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Terre Hantb Tweed la wliat they call bim now.—[Gazette. It's a girl tbls time. Oliver Bartlett is the happy father.
R. S. Tennant has been confined to his room lor several days by serious illness.
Col. Thompson now walks to and from his home, four miles out, each day. Epizootic.
Ira Grover. jr., for the second time Is the happy father oi girl twin babies, born on Wednesday.
The Indianapolis Journal mentions a report that Hon. Bayless Hanna proposes to remove to St. Louis.
Warren Hussey, of Salt Lake City, married recently. He is BOW travel" ing on his wedding tour.—[Expresss,
J. G. Campbell and wife of Clinton, and W. B. Sheriff of Paris, were among the audience at the Opera House last night.
Mrs. Ida Francis Fox Leggett- will deliver her eulogy on the lamented Horace Greeley, at Dowlin* Hall this evening.
Minister kelson i» againTn the' ill to bid us a final adieu, before returning to his post in Mexico. Don't forget that lecture, Colonel.
The young gentleman on Seventeenth street who sings with such feeling "I would not live always," has his mother-in-law living in his house.
Mr. Septer Patrick, a one-armed veteran soldier, is now an assistant in the office of Auditor Royse. He is a very competent and obliging official.—[Journal.
Sidney Anderson emptied a pan of boiling gravy on bis wife's head, Tuesday last, because she hadn't bis dinner .ready. She will have it ready in future. ,',4 V* -4. 4*-
A gentleman iu this city has ascertftined on application, that African '^Stanley will give one lecture in this clty for the modest sum of six hundred ^dollars.
It is said that a select committee waited upon Gen. Hunter Wednesday evening and rocommended a Postmaster for the second Grant administration.—[Journal.
Fellenzer and Robblns, the incoming County Commissioners have pledged themselves not to erect a court house without tho consent ol a majority of the voters of the county.
Mra. C. H.Allen, was on Tuesday evening, elected Corresponding Secretary of the Woman's Sullrage Association, to whom all communications should be addressed.
Harry Ryce in a carriage drawn by a oonple of big oxen, larger than the vehlole, started out from Wolfe A McClung's stable last night to draw ladles to the Opora House.
Moore Jewett, who has been Ylsltlng his parents for a couplo of weeks past, will start to Kansas on Monday, snd thenoe prooeed to Texas, where he proposes to permanently locate.
The ladles of the Presbyterian festival offered an oasy chair to the minister who received the most votes. The result was Rev. James Hill 277 Rev. E. F. Howe 149 Rev. B. Condlt 10.
A note from Edwin Adams business manager, informs us that this distinguished tragedian will appear at the Opera House, on the evening of February 10th, In his great role of Enoch Ai deu.
Mr. Williams, who comes to this city from Memphis to lay the water pipes, was formerly a Terre Haute boy, son of Dr. Williams, the hoineopatbist. He proposes to ma|ce this his future place of residence. 'r
Ed. B. Allen Is a very popular Railroad man, but the result of the vote at the Presbyterian Festival showed A. E. Robblns, Master of Transportation on the Vandal la, to be more so^ by a vote of 616 to 568.
There is a lady In the southern part ol the dky who stabs herself every minute or so with pins to keep her eyes open while oae of her numerous beaux delivers hla customary evening observations on the weather.
Carlotta Pattl sang with Gottschalk in this city, eight or ten years ago, at whioh time the audience ssssmbled in the haaemeat of the Fourth street school house, where the artists on the platform wen In Imminent danger ef bumping their heads against the low celling. What change to the aadisocs room of last evening.
Thos. B. Snapp's bond tor the talthful performance of hia contract In the srootlon of the Coart Howe is on file in the And!tor's office, In tho Mm of fifty thousand dollars, with Patrick Sfcaaon, Jaa. B. Edmuada, W. H. Sago, Was. R. Hunter, A. O. Austin, Moore A Haggerty, John E. Wilkinson and B. F. Havens as sureties.
