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Of the American ns'on, had pslssd through the sd
could haze 6neeuntesed Il wen q tho M0hent whes
victory oiere&. itself - hm-not - dgn Of conquest
but q q Tina for reco0eliation- crme sth oo-
ssure N " causss has Destroyed ths szistenes q tn
cssen elected 70 % high Poaioa By the choice Of ne
follow countrymeu, Mr. DsoolA Ss0 when hs thought
10 have reached the end of The evils through
which his country had Dessed, and while noas'
ishng the patriotic hope of seeing II reconsel-
tnted and dounshiug The Senate, which has always
this civil war; detegs with stronger tbose
implacsbe hatreds which ~ fruit and which pro-
duce bloody policy OF assassination There 10 IN this
BODY but one 10 unite itself with the sentiment
pressed by order Of the Emperor In the OF policy
generous and humane ("7res oien-t-cs bfen" Great
applause from all parts Of the Senate chamber.)
The Constitutional, the eemioical organ OF the gov.
crnment speaking OF this communication and the re-
marks made upon IT. closes article by saying:--"We
across the Atlantic the sentiments Of the Emperor aud
T! the voice OF France"
meeting Of Americans, called by tho Cned States
Minister held at the legation this afternoon for the
purpose OF making arrangements for expression OF
FEELING relative the recent sad event by the Americans
I In PARIS Afer some little discussion 10 the most
proper method Of doing this IL was decided that com
mee should he appointed 10 prepare address, which
should be left at the United States Consulate three days
for sIguatures II also agreed that Americans IN
Paris should be recommended to Grape upon the
arm for six months The committee viii probably have
| the address ready for signature in a day or two
The departure OF tbe Emperor for Agers took Place on
Saturday During his absence the Empress IL regent,
but Is restricted from signing any SenGs coasuf, or
any law not before the Senate or Corps Legsatif
The New York herald., 1865-05-15
TIE FEELING on THE CONTINENT.

The Sdnpa publishes the following the text Of tho
ADDRESS OF coincidence 20 the United States Congress
adopted by the Italian Chamber of Deputies:--
To rHE President CoSGRtss REPRESENTATIVES,
UNITED STATES IN AMERICA
Hon SlR:-The intelligence OF the assassination OF
President Lincoln has moved and profoundly gevcd tho
deputies Of the Italian Parliament From all the poti.
cal factions OF which this Chamber Is composed
unanimous cry has arisen dcnouncing the detestable
crime that has been committed, and conveying the
prcsson OF deep regret and sympathy for the lustrios
victim and the free people whose worthy ruler he
This Chamber has unanimously resolved 10 cover its flag
with Grape for the space OF three days, In token OF
mourning and has charged 10 notify 10 you Ia spe
ca message its grief which Is also that OF Italy, and Of
all friends Of liberty and civilization The OF the
attempt made TO asnsna'o Mr. Seward has inspired the
Chamber with like sentiments In readily, though sad
y, fulfilling The mission with which have been charged,
sympathy and conaiie alton. CA SIMS
Precedent OF the Chamber cf Deputies
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The King Of the Beeiaps has charged Of his aids
d.ramp visit Mr. Sanford and express the foclin
his Majesty has experienced at the attacks made upon tho
President and Minister for Foreign Ars OF the United
States The Count of Flanders ALSO sent OF his order
~ officers 10 the American Minister for the purpose
The Minister for Foreign Affairs ana the other menieSs
OF the Cabinet have also lost time In paying their
spccts 20 Mr.. Sanford and instructions have been
warded 70 the Belgian legation at Washington express
TO the American government the sentiments OF regret
and reprobston excited by such disgrsceful acts Al
Saturdays sitting OF the Chsmbr Of Deputies NJ 10 Har
dy de Beaueu stated Ia the most sympathizing terms
the emotion produced in Belgium by the news
OF President Lincoln to general consideration.
NJ do Haorne spoke Ia the game sense with much
feeling he Minister for Foreign Affairs said that me
goyernueut fully agreed with the sentiments when
had just been expressed and that had already conveyed
It's opinion ~ 'hc government Of the United states anu
their Brussels He added MS sincerest
good wishes for the recovery OF Mr. Seward whose life
he considered highly important for the deintyc paclu:
cation OF the country long desolsed py ne war ana
whose prosperity Was earnestly desired by oil the friends
Of liberty. 81 II. -. FfA
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The House Of Commons.


