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Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
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 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an IN additional confirmation of Swamp and Oyesfowed Lands has been made to the State of Arkansas, in the counties hereafter named. in the Little Rock District, to wit:
 Monroe county, 2,o93 45 acres; Arkansas, l6,560 3S; Desha, 9,155 5s; Drew, 1.259 69 :; Bradley, 5,0s9 1e; Dallas, 9, 9,7s5 4e; Jeffsr, son, 9,279 49: Hot Spring, 1,70S 94; Saline, $500 73; Prairie, 2, 5,2is "A Pulaski, 1,7s3 l5 1; Perry, 33s 55l White, a6 co.
 All persons claiming the right of pre-emp- tion upon any of the Swamp and 0Yerdowed Lands embraced in the foregoing list, are hereby requested to come forward within sixty days from and after the date of this notiee prove their pre-emptions, and pay for tue same All lands 50 confirmed to the Ssate, which shall not be purchased with money or located with Swamp Land Scrip, by pre-emption, within sixty days from the date of this notice will be sold, or offered for sale, to the highest bidder, by the Swamp Land Agent of the Little Rock District, at his office in the city of Little Rock, between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon, of the FIRsT MONDAY after the expiration of sixty days allowed pre-emptors, within which to establish their pre-emptions and pay for their lands-it being the TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1659-snd to continue from day to Ndg, ubkii all the Sald lands are sold, or offered for sale. Lands within six miles Of any nayigable stream will not be sold. or offered at publio or private sale, for less than seventy five cents per acre; and lands more than six miles from any nayigable stream will not be sold for less than fifty cents per acre--payable in specie, or Swamp Land Scrip, receivable by law for lands in the Little Rock Swamp Land District. B. F. OWEN, LAND AcEsT
 aug3-1t For the Little Rock District.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07

At fhe Mammoth Wholesale Drug store, the Largest store im the City. april22-6sn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07

] THESE Mills are now in operation, clt- ] | ting lumber of eTsEy description to or
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
sHUQUALAcK, Mrss., sept. IS. 1851.

. SHUQUALACK, Mss, Sept IS. 1857. " Da. L. C. GLOVER & BRo.-(ssntlefnen :.
 We wrote yon some time since August = I7th) for new supply Of your valuable -' Liver Medicine, which we have not re-
 ceiyed nor heard from. We now wish -- you to send us half gross of yonr BAY = BERRY SYRUP, half of each size. As ~ far as it has been tried, it has acted like a 1 charm, and given general satisfaction, and
 is acquiring quite reputation for it's yir- tues. Therefore, send forward by express I the above supply, and hurry up the four
 dozen Liver Medicine, for we need it every z. day. Respectfully yours. = W. X. McCLURE& & CO, Druggists = This agency was constituted the 3ist = July, 1858.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07

"s " stEKI IT T e w.
 Wholesale Agents, New Orleans , I. C. DEBOSE & CO.
 Wholesale Agents, Mobile, Alabama.
 Sold by the principal Druggists Of Mem |, pbis, and Druggists and Agents throughout the country.
 < l.. (. GLOVER, Nj. D., Sole !, c. C. GLOVER, Nj. D., proprfetors. Principal Office and Laboratory, No, 26 : Madison street. Memphis, between Main and Front Row.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
$. .Ennsfefd AC0.. WHOLESALE DRUG GISTS,
 -A D. APOT THEC RES.