Travelling pack peddlers an often great knavea, and people are Iboltah to trade with them. A fellow perambulated this city the prcosnt week, offering goods cheap, under the pretense that they were smuggled. To a lady, who Is so moulded that she does not ears to hare her name In print, he sold a piece otlade tor a dollar, warranting It to bo thread lace. Giving him a ton dollar bill, she received back nine dollars, which abe placed on a shelf. He then asked tor a drink of water, and while jthe was gone tor it he pocketed the money. On taking her laos to a dealer, she was told that It was dear at fifteen seats. The beat way la tor people to boy of their homo merchants.
Secosp £Ltff» Piaxoi at 8hld«1 IS Mala et/aot, np Mala,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
YotJ have more aesthetic culture in Store-Haute," such were the words of iff
Iadian«polls
gentleman in reference
to the love for flowers and the beautiful in art generally. If he was correct there should be a gravitation to J. A. Foote's seed store. No. 65 Main street, for
nowhere
can there be
found
so many
articles pleasing to .the eye as there, as witness the hundreds of hyacinths, tu lips, crocus, Ac., growing in glasses and pots. The great variety of baskets and stands, the handsome pots and vases, the pretty gold fish, and the new style cages. It will repay a walk of two or three squares farther to look at them
Sugars and Teas, Crackers and Cheese, Honey from Bees. And things like these.
Go fill up your larders, ad lib or ad arbitrum. Tis easy to do it, just go there and buy'em. Where? Why to Turner A Shillito's, of course. They can fill your order for anything, if it's iirtown, even if they have to send out for it. It's seldom that they have to send out,
"OH my!" exclaimed a beautiful young lady in our bearing the other day, pointing to a decidedly handsome young fellow who was passing "ain't he handsome It wasn't particularly bis good looks, that provoked the re mark. It was his neat and tidy appear ance, arrayed in a suit of neat-fitting olotbes, from Kuppenheimer A Bro's ready-made clothing emporium, where can be found a fine stock of clothing and gents' furnishing goods at the usual low prices. "f'\
FOR eight years, O. Bartlett
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have been trying to help the city of Terre-Haute by laboring to build up a jobbing Book and Stationery? trade in ber, and now there are men who claim to be citizens of the same place follow ing in their track and telling their cus tomers that Terre Haute is no point at which to buy School Books, when they know that these same customers can buy as cheap in Terre-Haute as any where In the world.—[Our Advocate.
THE holidays are coming on and what nicer surprise could you give your wife, who takes so much pride in keeping the house neat and cosy, than by having Moore A Haggerty set up for you one of those elegant marbleized mantels and grates While on this subject we will add that few people now-a-days think of going to any other than Moore A Haggerty for tin, copper or sheet iron work
THERE is a shoemaker in town who wants a boot tree planted on his grave when he pegs out, to show them that awl is over. This we find in an exchange, and we only use it as an introduction to a statement that at No. 10 South street, thejr continue to sail RnnU »nd Shoes at those marvelously low prices which have established an immense trade with people who find it necessary to economise.
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Mary had a little lamb, 8be anked a man to aboot It, And when he went to kill that lamb,
It bad tbe epizootic. To change the subject, we will remind the reader in want of a coal or wood oooking or heating stove, or any kind of tinware, that R. L. Ball is in need of money, and is offering extra Inducements in the sale of his wares.
J. B. LYNB, opposite the Terre-Haute House, by keeping none but the purest liquors, has established a fine reputation among dealers and consumers. He makes a specialty of Pure Kentucky Whisky, of whieh he recently selected iu Kentucky seven different brands of pure hand-made copper-distilled, and the same number of sweet-mash, cop-per-distilled.
SAT what you plesse, a nloe "Sunday Dinner," on a day when yon have time to enjoy It, is mighty nice, and to have such a dinner, leave your orders for grooeries. game, mince meat, oelery, oysters, apples, cranberries, grapes, canned fruits and jellies of all kinda, at R. W. Rlppetoe's, White Front, No 155 Main street.
