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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND COR
KECrION AND TMEIR NEW sCmOOLsmIr.

The boys OH IIart's Island having received n
good education and moral training the Commissioners OF
Charities determined to adopt tho practice carried out In
Massachusetts OF making them useful members OF so
cety For this purpose they purchased the twodeckcr
and thrce-mastcd ship Mercury now anchored OF the
island 20 have them taught navigation. Yesterday the
Mnuahonnuck left Bellevue Hospital At l01 NJ having
on board Messrs James Bowen and Isaac Bell two OF the
Commissioners, and other gentlemen. MI Boil re-
NAMED Backwelps Island but the rest proceeded to
arts Island. When the steamer arrived at the school
ship about youths going through their exercises.
Three lusty cheers for Mr.. Bowen given and
knoWledged. This Is excellent institution for youth.
The greatest order and decOrum observed. No
corporal punishment Is permitted but when boy trans.
crosses no 10 locked up The echOoshp Is kept clean,
and the sanitary condition Is all that could be desired
She IS under the command OF Capt. Thomas T. steson,
and completed and fitted up by Mr.. David Carl at
CITY Island the substantial works In the cabins
decks &c. being put In by Mr.. G. g. GOurlay OF No III
Lewis-st The Mercury II loo tuns measurement.
The bottom part ~ for goods and lumber while the
second deck ID devoted TO stores, galley, and other
conveniences. Here also largo engine, used for
cooking by steam and heating the ship through
pipes In fact nothing wanting TO the comfort Of the
captain officers sailors and the boys on board After
thorough inspection Of the vessel the visitors were In.
yited by ChletOicer Russell to dinner The following
Ia list OF the ships olcersi Captain, ThOs. T. Stets0n
First Officer, Benjamin +. Russell; Second, Frank f.
Gregory Third, Wu. II. Fuller; Sailing Master Charles
Lockwood; Purser, James +. Swain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
PROFIT OF THE INVESTMENT.

The bonds average LESS THAN lslS,OoO PER
MILE. are CONVERTIBLE INTO STOCK Az
PAR, at the option of the holder, OF any tmes
and may be registered in the name OF the ownss
if desired.
The stocks of several of the principal lines Of lli-
nois are selling at from above par to nearly zoo There
is reasonable prospect of the stock Of this road 40
no distant day, selling as high as either Of tbeps
which makes the convertible clause valuable
option.
Wehave PERSONALLY EXAMINED THE ROAD
and consider the bonds CHOICE SECURITY we
therefore take pleasure In recommending them 70
investors as SAFE, PROFITABLE, and RELIABLE,
large portion of the loan has already been sold.
We are authorized to offer them for the presest
at % and accrued interest in currency, the Conc
pany reserying the right to advance the price wih
out notice. At this price THEY PAY TEN PER
CENT IN CURRENCY-nearly so per cent moro
than the same amount invested In Governments.
Gold and all marketable securities received In sxS
change at highest market rates. Bonds forwarded
by express free of charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
LENGTH AND TOPOGRAPHY.

The road is 1T 5-1O0 miles in length the oy sss
and West line connecting the Cities of panVine' nN
bana. Bloomington, and Pekin, on the line Oh SsS
Old Emigrant Road. This section has been ,uss
named the Garden of the West, and Ii noted ior w
large agricultural and manufacturing products ave
for its valuable mines of Coal. The local busineAe
will make the line O FIRST-CLASS PAYING koADs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
HOME NEWS.

IhE Wv ~ pam Hour Thpr Bn Wind
Nsw yoRN, Honr Tber bsr H,p"a W $40 as. w.
Sept so 9l43 W. y W. 900 an Al q
II GO 304 s. w. - enc az Al X w,
COO 3G43 y W. IA ~ g. sliuhtly
MISUNDERSTANDING and fine 10 oIondv To 4:
clondy from to noon ACKNOWLEDGING 0'' >
cear from s to sunset. Evening-Ceaf. H. ,, ,,on ne
TIE PLIEET MARs-This planet rs now IN tno ntsres
isa ahont a5o mort west OF the lunarsta hntarss'
~ more minneiy its right ascension is 10 hours m
cnation SOUTH ITO 1t sets In the JUL Jistanf
exenne Being In part OF its orbit very ais'aIt
,m the earth &c not appear very conspicu tho
viii he nortlnorth- Invest OF the brilliant evening " Univ
,,Ionat Venus OF oct. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
COMPLETION OF TIE ROAD.

