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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

WtVNk It&NN0tNk vUWvkNsN* MNSNtWeA~~Sa.S III II,
The very best medicine in use for
HORSES, CATTLE. MULES q eH11P.
This powder Is prepared from the recipe Of an
old English Farrier, IL now, and has peep Tor
years used throughout England by STOCK faascrs,
not alone for its curative but also its pro-
perties For the following diseases twill invart-
ably be found safe, certain and speedy cure:
Fsvers Of all kinds, Distemper, Founder,
Coughs, Loss Of appetite, Hide Bound, Ytl-
lo.o Water, as also all diseases arising from
disordered Stomach, or an impure state Of the
Blood.
PARKERT CORDIAL CONDITION POWDER,
A its name indicates, is . gentle stimuiant. I'M
like the many articles sold throughout the country
for the Diseases Of Horses and Cattle this prepar-
alton is entirely Of vegetable orgin-no minerals
enter into its composition Being composed en-
tirely Of aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and banks,
It may be used with full confidence as to its entire
safety, certainty, and mildness Of operation. IT
cleanses the Blood, loosens the Hide, gives to the
Skin smooth and glossy appearance, removes AL
bad humors, and by its strengthening, lte;g1ylne
properties, infuses into the debilitated, broken
down ANIMAL action and spirit, and restores to him
ali his natural grace and beauty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

Ed MoRIARTY4 RANEI1dr~a.sssvs
successful and reliable young business
men, is Ed Moriarty, dealer in gro
ceries, flour, provisions &C., &C., on
Front Street, opposite Union Block.
He has just returned from the cas-
tern markets with an immense stock
of goods which he is rapidly dispo-..
sing Of at very low prices.
We can conscientiously recommend
I'd. to our readers, as place where
they canget the highest pricefor their
produce, and tuy goods of good
quality, and at the lowest legitimate
prices.
MARRIED.-Oct. 9Th 1868 at the
residence of the brides father near
Kirkville, Iowa, by Rev D. G. Smith,
Mr.. WILLIAM L. BECKwITH, of Bata-
via, Iowa, and Miss MARY Il. KAYE
BEER.
We will bet new hat that the
above blushing bride and gre ON are
Republicans; that they will live long
and happy; that various and sundry
children will rise up and call them
blessed; and that when they die they
will not linger long on "Fiddlers
Green" but 60 straightway to the
good peoples heaven; all because in
the very milk and honey of their
happiness they, have not forgotten
the printer, but gladdened our eyes
with the first greenback we have re-
ceived for wedding notice, since
Macomb was hung.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

JUDGE LoUaHRIDGE.--This gentle
man will address our people before
his election, and at night, SO that the
people can hear HE able discussion of
the issues of the day.
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PERsoNAL.-Adjt. Gen. N. B. Ba-
ker will be in this city on Friday
Oct. 23d 1868 to make final settle
ment of all matters connected with
State arms, and to examine claims of
First Iowa Cavalry.
Let all persons take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

NOTICE.-Having closed out
my business in Ottumwa, all accounts
may be found in the hands of Mack
Davis, at the COURIER Office, to
whom all debts must be paid.
A, +. DAVIS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15

CoM1Na.-Mr. Edward Ryan, Of
Illinois, is about to pitch his tent in
the Queen city Of the Des, Moines
Valley. and has rented the new brick
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-10-15
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm
of76 acres situated 2miles south of Ash
and, in Wapello county. Forty acres un-
der cultivation, balance timber. There is
good dwelling house on same, stable and
shop; good water and fruit OF all kinds
Terms good. For particulars call on the
undersigned on the premises.
July 6tw. JOHN PRAY
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UNNATURAL-We mean John P.
Irish's assault upon the public debt,
when it is notorious, and undenia.
BILE democratic brat, without any Re-
publican blood in It's veins. Oh! for
a Mon. Bergh, and law against
cruelty to animals, of ones own kit
and kin.
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sckpsl64 up SAILORS. CONS spTA-