In the House Of Conmons on the same day, eir q.
GRKy said very much regret the unavoidable absence
OF my noble friend at the head OF tile government IN
whose the notice given OF the motion which IL
feel however, chat Is comparatively unimportant by
whom the motion 10 proposed, because ain confident
that the address TO the Crown which about TO ask
the House 20 agree 10 Ia which will meet with the
cordial and unanimous assent ~ ALL lCheers) When
the few days ago Of the assassination Of the Pres
dent OF the United Satrs and the attempted
ton--for hope that We may now confidently expect
that II WIN not be sucoessfal attempt-of Mr. Seward
reached this country the first impression In the mind Of
every that the intelligence could not bc
(CheersD IL was hoped by every one that pei sons
could not be found capable OF committing crime
30 atrocous Hear hcar) men tho truth was
doubt az 20 the correctness VI the intelligence the feel
ing which snece ded OF universal sorrow horror
and indignation iCheers) II was felt II some great
calamity had befaen ourselves renewed cheernr for
Of which wo have sincerely depl0red u is well known
that the government OF this country acting bel eve
In accordance with the almost unanimous, perhaps
may say In accordauce with the unanimous feeling Of
this country, had maintained s,'c aud impartial nc
nniy. But II In notorious, and II could not Ia treat
country like this be otherwise that dinercnt opinions
have been entertained by different persons with regard
TO The questions a. iasuc between the Norltrn aud
Southern States " Amorica, but stil believe hat
tho sympathies OF the >aorty OF the people of this
country have been With tho North tt,fles of mo
no. hear hear" and question, queston'o am
dctirous this occasion Of ryodug every iang which
therefore, that In this free county dicfent oplnione
have been entertained and different sympathos felt
ard That IN this ee country the frorst expression hes
been sould be the ease 10 hoso differences Of
royersy wheu cay 10 The presence Of that preat crime
Nhch as cert thrili Of horror through who
heard ~ u, e dderenc OF opinion all conflicting sym
pshes fora moment eLtirsy vanished loud cbeers)
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EUROPE. !
Arrival o. Jne City Of Boston. |
Saxonia and Europe.
rouR DAYS xATHR NEWS.
Sympathy in Europe for
Our Loss.
-~>--~->,>~-~-,,---,>~~
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN FRANCE.
TIE FEELING OF NAPOLEON.
Uhe Speeches In the British Parlia-
m1At ON the Event.
9asrn Victoria Writes Private letter Of
condOlence to Mrs. Lincoln.
>~-s~~>-o
<>>>>e~>--~~>~~~
sympathetic Action of Russia, Austria,
Prussia, Belgium and Spain.
ADVANCE iN FiVE-TWENTlES.
Sc, &C., &c.
Uhe Speeches In the British Parlia-
maAt ON the Event.
Qasen Victoria Writes Private letter OF
Gondol9nce to Mrs. Lincoln.
sympathetic Action Of Russia, Austria.
Prussia, Belgium and Spain.
ADVANCE IN FiVE-TWENTlES.
Sc, &C., &c.