HAVING been established in the business l. Il for upwards of eighteen years. during which time they have enjoyed the confidence and patronage of the most eminent Physicians of the ecsntTy, and q very extensive circle of customers, II will be their aim and ambition in every way 10 deserve continuance of their favor.
 l. will be their object to keep every article. in any way appertainiBg to their business. Of the sgsT QUALITY; and the UTMOST AND MOST scEUPULoUs ATTENTION will be given to the preparation of Physicians Prescriptions and Family Medicines. Ali orders from Physi- cisns. Merchants and others filled with the greatest care, and packed h such manner that TO loss from breakage can possibly ensue. Having Agents iB the Eastern Cities, they will be supplied with all the newest and most improved articles in their line of business
 Their present stock embraces an almost end less variety of Goods, selected with GREAT PERSONAL CARE, THE QUALITY OF WHICH IS GUARANTEED in every instance, and which they offer for sale at zs Low RATES as any other establishment in the Southern or Wes- tern States. Their Stock comprises full as- sosLznast nf psaassz Gs S5r-i- S;r ces, Soaps, Combs, Paints, Grass Seed. Bo- tanic Medicines, Pure Wines, Window Glass Medfcated Waters, Chewing Tobacco, Medf- cines, Instruments, Extracts, Cosmetics, Hair Oils, Choice Syrups, yarnighes, Patent Medf- ~f Fancy Goods, in great variety, Snufs. Flavor ing Extracts, Oils, Perfamery, Medicine Chests, Toilet Articles, Dentifrices, Glass; ware, Garden Seeds, Woife's Schnapps, Ci- gars, Ground Paints iii Oil, and many other ar- ticles too numerous to mention.
 GT We cordially invite the attention of ALL those who may wish to purchase articles iB our line, either by Wholesale or Retail, to our Stock, which was purchased for Cash Tr~. sf~n i. kL.e4 gether with the fact of our being Sole Agents for many articles, enables IS to offer superior inducements to the trade.
 s. MANSFIELD t co, DRUccsrs,
 Sign of the Golden Lion and Mortar.
 No's. 2Si s1 2S3 Main St., Memphis,
 Tennessee. At fIse Mammoth Wholesale Drug store, the Largest store in the City. april22-Gsn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-07
Silver Plated Ware : z

NINE Sets with Urns; Ice PiiepSs;.g,s S;rps; n lets and Cups, Walters of all '''' Table Ware of all Kinds,
 Beautiful Casiors,
 Cake Baskets, sc
 Forks, Spoons ." J. E. MERRIMAN s,;.' x SeT Tsss mar 25-tf1 25s Main street, Msmpn'''
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T'HE LIFE OF
JAMES WATT,
SELECTIONS FROM HIS CORRESPONDENCE
Rv LAM MuIRuEAD. A. A..
T'HE LIFE


BY JAMES PATRicx MurRnEAp, MA.
VOL I2mo. Cloth. 81 Is
The present volume il hoped supply want whieh Ia.
authentic biography Of James Watt The principle has ben
planned a. far a. possible in hi. own plain clear and forcbe
a1sg,ss ,s,u, of bo.. ,pvsn,;or. and b.,, present
and future value world IL already difficult any
conception But faint idea Of their magnitude
may be gathered such facts these: that ss than single
century sgo only few clumsy and imperfect fIeengines Of
the old atmospheric employed in pumping waer out
Of some widely coeps and mines that they did their
lsboIiou expensyely aud badly that steam wa, not
applied directly then used was capable Of being
applied either to manufactures to In
Useful Arts Navisaon to Land Tanpor to wsr or to
Agriculture and that now the united steam power OF Gres
engine having been evuced since the Improvements of Wa
ssoF Of upward of four hundred millions Of men OF
double the number of males supposed 70 nha6 the globe How
the expressed by the spend0us works Of his
genius 80
As knsfan Of the iustous sineer-as long the intimate
friend aud Of the executors OF his sonand ss the son
law the late Mr. Bouon the author has enjoyed the peculiar
ep, az wen as Of anecdotes by which volume has been
enriched. Th circumstance be sufficient guaranty OF the
he has had and the bestowed in moulding them To
their present form win be well repaid if secures complete and
placed -" the head Of all inventors In all ase'
and nations" -,
ows now bright with shtsnay well teach the Hen Truth,
That life ia not as idle ore,
But iron dug from central gloom,
And heated hot with burning fears,
Aud dppd In baths Of Kissing tears
And batterd with the shocks OF doom
To shape and use"
full Of hope and encouragement TO thc.e who Rad its
cmnence which in honorable toll the us
Ter Of that nobility of soul which finds it, highest 'ooe even
tcny TRANQUILITY and revere'y searches out the
~''A' 'n' "'S' Vi 'A D. D.xPPLEroN L Co. Publishers,
Nos. $40 and S&s Broadway, ~ Y.
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Gprfial Notices.

