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al n Special IoDn Council of The to,cn Q
.Newpori holden .Neiepot, Oct. 27th, 1916,

Al Special Io,on Council of the to,on ot
Newport, holden .Ne,eport, Oct. 27H, 1876,
A GREEABLY TO vote of the Town OF
IA Newport, in Town Meeting holden the
26th inst, authorizing and directing the Town
Council Of th 8 town to establish PUBLIC
NIGHT WATCH, with the powers granted
by an act of the General Assembly of the
State of Rhode Island, &c. passed January
Session, 1874, entitled "An Act comforting
additional powers upon Watchmen in the
town Of Newport"
BE ii ordained by this Town Council, that
a Public Night Watch be, and the same is
hereby established for this town, to consist
of those persons who may be, from time to
time, appointed by this Town Council, to
commence on Thursday night, the twenty
ninth instant, who by virtue Of eald Act Of
said General Assembly while on duty and
for the purposes OF said act alone, are vested
with all the powers of Constablcs and Con.
servators ofthe Peace, as now by law estab'
ished, and who will be severally sworn or
engaged according to law, and are by said
act authorized and empowered, while on du.
ty as watchmen, between the hours OF lO
p. NJ. aud 6 A. NJ, among other things, TO
arrest all persons found in affrays, or riots
all persons committing, or whom they sus-
pect to be committing felony all dls'urbers
and breakers Of the peace all persons as
sembled to disturb worshIpping assemblies
all persons unusually or dangerously armed |;
all suspicious night walkers, whether known
or unknown, who give no satisfactory account
of themselves, and all disorderly persons
whatsoever and the same so arrested, to
take forthwith to the Captain of the Watch
at the Watch House, whose duty It shall be
to examine INTO the matter and in his dis
cretion to discharge such person or persons
mme diately, or detain them until morning,
or commit them to jail for examination by
one or more of the Justices OF the Peace oi
said town, upon complaint made according
10 law, and in case OF FIRE IN this town wheth.
er by day or night, it is made the especial
duty of said watchmen, to preserve order, to
arrest and detain thieves, and prevent the
wanton destruction Of property Provided
that no person shall be held IN custody under
said act upon arrest without process, tor
longer space Of time than fifteen hours at
any one time, as by SAID act OF Assembly
will fully appear 49,. =,
Ordered that the aforegoing be published
three weeks in the Herald oil the Times.
True copy--witness.
b. b ROWLAND, Council elk.
Oct. 29-3w.
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FRIDAY. Oct. %.

sloop Example, EIdred, FIN Prov for james.
port.
FRIDAY, Oct 90.
| Schrs Imcreas, Westcott, FIN Prov. for Phila;
J. Rusler, Westcott, do. for do Texas, Ba-
ker, Warren for do; Erie, Nickersou, Prov,
for Baltimore Minerva, Davis, +. River for
Phla; Five Brothers, Ramson, Prov. for Vir.
ginia Shemondora, Hulker, Thomaston for
Phia; Franklin, Siurr, Chatham for Say
Brook Emblem, Beekman, North Yarmouth
for New York; Cambridge, Hall, Boston for
Phia: Vesta, Fletcher, Prov. for do Abra-
ham Brown, Sims, Phila Jane T.. Glover,
Goodspeed, Say Brook for N. Bedford VIM
Brown, Hunt, Norfolk for Prov. +; Panoma
Grove !, New Bedford for Phila Comeia,
Mumford, do. for NJ York. Sloops Mount
Hope, Phillips, Taunton for N. York Friend
ship, Prints, Roundout
SUNDAY, Oct. 25.
Ship Cold Hunter, Marvoll, FIN +. River for
Whaling Voyage.
Schrs Lagrange, Cbamplin, I'm Fall River for
Camden Cinderella, Cornell, I'm Sandwich.
Sloops Nimrod, ,Crandall, fin New York; Ari.
on, Miller, I'm Bristol for N. York.
MONDAY, Oct. 26.
brig John Clifford, Staples. I'm Bangor.
Schrs Argus, Rollins, FIN Norfolk; Thomas,
Fenner, Nickerson, I'm Prov. for Phila Mar
cellus, Colcott, I'm Bangor.
TUESDAY, Octr. 81.
Brigs Charles Thomas, Covell FIN Lubec for
Phla Wanderer, Holmes, FIN Windsor, N. 5,
for ~ York.
Schrs Argo, Corthell, fin New London
Superior, Ball, FIN N. York Richmond, IIar-
ford, FIN Boston for Phila Leopard, Doty, FIN
do for Baltimore Sarah Matilda, Hardin, fm
Bangor for do Elizabeth, Powell, FIN Prov. for
New York Fellowship, Farnham, FIN Phila.
for Boston, put in for harbor. Sloop Rienzi
nnrfao. I'm N vn.t Tor Prov.
WEDNESDAY, Oct, %,
Arrived U. S. Rev sch, jackson, Lieut. Cor
nell, from a cruiSe-Boarded the 9th in Tar
paulin Covc-Brigs VIM. Pit, EloweS, of and
from Boston for Phlad Good Hope, Smith, fin
Glocester for WEXFORD Sully, Bray, of BoS.
ton fin Eastpor for N, York; schrs Planter,
Crosby, of Boston FIN lIarwch for New York /;
Moro, Willard, of and from Portland for Paw
tuckel; CaEpline, Rogers, of Yarmouth, FIN Sa-
lem for AllSny Carroll, Kelly, of llarwich, I'm
Gardiner for Dighlon Angler, Burgess, of Dux-
bury, I'm Boston for Baltimore Daniel Web
ster, Lowell, of and from Boston for Albany ;
VIM. X Peters, Lord, of Ellsworth, FIN Boston
for New York; Album, Eldridge, of Manches-
ter, FIN Chatham for Virginia. The above YES
sells sailed from the Cove this morning, the 2Sth)
The barque Dunlap ramains on the Beach,
but will be hove of the first full tide
During the gale of the l7th the wreck Of the
British brig Sutlej broke up and drilled TO sea-
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Read the Most Remarkable Cure ever Recorded
Waldeboro', Me-, July 30, 1915.

