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AUCTION SALES.

A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
T ARGE SALE OF Toys. DOLLS. FANCY GOODS.
IL &c:-JACOB PLA1TS special sale, comprising 300
original packages and lots OF goods landed and
70 oe So on osgn account VIII take place at he auction
N Bias the aboye believed be nearly all the new
goods OF the above description Market suebe for dsa
tory and without reserve
Catalogues will be ready the day previous. di3i.ec
DUTCH BuLBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTION.-LEvY
s * viii sell this moTmg a. 4 O'Clock
received from Harlem in Holland. fine order. and from the
same house whose such universal satisfaction last
Entire reliance may be placed the catalogue The
sss contain every variety among which Hyacn,hs, Tulips
shine without reserve This is the last invoice shall
ceiye this year. d. ltrec
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
uCTlON NOTICE-TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
- Mooney Go. will sell This Day, at 10 oclE OK at 81
Maiden Fifty 1907 Cases assorted Toys suitable for the
Also, Fancy Goods.
Also Jet and Git Necklaces Fob Chains Bracelets Guard
Chains, Head Ornaments, Cutlery, &C.
Catalogues ready di ltsmc
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HAvEE-Ship Silvie De Gnsse-Le Maurce Hautsrye.
and servants do Miss Lasur OF do MIR HoussIer OF
many, and 20 in the steersge =,
bLAcK RIVER Jam J-Bng Eastern Star-D. Carvalha,
Capt. w. T. Mitchell. Of H. d. M. service aud lady.
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hevalue OF the exports from Boston for the month
just closed is 81 $50, of which $642 for do
nestle and $42s, 704 for foreign products.
This is more than average weekly shipment to
foreign ports, will be perceived reference to the
table of exports from Boston, In twentysix weeks the
quantity exported asOs to all ports, both
foreign and domestic
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CHINA HALL.

OfIINA
BROADWAY corner OF Duane strest-Just opened the
ID greatest bargains French China Glass, &c. offered
in this city.
Gold band French China Cups and saucers 2os doz "a
Tea Plates match les dozen.
Cake Plates As. pair.
Elegant China Tea Sets complete, d6 pieces, for Sc.
Also plain white French china UNUSUAL low prices
elegant rich decorated French China Dining Sets and Tea Sets
Flowing blue white iron stone Dining Sets and Tea Sets
examine tl,s gu atty and prices.
Also Tea Trays Plated Ware Britannia Ware Cutlery SC.
Also, for hotels, Masons Rdgways patent Iron Stove
China Further particulars fast the goods
d. 3tissuc
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JONES' MENAGERIE,
M9 FULTON AND tx ANN STREET
rINHE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully info

THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform The
public his Menagere will be open for exhibition this
day, from u o'clock noon unt o'clock n the evening
Animals Birds, sc exhibited in this country II in
tenton the Proprietor make such additions his collec
will reader il tf possbe) superior any other the
United Sae aud for that purpose he hereby quess all
having valuable animals dispose Of give
him a call
B-Entrance the exhibition for Ladies 9 Fulton
the Drug Store Admittance IS children
halcprice. EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
New York, 18th Nov, 1914. n25 lnrc
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
TObe given at the APOLLO ROOMS. Broadway, ON We'd
nesday, December ith, 1874 on which occasion
MISS ELIZABETH SLOMAN
. . AND MISS ANNE SLOMAN
ance in NewYork, assisted by MIR. JOHN SLOMAN
INTRODUCTION.
the Opera Of "Guaume Tell performed by the com
poser, Henry He tz aud Madame Dulken by Miss Eliza
beth and Mas Anne Sloman.
2-Grand Vocal Duett, from Rossius Orea OF La Gazza
Ladra = Ebben per memorial. by Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Anne Sloman
ga Grand Fantasia for the Harp composed by Bocsa
being variations Webers last Waltz. by Miss Eliza
beth Slomsn
4-Cayani" Una voee poca f from Rossns Opera Of I'll
. BaIbiere di Sivislis,". by Miss Anne Soman.
3-baad-" Kathleen Aavourneen:" by Miss Elizabeth
SiomAh. Crouch
6-Bochsas Garland Of ShamrocksA Characteristic orceau
dApiopos for the Harp, peformed by the composer
at all his principal concerts highly appreciated for its
sweetness aud dhcu ltes-n ended the homage Of a
modern Harpst 10 the Irish Bsrds by Miss e.
Soman.
7-Sons-" Blaze Bra-d"-Ptrry. by Mr. John Soman-The
Music se ctrd from Bishop Rossin Mozart BelliDi
8-Bochsas Grand Duetlor the Harp and Piano. Airs from
Bel!ins Somnambula most aItistical and elegant
position.
rlana Forte ......... Miss Anne Sioman.
Tickets 50 cents be obtained the principal Hotels and
Music Stoes, and at the Room.
U q Concert to commence at Q o'clock. d. re.
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BURTON's THEATKE.