THE episoot has not yet affected the sale* of harneaa, saddlea and brldlea at Peter Miller's popular establishment in the old Pestoffioe building, and he baa a fine stock of such work made up. Ho also keeps a good variety of the beat made trunks, valisss, etc^ at the very bottom pricea.
Tu bells have keen frequently described by poets as ringing the changes, bat T. XL Riddle undertakes not only to ring the belles bat also to provide them with gold and silver watebea,ear ringa, bcoodhea, studs and jewelry of every kind, la tho most chaste and elegant designs aad qaalitlsa.
Qw». Gmurr dearly lovesa good olgar, and it la unfortunate that he Is so tor away from that base of supplies, 8eoU ShoafTn, on oast Main street, near tho eanal—the tovorlte depot tor cigars and tobacco In this city.
Cbarlse Eppert, as usual at this season of the year, la executing a large number of large and small photographs which serve tor appropriate Christmas gifts.
THOSE who would drink only puro tea, will find afresh arrival at Golick A Berry's drag store, put up neatly In one pound cans, ranging In price from fl.00 to 1JS0 per pound.
Asxos Piaxos at Shide\ 1!2 Main strost, ap stalra.
IT would seem almost incredible if we were to state tbe number of grocery stores in this city, and the wonder would be how the proprietors could make it pay. The fstet is however, that the bulk of business is done by about a dozen establishments. Among these is that of White A Melvin, southwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, who, by keeping a large stock and the choicest groceries, the freshest country produce, flour and feed,, com' mand a very large and constantly increasing trade.
THERE is no excuse whatever for not making a decent appearance in society, especially when it is remembered that Brennan A Co. on Ohio street, keep on hand a splendid and well selected stock of piece goods, which tbey are prepared to making into elegant and durable suits, at such remarkably low prices. Tbe recent advance in the prices of woolen goods has made no change in their prices. They employ good workmen, guarantee fits, and claim to sell lower than any other house in the city.
THE Boston Fire destroyed all the Boots and Shoes on hand in that city. The immense loes of stocks has had the effect of increaseing the price of Boots and Shoes from ton to twenty per cent. Engles A Tutt, south side of Main, between Fourth and Fifth streets, were so fortunate as to have purchased an immense stock of goods prior to that calamity. They propose sharing this good fortune with their patrons and will therefore, for the rest ol tbe season sell at the old prices.
W. H. BANNISTER has a reputation among our citizens who have a liking for comfortable, neat fitting and stylish garments that needs no extolling. For sterling goods and sterling work no merchant tailoring establishment stands higher than his. He has, for winter wear, a fine stock of piece goods, and furnishing goods. The man who buys bis winter goods without seeing Mr. Bannister's stock, does himself and his pocket a flagrant injustice.
AN absent-minded man entered Noyes Andrew's.shoe store, and want«d hia boy measured for a pair of boots. "But where's the boy T" said Andrews.
Thunder!" said the man, "I've left the boy at home. I'll go and bring him," and off he stsrted lor his house, half a mile away. This reminds us that N. Andrews has a choice stock of boy's ready-made boots. Tbe boys all want boots now.
"A THING of beauty is ajoy forever," and as the gold and silver watches, rings, pins, studs, buttons, bracelets, chains, sets, and every variety of jewelry sold by S. R. Freeman, under tbe the National House, are things of beauty, such a joy can be obtained on easy terms. Mr. Freeman has a gorgeously rich "lay out," to select from for holiday gifts. An early call should be made for choice designs.
CHRISTMAS and New Years are near at hand, that glad and joyous season when presents are in order. Speaking of presents, what is more appropriate, and what is more highly prised than an elegaut pbotograpblo portrait in a handsome frame. From dear relative, and from friend to friend, this is just the thing, and the place get an artistic picture is at D. H. Wright's new photograph gallery.