Waldeboro', Me, July 30, l8i5
Dear Sir:
Having experienced great benefit from your
invaluable medicine, | feel Tiny duty and
privilege to let the world know what it has done
for me. Possessed of a strong constitution nat
urally, had enjoyed perfect health previous to
the spring of Si3, when ] was troubled with
difficulty in my left side, attended with consid-
cradle pau. Sometime in July wasiviolently
attacked with cough, which continued until
fall then ! was confined to the house eight
months, during which time my cough was very
severe. frequently had spells of coughing
which lasted two hours daily raised large
quantities of dsagreeable matter, accompanied
with blood. Sometimes raised quart ofblood
at time. | consulted three physicians, all of
whom did their best To restore me gave me up
said they could do no more for me must die;
it was impossible for me to live buI short time.
One of them said my lungs were gone. AT the
critical moment, when eminent physicians had
exhausted their skill, friends despaired of my
life,m own hope ofrecovery al an end, resorted
to
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
When had taken one and half bottles those
severe spells of coughing were removed Icon
tinued taking the Balsam until Spring, lSl4'
when ceased to bleed at the lungs, my health
and strength improved so that left the house'
but was no, able to work for year. Now my
health is good lam able 10 do days work
every day on my farm.
JAMES COMERY.
Witness, THOMAS HENNER.
For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise on
Consumption, to be had of the agents.
None genuine, unless signed ]. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
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NJ A r r | A G e S.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Samuel Kendall of
New York to Miss Caroline Isabella, daughter
Of Capt. Thomas Pratt of this place.
In this town yesterday morning, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev Mr..
Lvesey, Mr.. James B. Brown to Miss Mary
Ann, daughter of the late Mr.. Pardon Handy
In Providence, on Thursday evening 22d
inst, by Rev J. Lemott, Rev. N. +. Packard,
to Miss Abby G. b., eldest daughter of John
Johnson, all of that city.
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A GLORIOUS ExAMpLE.-Amid the storm
and rain on Tuesday last, there appeared at
the polls. in East Bethlehem township, an
aged citizen, Thomas Farqubar, who cast
his ballot for the Wings. This man on the
day Of the election, pas ouer ninety-sir years
ofage!! Long. long, may the aged patriot
yet live, and long may his bright and glori.
Gus example be cherished and treasured in
the hearts Of the rising generation. Wash
ington (Pa.) Repub.
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Bath, Me-, April 90, 1914.