TMs bse.Sa or vi k
din Mr; Booth Ra5ae Mr. B,Ioss The Fiji, Of Ava Mr.
Nj S6s1nfI NJ. burke barrett on0
GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
aid OF the Recreation Of Monameat TO the Memory o
S s.s Dec % 70
Aria Angels bright ,nd fair, by Mf. LOdsr Hsnde,
%ss ,:lS S"ss
THE Horse and his Rider" the solo BY Madame Otto
7 s ss e'saTFss
n r. ~ &:
nsS I: "a n Ssssis. q Nj Y
Is NJ
;a's a sSs e'f s sSS 81.
Of Wall and Water and at tbs door Of the
Tabernacle ON the evening OF performance
GRAND GRAFTON AND CONCERT, WITH
FULL ORCHESTRA.
Il ~s'r s%a 1' % sse E%aa
's De- /; is + u fER yS ,si fl7 MOORE
The following eminent Performers havebee engaged for the
M'd'T Sisd 1Tr 2GLLpERo.
Madame bURKIiARDT and
Miss MARY TAYLOR.
Sgnor ANTOGNINI,
Sgnor oANGii}RiCO,
Mr.. JONES, and
MIR. TIMM.
Mr.. u G. HILL,........... Leader Of the Orchestra.
and Bookstores and ofthe Committee john Davis Office
q Gsatr. street, George T. HOPPER is Mulberry street W
f. Brown 2.3 Hudson st. doors above Canal st.; W w;
Same, l8 Su j. O. Dks, SO Catharine street; and
the door the evening Of the Concert Doors oren
o'clock; exercises to commence at IN o'clock
Dc 3teods rrc
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LECTURES ON SCOTTISH MINSTRELSY
MR. CLIREHUGH respectfully intimates TO his friends
NA and the lovers Of Scottish melody that he has
pared Lectures illustrative Of the ancient and
dem Mns,rslsy Of ssodad Including he esy historical and
the Wal!ace the Bruce, the Douglas, the James and
MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH BORDER,
Prince Charles Stuart and his wanderngs also the
origin aud history of the admired Scottish national meo-
dies which have heeu welded by the immortal Ramsay
Burns Macnel Tannahill scott SC with anecdotes and
The songs in illustration will be announced in the programme
of each lecture
These lectures will any early day in December,
and be till concluded. dc3 lwissrc
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MO iCEProposals will be received by the Propretors
~ Messrs FRENCH HEIsER, for the Decorative Paint
Of the alterations and Of Castle Garden until
the l7th December. Artists who wish propose and show
specimens will call the Pspeors the Garden from 10
2 o'clock each week day, all nfomati will be
given.
New York November 3Oth 1874. n3O 3tisS3totssrc
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BARENNIG & co,
HAVING received by tie last packets br liant assortment
OF RICH HEAD DRESSES, the most vogue present
Paris for the Opera Sorces and Fancy Balls have the
honor Of informing the ladies' that they will make their first
opening and have e Saloon illuminated dgrng the days
They respectfully solicit the favor of call from the Ladies'
The names of the Head Dresses as follows:
COUTURE ANNA BOLENA.
Do NEAPOLITAN.
TURBAN BAYADERE ETOFEE PERSE.
DO ALGERIAN.
VEGETABLE COIFFURE POLKA.
COiFFURE MAGADORE.
Also, Fine Flowers, from Nsther and Constantin There
Of the Head Dresses Of which there il but small
NUMBER ard others Of which there is but None Of them
be had in establishment this they be
inflated the materials, manufactured especially for
Barenre X Co., in Paris.
The Days Of the Exhibition will begin on Monday 9th Of
December and W i'll continue during weeks.
di 8trc ia Grand street, corner Of Broadway.
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JAMES w. JUDD 20 co.

T THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, will publish THIS
"A MORNING tn. Repository OF English Romance, for Mo-
yenbersrice 2 cents At noon this day new Novel BY
the Novels Of Grrtstown asTale of 1860 by Charles
Lever, author Of Tom Burke On Thursday hamhleon No.
No 10 Herbet; trsnsl aon On saturday the New World,
witty end inl Ntcle, entitled The Physiology Of
the Polka Professor Diapers Lecture Chemistry before the
University Of New Yok the relations of air
aamal and papt with greater variety and article,
states Apply early copies will be left by anted
few copies Of the New World Of last Saturday, for which full
nrc will be mid d. itefc
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M,LLE PAULINE DESJAKDINS respectfully informs
l her and the public general that she is about
form Classe de Dance" for ladies' and gentlemen, which
she will the fayore Polka Mazourka, and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be oren from o'clock TO o'clock
and the evening from o'clock to o'clock. .
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested call
MILE Desjardins house. No. Park Place Mo missm
11 Grand Ball Thanks Night the 2h instant, at
Tammany Hail. which occasion he will Introduce the popn
lar Polka Dsnce by several and will be danced twice
the OF the eyenDg Also other Fancy Dances will be
introduced. Price Of tickets S-can be had at the Hall
d. srfc
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ysH NlBLO'S CONSERVATORY AND SEED
Observation-Disclosures Broadway, adjoining the Gar
Adens-ihe subscribers tfuly inform their friends
and the public that they fully prepared furnish
gsasonabe prices Bouqast Fancy Baskets Vases &c. Of
other festivities They arranged by Mr. Robinson here
toore in the most fashionable aud elegant styles with proper
sweet accented Flowers Imported Dutch Bulbs viz: hyacn!h
Tulips Crocus, &c. fine condition for planting
Fancy Hyacnth GLASSES Gold Fish, &c Flower, Veg table
and Bird seeds Fruit and Ornam.nta Trees Shrubs SC &c.
Plants flower always hand BOOK Department under the
immediate superinieadence Of GRANT THUhBUkN, has
ben added to the bust All the Standard Works Of the day
All articles represe, ted will sold low
for cash only. GRANT THORBURN IL CO,
n31 lmsc Propretors.
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VVHEAT-s0o buaheia prime Illinois Wheat landing es
ship yicubutg. from New Orleans and TOT sas IN lots
asGc' ''S'-'' Elk, COLLINS = co. q sousAM
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
MR. FRAZER AND MR.. AND MRS. SEGUlN IN
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
THIS EVENING. December ith 1874, viii D. presen.sa
for time in Amenea grand OPERA IN acts emu
tied the BOHEMIAN UIRL-Thaddsus Mr. Frazer; Devils
no f Mr. Segun; Airline, Mrs Seguln ..,,, a.
= To conclude with THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ADmssIos-Boses list Tier 75censSecond and Third Ties
So ernts-Pif 50 eents--t;allery Is cents.
rALMO'S NAW YOKn OPhhA HOUSE.
Second appearance in America Of
SIG. TOMASf
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 4 9th night OF the sea
son-Douixet's opera OF BELisAkIO will be performed
Irene, Sgnors Boghese Antonina sigaoa Pco; Alamiro
Sig Peroh7i; Beisario, Sig Iomssi.
ADMssioS First Tier Paquette 81 Second Tier 80 cts
PIiyais Boxes, with admissions, Sc -
SEASON TIcKErs without Seats be had at the Box OF
fce.
Doors open 7; performance commence ~ o'clock
Seats secured from A. NJ. NJ Lbettos in Englsh and
Italian can be had al the Box Office. Dc nc
ClRCUS-BOWERY.
JOHN GOSslN. CLOWN. for Six Night oniy; .
THIS EVENING will be presented the Equestritn Ballet,
called the sYLPH OF THE SILVER SHOWER; or Cupds
and Roseouds. HoIsemsnshp by Walter Aymsr Mrs Cole,
Mrs. Aymar, Mr.. Jennings Son, MIR. Sweet Old Dan En-
mt's Band aud host d other novelties. d23t-nc
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.
Admission Is nit lmnc
NEW YORK FULTON AM, Ann STREET MENA-
GERE, lao Fulton and ~ Ann street. under the
drectioo Of John Stea This Managee Of the
remarkable animals that in hia country
full description Of which will be found the large and small
bills of the day
There the collection Buffalo, Black Moose, Gu.
