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CXTY, OULLETIPI
Ee6 SitUa ?ageYor City Notices
V,ODEITIVI run MAlLS:liiChard J Behr°.
eller, Win:di tqgent eqnnedted with the United
StiateSrostal Department, who hag charge. of
,letter
_packages, &c, between this city ,. and
New York, was arrested yesterday
;ton, '1.4 . .3., on the charge of abstracting the
contents of boxes letters, &0., intrusted to his
' , ebarge..„ Coinplaints were made about the
:loss 'of articles, and detectives were set to
. • 'work. Yesterday, as the train stopped at,
lington, Schreener was caught in the At of
ppening a letter. The track for some distance
was found to be strewn\ with eirvelopes,which
had been broken open. On the person of
Sehreener was found a quantity of jewelry,
• gold leaf; money, bonds and other articles, an
btracted from paekages and letters. The pen
- t --altyfor offenee&of this description isimprison
, ment fora terai of not less than ten nor more
• than twenty years. ' • •
The prisoner is in jail at Burlington.
, NY'Vr ..111Livariv OaaaraznaloNc—Company
'"" •
!I A Frankford Fite Zonaves, an organization
• but fotir weeks ih exi.stence, has been• inns
tered into sonde° by Captain Stewart, second
regiment Philadelphia" Fire Zouaves. The
fo.llowinr, is a list Ot. officers: Wm. It. Stokes,.
Captain; John Stowman, First Lieutenant;
A.G. Swope, Second Lieutenant. The com
pany at present musters '65 effective members,
uniformed, and it is constantly receiving ap
plications for membership., Captain Stokes
intends to organize a battalion.
HousE Rommtv.—The dwelling of Wm. S.
o . li - Ellswortitstract - was - ent, e •
yesterday by prying open the cellar-door and
'mocking a panel out of the door opening into
the upper part of the house. Clothing valued
at 5125 was stolen. 'The family were absent,
looking at, the parade ofthe American
Protestant Association, at the time of
,the rob-
AIMEGED PICKPOOKET.—WiIIiam Hogan
was arrested last evening, at Nineteenth and
Chestnut streets, upon the charge of having
picked the pocket of alady. The pocket-book
stolen was - found on his person. The accused
'will have a hearing at the Central Station this
afternoon.
5rnt&.44131411t5.-r—During the past two weeks
150 uranuzzleadogs were captured in the city.
Of that number 33 were redeemed and 117
were killed. One horse and 44 goats were
found astray, and were sold according to law.
THE AVONDALE Su - FFEnEns.—The Junger
Mannerchor will give a concert at Musical
Fund. Hall next week, for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of the victims at the re
cent coal mine disaster at Avondale.
To BETtiux.—The • Northern Liberty Hose
- Company; which has been an a • visit - to
Niagara b'alls, Buffalo, Alldny, &c., will ar
rive in the city at, Walnut street wharf this
• evening at eight • o'clock. A reception has
been arranged and there will be a tine • turn
out ef liremen.
FATAL FAILItOrAD ACCIDENT.--John Bown
wa.-. rim over by a coal-train On the Reading
Railroad, at Port. Richmond, last. evening,
and was badly injured. He was conveyed to
the Episcopal Hospital, where he died this
morning.
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A PLACE FOE LADIES TO VLSIT.—LadiS in
que:-.t of the latest - novelties in the way of
dra- - t - tinandrip, , bees, etc, will .find
a milt.l3.2gran4Y-.23t display at the palatial
bazaii of Mrs. M., A_ Binder, northwest, cor
ner of Kieventli and Chestnut streets. These
ardvtle4 lame been selected bp-tths. Binder,
itkrriT ,,, her 3ate, spjotirn in Etrope, from the
most - vele/rated empindures in London and
Puns, and re irenzere the assertion that a
mere +elegEMt stock of goods was never
offixed ibisTheexquisite taste: the
propnietress nia . ;; Temple of Fashion needs
ao eulogium. ,Her - fPnie is world-wide. and
the patrOnage extended her I:ty the eite of the
city IF - an ilti3ollErovertilde proof of the high
estimati
on in which she is held. Her Fall
openiv.E takes - place on Minaday next, when
all the 'novelties of the season will be intro
duced.
