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Lectures by the Rev. e. g. Holland.

Lectures Oy the heys Es Gs HOllaAds
Rev. E. G. Holland delivered lecture on Humboldt
before the Young Mems Christian Upon on Thursday
week II was we'll attended and speaker made com
prehensive analysts OF IiumDoit's literature and
genius. He did not hnk the great German scholar
had the order Of isca.les and the original insight
which the great discoveries in science have usually
possessed Hence great original discoveries not his
distinction Yet said the speaker, he has enlarged the
human knowledge and commanded tho
Of greater crudition than has either Of the who
have discovered and madc known laws OF nature be-
fore unperceiyed he described the various steps Ia
his early deveopemen showed that his objective and an
aypg tendency ntcd him for tho sphere Of the natural
took place in unison. He ~ tho vcrider Of tho
sciences, in whom each detached science, like river
pouring into the is merged in the unity Of collective
whole M Holland spoke modestly and we'll Of his per-
sona interviews with Humboldt, aud OF the Impressions
he made upon his mind He sad that In the cosmos OF
nature Humboldt is supreme; but there another and
higher cosmcsthat Of mind aud Of spirin whose laws
and phenomena he explorer. Mr.. Holland then
showed what extent the world OF science s indebted
Humboldt; and in drawing picture Of his character he
said that he posssed all Of the Pauline group Of virtues.
By what processes he 70 possess them" said the
speaker, 81 do inquire. We rejoice In resuts-fn
rus-knowing that these noble the paths of their
attainment cannot be wrong 10 not the aim OF nature
much as II s TO bring the elements OF noble life.
DO that Humboldt had special faith. fancy
that bis faith was broad his science"
Mr. Holland also delivered lecture "Gocthe' last
Thursday "Carlye' announced a. the subject Of his
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THE NEGROES IN CANADA.

OUR TORONTO CORRESP ONDENCE.
TORONTO, Jan. 10, 1860.
The Laboing Glasses Opposed TO the Introduction Of Blacks
The Underground Raaroad-No More Black Laborrs
are WaMted-Misay of TIE Blacks TORONTO, Montreal
and Qubec-7ne Blacks to be Uscd as Soldiers against the
United States, de-, dc.
Your Southern friends derange thei: digestion foolehy
by their irritation against Canadians for our imputed
completely In robbing them Of their niggers We have
quota Of fanatics and enthusiasts the normal condi
ton Of oil society included within the domain OF cvsa-
ton, but the mass are apahec, and the aboing classics
not over anxious to encourage the importation Of conpe
tors Lord Egn, always the watch to convert pass.
ing excitement to bis own personal glorncation created
In Western Canada the Egn settlement, specially for
escaped negrocsan experiment for which the farmers OF
tnat section bear him no goof will their opinions could
be collected they would that tho negro element ID I'M
ned 70 mix with the whites, DO. wantod in labor
Market and tends to lower the standard of society Far
better for colored gentlemen 10 exercise acues on
the West Coast Of Africa or in the sugar islands.
The Underground railway illustrates the inventive
genius Of the Yankee and those who gather moro
sold than the Pixies Peak dggers II tho southern men
started an opposition line take the colored gentlemen
south, ana paid higher fares, they would not lack
passengers.
The Journalists here prsts about encouraging emil
grants, and expaae The attractions Of laU0r mar
ketrepeatug formula OF words after the sense had de-
parted. We have no need OF iaborcrs; money we VIII
accept in any quantity Bot what with labor
whenever the wall Of rises from The uns
poyed and half starved here Toronto In and
rOusiEg cy the philanthropic
lent organize for their reefY The growth OF our large
cities developcs the varied Of human sueripgtue
chronic condition Of the European capitals
There are some men with strong combative pfopensi-
ties, who dreaming cternaly OF war, enlist in anticpa-
ton your trusnt piggers offensive rorce in humble
imitation OF Napoeon's Tuikos. II land force was
needed, Sikhs, Caifres Aighins would s,eadicr
under fire, and cheaper. II we have brush with you
the musc IF the guns will be heard your coast but
before that remote epoch presents self the instructive
feelings which reused your Commodore y. Chinese
waters and exorted from him the noble sentiment tnat
blood thicker than water, belong to the
American mind,
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The Contributions to the Lawrence suf-
ferers.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The following donations sent to me since the announce
ment made by the Mayor of Lawrence THAT the amount
already RENTED aud pledged sufficient for the relief
Of tho sufferers by tho late calamity held sn5eo.