rang OUTING Elk Talking Bird the Mino, several kinds
Of Wolves, dozen Of different kinds f Monkeys Camel
history.
There a caparous ring for circus by wonderful
pony ridden by the Ourang Outang Also the Camel performs
the and be ridden by ladies and children and the
Moose is also introduced in the ring
Aspaate for ladies' S Fulton street next to Coo
dge Cutters drug for gentlemen in Ann
The place well warned and the arranged like amph
theatre.
Open from in the morning till at night
Admission I215 cents d.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
LAS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
York and vicinity that he has arrived for the OF
and
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
and the marked approval of the fashionable community
Among Others Mons X proposes to teach that well known
dance LA POLKAthe new Quadrles with original music
the valse de Deux Pasthe Mazourka-new Colions-nsw
Gaopre, and all American Dances.
Mons. H. will be assisted by MADAME kORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given in the Preach, Ger
and English languages.
Rooms engaged at Park Place strict private COO
The Polka, and the uadres, at present danced il
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught in
four lessons.
For further particulars inque of MONS KORPONAY, at
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs-Class Lessons from 10 TO H. A. NJ II TO and
To g. p. NJ, and from in the evening.
SIX lessons, 96tweve lessons, $40 and quarter, SIS
Private Lesson4x lessons, So twelve lessons, 92 quar-
ter, $50.
An other will be devoted Public Institutes, Acad
snas Gr Ac ma
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Tickets 50 CENTS Obtained at the prncps Hotels and
o. Concert to commence at o'clock ds2trc.
CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
va rCm will give
elegant lNEEy ROOMS es B4caaSsy o as se con
ce5 TIL Hail. on Idly Esrang pses%hsf Sh Tag
the following Iaas. and Gentlemen distinguished By Seil
musical talents T P'Ik'5eSGsiRslAMME-pARrl.
o sSo . ssds eSc h Msmf THAT
.ass bruce. siSx Il.
NY G Ms , Mss most wen a. NJ
so""y Scotland % 'S:ss SSS %ii|ia%:. ''''
i. sss h: MS
R"es s., Sole on % VIOLIN M Ls.n Gsms Duet; Ms.
William. Why s my hsm song M1 Mrs FssusOn SONY: The
Ass s. Mr. gns % , to IN
with Aud Lang synsS '''"' o0''A'' '0"'''us
.ss ::
MEkCANTILE LIBRARY,
M o1ss
Lecture Dramatic Readings and Neutrality-suspicious. and
PROGRAMME
considered Philosophical aud Moral
,,on.. RnAD.s ,s ArD IkEoa,IArIos'.
SSs: q Hgpss; the degree. q 'hs ILL.,
Esa Eaosa% OF 81 good henry
Woisey's farewell to Greatness lsceno, Wcl.sy.
cTs" ,hs Hamlet " s1 Al r.
following principal and solloques &C., from the
TRAGEDY or HAMLET:
k tss" Aayis: 2 0 RI AcsI Sc
soiilosay Sf HaSle,-s Oh! that hi; TOO too -
Apparisicn Of the Ghost; and Hamsis adires. to
scene-The Ghost and Hamlet . -. 80. IT, Sc
Hamles WEAKNESS Of spirit Act H. Sc 2
Sociology" Oh what rogue and peasant slave :
soIoquy-I To be- or not to be Act III Sc
r, .iss' q he King E. Il: Sc Sc
sceae-Qas,n aud Hamlet. il. Sc
Death Of Hamlet, and close of the play Act v. Sc
ladies, ST. Members Of the NJ T. A. IS cents. May had
az the Mercantile Library and at Seprds Book Store No 1911
Broadway dJ3tsHc
TO sEAMEN.-The attention Of Seamen particularly
requested TO the advertisement Of Dr. Hunters Red Drop
for diseases. The mode of life peculiar
cine that will cure Immediately and allow them proceed
their voyages instead of being TO suffer hospital
Such medicine this famous remedy Price 81 per bottle
with full directions Hunenan DensaTy, Division street,
the only place IN New York city. d. HsIc
MEDICAL NOTICING PUFF.-DK ]. EVANS has
u removed his Dspsusary 70 his cd s'and No IL Peck sip
street. where he CONTINUES his safe speedy and e.
fsctus and Of all decae Diseases and where
the real old DR. Evans will be found bv his
friends He wishes the public to know that he has nothing 10
ble-his offices well arranged for prvacv d. itsrc
JAMES w. JUDD " co,
AT THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, will publish THIS
tlas Rapas for at M
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Foreign Ports.

