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The Senatorial Contest
At NEW YORK-THE STALwARTs FIRM 70
CONKLING.

AT NEW YORK-THE STALWARTS FIRM FOR
CONKLING.
Albany. July 1S.-The Sfalwarts this
mornino in conference resolved TO stand
firm for Conkllng.
In the Senate to-day Senator Mills intro
dnced bill which provides that whenever
any vacancy exists IN the othce OF repre-
sentative in Congress from State, oc-
curring on or after the 4th day OF March IN
anv wear. and more than sixty days before
the general election, special election TO MI
suc6 vacancy shall be ordered and held,
nroyided petltion therefor in wiring,
signed by at least two hundred electors OF
the congressional district in which such
vacancy exists, and who are entitled TO vote
in said district for such representative IN
Congress, shall be presented to the Gov
ernor at least fifty days before the time Tor
holding general election.
The bill was made the special order Tor
to-day.
THE CONVENTION.
The Joint convention met at noon to-day
and proceeded TO vote to ill the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation OF Roscoe
ConkIng. When H. ii. LuthelPs name
was called he proceeded to defend the Stall
warts for demanding a regularly-called
caucus, and spoke Of The effect OF the ties
in the United States Senate in the past. lie
also said that it would be 4 stupid blundel
TO elect Messrs. Miller and Lapham, and
thus give the House of Representatives to
the Democrats. He insisted that the time
had arrived for adjournment.
The vote resulted Us follows: Lapham,
81; Potter, "a; Conking, q; Evarts, l.
Necessary to a choice, 80.
Speaker Sharpe did not vote, and it was
announced that he was paired.
Senator Halbert inquired who he was
paired with. ~
The Chair said he could not give the in
formation.
Mr.. spinola said he knew OF 40 Democrat
be was paired with.
Another ballot was then taken, which
showed no change from the first.
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There are young English ladies who have
armorial bearings richly worked on the
sleeve OF the left arm.
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3y TeIeRTapR,
NEW YNRh.

NFw YORK July NOOn.-Stocks weak ana
lower. Money on call. say per cent kxchange-
Tong, 4s8R; snort, 4S5k. State bonds dull Cow
eruments quiet. ,...,,.
A99E t,t1sernmenis strong and a shade hgber :
new SIS, lO2; new 4a's, ll4A; new As Ilo%'
States active.
BALTIMORE.
RAtTnfoRP July l7.-Virginia 6's, deferred. 10 =
consoIs, s3H; second series, Al; past-due coupons;
92; new lO4O's, box.
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NOR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND
Il ALTMAN & TAYLOR Is INCH CYLlN-
DER AND SEPARATOR; good as new; worked
Que season. viii be sold yerY low. Can be sell NJ
Richmond Farm In pleInent House.
ASHTON Stake,
tyI7Qt 1922 Main street.
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No. so. No. AZ. No. az.
Daily. Daily. Daily.
seneer Train, No. "a. Daily.

Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. a.. Daily.
Leave Rchmond...........,',. Z. N .
Arrive Burkeyllle.,, O:3O y. D.
Train No. "A connects A. Burkeyllie with Nor
folk a, Western railroad for farmyile, Lynch
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast MALL stops only AZ Jetersyiiie,
Burkeville, DraE,'s Branch, BarksdAe's, Danvlile,
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, rpariaDbarH,
Greenyille, Seneca TOccoa, Luna, ard Ganesyilei
connecting Atlanta for all points South ana SOUTH
west.
Train No. 46 Through passenger stops at all eta,
tons, connecting at sutheTlins wl.h Milton aud
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad Ter Milton; a;
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all pOns In Western North IarOlinai At Atlanta
for ali points south and Southwest.
Train No. AZ GbrOugh pas enEer ana maui stops
at all stations. connecting al suiherns with Milton
ana Sutherlin NarrOw-GauRe railroad FOR Milton
at Atlanta for all points south and southwest; Al
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia ana Augusts
railroad for Columbis, Augusta, savannah, ana
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive Al
Richmond 4:44 i. NJ, AIS l.. NJ, 1873 A. NJ, ana
l2:l6 L. NJ.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-RichmOnd 10 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-New iork and Atlanta ufo
Richmond, AND Greensboro 10 HenFy's station
Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 40. 4Z-WashingtOn. A. d Richmond,
and Danyille. and DaDVille and Augusta.
BOn.Air passenger trains leave Richmond al 6:50
A. 81. and 6:35 Z. NJ; arrive al Bon Airsg $3.50 j.
NJ and $50 z. NJ arrive At Coilneld at l;ix a:
81 and 7:Il L. NJ. Returning. leave CoalDeid az
7:4l A. NJ. aud 1928 NJ: leave Bon AR Al A..
H. aud TAO T.. NJ; arrive al Richmond at s:2S A..
mail stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold 70 all points soutn, sostheast, ana
south west, aud baggage checked through.
No lsy-over checks given ON LEGAL tickets
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
7. NJ. r.. TALCOTT. General Manager. tr2o
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Mexican News Items.

CRY OF MEXICO, July lS.-General Tola
died Thursday; aged eighty-four years.
General Diaz left here yesterday for
OXlcO.
The Mexican Cable Company have signed
a contract for the extension OF their lines TO
Yucatan, and the Cuba Central Rlilroad
division Of Mexico has been finished Tor
disiance of sixty miles.
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The Health Europe.

LONDON, July 1S.-Tbe excessive heat
continues here and on the continent. The
French Chambers are expected to adjourn
on the 9th instant. ten days earlier than
was intended, on account OF the heat. A
Spanish telegram says the heat at La
Grandla, the summer residence OF the
Spanish Court, Is almost unbearable, aud
that Madrid is like fiery furnace.
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RICHMOND, VA juiY 2, 1881.
Hereafter all per Ons wishing The use Of the FAIR
rounds for racing pic MES, &C., must pay Tor me
same: and no permit will be valid except IL he
signed by me. -, a., ,,, "a
RrOsd.s reet gaze nearest the city
WILLIAM ". FINNEI, secretary.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
" Trains from and 70 Richmond June I2.lesi
Mail. Accom-. E1prsss;.
Leave. 500 A. NJ $3.50 L. ". l0:QQP.M
Arriye....... 0:l0 +. ~. $500 4. ". 700 a. n.
For further details, apply al 1000 MAID street, %
n. w. FULLER.
Tell g. II. ana T. AGENT.
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me presldenr,s Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 1873 4. M
The President passed another comfortable
niph and is doing well this morning. Pulse,
az temperature, 90 4; respiration, Is.
ID. w. BLISS,
r X RARNFS
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No. 2 DAILY except Saturday. Nos. aud 9
DAILY except sunday.
Pullman parlor cars through TO Baltimore on NO.
train.
uuman sleeping through to Philadelphia
and New York on No. 2 lraln, -
CHARLES T.. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, Superintendent. jyT
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pICHM0ND AND ALLE9H ANY
~ RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
WILLIAMSONS.
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.OP /
,rldges !
I)Af
RGEp--I
coBBthI
dnc4tOgI
' Izaip0us|
la TarY|
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LASS
YIINr
|sfsINE
,niiy
offered
and cX-
tOcOIps
nd 7lO
'ACjF
ECTTE
HEST |
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Kalsomine. Paints, Glass. &C., always in
stock, at Wiikinson's.
J. B. Cooper, Black Silks, GashmeFes and
Alpacas. .
Everybody says that " Ever Sweet - is
just elegant" at Hoffecker's.
!. B. Cooper, Argosy suspenders and
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
]. B. Cooper, Canton Flannels and Wool
FlsnneIs-
Everythin. nObbY, pretty and very cheap
at the Popular Clothing House of J. E.
Phillips & Co.
Don't forget to visit Robert S. WiIds. at
the Ledger Building, the Leading and Pop.
ulsr Philadelphia Clothing House of A. c.
Yates & Co. apr 6 3m
Don't forget that Wilkinson has the
Latest Spring Patterns in Wall Papers.
J. E. Phillips & Co. still on top. We are
ready for Business with splendid line of
Ready made Clothing.
J. B. Cooper, Autograph and other
Albums.
J. B. Cooper, Perkins & House Non Ex,
PlOsivs Lamps.
Robert S. Wilds is still engaged with the
Popular Clothing House n A. C. Yates &
Co. Phila. apr 3m
Your breath is offensive frem catarrh, one
application of DR.. Hartley's catarrh remedy
will remove the unpleasant odor. NH 2-3m
J. B. Cooper, Best Makes Sewing Silks.
:" Ever Sweet - is pronounced " the best
OF all, at Hotfecker's.
Revised New Testament after May 18th,
at Publishers Prices at j. D. Cooper's.
If you want the latest in Clothing. Hats
Or Gents Furnishing Goods, call on j. E.
Phillips & Co.
Harrison's Ready Mixed Town and Coun.
Try Paints, at WilkinsoB's, Market Street.
Books.
We are agents for an Unlaun dsred Shirt
the best Shirt in the Market. Made OF
"amSutta Muslin. fine Irish Linen Bosom
aud perfect fitting Cheap at 81. Satisfac.
lion guaranteed. J. E. Phillips e. Co.
ifyou are in need of Clothing don't fail
ts call on our fellow tOwnsman, Robert S.
"Ilds, With the Popular firm of A. C. Yates
Co.. Pbila.
NOTICE.-Dr. Kliae's Great Nerve Re.
s1orer Is the marvel of the age for all Nerve
d Diseases. All fits stopped free. Send "a
sSI Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
We are Head Quarters for Ready.made
CHILLING. Our ward for it,. we can give you
"r'ler goods aud better styles for the same
amount Of Money than any other hOass
can. See our 5. 6. 8. 10 and IL dollar suits
beauties all Of them
J. E. Phillips & Co.
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h. We were greatly amused some days since
seeing one Of our venerable citizens, who
80. aad heen bowed down by rheumatism,
s.,s away his crutches and declare him
just as young as he used to be, and
a aos ne Is recommending Roberts Emhro-
lion lion TO every old lady in town. Great
ilaiment that?
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stockholders Meeting.