DE order Of donors All remaining uncaled for by
the list OF February prox will be appropriated to
osl,p- be,pvolent chiacl.--
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s Methodist and Catholic and on the opposite side Of the
river, In South Berwick there two Baptist and one
Congregational churches
The politics OF Salmon Falls arethe Salmon Falls Manu-
featuring Company and the Introduction Of their goods into
China and japan Thousands and thousands Of yards OF
their goods are already folded aud packed for shipment TO
those regions, especially China where they are held IN
much favor, far above the English.
Opposite this village is the town Of South Berwick, In
which there s cotton mill called the Portsmouth Com
pahy, employing $50 hands, and running 5000 spndles
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FL tgf te Obituary.
snAJcTs sTt one 81 INC hres original founders Of
ne American B.bie Society, died Orange, y. j. last
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No. ics BHoaDw.r. Jan. q, 1900 go ~
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DOVER, N. H., Jan. Is, $780,
Account Of The Cbcheco Manufacturing Company-The
Wages Of Cpratioes-rAe Print WorAs-ihe Origin Of
Hoes Lightning Prepe-ESencA asaina American
Prints-Dvr0 and It's Nayor-HoD 10 Make OGceaolders
Earn their Aony-Douelas and Es-President Pisrcs-
Republicans in a Qnonda,y-John Byorn Spectre, dc.
The goods of the Cocheco (properly Cochecho) Manu-
featuring Company are known al the United States
The cooperation located In this city, has capital Of
81 aOoo oo and employs oo persons-ses males and eoe
females Ten millions OF yards OF goods are annually
manufactured. and they all printed their print
works The corporation has four mills built Of brick With
granite foundations. The FIRST mill was constructed in
1922 The print works carried on by steam power
and there spare steam engine OF $50 horse power for
in the cotton mills when the water fails in summer
which but seldom. The total number Of looms l4s,
spindes 1892 The wages Of the operatives ave-
rage-weavipg room, 81 per day; dressers, 50; webb
drawers, "; Wrappers, 81 spoilers, 81 H. mule spin
nes, men, 10 cent per day; warp spnners, girls 50 per
week fly trainers 50 so; subbers, 50 49, drawing girls
81 So Besides these wages which are mostly earned BY
the piece the c0rpoI alton allows 81 IL per week for
board giving the operatives the privilege Of boarding
where they please-he company having no boarding
house OF its own Ike most OF the other manufacturing
corporations IN New England. majority of the female
operatives 10 composed OF foreigners, principally Irish
The CORPORATION has selling agents in Boston and Ncx
York No goods sold at the mills Business s repre-
serted 10 DC as good az u For soldhy of
struc'ion the Cochoco mills ~il compare favorably
any cotton mills In the country
The prntsry Of the Cocheco mills il interesting inst
tuition OF itself II have been from the machines
used IN This department Of manufacturing establishment
ior forty years past, invented by Scotchman that Hoe
obtained The idea Of bis lightning SIX eight and suppose,
tn cylinder presses The only wonder that system
vas nn anap,ed 70 ne sspaper printing presses sooner
tnan u ~as by the incoDitabe Hoe. In the prntery
% me tochcro mills one hundred and ffty persons
emriosed, the engraving department being under
the siperniendence of an Intelligent scotchu m
Mr. Daniel Boyle, brother OF whom is
esisner Ter the ssfabsbmept The average number OF
pieces pirh per week eco, tbrty three yards the
piece The oosng Is the order Of business after gooos
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tails Of cotton mill; his mind became bewildered he
confidence in himse he rendered his resignation
accepted; the corporation made him present OF
$500 in cash. and he cut his throat with razor in the
best OF the elegant mansion the corporation allow
the gilded barracks OF their local agency
The Corporation Is styled the "Salmon Falls Manufac-
turing Company" The agent is Mr.. Joshua Con.
verse, a gentleman Of capacity and intelligence.