sOLp I'D SAILORS CONS 8uFA-.
S1lyw CONvENTloN. Fl 81
vrEeps @sSujied At Cooper Instisus SeTl
foS in tnil force, Saturday. all thu 6tltS
berg repreespted. Gen. Jno. A. McC61nauA
sf ~ cSoT} ,smb temporary ea.!rIse
GIN. J:sR: SIAck. Of Ned; Gen. Hugh go,
Kan; Col. W.A.Lsnch, N. Y; CO.. 4.stode
dsId, CT Col; Jas. r; O'BeIrne, d. O.: Capt.
W. Va, and private J. II. heldrsth, III.
Colonel l.. ID. Campbell of Oeio, offsred rss-
olutions announcing the Radical patty = hdy-
ing abandoned the principles involved In the
-etvsl va, aaa usgiae ~ Nasisusa- tssmssrsAic
Cow. ntion to nominate a candidate OF such
sailo+ssc support nrm eossisssnsy 1se their
gTns lseoiuaops VEN rs,sysd va.s -,,iaen.
dous applause, but one Of the delegates object.
ed TO their prese ntation at thls period Of the
oreanization, insisting that they should 60 to
appointed, and that nothing should be done
hufriedly, concluding by motion TO la = the
resolutions on the table for the present THIS
produced scene of great confusion for FEW
mlnnfes, haIf score OF delegates trying to
Major General Henry w Sloeum came for
ward, and was received with tn rec rousin 2
cheers by The tody OF the Convention. and
poured Oh upon the. rou bIed waters by a mo-
ton that the resolutions should be referred I'd
Committee on resolutions. hereafter to be apI
pointed, and also that all resolutions should be
referred to the same committee without deb tte
Alarge portion OF the Con ven non were still
clamorous for the immediate adoption Of the
reAeluticns, cut General Campbell withdre "
them for the present, b f.'u
General Slecnm's motion was then ameaided
by the substitution of one for the appoiu nj
OF committees of one for each State upsn per.
naneRt organization, resolutions, rules, busi-
ness and finance ant national executive com.
mlttee. p
The roll Of States and Territories was then
called, and the members Of these various com
mittees were reported -L"-.. fft
After speech from General Ewing, a com.
mIttee on permanent organization was ap.
pointed, and made report soon after. Gene.
raj W. Is. Fran kiln, of Connecticut, was cho.
sen permanent President = - -
Among the Vice Presidents was Colonel p
H. Allabach, of this city.
After some further business the Convention
adjourned until this morning at nine O'Clock. !
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FOREIGN NEws.-The Fourth OF July was
celebrated abroad by Americans in London,
IL The debate on the financial budget n. Rou .
her, IN defending the Government declared
that disarmament was impossible, As mo con.
ndence could BE- placed In the fraternity Of M
lions" but That the only war possible for
France was one in defence Of her territory, her
honor, or her influence. Austria has com
meneed the work of Charming by granting
leaves OF absence to tbhty.six Thousand men
OF the army. Prince Milan has been crowned
and consecrated as Sovereign of ServIa, and
Prince Alexander Kara Georgewich, who was
suspected OF having originated the as Ga ina
uon oi me late Ieigning Prince, has been de-
barred from all night Of succession. q
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General Candy upon being notified that the
North Carolina legislature had ratified the
co1stitutional amendment issued an order
suspending military law in that State.
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,X,;::a3 ::S;;;::A 4 {: i
&C.: !: 3; . &: S 8; ID
WAklsIIEIn.A half grown GIRL, 70 atsend a
,s11 I,,b bary' Ard DO ether light work Aesl.
WAETED IMMEpIAfELY-Se good BAR
4. BER Inquire At No. s7s Penna. avenue,
|, HsstftlkDIEAyG: HxsFkNgl
eetssea RseA =. q Seash &C Is. es IS Tssxs,
