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PHILADELPHIA, April &c. 1856.

ihiLApeLfhiA' Aplll 70 iooO.
The ready-made method in
d~ressmaking grows a little year
by year. There isn't a bit of
danger gifts growing too fast.
There are hindrances enough.
We're as ready with ready
made dresses as the weather is
ready.
Not every sort of dress.
We needn't tell a woman what
we dent make by the hundred
or dozen. The fear is perhaps
the other way But we have a
great many sorts of ready
made dresses, few Of a sort.
And then there are sorts so
plain (though plain is not a
good word for it) that nobody
cares how many there are.
We are on a difficult topic.
Give us the benefit of the
doubt. Very likely we have
the very dress you want, and
in such a way that you save
half your money with nothing
wanting that double the money
would buy.
Cotton dresses s. up; wool
en- IS up; and, between the
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or
REAL ESTATE
IN CRANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between W. Graham Tyler Ompit}
an4 Jq9n <. Louderoack' EXIT rac tisri {
I y yirtne Of the above stated writ 10 me a.
Et'rceted and delivered, 1 Will sell at pubic
yendue. in trout OF the Court House, III the atty
u SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1ssG, 2,
between the hours of twelve and hNe Oc.Oct d
said dav, all the following described premise
tractS or pieces Of land, situate III me Town,
shin Vi Upper PennS Neck, In the County OF
Saiem and state of New jersey, ana oouh"eV
as follows: 80
beginning of the first tract at the corner 81
BENJAMIN, II. Rlack'S land and DollndSo on lshu
of Hannah J.. Norton. land formerly OF SaMuei
Helms. land now of Doctor Ware iana inrHtr-
ly Ot Walker LUuhSbury, Benjahlln II. btach
and contains eleven acres, tno rOods ana seven
perchrS, more or less. v,,
No. 2-RegiuS at a stake corner, OF the lleilns
land in W. &. OTIS line and bonds on the Gus
land. Hannah l.. Norton'S land, iand lolhltiI!
owned BY Samuel Helms and 0th-rS; cOutlihe
nine acres and one quarter and ten pefcheS'
more or less. ubo1.
rach Pearick's and bounds on his land. land Oh
Jacob r. Myers and others. and contains nine
acres and furty-three perches, be tleSalhe More
The first and second traces described above
the said Henry j. puenk purchased III Shad-
raVh ppdTick and wife; the last one, VIZ, No. 3,
he. purchased OF Joseph +. Taylor and wife,
reference thereto being had VIII lully, appear ,
Seized and taken in execution at the sun OF
W. Graham Tyler. complainant, against john
X. Lauderhack, eXtr, &c, and ais, deltS', ahd
To be sold by.
| pated shcrin's Ofice, Salem, M March G. 1856
prs fee i1.61
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h8TGNISf1ED.

A gentleman who for the
first time took a look
through our es a%blishment
and stock the other Gay
seemed surprised that such
a place, such an assert
ment of fine goods ami
such a variety of styles
could be found in Will
mington ard showed his
appreciation by giving US
his order. Such expires
sions and such apprecia,
ton is very pleasing and
encourage US to make
every effort to have an
establishment which shall
reflect credit en- our city.
Eeady made clothing Of
the present is tar in adj
vance OF that of former
years and those who would
never have thought Of
wearing it can now find
Just their idea ola nice fit
ting and stylish suit in our
stock. We have also just
received some new and
handsome spring over
coats in the latest styles
of materials.
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MARRIED.

RIEC-STILES.-At the Presbyter-
ian parsonage, on Thursday, April %,
1886, by Rev. w. V. LOuderbough,
Charles Rice and Lizzie Stiles, both of
Salem, n. j.
At the
NJ. p. parsonage, ~Pennsgrove, April 4,
1886, by Rev. j. W. Grant, Henry
Green, Of Salem, and Sadie J. Stratton
of PenusprOye.
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STATE MEMS

The contractor for the erection Of
the monument on the battlefield of
Monmouth, at Freehold, will turn it
over formally TO the commission Oh
My 5. The last two bronze pieces
the Council Of War aud General Way
ne's charge lave been placed iu posi-
ton.
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DIED,

