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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
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madt fsirsn sssbrtsn Sunosn uno alien uebrt9en
tstannt, bns rr lcsbsn psn philadelphia uno Neu'
ycrt surddssfsbrt III, unb feineu 9reesn Sicd rcn
Srcdenwaarsn, u. lrp., 9sSfnet bat, unb iEpar cas-
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-als ienols in bisltm Srf Dem 9s9snp6rii9sn 5sti;
alter cierirt rpurosn defenders an ssehlfs9slt uno
bic audi ale mit Den iseiasu barton 3siten dterein;
ftmmeu CT rpdnlcht eaber tie frdbe aufmsrtamtelt
ieinsr aunosn unb lnisriiasuus ess TutiitIlns I'M
aGasnisinsn oornuf gu lentsn-unb iaoet ts sbrer'
bisitsf aue Elm gu tcnimsu unb ourb fetnsn 9rcesn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
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Die dufmsrthmtsit ron s6uloirsftcrsu, eebreru,
Gltsrn uno allen Sreunosn Der Griiehuns Riro auf
bic 2hutlade 9deutt, bas bic in,srSsi6nstsn imnsr
nod ibrs Series pen
Sanber'e GeaberS unb Yeltpn's Sut>
line Nlaps
publi,irsn. Dsis esfsbdhsr rpsrcsn sst in tsiuabs
aIsn ShuIoilirittsu ron eeda Gauntr 9cbraudtt uno
srpcrbsn fid. no s sinSsfdbrt rpsrbsn, Die p6rmtt
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S4ul @rp9rapbies,
pelthe pcn ecbrsrn bod esIhdeiuuo untcr bsn Sdbd.
Tern lsbr popular fno. - Sbi9s Bidder tSnntn i'm
8udfcbr oss ~YatriSis" in aasntuun bs,cssu wsr.
ben.
Soiper umS Barnes,
81. Ncro Bite Stross, pbilapsipbia
S1cp. 3. 1858. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
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gen, eub fs cine ueue
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6Iten unb 8appen aller Art
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in ben Sesfapten Der Union ntdt un'
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uuo Die aTtifel in ibrsm Sad peroen fher ntr9enos
mo- on StSnbsit, Site uno Biui9teit dbertrcffsn.
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tcmmen bsfrieeieen fSnnsn inesm ale NrttsI bic IN
siusn poultdnbtasn out uuo Sappsufcbr aebcrsn,
bel ibnsn auiutrsffen fno. Snoem ibrs bdts uno
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ben es sspis W ibrsm 8crtbsit fuoen rsnn fs bsi
ibnsn anrufsu che is foufpc faufCu.
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fboft uno werosn burh CUTE artit uub tilt9s prsir
&c ibre aunefbaft insusr nod wStsr aus,uesbnsn
futben.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
S66neS Sbulbil6lein.