The Road is being rapidly constructed, all graded
and bridged the track laying at the rate Of one mile
per day, all the iron and large amount of rolling
stock provided. The whole Road WILL BE COM
PLETED BEFORE THE FIRST OF JANUARY
NEXT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

RE BpAur1ruL.-If you desire Beauty you
should use HIsAEs MAGNOLIA BALn .no,..
,,, ,o refined satin Ike 10 the Comp'non
BOushpe,. Reanen BObes sunhuru Tan, &C. ana AnO' -
Pearl, Bloom to the panes features brings the Bloom o.
IN. aiding cheek changes the rustic Country 1i 'h'o
City Belle - ,p..n,v No
IN ,h MAGNOLIA Balm lies the true secret ofBeanV NO
Lady need complain Of her Complexion who will invest 70
delightful article Sold at No 81 Park-r"w NJ l.
LYoSs KlrHAIaos IL splendid for the Hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

THE KNOX HAT-Great Natiohai 1 w. ,sa,,
,.,, .,,e, for sorrow soon lose their
d., hs ,naa.ne. .. thing beauty such as the hs0I
HAT sudurs forever Indeed the influence Of the name ant
BY the perfection his Fall styles They "'
and 10 bs had at 2l2 Broadway. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
Or. LORING TO SPEAK AT THE AMERICAN IN


SIlIIlL INilBllloN.
DR.. George h. Loring, the eminent farmer
and orator Of Salem, Mass will deliver an address bo
fore the Institute Saturday oct p ati o'clock r. M
Agriculture and It's advancement In this country with
the best OF further improving u among people
Dr. Loring OF the mOst Intelligent practical and
scholarly agrculturiss in tho United states hnd All our
fAIIncIs who can shOm.d hear INN ON lhls oooA-uu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

"They cure I" What cures3 AYERS Rs t EnhE San
80, Conob AYERS Pitts for psrgaN,e snu .isins
rEoIot tb snplaints that require an ateau"s ao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

SQUIRE a. LANDER, 81 Fult0n-st., New York
is TIE best place to buy reliable WATCnas Que choice Jrv
Nm and hlyKE WAaA Diamonds speiatv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

sApRATu-scHooL Books. - BRoUGaHrI lS1sss, .
% "a Keep variety from al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

AnnuunDciHenU.l

For 4 STYLISH AND ELEGANT Hat.
50 70 EsfENscnIID, Manufacturer, Nv. llg sasssutL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30

PATENrs-MUNN g. Co., No: 81 P parxr3 R.y. hs
a. Asee ,o PamDhlsi Of Law and Information ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
THE INJUNCTION.
FAILURES.

The news of the failure of Lockwood g. Co. was
with regret by many But the other hand
was SAID that their failure will help TO let loose their
stock upon the market and make money easier. This
house for years has been Of the influential
the street. as well Of the wealthiest Their
position in the market is not known, although
they are known 10 have held large amounts Of
Pacific Mail, Michigan Southern, North West aud St.
Paul On the other hand is said that they have been
short" Of NeW-YOTk Central for long time lie Grand
Lockwood, the head Of the firm is the OF mag
nifcien mansion at NOrwak, Conn Receiver has been
appointed IN the person OF Capt John Acke formerly Of
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, and for many years prominent
steamboat man on the Hudson River. He was at one
time agent Of the Peoples Line Ofsteamboas. he Is q
universally respected.
The other firms Chas A. Meigs Son, Fnller, Treat
IL Co.. and Julian 4 Co. The firm Of Charles a. Meigs IL
well known upon Change and have engaged the
confidence OF the community for number Of years
Deep and bitter feeling exists againsth God Exchange
Bank II - said 10 be a curse upon the community,
aud men declare that 1t should have been kicked out
months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Total Issue go. 100000.
Capital Stock S3,COO,0OO

The Bonds are First Mortgage on the RailwIys
its Rolling Stock, Depots, Machine Shops Lands,
and the Entire Property of the.Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
A GOLD BOARD WANTED.

