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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

North C0p0Iluo omo ns"es
Under the heading, "Our Idea Express-
ed by Others" the Charlotte observer
reuroduces the following paragraph from
the Dispatch:
I'VE have never demanded 2 eolnass
ratio of l6 TO !, but have always desireo
a. 49,. the question OF the ratio be-
swasn the white and the yellow metals
"a he determined by the international
bimetallic conference. AZ we saih the
other day. the coinage ratio II most
importan; question. involving as u Goes
almost every feature OF bimetah"s"
More: We have never pretended 70 pc
I,eve that this country could MAINTAIN
a s,,ver currency or the coinage OF ST.
Yer at n ratio OF 16 to !, without the CO.
oneratlon of, say. England and Germany.
France. Austria, Italy. Spain, ano o'her
countries ought 10 join In the movement
We know. or certainly suppo"',
that contrary TO our own views i"I
majority OF the Democrats OF virginia are
in favor OF the free coinage OF siiVer a. a
ratio OF l6 to 1. and without internauohai
co-oneration. We See however, no rea-
son FOR denouncing them and speaking o.
them as simpletons because they 90 ho'
concur in our opinions.
The observer INV"
lows:
"These are our positions exactly. ana
while our situation In the party IL Nor.n
Carolina is just that OF the pispatch IA
Virginia. and while we see no reason ~.
denotncing those who 90 no' ti'iIn w. ~
us, and have never done 80. we nla' -
o., ond s.v that we have no fancy Tor
he,ro denounced by them. III we were
going 20 be dishonest about this business
we should be dishonest on the popular
aldo NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

q great institution o saver Of hfe ana
property, promoter OF health and COM
fort. II. by any affective dIspcnsation OF
Providence, tho people were compelled
to part either with the jokers or the pro.
phets; II the question. Which shall goT
were submitted to q popular vote. we
make no doubt that the prophets would
stay"
But the bureau n frequently charged
with error when II n absolutely correct.
For instance. when showers are pre-
dicted for this region and the residents
Of Washington see no rain they are apt
to remark on the mistake OF the bn-
reau; but the chances are ten to one
that, while dryness continues here. rain
falls In our immediate vicinity
The same il the experience Of those
persons in Richmond who keep them
selves posted on this subject. Generally
fair" does not mean fair everywhere.
any more than fair weather means clear.
We quote the Post again:
But the bureaus mistakes do little. II
any. injury. while Its many reliable pre-
dictions OF storms. gales sudden changes
OF temperature, etc. are great ana pc
nefcent triumphs OF practical science. In
the case OF the tropical storms OF last
October Inc vessels, valued at Ng.Vo,Wv.
with cargoes worth at least as much more.
were saved from going to sea by the
warning Of the Weather Bureau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
The Supreme Court Decision.

The thousand and one rumors which
are In circulation as to how the Supreme
Court viii decide the income-tax cases
are evidences OF the public interest in
the subject. but. OF course. can't all be
true. Here Is one as to Judge Jackson
from the Baltimore Sun:
Next Monday the final decision will be
handed down, but not with the full
court present. as Mr.. Justice jackson
has determined to leave the city at once
for his home. in Tennessee. and will per-
NIT come of the other justices of the ma
1ority to hand down the opinion. While
at home he will lelsurely prepare his de-
cision and place II ON file ON his return
10 Washington. next autumn, on the re-
assembling OF the court for its winter
session This morning the Junior Jus
tice called at the White House to pay
his respects TO the President, and inform
him Of his opinion regarding the income
tar law
We do not believe for one moment the
statement that Mr.. Justice jackson called
upon the President TO inform him OF his
opinion regarding the income-tax. Why,
the court always tries TO keep Its opin-
ions and decisions from every eye
until after they are read by that tribunal
itself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
WEDNESDAY,. ...... MAY Is, 1895.
The Income Tax.