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anfanss9riinbs Der Rslistpn, NIT sintm antana
BON 9ebstsn fir Sinbsr unb SGuIsn, III erItirs
ntn unb In inherent 8uGaotr su babrn. Bon
bisIsm bslttbtsn 8inbtrbIGlein lnb IGCn beinatt
$4,000 Grtmplare pertauft pOrbsn. Yreis a
Gents sinjtIn unO 81 Gsnts bas Dubsub.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
GuicnS.0Saareit.
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ti9it 9spdnfht auf ben nsusn uno EpSbaus9spdbstsn
Std Don a
ErUCfenem.9Eaarets, GrD3ereier, &c.
peldbe Gcsbsn an unlsrm StCbr ssSfnst psrbsn tnb,
bsfsbenc gum SbstI aus:
8ei&sm f&warjen Sttbtn, @tnstduts,
s}1nep gHra be., Gringes,
Ycults GbsSrt, Collars,
8ous Dslain, grapatS,
Sapabere 9aIsndd, Gcsnss,
Ilcrs DtbeSt, Striimpte,
S&war,s unS anbsrr afpasas 5aubl&ubs,
S6warss u. fartiss MsrinUs, S4hhnss,
Bruha Saarls, Src&a Strua S6apIs, Ststla
runbsdiss S&atpls. i&warss Sttbst gisrino
Saarpis. Dufelbcrf Shaipls, 9serud.
b Gaftmse S6aw!s, 8apaats
Saarpls.
S&par,ss franj6fi&. su&, 9iaYers, -.
5arbtaes DO. Saistd&es,
S&rparse II. a. Gaeimsrss, Sattuus,
Gattinstts unb Sslinesr Gbtnsss,
9eans un0 3ptfss, etnens,
tsutsrBpIsn unb Sember. BassinSs,
Strner.-Sett, Matarslen. gptFI&s, 5srrtn'
sr, GaEss, WoIaess, 5udsr, 5uais, abrr,
S1sts, 9irRnsn, Gbpcolate,
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Bcpen Seltu@, Spieeel,
Snsrain Carpets, Setsfsosrn,
2umpsn @arpsts, @laspaarsn,
Srusd @arpsts, GTprnwaarrn,
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gQsufbeussfhtsht uerlauat psrbsu.-SBir iHo ubsr:
asuat oab ALE aStsa Stcbr9dtsr pebtfilsr on un;
krm Stobr psrtauft rpsreen fSunsn fit Bar9to posr
i'm austaut6 ir ollie drtsa saussspreeuttsn, als an
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fst bti uus an Gbe ibr cuuc taufet-spir fnb dtsr:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-12-22
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ttsHteu Nlusncn, esbtsibts unb unsstleidbts Sbsst
inss pcn bis % Nuro brett pclISnsn Slonnehen
pcn atIsu Sorben, BsttIsu9, teinsrusn uno bauurpc
enen 2ifts Diapsre, Gbeds, 9ettsibte uno un9stlsd
te Gantcu 5lanelIe, leinerns uno boumrclsns 2ew'
linss, 5rfb einen, 9sblsiAN uno nn9stlsibft eeper
Hos, u. 10.
0rceerifS!
Gin frilbss adcrtemsnt ron 5udtr, SoTss Ulc'
toiIss, Sps,ereicu. 9etrednsts aepfd, pfrfGs, Sir
fdgn, 8cbuen, 9epdrJsu, u. + 10.
8 iens 10 aaren.
Gin utues adrrtcmcnt ron 9uisusipaarsn 6si Der
Ssit uno bsim Slid, etc.
Spie9ef!
gcn alien SrSesn unN artsn une iu alien prsii
fen. ..
Carpets unb SebLSud.
Gin polIer etcd non Stoor uHo Stisesn Gurpsts
5tecr unO Stis9sn Sstu6, ron |, 2 une 3 CART
6reit.
Sals! Sal3! Sal;!
aIbtcn uno eipsrpect Gai,. tsim Sod uno tsiu
Bulast; ebsnfalIs DairpiaIS in tIsinsn Sadsn.
yeue Wafrelen.
Me uno 2 Saatrslsn, in sau,en, baltsn, uni
usrtsl 8arrsls, elm sroscs uub prddtises adcrte
ment.
OF eanosspreouttsu isosr 1rt peresn I'M 1us.
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tommsn lahsn.
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Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
New Temp srance Movement.

A number OF the friends of temperance in
Boston, unwilling to submit longer to the dis
grace and tax ofrum, at late meeting adopted
an address and constitution as follows:
To THE VOTERS OF BosroN.
Official reports tell us that poverty and crime
compel Us to relieve or arrest one-fifth of our
population every year. They also tell us that
this poverty and crime result mainly from the
liquor traffic, aud that the arrests, trials and
punlshments, aud the relief of poverty, form a
considerable part OF our city expenditure
This traffic lowers the value of the real es.
tate used for every other purpose, Injuries al
most every other trader and mechanic, costs
more than bread for the whole people, excludes
one-fiith ct our children from the public schools.
aud is pernlclous TO every material, moral and
religious interest of our city.
Our city government permits this traffic to
be carried on openly in several thousand places
Our Aldermen and Council not only place its
dealers on our jury lists, but buy of them, in the
name Of the city, and pay the city's money for
liquors sold in violation of law. The votes aud
influence Of the traffic elect and sustain them,
and they sustain the traffic, and we see it's re-
suit in the forty thousand victims which we are
compelled to relieve or arrest in a single year.
forty thousand next year, aud every year SO
long as the liquor traffic controls our municipal
elections. Our only remedy is to meet The
traffic and outvote it at the polls. Every voter
who is unwilling TO leave the control of our
city elections to drinking and other kindred
houses is requested to give his NAME and aid to
the following plan of organization, viz:
CONSTITUTION.
l !. The name of this Association shall be
the Citizens League.
2. Its object is to elect Mayors and Aldermen
who will require the police to execute laws
against the liquor traffic as they do other laws
and to obtain the requisite evidence against
dealers as against any other class of offenders
3. We will have no secrecy-no compromise
and no union with any other party.
, A. Any legal voter who sgns the Constitu.
tion shall be member. There shall be neither
admission fee nor assessment
B. Our nominating cOucUses shall be open L
f all friends OF our object, whether members o.
not. Our call for caucuses shall be addressed
through the newspapers to "ull who are in ia
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
II l. NJ O II O l. 5 !.

