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THREE DWELLING HOUSES,

adjoining each other located On Main street. in
the town OF Elktnn aforesaid; the one .EASsA
fronting Main street i'll said town ii laaaE&
lect and ~ inches. more TT lesa. another :,sM
II feet. and the other II feet and ~ 1852
inches. The buildings thereon are substantially
built OF brick under good roofing. and are all
supplied with irame additions.
The buil!in" on the first mentioned lot is u
stories high with three roun.S on the first floor
and five rooms on the second tinnr with attic.
The building the second lot has two rooms
on the first and two rooms On the second floor.
with attic.
The building GA the the third lot contains three
rooms on the first and three rooms on the second
floor
\ brick pa, cmcnt nine Iee in width j. laid in
front Ot the buildings. These buildings Will first
be offered separately aud then collectively.
No. i. lsa FRAME DIV ELIINti on Church
street III said town - stories hlgh. and .,:ssSS
is located :, lot 81 c.t III wift and - :ilHS
feet deep. Tie building j. iii good con ,::sa
ditiun. and confirms three ruuuis the s;ssk.s33
tlrst, and three on the second floor
No. !. Is - Lot J., lUa eet On i hig street in
said town. and is improved by Frame NV ELL
ING 50 divided rs TO suit two small Families eel
et'iI portion OF the f;'ildu@ having tw"
the first and two rooms on the Second floor.
THE TERMS of SALE.-Gne third OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash on the day OF
sale: the balance thereof i'll two equal INSTALL
meats u: Sin and Twelve months from the day OF
sale. 10 be secured by tn. Bonds OF the purchaser
with approved security. and to bear interest from
the day u! sale. Cost Of Decd 10 he paid by Dur
chaser. REUBEN HAHN FS. Trustee
Feb sit~ W. j. SMITH. Auct
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<:C0UNYY +]NEWS':*
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS,

DOG RACING.
Dog racing is the order now. Polk s
Nell Georges Dan, and Tob's Frank
had a race of 300 yards. Nell beat Dan,
Dan was ahead OF Frank several yards
the amount of stakes not known. bnt it
is rumored that Polk lost heavily in
big oHstCFs.
TIE SAW MlLI.
OF Lindsay and Brady is running on full
time and it is expected a large amount
of lumber will be cut up the coming
Spring to supply the large demand which
will be required for the various barns,
buildings. sc. to be put up in different
sections OF the county. extending into
Delaware, far beyond Middietnwn. They
keep Il large stock of lumber on hand at
prices reasonable to the people. May
their business increase to such dimen-
sions that they will have to put up
another mill on Mount Nebo or else " here
in the city, and the city will boom, and
lively times be had.
NEARLY CONFLICT ED.
The F. t. Church is nearly completed,
aud tie greatest difficulty is not having
tive reudy jvhn. which. | understand must
be had before its dedication. The cost
OF the building is greater than was anti
! cipatcd by the brave and heroic few who
undertook it. They should be cncoura-
ged. and those who have not Vet con
tributed should at once do so. Ie men
OF means and real estate look to your
interest and help sustain that which ele
Yates and cvililizes the masses of people,
which enhances the value of your prop
erty. and protects it from various dangers
which would be sure to arise in the flu
ture but for the Churches and Sabbath
Schools.
DEATHS.
Mrs Jane :. Boulder. widow of the
late VIM. Boulder, was conveyed to her
last resting place in Bethel cemetery q
few days ago, followed by a very large
procession of relatives and friends.
has disappeared and the boats are run
ming theirusual routes, and trade through
the canal is looking up.
RAPpAHANNOCk.
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Qtl't (sfi' n>'''e.
EIKTON. FEBRUARY 10. 1888.

IT is stated that the Pennsylvania rail-
road proposes to build hospital cars, and
has actually begun the good work. lhey
will be stationed at convenient points
along the main line, where such employ
ees or passengers who have been injured
NAV receive early and prompt attention.
and be easily and expeditiously removed
TO their homes.
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LIKE BEEF, butter has risen to avery
high price, and the demand for a cheap
substitute for it has much increased. III
is impossible for common laborers to pro-
vide their tables with genuine butter
while the price of that article is forty
cents pound, and it is morally 'mpossi-
bic for keepers of boarding houses ana
restaurants to place good butter heiere
their guests while something that LOOKS
like it can be obtained for cue third OF
the cost. Oleomargarine is used more
extensively to day than ever before, an"
An attempt to abolish it would be useless.
and perhaps injurious to the majority OF
those who use it. The action OF the
authorities concerning it should be Inn
tied to laws prohibiting the use OF dead
animal matter and injurious eolorlng
drugs in its manufacture, and to pre-
venting it's sale without stamp to show
that it is not genuine butter.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stock
i hoIdcis of the COLI MBlA y PORT DE
IDSIT RAILROAD COMPANY Will be held
At the Olhce Of the Company. No: 2ii south
Fourth Street Phladep hia. Pa. on W EpNESpAf.
February list. lsS:i ut IL o'clock y. NJ.
Election for President ami Directors same day
AMI place JAMES X. MctLl RE.
Feb S-:iW Secretary.
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" i.Dili St'e.