National Quarantine and Sanitary Convention,
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, SEw-YoRK,
AprI 81. i35son motion of T. NJ Wetmore amended by j.
HeNsky, NJ. D., II was ordered
That cresry b. author nd TO publish the record m the
resolution Of A. Stevens NJ. d. and the vote thereon
sdoyt,d at the preceding session Of this Convention.
Rested That In the ab-eDoe Of evidence establishing the
conclusion that yellow fever has been conveyed by
another Il the opinion Of is Convention personal
sussbtDe Of Of yellow fever may be safely sbohbed
Pyoeided That (oaes Of every kind b. gdly restricted
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CUPPERe UNIVERSAL STAIR-BUILDER-
- THIRD EDITION JUST PuBLlsHED-rhe ee-, and
ot Practical Book OF the hind published in Ares Prics
s6 AIyns Ritual FreeMasonry, sa By reu''inG the
0'0'' Va" '' w GowANs, No IS Centres.
THE CHESS MONTHLY for MAY NOW
REApY-Coutains Gsmes Of Cochrsne WALKER, Popert,
Won Ger Ls.a Bsuer and Paul MOrphy together with variety
Of interesting articles IS Is cents nanio~f W.
MILLER, No. 4e Nssssrrf. For sale BY all dealers
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1T7VE PHRENOLOCICAL JOURNAL for

YTNHE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
L MAY contains Portraits Of Dr. A. '" Aico't, D. D. e'''
mons. NJ D. and Robert Allyn Letter to Dyspeptic Orsani'
,st;op Life and Mind; Remarkable Rebuon Self Esteem
Practical Phenoogy SefResnce Longevity among English
ouake Importance of Sleep Formation Of Opinions Woman
Young men, and Others who would Rise In the World and
make the themselves should read this Journal Only
81 year. Address FOWLER WELLS No. Sos Broadway
Nar Nork
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YI>HE NEW CATHOLIC PAPER-METRO-
POLITAN RECORD, May published under the apprOea-
on Of the Archbishop Of New York and the Caoc
Clergy will be r,ady on WEDNESDAY May and viii contain
DEDICATION SERMON Of the Most Rev Archbishop Of
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN INDIA FORCED TO
SUBSERVE IDOLATRY - r
AN EFFORT To DESTROY THE GALWAY LINE
And other important and interesting matter.
EDWARD DUNCAN BRO. tJss. h. krker), 81 b'way
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CUPERIORITY of MODERN TASTE.

~ In nohns this btsr sxsmpfhsd than In the departure
sm obsolete stes Of costume sEd hat conformity he eIe
CANT outlines Of Nature which the fandsas oAoas u
sst<.
How odioas by comparison With modern Hys do ta sruds-
ties of the psr sppsaI Ths sns1 stnDs~s q s Of Eas
beth The cgmbous sesurdites that made faahonabts
IN tie classic Of Anne ~ Ingenious sbsardiss 0eor.
fsn spocha APPEAR puers In conception when eonsssssd
with the snPlcy and eapfort of dSess In time.
remsItsl.e Instance q imsyed taste the nsAoptIon ee
ts RIBBON SASH. In aisric point view IL = natural
sAd hA.pen..eS psr ofa Ady. drss A. Il psss.u, y
The ar1ssnrstc sciss Of Europe 10 u consdersb fall
ing gracefully from TIE waist the si Put on
of the outline of the
AL figures aid costumes suitable upe snA beszf3
sriee
A. LlCHIESsTEIS, of No. 81 bsoaAwsy, la With 10
usnsl eArp secured the invoice tse Goods trous6
70 this marhr These win oil be -d IN few dsya They
o. ne ~t elegant R4ers comprrg French Figures snl I'm.
bsaered Rbbon Tssd, Tartan. Albanian spes and sle.s
plain vses suitable and Of supcoF 9osty In
ADDITION VII be fund Dd always the ehSiess and ss
stoct Of AllDe and DTsusksn pess in tAe esysach
Bocne and Csp hbbons Boant s DahHs and SAss DTsss
Tnmminss, etc.
In oreT tamake heavy rsiaBcss Esrops Ass v a -
so1 1t lover prices than Aoss snown Nov s tns
fos bsrpsins
Who make sn esSy csa
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prp Goods.