One who RESIDES with 81. parents. Apply bel seeo
9sne 10 o'clock "a oaiy. u - H6lst
eEs+: & en- e. 4.a e.
applisstiop = Box SO Star Sfhes., '- n IS.
.L i weaHs y xIsaTs .1y
cox. or . s.sist in sa.hins INA irosins Gocd
fs's ana i isnd REQUIRED street, ss.;ssn
HORSE wANrH1-A re.Pons -resissnt Of
Ing food Family HORSE dnrias the owners IS !
sss s e. sesnias d, 9: 'i aasr
,a dMaERI.TEtIh S..t inas.
sewing ssss . .s ss.r t.
sSs Gss.. .si .ssS
w u .a sasf ~, nssy at
FIRST GLASS BOARD WANTED-N gentle
man wants BOARD for himself and family
copsis ing OF wife and daa shter. "a years old,
hrst lass locality within three or four 81 ares nt
the Etbitt House. Two commuBicatiua room ),
o. enc very large Isom, required which mnst ~
nlcI)y furnished end on second or third foorl
Privste family ipreferred. Good accou1moi ioaS
will be psid 70. hberali5. Address, with full par.
NNANTKD-By frat class 1Jook = str l = ~
Nv IN = reetauraut Piease address rbte ID
Box % Star Office. ~ ---T wyatt
WANTED-A WHITN WOMAN a. q plaii
w Cook ,Wssher ana Ironer In Q privats family
Apply 233 Vermont avenue, betweea snd n
streets. iyS1'
WANTED-The OCCASIONAL use of q HORSE and
W CARBIAGR. or HACK, for which wild
make compensation BY the loan OF money to Q rel
sponsi, le person. Address GLORIOUS, City Hall.
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Secretary Seward has sent remonstrance to
}'enmark against the practice of sending con.
vfcts from that country 10 the United Statee.
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patents TO BE IssURD.-For the week end =
ing tomorrow, the TIN instant, 272 patents will
be issued from The Patent Once. During the
past week 3sO applications and Is caveats were
filed.
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NEW MUsIo-we have from Mr.. John +.
Ellis, the pu bills her, 'sGentie julia and sDar.
ling, would meet thee There ballad
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MEETING OF TIE GEORGIA LEGIsI AZURE
By Greer of General Meade and proclamation
OF the Governor elect, the Legislature OF
Georen assembled on Saturday. The Senate
was called 10 order by Governor Bullock
VINO assembled the stand, accompanied by
General Meade, Judge Erskine, and T.
Parrot General Meade's orders, the procIa.
nation of the Governor elect, and the omnibus
bill were read The roll was called, A. Alponie
Bradley, negro, heading the list. The oath
was administered by Judge Erskine Benia-
min Comfy, Of Augusta, was elected president
and A. 4. Marshall, Of Atlantis, secretary. A
l. MeWhortop, of Green county, was elected
Speaker OF the House.
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LADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HooPsKIRTe
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at cas-. BAUMr
HoOPsK1RT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
AAhUFACTORY, % Louistans avenue, bet vsps
9Th and 7th streets. NH Vt
CONFIDENrAL.-Youn men who have In
" cured thenselves By certain secret habits.
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married itte; also, middle aged and old
mon. who, from the folliee Of youth. OF Other
causes feel debility In advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
Any one, should drvt reed 1.-The Secret Friend
Married led win learn something Of I'm portanos
81 perunng The Secret Frfe nd.S Sent to any
address, In Q sealed Envelope, on receipt Of :
gents. Address On. HARLEe a. STUART 90.
Boston, mass. jsfly
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OF NATIONAL FREEOMeNS
S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,

0FOFtICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMEN g
US SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CORNER 18Th STREET AND PA. AVE.
E0TICE.-An MONEYS left on deposit at this
Bank, corner 18th street and Peppsylvsnix ave j
between now and the 2lst day OF July, will begin
to draw int rest from DATE OF Deposit II
left in bank six months.
Let eli those who have money by them drawing
DO Interest however small the sum, put il at ono3
IN the Bank :
Sums OF $50 over, ~ left on deposit thirty days
or more will draw interest at the rate of four per
cent. per Annum !
The actual cash deposits of this Bank on the slst
dap OF May were o7E, 1857. - =. :
D. L. EATON, Actuary.l
n. u COOKE, Chairman Finance Committee
je Is I'm
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sES " An ED
DEPoT QUsRTRRMAsrER's OFFICE.
WAsHIAGToN. ID C. JuIy l. IaSa.

DsPoT QUsRrRRMAsrERs OFFICE.
l Am directed by the Qusrtarmaster General Il
81 Sav. sna s PeIsSus
ing such Horses for sale suitable FOR cavalry a. r
vice will present them 70 Lieut. Col J. w Mason
tttweer 18th end ISsh streets betw cen the hou 4
Pay ment viii be made At this Office upon Souchsrs
ofCoesel Mason that they S hsvs Ss. see
his inspection. j @. MCERRRAN,
i,,.. Deputy pq n1,s astsr General,
SkIsk D-hAHD FURNITURE WANTED :
- We have orders to buy all kinds of Furniture
tamllie having large or small lots to sell vii fn6
II to their Advsnfsse to call or address note d
WARTED-FURNITU OF ALL KINDS :
w Persons DESTROYS Of disposng of all kinds d
Furniture will find Is to their advantage 10 Gall of
s-Aiso D cash S" sdvsnssd Pr on ali cousisnec
49, "'' '' Il. GoLMAN CO.,
NSlm --I 2SS Peana ave. 1
$4,000 rT MSs5H "a w. sssSSSDsAEp
declining housekeeping or having Furniture d
any description to dispose Of, will find it TO the d
MABX Eis No. 500 Ninth the st Ss se'f ID
tween PeDnsylvania avenue and street, viii
guarantees to pay the very highest cash prices fG
Second hand Furniture. No 500 9th It. msss III
w and GsntIsmsns sE6oEb; HAND bEoIH
e s ~ st!se.
and n streets north, N.B.-No matter hot
much they have been worn. nslys
WASTER-EEW AND CAsT-0FT CLOTH
w ING; Watches, Diamonds, Gems Re!slverS
of b. FULTON 4 Co, PaWsbrokers. Sly MINI
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. ja 1-lys
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LAFAYrrrR C. BAKER.-This celebrated
Chief Of the government detective force during
the war, who died in Philadel phia last week
was native OF New York and born In the wear
fssS. His earlier years were spent on 8 farm
IN the west, but becoming tired OF agricultural
pursuits he removed to Philadelphia, where be
worked as q mechanic. In 1851 he went to
California and became conspicuous by his con.
neetion wrh the Vigilance Committee of San
Francisco. After q diversified career of over
ten years the fortunes of war made him chief
OF the government detective force during the
reoellion- Since then he has resided in Phila-
oeipnia, IN which city he Is reported to have
possessed considerable property.
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SOIKNCE HAS TKIUMPaTD.

De sEGkkGgR6HS AND pBys,cr.v =
xoo fENNsyIvANfA AVENUE, above l2tb street.
He's devoted many years the treatment OF felasls
M and hae met with the greatest sucoess
LADIES DESIRING sspeo.Ai treatment will dnd
min very ektlhul and confidential.
full, relieved
Rooms PRIVATE. Patients zee no one bu. the
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- Frank Reed, clerk in the GAINESVILLE,
fOniol Post Once, has invented IN adding ma
shine. by which, with as little mental effort rs
a. Is REQUIRED to move the hand of clock to q
NUMBER on the dial. i've colums or more, OF any
lepxth, can be added o. once.
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GRANTS WESTERN TRIP.-A Columbus
(Ohbol dispatch OF July 1 says.
s-Gsn. Grant and family and Gen Dent an
fstner passed though the city o-day, en- route
for CINCINNATI. While the train remained here
the General shook hands and chatted with ali
VINO desired lie said this was the first place
since leaving WasAingto that he had had any
talk with visitors. But few people knew that
be was 10 pass through here, but goodly num-
Der Were in ATTENDANCE upon the arrival of the
train The General said he liked 10 meet the
people and talk with them in a quiet manner
but formal receptions. speech-making, Sc, he
did not enjoy"
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- The ARTISAN well at o.. Louis, which Is
OF IA; feet, and 10 the deepess IN the WSrid.
Tbrre = no W10R yet II they keep on borlug
they will soon reach thai depth AT which, say
osrfsiu geOSogisfs, NE Alumbers On the novels
OF tie earth. They had besser suspend opera
tons, q lsass ustii theretsrn Of eoid westhsr.
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0Goyerror Merrill, OF Iowa, has pardoned
Catherine McArdle, who Was sent from Jack
son county four years ago to the Seate Pesise
tiary tor life. She confessed to the murder OF
her husband, and was sentenced TO BE- hang
but her senten &c was commutsd By Governor
Stone. II was Rfterward found that she was
entirely innocent Of the me, aud that her sop,
was the guilty person. To save him from the
ealiows, che claimed % be the murieresS.
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BgIL D