He evidently knows how to keep q cotton mill.
The corporation have two mills, five stories high con-
sructed OF brick, with stone foundation six feet thick,
resting ledge Of rock. Mill No. built in 1874
800 by AZ feet No was built In ls4s II is S36 by
90 feet In No. The arst two stories supported by
wooden pillars balance BY iron pillars La No. all iron
those Of the lower sorieB In the Pembert0n only
sixteen Here manufactured sheetings, drills ami
cotton commonly called canton fannel-,n gross per
anDum 1900 600 lbs cloth, from II 900 Coz IL O
do yarcs About 10 900 bales Of cotton, 1t is said
consumed per year.
weeks 100 900 yards more Of goods were manufactured
than for the period last year All the goods are
sold in Boston. The capital ef the company 81 0O0
The last semi annual dividend was per cent leaving
reserved fund OF $1,000 This year they buy cotton Tor
threeourths Of cent less per ID than tney last year
and sell their goods at cent per h. more than
they then did.
In the mills there are employed 100 females
ana 200 males About two tnrds OF the females
with here and there some Scotch and Eagnsh
and few Canadian French women The latter class Is
oeMg gradually introduced. aud they are found to be
good workwomen ana thrifty. They their money
and sfssr having accumulated respectable p,e they
torn 10 Canada AND live easy Ths irish accunula-
tive, bnf s principal part Of their earnings Is sent TO
Ireland 10 bring hither Of their kindred
The American girls in this corpor alton are tdy pretty
yrtuons, and therefore happy; Of them while at
tending to the threads in ther ooms look II the keys
Of seven octave Cbckerng would lose caste uuder
iheir finger. OF the two thirds Americans the
remainder manly irish.
The weaving girls average 80 wcrs best 10 hoard for
which the corporation pays 81 o5 The girls the spin
ming and 81 rs per week. also beside
board; IN the dressing rooms 81 60 They can board
where they please but ss the corporation nearly
tho whole village, ii don't make much difference wnare
they 60.
But few children under fifteen employed intshe
New Hampshire cotton mills A law requires thai\ail
children in the State under twelve age s Ia.
school months in me year, all niten
three months certificates from teachers tina. a
must be produced before the chufrcn DO legally
pcysd q cotton mil IN the rate Prosecutions
this law arc, however, not unfrsQgrst
The mills have recently been supplied With patent
force pursss, for service 70 case Of are.
The sprn1i welfare Of the leratves We considered.
There three churches the village Cong galona
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when they could have bought the same style of eods
abuse the domestic institutions Of The South. One
conveniently 1t hand others can, necessary be
adduced The firm Of d. F. Fleming Co., of Charleston,
s. c. bought their goods recently Of Harmon, Goodrich
Co.. black republican concern because they sed cheap
than Others fur ther, s. p Kerrick, OF the firm OF
Rollins Co., OF Nashville, Tenn, has openly boastsd
There upwards Of one hundred shoemaEng estab
lshments in Haverhil The aggregate OF business annu
ally amounts between 600 and Se GOO ana the
trade Of the various establishments each amounts from
$500 900 TO $l00 COO and less per annum. Is there
FORE great business for town in Massachusetts The
and pegged work The sewed work brings the patent
sewing machines on which American females truly
expert they therefore menopozs that branch Of thc
trade.
Our principal houses all more or less Interested in the
Southern trade, arc-L johnson Il Co., C. Hersey Co.
Sawyer Wheeler, W. D. George Brother, Frank Brick
ets, W. R. Whittier, Fits, Goodrich Porter Green Lt
tie Co. Chase Gil man, Kimball, West Co, Geo Carl
ton, Jr., j. Blanchard Co., + T. & n lnga!s, E J.
Sawins, Geo. w. Lee, Noyes Chase Fits Sleeper
Warren .Ordwsy Co, Flanders Howe, A. Kimbal Il
Son, J. Gardner Son. J. c. Felton,, E. G. FELTON,, G. Is J.