GORGEOUS
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &C.,
rpov THE MOST F1F4kTEP eeIEBRarnp FACTORIES,
IRON rhE fokHfdS sRf5 ASb DDoAEsric.
THE rxrRAoRprsARIIY sHIT REDUCED PRICES
kkGElss kk4E sso1EH xHEHETs 81 yard
Sa5fEsSE s:s;. !; ,.s sd
FLOOR o!L-c toTHs.
suBERB MEpALLioNs, WITH BORDERS.
VELVET and CLOTH rAsLE aud PIANO COVERS.
row vosuc yEfyKT AxyISsTEH1, RR1,ssr1s md rurrZD
"lRSo hSos Mis- nATTISds; PSgscEGsss &c. &c.
HlhAss n. >. sJwRkr. sRE.s
Sign of the Great American Eagle
PE1Sa HRA 1aISas1sr = NOTICE
EVERY DRY;aoODs m DIS; MERCHANT
IN THE UNION.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
AaE row RECEIVING THEIR InroRrATioss, AND ARs
ExHIsITNG AT rHEIE
8 A l. X o . NJ 3,
NOS SO AND 80 CHAMBERs-ST., ~ Y,
TIE MOST hxTEssivE, ELrsAhr VARIED AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF
ever before offered for ss by them and presenting attractions
and the trade generally and from s psrs such
% chsmber s. which they occupy entire enable them 70 .ppro
pirate each cs.s goods department. and TO have
sAsS & VII Il IDs Ss sops Without specifying @ Ss sos.
s''ss4 they TSST SsTs Goops ;Si apartments '1'
WHiTE GOODS AND LINENS.
CLOTHS AND CAsslMEREs,
sHAMIs HASHa And MANrILLAs.
SsSi5 YsSkEE SST1SSs
pp1sMSs poMEsrISs AND PRINTS
.entiOn embracing II the ssaas sy: which v
= .ed The very lowest They have the eas production
WARREN PRINTS,
pn. Shsh h.. soos more soos to he ,s:ss .oq,s y.
C1rd s; q s g. ;,I, Ducn . :d r..
't..n cLi.7Sk GLASGOW. iANcASrER An .na Nd SCOTCH
GINGHAAS, In every variety.
DOMEsTICs
s.nbrsss The following brends;
s...:. a:l INV s.fs1s1s'' as1 s a:.:1
LosspALE, AREwRIeHr, PocassEr,
NAUnKIAs, PATTERSON. Prr,ERmL,
wHrE ROCK, HEsRoS, CAAor,
h.TANosA, LAwsEscx r,cxs s1Jiass ApLMIic. M.
MINIS, such ss Yori Hamilton, Penb-rton &c
Soliciting trade liberal .srs they invite nots 70 their
House-rreet and nursber As above
lace CURTAINS and DRAPERIEs GEN
- hAIkEKM IBkEKMAN Co.. No, q, Broadway.
have just received fr9g. on, .,,cr,ox s.,vs
superior assortment of LACE CURTAINS. LACE DRAPE-
KY by the yard also MUSLIN DRAPERIE5 IN great variety
at very low prices.
~ A X p Z I s.
G. S. HUMPHREY e Co.,
Nc. 524 BROADWAY.
OrrcsiTs sr. HicsoLis HoTrL,
Have Low on hand full assortment Il
ARP TIN q s.,
IL the various eyteA
'Lh'If' RRrssEIs
INGRAM &C.. tc
Aho, OILCLOTHS In ueat variety.
CLOTH SACKS ard MANTILLAS.
~ SILK MASTlLLAS, -
SILK AND LACE AANTILLAs,
Jgr Op~nsd BY BEEKAAN COMPANY.
CLOTH GARMENTS,
In al Colon ADD Shapes, -
No ~ BROADWAY
DIBBONS. RIBBONS.
H LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS have . very Arse
Of hteops which they 81. cheap ssonih every
ere Ne S6 CsrAis., resr BIosdwsy.
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fanep GOODS.