KLINE.-In Salem on the 22d inst,
Caroline F., wife Of William Z. Kline,
in the 47th year of her age.
BROWN.-In Warrington township
on the 18th inst, Ebenezar Brown, III
the 5Sth year Of his age.
PARVIN.-On Sunday April 18th.
1886, in P~ennsgrove. Carrie, wife of
Robert G. Parvin, aged 43 years.
COOK.-On Sunday, April, 25th
1886, near Pennsgrove, Amanda. in
falt daughter of Augustus and Chris
tianna Cook, aged 4 months.
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Read what the peepis
say Conserving The
ability Of DR.. Thomas'
Lciectrie Oh TO cure
asthma. eatanh- Group,
colds. &c. Mrs. Dora
Koch Of Eudalo, sayst
Fcs Group II Is decid-
en-, s6eae6us" ms Jacob heilisot o. Maino-
Shia ..y, the sang thing.l S. 5. Graves, AsIon'
y ~T,a Had asthma OF the worst kiHd.
,s1lsvsd II a lew minutes. Would walk 1--WE miles
io,sbs mea,tin- and pay IS a bottle for it, Drug
rTt {. r. TALL, Grayvills. ILL.,. a.ys Cured an u
1000 throat for me In tveaty-fo1r hours. SAT
10 in bed and eoushed al the Sothing S1Se'
with perpirauon. hy
wife insisted that ] use
Thomas Eelectrie OIL.
The hnt teaSpoonlui
RELIEVED me" =, IL.
Perkins, Creak Centre,
n. Y, fhomas' Eeiec-
tnc Oh Is also 4 II2-
Tor external appNca-
ton for Ihcumatsni,
euts, 1caidS, burns, bncs,
tui1cNtstc- When NiSi-
ting ths dugYat, ask
MA what he knows %
'Dr. Thomas Eelectrie
OIL: # he has bcca
long n the drug
trade, be sure he s1t
speak highly OF -.
worked Wonders.
ANY daughter was very bad OF on account Of
aeeld and pain in her lungs. Dr. 7A''"af E"l'-
t,S oil e.,e4Aer ~ fussLy-Iosr Aosyf. Ono
Of the boy, was cured Of acre throat. This medi-
Gin. has worked wonders in our family" Alvah
Pinekasy, Lake NlohePse, NY. :
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WanaHater'
two, we shall satisfy ninc-tcnths
Of you who come expecting
nothing satisfactory.
The other tenth ought to be
measured anyhow probably
but measured! we speak Ike a
tailor-therc's a storefal Of
dress-stuffs and acres Of but
tons and laces and things.
1873 fhrstnut.
Jackets and wraps are surer
than dresses; S. to SI25; and
all the way between-some
less than S. worth moro
some more than IS worth
nothing to speak Of. Beauti
full Jackets in spite Of the bob
tail fashion; and ugly ones in
spite Of extravagance.
Apart from ultra cuts and
cIcrs and s%tuffs, there are eX-
Iellent garments going for half
their value because they are
not in the very height Of
what do you call it?
1891 Chestnut.
Black silk jerseys lately IS
now So. Black wool $3.50
and 81, worth double; a hun
dred different sorts of jerseys,
more than a hundred-haven't
counted them.
1906 Chestnut.
There's a soft wool cheviot
mixture of browns and grays
at the Homespun counter
it isn't homespun-that plea
ses SO many it ought to be told
off; 81, 54-.nch.
1t isn'ta mixture. A mix
ture is accidental. This isn't.
Still nine out of ten would call
it a mixture. 1t is probably
plaid; but nobody dreams Of it
being plaid. You couldn't
trace the plaid, if you should
spend an hour on it. It's a
mixture.
Anyhow they like it SO well
that nothing we have is better
news.
Southeast from the center.
A homespun nearly as wide
as the cheviot miXture-plaid
for half the money, SIS for
enough for a dress. Browns
and grays. Good-enough-
looking; nothing extraordinary
that way. Worth half more
than it costs. That's why it
goes SO.
Southeast from the center.
A canvas covered almost all
over with broad diagonal wales.
You might call it diagonal
worsted with stripes of canvas
between the diagonals. And
then the same half-covered with
two or three-inch stripes Of
| houcI9 to combine with the
other.
These are again nothing ex-
traordinary. But we shouldn't
mention them if they weren't.
Up to a week or two ago we
sold these matching worstcd
stufs at 75c a yard, 42-inch;
and we couldn't get them near
ly fast enough. They would
have brought 81 probably.
Now they are down to SOC.
Right in the line Of fashion.
What the owner let us have
them for at any such price is
more than we can guess. But
you are welcome.
Southwest, from the centre
Three to four years ago we
raised the grade of our shoe
trade by throwing out all leath-
er and work below the useful.
1t looked like putting up prices.
We didn't put up prices. We
kept apace with all the inn
provements, and threw away
shams. That always looks like
putting up prices.
Now for half a year back we
are gradually raising the grade
again by working out of ma
chine into hand-shoemaking.
Here's where we are at pres
ent: Mems shoes at $6land
over are hand work; S. and
under machine-work.
Let's make a picture of it.
machine-work hand work
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
EMANUEL tBriekl- Rev. W. Margetum
preaching 10 A. NJ. and T3u 7. NJ. Public
praver meeting Tuesday evening 100. Meeting
Eor promotion Of Christian Holiness led by MIS-
Cuun'neham, THURSDAY ,vening IUUr
Superintendent.
ST. PAuL's.-Rey. G. Elyin.
Preaching at 10 A. NJ. and 80 T. NJ. Public
nriver meeting Tuesday evening at 100. Hol-
1eSS meeting, led by Mrs. Londerback' lhals-
%.{mday School at 2.SO p. M. S. II. Leap Super
irtcndant.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
u.ptSER's BETHEL-Rev. J. W. Grant
sunday school at 10 A. NJ, DAVID SihpAihs
0'Prcaching at 2 and 7.GO Pm, Prayer meet
ipg Wednesday evening and CLASS meeting
/. riday evening.
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y5.g tbeuame5 Of the various battles
fu which they were ingaged engraved
therpur." Rev. Mr.. Margerum's on
liz brother a member of Co. g. lst.-
Reg. Penna. Vol, known as SCOTS
Legion. is buried in this cemetery, lie
having died there Immediately after
the capture Of the City Of Mexico.
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q
All In hte libraries, ncws and story papers,
fashion nfouthlics and magazines.
The Century, llarperS. LippineottS' Cody y
Peterson's, Popular monthly, Sunday Maya
Zines, sc.
WEEKLY STORY PAPERS
Tid-Rits. Saturday Night, Family story, ian
ner weekly, Golden Days, S%iftings, Arkansas
Traveller, etc.
lHKARTFS
Mmros Touscy's, Beadle's, War, Army ana
Navy, etc,
Press, Times. ledger, Record, North American
German Democrat, besides Il fan line OF Story
and Joke books, recitatiOns, dialogues games
ctr. .,,,o tbc-
Delaware h. R.R. Main Office ut w. 7. wal
ker's store, renEserove branch, at W.. King
lcr's. Paulsboro, At either place orders may lee
left. Monthly subscriptions received 90 over
e0oo newspapers ana magazines ct publishers
prices. eau on or send for p~gicelist at either
Office. Give me q call,
HAIRY A. Clarity, Agent.
T%1s%1ss "a g%I.
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1cunegTove Post once hours from $50 A. NJ.
A.r.yrs al go A. NJ. and $40 ind $50 7. NJ.
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V 4. R.