C. Corning, II. Hoyt h Co., Harmon, Goodrich 4 Co !,
s G W. Chase Co., John d. Nichols 4 Co., A. S
The political complexion OF the town may be couicc-
tured nom the fact that nearly for the
one for the demooraac-Mr Briggs-ooming we'll down
among the thirds, but a. tho same time showing re-
spectacle figure
The predictions Of The active population are decidedly
black republican; but there is strong conservative sls
nent which viii 90 for the democratic nominee for Pres
dent II third candidate De not nominated There
old Webster wings here who will take that course
They men Of influence and stamina
observe that Boston paper extracts from some
of your correspondence in other parts of State
upon the samc for the purpose OF showing
Southern merchants make rule Of buying the cheapest
rate, in order To undersell their Competitors at
home That there are individual OF Southerners
pursuing that couree II undoubtedly have cited
cases above But that II Is the uniform practice
30 TODD utterly deny More than half the large boot
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r KINZEYs
"A CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON
apr m.,.o EsrABLIsHMENr,

"A oBEAP rxBRorDERY AND RIBBON
GREAT oLEAAISa BALE OF FALL And WiNTS1
80 600 vor Of Risbous Isces oo,srv Sleeve. a. Rou.
NEE. sos Fs...sr' aloy,s Hosiery. sSts rrnaSss
THE SNTIRf STOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT.
'sas' Al At R isn ~ . ,ss :.i u
rr..~. :, On noaDAY, At 10 a.
c:ns ss Bonnet Bonnet s sssSs 4 3
CCiearnE sa,e Of rtch Bonnet Ribbons half price
CioAring sale o. Trimming Ribbons at Sc d d.
Clearing sale Of Coored silk Velve&s l8c psess.
Gssg sale sale 9, ssn s st yslys ss pses
Clearing sale Of rim ming velys.s 90 so' a po a. "A
CLEARING ale o. sssdlewors Collars ise isc as c o.
clearing .aIs q Worlsa ssrsnef. iss IS 1sa
Clearing sale Of Worked bands &C loo Isl. isc' 80
s:ass sale q S Sssss s ss:: H. 49, g.
Ga saI,a .se e sils Ee.s loc isc.
Clearing sis Of Pan a. Winter Flowers ' Sc spray.
Clearing sale q French Hair oInanenls
Clearing sale Of strsw Bonnets &C. DO, 49,
Clearing sale Of Straw Bonnes 3lcve0c Sc
sleasng sale Of Millinery Goods all styles.
Clearing aals Ladiss' IRE lined Lss Gloves Sc lao
Clearing ssle clo.h Gsuntets, 40.
Clearing sale Kid Gauntlets Soc.
: MAIZE s sss c cos s' Sleses 81 no.
Clearing ale O. our best KID, scc, &c.. co.,
Clearing sale Of Ladies and Misses Hose g. So oc i2
Clearing sale Of ssria SS Half f Hose. e, 100.
Clearing sale Of Ladies' Fine Hose.
oaring sale OF Brown, Blue, Green and Black SILK Vests
:, c>o.m. loo, Hxe.
earring ssie Of beet steel ssris 81 SIC q Gee ,c rs.
Clearing sale OF 0SF snI Kfk Wa'sae Stock At retail
Eoe 22l and 2zs EIGHTH AVENUE
Between 7Isi and 22d streets
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INTENSIVE AUCTION

EXTENSIVE AUCTION
OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURg,
Commencing this day MONDAY,
Al The private residence No 50 West Eleventh street.
Fifth and Sxth ayenues-
Hagnhst ut Rosewood Panofore,
Suits Of Parlor Furniture.
Pier and Msnte mirrors
oil Paintings
BookcVe,
The furniture all made 10 order year since md VIII
be sold peremptoy Of departure Pacific
PARLORs
Contain Of Horace Waters rosewood Pisnoortes cold
rosewood frame carved legs, ba all the motern
ture, with satin brocael green crmson and gold
satin Lounge and Easy Chairs royal minister Carpet
Rugs two large elegantly framed kanel Mirrors also
and ladies' Escreores rosewood Eegcres with
no.s and backs and ssa'assy marble Rs n:.vs ..S
essr. and Sofa SIDE bs WI rc.n s ous
and wmon thirty day Clock cast 500 artistic bronze fgr
elegant Parisn and bs9us Ornaments Rowan Dresden painted
China VaSes corner WhS,noss and Dl,sna
Oak extension Dring Table, oak Buffet with mirror back
ivory balance handled Dinner Knives and Forks silver Tea
Set bsasifuy ems .ses slCsr Table ana Iea Spoons fgt
SET u 2 pieces bronze eight day Closk Brussels Carpet
Ing, IL Dining Room Chairs
CHAMBERS.
