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's' II O NJ AS SPEN GER.
NEW YORK BAKERY,
Main street, Of La Sale
feb 10y OTTAWA, Ills.


The subscriber will sell public auction at his residence
ak miles Tthast of o. lava, on Tuesday the Uth "a!
OF February 1856 :" ro - the following property
400 NERlNO SHEEP y liza 0i i"rsr, '4 tJt-, ei-
briuS several Mares with f1a, 10 He'd 81 Cattle co
sisna of Silch C. iI-f.rs A. sziis-I i:aggy,
aud two sets If ilarno~ -TiculuTl i'p irrtitE -
Gliding LIE Balls k"-r ami Mower. on" H!.nian CHl-
NatI:, Pio"s. afrov-, Home Eke., uTi anut every
thing "-r IN TIA line 81 Tools lie FafHi-T Hat7i- AS
ii"u- .ll Furniture uci AT~ y4Iiet" vi articles
tsJu UTu-TOr- IHeHii rsr
Tt.i5!> OF >ALa-AI SINUS of - -ui WI Ter. cash
s over =. - credit Of 3i,ii1 w! i c.y-s, 90
ri approved '1lgity " 3.t 4.T-Ai ~ v-E due
It I-IDa ~ r i-i-- 20 Per ..r,sh
IL haul john ;. LAMS.
Eu "a, Feb l0.Iss;-2w
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RETURNED VOLUNTEER !

The bard very sorry 10 say that bravo 'oiuntss
was caught in a shower after leaving Moses store,
the suit he bought Of Moses than
that ~ith which oil shoddy covered biz back whsn 10 the
ranks being reduced very To- sstc 81 ns,ursby the
the lie ca,sstt a cold and la
been very low In. having procured complete ~
clothes from Z. l.. Fi,kes Maguicent s,o-k, Or About
half the that he paid Moses or his Shod1y nt, he
is convascen and hopes To he able 10 give the
balance Of the history Of m trade with Moses 70 ns pul-
JIG. In the meantime lsc u,ivises all sso want
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Good, Stylish, Well Made Clothing,
To go to
z. &. Fishes Store.

Where tlfFy will find tick that Is SURPASSED
In Size, Quality sr by aoy store west of New York
all Of which lie Is Offering at
Very Low Prices For The Times!
He has Cashmere sus Plain and Fancy in the fos~hs
Basket. Harris,
Washington Mills, 1reco,
Elkville, Scotch.
Oxford. Double Wool French,
Di.,ck Doe 81 in and Broad Cloth Suits,
From IL sdi,lm grade 10 very fps
Grey Doe SAN Suits, ditto
Velvet Coating
the following lines OF Black Blue, ana nfss Cor
oEed Eesyers:
Esquimaux, Moscow, Whitney, Chinchila,
Burlington, Gro. Duff. Beaver.
In Over and Under Coats Of all recent Styles Paisot
tcs Sacks &c. &c Also all tho lower grades Of goods
compTising .E1
Union Cas.meres, Sa;inets, and Cottonades,
Wife Shirts, Flannel shirts and
Cashmere Shirts in
greet variety and
allow prices,
Drawers and
Wrappers. irom cheap.
es, 10 best, Silk, All Wool, Merino and Cotton.
hid Kid Cloves unnsd, plush lined, AID Lam. lined.
Wool "
Kid aIitt.
Calf "
Wool 4"
Braces, Fur MufIlers,
y AZ
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Secretary Freedmen's Aid Society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
NAVY BULLETIN.

DETACHED MARoH SECOND.
Paymastsrv J. o. Bradford and Wn a. Many from
special duty al the Nov Yok Navy Yard aud waiting
orders
Gunner Charles Moran. from steamer Ch'cope'' and
granted leave OF absence -
Gunner Andrew Hartman from STEAMER Aga~Ar'' ana
granted leave 81 Absence -, u..,-,...
..a i. 49,: Ifsn wI W t.ss,isnes
Acting Third Assistant Engineer John n. Shersood,
from the steamer Monocaoy and ordered 10 tho steamer
PcnlAcolA
ORDnRyD MARCH J.