Cart, - ETT's Coco_taxn,the best Ilsit-dressing
inthe_sretrld unsurpinsed for loss of ,hair,
irritation nf the scrap, and dandruff.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.
I CALEIWELL •St. CO.
JEWELERS'
902 CHESTNUT STREET
The 'Undersigned
1,1.0141:4Dniviiii111010111143* 111*i
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
ON MONDAY NEXT; SEPT. 13.
They have rebuilt, enlarged and remodeled their es
tablishment, destroyed by fire in January last, and now
present
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Nanufaetared and Imported Goods,
Superior to any uhich they have heretofore offered to
the public,
LE. CALDWELL & Ca
1124 CHESTNUT STREET.
AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH
WATCHES
CLARK & BIDDLE'S,
Special Agents in Philculelphia for
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made by E. Howard et, Co., Boston
f To w
la A. First-Class Residence la
FOR SALE.
The New Brown-Stone Dwelling, with
Coach House,
No. 1507 SPRUCE Street.
The house is 22 feet front, three-story and Mansard
roof, and three-story double back buildings, with bath
rooms on the second and third and water closets on first.
second and third floors, and every modern convenience.
The lot is 22 feet front by 240 deep to Latimer street,
on which there is a find coach boUtie and atabling for
four horses.
The house was built and finished in the moat complete
manner for the present owner, who has occupied it about
a year, and offers it for sale only on account of leaving
the city.: .
.
Furniture new and will be included, if wished.
Possesinon immediate, tJ desired.
APPLY ONLY TO
J. NORRIS ROBINSON,
At Drexel & Co.'s,
No. 34 South Third Strout
rut tf4pj
iItOPOSAL4.
OFFICE OF TON COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND.
irttEAstrit r .y pEPARTIKKEY OF PENESX.4-
EUERISBURG,ZOtIiv /860.
,
Sealed bids will be received for the redemption of ONEI
.MILLION , DOLLAIIS OF THE LOAN OF THE COW
MONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, due July Ist,
1870, until 12 o'clock M., October Ist, 1869.
Communications to be addressed to
R. W. MACKEY, Esq.,
State Treasurer, Harrisburg, Pa. '.
And endorsed "Bid for Redemption of State Loan."
F. JORDAN. Secretary of State. _
J. F. HARTRANET, Auditor General.
R. W. MAOKEY, State Treasurer.
• Conunissionen of the Sinking Fund.
D.--No newspaper publishing .the aboye !gitliout
authority will receive.pay therefor .
REAL ESTATE SALES.
piORPHANS' COURT SALE.-ESTATE
of Wilson Je deceased.=-Thomas
one, Auctioneers.--Large and valuable three-story
brick Residence, No. 420 North Sixth street, below Noble
street.—Pursuant teen Order of the Orphans! Court (or
the City and County of Philadelphia, will be sold at
public sale, on Tuesday, October 5th,1869, at 12 o'clock
noon, at the Philadelphia 'Exchange: the following de
scribed property, late of Wilson Jewell, M. 'D., deceased,
viz.:' All that three-story: brick , mesimage and lot of
ground thereunto belonging, situate on the west , side of
Sixth street, city of Philadelphia, at the • distance- of 76
feet northward from the'north-side of Willow street ;
containing in front on' Sixth street 19 feet, anti in depth
- westward of that breadth between parallel lines. 106 feet
-8-incitesltounded•riortliwa b •ound conveyed to
Isaac Burkhardtt i southward y a messuage an. o 0-.