IN suite r1eewcoi Bedsesd marble top Dressing Buresus
washstand, Commode. Tao'es de Nut Armour De 8nce,
curtd hair Maitresses feather Pillows BlaSke Linen
three ply CARPET Oh Paintings Engravngs Sofa, Rockers
Upper chAnber-Mshogsny walnut Bedsseas Buresus
Washsnds bsr katresses feather Beds feather Pillows
theess spring bottom Chairs, Arm Chairs Brussels and
Ssn sps's N sSsry rom, soi.s iaoe, Corner s'sndn
Chairs, elegant Placement Furniture. Kitchen UbensIs
&c. Aho 81 o'clock precisely, open ChAse and Horse
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DRowNr NICHOIa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DRowNF NICHOLS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID Nov 81 e o'clock IA front ~ ssssroons s5 Nas,u
street. The Canadian described belowA Of chestnut
Hor Ave and six years old warrantee sound
ie in every respect fa 10 hanes high and very nns sh
warranted perfectly sound and kind 10 all hnness ana
splendid saddle beast Arst traveller Aso gray sad
die Mare, warranted sound and kind In all hsrues has
used as lads saddle Mare she sly lsb and dssi
on animal Aso an imported English aeddle Horse; goea In
rorrel color and excellent above Hores are
Tie properly Of gentleman who about leaving country
They are al fresh from Canada this Also black
team OF Horses and years Old warranted sound kind
In all harness splenddly atched and eauul
are very sly lsh travellers Also Coupe built BY La xeuoe
In good order Aso splendid span OF black Mares and
old 10 hands high perfect matched In form Nd speed
st and ine travellers sound and kind In single and dou
BILE harness. They the property OF Southern gentleman
account Of the weather.
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A w. wksTCOrr 4 90, AUCTIONBER6
IA Magnificent Household Furniture
Al Public Auction.

Win Artistic Bruuzes marble 6takuAry valuable Paintings DO
This day, Monday. Nov II. at l0k O'clock
eabrseing entire nch costly Furnkure OF hss ia
neure all new, hsvpG besn used but two months and cy
Library Furniture Of every description all Of which win be
Scrsmp.osily sod % The highest bidder, rain or
keeren and tbs tade among which beaui
full rosewood seven octave Panoforte ,aAde by Fischer
with Stool and Cover: solid Parlor suits
Cd areen and gold brocaie comprisng fourteen pieces
reception Chairs In tapestry Turksh Chairs and Lounges
velvet and tapestry elegant French and pier Mirrors
nk and lace Curtains sofa pier fabes
marble Top kgerc rich Bronzes. marble Group Painnqs
20 superb rosewood chamber Furniture hair Mattresses
Beds and Bedding rrennh Shades onou ocks oAx dning
room Furniture rich China, crystal 0Ass silver ware
Ac with over 0 yards tapestry and carpss ma rbe
hall Stand, rich Chandeliers Gas Futures kc n
House 10 rent posse ssion Immediately.
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uRrsy y HKRrs. IN

TJRrRy HKRrs, gR, AUCTIONEBR-wIfL SAIL,
IL On Tuesday nov, Is At IL O'CLOCK Al the sore No Ok
Pine styeetshsrhs sale 81 Groceries ttore Fixtures &c
comprising Green and Slack Tess white ye5w, AMI coffee
snsar spies fichle: sauces rruis Primes Frs Rans
Sal Soda salrssus Cream Tasiar Nnsmsrs Coffee wlnes
1nors Chsppasnea Havana and German segsrs s.o Store
fures OIL nolAsrs and nprt Gina Nessues Scales iron
s sMe Deer, show o., &C. By order Of JOHN REbLY
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puBIxC SALE G

DuBIxC SALE OF RlFER LAHr8
By virtue Of deer sndered the 2sh day a Juna
1850 IN the KAns 81 at Court in the CAneery suit q
Abraham H. Cls Va Goal ktver and Kanawha Mining
and Nam e CSupAry OF ais, the 1ndersgnsd . spe-
cial Com viii offer for sale at pubs anctsn hs
highest bidder N front Of the Court House door Of Ksnawhs
sATnRDAY. rAEp. Rsr DAY ov DECE1BER EXT Nsu.