Commander saml =. Carter W command the steamer
Monocacy.
APPOINTED MARCH Z.
James Williams q mate, and ordered Ascut
ney Washington Navy Yard
REsi0sED NARCH 2.
Mate u II Hcitmcrn, Of steamer raoony, Commander
Selim n Woodwork
DfssissyD MARCH 2.
Mate benjamin y. Hale. OF steamer Saginaw
HOsOEABLY DISCHARGED hARca Z.
Acting Ensign Remon, from September , i,s
Acting Conn W wcbbcr, from February - lat
Acting Carpenter WIN Reid. from March l.
kIsCLLLAsrOus.
Tho supply steamer has-snhusotu will asiI Nom Nov
New York tho 18Th inst fOr tho Atlantic sId GuH
sqaAdrona
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THIRTY-HINTH CONGRESS.
First session.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WARRINGTON, March 10 1895.
The Hopse ai to-day In Committee Of the whole
sothing be,vs order bat general debate the Prcs
ccnt's Message The attendance VI members was small
Upn, the g1icr,es well Oiled
sR ORTIZ
Nr oEra twp Of Ind, addressed the House He de-
y.nded Con ras from the charg u datorness Ia eaIs
aa on The unmcanng and scnsslcss clamor for s edy
pciion eae said from those whose hearts bad not
been on the u the country dunng the war slowly
,nrsy and deliberately Congress would pursue s work.
ID fcrmnc To- IL riri regardless u clarnor
iupersiion Nc held thst the legislative branch % the
Hsneral government alone clothed with authority n
becognize sab governments, and this In aocordabce
~ the vic Of the people The Union party Of Indi
bra had recently given expression to that sentiment
hlcr stale Convention. Tie people were determined
shat TRAITORS shall be punished and treason made
rsdous;" thai these words should be living reality
words OF power end majesty and not mere
Apure of rhetoric a feeble promise made 70 The
MT broken 10 The hope The people would naver ors-t
pbe public mon, whatever his orcid position, -ho
bshould endessor 70 hug traitor 70 hs bosom,
snru hs bsrk on moe who elevated him 70 rover and
Srss. In the deiiran Of that power The sacred pepci
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ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
Captain w IL Nash, Commssary Of fubsistcnce United
States Army 10 report TO Dr'vet Brgndicr General A.
Hcckwith, CommiAsary OF Subsistence United statca
Army, a. New Orleans, Ia.
RETIRED.
Assistant Surgeon Joseph II. Bailey. United states
Army. 70 report IN person TO tho Surgeon General 81
the army.
uOSORADLY MUSTERED OUT.
Surgeons Thomas sim and Jacob Bockec, United States
Volunteers
DISMISSAL REVOKED.
William A. Corric late Lieutenant Colonel. Eighth
Penn ynnh cavalry, aud hs resignation accepted from
Aug ust last
IiaCHAH1HD.
Hospital Stewards ThoN J. Fierson, Chas Morris aud
Chas H. uoupt United States army.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL AMOS BissEY nosoHABLr
DfSCuAgGED.
Lieutenant Colonel Amos Kinney, Paymastcr, has re-
coived honorable discharge from the unit States
service, with the usual privileges allowed 10 officers who
IA served IA thfuliy o. tho clos Of the war This
would Indicate that the reports prcJudcia TO this occrs
cha arter which Last summer etnanatcd from BNhmond
had cial foundation
CAPITA J. r. Mnmsbury, Sixth United States eolored
cav airy.
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Win tne money ana Kept themselves conc~hied I
part OF The money has snce been paid back
Judge Dttenhoeter commended that this On npant act
up tort the ground Of action, while the summons was
for money demand contract Ths WA fatal error
In the piesdngs and sufficient ground FOR tho settling
aside OF tho complaint II also fatal rreguari,y
not TO have IN the complaint petition for rulo Judg
ment
Mr.. vanderpoe argued on tho same points and moved
TO set aside the complaint for the grounds stated
Mr. Goepp, counsel for Meyer A Co. opposed the mo
ton aud argued that he had right 10 amend tho
plant a matter OF course. II should 30 la any way
defective.