Notwithstanding the hard winter and
hard times in general. and bad weather,
there appears to be nothing To stop the
tide of matrimony, as there were three
weddings in this immediate neighborhood
last week, that we know of. All three
wedding ceremonies were performed by
the Rev. T. B. Merritt. On Wednesday
night. Mr. Lewis p. King and Miss Lima
Caldwell. On Thursday evening. Mr..
James Smith. one of our prosperous mer
chants of this place, was united in holy
matrimony to Miss Rebecca r. Megill,
youngest daughter of Joseph and Jose
ph;ne Meein, of Pierce's Neck. The
wedding was quiet one. performed at
the residence Of the brides parents.
There were no invited guests, except the
families of the happy couple. Tho cere-
mony was performed at 4 0 clock. When
the marriage rite had been performed, all
present We're invited to table laden with
good things 10: the inner man Shortly
after this the happy couple were driven
to this town. to their future residence,
where all was i'll readiness t. receive
them, where they again paltook OF re-
fresEnlents with band of serenaders,
who were treated to the best of every
thing that happened to be on hand, No
wine or strong drinks; therefore, all end
cd in peace and quietness and ali appear.
ed happy. On the same night there was
another wedding performed at this place.
We did not learn the names Of the third
party. but believe they We're from Kent
county.
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NEU ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM THE SOUTH.

A Perfect Combination with TWO salient Adj
sautages-Why it Concerns You.
There j. no mistake about il. remarked Or.
NJ F. Flowers. Of Gailatin. Missouri. BEN
SONS CAPCINE. POROUS PLASrERS are
one of the neatcSt combinations ever produced.
They have two kinds OF advantage over all ntherS,
which We may call the minor and the nhl"r.-
First they are clean and pleasant TO use. never
Soilng the hands nor the lineh al the "tarcr.-
Second. they act quickly and powerfully. / have
tried the Capcine Plaster on myself Tor pn"u-
monia. and on my patients Tor various diseases.
such a. Neuralgia Muscular rheumatism, LINN
bauo Kidney trouble. etc ana in all cases relief
has followed in from three To forty eight hours.
Dr. Flower merely voices the written or oral
opinion Of thousands in hS profession. BEN
SONS CAITINE IbRDI' : rLASTERS are the
perfect external application. The genuine have
the word CAItINE cut in the centre. Price p
rtlns 1hnrK \ lnhnsNn ChrmiStS. Now GNrk
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is Il scientific combination
Of some Of the most powerful rcstora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
II restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandrutf and humors,
a,ld falllg-Qut Of the hair 1t furnishes
the nutritiye principle by which the
hair is nouriShcd aud supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as Il hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
mcdcal men, and officially endorsed by
the State AsSayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
Years, both in this country ant! in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries of
Me world.
For sale by al dealers.
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FOTR HEAD of HORSES

No. |. NERSHAM coming years old: sound and
hard to beat the read or in the field. No. >
Bon wears old. viii work anywhere. and GOO
driver. No >. MAJ. II years old sound. and
good work or driving horse. No. 1 JENNY. 10
years old. good work driving mare. with ipal.
SIX HEAD or mich cows,
all good mixers two will be in profit by the day
OF sale. Yoke OF Young Steers. two years Old.
3 IieiierS. coming two years old. lcarng Bull:
Adcrney. prime Shoats of good stock. -
Chickens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. AC.-l two-horse
Wagon. in good order: ] Covered Dearborn. ]
tiermantown Carriage. Reaper and Mower
Grain brill. with Phosphate Attachment. good as
new Horse Rake. Cornsheicr, good us new.
good Grain Fan. l Grain Cradle. l Double Hlr-
row in good order. 3 CultivatorS, = Syracuse
Flows. nearly new. ! ConcaVc i'lpws. small Plow.
good Grn,Stonc. Roller. nearly new. ] set
Carriage Harness. new. l set Snlky Harness.
good Saddle and Bride > sets OF Wagon Harness.
sets Plow Harness. ! string OF Sleigh Bells and
Shoyois. Hoes. FORKS. Collars and Brides. and
all other small articles used on well kept farm.
HOt 'SEHDIn GOODS Cook Stove. No. .
Quaker City, with fixtures good as new Tea
plate Stove. in good order. Air.tght Stove. =
Redsteatis = Feather Reds i Windsor Chairs. -
yards OF Rag Carpet. nearly new. Wash Stands
. Leaf Tables. l Bench Table. Churn and Horse.
2 CunboariS Batteau. ii feet long. and Oars. :!
Hives o1 Bees
TERMS OF SALE-iil sums nj Ten ,n.aIs
Cash. On sums above that amount credit ut
Ten months will he given ny purchaser giving
his note. with approx ed cnd"rser. payable AT the
National Bank OF Eikt"i, with interest. FIVE
per cent Gi for cash.
41-Salc to commence at IN u'clurk
SARAH GROW.
Feb lU-t> \. l.. Sli"t KLEH. Alict.
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Ely's Cream Balm