MIGHTY comfortable, this weather, is Riddle's underwear, of which he has a fine stock for both ladies and gentlemen. Try them on.
—None*.—All persons knowing themselves indebted to the City for lots In the Cemetery, are hereby notified to call and eettle for tbe same, aad save ata. JOHIT PADDOCK,
Nov2»-£t aty Treasurer.
—Goqd salesmen can find renuaserative employmentr-both In the eily and oonntry—by engaging at onee with the "New" Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine CoM at their headquarters, Sixth strset, opposite Poatoffioe, Terre-Haute.
TVPPF-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, DECEMBER 7. 1872.
Ho! for the Holidays!!
YOU HAVE NO TIME TO LOSE—GO AND EXAMIN&THE STOCK OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
JUST OPENED FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
At 157 Slain Street, Terre-Haafte.
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^Nothing can be more appropriate than any of the following goods for a CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: SIltKand LISESHASDKERCHIEFS,8ILK
CASHMERE MUFFLERS, SCARFS aad SCARF RINGS, TIES
BOWS, WAUtlKO CANES, GLOVES sf every description, SLEETE aiqd SHIRT BUTTONS, Ae^ Ac.
M. H. ScaoouT, Supervising Agetit.
—Strong
hsa choice frsah teas and
•ells low.
—Tbe moat attract! re stock of Gants' Famishing Goods in the city at Erlaager AOo*a.
—Strong roasts Bio Lsguayra aad Java OOOMS every day, aad win grind the same to order, without charge.
—Wine aad oldor vinegar at8troag*n.
-BOOK Bnrwnw.—C. Warner, on Sixth aUset, opposite tbe Poetoftce, makss all kinds of Blank Books to order on short notice, Magazinea, Period icala, Music Books, Ac., bound In a substantial and haadaoma style, atrea-
BauuM PlAJraa at Shide*s 183
Mala attest, np ataim.
MAGU1RE & HUNTER.
UBINSTEIN !—STEIN WAY! The Boston Journal, in commenting upon one of the Rubinstein concerts, pays tbe following deserved tribute to the piano-forte used by Rubinstein: "Weshould be guilty of injustice if we neglected to mention the piano used by Kubinstein at these concerts. It is a Steinway, and is one of the finest instruments ever heard in this city. In tbe hands of such a master it is capable of tho grandest effects, and its magnificent qualities contribute very materially to the brilliancy of the player's great success. Possessing exquisite tone, and an even quality from the highest
to
the lowest
Bote,
Every body takes it.
—Sugar's retailed at wholesale prices by Strong. —For the cheapest groceries call at Strong's, sign of the Steaming Coffee Pot. vereoats and other new goods just opened at Erlanger A Co's.
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—EVERT BODY TAKEB IT! Brady's Family Bitters. Brady's Kentucky Schnapps. Brady's Greeley Bitters.
BOWSER A JOHNSTON,
No. 1 and 2 Dowllng Hall, exclusive agents for Terre-Haute.
—575,000 IN CASH FOR|1.—We call the attention of our reader to the advertisement in another column of the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance to win a fortune in a Public Legal Drawing, and at the same timo help a noble and worthy institution.
—Tho ladies will thank us fer directing them to a place which supplies a long felt want in this city. This is Lockwood's Oyster Saloon, in Cook's new building, west side of Fourth, only one square from Main street. Here oysters are served in every style by a competent oook, and in a neat and cosy room, or in rooms more retired, a dish of oysters can be enjoyed at any hoar ol tbe day, or in tbe evening.
Yates ae Hatter" Is in receipt of all the late atyles in Hats and Capesome new and nobby stylee that are going off like hot oaken. He la also propared to alter and repair Ladies Fun In a neat and substantial manner. ,,
—8hawl», Shawls, Riddle haa them.
—WANTED.—A few more reliable men toaelltbe HowaSawwo MACHINHIn this aad adjoining countiea. The only machine without a fault. Call on, or addraes THB Howa MACHINE COMPANY. Office, Mala street.