CIJ- A gentleman was one day dIsputIng VITA
Mira Mohlmmcd Ibrahlm about the excel
lence of his cook, of whose fame he was yer,
Jealous, and wound up with, lie ought to know
something about cooking, Tor he has been forty
years before the fire
Well" said the Mira, he may have been
forty years before the fire, but he is raw yeti"
o. Do you think you arc fit to die =" asked
a mother other neglected chld.
81 don't know" said the lrtle girl taking
hold of her dirty dress wlth her dirty fingers
and inspecting 1t. al guess so, If amt too
dirty"
"What was the use of the eclipse ~ asked a
young lady. "Oh 1t gave the sun time for re-
lection" replied wag.
"Jury," said an Arkansas Judge, "you kin
90 utand find a verdict II you can't find one
Of your own, get the one the last jury used."-
They returned VITA verdict OF suicide IN the
ninth degree.
Ell say, Mick, what sort of potatos are
those you are planting - Raw onrs, to be
sure-y our honor wouldn't be thinking would
plant boiled ones"
01s~A coquette is fond Of fancy for a moment
-falthless tor a year--hckIe lorevcr--a painted
bubble--a translIory Pleasurc--an eternal pain
AN embodiment of absurdItIrs--and u cOllcc-
tion of contradictions.
"Dld your fall hurt you ;" SAID one hod car
rier to another, who had just tullen from the
top Of two story house.
:" Not in the least, Johnny, twas the stoppin
SO quick that hurt me-"
HT NJ. de L., went from Paris to Rome &c
be made IA cardinal. but returned with nothing
but cold The ways sand 1t was because he
came back without his hat.
They pass best over the world" sale
! Queen Elizabeth, "who trip over 1t quickly
! for 1t is but bog-Ii we stop, we sink "
az An Irishman writing from Philadelphia
to his friend in the old country, concluded a
| letter thus " II ver It's me torchune to ilv tI
dy-and God nose whether il is or not--II
visit ould ireland ufore leave PhllamadelG."
! OF A young man who had light incipien
moustache, one day while lingering the few
hairs, said to Harry, Hadn't better dye thu
mouslache !" "Oh. no!' replied Harry, ale
it alone, and it will die itself"
o. An old bachelor, after his matrimonial
failures, exclaims, When remember all tht
girls I've met together, feel like rooster II
the fall, exposed to every weather. feel like
one alone who treads some barn-yard all dc
serted, whose outs are fed, whose hens arr
dead, and off to market started"
6F A story is told Oft person asking anothe
whether he would advise him to lend u certain
friend of theirs money; "what! lend him mo
ney You might give him an emetlc and b
wouldn't return it,"
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

MOSQUITOEs.--T Talking of these vermln,-
the Memphis CFenn). Ledger says:
Z" With the subsistence OF the waters on the
Arkansas shore, mosquitoes arc becoming so
thick that the sun sets fifteen minutes too soon,
its rays being obscured by the swarmng IN.
sects, as they were by the clouds Of arrows at
the battle of i'harsalIa. A man can stand in
lIopehcld, and with his stick write his name in
the murky cloud. citizen of the swamp
tells US that he saw huge mosquito sharpen.
ing his bill with a tomlha wk, aud Charles
Glls says he was taking snu0zc in Hope
field on Sunday, when one perforated the skin
OF his left heel upwards Of three inches, and
then broke his neck IN the effort to get loose"
There, that will do!
o. ln exchange paper says that woman's
heart is the sweetest thing in the world-a per-
feet houey-comb, full Of sells. Perhaps this
may have been suggested by the man who
said, {" Brides are given away" while the
grooms are SOld."
o. DIR. Franklin used to say that rich vi
dows were the only pieces OF second hand goods
that sold at prime cost.
CIs5- If you wish to make shoe of durable
Materials said the facetIous Lancsbergh, you
should take the upper part Of the mouth of a
hard drlnker, tor that never let's IN water"
G[r a grabbed fellow says that he always
looks under the marriage head for The news Of
The rcah.
0C.7" a lady advertising in a New York jour
nal for husband, enumerated, among other
points, three drclyed teeth in alllucnt crcum-
stances.
0~7- Kit North says that it is no wonder that
women love cats, for both are graceful, aud
both domcstic--not to mention that they both
scratch.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
NJ / S G. T. LII A n ECU S.
We did.