S ING AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION =
Ihs regular monthly meeting for payment Of duee
pext month, at IA O'clock. at Tenn perance Hall
The recent failure Of The w Washington Go opera
connected with this institution in any way. Our
finances in the most satisfac tory candi on a.
will be shown by 9 detailed statement which will
JOHN X. THOMPSON
JET fRsp. Sunday Chron.1 Secretary.
rOFFICE or THE METROPOLIrAN
S RAILROAD COMPANY, :
11rH STREET Juno -, 1853
The ANNUAL MEKTIN9 of the stockholders
OF the Metropolitan Railroad Company, for the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held At this Office on WEDNESDAY the sth Of
m, and close At O'Clock p. m
THOMPSON, President.
VII. w MOORE. Secretary. je = eotd
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TIE TREATMENT OF TKACHERs-Ata late
meeting OF Committee upon Education in
Glasgow, the following opinion was expressed
regarding the treafm ent of TEACHERS
Tits by raising the q asli hcations, the pay, ana
the social position OF teachers, that the interests
Of education are really ana surely to be ad-
vanced, and not by screwing down the teach =
er 70 hard mechanical system, and jsalously
wifhhclding from him portion of his made
quate n mo Derafion on the slightest apparent
symptom Of q fsilure Of duty.
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US JuNs q, 1858.
TO ALL WHO gsl TaH POTOMAC AQUa-

~ I'LL AQU IF
DUET WATER
Public Notice 10 hereby given that all waste Of
water must cease. All Ornamental Jets or foun-
bles are forbidden to use hand hose for washing
carriages or horses. Watering of streets or side
ealks with hose can he permitted only once DALI
ktwee n the hours Of 8 and o'clock D m
With just economy there is sufficient water for
oil. Tie waste which Row prev ,ils dep ives {, lie
inf abitarts OF the higher portions of the city Of
tn. IN Necessary water supply. !
All who waste the water viii Ia fined As the Ia ~
directs and on repetition of the offence will have
the water shut OFF at the mkin
jeA-eodaw RANDOLPH COYLE, WR.
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AMUSEAENTS.
TH1LAsT HOURS