Though many men agree that the present
Gold Board is nuisance and hurt to the business
munty, the absolute need OF some Board Is made ap
parent in the following account Of interview OF OF
reporters with member OF leading bullion house
RepOrter-Can we not get along without tins Gold EI
A,swer-The trouble about that in buying and selling
gold over our counters we could have no uniform rate
Of gold Is made by demand and supply the same cot
trade ill., BY having Board the bulk OF the gold taken
to the Board 70 be sold so that We can
side Judge OF the DEMAND because all the
orders to buy sent there whereas dealt
buying or what they had sold, or in other words, we
would be dealing In the DARK All the firms are repre-
sented In the Gold Board by their brokers' don't
how we could do without Board
RepOrter-" suppose man wants gold to pay ship
Inent what Is he 10 do now the Board is closed ~
Antper- Now he is Obliged to pay any rate the bull
now operating in gold making difference Of be-
tween and two per cent in buying and selling gold
whereas the Board was in session this difference would
! RepOrter.-How can this difficulty be adjustedi
ARswer-Tbe whole difficulty might have been settled
! to-day had Smith, Gould. Martin Il Co. sent up their
statements 10 the Committee Of Twenty appointed by
Gold Board 10 clear Fridays work Almost every dealer
was affected by them The street is short upward So
100000 and they forcing shorts to take gold
The only remedy is for the street to clear exCearing
House. each house receiving aud delivering It's gold
EXCITING SCENES.
Many exciting scenes occurred during the
dag, When the announcement was made that the Gold
Exchange Bank had a Receiver appointed and was in
posseA Of Deputy Sherf, numbers Of excited people
repaired thither The doors locked and three Der
stoVd guard within. Whether they Deputies
not do not Tanspire When the rumor OF Lock wood
Co.'S fa~e heard, many hurried there 10 obtain the
truth Of s report but OF the employees would give
any satisfactory reply. Later the news was confirmed
| with many ,"onsOlng expressions OF sympathy Sew
| eral patheti1 instances of the mental anguish
| Of ruined mfortunates traDspIred. In an En-
| ehange.pace nfice, broker who has done q
head of mOs int resting family of five lost everything
This wreck was chaos Of forlorn splinters In Tie
crash of '67 lie suffered the same misfortune and
about made IL up when temptation led him 10 Ianc hi
sbailop upon last Fridays whirlpool Utterly detect
and desperate he deermh ed upon suicide He sa dow
In tie retirement Of his ONice wrote long farewell TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
IIOBOKEN.-