The MONSTER NUGGET FROM AUSTRALIA
The monster nugget, the discovery of which in
Australia, and its subsequent history and ship
ment to England, has been before announced,
has arrived in London, and IS on exhibition at
the official rooms of the Crystal Palace. II
was found at the "Kingower diggins," I3O
miles from Melbourne This suburb mass of
gold is two feet four inches in length, and ten
inches at its greatest width; it weighs nearly
las pounds, and strange to say, it is estimated
by gold brokers that it contains but six ounces
OF dross, the residue being gold of the puresl
kind.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
p O e L [ G. A l..
AN HOUR.

&11u A4OO3ks
How little do we prize
The passing, transient hour,
As onward swift il flies
With una5ated power!
The pleasures Of an hour
Let's duly prize their worth;
Reflect upon their power,
Aud that which gave them birth.
The sorrows of an hour
Sometimes are many, toe;
When troubles round us lower
We scarce know what 10 do
Yet we may profit gain
Of every passing hOpr,
II we will only dcign
TO use what's IN our power.
And if we use Alright
y II that to us is given,
And fight worthy fight,
Wen anchor safe in Heaven.
Our hours, then, let's improve
Time passes quickly by;
LET'S do work of love
Ere we ascend on high.
Lift Illustrated.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

AN ANEcDOTE OF Col. BENTON" Sir-r,"
said Col. Benton, not many days before he
died" Sr-r, there are three disreputable re-
sorts in which, be it remembered, have never
set foot, and name them in the order of their
ihfamy--the worst last. alude to a house of
ill-fame, gambling-hell, and national con-
vention. Yes, sir, atm free of those
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
\ RIG ULT u IL AL
Agricultural Society OF Kent County

SATURDAY. May Il, ISIS.
Society met, and, in thu absence OF the Pre-
sidcnt, on motion Of Mr.. r. b. CUursey, Mr. J.
NJ. HUI was called to the chair. Proceedings
of the last meeting were read and approvcd.-
The President pro tenn, J. NJ. Hill, ON behaIfof
the Board Of Managers submitted the following
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
To be awarded at the Annual Exhibition of the
Agricultural Society OF Kent county, Del,
to be held in Dover, on "Wednesday and
Thursday, October GJh and 7th l655.
GRAIN Cnors Qhe produce of The present Year,.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

number of the friends of temperance in
Boston, unwilling to submit longer to the dis
grace and tax ofrum, at a late meeting adopted
an address and constitution as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

Mat they liable, f-s., the p cent uer,ioDed
- section -: then IL the taxa ion mentioned in sec-
tioD % addd TO the = cent, dces not rlske mp me
~ Ont, that the Company are required TO pay 10
enough 70 make tie whole equal 10 q cent ssc)ofy,
the Auditor contends that, VI the tax ,ion mentioned
IN section o. added 70 TIE y cent mentioned IN SEC.
ton Is makes more than = cert OF the grOss Re-
espts that in that csse, the suiplos inures 10 The
benefit Of The State-the statute mentioning tue Z
cent as the Minimum only. The amount IN controversy
h about $l50,000"
TIE Naseotsae Journal states that il is expected
MAJ the various branches Of the Sac Bank o. 10 va
viii b. gin TO issue bits about the st of January That
paper states tina. Mr.. Hoyt Sherman has written that
the plates, &c, are being engraved, and that one
thousand sheets Of each plate si2 600 will be placed
n the hands Of the Express Company the lj,h inst,
and every two days thereafter thousand sheets Of
one plate and Thousand Of the otaer, will be sent.
In the time the notes sent will be registered,
that by the lst Of January each branch will probably
have enough 20 commence business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