A Sure Cure for CatarriI aud Hay Fever.
Messrs. WM. Rrsr Y Sons. Druggists. New
Brunswick, n. ] Since buyhood | have been
trouble with Catarrh and Hay Fever. and have
been unable to obtain permanent relief until |
used Ely's Cream Balm. which has cured me.
+. l.. CLIcLf:NER. New b unSwick, y. J. Price
30 cents. VIII mall it.
ELY'S CREAM BALM 60 Dwego y. y.
MONEY TO LEND IN CITY OK COUN-
WI TRY III sums not loss than - 800, at > per
cent. interest. upon personal and other security.
Tor three years and upward. Also. large sums. on
:SJ:5 East SIXTY ninth Street New York city.
--EE--aE.s, by addressing GEO. ?. RoTELL CO.
~ ~ Spruce ST. New York. can learn the exact
cost OF any pro oSed line OF ADV ERTlS1Nf in
American Newspapers. SJ-IO0-pase Pam
phlet, 20 cents.
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&sYHE+W HIGS5::

eRE-KMNENTLY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL As
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF the
COUNTY IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF IT'S REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION. tn NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
MALL CASES AS GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GaATui-
rouslY OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matt Ten cents a line for single insef
lion.
TransientrG.ts Eight cents G line for one, ana
Four cents q line for every additional insertion.
One inch of space counted as it'etre haeS. me
column, Ffre Dollars per inch, one gear.
-Four changes ailo,ced to yearly advertisers waFho
additional charge.
The circulation OF The Wing beng among me
most intelligent classes of Cecii county ana me
adjoining counties of Mdrylcnd, Pennsylvania an"
Delarare its proprietor confidently recommends L!
TO Business Mer. as most desirable medium J9r
remuneratire advertising.
To maintain its high standard as taaiy JouFtu'-
no offensive or Objectionable advertisements o' %
admitted into its columns at any price
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THE HEALTH

of this neighborhood is not bad for the
kind of weather we are having. There
is plenty of colds and folks feeling bad,
but no serious or dangerous eases of any
kind that we know Of The dreaded
small pox has entirely died ont, there be-
in. no new cases that we have heard OF
for some time. We are happy to say
that all have gotten over it at Anthony's
Mills and the mill is again in operation,
much to the convenience of the neigh be l.
hood. SHADOW.
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ORPHANS COURT.

THlIE Stated Meeting of the Grpl ans
4 Court ct Cecil county will he held on the
SECOND To ESDAl in every month. EXecu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated. will please bring in the
vouchers IL few days beto Court.
IL, ID. MILLER,
Jan !. ISs1y Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

By virtue OF an Order of the Orphans t"u1t Tor
Cecil county. the undersigned. Administrator {.
T. A. of Elisha Brown. deceased, Will sell ut
Public Sale. III his late residence. one mile north
OF Port Deposit. ON
MARCH 9th, 1888,
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ESTABLISHED IN i94i,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
AT ELKToN, Md.
BY II. r, TORBERT.

SUBSCRIPTION. Two DOLLARS YEAR, III ADVANCE
Blk MONTHS, ONE DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
T4s OBJECT OF ITS PROPRIETOR BEING TO MAX
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ORDER NISI.