The Inman steamship City OF Boston, Captain Ken
aedy from Liverpool 3d. via Queenstown 4th inst the
Hamburg steamship Saxonia, Captain Meier, from Ham
burg 1st and southampton Sd nst and the now French
steamship Europe Captain Duchesnc, from Havre the
inst arrived this port yesterday giving Us foul
days later advices from all parts OF Earope.
The demonstrations OF sympathy for the Cniled States,
from public boes throughout ell England arc stil mos!
numerous
great sersauon created az Liverpool tho after.
Quo nstown announcing that Wilkes Booth had arrived
there the Ednb4fg and captured. Great satis-
fartoa was expressed It Afterwards turned out to be
false The arrested passenger named O'Neill
who bears resemblance TO Booth. He was OF course
liberated.
The House OF Commons debated Mr. Baines bill re-
ducing the franchise without action.
Rear Admiral Fitzroy, Of the Meteorological Depart
ncnt, had committed suicide.
The rate of discount Of the Bank OF England har ad
panced TO "a.
According to the latest news the Brazilian squadron
still at Montevdeo and Buenos Ayros, and tho land
forces concentrated in Montevdeo being marched
back to Rio Grande. War was impending between
Brazil and Paraguay. The Brazilian government asked
permission Of Buenos Ayres to march It's army through
the Argentine territory which peremptorily refused
The Brazans had decided to postpone their Paraguayan
campaign until the spring.
The steamship Edinburg arrived at Queenstown, the
horavian at Londonderry and the New York at South
Ampton on the Sd.
The Bremen steamer New York, from New York, ar.
Mycd at Cowes the zth IT two p. M
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Commercial Intciligencc.