Rs,e Stockholders Of the Delaware and ka
The TO-, VIII meet AZ the Office Of the Company IN
for thWh Of Easton. ND. Wednesday Nav ieth 1881
for fhe purpose of electng Officers OF The COMPANY
other ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
arr business as may come before said meeting
JOHN w. SCOTT, Secretary
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SILKS.


H.. u;,,, ,..... .,,,--s =, 40.
season % and S6 goods are now selling in preference
to the latest novelties OF course on account of rich
ness ana price Plain silks OF the same colors to com
oi T6 VIII fr mem 80 10, -.., r.. - -
ne toiIoH%lHS arc just received from our buyer
reSiuent III FuTIS.
3 fa0ngeeS rieniy emDroldeTed by hand with sprays
IoMeIs anu VIII S Drs Inc prices oil those READY
New designs in French foulards 90
garnet Ombrc-into gold alternating with gold ombre
Next Outer Circle, Chestnut Street Entrance.
-oo
CIOAkS A ND ESSE,S
- ~A~' ~ AUI1'-'A1'~'
"e haNe Just ope"eu foreign Oldck wraps, doImAtlS
to SD 'oi0 anu Vi our own make al d
JOHN "ASA"AkER'
|
!
|
!
ArC1,rN-c
( SAIEENS NC
(
/
Toile Asace is a similar fabric to Scotch bingham
but of softer finish and printed; 80 cents Saieen
as to leave i as smooth as satin, whcl
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Spring Goods at John Wanamaker's.