If j— WMt a nloe mantle or grate, examine MoonAHat|«rtr1stock before purchasing, Ul Main street. eeti.
1g jmm was* a nloe mantle or grata, as_jnlne Moon AH efasslac. 111 Main
•miri* Moon A H*|ertr*s stock before purla meet. i- ee-tf.
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with all the
advantages of nice action, it is responsive to the most delicate touch and serves to embody with fitting graces the inspirations of the composer and performer. Rubinstein is csrtainly fortu nate in having at his command such noble instrument."
Anton Rubinstein Is the best piaao player in the world. He only uses the best piano, and that is without doubt the Steinway piano. He used them in Europe, and now uses them in this country. ANTON SHIDB, No. 182 Main street, up stairs, is the only agent in this city for these celebrated instru ments. Nothing nicer, more useful or durable for a Christmas present than one of these celebrated pianos. Shide has sold some already, to be delivered on Christmas eve. Give him a call. Fair dealing and no humbug is his motto."
S. L. STRAUS, wholesale dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods, has now his house fall of new fall goods. He has been in the business for the last fifteen years and knows how and where to buy and is therefore enabled to compete with any house in his line, east or west, Milliners and merchants will always find at his house everything they need in his line, and, what is more, everything at the right price. Don't fail to give bim a call at 149 Main street, Terre Haute.
—FURNITURE DEALERS TAKE NOTICE. —Kasberg A Hanley have opened a Mattress Factory cor. 5th and Mulberry streets where they manufacture and keep constantly on band all kinds of Matresses for the trade. 1 2 —BOWSER A JOHNSTON, NO. 1 and 2 Dowllng Hall, have the exclusive agency for Brady's celebrated goods. ,, (i
MeKeen a MlnshaU'a
Bank, a Main street, that candles, nuts, oranges, lemons aad apples, are constantly kept on hand, and sstl them cheap. Also tbe finest etgais aad tobaccos In the city, at »TF R. L. BLACK'S.
Are jrais In want of a Ma 1 Oooking Range,anystse,callon Moore a Hsgerty IU Msia street, and they will salt you.
It la CssctM fcy Every Oae that Moors a Hsgerty are the be* Tin and BJ*te BooamtatSeefty. ee-tt.
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Brlni aatf •llllaaa.—Jos. H. Briggs A J. A. Mllligan have formed a partnership, and would respectfully call attention to the faet that at the old stand, northwest corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, they are selling tbe best and freshest groceries at the lowest prices and would be pleased to have all call and see for themselves. With a desire to please, and by (air dealing and low prices, tbey hope to receive a share of patronage. Mr. MiUlgan, so long In the Daily business, would like to meet his old friends at his new stand. A stock of feed constantly on hand. JunelStf.
For Cheap cistern and force pumps go to Moore A Hagerty, No. 181 Main St. ee-tf.
The Bee Hive,
163 Main Street^
(Near Sixth Street.)
HEBIXO HOSIERY,** low pricea. UNDERWEAR, CORSETS! RUSTLESS HAUDKERCHIEfS.
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Is the Stock now Arriving 'at the
NEW YORK STORE,'
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FOR FALL TRADE.' "i
From the che&p&tj to the finest FABRfc all of which are NEW and selected with the greatest care snd are to be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We Allow no Misrepresentation
IF YOU PRICE OUR MUSLINS, YOU WILL BUY THEM, IF YOU PRICE -OUR DRESS GOODS, CASSTMERES, NOTIONS, PRINTS, W
BLANKETS,
FRED. RUSCHAUPT CO.,
GULICK & BERRY,
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Janes M. Dtolras, and no otber. Go forth In haste. With bills and paste
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In the present generation. Oflloe—Qasette bonding. Jane22-tt. CbarlesHagr has opened his batcher shop on tbe southeast corner of Main and 8th streets, where he would like to meat the public. He will deal In the freshest, fattest and most exhilarating beef, the most soulsatisfying mutton, and the most inspired pork. Gentle reader,
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Hie thee to May's And fix yonr gaice
Upon the meats, tbe most tempting in town Wblcb he oflbrs for sale so very low down. For putting up gutter ana spouting, tin and sheet-iron, jobbing, good and cheap, Moore A Haggerty can not be equaled, 181 Main street. ee-tl.