Assuming-what is the fact-that nobody
really knows how the Supreme Court OF
the United States will decide the income
tax cases next Monday. we may say on
the general subject that "a question u
never settled until 1t is settled arisht
and the opponents OF the income-taN
might as well as not make up their minds
that the agitators will not rest content
10 allow any law or constitutional provis-
ions TO remain In the statute-book whicn
denies 10 the United States Government
the right to levy an incone-tax. Such
a tax Is levied In Great Britain ana o,her
countries OF Europe. but nobody In any OF
those countries. so far as we KNOW "e-
MES the power of the National Goverh-
rent TO lay such a tax. Some OF these
countries levy a heavy income-tax, anu
,ne much more searching than ours IN
that they require that tax TO cover al
most all incomes.
IL may be set down as certain that II
nc Supreme Court decides against the IN
-ome-tax the friends of that tax VIII or
,1nze 10 insert In the Federal Constltu-
ion nm amendment under the operation
" which incomes may be taxed. 1t VIII
-equire good deal OF time to accom-
olish this object; but II can be done
The Providence Journal says 1t Is hitting
while yet the Supreme Court OF the
United States is preparing to lay down
the fundamental Law in regard 10 income
taxation. that the whole question OF reve-
nue. and taxation for the support OF the
government should receive due discussion.
The last Congress resorted TO the income
tax because the government needed for
It's support more money than it was likely
to receive under the revenue-laws as
these existed after they were amended
by that Congress. The question. there
fore. is. what can be substituted for the
lncome-tax? Is there any other tax which
the people will submit TO more willingly?
II death Is 10 be the fate of that tax,
new issue will be imported into the
presidential campaign, and the Republican
national platform. as well as the Demo-
cratic national platform. will contain
plank declaring for a graduated income
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
The Weather Hureau,

We think that the persons who pay
most attention to the Weather Bureau
and watch II most strictly are those who
have the highest opinion Of Its value. 1t
10 true that the forecasts do not always
turn out to be correct. But after ell II
said on this point that can be said, the
fact remains that 20 large q percentage
Of the forecasts come true that nobody
who keeps up with the operations Of the
bureau can entertain . doubt AZ TO its
worth and efficiency. If there were no
thiag more gained than the satis-
faction Of learning the truth from all
parts OF the country when late frosts
fall here. there. and everywhere. the cost
Of the bureau would b fully paid. The
Warrington Post says It's cost u less
than 10000 year
BY the way. the Post Of yesterday has
good article on the subject We are
speaking OF. We quote from II ~ fol-
lows:
s.rhs muoh-dsridsd westh.v.srachet 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

os.,nch.wide White Lace Tucking. a
hundred and one ways for which u
can be used for yokes and unasTwpndu,'
n COO. quality, FOR &c. THt, fAnD.
Genuine Scotch Embroidered Ginghams.
geometr.cal figures, al wo s,, f ama
with White. Blue win Biue al,u
White, Corn with Blue. Green o.
pink. Lavender with White. ~ i-Ic'
quality, FOR lie. THE YARD.
Velvet Dress-Ribbons.
Variety here that keeps pace
with the Wash Dress Goods as.
sortment. Buy both here, and
the saving of one will pay the
cost of the other.
The narrow kind 10 yards TO the piece.
2,c. quality. FOR Sc. THE PIESE.
s-S-inch-wlde, a soc. quality. FOR 25c.
s-i-inch-wide. 75c quality. FOR soc.
THE PIECE.
i-l-inch- wide. the 81 quality. FOR SIC.
THE PIECE.
Gloria SILK Umbrellas
for the ladies. They'll quickly
recognize their full two-dollar
quality. These prices ought to
make several hundred umbrella
advertisements for us. More,
who knows!
They are warranted Pure-Sllk Warp;
Fast Black hollow steel ribs, steer
tips. with celluloid curved rings
handles. FOR 81.
Floor rrI2gets.
3-yard-sqpare japanese. heavy gualiy'
Oriental designs. ought 10 De >iV'
They get their last push at ".
Trunks, Lace Curtains, Oil
Cloths, G arpets, Mattings, Shoes
Books, Baby Carriages, Wash
Goods, Soaps, Perfumes. Toilet
Articles. Stationery, Fans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The City Council Of Baltimore has pass
ed an ordinance to submit to vote Oh
the citizens an ordinance for the issue OF
a loan for $4,000 for the Baltimore Ex-
position. The payment of the money Is
made conditional upon its use for per-
manent improvements in Clifton PARK
and that private subscriptions to the ex-
position to the amount OF s5Oc,coo be OBJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

"Push ahead and GRO w
GREATER THAN YESTERDAY "
IS the aim of every object connect
ed with this business. Yesterday
the starting point. today the i'm
provement-a constant flow OF bet
terment.
The onward strides OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Is Your
Blood Pure

II it is, you will be strong, vigor.
Gus, full Of life and ambition; you
will have a good appetite and good
digestion; your sleep will be sound
and refreshing; your nerves will be
strong; you will have little need to
fear disease in any form.
But how few can say that their
blood Is pure! How many people
are suffering daily from the conse-
quences Of impure blood, scrofula, salt
rheum, rheumatism, catarrh, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, headache, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
hat
Tired Feeling

Hoods Sarsaparilla puri6es, vitalizes
and enriches the blood. Therefore,
it is tho medicine for you.
1t will give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
twill overcome that tired feeling,
create an appetite, give refreshing
sleep and make you strong.
Is not this just what you want?
Then take Hoods Ssrsaparilla. It
is the best building up medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
ABOUT REFRlGERATORS.