ilOpOhbAN' ~ hullaHl WIS yesterday issued
by Justice warren for tho arrest OF Alderman william
Ellis, who is charged by his wife with habuul drum
ness ana dcsertoh OF his family Timothy Couuerty
the young man who was run over by Northern Railroad
saloon with him lie was committed for trial Henry
SetsOn had his face badly burned and IL Ia Thought h,
eyeslght seriously impaired, Tuesday night by tho
explosion OF some Chemicals which ho was ini xing
EWARK-John llopwood, who was scalded
on Tuesday, by the oOscmng OF plug la the boiler of an
engine which ne Nah repairing died yesterday A man
named Duffy, shot accidentally another named Nc.
Donald while both were hat under tho nu,nce M
liquor, yesterday. Du1y handling "A pistol when Mo.
Donald took OF his hat and charged Dufy To nre al in
Duuy nfcd ana tho ball inflicted IL sCAlp.w wound. The
injury, though serious, Is not thou ght 10 be- Titus
DOfenus,a cOlOrcd man. WAS arrested YESTERDAY ON "A
charge OF committing an Indecent assault up0n tho
person OF Mary Haggerty, cook employed ia the Same
occurred between number Of men last evening on 1he
Meadows Knives and pistols freely used and
Of the cOmbatants N reported have been serOuly
Injured. Three OF the rioters arrested by officer
William COnkn, the son OF the ianitor ~
one OF the public schools, fell from tree Yesterday
afternoon, and sustained compound fracture of rho
arm ana leg Jacob weaver yesterday morning walled
OIL the canal boat kate lying between tho coal docks
~lHe walking IN Ills sleep, IL Ii supposed, and WAS
drowned. ~ W."
PATERSON Maine-st. Is being severed with
lslnoh Pipe CarlOi'a Patti Will slug In La Troyatofe
nj the Opera House next weok Tho following officers
Of o. OF o T.: n g., Henry Gnrrisoni v O., r. Henry
Shields; Secretary, Jacob Van Wrinkle THIS Lodge ms
paid oil It's debt redeemed the mortgages on the Hall
ana reduced lts dues The Historical Bocicy mel ,i
evening 10 hear paper read by the Row Samuel Bt \,
wick, on " Solar Composition aud Heat" SILK manu-
holuleis say That American ribbons In the market ts
Jodr compete with foreign goods successfully tuu
over before. Mr.. George Oats gave cntcrtnumunt
ast evening, upon tho occasion OF opening" tho new
MOTEL tho Hamilton House.
Evening star., 1869-04-15
DROPO,ALs FOB ENVELOPES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Posr OFFICE DEE PsRrMENT.
seaIed Proposals Will be received al this Depsrt
mebt until May 81, at 3 s'clock, D. m for farnish.
Ing Envelo pes for the official use of pestms.ters
during period Of two years from ths LIST # JulT
1869 I he estimafed number of envelopes thai
VIII be required anh ually is a. follows
lass no i. WOt0D, more or less, 8 bF 8, in
GLASS No. ,, 4Oco ooO, more or less. 81, by Sc in
Glass No. :. go 90. more or less, 81. by g in-
Class b.. !, 75O,OCO, more or less, 4 by 9 in
Class No. S, 3p,OoO. more or less. q, by 10. in.
For Glass No; !, an ordinary quality of buf or
yein0~ paper M VIII answer The othec classes =
coiorea paper. ss may be required, OF approved
All the above mentioned envelores must be made
In the h.ott oiough manner, wei, gumm.d for
seaias npon the eLtire length q the Zap, and
ed BY, the Postmaster General. They must bs
banded In parcels ftwenty five. packed in paste
eoAro or raw boxes each u contain Ie IT,
2to envelopes oi letter size ard 100 each of extra
letter, ofcial, and extra official ,ize-, sep,rs ely
or Othe,wi,e. rs may DE required; the boxes To be
wrappt IN strong psper 50 as to bear rrausporta.
Gs s to be- s0a 70 S When
wIsppfDg will be dispensed with.
=, When 0oo or more envelope. are required to ill
y rh.p l.;: than 600 are rsaared ia6.
the contractor: the whole to Be done under the d.
rtStion Of Of a. az, sg. mt Of Il the = DsIsss@ent
titles ss may from time to time be required Co fiji
order; OF PGs,msstsr 70 OF BY the Department, aud
where the accepted bidder resides, or at the enve
10ps as enSy, or at tbs dspsrtnent As the Post
"enerai may direct free OF cost for pack
Bids are also invited sor 90 ece envelopes. mere
or lees made fra0 the pest quality of white cuff
paper. BY $40 inches. ard 90 be printed in the
the for
.sl0pss 70 b dsiys,sS i rood crdsr free q cos.
TO he Depsis%sni At %ssSDston, G., IN auan. nnc
tities ss from time to time nay be ordered
R.ek.gs snveicIs;;;"s s by iOis. ischss. made IRON
and pSS,js sot& tes assSss
the same to be put in or straw box IS
each containing 800. and packed in wooden cases
the Department, or to Pcstmasters, as may be di !.
rected, free OF charge for packing.
quired for delivery at the Department are 70 be
conveyed as freight free Of cost for TRANSPORTS
ton; those for delivery to Postmasters to pass as
The brat delivery Of envelopes specified above 70
Il sSs ta. u envelope.
s1. cation 'be principal post oo'' or At the De
BIDDERS are required to furnish specimens of the
= Ssy M
tnrers, accompanied By sstiefsctory guarantees
:sd $ M: :ssI
1ends win be required ser the fAithfui psrforu-
anee Of the contract, and al Daynents usdsr it
fhs fostnsstsr oencral reserves the risht 10 70
E Ees an{ or aa bids IL deemed compatible VIII shs
BIDS must be endorsed "Proposals FOR once n a
ket1rned Letter Envelopes" 30; or, Pro losals
Tor Registered Package Envelopes," - the case
may BE- and addressed 20 the Third Assistant Post
.,,...,. JOHN A.. clIsswELL..,
Evening star., 1869-04-15
kMEGUTORs SALE OF THE VALUABLE
nmPhOhEp PROPERTY IN GEORGErOM AN, ,
" THE LATE ALFRED LEE, DE