Webster, Watson, Charleston; Dresden, Lindscott b,
anta, Burnham Baltimore 81 18th, Aida, Haasnot,
Vas. Hamburg. Arr, 18th, Pora, CuIber, New York
lander, French Boston; franklin Green, Wyllie New
old, Falconer, Denison, Portland
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Barqae Bers Doane Cadz Foster 6 N!ckesonBrgs Nan
KsSs Si marib% nISs'si
sau Chester Richmond, Allen Paxson; Select. CAGE New
Greatly Co; Charlotte, Grey Mobile Center Co; Pow
el, Murch, Wilmington, NC, Powell.
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.SHERIFF'S sale.

10y virtue ofa Fl. IA, execution issued out Of
f0the Office Of the Clerk ofthe District Court il and
for the County Of Grant in the Territory, Of Wis
consin, at the suit of William Glasgow, John Il.
Shaw and Thomas II. Latkir, against the goods
and ehattels, lands and tenemenis, OF Charles
Boggs, did, on the 10 day of May, A. ID. 1874,
proceed to levy upon all the right, t,s and interest
which the said Boggs had on this third day Of Octo-
Der, lS43, at any time thereafter, of in and 10
the undivided half of the west half of the south
east quarter, and the undivided half Of the east
half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-sx,
in town number ono north, ofrange two west Of
the fourth principal meridian, in Grant county,
aforesaid; all Of which said property will sell at
public vendue, for cash, at the outward door OF the
Court House, in the town Of Lancaster, in said
county, Oh the 22d day of June next, between the
hours Of nine of the clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock
p NJ, ofsaid day, to satisfy said execution and
costs. E. S. BAKER, Shift, C. c., W.T.,
9 6rl By N. w. KENDALL, Under Sheriff.
Dated Shift $ Office, Lancaster, May 10, lo44.
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,SHERIFrS sale.

DY virtue Of an alias Fl. IA, execution issued out
Dofthe Office Of the Clerk, g. under the seal OF the
ID strict Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin Tc'.,
and to mo delivered, on the second day Of April,
A. D., 1874, at the suit Of Abijah B. Watson, Plain
riff, against the goods and chattels, lands and
tencments Of Lewis w. Link and David II. Link,
Defendants, have this day levied upon all the
light, title and interest which the said Lewis W.
and David ii. Link either Of them had on the
9th day of September, l843, at any time there
alter, of in and to the following descrb cd piece Of
land or lot Of gound, lying and being in the town
of Pla.evlle, in said county, and known and desig-
mated OH the plan or map Of said town, as lot NUM-
Der ono Fl in block number nineteen l9], 'front.'
ing fony-four feet on Market Street and extending
back along Elm Street ninety feet, more or less,
which said piece of land lot ground, will sell
at public vendue, the outward door of the court
house, in the town of Lancaster, lin said county,
on the gid day of June, 1884, between the hours OF
nine Of the clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock F. NJ, OF
that day, to satisfy said execution and cost.
+. S BAKER, Sheriff &. c.,
ByN. w. KENDALL, Under Sh'f.
Sheriff = office, Lancaster, May 6, 1874. . ct
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Important to Purchasers.
S. NJ. g. +. LANGWORTHY.