GSThe following letter from Edmund NJ
Blunt, Esq. whose name has been rendered
immortal as the author of the Coast Plot,and
several other Nautical works, is most relia-
BILE evidence of the groa. value OF the cele'
bratcd External Remedy Hnfs Liniment.
Geo.E. Stanton, Esq. Sing Sing ,July % 10
Dear Sir For more than half a century
| have suffered by the Rheumatism. A few
months since,i consequence Of that disease
which sticks closer than a brother, fell and
injured my side, Inducing my applying Hunts
Liniment, fromwbich had immediate relief
subsequently feeling an attack Of my old
companion, ! applied it TO the par, affected,
which at once removed II. Asa law com.
pels oil ship-mss.ers 10 carry a Medicine
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q. w. SIMMONS,

Dr. Woods Sarsapara and Wild Cherry
Bitters.-This celebrated compound, SO salutary
in its effect in all cases when administered for
Dyspepsia, Piles Indigestion, Hereditary llu-
mors, and Impurities of the Blood, that many Of
the most distinguished physicians have approved
and recommended it, and openly acknowledged
it the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
Il is truly valuable medicine, and is ehectng
an immense amount OF good in the relief of
suffering humanity.
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ME MORANDA.

Arr at Charleston, 10Th inst, schr. Yantic,
Staples, fin this port.
At Rio Janeiro, 18th ult., schr. Hannah,
Woodman, fir Montevidco.
Cid at New Orleans, 18th inst, sch. Orator,
Draper, fr Matagorda Bay.
Towed to sea, fin New Orleans, 18th inst,
ship VIM Engs, Boss, fr New York.
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Gratiy,ng.-A correspondent of the Post
writing from New York, furnishes the pleasing
intelligence that "Secretary Walker, who Is
now on visit to that ethyl is a statesman, n
scholar and a gentleman, and though no, old
10 too old to be humbugged, and 'bamboozled
BY New York politicians.
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The ship Republic, belonging 10 Mcssrs.
8. T. A. d Arnold, we understand, has been
sold to the Spanish government for $50 600.
The Republic was launched in Providence
in 1913. Her burthen is about 1000 tons.
Prov. Jour.
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The Washington Union, referring to the
rumor published by the New Orleans Delta,
Of an attack upon Monterey by the Mexicans
which was said to have been put into cir
culstion by bearer of government despatch
essays: ave understand that no dispatches
shave been received from the camp at the
"Wsr Department. since Gen. Taylor's first
"lelters of the 23d, Oath. and 25th."
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Beat this who can.-An old lady Of this
town, more than eighty years of age, recently
piled up three cords of Eastern wood between
the hours OF and 3 in the evening. There
are many able bodied young men who would
consider such an exploit not very easy
task. Danpers Courier.
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The greatest farce o: the day is The at.
tempt. on the part Of the Administration jour
nails, to account for their defeat in Pennsyl'
vania. at the recent election, by the state Of
Me Heather II is the first time that we
hsve heard Of the "unterrifed Democracy"
being afraid Of sho,Oer II Alex. Gazette.
Il IL not half so grea, farce as attrbuting
the rise in produce in Europe to the Tariff OF
l846, not yet in operation IN America
N. Y. Express.
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Attack on Iampico.-It is saic that con.
tract has been made by the government, with
Capt. Taylor, to take the Princeton, the Mis-
sissippi, and other vessels, over the bar al
Tampico. Capt. Taylor is to use, for this
purpose, marine cames, made of India rub
ber. The depth of water on the bar averages
10 feet.-[N. Y. Express.
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The Gale in Florida.-The Jacksonville
News Of the 10th inst. says that the late gale
was felt there with great severity. All the
wharves in Jacksonville were carried away,
and several buildings contiguous to the river
destroyed. The total loss is estimated at
$50 900.
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The "True American" published at Lex
ington Ky.) has been discontinued. This II
done by the Attorney Of Cassius M. Clay
Esq, who is now commander Of q corps o.
Volunteers engaged in the Mexican War
The present Editor thinks the discontinu
ance will be but temporary.
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. A Stranger. The laundering Of cannon,
heard this morning by the down towners. an
nounced the arrival of the Norwegian sloop
Of war North Star. Commander Hesselburg,
Is days from Madeira. She carries 20 guns
and q crew of l89, officers and men. She
lies at anchor in the North River, and, we
are told, is the first man of-war Of her ma
ton that has ever visited the United States.
N. Y. Com.
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NAvAL.--At Rio Janeiro, 18th Sept, u.
8. frigste Columbia Cap! Rachie, for cruise
in few days u. 8. store ship Lexington,
for the Pacific, arrived Ilth Sept, to sail in
. week. The u. s. brig Bainbridge was at
Montevideo--alI well on board the squadron.
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A Montreal paper mentions n case in
which a young girl very nearly lost her life,
10 consequence Of being 'mesmerized,' as 1t
is called, by lad with tho same ago with
herself. She was recovered from the cata.
leptic state into which she had been thrown
with the greatest difficulty, after remaining
in il for four or five days.
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Mr.. +. Brown,