IN TIE MATTER OF THE TRi ST ESTATE
OF MOUNT I'lStiAH LODGE. NO. II
q r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-21

No ANARcuY.-We are among those who
believe that even il Mr.. ARTHUR lad died
in 1881, when there was no heir TO the
presidential Office, the country would have
peaceably passed through the scenes which
would have followed. Congress would
have come together as soon as possible. and
in the mean time the executive depart
ments would have gone on with the public
business Just as during Mr.. ARTuUR's or
Mr.. GARFIELD's incumbcncy.
These executive officers, by the way, are
the proper ones TO become the successors
of Presidents Of the United States. MIR.
GARLAND showed not long ago that Mr..
JEFFERSON and Mr.. MADISON and others OF
the fathers OF the republic were in their
day In favor OF making these officers the
heirs to the presidency. Mr.. DAVIS may
resign, and allow the Senate to choose a
President pro TEN. OF that BODY, and thus
provide one heir; but it would be much
better for the House Of Representatives to
pass the Senate bill and put an end once
for all 10 apprehensions based upon {
paucity Of such heirs.
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BoTETOURT COUNTY.
HOW THAT coIoREp PREACHER AcrxD--FiSE
rtsuING--PcLITICs.


ff,o,rcsno,ocnce of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
BucuAXAN, VA. February II, 1883.
Your Fincasle correspondent Acton
err, in his paragraphs will, reference to
the Rev. Patrick Ryan. colored Metho-
dist minister residing here. lie was not
arrested and tried for assaulting his wife.
but for disturbing the peace by firing off
a pistol and talking loud and angriiy In
tbe streets. While he acted with too much
haste. and thereby committed breach OF
fine peace, cooer-headed men have shown
far less discretion under similar circum-
stances. His frank acknowledgment OF the
truth on trial commended him to the mercy
and respect OF the Court and spectators.
Some excellent fish are being caught in
the river here, and number OF parties are
devoting considerable attention to the
sport. On Friday Mr.. Walter II. Carter
and James A Pugh caught twenty pounds
in n short time. In the string we saw bass
and yellow suckers, both very difficult 70
catch az this time Of the year.
Mrs. Or. w. ID. Couch has been SUI
fering from an attack OF malarial fever ior
several weeks, but IL now able TO SIT up.
The Co..litionists have two candidates Tor
Commonwealth attorney in his county,
George X. Paul, OF Buchanan, and X.
Haden Penn. 1t is predicted that >.
William BOYD, Democrat will carry TINS
section over both, and The compitltofs III
his own party. bOIhlooi'i'
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DEATHS.


Died. AZ 3 O'Clock yesterday morning 0enera'
r. T. MOORE.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
his funeral THIS ArTERNOON al 4 O'Clock from
st. James church.
Died, in this city. Tuesday. February goth, at
half-past IL O'Clock y. NJ, Mrs. RLDECCA IL.
,nd daughter Of the late Judge William Lelgh' Oh
Halifax county. Va. -.
Her remains viii be carried to Halifax Court
house for lnterment.
Died. In New York, February 18th. AZ IL O'Clock,
Nrs. NJ. v. TAFT, wife Of Mr. James Iait, ana
daughter OF Mrs. Pauiina T. Powell, In tie thirty
ninth year of her age.
She leaves n husband. four children, aud many
friends 10 mourn their loss nay she rest IN peace
Richmond papers please copy.
Died. Tuesday, February 30, 1883, at 4:l5 A.:
LANES ALPHONSITS, son Of William III. and
Isabella Miller; aged i've years one month ana
twenty days.
Another little lamb has gone
TodweIi with Him who gave;
Another little darling babe
is sheltered in the grave.
God needed ono moro angel child
Amidst His shining band:
and so lie bent with loving smile,
And clasped our darling's hands.
lis funeral win take place from his fathers resi-
AFTERNOON at "a O'Clock. Friends ana ac-
quaintances are respectfully Invited to attend.
Petersburg papers please copy
Died. on Yesterday, Mrs. MARY PENDLETON
STFGER, the wife Of John q. Stegcr
The funeral VIII take place from ST. James
church TOMORROW (1hursday) at l O'CLOCK
Il. NJ.
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The speech OF Mr.. BELfoRD. OF Colo
RADIO, mentioned by our Washington cor
respondent yesterday, is calm and argu-
mentative discussion Of the feasibility and
desirability Of constructing north-and-
south railroad from this country to South
America-the same scheme advocated by
Mr.. w. w. ARCHER in the essay from
which the Colorado congressman quoted.
Mr.. BELfoRD is not far out OF the way
when he assumes that the prospects Of u
railroad from the Pacific to the Atlantic
ocean were not as bright thirty years ago
as are now the prospects Of railroad from
the United States to South America. Ii is
indeed grand project, let its fate be what
il NAV.
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A Hagerstown special says Two coun-
tcrfeiters were arrested on the Washington
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
this evening willie In the act OF passing
spurious money upon Conductor David A.
Peters. After desperate struggle, in
which reyoIyers were used, one OF the men
jumped through window Of the ear while
the train was moving at the rate Of thirty
mites an hour, and escaped. The other
one, who gave his name as A. Il. Kelley,
was brought here and committed to Jail.
The schooner d. l.. Wood, from New
Orleans, reports on February 4th, latitude
2f.44, longitude $40 west, fell In with the
wreck OF the bark Pauline Sibbern. OF Kro-
zcroe, Norway, lamber-laden and water
logged. The bark's boats were missing,
and tho absence oil the log-book and the
ships papers indicated that the vessel had
been abandoned. The dead body Of ne
gro was found in a berth. and woman's
dress was found hanging In the cabin. A
live goat was taken OF the wreck.
An inventor Of rope flre-escape tried his
apparatus In chic,go on Saturday and sus-
tanned fatal injuries,
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The Truth &bont SMALLPOX In Ian
castor County.
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE,
February 10, 1888. }