"AVE lately received, by the Steamers New
IL Brazil, Jasper, Otter, aud Others, \ large and
splendid assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots aud shoes, QucensSVarc,
Tinware, Hardware, Cutlery, Clothing
Iron, Steel, Nails, Mill-Saxvs and Cast.
ipss, toge Their with large quantity of Groceries,
consisting of Rio, HAVANA l. Java Cotees; brown,
HAVANA, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candies; James
River aud Miss. ri Tobacco; No. and Mack
erei, in barrels and half-banels; mess and prime
Pork, in barrels and half-barels; also, one OF the
very best lot Of Vines, Brandies, Gin, aud VAS
key, ever offered in this market.
From the care which we have taken in the selec-
ton OF tho above mentioned articles, we are ena-
bled to offer them at very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public to call and ex-
anime our stock, and request them to remember
shat SIT is NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS" at the
Store of s. nj. Il +. LANGWOkTHf.
Potos, March 81, 1874. III
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NEW FlRM-NEw GOODS & NEW PRICES.
AS@Ess'ss a.

VvNHE subscribers have Increased their former
Il stock by late arrivals, to a very extensive
and complete assortment Of Fall ana Water
GooDs; comprising
The Latest style OF Dry Goods.
Merrimack, aud variety offancy prints, chn,z,
painted lawns, figured null, Saco shirtings bedtick
ing every requisite width, bagging, apron checks
full supply OF fancy pantaoon stufs, brown French
and Irish linens, linen aud damask table cloths,
dress and pocket hdk's., cravats, stocks, gloves,
hose. &c. &c.
Scasonabic Clothing.
Mems cloth, jeans, moleskin, linen and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeans, 'sattneu aud linen
dsillins pants; silk, satin, marselles and jeans
vests, together with lady's bonnes ofeyery deicrip
ton; men and childlsn's summer leghora, straw,
palm-leai, silk and fur hats; also shirts OF every
pattern and material.
Every description OF Boots and shoes
Mems seal, calf, kip AMI thick boots; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, Kip ana thick brogans;
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, cali and
pruneiia shoes and bootecs, in every variety, and
TO suit all ages and every size.
GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and Havana Coffee; N. O. loaf aud
brown Sugar; Young aud Old Hyson, Gun-powdor
aud Imperial Tea; dried peaches aud apples, rice,
raisins, sinnamon, pepper, singer and allspice;
sperm and talow candles; all size of window glass,
canister, keg and blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shovels aud picks; grain cad gras,
scythes, ptch-fofks, saws, nxcs hatchets and ham,
msrs: pad, aud variety Of door, trunk and chest
locks, self-acting and congress hinges; brass amt
cast butts; screws, glass and mahogany knobs, Ger
man silver and iron spoons, etc.-Together viii,
Tin and stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected wild. thorough knowl.
edge of the TINES and MARKEr; aud we offer
them to the public upon terms which we latter our
selves win retain our old isiends aud acquire new
ones. s. t. LEWIS j. co.
Potosi, November 4, 1919. 3,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-05-11
ST. LOUIS STORE,

TINtIE subscribers nave just received and OPEN
IL ed, in Cassville, large stock Of Goods, con-
sisting Of Dry Goods Of every description, Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cuslssy, Croekery, and
large assortment OF Groceries, together with
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils aud Dyestufs; ;
all OF which were purchased very low for cash, and
will DO sold for very small profits for ready pay,
Wis Mineral, Lead and Produce. Call and see IL
you please and muce oblige Yours, &c.
II. w. ROCHE 4 SCHRADER.
n d. The Ladies will do we'll to call and see
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Cassville, December I, 1S43. 80 6m