ir N Beu r Bal noe sr;h fr.a va o. 's' 80. 80
Yofs U..-. tSf dNi 't'i ~ 49,
t. i,ti Nov 3 ,5sS. " rec 4" pa 80
AID cTe~ saved. yts-is fcfE ass. 40 "a '~P- '
reu ,li1g tt-rr - tlp- riLf-r r. sAe . ,,-t,..,
schr .cn3 tBr.l, Dcnn-, E4l.-a ciy' a. % "-A1-
Bro,' -. - L. =. a..
james. .. -, .rA
r-.lasses = Jnrss Smith CO. . ,. n.
Sctr SPY Patterson Plymouth C., days az; 20 70 Ben
ton bros
sehr konsor, jr Bieus.er Baltimore dsy, ecs-
Sch J II. segnre, Alsu, AieIan17fs dsys, coa-
S~hr. n. Fisch. Dsv.y Ai,Asndrs 10 dsy. cosL
-r-r /. Y Pla-Q. Can -. seNan1-a days coA-
slr Jcuss. Jau@s. AsKAndra4 dsys coal
S-hr Jcs no mes. Gamer, AlsIAuGra days, cosL
Sctr. &c den Rul.. Wibsr Asxsofrs days a.
SIR. A.f D,sosVay, G-orE-tn~u, g. Gays coz
SIR 4. Ptsr0. Csai-r. Gto-gs-ovl D 4 lhys rliL
schr r. ". Fsrrinsto1, hotlnsop, sFzut1 cays WOOL
schr pocine. scper. virginia GAYS wool
schr W 4. H-wconb. Pscon. Bosion 20. philadelphia .
Soarsr s,elrs-er Clart Prov6en 60, mds.. % Ocel
steamer Island Bell. Sanford Norwich and New London,
Ird's AMI psss 20 r. n. Rocsw'
steamer Bottom seew Philadelphia, ndss AID pass 20 r.
Perkins -,
ssIner PeHcsn sudr-h. Providence. mese - isaac Oe
sAILED-ships Wild PEes-, Msyas~ for apNsi.3' b n
Milan, Ri,ey Tor Caves tsrks Lizzie b"ss', DER iJ'
-OheaIs William Patterson. IN h,asa en.s Anfs Pe'
cap Tor Gbrs ter; A. Hops Murray Tor s. Aarr. May
(B hooreh0lse Jacksonville sceE fo-sEovB, Ferkns, 10;
Cirdsd Bolivar
WIND-Durrs the day, hora ". 70 n. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-18

AT MACY's.
"A Ladies, cali a. MACYs tor your Lace Sleeves.
Ladies, call a: MACY'S for Shaker F.annels.
Ladies, call al HACY's for Fine allWool FlaanelI
Ladies, call al MACY's for your Lace Goods
Ladies, call at HACY's for Li1en Goods.
Ladies call at Mays loI Cambria and Muslin Colsts
Ladies, call q. MACY'S f. Cambria and Muslin SetA
Ladies, call at MAcY'S for Under clothing.
Ladies, call al NACY's for Ribbons aid Flowers.
Ladies, call a: MACYS for Dress Trimmings
Lsa.es, call at MACY's for Ruckes and Feathers.
r. II. MACY.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
We invite YOU call and look over; stock all
boush. cheap. Give u cali; We will save you money.
Lsdes and Gentlemen who live down also strangers
visiting the city very quickly ind Store by taxing e
9Th sy cars couer Of Bosswsy and Veseys the .or
House, or a. Csusl-.t. and Broadway.
Ladies and Cents this will you i've cents Come up and
look at our large stock Of Goods advertised above,
you 60 purchs,e twenty five cents worth will pay
you well. We will sell you low figures the ride viii give
you strength to look Us over and buy ictcos.y.
Stores Nos. "a AID 30 6th-av.,
One south Of lfh-st.
II. IT. MACY
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HOLIDAY PRE- SCENTS,