Leave psnnSgrOya fV0 Sl2 III 9H2
Sc " Sunday ~ 500
Arrive Philadelphia $40 g59 go 9.39
Lave sunday, & S.i5
Arrive Pennsgroye 959 2'tN i.4i 90
Trains leave retricGtowu lOminttes alter le9V-
Ipg0 OF before arriving ut PennsgrOye.
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WOODST0WN and SALEM,
We are offering for A pr
planting an im-Aence stock OF
all hardy valuable fruits, shades,
and ornamentals. Catalogues
giving leduced prices mailed
free to applicants. Al! are es-
pecially invited to call and eX
anime our stock before pur-
chasing.
We have in press an illus
trated circular containing like
nesses, descriptions. and terms
of the stations
Is.lAgAS, tAStiTs.s Al: sEsSas9
now making the season of 1886
at the Hedgefield stables. All
breeders should send for a cory
and call and examine this stock
before placing orders. For 9th
er particulars address
CLAIRE PETIT,
u a .d1rpSS Salem, N. j..
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DIRECTOR Y
SUBSCRIPTION T

All subscriptions outsidc Of IA Coun-
60 must be paid strictly In advance.
advertising Rates made known on Application.
COPY OF RECORD sent by request.
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Inc olliy CACCPlioh W Aiio 10
d singleline ofwomen's French
kid shoes at S4.5o made by ma
chine,
lit may be handy to keep
this list. OF course you can't
remember it, Isn't there a
place to pin it up for refercn-
ce?1
This looks like putting up
prices too; and it is, on the
lower grades Of hand-work.
You want to know how much
extra you pay for hand word.
On mems 81, on boys so to
Is cents, on women's girls
and children's about so cents.
Now all we need to say
about this extra cost is that
everybody who wears better
than common shoes is glad to
get hand-work for the money.
But we are giving just as
close attention to machine
work as ever. Iftheres a shoe
in our stock that isn't really
! good for somebody, we'll drop
| if as soon as we tind it out.
BY the Middle Market street door.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
chestnut. Thirteantn ana Market streets,
and City-hall square.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
wEDxRsDAY, July 27-n n