<l.OJ Sl.f5 s.yD vi SZ3D
ABOUT REFRlGERATORS.
There is more humbug In Refri-
gerators than in almost anything
else. What kind have you /? Is it
one of those ice-wasting affairs |?
Many RefrigeratorS don't refrige.
rate. They are not built that way.
We keep the Quincy. with the pat
ent removable galvanized compart-
ment. BY the use of the remova-
BILE ice compartment we are able to
challenge comparison as to cleanli.
ness with any refrigerator made.
By its use we overcome the neces-
sity of permitting any of the vapors
arising from the provision chamber
to enter the inner walls or pass
through end flues, depositing un-
wholesome gases and food parti-
Giles in accessible places that can.
not be got at and cleaned, as is trl e
to all of the old.style refrigerators.
In the Quincy "Patent Reffige-
rator the air from the provision
chamber rises, passes directly
against and through holes in the
four side walls of the ice compart-
ment. BY the use of the remova.
Bile ice compartment we get the
most perfect interior construction.
The ice compartment can be lifted
out when necessary, and it andthe
refrigerator made as sweet and
clean as milk-pan.
During this sale Family.size
81 Ice Chest for S3.95.
ROCKER SALE.
WE WILL PLACE on SALE TO-DAY
LADIES PORCH-ROCKERS AT ssc.
Coo. per dozen Wine Glasses for
&c. each.
ON SALE II 30 TO 1870:
1ej dozen Clear Crystal Wine Glasses.
Fifth-avenue shape. worth regularly
Coo. dozen, for lie. each. . Il dozen
to customer)
OlL-STOVES.
Our Star Double On-Stoves. 4 burners.
bes, made worth regularly s., just for
I-Burner Oil-Stoves, iron tank. soc.
3-Fold Oak Screens. frames 90 inches
tall q good value for $2-S5c. to-day
only.
Best White American China ea-Cups
and Saucers. usually N.25 a Dozen
set Of six for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Weather prediction. To-day will probably be fair.
Our New York Purchases

from the recent receivers sale have all arrived hey
everything that goes make up great store IKE tn's
started with apot paint paint tine req
goods at and selling them to you o the
If the routine of our business we re on
constant for just these kind of cash money
maize 40 easy for you at their cost price
Won have the time and the curiosity come and look THESE
Lots of knowledge and clear saving OF dollars you ouy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15


1t is probable that there will be con-
tinuous. II not a growing. art move
ment' In Philadelphia. The people of
the southern part of the city have a
grievance. 1t Is that they only see the
back OF the bronze statue of William
Penn, which surmounts the City Hail..
An ingenious mechanical engineer now
proposes TO rectfy this discrimination
and restore harmony in the city Of
brotherly love. He has devised a sys-
TEN OF cog-wheels. electrical machinery,
etc. by which the statue could be made
to revolve on its pedestal once In every
twenty-four hours, and the Common
Council has been requested to put the
system into execution. 1t is not stated
whether or not It is designed to rent out
advertising space on the old man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The Senate OF Tennessee has passed
a bill providing that voter once regis
tered shall be registered for life. unless
he changes his residence. But In the
event of his death his name will be
struck from the lists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

1t is now alleged, In contradiction of
Henry Watterson. that Mr.. Stephens
makes no mention In his book that
President Lincoln offered at the Hamp-
ton-Roads conference 10 pay the south
ern people for their slaves; II they would
return to the Union; also. that the Hon.
Jefferson Davis assured Colonel Mcclure
that he had never heard Of it. Neverthe-
less. Mr.. Watterson has the testimony
OF several perfectly -unimpeachable wit
nesses that they were informed of Mr.
Lincoln's offer by Mr.. Stephens himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Some Japanese wag has telegraphed
from Toxic that "Japan's recent achieve,
ments have led her to turn her attention
TO obtaining a treaty with Nicaragua by
which she would get marked privileges
In the Nicaragua canal" And. to make
the matter all the moro humorous. save
raj Of the Washington correspondents
have taken the telegram seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