Mr.. +. Brown,
Dear Sir am much gratifed in having an
opportunity to announce to you, that, by the use
ofthree bottles of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato
Bitters, have been, from a state of general de-
bity and decline, and continual suffering, re-
stored to the enjoyment of good health. For a
number of years have been troubled with the
Liver Complaint so badly at times, as to pre-
vent my attending to business, and Dyspepsia
followed, with loss of appetite, weakness and
debility, and a sinking and oppressive sensation
at the stomach, most painful and distressing,
which gradually decreased my strength, and
led me into decline, and debili'ated me so
much as to occasion fears for my recovery ;
while in this situation | was induced, by the
persuasion of friend to make trial of your
Bters, and was most happily disappointed in
finding an immediate relief; and before had
taken the contents of the first bottle, had OBJ
tained comfortable state of health, and before
had used three bottles, enjoyed better heal,ih
than for a number of years. This was about
two years since, and my health has continued
good till the present time. | must say that
have no. much confidence in patent medicines,
but am satisfied, from the wonderful effects OF
your Bitters in my own case, and of friends
whom have induced TO use il, that it is val
liable medicine, and take much pleasure IN
recommending it to my friends and acqnanlan-
ces and indeed to all who are thus afflicted, as
well worthy a trial. remain yours,
PELEG SPRAGUE.
Bath, Me-, April 90, 1874.
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NAvAL.-We learn that the u. S. ship OF
the line Pennsylvania will be hauled in to the
Navy Yard next week to be overhuuled, &c.
Norfolk Beacon IF The 2dih.
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The crop Of Indian Corn in the West,for
1876, will be more than 500 1000 600 OF bush
oils. The crop Of Wheat will exceed ilo,
100000 of bushels. which would produce
equal to 100000 barrels Of -four.
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Cope Cod Railroad.-lt is stated that the
subscription to this road has reached $500, 900,
and that the road will be Immediately 10.
Gated and placed under contract.
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DIANO FORTEs for sale at 40, Thames
il street, made by the very best workmen IN
Boston which will be warranted in every re-.
spcc,, and kept in tune Tor one year,
iuly2. J. .GOODSPEED, Agent.
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C. The Nashville Union says that the
first regiment Of Tennessee volunteers, which
originally numbered one thousand, has been
reduced by sickness to four hundred.
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FOR SALE,

Mxh The east part Of the double dwelling
l,lM house. situated in Franklin street, con
tanning four rooms on the FIRST floor, aud ihre,
on the second floor. The House is IN good re.
pair. and will b. sold a bargain.
For terms aud other particulars enquire Of
ABEL SPENCER,
Newport. Oci 3. 1866 mos
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Boston Almanac for 1S47,
BY S. N. DICKINSON.

WILL be published at an early day in De-
w cember The Directory to the Business
People Of Boston, will be thoroughly prepared
and inserted al greater length than usual. As
The business OF The city increases, this depart.
ment of our Almanac grows with ii. In the
number now coming Out, there will be series
ol DIAGRAMS representing the various RAIL
ROADS divergns from Boston, with hisori-
cal sketches Of each. These diagrams or maps
have been prepared at some considerable ex-
pense, and will together with The Business Di.
rectoIy, form the principal features TO the Al
manac for 1877. The usual quantity of Miscel
aneouS Matter will be found III its pages. The
covers will be Illuminated with some choice
specimens OF Printing, and the fine large Map
Of Boston, will be bound up in The volume.
Orders may be sent to Mr. d. B MUSSEY,
%, Cornhill, or 10 the Proprietor, s. N. DicKlN.
SON, so Washington street
Oct. 29ih, lSiG-9w.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoEDAY, Oct. 26, 1876.