What iittle apparent animation there wss n today's
stock speculation derived ts beng support from the
exosutousi movements Of Central and Hudson stock
n vs due to the faot that thore was On increased
amoopt OF trading sucent to record transactions OF
1913 zee shares against 152 500 yesterday. The dealings
or 5000 shares more than yesterday and 120oo
moro tnau on saturday. Lozdon came with sivAnoe
of q Der cent for Central and Hudson and equivalent
10 lo77s here; s nrst price here advance Of b
per cent ar l07% After some little hesitation II vss
further and rapidly advanced TO 1885, and after rsao-
don 70 1851 1t closed at l081a The brokerage
firms which did the conspicuous buying wore
those who are supposed to have London osntago and
bepco the Impression. without tho aid of the assertion
chat is was so was essy created that London =
large buyer OF Central and Hudson stock" The
hrms nsured oonspicuousy ten days ago In Erie
secoud consos and then it asserted that London
vas the buysr OF those bondsj to-day London or its
supposed representatives, made large deliveries OF Eric
second conscs and while heretofore Erie seconds have
been easy loan. to-day tbere was borrowing de-
mand for them Central and Hudson In the ak months
70 Juno So since it, acquisition Of the west Shore Rail-
road earned only L97 per cent its stock and that
with full rates in force Yet asked to-day TO be-
eve that London buying at 1887 while its ausran
tecd per cents West Shore) bonds arc selling st 103
The strength Of Central and Hudson early impaired
some spirit 10 the general market although the
granger stocks opened with como dsol There may
DO closer connection bet tween the strength Of Central
and Hudson and steady sales Of the granger which
prevents their responding with advance than there
h between London orders for Central and Hudson and
she operations In IL in our market New-York and New
England naturally strong the declaration OF 3s
per cent tho oompsny's preferred stock which has
bcen more than earned Northern Pscfcs showed some
early advances but thoy closed practically unchanged
from last evening. There probably 10 not atom OF
truth In s the roports Of contest at the approaching
election for directors Right hero let us remark that
the speculative atmosphere at the present time Is
charged unusual degree with false reportsi but
they little eect except the actions Of their orig
nators The coal stocks ruled dull, but In figures sym
pathized with the general market After oil the days
labor the free advances made except In Central and
Hudson arc email and insgn cant and the majority OF
the active close nall fractions below the
ing ngures The closed irregular and unsettled
Government and Ala per cent bonds were In g0ot
demand current figures but the 81 ie cont
easier. Annexed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
TransferabIe Notices at o.45.