General Underwood. an ex-officer OF
the Union army has issued an address
assuring the public that there will be no
Confederate flags used in the ceremonies
Of unwilling the Confederate monument
in that city on the soth instant; also.
that all of the speeches will be
in patriotic strain. He says that two
thirds Of the cost of the monument was
contributed by citizens Of Chicago. and
that the Secretary Of War gave permis-
sion for the monument to be erected in
lakewood Cemetery. where 5000 Confede-
rates who died in military prisons. are
buried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The Royal Natural History IL the
title OF new fortnightly. the publication
of which has just been commenced by
Frederick Warner q Co. New York. The
editor Is Richard Lydeker. B. A., +.
X. s.. r. z. s. II the first No. may
be accepted a. an earnest of future
Issues. the publication cannot fail to
prove Of great value to students Of ma
turai history. Each No. will contain
two colored plates and many other
fine engraving2 The colored plates In
the No. before Us are works OF art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Wash Dress Goods.
This cool weather won't last
long. You'll soon feel the neces-
sity of Warm Weather Wash
Dress Goods. If your thoughts
run that way you'll be interested
in this assortment. You would
hardly hope to buy them ascheap
in Superintendent yet summer
has barely shown her face.
White Dotted Swisses. with colored
stripes. the most striking soc.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, fel,ow; Llg Ign,
Blue, and Pink stripes-FoR DC THE
The Real Galatea Cloth. the stronges,
and best material for boys and girls
wear and ladies' outing salts.
and Blue, Navy and White, and Black
and White, lie. quality, FOR &c.
THE YARD.
Jaconet Organdle It's won quick favor
patterns Of Light Blue, Pink. White.
TaDs, Navy. Black, Pink. Corn-Col-
ored Grounds, with assortment OF
figures. IL i-2c. quality FOR SC. THE
YARD.
Genuine Scotch Glnghams. dainty con-
ceits of Grays, Blues, and Pink, with
White and Black WOVEN designs.
the S3c. quality, FOR Il lie. THE
YARD.
White Wide-Ribbed p. X, with Black
and Navy WOVEN stripes. Not the
ordinarily printed p. K. bnt a full
&c. quality FOR II l-2c. THE YARD.
Butter-Colored Embroidered s;wisses in
patterns suitable for dresses. vesti-
bule, or bedroom curtains, A 25c.
QUALITY, FOR l0c. THE YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The exports Of cotton In the month
Of May last were sss.7a.i@ pounds. worth
SiGosAiss. against iS1sea.t7s pounds. worth
Nl0s.sss. In April. lssk England took
iu7S.2se pounds. against 7a7laa3o pounds
IN the same, period last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Is dozen Cotton Huck Towels, "a by a
inches, at &c.
Turkish Bath Towels, extra heavy, 20 by
42 inches. at SC.
Heavy Cotton Crash at SIC
Table Oil-Cloth. the very best full Ia
yards wide, l2lsc
Shelf Oil-Cloth. &c. a yard.
20 dozen White Aprons at 10. l2is. 10. 25
and soc.
Is different styles Japanese Fans at l. s,
8. 8. 10. l2is, "A. 10, 20 %. and 42c.
" dozen Misses Full Regular-Made Dou-
ble-Heel and Toes Tan Ribbed Hose.
manufactured to sell for sc, at l0c.
Boys Cotton Pants, we'll made i9c.
Boys Good Cashmere Pants, z5c.
Boys Corduroy Pants, SOC.
Mems Gauze Vests excellent quality, Is
10. %. 1i1, and 45c.
Mems Jeans Drawers. II. 20. e. Is. IS. s7a
Mems Superior Quality Working Shirts,
nice styles. would be q bargain at 50c.,
only 25c.
Boys Shirts. l2,s. q, and 25c.
All makes Of the most popular brands OF
Corsets at reduced prices-ls. Is. %. 10.
4Sc., TO x.25.
Whalebones, SC.
Patent Hooks and Eyes, Sc.
Bone Casing, &C.; Spool Cotton. 1c.
Velvet Bindings, &C.; Book Muslin, SIC.
Embroidery SILK 25c. a dozen hanks.
bargains In Umbrellas.
Mems Suspenders at Z. 10, l2h, Is, 20, and
Sc.-just half price.
THE BON MARcHE.
my l5-W&Fft t6 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
The Miners and the Oystermen.