O. by virtue Of the las. will Of Alfred Lee, de
::; ceased, which empowers the undersgped 10
q the . and Of sn p.sea sS Ss6f' 6f out
Millisn Purcell. Judge of the Orphans Court
Is g prsseritfpe ths terms Of sale I'm vii nj ssi q,
the dates and terms hereinafter mentioned by
hour for each sale the oa.ise a. tse
able property to settle the estaie O. so that each
tive Eortion in pursuance of the will
Lot not Samhsisap Apnl e. EsS Ss a. O'clock m
town, fronting one hundred and tstnty-nine 70
feet south sic Of wesi street nioety ssl feet on
north sid. Of Poplar street and nine,y 90, teet ee
deep on the west line, improved by tour new txo-
o, old two:story Frame House This 10, viii be
sold BY subdivision 20 be shoea IN day of sale
wnch VIII conform As near as may be TO front, &c ,
On TUESDAY. April n. 1889 a. - O'Clock ,
.dditon to eetoWn iror tins six,y ttoI t.s, an
the north side 81 Beai street. and thirty so feet
she e.st sios OF M9ntgomery street, improved
On WEDEEsDAY, April IS 1853. ct 30 O'Clock
IN Beall addition 20 Georgetown fronting thirty
,5O rect on the wesf side of Green street, be-ween
oepih, improved BY a tw o. STORY BRICK Iiouse' III
On the SAM Day. at 30 O'CLOCK o m. paris
hundred and eighty five iss., OF Besil : sSSit,ops
TO GeorRtfo~n, bounded ss follows: BeginninG at
sns SS1nsr Of and Green .Ie,
street vest tseny- "a, fest thence south suo
PsIanei VIII 6reen street ninety 81 feet to q ten
foot vide sllev opening into Green street; thence
With said alley east twenty four f4D feet 10 Green
street, snd thence with the west line Of Green
street orih ninety 1901 feet the place Of begin
ming Improved BY a Iarse rev TWO sforv And
basement Frame Ropre
Terms OF sale: One third cash, bslance in EQUAL
met t<iments at six, f6D twelve (l2) and eighteen
tlSl months; said balsnce tn bear interest from
day OF sale, and % be secured BY deed of trust on
the premises.
o. e hundred dollars down on each piece OF prop
erty v hen the seme IL bio on
Convex yancing snd stames at purchaser or pur-
chasers cost. yNo: II. JOHNSON, Execr
Evening star., 1869-04-15
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