the fs1os ing valuable c, ~ property. 70 wit
All that tracl or parcel land belonging 70 Ne sAid Goal
River and Kanawhs Mining ans Manufacturing Company -
FOUR THOUSAND .<CREs
lying being and situated the waters ~ rrnr crest NJ
ge,her with AL tho Buildings and xtues thereon
and appunenancss and heredi3ments In We belonging
or tberennto pertaining
Which sad trac& land the rsvgabe waae Of Col
river about twelve miles below the Peg coal mLs and
contains veinr Of camel coal Of sn coal and bun
coal the btumno coal being o. superior quality
Upon this tract OF land seam an Krist MILL nal
ners houses, coal openings coal ehues 40 ad hY a.
prndi;ure Of few bouEsnf dollars TILL properly could soon
be put diuJn for The mining shipping OF c,sI
ne v estern and Southern mail ets
For aconrs ate sescr pson o. the etes ,he
said tract OF Ian reference had following
eeeds 90 record he Clerks ofce Of County q
wie me sid Coal River ard kanawhs Mining and Msnu
iacsnrnx conpar aateJ tbs Sn April 1851 and recorded
N hoos page l AM the othsr deed from tbs KAnswfA
Mining Company he Coal River and k.nawha Mining And
Manufsturng CON psny dhtsd 18th Of sAnas 1854 ANA
TERMS or sArE
Five cent n the purchase In cash Ard the res
due thereof hree equal annual ins,almeu the
giving bonds with approved security fer the deferred
ents payable in two snd three years the day II
AuGusT 1861
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MOkkU I. CRAM ACCOMMODATIONS SALE
IN o. ~ eligible budding Plos ~ 0roerys Grove 0reon
yne Hudson county, n Monday, Tuesday and Wednos
day. soysr nS !. nasS lsa coocI Pm. ss
e desirable property located 0reenve Hudson county
- bounded BY The Bay rad PasAio avenue ths CD
= s dos an sIssssvs view hs ;uroundns country ana
abss snd hose seeking desirable privaas
dencea Terms Of sAlefco day Of aale TWEEN
Ssssss 90 bond md fss Asss ro IA
Hoookea Charles Luxton. his nce, Paiade avenue
Eudson 0ny Frederick Tb7u ,hs premises at reeu
Vile Stages running near IL pr erty leave The Jersey
City ferry ever half - -
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IIHERy II. LEEDS. AUTOBIOGRAPHY u. LEEDS
Ill CO. WIN sell Al suction, Tuesday, Nov IL Fl 10
ococr IN front OF eassn STREET, sorrel Mare
years Cd about Is hands high kind 10 single ard double bar
ness excellent ssddie boast viii rcs IN TIRES minutes.
warranted sound.
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a IKg ,~FIk LADIES Ar OUR
BEAUrIFUL CIIOAKs,
WHICH FOR STYLE, ELEaANox AND oBs .PNsss
5URfASS ANY OTHER HOUSE,
In TIE CITY,
THEY Aaf REALlY UNIV iLI.Gp.
OUR ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
kfxiSAEs, FRENCH sACQuES AIkiOTS, hCUANrS
BAsQuEs, BURkOu4.
all other styles Of Gioaks
ADAylkD 10 T6E slAsOf,
We particularly Gall the Atenton OF The ladies' follow
Ing a showing bow enabled 70 undeBen ether args
eatsbhshmenz.-
We purchase all soods for cash. thereby saving from
70 % per cent under those who buy tIae
Our expenses 70 ut lees than Sro&dwsy
The garments Al manufactured In lhe establishment
under immediate Supervision And saved
large Per ceniAxoL
These advantages sd induce every hdy who requires
Coax fashionable garment OF any price e
gxapaine immense stock and hayeby FROM 20
per cent on their purchase
Remember tie
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
162 Bowvy.
W. 4. RoBhRfx