LONDON MONEY MARKET, MAY 2-EvENfN0.
The English funds have been dun today, with de-
cline Of quarter per consos varous PARCELS
OF sock for delivery brought on the market. The
delay OF the broker in making the purchases
he LAS to effect discourage to the
spectators The Confederate loan keeps staJy At the
depressed price Of l2x lsX, while the United States
per ccnts per cent better Catcd Stlos six
per cents 20 years fetched e'H, OK 6Ss Virginia
The new Turkish loan was quoted at 4 Ix pre-.
MUM. The applications arc understood TO have
amounted To about f2, 600 600
There gold transactions at the bank to-day,
and, indeed the general specie movements have not be
OF any Importance There Is lair demand for gold for
ever b. exported from America dividends due In this
country provided the English orders for the purchase of
federal securities do not councract the anticipated
mpances The silver market Is aat
The effect of tho recent withdrawal Of half million of
gold for Turkey aud Belgium has been further manifest
ed In an increased demand for moncy-tho applications
at he hank yesterday having been numerous and the
general in open market four per The English
fun, sustained fresh dec ne OF quarer per cent yes
tcray The increase in the demand foT oney and dull
acco ats from Paris coupled with the announcement Of
mcrcantiic failure, the chief Of tho heav
Ia u ttc ,dng te ntlnaton Of the IN
1nrica stimulus has teen or b trad; and pstotior
for money upon the assumption that the ia in tho rate
Of discount has reached its limit, and that modc-
recovery IS probable. Speculative purchases Of
the funds have ceased. An encoui agcmept has been
gwen 10 operations IN an adverse direetio
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. NAY 2.
The market continues ..hOut any noticeable change
quotations being the st the close of last week.
and the trade taking their quir amount The sales
estimated AT 1000 bales, OF viii 200 spec
uation and for export.
NAY L. The cotton market this morning crcued with
a. good and general demand, esp ciay from the trade
and for export, whi was however, freely Supplied ny
holders the rates current last Saturday aud
the sales amount 10000 bales--3 600 IN speculation
and for export The better classes IL American. Egyp-
tan and Braziis have been in paI clsr request and
prices the against the buyer closing with srcH
nrmncss
LONDON CORN ExCHANGF-MAv 3
There scanty supplies II English graln and iew
imports of foreign wheat. but those OF barley ant oab
were fair for this days mark
Bngi sh wheat command a steady sale ~ Monlny n
advanced prccs Foreign sold In retail at iuy as much
money
Town -four was unchanged. Country marks "ers
steady In price. Americans firm and scare
gus LATEST MARNETs.
Corroy ealo Mednc day aud 1hursday lo, 900 bales,
including 1000 spcculators an expor,frs Mar -
quiet and unchanged
BrwApsrryrs inactive and less firm
YaovrIoxs quiet and tendency downward.
roSooS, MAY 4, 1908
The Bank OF England has advanced It's rate Of discount,
toak.
lnitcd States nye.twerscs o. 90, Eric share ~ \
81 .. Illinois Central 76h g4r
G, D. OILS tor money g0Is p0x. FNNf
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faithfully voyHsd = n &c ss,y.sss gsss 60 -
USs %Ss pfeDs ssnno bot sys q * sss:.
ss ,sss,: :. ;s.ssss &! ssss:r :; e @
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out and rsS"s ,sa &c aes ss4ss ~ us
Yysss q: g tn:,sS ss:: S.:
4 rts si. s s.np :. @ss. . soss.s
tie Hos. .s q ssssn sc a SeS &
s.as ~ ,Sar Wig ;sn,sS:' .s. ssSia pSsiss aaS
ds ss's' Ss than civilization, Of freedom
and humanity
rssrsrtruI assent The conservatives alone anu 2 lev
kept their seats but tnese' too'
boough the mouths q some o. ,ne " shs other parties:
and that they would have supported tue piecsu'ns
speaker irving ss:nSs !" ror@ Lad NO. h con-
doleuoes been mxed up With poltica =. .,rsd nv q
Tue address 10 Mr Judd, which VIII ne sgneS 10y Dy :
vast majority OF members, rms 70 the following
s,Rs the undersigned memssrs Of the P,u.sisn Honss
sss s,.. = ~ s..s S "a
S Ssrs s.a vem .ua w. srs tbe deeply
Pob. sm0n is..%sos . sS ss, sss,eS or ss unss
" 3 ,Tes s.. n,o1 rSo he
@ s q M ~.do% Ss and sh'S'
Of ardsou. .s:s by tns 20 asssa %
s:s e. ssSs 'SH
spa 81 sas % SnS blessings
s sou hsss been s.os among Of
the deep aud earnest sympathy which the peopl. o. cr
%snS S%ssf 0GE seS % 70"
.as 90 :SS
@ e.. Es ssss States &C." 'ss
Which hooked va tho Of assn %sS
SS SS . uss g. e.
great chesn VIII only serve to M ~
The law and The love OF liberty the people Of the
United States cvinced IN the very midst OF TINS "esna'
your good Offices for sna sS 70 g1r
% 1pa oSs ns a this
| 10 the Cabinet you represent
Nei1 TliE MSsMpERs OF THE HOUSE OF DEPUTIES.
BERLIN, Aprit 2S, 1865
| The address was immediately signed by the three
deputies OF the House, together with large HUMMER "
| rFrom Berlin letter May 81
| solemn service In tho German anu sngnsn , iau. .a
| gnaxce was performed here to-day In tho poIosn"n
| cb.qcb II. memory OF President Lincoln. numerous
| depnia.ions were present Herr Won bs"ark aueuasu
All iGe ng represented by his aides detanp ine
| From Berlin letter, May
The address OF sympathy from the Chamber OF ucpuues
was presented 10 the Amcri an Munster ycse'nSy
His Excallcncy, 10 reply thanked the Chamuer III 'o
name of The United States government and n'ope, 'or
the sympathy expressed by the mombcrs OF 80
and In every way dstingnisicd an assembly, ..e
anened he o. reat Toss sustained 10y the death OF MI
Lincoln He also ex,oed tho great scrv cs reuhereu ny
the Germans 10 the cnuse OF the Cu'on anu s',n A"o
rca would never rrct what the Germans had done iof
| her cause Mr. sew ard now bettcr Ills deAln
would DO almost as great loss was that OF NJ Linco
The death the President would create no cnge 10 te
pocy OF the North. Lincoln greatest ne'it was tAs
bc had faithfully carried out the will 0 he people, ana
the will or tho people had remained INC same Ihce
was no fear Of any change for Audrey johnson was
statesman tested during long public career anu cec'eo
| at the same time Abraham Lincoln
|
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On the proposal of Dr. Berger the Lower Housc OF the
Reichsrath, April 90 unanimously voted address TO
the American people, expressing their sympathy on ac
of the OF President Lincoln and thes
good wishes for the cause OF the United States.
Tho government has expressed TO the American Minis
ter at Vienna and TO the United States government,
through the Austrian representative Washington s
deep sympathy with the American people on account OK
the late abomnabe assassination OF President Lincoln.
Austria pes thai that erent ,ciu not prove detrDse
tai the abshment Of peace aud to friendly relo-
fi0ns NTH Erei0n I00ef1.
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