There are mining troubles along the line
that separates Virginia and west VIZ
ginia, and Governor O'Ferrall asked Gov
ernor MacCorkle to permit him to send
his troops into West Virginia to do regu-
lar police duty there and TO protect the
peace.-The Baltimore American.
Nonsense. Governor MacCorkle pro-
posed TO Governor O'Ferrall that the two
should act in unison In suppressing vio-
Ience. Then O'Ferrall suggested that
should occasion arise. the troops Of either
State should be allowed to cross the bouh-
Diary line for distance Of two miles ana
for period of three days. That was the
regular police" duty that OFerrall pro-
posed-an arrangement meant to meet
great and sudden emergency and to save
life and property
The American has never had any great
fondness for O'Ferrall IL used to ridi-
cule him nightly about his oyster heet
and the war that he waged upon the oys-
ter pirates Of the Chesapeake; but now, Tor
the first time almost In the history or
Virginia, the waters Of this Common
wealth are free from piratlcal craft. In
be permitted to violate the Virginia laws
and carry off Virginia property. At last
we have peace on the Chesapeake. The
past season was exceptional In this re-
spect.
III Governor O'Ferrall shall succeed in
his purposes at Pocahontas as well as he
has succeeded In the oyster country he
can afford to ignore the jeers OF the
American and others who would repre-
sent him as a wild and reckless man.
OFerrall means that the laws of this
Commonwealth shall be respected and en-
forced. He has no patience with triflers
or out-and-out law-breakers. His views
are well known. There has not been a
lynchlng in Virginia since he became
Governor. There was no temporiZing with
Coxey's army. The oyster pirates have
found other means OF livelihood, and the
Governor means business" at Pocahon-
tas. At the same time II is a well-known
fact that he is one of the kindest-hearted
OF men; he Is stern only with those who
attempt evasions Of or resistance to the
law.
1t is useless for the American to attempt
TO put OFerrall in an absurd attitude be-
cause Of his proposition TO MacCorkle.
1t was MacCorkle who originated the Idea
that the two Governors should act in uni
son. and the proposition O'Ferral made
MacCorkle was for plan for the mutual
advantage of the law officers of the two
States. But it happens that the strike
question enters more largely into politics
in West Virginia than In Virginia. and it
also happens that at present the West
Virginia miners are bent on keeping peace
at home and making trouble In this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

CARRIAGES. sUGGIEs. WAGONS, 80.
FOR SALE A No. LIGHT sEcoNp.
HAND VICTORIA. In splendid eom
s'i a. So! .:as;S S B x:
ss s. ',sssAws!H = i s :ssss Nis.s Street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The great social event of this week in
New York will be the appearance of a
number of prominent ladies IN living
pictures for the benefit of a local charity.
At recent rehearsal Miss Beatrice Nor
gan posed as Trilby; Mrs. Frances Hege-
man Sutton, as Carmen: Miss Blanche
Horton, as a French maiden: Miss Louise
NJ. Shepard. granddaughter Of the late
w. II. Vanderbilt. in Gainsborough
portrait. "Pierrot and Pierrette". Nine.
Bettini, wife Of Lieutenant Bettini, as a
modern belle; Miss Estele Arnold. as a
portrait Of "Rubens' Wife,; Miss Helen
Hicks, as Spanish tsmbourine girl; Miss
Harriet Tiedeman, as Joan OF Arc, and
Miss Blanche Williams as Queen Louise.
The performance will take place at the
Fifth-Avenue Theatre. Miss Winnie Da-
Wis will not pose. although she is inter-
ested in the success of the performance.
The reason she gives is promise to her
father that she would never appear upon
public stage anywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Wanted situations t2s words or lesD. %
Above rates are for everyday" or ad-
vvrtisemsnts running consecutively.
Reading notices in reading-matter type.
I'VE lines or iess. 81: in nonpariel loaded.
isc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

have been made by hard work,
prudent foretnought, and mastery
MISUNDERSTANDING great guam
titles and turning them over on a
marginal profit that would prove
ruinous to a business not based on
most economical principles.
A SURPRISE FOR TO-DAY.
When the dial of the clock shall
point to o:45 there will be on sale IN
the ncighborhood of 7 VEL V Z
THOUSAND yards Muhlhause VI
CANDIES, in neat designs for Shirt
Waists, Wrappers, Dresses, etc..
solid colors, with spots, sprlgs, and
stripes, in Black. Pink. Light Blue,
Green, Lilac, and Rose. SC. a
yard will be the price-two pat
terms to any of our customers.
Wholesale dealers are to be ex-
cIuded on this occasion.
Where else can you find WIFI e
GOODS at these prices, and only
the sorts most reliable
French welts and Piques in newest de-
signs, is 2-Sc., worth usually DC.
French Organdies, yards wide. &c.
yard; 5sc. quality, for 39c.
Handmade Dotted Swiss at 16 2-3c.
Colored Spotted Swiss at 2oc.
Swiss Lawn, 45 inches wide, &c. quality,
for 19c.
Sheer India Linen, Zoe. quality, for
SIC.
Imported Scotch Dimity at II 1-2c.; &c.
quality for 19c.
English Long Cloths for &C. yard.
25c. Irish Linen for lie. yard.