Judge Cardozo decided that the motion should be
granted and the defendants leave to alter either
the summons or complaint to correspond with zach
other tort contract
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Conservation Of the New Catholic bishop
OF Ho.tou.

The conservation Of the Right Rev. John J. wnafns
formerly Vicar General late coadjutor Bishop aai ng-
Bishop siect Of te Catholic Diocese q Boston vii take
pla today beng the Fourh sunday Ia Lent. In to
Chur Of 81 Jrnos Obs own church, corner of Albany
and Harvard rrceu The Most Rev. Archbishop Nc
Cioesy, of this ciy will be The TIE o-ca
SION vii ~ of no hftie Interest. me no go ~
Boston, comprising the state Of Maasaoh aht W tim
the prviuos ~ View York, established in Isos Th-
kxit Rev Father Williams nl be the foarth Hikhnp
IN. Reb, Rev John ChsvcrBs nrws Bishop 81 d 4tnn
was conse rs'ef November q 1910, afterwards uans.
lated 70 honis1hsn, irance, aud lhence " Bofisspt
anf died Card nA Archbishop Of Bordsamr JOY w. 1870
The Rsht Rev Benedict y Fenwck, sscesd shop
vas conss rnted November 1sB sod did Aarus ~,
1879 ne Righ' Rev John y Flzratrcs third y shor
1rtf f@c~aa~f consnrAtsd - iluLDg Bla. op wt
the r,sht o. succession ks-rA ~ Isxk
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NEW YORK LE0ISLATURE.
Assem- bly,.
AIsAsv. March 10, ises.


syrrn
Mr. HosEIxs, (repi Of Wyoming, from the Committee
on Federal Relations reported against tho rcsoaiisa
offered by Mr. Lyons, instructing our Senators aud
Representatives in Congress " pass iAv restricting the
hours of labor OF government employees 70 eight hours
day.
he-sra CuMrss, tdem.) Of New York, and MiIsrAuus,
Diem 81 Orange, diasented from tho report
Mr. BsNDErrn, (rapl Of wsslehentor, moved 70 r-fr
The report TO the Comnittoo OF the Whole having In
charge lho Eight Hour bill
mes,,,; c,sAsnr !aem and TICKER, tiem both Of
and Nj iHrAuou advocated the reference and A.aas
m i ) P.hksn, yep! of Putnam, and fs~uH's.
Vopl q Jefferson, opposed II
The motion 10 refer was oet by 20 10 81
tn" question was then taken agreeing 70 tho report
aeans ins,ruong Congress aud adopted by Of -
TO 20, ~ follows
eo oass 4dA nsdr 1850 n.s~ia nsls ma.
co,el Do~ans idri1ss, by, rsrsS.ea rro de-. ~.
i O. nrah1%' hnrrinF.on hseoes Hoffman Iie.t,.s.
Noras. lf.srson ram~r j. farkar j L. farisr rauss.
E r re c1ss Mi'co n:.i ss.~ g
& y sleS,r iue,ot r@sa udAii Van '-IssabarTh.
pi sSr.-Me... A!l', is,.sr Derymsn. nr,pd 9th.
dotcTeh. q Graham. Jeasa, JsssiI Lille oaS III
speeSst TopIIa ff.cy TsetSr yeeds1 Need wncor .aa
ny Mr. rccxrn-To alter the commiss. mag o<
district of New York
u
the relief OF tn seanena Fund and RstreaL
the Nov YORK womcn's College
Mr. BkAsDarTH moved 10 make the Eight Hour bill the
special order FOR Thursday evening Carried
Mr. HosKr'' from thu Committee Teiersi Rsisiass,
reported the revolution offered by Mr. Js~c ihsrscug
our Senators and Representatives IN Consre-r fayu
'. &c, Increasing The pay Of our naval ooen AaoptrA
MI FKh1u-p. VIII introduce bill 10 m the salary ~
The ath ollcer OF sow York at seven thousand do1
lars
NJ cAsnrIp trspI Of Jefferson, offered tbs fao~,nx.
which was adopted -
" Il. Prison ss % ss S suos .
PRISON s,s. .er, P's 70 .aSsn.sa . "rp ps
forrar PRISON oaosr. o tbs STATE ana any ore@r. noa a.
hsrr.tsr Connected va, 80. p.s. y o,her sAis.
oa prison. aud the general 'ubI" Of d.cns ssA
HILLS ADVANCED TO rnihD E,lrssa
10 amend the charter % Tho last India rcsrraCA
COMPANY, u incorporate tho Nov Yofk MaaA 0xas "a
COMPANY Adjourned
A.-Brsdiey's Dapies Elliptic Tor Dou-
blsJ srhiso sKiEr |. wanted by svery LADY In In.
LAND aud snE WILL HAyE IT r.sy will no, BIND
BgKA@ ~.- ms ---s-.- 49,. - -.
CHEAPEST. the mos, pUKkBLH and ECONOMICAL ..
we'll a. the moe, GRACEFUL saa ELEGANT SKIRT
made
tn. latest novelty {. thu "DUrLEX EnrRmss TRAIL"
EVERYBODY WANTS THEN
AT WHOLESALE BY the exclusive manufactures
wEsTs BRADLEY CARY " chamb.r. ana " md %
Eeads suesS, ss- Yors
Also. at -sol-..I. ~ Larusor LuDIsoros . 90.
n n oLAvLis 4 co. oEo BLISS CO. So cur
TEsDEs A co. and Other fiasr CLASS JoBngas
A.-Thfs skirt 10 Really the One This4
CRUSHING sod 4.sSins ssssu. Ss .sss.I a.@ss, -
hat s.ssts Lad. 7. Iufk
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one o. the nneet collections Of paintings point 81
uniform ercellonce that new York has been favored
with for s0ms ume u tho Csmbsn Gallery. nov
exhibit on Al tho
STUDIO ruILDrso.
No 10 Tenth street Mr. Pnger.n has sloeooded in pre-
s-ntiug only the of the great artists - TIE
modern European shools but o. their lost ana
most painstaking picture We and aiiarr uhoas
di-tng u shed Names other galleries but seldom
they on such fcAo a. here Whore had b4t small
cabinet petare-, ~e have hore large chA'aeisrstc
works A ssonicr IN which uis nlmitals fofc'
oharaeter elan ami exquisite grouping ~ the renowned
cheylicr shine forth on party Of ban rDQp-
crs playing cards In tho guard rom. rAnsA
first, Of Then CONES the spaakins can
Va o. rohei. Gcroms, hobcbhash. AZ Sbens'.
Piasu.n Auguste BoBhsar, yerboe, shoyen. iansbne,
wnems fysA.lle and lat, tLorsh ny 90 mean. bat,
Ado.phe sehreycr rhla last deserves To b. more
widely knosn In America H. bors@ AZ. sseh
R9A Bosheut never dreamed u In hsr phb~pphy
especially those 10 The Hungarian scsns The p.eliar
and vivid power displayed VA thl for Tcilfe- q
hrey.rs. which this collsc,ion, cannot 10 snf
passed by any u his contemporaries. Achsnbssh !.
presented By large &C. The Jsiy. Os'sni
Th-re bleak, ~intry ssPecs In this picture -teh
fairly obils tbs behoidrr and make. him fgr the mace
forget that "a csnyss whils ~e re.ervs Tor sDohsr
ums Tie rest of the splendid art oA<f s~.ra ~heh
street, our eyes on cFery afe ~ tbN Spacious NfH
lighted gallery, would esuosslr rec0nimsni mos
sur. and all lovers u 70 lOso ibis opPgrsniy
enloying The be.s art thai any c@tervf Ia GoihAm
could furnish The entire collection vii ~ .,'d "a
March 10 and 10, BY nessrs Leeds Ninsr, a. Ne
Studio building We were surpfssd - hns al
HEaDr's gaLLGEr
that IN. .,x. COLLECTION u var u~vs and ps1isas ~
representative men hal Increased 10 -aeh "a et~ni
within The pat wee1 Addluons bring maas - q
svcry dsy ssd 70 Jgsg- from Toe crowd q '~ilofs 20
the gallery yss,sfisJ sous " ~ to- esn''s q a''ae
tan 10 att matters
xrscTLLisEous
NJ, Minor n Esilasst great ric,ars ~ "Ths orsntal
prn,s.s q, are, ths Baih. -n ~ SsesA sShgia
t.ou Al ths p,fby Ga.isry /, nSffos
ne spsn4l col e,tioa u agufs s1i ffst rsntiurt ~
Cso,zs n Hal nos % sfhibiu0a At ths HOntrflis Az
g,ilery sin - "a ~ Monday nsht
pe.au wynE,gp A Co.. ~ Philadftta ha's ~ ~
iu,t., a. yMsfs oppssfs ne ~ , lhsl2s H9ie
number e rha9 ehfpuaie tartfas 10 90 "a If.a isti
t.srts Ges.rAs GRAFT shrfmsa Ans gsbsn
VIA 30 nss 4 ~ Etrhangs ~ Inh ayeHss siih ita
.,.,Ia..s gaHafss sua snfys tts haaf.yms yanss.ah
gattIf A,asemy "a Foerh .rsn,s snothaf l.sia,s ~
- ubsh VII - ueci,d IN uuts sgssr- dafug ~
..tt .snh ~ ons - oar sfrss sae olst ~ tuaf a..
sis1o J.Hding Tsnm sfsa ga ~ nsmsfy.i 81.
ls,.-s IN nr,edwsy gs. Y0ft sm gsssess ~ iroanri
,fsbis nfssses sr maiisn 10 Elf.is 80 80 fnAy
bsvs srss ~ ule ts.t artsts e. eih s6s - ~
Anrue sarsf ~ cgrnssis hs't snh ths bot " Tess
Ensfran nsnlea wh4r1 sfs ruH rHtlly Dsrtag pf. lA
A1srean gsaiss Az - ssH o. base % se'Ies al
u affafn
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III. Alleged Pru..,.n Emb.rri.m.n,.
To W N"IWN TWF FTWTT I'M TWN IT
EEGuLAEiTr.
CpCRf % UNISON rtKAa-eHawfHpa


Before Jofge Cartoon
t,io N.Y. . al " chasia Ns>ie Il 81 ms alleged
o1oriismssi ~ 600 BY Charles xoei,s. formerly
cashier u the rfu-s an banking hos. ~ nsysr 90
ouce more brought be'ore The Csrr ~ Common
feas 90 friday ~ the counsel - he scrussd psfss
motion 49, maze ~ "a JudEe IHttruha~fsr ana W.
Narsi~rr~i !, Hst a. % The plant IN TIE
30 ne rryund y lrregulariT Pint t~rnufs if frs
nos agrsa sih 10 MN o., anf AZ ard, La4ae t.srs
"a ~ prayer fDr relief ~ ladgu.sat contained %
The ale gAtioua 10 TIE cympalnt follows -
A. alndfy lines bsiween the les dsy q Iaiy isgi sdf
ue 81 DAY ~ Deccfnb"f 1895 tffy II BerIn e.
Z ufAnt Chafes Norfs. - "a 10 Toe efnrtay NJ te
v. Hids IA TIE h1sclAfy rapsIy ~ lef. AT tit
d~fsnash~ 'barss kD'ru Hiu AID Wilsu lrtf p
itschnsy~f btlng empisvd ~ Narits a. b,osfrs 80
80 d~f~nasnts hary khpf~ns,ein sd tnns Mar
nossss. ernlrrSisf go GO sai converted tie 70
thsu t4tt w.. rhs pasirsirs hsd D. frgstetfe q
PING 70 Ne Isih csY N usrrsi-f tasf % -
xsas dAY ~ DeesmDtf 1906 ne d~fssasats stsffnisf
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n
Fpstrr Yssilon ~ p-nr~msr's Mas ia ssfarssy.
ssf.h 10 81 10 grsr-f ny rHnisfs NE r,rrs Psitsrs
~ ifrss Wts ". 80 sBrs - flAYiss
fstr ~ stYi's ~ Ts4fs hafr ssfsi fof ns o. sfss
tsif1naGs W uy fstal fsrsf nnsuiwfN NJ Vfs tlftnx
fars - fuiF tuttsns1 nhnf ~ Ho't Hat hos wl -
espisJ = - 80 @fial "a his brsafh ~ hsNss
slhstsi tsfn prfurfs - ~ I1sf tsss anf - m -
ny -ossshsp. EhFfsArntiD. Nsnu'se,af-s.
~ IVA Ns.s4a
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80 rart 49, 0sstH. vss-.sis 49, frssf A wsss~sf-
~. 20 'iA "A. e., 'w,.e ~ 80 ~. ., q.
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A.-1hs .DSpios Elliptic" ts Accepted
ne latest step t9~.ff prffsctoa Ia ssirs Toe
EHenlna Pol
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Alt Gi~ss the Tost Ordinary Dress .
svis uAi renders rSuniss 10 apla-fsee bosiSa re,
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A.-Th~ Dapisr Hktrt. Are More Dasa.
be chan .ay have sssf .-sn.--iieuss Jsufnsi
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A.-Th. "Dapt.r EIiip,i," u the S1rsst-
ct Improvement 10 b. sslr,s -Nfu rafs Tune
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A.-They Arc Not Equsit~d IN Etc
ssnes ssstciiy dur.JlIy eonfor, scgnomy ss. tsh
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49,, .g y r - So ~ ss. =. 1880 80 -.
-, y .1''."-sss ., 80, 81. -a,.i ,a ~ as.
psifuass. ~ ny retail l'p.r nasai ~ b ,i' hy,ix
ssp.Js o. =. e,-tiaa q ~, sr.s.a y h.d,s .,s
ny 90 -os,.Isy. , EBrrssrngID ssas'ss,a,-,
~ iva ss...s .s.ss
Another sna IN. List Espisrssie- OF
g.fsRGEt r@gais' .Js,sn - 49, .'gis 20.
!. .sss sit.Ss- ro,t r,i,srsiiy a,.--s = ws's,.s,
: 80 s. ~; =. I ... . fa 'Ts ~. !. ,
:ess, 30, cssa .,,'.i % w.ss..s.r ....is,' . w
900 Lsiis' ssa ssnlsass ~. ia"t@s sss 'isssfss
A-Th. saeo... OF n.rnso. Yia,ors~G
.si' a..i Ia -, -. =. sA..E..s ~. ,.f's,,,-..,.
disVibsi. csisiteutJ - arus~
s-pin..' READY MADE ,issh,ns IN Am.-
!. s..,sa 80, AosIw ss"s I. i.i.,-s. as
A-a 's1''a .'''ss 'v'--'' 'sSs' uaI'
Al rris.. Cashss In Legal Lot,ssis..-
} cLurg h,s..,. fs gf,~s-,.
Al L.s.i r.es,.ry psi,.. c..h.a. Draw
''''''' - J X cLaiIDs pw.a .s-.,sr
pa,.h.tos.. u-n Dy.-rh, Ne. In The
800 - ~, -5'.t ~ s'fn''' ''i1'''' 's''.A~'
es...i,..'. L,s for 80. uaIs Restores
I..r 49, " y. = -. - 49,. = 49,. -.
1850 90 80 tsaHr d. aft8 ffpsif elrtsi~s
"a iHg a afas aHfa $3.50 81 hstflfssseas fs~srs
s.isA tt.a aa.f 10 f'fFns SO - 90 trwE
sos 80 ~ 70 a#.s ~ Nf4# Rsu YwTt 1899 ssr
y rat. t-Hf1as W u 80 hsW ~ ~ ffsssy ssss
stn.na cHrvsdgR Nd
,hiiarsn's 'a"i-gs.. EVER variety.
LNWfA a itNpAlA
go g-osf~af. tGpmis Al hNtu.ss iigta
rt.htns rssht. az every Ds~rtp'ie-
70 49, ~ $3.50 $780, bHaFhE
Grov.r ~ Bah.r's Utgh.. p,.mtsw
tiasNe eHsh 49, LIE ffA ss &c NJ SIRE ~ brfss ~
fomsu.s ypT,ss. pstd for Oid Books.