The Ndficics announces that tho Council Of Ministers
have decided upon expressing the United States govern
ment the feeling OF horror produced IN Spain by the
assassination OF President Lincoln aud the attempt upon
the life OF Mr.. Seward.
In the Congress (May y, upon the motion of the Prest
dent, tho Chamber unanimously agreed TO resolution
expressive Of their sympathy with the American people
AZ the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

Spain.

The Federal Council has forwarded address Of
docnce TO the American people and the families Of Pre-
sdent Lincoln and Mr.. Seward.
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/ engaged 70 come that you were married.
Oh, what shall dol" and she burst into .
passion OF tears.
Mr.. Daytons manner changed.
"Katei Katei did not mean - distress you;
Nobody knows bat me..nooody SHALL IN, NOW ~n
love you with my whole heart, ana ~ al
you for my little housekeeper-my VIE ~ -,
ways. Kate, what do you say! t1Aas 80.
his arms and laying his cheek agaihs' hoio'
She murmured eome shing between her soos
that she m ust 60 away that minute.
UNopsense, darlingl Have you not been
h.re for unopthsl What difference can day
longer make1 Yon are safe with ne. Katie
ish little girl, have known il for weeks. Mics
Franklin, will you i've me the inexpressib BILE
pleasure Of hearing song from that long client
yoice7 0, Katie, you fairly bewitched me that
day. am afraid you will bewitch me al.
untying her cap and removing the gray hair.
and with the action down fell the wreath Of
brown tresses
30, Mr. Dayton, you were not-sure you
were not at home that day." looking up and
covered with confusion.
"Yee, Mr.. Day ton, was-in the library" with
an accent on his name which Kate understood
10, Edward! and you leased me with all
those foolish questions when you knew"
ayes, my Kate, why nOti"
"But you locked go innocent"
lie laughed
~ shall soon, hope, h ave somebody, II not
a mother to confide in, and Kate, it is my duty
and pleasure TO give you husband, SO that in
future you can answer without so much pain
when he Is ing ureid after"
"You are too generous"
~ can afford to be generous" he said, earn
estIy, "when l have the precious gift Of your
love Kate, blessed forever be the day that
engaged my housekeeper."
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OFFICIAL.


a1ADS0A0T1B8 IRoT OORR6,
WAsHNeroN, d. O., Dec. n, 1854.
Veterans desiring 70 enlist In the LIST Army
Corps, should report Tn person at the Office o.
Col. .. +. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, ID. q.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and n physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the 0ov.
eminent q bounty Of $500 a. soon rs they are
mustered In, And, in addition, the regular IN.
stalments from the Government, In proportion
to the period Of enlistment, as foilows: $l0O TOT
one years service, one-thtrd paid on enlist.
nenf; $500 for two years. service, one-third on
enlistment; $500 for three years service, one.
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
domiciled and win, therefore, be entitled to
local bountes %a
Free transportation will be fdfhished them
to Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms In the possession Of the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed 70 retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock:-l56
F street, between 10Th and 10Th streets.
Office of the Beard fer the Examination OF
Officers -Brigadier General John R. Brooke,
president, 1873 g street. between 18th and Goth
streets.
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec N.n Assistant Adjutant General.
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TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY
AYPIol BALTIAORl & OHIO M. co.,
NAaRuafoR, December u, I994s