leased to Joseph-Bloorehead and Elizabeth T., his wife,'
in right of the said : Elizabeth T. In severalty, eastward
by said Sixth street, and westward partly by ground re
leased to Matthew Walker in severalty 'and partly by
the bead of a 4 feet wide alley, laid out 'for the mutual
use and : accommodation of the lots of ground bounding
thereon. Being the same premises which Harriet Wal
ker. by indenture bearing date October 7th, A: D. 1845,
and rectirded in,Deed Book It. L. L.. No: 53, page 97; /tc.;,
grantednnd conveyed unto the said Wilson - Jewell:sl. D.,
an fee ; together With the common use,right and privilege ,
of the said 4 feet Wide alley, as a passage-way and water-
Course, at all times hereafter forever, excepting and•re
, serving; nevertheless, unto the owners, tenants and oc
cupiers of the lots of ground bordering on the said 4 feet
wide alley, the right and privilege of using - a strip of
ground in the' fiouthwesteriunost corner of the said lot
above described, of= the width of 2 feet. east and west, by
4 feet, north and south, in connection with the remainder
of the said alley, as and for an alley, passage-way and
water•course, at all times forever.
By the Conti', JOSEPH 111EGARY. Clerk 0. 0.
CHARLOTTE M. JEWELL, Executrix.
N..8.--The improvements are a modern three-story
brick residence, with two-story back building - has gas,
Lath, hot and cold _water, water-closet, range, s.c.
• THOMAS,& SONS, Auctioneers,
sell 18oc2 139 and 141 South Fourth-street. ,
REAL ESTATE—THOMAS a.; SONS'
Sale.—Yery.Mcgant Residence, and Large Lot,
o. 3903 Spruce street, west of Thirty-ninth street, 100
feet front, 175 _fed .deep to Irving street. On Tuesday.
September 25th, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, 44'111 be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that hand
some - modern - three-story messtutge and lot ot ground,
situate on the north side of Spruppetreetoyest of Thirty
ninth street, No.' 3903; - tbe•ldt. ' containing in front on
Spruce street 100 feet, and extending iu depth-175 feet to
Irving street: The honse is brick rough-cast, - with
hollow walls stripped inside; in excellent repair, and has
all the modern conveniences; has 2 parlors, with folding
doors, library, breakfast room. 2 kitchens and large ball
on the first floor, with porches front and rear; 5 commo
dious and communicating chamber• and bath room on
the second floor; 4 rooms on the third floor, and 2 rooms
in the tower; has gas throughout; bell-calls, hot and cold
water, water-closet. furnace, cooking-range, Am. The
grounds are planted with .line old shade trees, shrub
bery,..k.c. Stone wall and iron fence in front.
Terms—One-third cosh. Clear of - all incumbrance.
. Immediate possession. Slay be examined any day pre
vious tosale.
~ 1.1. THOMAS it SONS.d(uctioneers,
sell 132 h . . - =and 141 ,Sontb Fourth street.
REAL ESTATE—MO.I4AS ot, SONS'
,
Sale.-Modern three-story brick Residence, north
vela corner of - Eleventh and - 13 allace streets: On Toes
-chr., September -=ll, 1969; at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
et at at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern three-story brick messuage, with three
story back building and lot of ground, situate at the
numb - tried corner of gleventh and Wallace streets the
lei containing in front on Eleventh street .39 feet 1% ;
Inches. and e3. - tending in depth k 391 feet 43il inches on the
saurth 'fine- and on Wallace street 92 feet, and being in
- width on the west eud 32 feet .7% inches. .The house is
in excellent repair; has parlor, reception room, dining
r,Kan and two kitchens tin 'the fixstiloor ; two chandlers,
liLrary, sitting room- store roodi. bath and water closet
on second iloor.and flys. chambers on the third floor;
gee. hot and cold:water, range,two cold water,
T ell in the cellar. Ac.; garden planted with a variety
of fruit trees. grapery, .k.c. Subject to a yearly ground
rem of 8140, payable in silver.'
Terine--One-thind cash. Immediate 'possession.