Our friends Philadelphia notice. from the daily
of the items OF interest relating the few days.
things changes styles prices
topics of interest to shoppers
The most direct and useful of the
weekly papers perhaps very avoiding such
a of only transient
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The Wcstera Gallery.
PARASOLS.

Twenty-Five silk parasol covers embroidered in
China with silver and gold in quaint and rather
characteristic. but not extreme Chinese designs
been imported and on neat frames with variety Of
sticks -
Fifteen of the twenty-five have come to US They
in collection of novelties at S12 We have
about three hundred styles of parasols There is
such diversity in the styles to battle description
For mere accessory Of scrupulous lndy's toilet
perhaps no article is chosen with so much care We
shall not tire of showing you. ladies' every one; and
you'll not tire either
The opening continues to-day.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Chestnut Street Entrance
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Seven Styles
At 12H Cents.

All Half-W0ol Smfs. Most of tban, co.,
more to manufacturer than orr marted
price. and represent some great Bargains
Ihey consist Of BEIGES. ARMf|RFS
PLAlDS. SLAMMED NOVELTIES AM
CASHMERES. 49, a W
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:; lou think you are dying with censump.
nnon' hut it is emily eatsrrh. Or. Hartlsy's
treat Remedy will entirely and permanent.
cure you. Sold by DIR. Hartley, Balti
mere, Md, and all druggists. nah 3m
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WOODLAND BEACH
Stock Farm I!
TYPHOON.

Sire General Knox. by Vermont Hero: dam nv
young dc ,S General Knox has nine rep
Lady Maud. record of 2lSI five wear ola rac "a
2224); CamorS. 2194 independence, public trial
last year 2lo. and he possesses to q wonderful de-
all OF his colts having the trottfng quality largely
developed. TfPHOON'S dam was by Conkiin:s
American star the sire of ST. Cloud % and star 10
American Star mares have grown into such popu.
larty as To- stand at the head of the list as fash onahe
dams. having produced more trOers in the 80 list
than any other family of mares and being particuar
~ adapted to training aud campaigning Among
many others we might instance Dexter, 2l7; Nettie
Washington. 2204; Huntress. 22O34; Powers, 2 2i:;
Jay Gould 22l%; Trio, 2.23l4; Robert McGregor
tnel. 226: Orange Blossom, 2261@ Modesty 3 26I% +;
Lady BleSsington 227 Grace OPP: California Dexter
2.H: Lady Morrison. 227l%; Enfield 22g; Maud
22934: Harvest Queen 2.3O; and from Sires, out of
Star dams Hattie Woodward. 2.l514 by Aberdeen the
best to the credit of sire of his age Great Eastern
2.lS and Dick Swiveer 2.ls by Waikiki Chief are a
better two than any sire of his age has produced
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LACES,

Not every day our lace counters filled with buy
ers. They would be- if every lady knew two facts.
viz, first, that We have the newest and choicest of
laces Of every grade; second that sell them below
the market.
The difficulty is that every merchant says the same
two things and you don't think il very saucy doubt
Just little because advertising docs paint things too
rosy sometimes.
We much desire you to find ont how careful we are
tn say exactly what we mean, neither more less.
For example see to-day torchon at 10 cents which
sells everywhere else for 20 cents about. How do
know? Why we sold it ourselves for 10 cents last
week Not one in a hundred of our regular custo.
mers knows how we crowd prices down. How can
We expect others to believe that our policy ia low
prices when almost every merchant studies how to
keep them up2
AS TO assortment. what do you suppose we do with
nine lace counters? Why. there is no such stock in
Philadelphia. We have thousands of dollars worth
of fine laces shut up in boxes. We have very poor
facilities for exhibiting them; but shall surprise
you If you ask to see them.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Nine Counters Southwest of Centre
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THE VULClNIZED RUBBER BUCKET
PUMP,
PORCELAIN LINED AND PLAIN
WOOD.