HUGHES, DUPUY e. CREHANGE,
- MAIDEN LANE 81.
receiving from various eame and will continue TO re-
s~ive during the season.
NEW STYLES OF PARIS
SILK NETS, FANCHONS AND HEADDRESSES
(all black and with coored bordersl -
FANCY HAIR PINS, COMBS AND CACHEPEIGNES
tthe largest assortment in the United Statssl
SUN PARASOL and OPERA FANS, Of ell kinds.
BELT BUCKLES, SLIDES and CLASPS,
DRESS BUTTONS and TRIMMINGS,
OPERA OLASSES, PLATED CHAINS, JEWELERS.
SCALES, &c, &C., &C,
which they offer the trade only at the loves market prices
rROrders all descriptions of FRENCH GOODS hued BY
,h~iI house. No. 7 Rue du Grand Chautier Paris.
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Eighth edition. revised enlarged and broush. to the present
p'fs Edited b, rHox.. STEWART Ts.rL ND, F. R. E.,
Professor Medical jurisprudence in the University of Edn
With upward, hundred Enavns. steel and
XVI now ready.
C,oih s5 50 per volume.
The publication Of Ee, Editions with ruccesve improve
rent' and the .e Of nearly 20 e copies not during an ss
years which the wo. '.ed and approved By the most
unque.tionsbe merit Of hi, work These have
eyen 20 decided preference public favor that the popularity
Of the Esh.h Eaon nstsad Of suffering diminution rival
a. e time the most satisfactory evidence Of III. being
afforded by the fact that the publishers have been Obliged to in
e"nser e,ns,s ,"s With seS !, wa. u"
WORK 70 combine practical and sohd with pleasing
Information IN such proportion. would be and
os public deliver truths Of Science In
the and n-sbe FORM and at the time 20
pay due attention those branches of inOwedse which though
and have powerful influence ta. habit. and eLA,e:ei
rIoS.RY SCIENCE Copous Abstract Of Literature and Phi
sdan saS bSs undsssne careful revision and extensive al
vaneed isrnee Of the mes The editor h.. The Co
I'd treas in the various Science Literature
Knowcdse supcrscds rendered Ob.a.e BY the
sdysneemen. of society.
The following m Of Of the principal contributors
The Rish, Hon. T. B. MAcArLAY
The Right Rev. RICHARD wHATSLY, D. D., Archbishop Of
Dublin
WILLIAM wHywyLI D. D. Trinity ColI.se Captridse
Sir DAvIp BREWSTER X H. Ii b. Principal Of the United
Cojetes Of St. salvsor aud 81. Leonard, S. AndrewG
RICHARD OWEN esq.
JOHN LEE D. Principal of the University Of Edinburgh.
Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON, Bar.
Sir ARCHIBALD ALLISON, Bart
Sir JOHN RICHARDSON.
Sir joan McNEiLL.
HENRY ROGERS esq snbor Of the Eclipse Of Faith" 2c
thusie,nD NE
The Rev CB.ELEs KNcsLEy Author Of Hypa.ia "West-
wara Ho y DE-
n Forsrs Professor Of Natural Philosophy in the Uni
yer,i,y Of Fdinburrh 10
Ros,Rr eel P President Of The Insti,uten
RicMiRD Mo1K1 os Mnxrs, ssq,M MP.
HEPwoRTH DIXON esq
Ss.soS ~ n Professor Of Midwifery in .he Uni.
versy Of Edinburgh.
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4tram @ooSs, Oats, Gaps, &e.