At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores,
$500 Sheep and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained
last week were fully sustained. We quote
to correspond-extra S %; first quality S.; Sc
cond so 4 rs; third $3 a 4 25.
Stores-Two year old $40 Is; three year
old $l6 $2S.
Sheep-Sales at 33, 62, rs, So and
g so.
Swine-Small lots to peddle at 3l-2c for
Sows; and l-2 for Barrows old Hogs DC for
Barrows. AT retail to l-2c.
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ASHIP NEWS. Is
PORT OF NEWP PORT.
A Il RIVE ID.
THURSDAY, Oct %

Schrs Alhambra, Blanchard. fin Bangor fol
Baltimore; Texan, Grant, FIN Eastport for N
York; Georgianna, Godfrey, FIN Prov fo'
Sandwich; Victor, Gould, fin Chatham for N
York United, Scudder, fn A Ibany for Prov.
Sloop Example, Edred, fin Prov. for James
port.
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VIEW. YORK
BOARDING HOUSE.

~ IL. LILLIBKIDGE, Of Rhode Is.
VI. tand has taken the commodiouS house,
i3I, Grcen,etch street, corner ~ Cedar-S, (and
but three minutes walk from the BalteIy) and
will at all times, accommodate transient Boar
ders with Genteel Board at IS cts. per day
Persons visiting the City will find this house
possessing all The comforts Of an hotel. D. ".
corner Of Green,oioh 81 Cedar
New York, Sept. 10, lSi6.-6ms
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W Advertisements delayed ill after sunset on the
day previous TO publication, not so suaE Of an In
ssrtioa Gssn, in earisrespecislly II the paper Ia
full and on the press
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NOTICE.

GT The present limits are inadequate TO ac-
commodate my numerous retinue Of customers.
On Ist Of February next, shall commence to
erect u "Stupendous Warehouse" sufficiently
large to accommodate my friends aud numer-
ous customers. "Large us the present House
is, il is not sufficiently large " "Spaeious, 1t is
not sufficiently spacious )" "BriUiant IN ap.
poarance, il is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of Boston, is to
come dopn, and a Larger, more Spacious, and
Brilliant Establishment is to take its ploce,-
These names have been applied to my estab-
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character Of Oak Hall Such ns "a sape-
rior .Nart," "a prineeiy ,oarehouse," "a Tast
Trading area, ""a Matehiess Establishment" :"
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trade, "a Stupend-
Gus Scheme" ''an Exteasire Market,' ga Tri-
umphant Aehierement," IA sphere Of Ertraor-
dinary Operations, "an UnapprOaehable WOn-
der" Such names probably will apply 10 my
new conStrueture when completed. | might
as we'll undertake to confne the vast ocean in
the limits Of our Pond on Boston Common, as
TO carry on my large trade within the walls OF
these present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements are not over
rated. The trade at my extensive Ware-rooms
may be compared to a large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stature have become SO great
'"ot ~ 'Sp"'ee W. ''3 E'S'""'
NOV ements. This Warehouse, erected in
!S42, has stood unrivalled in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, and yet it 10 far, far
from being equal TO the extent Of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal patronage
must have a larger house for the unfottered
movements of its enormous form. An estab-
lishment far surprising the present one, is alb
solutely necessary, and one is shortly TO be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in
terested in my welfare.
q. w. SIMMONS,
| Oak Hall, Boston.
p. S. Being obliged to make these stipend
dous alterations, the Large, Fresh Stock OF
Fashionable Ready-made Clothing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fal and COM
ing Winter, amounting to up,oards Of one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars, will be
closed up at prices much below the extreme lou
prices hace been selling. All the Furniture
of the present establishment for sale-Largt
Mirrors, Clocks, Chandeliers ~ih Rich Gu,
Drops, Counters, Shoao Cases, &C., Sc.
Oct 22d, 1886.
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style and color, Bonnet Frames, Crowns, Cane
and every article called for IN "A Millinery
Establishment.
Mrs. s. will be happy to receive the calls of
her friends and customers, as usual.
Oct 90.
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All Wool Square Cashmercs,

From $500 to $4,000, Of all eoors, and OF
THE LATEST PATTERNS, and in
any quantity.
zoo Black Ottoman sin Shawls,fr from 500 TO 300
BOO do Tsfle,a do do do So to $1,000
100 Fancy Colored do do various STYLES.
300 Rich Printed Tcrkerri and Castian Shawls.
IL 90 Plaid Long Square Shawls Ire IN so to 1850
300 Black aud CoIored Plain Thibet, Terkerri, and
Nous dc Lane Shaws.
Maude, Metz, woolen and other Comfort shawls, In
groat variety, with a complete assortment 0f