May be examined any (hay previous to sale. ,
T11031A.:3 & SONS, Auctioneers,:
cell 11 25 ' -159 and 141 South Fourth street.
fP.,, • .P 14111,1.0 • CLOSE AN' ZW
tate...—Tboinaie & Sons. Anctioneers.•;Very 'Valua
ble Business Stand-=Four-story brick Hotel knOwn as
Jones's "
Exchange 1t0.Z5 Dock street, between Se
cond and Third and Chestnut and , Walnnt streets.—On
'Tuesday; Sept . 21st , atlTh'eleck, noon; *ill be sold
at public ,:sale,:at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
large and valuable four-story brick building and lot of
around situate. on the northerly , side of Dock street, be
low Third street, 1 , 4).235 ; ccinfaining in 'front on Dock
greet 24 feet, and extending ;In depth 100 feet. It is one
of the best paying hotels In the city, in complete order,
kept on the7European plan „.• the largest and bestraitau
rant zooms ; has walnut and ash floors, indicator and
many modern improvements; handsome dining rooms
and parlor ; second floor, desirable chambers, wide en
tries, gas throughout, &a. The situation is very desira
ble for betel, banking purposes, brokers' offices, being
convenient to the diflerent banks, public buildingsotc.
139" , May be examined.
M. THOMAS & • SONS, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth Street.
sell 15 18
- -REAL ESTATE:--,THOMAS_&_SONS'_
ale—Handsome Modern Three-story Brick Besi
uence No .1:031 Green street, east of Twenty-first street.
On Tuesday, Sept. 21,1809, at 12 o'clock, noon, will he
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Excbang?, all
that handsome modern - three"story brick mensuage, with
three-story back building and lot ofground, situate on
the north side of Green street, east of Twenty-first street,
No. 2031 ; containing in front on Green street Ai feet 2
inches, and extending in depth 102 feet to the middle of a •
4 feet wide alley, with the common use and privilege
thereof. It has parlor, • diningrroom and 2 kitchens on
the first door ; commodious chambers, saloon sitting
room and verandah, gas, bath, hot and cold water, fur
nace, cooking range, &c.
Terms—e7,ooo may remain on mortgage.
inunediate possession. Neys at S. W. corner of Seven
teenth and Green.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
sell 1616
fa REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS
91 Sale.—Handsome Modern four-story Brick Resi
dence, No. 2014 Arch street, west of Twentieth street.—
On Tuesday. Sept. 28th, 1869, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that handsome modern four-story brick messuage, with
three-story. back buildings and lot of ground. situate on
the north side of Arch street, west of Twentieth street.,
No. 2014 ; containing in front on Arch ' street 20 feet, and
extending in depth 1131 feet to Cuthbert street.. The
house is in excellent repair ;,has parlor, dining room and
Iwokitchenti.on,thefirstfloor.;2.e.hatobere,sitting.room,
both and verandah on second floor ; 4 rooms and bath on
third floor, and 3 rooms on fourth floor ; gas throughout
( with handsome fixtures, which are included in the sale
free of charge), hot and cold water, 2 furnaCes,eooking
range, bell calls, underground drainage, &e,
Terms—e9,ooo may remain on mortgage. '
I mmediate possession.
May be examined from 3 to 5 o'clock.
N. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South. Fourth street.
REAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SONS'
trai
15111. Sele, , —Businesa--Stand—Three-story- brick--hotel
and dwelling, No. 10 South Tenth street, below Market
street: On Tuesday,' September 28, 1869, at 12 o'clock,
noon, mill be sold at• public sale, at the . Philadelphia
Exchange, all that three - story brick hotel and dwelling,
with three-story back building and lot of ground,
- Situate on the west side of Tenth street, south of Market
street, No. 10 ; containing 'ln front on Tenth street 19
feet, and uxtending in depth 6.3ffeet to a 3 feet wide alley,
with the privilege thereof. It occupied as a ager,beer
saloon, and is a good business stand; has gas, bath,
vault in the yard for wine and coal , and well in the
cellar. The property is leased untilthe 18th of October,
Ihio-tit-10-,320-per-year,--payable-monthly-, in4dvance,
I per . Clear of all incunibrance.