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HKMHKto HANDKERCHIEFS. EMDROIDERED LACE, Ae. HEATV RLACK FRINGES. FUR TRIMMINGS. NEW LACE VEILS. NEW LINEN COLLARS A CUFFS.
CH DOLLS, vary
NURIAS, HOODS, SCARFS. A telr ••pply ef FANCY aad STAFLE NOTfONS
JJOWLING HAUi,
MoadayEve^Dec. Mh, 1S71.
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The Great
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JEANS, YARNS,
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AT THE NEW YORK STORE,
73 Main St., Near Court House Square,
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I Terre-Dante, lsdlnsa.
KtMedicihes, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Glassy &c.^ Corner Main and Fourth Streets, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. VIV. W
BARK & PECTORAL AGUE MEDICINE
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and
OCK WOOD'S
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LADIES AND GENT'S
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Oyster Saloon,
An«l Confectionery#
•Cook's new Block, north Fourth street. 5 s»
OYSTERS served in every «tyle. Also for sale by the can. av Ladies will And this the finest room lu the city, and a pleasant place to enjoy a dish ef oysters. olO-tf.
RK PACKING.
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W. M. DAVIS & CO.,
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The highest market price paid for .Hogs delivered at Terie-Haute.
OFFICE. 98 Main StM (Up Stairs.) fUST RECEIVED AT
J. Schaublin'r Passemfiiterie & Fringe
Ties aad Icsrfli, Kablaaand KKooda, Hew Jewelry,
Work Boxes Masle Boxes/
"v Toys aad Faaey Oaods
VERY CHEAP.
DO
YOU WANT
A.H v'
Pure Milk.
From and after this date I will deliver milk to customers North of Main Mreet In tbe Morning, and South of Main street la the Evening. My Milk Is not kept sday before being delivered, bat that ml Iked In tbe morning Is delivered
DCoirs
0a«iln«s.
CLARIWTE and ^BBnST In Uwir wondetful TKiPU ACT, and 18 other artists. Ladle's night.
XT-NOTING
FACTORY
And Reimir Shop.
Vm. J. Bartmess has In operation at the eoroer of Third and Walnut streets, a KnltMachine, for knitting stockings sad w. Be also gives special attention to Repairing Furnmue, Cweiu and WatebnSHt
HAZBLTOS Baaas PIAXOS at Shlde's, 181 Mala street, up
tbe
EAD BEATS!
morning,
and tbe tame with that milked In the evO-
are fed on purs feed-nostopused. Families wishing cream can be aeeommo^YeanaSo^StKb lee Cream, saade of pure *, P""--'" "'JW'UA'tujck.
The following men owe us old debts. They esn pay and won't. They promise,— that** all—we warn every body not to trust them. They are of no account:
OJL (Mum, Riley township. Psrry Booahton, fayette township. L.F. MaxlVf Terre-Haute. Any one receiving a copy of this paper marked, may expect to see nis aame in the •hove list very soon if be
SAW MFTX OWNERS.
HCLARIDGE,
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r4nt aooooo feet of Hickoiy Axle or Fish Bros. Wsgons, tor which we will pey the highest cash price,on cars with,nB„1Wc,f.rr.H^wER4C0,
Genl' Agents Fish Bros.
Walnut St., opp. Center Market,
Dyer and Scourer,
Ladles Apparel nicely scoured or beautifully Colored, dents Oarmeata Scoured E«pr—o, otb«rwi»
SraxHWAT P&50S at Shlde's, 182 Mala fltvtot* up aUtixa.