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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
GFNIN'S BAZAAR,
NUMBERS 30; ASD 5i3 saOADwAf.
81 NICHOLAS horfL
Special aud ef.a. p.1rner' o. Fashionable ana s~..on
-" CBRIsTaAs AMI SEw-YEAR's PRESENTS
md 'isv,sG 70 IT, ', ,s d. S, a. me- H. s,.
'-'' - POPULAR RENDEZvOUs
for TIE purchase OF Bobay Ci,s TIE Pew ~ les Ia every
bach II a., ~ A.eIs Ia oo-;afae, iof
oEarLEMESs, MISSES
have beer marked a. the $500
LOWEST PRICES
3, which they can b solo vbou' Po.'''e o'' .,.
Tbe az, u,icp Of s 300 intend - MAJ p'-n;' ~aca 'A
BE- reilly valuable the receivers and oPs - TIE ses''n
invited to tie ''''0 PRESENTATION LIST.
to which the limits Of an styeI'.aen, w.,s T, nan
ereGs other articles suitable as to,~s q u" ANY '7n'-
eraDoe. might Dc Aa1s1
ST.. O. RuI.isu Sable.
set.,f Huison'' Bay SABLE
ST.. OF MIX.
Frrnns Op~rs Closts
Gput men, Collars and Gloves
Chltreus Fgs Of all kin1s.
Sesh Robes IN rrest ysIiety
And CoAis Caps y'oIine. Maf: Caa, Ls.. o. '' ana
Galltlsis. Of Gil fssnion'o' fuf' cheap OF COSBY
'l''''' q q Ssl;:i I tom So So Us
f"'''" from sl1 to SIS
o'INA 'N' c, ,Ariou. .hsie. plass trimmed,
from. sl2to 80
hAp''' from g. upwars
LIplE.' AID CHILoRiNs BossrTs' pa, ,,oa..
IAOih' hA'' '''' nc,adins ares, vsHe o. beautiful
Evening Coiisres.
LADIES fVE AS'fi' entirely new article seisa
ils AID tie Opera, /. each
LApirs' MORNING Rosss, o.. g.. + Ma, .ra
Atwood DelAine, from 50 upward
syr. cy LApirs UsDrsLnss, c,,.. n.,,r... = ,.o,
Cover snd SAINT, from - up"-rd
EMBROIDERED '>'''' snd Robe stT., from 81 Upward.
ISrAsrs' CLo,Ks ASp Hoops .o
''''''' ,sso.i;.iy embroidered fsOai 10 uP~rd
hF.s1s' OUTFITS coNPLsrF' ..,.-,,r. r,,,e,
I,pty,' AID CHILoRESs WNrsS HosltsY.
Woo. Bs.sac. Mrrino Uoierye'i' and pr,Fer'
si,r,s s,.o',nen, Of Children. Glow. I'D SIX
ard NeTino Underwear OF every de'ci. P'i0n.
h''' in immense variety Boys Fan sai.. =, .toT.
s7upmssd Boy Oeescoa's from 70 20 rH;
and Bow. Embroidered and Brsiacd Suits from
500 81.
D0'' French and Home. M ~ ufsctured smotins CAPS
ELEGANTLY embroidered, and IL great variety
Al includrs Fancy Hats, fOE small Boys rich ~
sorment.
LADIES TOILET sIfPPLss, =,
~ d.lca,ey a. i richly embroidered
Roy> PATENT LEATHER 5ooIs,
o''S for Tho HOLIDAYS and Geutle men. Slppers-a
fine assortment
ItCrs AND EMsRoiDyRlEs,
LIN ~ iucudps 1890 Prerch Embroidered colars
700 frepch Embroidered Hsudkerch isf' aud
an unequsl-d o .oTtmsn; II Laos BY tie set OF
,usls article AZ a very moderate figure.
GrN7tynlNs WATER DREssIsS RoBrS,
Gloves Cravats, Sea f. Ties tnderwer' snd
Furisnins Good. gen.rslly-s very seleci snd
fishiou able Holiday stock
BOYS LrGcISGs,
e Goth Velvet. H..
GENTIrNFNs HATS AND CAPS, . ,
ali the Ceuin styles lnclsdiu the new Festival
Hat E. Chfi.,aas and New Years.
H.xpsorE AID DTRAsLE UNsRYLLAs,
Home Manufactured and Imported.
Ps,syyT NAkrRs cannot fad elsewhere in New York sucn
,plendid variety Of useful, desirable and Qua
mental articles a coaprised u the Holiday
Stock
GFNINS BAItAR
Nos ST. and 5j Broadway,
81 Nichols, Hotel.
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COYFYE-Tae auction sale Ills morning showed az Improve
rpsnt on the grades Of Rio Of Al s9d .oms say
- 70O be3 sold ~. -" ~ I 90 D. Since
die .le SS7s bags Rio fs FSh, have been taken At
!ull rstes. ,.--..--.- - ..o1 ,s,,... =. 49,.
80, al. Of 80 co 70 Lase .sc nos o9e' nnGs Ale
~s.,',e .~7 ufic.s ur r' g. ssd.
sspslun. ar. q. ry lg.red for. be; toe
hst 4. st o,s unsettled s,iesoi 40 ba.s Naspps
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