Terinse4,ooo may remain on mortgage. '
M. TILONAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
5e11,18,25 139 and:l4l S. Fourth street.
5e11,18,25
igg PUBLIC/ a ,' TiALE-L•FOR ACCOUNT
Jl.F.nlof the airaell estate—Thomas & Sons, Auction
eers.—Five years' • lease on stores Nos. 14 and
IS North. Delaware avenue, and piers Nos. 1 and
Delaware river. On Tuesday,. September 28, WO, at
12 o'clock. noon, will bo sold at public sale,at the
Philadelphia -Exchange, the.. following dscribed
properties, viz.: No. I.—All that five years' lease,.com
menden &totter 1 . ,1869 on store No. 14 North Delaware
14
avenue, and pier o. 1, on the river Delaware.
rgi" - . Dee plan. Immediate possession. :-
No. 2.—A1l that live years' lease, commencing Octolter
1. 1e65, on store No. 16 North Delaware avenue, and pier
No. 2. on the river Delaware.
04 . heepfon. Immediate possession -
By order of S. S. IiAVEN. Agent,
6 . 0 liff2s —211 ;
fr ( oe.t3ll . d I)4lllSoutauouncrlfisgt.
.lEREAL ESTATE—THOMAS & SONS'
Sttle.—Modern Three-story JR k Residence, No.
1917 Spring Canton street. On T nes ay:September 21st,
1809, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be solid at public tale, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot of ground, with
the three-story' brick residence; with three-story; double
back bnildings,thereon erected, situate on the north lido
of Spring Garden street, 233 feet 10 inches eastward from
Twentiet street ; containing in front on Spring_Garilen
:Street 18 feet, and extending In depth 90 feet to Blonterey,
'street. The house has the modern conveniences ; gas,
bath, hot and cold water, water-closet, stationary wash.
Wands, white marble vestibule, two kitchens, ,t:c.
Oa" Clear of all iiicumbrance.
!reruns-44400 may remain on mortgage.
Immediate possession. Kcya at NQ. IGO7 Spring Gar
den street
M. THOMAS do SONS, Auctioneers.
139 and 191 South Fourth street
PEREMP TOR R SALE—FO AC.
. count - ef - whom - it - mar ooncern—Thomas & Soni
Au(t ioneere—W reeked Barge, known an the ltenlnudn
U. Phillips." On Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1869, at 12 o'clock,
liomi, will be cold at public sale, without' reserve, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that wrecked barge, known
ON the "BetiJnitiiii 1). Phillips," as she flow lies on the
fate. partly filled with wider, opposite Vine street, river
Schuylkill, West Philadelphia ; starboard side broken
out, Deck and stern broken, mast broken oil, but nesting
on the
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H . STEEL & N
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,
THEIR STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
SILKS, •
POPLINS,
FINE DRESS GOODS.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS
Nos. 13 ansl
___ 715 North Tenth: Street:,
sell 2t
NEW ,CARPETINGS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET.
FALL.I NI rp c• - Et rr A. rr lONS .
FRENCH MOQUETTE p CARPETS,
Designed by the best Artists in Paris, for sale only by us,. and at less prices than
New and elegant original designs in J. Crossley's & Sons'
with borders to match, exclusive patte
Novelties in ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS in the Louis XVI.; Marie Antoinette, Per
___...sia,n,Alkambra,.llltunivated,,,and other, styles, in entirely new . andisoilginal_drawingq.__
ENGLISH BRUSSELS FOR HALL AND STAIRS,
1,000 PIECES NEW TAPESTRIES.
t Opened 1 000 pieces of all the New y • ; ; • ; • : ; : ;
ivion - EitA.rry. PRICES.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO . 904- - CHESTNUT STREET,
an3o m w H )1111
HOARDING.
