout the country
sell it, as bottled by Mr.. Speer-N 7. Tribune.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Alice
and Davis, and for sale by H. e. slaymakcr.
ml-2wd&w
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WEATHER INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, March 10.-FOr the Mid
die states, clearing weather, colder and
high northwesterly Winds rapidly rising
barometer.
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INSTATE OF CATHARINE KRENTZ,
- late OF the city OF Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate hav.
persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
snt them without delay tor settlement to the
undersigned, residing in Lancaster city. No.
GAG Manor Street. PETER KRENTZ,
r. DONNELLY, Attorney, EXectOr.
No. 40S West King Street. m196tdOaw
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Mothers! MOthersll MOthersI -!

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth :?
If SO, 60 at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
licve the poor little sufferer immediately--de-
pend upon it there Is no mistake about IT.
There is not a mother on Garth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN oil cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is tho prescription of one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; Is cents a
bottle. mar'lyd&wM,W ,W&S
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NEW FANCY BRYON COLLARS
N for ladies and children more than 20
styles sOmo of them humorous (such as have
been worn by young gentlemen OF late). Ladies'
will differ about the shape as we'll as about the
print.
At this counter last Saturday the sales
amounted to over 800 collars and cuffs. One OF
the busy places.
First circle southwest from the centre.
JOHN WkNAMAKER.
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CHIRTING LINEN
y of q certain make which we know all about
Wohave In ten weights. Tire cOarsest is suit
able for mems drawers; the finest for the finest
shirt fronts. =
of onr wants have ~ hieachsd Wholly on fSc
grass, finished without dressing, and labeled
"Old-fashi0ned linen." 1t is q perfect linen,
By tho s1do Of Richaf6son Hncn at two thirds
ID three-quarters the price Of the latter, which
is not whit better. - to Is cents.
All our linens are bought:wilh Just such caro-
largeness of eur dealing enableeuS to add an
fnhucement in price also. -'f
Buyers OF table. sheetfng and pillow linens
towels, &C., for hotels and institutions had
better call here first.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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TINEN REMNANTS
IL Another makers short-length remnants,
similar to the shirting linens mentioned above,
in four weights, value as good 80 to Is cents,
are selling all ut ono price, 40 cents
JOHN WANAMAkEE.
City-hall- square entrance '..r.
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS.

DUBLIC SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD
L and Kitchen Furniture, tomorrow (FKI.
DAY., at No. "a West Lemon Street, such as
Bedsieads, Dressing Bureau, Tables, Chairs,
Wasfstand, Carpets, Stoves, Tubs, Buckets,
Glas swarc and Queensware and many other
articles. Sale to commence at o'clock.
ltd JACOB GUNDAKER, Auct.