Having secured the Agency of Lambs Patent Vul-
cGnized Rubber Bucket wish to call attention to
the practical advantage it has any other bucket
now offered. combining purity. durability, efficiency
and cheapness. We guarantee il to work easier. to
throw more water, and to wear longer than the old
lyle bucket.
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FOR RENT.

sr - 70 bad health win rent my store House or
Fia1aress aDwelling which now occupy Stock ann
Apply to ~
q L. cGLLENy, smryns. Del.
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Cotton and Wool Dress Goods.
Here are three dress cloths Of single
width. in browns and grays:
BalernO cloth. like alpaca. but heavier at I2S cts
Cashmere beige. in appearance somewhat like the
81 meange described above, plain 10 cents twilled
IL cents.
JOHN wANAMAKER,
Third Circle. East from Centre
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HANDKERCHIEFS

New fancy white handkerchiefs; many New mi.
tlas new letters. different letter for each price
New cOlOred borders, Linen centres with colured
washed with care; but with they wash erGecty:
cOlOrs fast Woven-coOr borders plaids and stripes
of course; Not mixed cotton and linen handker-
chief in the store.
JONI wANAMAKER
Third Circle, Southwest from Centre
LINENS.
We have visited every linen mandatory of note In
Europe and gathered astock which for variety of fab
ric and finish is beyond all precedent, comprising
Sheeting linen
Pillow case linen.
Diaper linen.
Star linen.
Ladies' underwear linen.
Gentlemen's underwear linen.
butchers linen.
Towels.
Toweling.
Table cloths.
Table linen.
Napkins
D0lleS.
We have linens entirely unknown In the American
markets; also every iavOrite here.
No other house i'll Philadelphia buys abroad.
Hence no other house can have either our goods or
our prices This we say without knowing what other
houses have, either in goods or prices.
JOHN wANAMAKER
City Hall Square Entrance
FLANNELS.
French wrapper fannells. AS you stand before the
counters you may row of them displayed along
the top OF the shelves large collection of itself bu
Look at the shelves too No two pieces alike of all
| you see. There's no such variety of fannels any.
/ where.
JONI wANAMAKER.
Next Outer Circle, Northwest from the Centre
MUSLINS.
Who wants to read about muslins? And vet vor
had better know how. by little croOkedness in deal
ing they are mace 10 bring al extra price even il
houses that ought TO be above croOkedness of any
| sort.
Take an example: Wamsutta is branded, part of il
Mamsutta, and part of it with the merchants name
That branded WamSutta is sold at the current marke
price and the other Is sold for price and thu
statesmen are instructed to sell little they can
the genuine and as much as they can of the other
The practice, we sorry 20 say, prevails in som,
large houses here in Philadelphia II you find that
merchant considers snch dealing fair, perhaps you
VIII look out for him in other goods well as mus
Inns
We have everything in mlslins that is wanted here
everything is branded with the of the mill tina
made it, and everything is sold the bottom of tn
| market.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Outer Circle. Northeast from Centre
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who dealt with areadyw
first, understand their and
to dos
OR in
respect.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Philadelphia
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Eight Styles
At 40 Cents.

Among this lot will be found manv ofthe
fabrics selling throughout the civ AT So
cents comprising NOVELTIES AT HALF
VALUE. SLAMMED ENGLISH
STRIPES. Cd WOOL BEIGEs, SO.INCH
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING.
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Mems fur-fet stiff derby hats five spring styles
ready Sl75 $500 $780, So co. $780, Our 81 IS style is
a new grade not made before this season. Just under
our 81 hat of last year the others are of the same
grade as we have sold heretofore. All these styles
are to be found elsewhere for so cts to 81 more Imi
tattons of them abound also. You scarcely nesd tn
caution to buy where you have confidence that you
will get genuine goods
Children's and boys hats. few styles are ready,
from 60 cents TO 81 so.
Mems silk hats for Spring are of lower crown mar.
rover brim. and of less decided bell shape. a low
crown is always popular unless spoiled by the shape
A few are ready $780, 81 so. $500,
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Northeast CorIer of the Store
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ADVERTISING CHEATs.--It has become SO common
70 write the beginning of an elegant interesting art
Gle aud then run it into some advertisement that
avoid all such cheats and simply call attention to
the merits OF Hop Bitters in plain honest terms
possible 10 induce pile to give them one trial. as
no one who knows their value will ever anything
else -PTOVldeRce AdUeStiser
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POEDER ON THESE TTUTHs.-Kidney- Wort is natures
remedy GJr kidney and liver diseases piles and
stipatOn. Sediment mucous in the urine is sure
Indication * disease Take KidneyWort. Torpid
liver and kidneys poison the blood. Kidney Wort re-
bilious attacks. dizziness and loss of appetite are
cured by KidneyWOrt.
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Medium Wooden Dress Goods.