DEPOT QUAkTERMAsTER's OFFIcE.i
PHILADELPHIA. PA a prfi 1859
sealed proposals. viii be Iersiv ID at this ON &c
until Il I. 'cleck a m. on MONDAY the 18th inst ,
icr furnishing toe Quartermaster's Department
snh nse tbonsand ts!ooi gross tons or such less
2ushuty As may be required beet quality o White
Ash Anthl actte Coal, Of such sizes and In sue b
euant,ti.s as may be order ed for lerioi Of one
year IRON the lst day Of Hay next, With the priyi
leRs of increasing the amount to eight Thousand
u UOl tons, should IL be required.
this city, Including the ULited ates arsenaIs at
Dltoessurg and trays Ferry road TO IN amount
not exeeeoios i've tholsssd 8 soo tons, mnss be
eenvered es o. dered without additional expense
TO the United States The balance to Be deli vereS
ON board Of vessels tbis port in good order md
fmsuTittes. -''
Proposals must be made ont In duplicate. nm
blahk forms, which can be obtained at thts ofScs
s ssa snvsioRs: endorsed :. rroIseas for Delivery
proposals.
The Qusrtermsstsrp Dspss tmsnt reserves tn
rfeht to reject any all bids
ASE .deiti0n.l ipfoTnatisn desired By parties
10 this once. II. II. EHO0,
brevet COL and A. .. N,USA..
- D-0 Depot ouarterm aster.
Evening star., 1869-04-15


WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE OF tonic and al
more consideration than the Peruvian Syrup.
In all cases Of enfeebled and debilitatad con-
stiiution II is the verv remedy needed. The
most positive proof Of this can be adduced.
TEETH WITHOUT A STAINING impur,ty
can infest the teeth cleaned daily with Soz1-
don't. CSilidy. the bark of the Chilian Soap
Tree. an article which possesses cleansing pro-
perties superior to those of any other known
substance, is one Of the ingredients OF this
peerless compound. Sozodont is the eRly asn-
tTidce in existence in which this salubrious bo-
ianical product is incorporated. eo
NEW WAY OF DoIre Busrxnss.-Hollau.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are In need
OF the above goods TO patronize us as II will
bic rs to continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDER Bros 2lO Penna. avenue,
3,13,1: between l4th and 18th sts.
IHE FOLLOWING is the price list at the re-
duced rates:-6ocd White Shirt Al 25 $3.50:
Best Quality, S2.25; Undershirts for Spring,
40 cents: good Socks, Is, ~, end p cents; Eng
lish Socks, 40 cents; Hsndkerchiefs, rs cents,
good Paper Collars, 12 cents per box. Also,
Ties. Bows. and all kinds of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HOLLANDER Bros, 2lO Penna. avenue
i,l3l: near 18th street.
Hh fnCst SSlecI. anQ faSniOnablA
stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods in tins cIty
IL oubtedly 10 b. found at the Original
Francs, 49l 7th street, between ID and f. who
has Just returned from New York, where he
has purchased some OF the latest novelties in
Ties. Bows, and Scarfs, together with a full
assortment of new goods IN his line. As 20
quality and prices, We can only say that ne rs
III the habit of selling the best quality goods.
and cheaper than any other house in Inis city.
For the benefit OF persons who have no money
TO throw away, We would say go 20 the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your Gepts' Furnishin
Goods, you will save money by SO dong
Remember the name and place, The Original
Franc" i94 7th srre"t, between ID and f. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3.27,I:
FoE CoUGHs and Throat Disorders, usa
"Brown's Broncial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by q test of manv years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting z
them from the first, excepting 10 think yet be,-
ter of that which began thinking we'll of"
eo3 REV. HENRY WARD BRRCHRR.
PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods al
the .'Origlnal Franc" l9i eth street, between
ID and E:-Good White Shirts, 81 to 81 -
Fine White Shirts, Si75 to $50: Good Merino
Shirts and Drawers, IS cents each; Good W hi'p
Pocket Handkerchlefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot
ton Seeks, III, l5 2O, 25 cents per pair; Paper
Collars, 10, Is, IL. Is cents per box; Paper
Cuhs, cents per pair, or so cents per dozen.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish
ing lire, cheaper than the cheapest. Ramem
Der he name and place, The Original Franc, IS
i9i 7tn street, between ID and E. Also notice
the large plate glass window. 321,l: