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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

This eysnlne at the Varieties Every
body's Friend !" that pleasing comedy, viii
Be reproduced Mile Theresa, the accom-
Nlishsd danseus1, wal appsarin Hangaria an
neika. The laazhNAie farce Of Z A Thnmp-
Ia Legacy z Wi eonelude the entertain
aIafs 81 the evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

The special correspondents Of the Times
telegraphed from Waahlneion last Friday
evening that the President on that Day d.
rected that The Secretary Of lhs Interior be
authorized to deliver to The Louislann State
authorities The marble statue 81 Wkablhg-
son which was sent ieihs North b General
B1llsl dlsef the capture Of Baton Rouge.
See ihat jour neighbor and your neigh
hnr.a anu rAnl.lar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13
ATTORNEYS AT ]

T.Aw PARTNERsHIP.
W. B. LYMAN, J. Z, WALLACE, "
LYMAN, WALLACE & HA
Attorneys and Counseloss
n aaus. No. % st. Charll
New
Prompt attention will be given 10 |
trusted to the above firm. Judge Hyu
Justice of Louisiana, resumes his pfae
Der of the firm.
Ag Two of the firm are familiar wit
and Spanish Languages.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

The Erial bell Of Professor Haselmayer
Il more wonderful than tie Goblin Drum.
his performance this evening will be varied
b neW and amusing illusions, Byrequest
u several families The Professor win give
q maiInaa in-morrow at u olclnck " 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

Let it be understood that no one can
vote Tor Grant without first registering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

THE AUDIT0R'S OFFICE "a
e located corner Cont and Royal old State
Bank entrance On Cont, up Stairs aus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

~ a ii
the ia
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much, D,
70 tAey n
SonS Tex
|sfKa "ni
hsTnles
bed lot il
gcApeot III
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Olives th
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AZ acihc
week.
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natD-mof
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lament
dst we
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AHd pros
wouldn't
just now
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lthis mr.
''ps, WI
4}or exal
riot"
.epubl
&C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-13

PULLS Rssos 40
Tfibnne nuiIalse.. New
Are authorized to contract for adVsf
paper.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

Tax PLAY on AURORA now performing at the
Museum, said to have been written EXPRESSLY
for Miss Jenny Hight, is neither more nor less
than the original story written for and published
in the ADVOCATE, entitled "CLFFoRD MANOR " for
every line OF which we paid literally. Those Of
our readers who have read the plot as published
in the papers, snd who will take the pains to
compare it with "CLnFORD MANOR" will see
that even the names of the characters remain
unchanged. As one Of two things is certain,
viz either Miss Jenny Hight or the Advocate
has been most eglregriously fooled, We intend
to investigate the matter and let ouI patrons
know the result.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11


FLous-Fhe market wfshn The last twenty four hours
has been que and marked BY the absence Of speculative
movements.
Spring Extras Fancy brsnd<sa g Low sraaes q 20
per barrel Spring snperhDss % rs 70 $3.50 White
winter exnas. ~ - to SIS 90 per hri.
RTE Flour, q. 90.
BucKvHEAr, $3.50.
HT5 70 q. 80. s.
oezs-is nsn, with sales Of No. 81 ssct. 10 ssst.
new, s2cta 70 ebca.
Cons MEAL SIS per ton. rs y
Oars ciessA d ~ a 55cts. IN XII, s--...s. rtaF
RYE, No. l. 81 80 q tlb2
BAE.xv, $i.sb to ei.7b
BRAE, on track, loo per ton. ...
PRovisroys.-But little activity has been manifested
In the provision market WV. -s
Mss PoEI vas dun and nominal ii sIs.so q so.
BKEF HAMS hrm at e9S. 80. 4-.f
TALLow leets.
LAhD 12cts. per D.
PASSED Hoos-The supply offering large ssies
Of severs small lots averaging under 200 Ds hst
100 lbs sold at s72S a sT7s' dirtsng on 2OO ma n
have "a AZ sesss.. q sBs for choice grades.
szkDs-clover, $3.50 a s7.75 per bushsi; Timothy,
90 o5 % S2-10- 49,. ~
1 PosIToEs, 800 a sia5 Per Bushel. 1884,
BUTTER, S2cts- q 36cts. for choice 15cts. q 25ctz
fer fair. Is - Fas
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oUIMBY vs. oUIMBY,

or Nobodys Husband, was in rehearsal The
last act was produced on Tuesday morning, IN
der the altered title Of Somebody's Dear, Dr.
theatrical parlance. Scene Room log Ire
mont House Mrs. Q. and DR.. Fuller in an ar
tistic tablesux, their privacy invaded by intru-
siye policemen who bargIariously enter, catching
the twain in endearing embraces Surprise,
remonstrance, hasty toilet, memorable police
men, promenade TO the sArmory, night in the
dust, presentation Of the couple to his hon
or, Ave hundred ball. reconciliation Of the male
and female Quimbys, return to Q's bed and
board, innocence indicated, virtue triumphant
injured parties made mutually Apply, and envi-
GUS calumniators silenced. In brief, it 10 gener-
ally conceded that the measure of Mrs o. fell
city has been Of late infinitely Fuller than 10
dinarily the case with injured feminiaes of like
spotless character and misplaced Affection
while, we are proud to say-"Richard's himself
again" 1.-TWO souls with but single fault, !
Quimbys now but :" while the poor doctor il
out in the cold, the Naughty, Naughty man
PROFESSOR IoaKFy
projected grand exhibition Of the manly art,
attracting large numbers Of votaries to UIichis
Hall lev evenings since, but the police, with
thsi- -ssaai oficiOusness, appeared on the scene
arressiag the entire motley audience, and bring.
ing about fifty Of the nosables, including the re
doubtaais professor, to the Arinory. where they
we're all 6ned 10 suus ranging from twenty five
dollars down.
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FOB GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND STOCK RAISING,

these lands prsssntilunsurpassed advantages Farmers
rom the mere densely settled portions ofoder States
are ssng their valuable farms snd are now max
Investments In these cheaper lands, which produces
with 'Hser profit and 70 greater extent the xapsu
crops &C 7non 70 al the Northern and Middle States
Among the most profitable sources Of wealth mat Of
cattle raising. and the buslness has become Immense
oas Of 5s4 csttis received hat week In DE New Yort
nsrts, ses were from Isoa and ne beef hstesed On
these prairss % conceded 70 b the bes In America
Sheep thrive we requiring fodder but sort rssssu
and cheese histories are beng sucesfany estahxhasd
aiDss the whole me.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

To WccD EsGRAvERs-Any Wood Engravsr
out Of employment, or who is anxious to employ
his leisure hours 20 advantage. can bear Of an
opportunity by applying At shs ADvocArE ofiss.
155 South Clark street, between the hours Of
Z and Pm
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

10 any osfour agents sending US club Of
hity year'sy subscribers with the money, we
WIZ seno 4 Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
chine, me price Of which is $e6. This Is
an inducemssnt seldom offered. and is made
IN good sassa-4 Send along your clubs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, Jan. s, 1865. =
The decided improvement In the weather has seemed "a
have had satisfactory effect upon butinen. me mar.
chants feel better at the prpec Of the spring busnes
Money Is close and only prime paper discounted.
CONVENIENT sKcuRrTfKs AZ FoLLc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

To REsr.-P rinters' Union HAHN Smith 4
NiHOns Building. Suitable for Meeting pur-
poses, for Labor or Literary Societies. For
terms sPPiy 70 Mr. james NoifAt. Journal News
room.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

Go 70 THE BEsr.-Btyant .rt St.@l.op Chr
caRo Btlsineas Uaiversity, Il Acknowledged 20
he the Eless training school for young men IN the
country. Bookkeeping. Penmanship. CONNER
cial Arishmetic, Commercial Law, Ccrrespon.
dsncs end Tele graphing, are taught thoroughly.
Tor PaneEs ff'irculars, etc, address Bryant a5d
SsratsQ> ego, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

DKATH OF JUDGE ARRISeToN A. w.
Arlington, an errdte scholar, gifted poet an
able statesman, brilliant orator, sound law
yer. and nobie-bearted man, died at his resi-
denee in this city one day last week. his fune-
raj having been attended by large number Of
our most prominent citizens To the different
courts Of the city, o. their subsequent assem-
bage, formal proceedings In honor aud com
memnrssscn Of the lamensed deceased, trans
PRED, and glowing eulogies BY the learned
Judges, and most eloquent members Of the bar,
were from day 70 day pronounced, the reports
thereof filing many columns Of the daily papers
Of the city. The last proceedings Of this kind
which have come under our notice, occurred
in the Circuit and District Courts Of the United
States, on "Wednesday, when Hon. Samuel Full
Ter presented the resolutions adopted by the Bar
of Chicago, on the death Of Judge Arlington,
aad moved that lheY be entered on record, which
order vas granted by Judge D mmOnd in the
following beautiful tribute to his memory:
I" II is the general feeling AMONG the gentle
men Of the Bar that they have LOST Vt their
most distinguished members 10 fe death sz,f
Judge Arlington This Court fully eonenre5 in
that sentiment and cert 6inIy it IL natural that
st.sucn time the Bar should meet together to
give expression to their sympathy and regret
The resolutions viii be spread on the records Of
the Court, and | cannot allow the occasion 20
pass without giving utterance to nv unfeigned
sorrow that the voice which has 50 often been
heard in this Court to instruct and delight u.s.
is now husbed in death. de was a man of rare
gifts The faculty Of reason and of the imagn-
alton was blended together IN him with a power
and richness seldom united in the same person.
His attainments were equally remarkable. He
was scholar a. we'll as lawyer. He was versed
in morals % well a. in statutes PHILOSOPHER
a. well a. an advocate The name and fame Of
such a man should never pass from the memory
of his professional brethren. To them be haa
not been a politician or public man, but a
lawyer and an advocate, aud to them may safe
~ be entrusted, I doubt not, the trapsmisaiou Of
ms many noble and brilliant c:-.Ssitics to The
members Of the profession OF tbs Law who may
come after as" ssh
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11
subscribers m Arrears.

Those Of tDur subscribers. who receive their
pspSrs narSed X in blue pencil, may accspsis
As noEihca lion that their subscriptions have
expired. and shss unless reaewed their papers
-;l No typed iorshwitlA- a-f -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

ALDERMAN CoMsKY AND TIKI PoLIcE DEPART
NESr-A few weeks since the gentleman whose
meme heads this article, preferred serio-
charges against the Police department OF 2
city, and asked for an investigation Of the "a
After several Intellectual attempts to have~sheI
matter probed, the Council finally appointed
Is IS seven Of its members, WIN Pss:.
airy power to send for papers and witnesses.
Now, so far as the ADVOCATE Is concerned, it has
no preiudices or predictions in the premises.
It desires, in common with q majority Of
citizens that if there Is to be an investigation,
it shall be thorough and impartial in its charsc-
ter that every facility shall be Afforded to Mr..
COmisky to prove his charges, and q like OppOr-
tuI.ity to NJ. Rehm, TO prove their falslty.
Under the circumstances we question the pro-
priety Of the efor's conduct in excluding from
the Committee, the very man Of all others who
was entitled 70 be placed there; as also the
action of the Committee 10 holding star cham
Der conferences. The tax paying public are
interested in thlr natter, and now that it
has been taken hold OF, no halfway work
will satisfy them. If the charges preferred are
pfGen, Alderman. Comisky will deserve The
thanks Of ne entire community If on the other
hand, Superintendent Rehm and his officers
should emeiSe triumphant from the scrutnr
shsiir acvaOesSlaoae Siil asve cause for regret,
while they viii receive, as they deserve, the
eensure OF all honorable men.
p S.-Since the above was written, al a
special meeting of the Council on Wednesday
evening last, Aid Comisky was added to the in
yestigating committee.
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The rifIe to these 1&Sss is Clear.
ana I'm Fee. simple SlrSaa the
state.

Goal Is found IN great abundance, and furnls
a. lowest rats Of transportation. Lzmber Is Z,
frOn Chicsko, - TIE forests Or southern M
wen a. from those bordering IN Or ssrssms
shipped in bulk ram an rt&tions. thus q
psnss snd trouble Of bagstng.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

I am acquainted with variety Of Sewing
Machines and, while ready 70 do Justice to
do justice to all, greatly prefer yours
which ! have used for more than three years.
Very slight instruction and ingenuity are
required 10 work II. TIE needle Is short aud
straight, consequently not liable to bend or
break. Il never misses a stitch, and makes
6rm, even seam. | have used II on every
kind Of cloth. from ,delicste lace to heavy
woofer, and find It's work perfectly satisfac-
tory in all cases. After much wear and
many washings, the stitch retains its beauty
and firmness- utter the fabric las worn
out.-Mrs. j. IT. Yakss, Rochester, N. ",
TO Wilcor & Gibbs s. NJ ca. h
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

mong the many popular and
big-hearted railroad men, associated with Chi
oago, none Outrsuk our friend W. G. Cleland,
Passenger Agent of the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wavne road. Courteous, efficient and reliable
in ell us transactions, he has endeAred himself
to thousands Of friends, and been in great
measure instrume uta in building up the i'm
mensc traffic now enjoyed by the p. and 7. W.
road But we are DEPRESSING We intended only
"a note the fact that number Of ais admirers
have recently made him the present Of SPLEEN
did silver tea service, as token Of their friend
ship aud regard. The worst wish We have in
the premises is that both Mr.. c. and his worthy
lads MAJ live - wear it out setr
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

An esq way q nskips nsnsy out Of The son b In he
culture Of Fruit In eoushsrn Inois me peach region
sx.e3as no miles NeFfh n nslEa and
p the narksta q I'll The ctss the Upper 1iaispp
and the Lakes TIE products u the arss q the season
III kinda q fruits and berries Golden fortunes or,
bsng made from TINS baAnsss. patience and Indsssry
being the heavier portion o. the capital required.
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THE CLIMATE II HI

md tAxss io~sr than IN any osass sssar
sehoelsof ~ grades absund througho'
brssash. ~ 49,. W.,
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A Special Fruis Express Train
REFRIGERATION CARS

Chicago, leaving Southern Illinois every svins
During sb daily average Of ave earl
we're received, and the peach crop ppHes from nssn
10 twenty ase cArs u about soO boxes each, srsry
morniz6 10 tho QhRcsgo mArkes alone.
see.ooe ssrss Of land suited 10 The rs~iDg Of ffzIt
md the finest wheat are yet for sale. Nv
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

Authorized Agents Tor Ihe Advocate.
The following gentlemen ara authorized
TO act as Agents for THs ADVOCATE. Amy
moneys paid to them will he daS3ssaknax-.
lodged:
D n. LBos1sp, oberiin, Ohio. -ff
WM- u 3KssuP, New York City.
BgJ. MURPsY, Baltimore, Nd.
" ,. SsERsLEs, Buffalo, ". Y.
u. r. MaPEs, Rochester, N. Y.
LAwREScB sUTH, Fort Wayne Ind
a. l. MAsrfE, Washington Del.
B. fHcAz., Amboy, H. go
y. MILLS centralia IN. Kilt
VIZ u. FrLR, Lockport, H..
WI. HARrLEr, bloomington, nj.
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whose performances were attracting many of
his enthusiastic ,9mtrymen and others to Far
well Hall, where he bad held forth, was obliged,
to "decamp," IN consequence OF the intrusion Of
the 'devouring element aad nov ne 6rswetk
the equine tail across the f9ine intestiness to
their great delight, elsewhere. The exciting
play entitled
"a CHANGE OF PASTURE MAKES yAT cALyEs,
A ter q successful run Of fourteen days 1t the
Temple Of Virtue, has been withdrawn for the
present, and concluded BY the issuing Of "a
biIln TO the woman with the sick stomach.
This "turn" in the comedy leaves Doctors Fish
burne and Earle at liberty, the one to hold the
basin" for ex-Mrs. Ticknor, the other to con
tinue to administer AD LIB. for the relief Of HIS
affinity. The finale, however, is yet TO be intro
duced, in the form Of an appeal by A. o. T., VINO
still objects to Judicial or involuntary estrange.
ment OK change Of PASTURE however sdmira-
bly, il may have agreed with him on former &C.
casons, while acting from his own volition, rs
q tree "xoRAL agent Last week 10 was ii !
nouneed IN the ADVOCATE that the roarl6gf IAic
of
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Coal Market.