There three notable Wooden dress fabrics at 81
Melange pin checks of five cOlOrs The warp Is of
uniform light shade in each: the wool is of alter
nate clusters OF threads three or four being light the
next three four having twisted with them thread
of darker shade.
Wooden sateens of eight colors more or less mixed
in carding. The sateen effect is produced BY heavy
warped threads thrown almost wholly the surface
they jump three four of the fine warp threads and
pass under only The warp scarcely comes to the
surface at all. as you can see by the sewage
CrOise cashmere of fifteen plain colOrs; differs from
ordinary cashmere in the twill. This is probably nc
better moneys worth than the others but almost
exactly the same has just been offered us at wholesale
for little more money than We are selling 1t at.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third Circle, South Of Centre.
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Ten Styles
AT 30 Cents.

All splendid value many new STYLES
hot SHOWN before this season. They en-
braee ALL-WOOL STRIPES. WOOL
PLAlDs, ETC.
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Sseep Killed ,6y D0gs.--0n Monday night James S
Gemnil of wOrtOn. had Fights sheep aud seven lambs
killed by dogs and the balance of his flock greatly
damaged. On Tuesday night p. Dwyer had nearly
his whole flock killed. anu William Carter also los
several head.-EeIt Retcs, april 3Otk.
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Fourteen Styles
At 37I5 Cents.

=, considered by many TO include some of
me Best bargains az the counter Among
mem IN VIII be found SILK MIXED STRIFE.
- AND PLAIDS. ALL-WOOL FRFECH
GS,ASHMERES. DOUBLE-WIDTH All.
No l.. LACE BCNTINGS AND sHFP.
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CARPETS.

Ox41O1 - l. NJ
We 0sk you 10 see our wilton. administer, moquette
brussels ana tapestry carpets. Our carpet trade is
new; our stock is large and nearly all new what Is
not new is cheap enough) and many Of the patterns
are thought TO be fine indeed.
Large buyers, for hotels, churches, &c. find here
perhaps, surprising advantages.
JOHN wANAMAKER
Market Street Front, Up Stairs.
FURNITURE.
4 clue to the character OF our furniture without
three pieces
Lowest prices
Ash. wood tops $50
Another style. walnut or ash, marble tons S.
Such as are Ill every furniture store; common wood
| and common work. We keep also a small assortment
| of" cottage OF painted sets.
Lowest prices in first class work
Walnut. wood tops, S47
Same style in mahogany az
OF plain style butproper for some rooms in any house
/ no matter how rich.
| Lowest prices in elegant work:
Maple or walnut, Tennessee marble tops $50.
| Lowest prices in luxurious work:
| Walnut, Tennessee marble tops So95
Same style i'll mahogany 1875
4 very chaste and noble style, perfection of work
| Maple, wood tops, SlGj
Same in mahogany l75
We have very large assortments both below $780,
and between 800 and $500. AT higher prices there il
no higher quality; only more costly decoration.
JOHN wANAMAKER
! Tho Wpstpro Gallery
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-05-04
Five Styles
At Is Cents.

Fullyas cheapa as the other lots and CON
PEBBLE CLOTHS, STRIPES, ETC 49,