TtUTUuIY IJt 4OOVs
10 tic Editor of The Dispatch:
There have been fifteen cases OF small
box in this county and five deaths; all ne
groes. It broke out simultaneously AT TWO
houses about three miles apart. A number
of persons visited the first two patients be-
fore II was known that they had the small
poy, only one OF whom contracted the
disease. 1t has been confined to the three
families. and The last who took it are now
conyolescent. -Four others who lived in
one Of the houses have been very much
exposed, and will probably yet take the
disase. :.
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Madame Marie Roze had rather trying
and certainly ludicrous experience while
singing ia "Fidciio" at Rochdale, Eng
land, short time ago. As she was sing
Ing her great aria in the first act, dog be-
longing to the manager tr0tted complacent-
Iy upon the stage and took an easy position
near the singer, regarding her with evident
interest. Although the attention OF the
audience was greatly distracted, the prIma
donna did not lose her presepce OF mind,
but finished the aria brilliantly, securing
an enthusiastic recall. And the dog, hav-
ing followed her of the stage, also returned
70 answer to bis share Of the popular
piaudits.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

n53- COHEN BROTHERS
Have thrown out all their odds aud ends, aecumu-
lated during the past season. and will sell them at
one half their former price. This includes goods
from every department in the house.
VIII also offer
3 cases Of BEST A PERCALES. now designs,
adapted for chidren's wear at &C. yard;
/ case ELEGANT-QUALlTY CHECKED MUS
LIN at SC, sATIN-sTRIPED at 124 and
15c.--al az reduction Of from to Sc. a yard
from former prices;
All the popular brands of BLEACHED and IN
BLEACHED SHEETINGs and slliR1INGS,
among them cases Of the most popular Zoe.
MUSLIN at s. 5c. yard;
10 pieces Of IRISH LINEN suitable In quality for
general family purposes az 2lc. yard-the
quality generally sold at 33c.
A large stock Of IRISH LINENS and LINEN
LAWNS, which we purchased during the win
ter season at reduced rates, willbe sold at enor-
nous reduction from general value;
4 large stock Of TABLE LINENS-among them
we quote FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED ALL
LINEN, extra heavy, ut soc. 4 yard.
80 dozen BLEACHED ALL-LINEN DINNER
NAPKINS at SOC. dozen. generally sold al 81 ;
DOILItS and NAPKINS Of all kinds, among
them many extra bargains;
We also offer large stock Of LACES Of every de-
scrptiOn. Among our REAL TORCHON
LACEs will be found 80 pieces fine EDGE at
&c. a yard, tie value Of which is from to lOc.
20 pieces of ca PILLOW-CAsE LINEN at 40
to 6Oc, generally soldat from 65 to 90c.:
1O-4 LINEN SHEETING ut 65c., Ill LINEN
SIIEETING, the most superior Of Barnsley's
manufacture, ut SLIP, generally sold at sl.75
yard.
Tn order 10 make room for spring stock Of ITo-
sirry we will sell our entire stock OF FANNY no
StERY ut cost: among them VIII be found
80 dozen GENTLEMEN'S FANCY Isle at
33c. p1ir. These have been purchased recent
ly. slightly damaged by water, and are gene
rally sold ut 60c. 4 pair.
Also. q lot OF LADIES' NECh-WEAR, slightly
damaged 10y water.
We will also make special sale Of large stock OF
GINGHAMS. BROWN LINENS, and various
other goods anxious 10 dispose OF before the
opening of the approaching season.
We viii open during the first part Of this week
. cases of HAMBURG EDGiNGS and INSERT
INGS In entire new designs, and Ourown direct
importation from 81. Galien, switzerland:
jl27-Sa,Su&W