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riIAV 0 COMMUNIcATI N(4 SEC OND
_L Stury'Varlors, No. 133.Stntth Eleventh KU cot. above
- Walnut MECO . Hell ot*
-
QARDIN G. THRILE DES I 11,A BLE
:JJ . rooms to rent, lyith board at
a .11-3 tr t 4939 Pfiefett.l I 41 iliPt •
U ON.
WEST. WHESTNUT SRTEET INSTl
tuto.—Miost. T. 11111/WN . will oven a selioel
for young- ladies, at No. 4035 Chestnut Street, on ,T rfl
'DM( Sept. 21.- Cireidare may-be-procured at-the school
'on and atter Wednesdey the lath, sell-18V
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OR DA L E— SE
CHEN HORSE
16% hi, Beyen yearx old,' blood bay.
NMshown some speed. Perreetly sound. Apply at M 3
ifirlt et atreat.. • sela 2t•rit's
1141&1171CINWISTITITINDELITILT
HMlMider g g h. nr i t altU t TBVit:k strPot.
ever before offered.
6-4 VELVETS.
ENGLISH. BRUSSELS.
ALSO,
widths, with, borders to match.
PHILADELPI I IIA.
PERSONAL
FOB. THE LA )IE6.
TUE "COSMEI UWE A LA. POMPADOUR,"
for beautifying and preserving the complexion, and giv
ing it the freshness and brilliancy of youth; it is with
out a rival. is .petfectly free ••from any "deleterious!
minerals mid dimgs, and its efficacy is wonderful for
rendering the shin soft, pure:and beautiful. ;It is the
true seeretof beauty, nud ell lndics should use
For sale by all dealera.
• E. MIOHALSKI & CO.,
sea r No. 210 South El lith street.
TO RENT.
STABLE TO. IREN T—ON MARK'S
litialane, west of Eleventh street, above Arch. Seven
stalls; ample carriage room, water and gas. Well adapted
for a club t•tuble. • IVM. 11. BACON,
sell! Stip* • • , ; 317 Walnut street.
TO ROE . SECOND-STORY
front room, of. (1. ,1,1% ry Store, No 6!r2. Market
ott . ..et. ; • sc Mrp`'
elvets for Parlors,
STRAW - OEIMB 2 THIE.R49
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SILLS
SILKK
SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
'BLAoi(i;::"•:,Siti('S
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ONE CASE POULT DE SOIE AT s2'` Oo
Maroon,
Mode,
Pearl,
ONE CASE POULT DE SOLE AT $2 50
ONE CASE VERY WIDE "AT S 3 00
BLACK ISILUTS, tin .I§V7i-
13t..A.netc. se PO.
73L.A►.CK. 51X.,411:04,, very Cheap, 02
SLACK SII-104.4-$2
131,4.A.401K. SILKS, Oa 00.
STRIPED AMERICAN SILKlif,
ONE CASE VELOUR POPLINS
ONK_ CASE VELOUR POPLINS
ONE CASE VERY RICH LYONS SILK POPLINS.
ALL WOOL- P
Plaids, me.
All-Wool Plaids, 75..
All-VVool Plaids, $7.
Rich Diagonal Plaids, , 01 00.
Blue and Citireen
Black Poplins:4 *374 $1 00 4 osl. am.
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After months ; of preparation our Dress Goods stock is now complete., and
our patrons have the Opportunity 'to select their Dress fabrics from an un
surpassed assOrtment, the prices now, as heretofore,' being always ot,tpe
bottom of; the market.
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL EMPORIUM
CORNER EIORTIE All4O NIALRKET • STREETS,'
: • ...."I"ir. . '.14.1;,.•;::!'
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Embracing the New Shades in
Cherry,
In all the New Shades.
Same Goods sold.,rscsatly at $3 50.
TWENTY-FIVE PIECES
A New Article, very desirable.
In Entirely New Shades, $2 Oa
Entirely New
,Shades,
n~:'' .—.
:pgEss : .joooP&
SILKS.
FANCY SILKS,
FANCY SILKS.
I[4avender o
Ptak,
LAID= POPLINS.
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stLxs,
SI~~S.
13lue o
G.reeitt l ,