O WIsausros. Dsesnbsr ID, IssA.
- -
..a re. sunday e:s:mS:s Is "a 1s sa..ss.
VII - Vss sFs4Ed, uA.
HisSt,aa fRAiE.EEs:ssSS. T.shinsson as 4. n
PsiIsselpSi. $50 ?: y, New York $50 ?. \. No
Ss so s"s SALT 4 WESTERN TRAIN
Leave W.ahinsten sis l. III Sssppins, At r, Wy
for the Wsst. and rsschhs Baltimore 81 1000
:s.s TORI T.
IN. Philadelphia s:s7 n n" Ne" York 1000
No. s-BALTIMoRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
lns st Relay With frsdsfisf train. Arrive It Bal.
NO: saSALTIMekss soMMurATW1o u, A MD
a tIso sdps a Bsts1e Laurel and
Annapolis Junction onlv.
1rrivs At New YorI 400 4. y Nails and P.sssD'
Wss ~ yss. 'ef I'll
Gov g., ,s S1 mem orders to insure the mails
No. s-BALTIMORB & harrisburg TRAIN
Leave Wshin gton 6:4S P. n ard arrive At baiti-
No 9-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WnST IRN TRAIN-Leave Wsshin gten at 1880
p "; Stopping At Relay House fer Wsste5n passen-
fsrfersbure. and ali points in the West. Reaches
New York At $40 A. N. $50
EOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
Nth the sis A. N. and the and 4:30 P. N. from
Washin ton No trains to or from Annapolis on
SUNDAY TRAINS.
rHB ONLY TRAINS FROM WAgHIEGToN
Tor passengers on sunday are the SIP and 1a:ta
T. n. and P. for Baltimore and ND w Pa md
the s P n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West. ~ we'll - 70
Philadelphia, New York, er Boston, can be pad AZ
the Station Ticket Office at all hours In the day. Is
| veil a. at new office in the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvsnis avenue between ~ and
Oh BBAGGXGI will be checked At all hours also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
| the denarture Of the trains. -,
XII PASsENGIRS, whet Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested te respect the
TIE Keeping Of sne or more nd car ar
prevention Of smoking in any but the .mHssr
With the decisions Of the agents or eonduStor,
! H. hnrry of starting the trains
sAo " p SMITH, Master Of Transportation:
| O. n GOi n General Ticket Agent. dec ~
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DROPOSALs FOR FORAGE,

Ca;.f Onaytsznauey,s Omce. Dspet of Wo,binxto.
WaSbjn for D. G. Feb. ~. lsSs
signed for supnlvine the II q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
DEPARTMENT. NJ Wasbineton. d O. Raitimora
of these places, with Hay. Corn. oats And straW
Bids will be received for the delivery Of roo
els OF Corn or Oats and so tons OF or straw
and upwards.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
rates at which they will make deliveries thsreat,
the quantity of each article to be deliver
menced and when to be completed.
The price must be written out in words en- tie
bids.
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks of about
two bushels each Oats in like sacks OF abont three
bushels each. The sacks to be furnished
withsut extra charge to the Government The
Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
Hay, or straw. proposed to be delivered must be
stated in the proposals..
vited will be su beet to rigid inspection by the
Government inspector, before being accepted.
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CLOTHING.

TMP O B T ANT MOTT
BAR BRO. Corner 7th and streets,
BAR & BRO, Corner 7th and q streets.
are Offering their fine stock Of
CLOTHING AND GINTHRURNDHINGG GOODS
AT REDUoID PRIcEsi
RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINSl
A BARE CHANCE FOB BAR0A1NSl
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of every description ]
COATS, PANTS and VESTS Of every description ]
An Entire New Lot Just Received
An Entire New Lot Just Received
A large stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
large stock Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
All Goods represented at what they Really Are.
AL Goods represen ted at what they Really Ale.
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED
~ Store closed Saturdays until Evening.
ia n-2m.