CocoA-ouiet Caracas, 1890; MaracaiSo. 23s2sioc;
C6oPE { RAGE sfocK-In moderate demand at generally
DRU Gs General business confined almost exclusively e
obbng lots in which satisfactory business can De np nd
s%a sse and fOrg are oStasSS At c oobins
trade passing opium at s. % Gysss ssss s o IN IN
cams and IS % in Sotics Gncsng steady 81 76ass SEN
egg pIS1R TSGj hNb qnotae change
On PTiSSeh TSh s Saf dnS 10 ns
Se. Suys AMY
lots specises instance. have secured a. an @ ad
bat ne change JUST S M a
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fss *ss., e fsI$ Is @
"saSas $ss SS$ls. 2 :, ri i i
RYE q "a. demand S%Rs s3d sr% NEAL SslG.
Quiet Yellow Western quoted Sc G0as2 75 and Brandy
lG.s isl,c higher and and
%ns s''Ts opSs s9 @rS S't AIRY "s" reg
higher opening Arm advance Of IA &c. further ad
vanced Ia Sc. then declined c and loses sey az
10. under the beat prices OF the day Sales 9OioVoo
No Hard at 8Sa.c, cost. freight and insurance. NO
Northern freight and insurance S7c; Ungradea heI
50 q ~. No. Red, 80 2d S3c No Red 80 80 e IN
elevator S6ad87s.c delivered No Red for July closing
at sec nominal for August S69s6 To- closing at ~ 2c
Octooer 81 0SsSc closing at SSisc; do for November
80c closing at 80 2c: do for December s9Sc9d &C.
closing 0c do for January. 9OAde2No closing AZ W ~
for May, p5 1d97c. closing Of Sfo .H anu DAN
LEY MALT-Dull and nOminally unchanged COMS ..S
Spot lots 2c higher but quiet closing steady WIN
and home options
prices higher opening strong At an advance OF
with the highest prices Of the day bid sales 7sOoO bush
future SO 900 bush spot including Cngrsded MiIed tod
No for July 49sd5O4c closing at 6Osc do for August
4PSsa5lc, closing blc; DO for september 6oN6oZcY
closing at 52cl do. for october 81 j2sc closing ~
62s4c OA1S-Casb lots were shade hghef IN price
but trading quiet Options we're moderately active ana
"a c higher opening at an advance Of "a & then decina @
prices Of the day Sales 2Ss000 bush, including No;
a. s6c.l do. White S7e4lo' No se1SS7c+ 90
lO7c, White State 400, No for July closing nominay
for September 33l, o closing a. 4fc do. for oo
tobcr 81 34Sc, closing at 34Sc....FEED-Qu 81 and
unchanged.
Walker private daily circular July o. 1896:
The receipts wheat bombay for week ended June l9
1855 we're against sol O29 bush week June ~
1885 and l. 80 99 bush week June 5, 1885, and 3436lO
bush week ended &C. 1885 Heavy rain falls tho
Paab followed by disastrous hOos destroyed some twenty
mes OF railroad stopping for period all rail traffic The re-
ceips at KurRchee this continue small 20
compared with ast year AT Calcutta receipts Of wheat t
terly TO be increasing somewhat
rha nd e monthly have been:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

esssin vs nssssstry vAss ths osans S SO ises Z
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sss4 sSctsS a. ns.ss,y 5ss oea.ssqs
hisaer vita y ehsr Einds are guits Ay stste
wcsfcfn, NA4e1e hcy etats Dairy hsif1rkI tahA i2U
lies weisn mhe lboleYai Western Imitation Cream
sL mslSas Western Dsiy. l0ei5a, Wesesrs YAetoy,
1oghys LIE sIhs telling z westss and ne nevsIs1.
ss sts. sNHis Eoas3aist ssd barely snss
sIkAhiNE-Dnll and more lsss nominal City quoted
nstssn ead 00isoInarraItne at TIC -
p "a : out s,1ady losonH demsnd slow ssex
swnssr .SS BSsn,s Am. CITY quoted n.
to for nnsccysdosa 1i5a ior se tsst Centrifugal and
Aatto ior nolasses Sales. l44 hhds Barbadoes t4ei
10 oaes ao and oSo hhds Cnba 1870. Rehned dun
ss sPG ssef sru:heS Ss cSsss xoss
ccTes on A shci white Extra G, sTs5tc, Extra Q, SO
BIG: = SS1T3ci Yellow. tL9tac.
TOBACCoIeeed Leaf moderately active and steady.
The sales inende 200 1889 Pennsylvania at I2e
$50 cases iss5 llc so 1884 New'
Enfand Havsna I6slsc 260 bales Havana Goc " %
l2s bsss suamatra 81 so4s go Kentucky grades quiet
much aeyiy however recently Ohio Xxx sold st 50 c
No Clothng m SIC; Spring Western Texas at I79lge;
Indiana Cnwashed at 3ic.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
STATE OF TRADE.

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New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
THE MARKETS.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BurLprNo MATERIAIS.,Tne eest Hayer,traw m brichs
60 80 e Hncst and "a b0as8 so delivered pae 9st 50
sfcat ana ss et5 rs delivered upys Is 20 afoat
Ss ds!ver Cement qaies sssiSsl e.; 10 for Ro'cn
CoFFEE-The market for Brazil grpwtns IL quiet with
prices Dot changed the basis OF 9 tor Pair Rio Ger
seady unchanged price,. aad closed tarely stes st en-
advance OF points follows January 77697.8 so Feb
rusfy 7Soa7BS; July f.56a7.65i Ansust 715S7.eQ;
September 765 October. 7ee@77oj November 71o
1f.7b; Dccenber T7007.7B. Sales 1900 baes Mid
grsdes quiet sales, $50 bags sayanillA
saes 729 bses (760 last evening Of which lSQ0 bales
eXpO he balance consumption Port
ccps today bales comparing with ie40 bales this day
lsst week and i66 bales ths day last year.
Quotauons based American standard OF
a. folowa.