ballard, SHUTE & CO.,
ID STRAW HAT AASvFAcruRERs
4J BROADWAY, NEw-YORK, -
HAVING had their expectations much more than resn1ed ~
THE TRADE
received
THE BONNER HAT,
and feeling confident that the favorable opinion generally
pressed viii be fully borne out BY -
IT'S OWN INTRINSIC MERITS
would call attention the other leading styles introduced
. sdoyt-d BY them, such as -
THE WILLIAM TELL,
THE SONORA, aud
THE YOUNG SOUTHERNER,
A wen a. their large variety Of
STAPLE STRAW GOODS,
IN LEGHORN AND BRAID,
OF BROWN, WHITE SILVER AND MIXED coLcRs,
for 4
MISSES and CHILDRENS WEAR
Also,
LEGHORN FLATS and BLOOMERS
Jnsrimued,
Together with those welles.abished fayontes,
TIE EVERETT HAT
THE CRITTENDEN
NHILDRENS STRAW GOODS.-Tbe atten-
~ the Ladies called the large and elegant ssort
Msses Boys and Infants unsurpassed by any LadieS
RIDING HATS. First premium awarded. -
KELLOGG, Manufacturer, No 3sl Cansl-N
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YJ,HE WATER-CURE JOURNAL, for MAY,
contains sIcelen. articles Management Of Children, in
Health and D.es.e Practical Hydropathy Interesting ESpe
rience the Of Living; Mis- Baekwe Food for
Caution 70 the Sick capital Health Journal at only 81
wear Addrs.. FOWLER WELLS, No. 500 Broadway, New.
York.
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he above .osether with Thnns Tale Of New York Life,
sdurshle Letter the Paris Special Correspondent Com
Directions The Management Of the bJ
he Author Weekly Farmer Che~ Chronicle The Loun-
e,r katet and Financial R<purts Editorials Concae Poe
~ And III Ae Newv sf he ~eeA-wi1 Be fcuo6 In this weeks
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"Death TO all vermin"
REMOyED FROM 40 TO 4lo BROADWAY
AsSPRS6 approaches
AVIS and RoAeHEs
Prom their holes come oot
And M:cE and RsTs,
In spite Of Cats,
Cayly skip about
BED Bues bite
You in the night,
As ON the bed you sGmsef,
While lSsEcTS crawl
Through chamber AID ball.
In sausds without numeeS -. ~.
T IS TRULY WONDERFUL with what oertainsy, rs n,S
Reaches, Mice, koes Ground- Mice, Bed bses ANS -
Fess Insects Aninzls. In short every s2
Vesmin, are utterly destroyed and exterminAsed
~COSTAR'ss RAT ROACH &c, EXTERMiNAToh
~COsTAR'sv BED-BUG ExTERMiNATOR. ,s ~
sCOSTlEsr ELECTRIC POWDER for MoIhs, IN
sECTS, &c.
f)nly Infslhhlr Remedies knowno
laeoo Boxes cold Per week 10 New iork scne -, -,
y. Beware ~! oi Spurious ImtscnS Exsrane eaes 0A'
hsaaI. a. ossh ana a he nosAins but " COSTARS"
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REAT CLEARING-OUT SALE
FINE MILLINERY
MILLINERY GOODS.

CHARI,ES STRE r q Co,
No ES BROADWAY.
In eonscqusree Of the gs~at inrrss.r. hosh
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL
sxrEssvg
MANTILLA AND SHAWL
BUSINESS
ard inability obtain pr~>-n. prvmsss
we have asterfnsed relinqaish Millinery s kitaery
Gcods D~rsmen and deyoe entire store 70 fssuzs
STAwIS, MANTILLAS AND CLoAka
In order effect early and rapid ss.s have msrhed avo
entire stock Of
BONNETS,
GLOWRRs
FEATHERS.
BLONDES LACEs RIBBONS. keL,
TO LESS THAN ONE-HALf THE ORIGINAL COST.
newly ported eo1s and ~ hrscse
ard mcst ccrnpiete in the United States. -
We woGh dire; sten;isn u MAGNIFICENT ASSORT-
NENT of SHAwIS and MANTiLLAS-sn VI which, ka hA
REDUCED IS PER CENT.
SALE al the Reduced Prices MONDAY, Asy
. '-- "'- CHARLES STREET Co..,
Nc. as BroaAway