r Am u SEA.L EN- Is. 4 ,
THst Last H'0H' Ger tro z
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Tuls GRAND uIsrosIcAI PAINTING
70 new On EnAihitsos ct the Itecp over
as 9ALrssEw JEwHLgY sreRR,
go On fenpsyisanis sveuss.
Admisssss. "a oikrs. uS<s
(soRarccs HrpropxAHfc pAarssr.
HK,GksAT ausoPeAs uRcns IN a.
cs.ssrss. : .agsse Arssis lass,r - a. sres.
s.i..i /. f... ss 4 &. 7 sss.s
= .s ;H,;;; :; s., = siR% SIS
IN. sSrrs e. .iI!serm ssH.gt ,rs.-
TSs s1Sctc ID PIE mi 81 . 70 :.
40 u ASorSrisas aSs@.sd ssai, o e = ss~st
!srr. itu-trs'tnS ise rriuups q ,,st err w. ~
VA .ry ~ . :, ~. =, .rs.,o. q y...s
Meh Oh htGAL 1f0N uhf-tter y, free = a
Ten, tent i,nneses q hupsn ~ over t1- sTSts erssr
Sss en- Eses si iss.ss a. y.ss g,
ftrFsfBYsSs Cocoon - effaSsSrs' Az.
vii 7. .a sss &. a.. tI "a risscs
sins' grIioTm 80 drssA fcs's, sni Ted 90 rae
THE PANE nF KxsIBIrIoS Is wv
LOUISIANA AVENUE lefN"e. 18th 1Dl Ilts
strset~: Entrsnoe foot o. klevsnth street. tiIth
'ssmis sion anc.,rb
hitTeB under ten , ars.-.. .....-.Ha
DAILY Afrkks' o. RIO SAsCE. q
EVENING PERF0kakSCE. o'olo,k.
DROP. kRkIsi Dan, NC soAaEsY. pean.
sylvania avenue, oppo ~ Net-orclft.n q
fotel For summer season. tGot t'cmerl
SSSsDs Y sns ISURspAr syksIkSs -
the First Tuesdsy in sertsulber zu
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PERSONAL.

ADD LADIES save your hair By ct
- rfng g est and made n Braid, Carls, Fr-iEss
C-igncns by N DkM0NGEUr.
-. STe Pennsylvahfs venue,
p BS-o between 18th aud llth
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

very desirable for reception dresses new white
armare and velvet Enperatrce are looked after
lovingly oy not . few Of the , Ia ialr ,, sex whose whose
figured veyets satin dc Leon, B0nett's manufac-
ture, are great favorites with the mass OF buyers
LHeryshng mere II orderly ana 70 9nrs sg
Lord Taylor's, dressed out IN holiday ATTIRE, -
also crowded The stock Is very similar to stewards
and Lake 4 McCreerY's. The greatest novelty IN
dress at this establishment is the satin stripe with
Pompadours. This with rich brocade or elegant
Mexican blue, with the richest OF bouquets iavisnly
scattered II, makes bright eyes flash and wish
Pa or Tom had given them more money. The ladies'
department Is especially worthy OF notice. Every
pattern that genius can conceive and taste appr0-
pirate is made the most OF here. Under garments
are tucked, puned and trimmed most elaborately.
babes bassonet or crib Is exquisteIy tasteful-a
basket With chase to be covered with dotted swiss
anu elaboratey ruflied Blue satin bows, tucked In
here ana there, set 1t or amazingly. II such elegant
dom II would be grand; but unfortunately, the little
squlrmers do not sufficiently realize the value
Oh prghl colors and nicely starched ruflies, and 80
receive Them IN manner despolatory OF brightness
and durability. The richest OF embroidery In both
linen and silk Is displayed in this department.. Az
usual Ut Lord IL Taylor's the mammoth wheels are
kept well creased, and the machinery works admir-
ably. Clerks are attentive, proprietors agreeable
and all goes merry as marriage bell
The establishment OF Arnold ~ constable Is In full
holiday blast Silks are selling rapidly, as are every
description OF goods suitable for presents. There ls
hardly standing room at the counters. Scarcely
anything, however, can be seen that has not been
described at other stores
Foster Brothers, 272 Bleecker street, and Eighth
avenue, near Eighteenth street. are extensively pa
tronized but by an entirely different class OF custom
ers. When one leaves Broadway fashion and style
are necessarily left behind There are the shop girl
the prudent, economical wife, who makes the most
OF Hans wages and helps him earn more; the widow,
struggling Tor her little onesall these purchase at
the cheapest stores. Here are found plalds ana
prints nernos, fannels, long. and square shawls
ana every variety OF muslns, most Of them bought
Ut auction and, OF course or grades somewhat me-
ror 10 those 10 be found on tho great thoroughfara
OF the metropolis