OEFIcA or THE WoRRIEeNa1's ALLOCATE.
Friday Evening, Jan. 3. 80.
The market fairIy active, and the previoa quota
lions firmly maintained. We quote:
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GSe@t I'm Market.
ssle Wholesale AAd Retail 9e washington ssreSs
'liR4zR New York. w.
I 1T - w. III. CRANE. Agent,
Is wAsafseTOE srn.Ef.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-11

The amusements Of the past week have been
Of character quite rs interesting and instruc-
tive as those Of the preceding week. We can
sut merely glance at the most interesting Of the
entertainments.
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GARDEN STATE Il AMERICA

zen known fact thst while only sbort onsafIk
q the tIans acres q Illinois are yst rndsr sulsvsoa
u agricultural producs already sxeeed tkcls sf ny
oshsr State The wonderful fsrnty Or the son. ysIdins
such beuatsoss returns he husoandmsn fcr HI labor
the machinery % sxses.veiy used n reducing tas eS
q pedaesios and ~ small expense - te pfsSaSzk A.
ne srsnspcrtssica se ~ pssasc " srkss IN combine
% msks farming a nIiaois nsss mss and profitable
pursuit. ai#
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- - = <f7E<t u 4 M & - 1872
4G Nkh a4EKbx w MaarasRH M #E a4ssz An4
fa6g a&en lae rksnrx II 80 1eAnshassnas II ms
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q M ::::-,--:.:::55 NTACHINISTS. -

NJ
$. MOORE: = . 49,: 49,: "a
s.; s; iM;A CHIN sT,
Corner Royal s. Wilkes st., & No. 65. Union st.
....-c.l~ ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA,
Is prepared. to: exeruta-orders for 2STEAM
ENGINES, MILIGEARING, ORNAMENT
al RAILING, and MACHINE WORK. o.
~ Is CSKsTfNGs made al short notice, and on
,-easonable terms *. 49,. jan 1-tf
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90 x.FRlD AN EVENING" APRIL;1oo

t{Is55 sosSaS4ts,22A fettsGr from Paris says:
d, s; FEAGa gxf5ae enesgedIast week in ce
hr 5sttslsas efrfhe, middle daV Of
abfatpg nj, o. IN tho
Nhsa If. the sssson and = 10
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faeaf tcos 1soiene .HnshferWomens 3. Wa
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No. IS, King street. .:I:
Z Stories of the Gorilla Country; narrated for
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Discoveries in Equatorial Afrje e d 1 ~
: 1.-THE -Four Gospels, according to the; author.
lied version, with q copious and xplsalnatory
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ODD; S4.25 Family Prayers, compiled e hief
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;.,4,lsca ysg>sssEAYas>w E.EyHS..:
TOT BALTIMORE. ..'.'

T1OR BALTIMORE.
& ID :" ...;,.4.~.' ------- 80 .t:''.:. Zee "a
- elf~@ The lSTEAMEKt COLUMAA,
zsszasaa IL Capt. JAMES HARPER, having r.
cciv etl'uiew boiler, and 'bteh Thoroughly r.ft-
ted has resumed ,he2 regular trips, Ieaving; BIZ
timorc. every SATURDAY, n o'clock, p H.
for Washington, 'ATcX,ihdria, and Gcorgetow1,
atoppngp st all her. foFmer landings. as '"~.s
Returning, will leave :AleXand ria, every
E., WEDN ESDKY MORNING, 81 0 clock.
a." The .freightiNg sira!ner "TE10S. L UAH1LL,
Capt WIN. FAITH, will leave Ba;imora o.!
river. Lodge Wharf, and Chapel PQint; Tct9rn-
'irg'will lravc AicxanarTao on FRIDAY MORN
iINGS ,Atll0. q clock. .. .... .. 90. .,*..
Gss- All Way freight must be prepaid. ..5.
: EsZs- For tf1ight and passage apply to
:, .&p;9-~tf, q, '.... .,.:' i. :WHEAN 7; Agent
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IN .CASSIMERES,

Black French Doe5ssIin, from super qcuaIityE
to the lowest grades; Fancy French and Eng-I
lish Cassinteres ofevery varietyiandv very cheap.t
- In. ..V4KGfIIN4A, CARS;IMEsRES !we haze!
Also every variety Of Trinniih gs, and will fur
nieh suits trimmed in the best mann Las eh eaps
Or cheaper than the same quality can be gottcnE|
elsewhere. '"'' ''-~''' -" "
10 Call and see them, -gentlenen.; an examining
ton is all we ask ,
AMI WILMER & SLAYMAKER. !