20 az E~qfs ~ hsrf fsfsttFsfs
iIsSAf sEpfnGHE ~ n .sssa a sslg- Astiess
Drr A. Tasnsagtts spooi Cotton.
tLl1AnDih SNyAs Na We t.ffrA y Y
Royal ffnvsp. fssttsry.-rriss. psid
ia aF ftftftf'f fgfT .stsf - hfhas ftff go -
a4aaess0s sf4 AZ a. tts IN ava aHf t.lft
TAfAOk ~ ass4sgs "a ~ Ufs"A
Tsswiiifss.'. isspro..d sslam-ra',
tNf.s sisa ss~ft.es~f - a1ss a. 81 49, t@-F 7"
% katsa taNs
Wig. To.p.s. s.a Os@.-s-t.i ~
g.ss| ~ ~ Ma To- ss4 nss 4 80 o. ~fN
SIS $780,
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-06-27
LADIES DRESS GOODS

now opening consisting of Plain and Fancy Silks
Delaines, Alpacas. Ginghams. Dueals, Prints Me-
rinos. Cashmeres, Plaids, Brilliants, Poplins Be-
rege. Lawns. Nankins, Linen, Lace Edgings Col
erettes Braids, Belts, Wells, Nets Corsetts Nu-
bias, Hoods, Goats, Mantels, Balmoral skirts Ho-
siery Gloves Bonnets, Flowers PIumes Ribbons
Hats, Trimmings, Buttons, Combs. Shawls Braid,
MusIins, Irish Linens, Camb brics, Victoria Lawns
Swiss, Bobinets, Mulls, Linen Handkerchiefs etc
OF Mems Wear
They have also received a large and well select
ed Stock, consisting of Cloths, Plain and Fancy
tassmeres, Cashmerets, Tweeds, Jeans Cordu-
Toys, Bever-Teen, Linens, Handkerchief, Neck
ties, Hosiery Gloves, Hats, Caps, Scarfs, etc. ETC.
Ready-Made Clothing
In the latest styles and of the best material,
consisting of Goats, Pants, Vests. Shawls Over
coats, Drawers, Cashmere and Linen Shirts, etc.
Of Boots and Shoes.
They have large assortment for Ladies and Gen
tiemen, consisting of Top Boots, Brogans, Pumps
Caters, Balmoral Boots, Slippers Monroes, etc
Groceries and Provisions
Such Coffee, Syrups Sugar, Rice, Crackers
Vinegar, Candles. Cheese, Flour Meal Bacon
tish, coarse and fine Salt, Teas Mustard etc.
Coal Oil Lamps,
Coal oil, Lamp chimneys, Tinware great yarie
ty, Japanware, Egg beaters, Spice boxes Wire
ladeis, Sleeves, Dusting pans, Lanterns, etc, etc
Carpets, Oil-cloth,
Brooms. Brushes Baskets, W ashboards Buckets
Tubs, Churns Wallpaper. Candle wick. Cotton
yarn and Batting, Work baskets, Umbrellas, etc.
Rafting Ropes,
Augers, Axes, Chisels, Saws, Files, Hammers,
Hatchets. Nails, Spikes, Gri I'd stones Stoneware.
Trunks, Carpet bags, Powder, Shot, Lead, etc.
School Books,
Writing and Letter paper, Fancy note and com
mereial paper. pens, pencils and ink. copy books,
states. ink stands, fancy and common envelopes
Flayoring Extracts,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery of various kinds.
Fancy soaps, Oils, Paints, Varnishes and in fact
every thing usually kept in first class Store.
Carriage Trimmings,
Shoe Findings, Glass and Putty Flat irons and
Coffee mills, Bed cords and Bed screws, Matches
Stove blacking, Washing soda and Soap, etc,
They invite all persons to call and examine
their stock and hope to give entire satisfaction.
B0YNT0N, SHOWERS GRAHAM.
Clearfetd. Pa, Sept. 9th, 1866