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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29
as CITIZENS, NOT PARTIsANs.

Some three months since we called atten
ton to the financial condition of the State
in series of moderate articles, written in
the best spirit, and with an earnestpurpose
Ae advance the interests of the State. Our
attention had been drawn to the great diff
Guilty experienced by farmers, in our own
neighborhood, to obtain money to pay their
taxes. Complaints were coming to us
from all sources, of the decline in the mar
iket value of property, and the increase Of
assessed value in many localities.
The losses of the war, the disastrous
sirpslths, and the extensive exodus fenter-
prisimg young men and laborers, were all
matters of common remark. We endea-
wored in these articles to point out the real
financial condition of the State, and indi-
cate the necessity Of giving to the people of
Virginia every advantage which humane
and sensible creditor extends to an honest
debtor whom misfortune has overtaken..
We obtained no favorable response from
the Conservative politicians or the Con-
servative press, and even found ourselves
treading on delicate toes in our own party.
But, from the country, the people every
where sent us words of cheer We have
continued, from time to time, to expose the
origin, aims, and ruinous tendency of the
Funding Law, and challenged any man or
newspaper to point out the errors of our
statement. No man has ventured to come
forward to dsproye our statements yet.
The Republican Convention which has
recently met with surprising unanimity
adopted our position, and made it a part of
its platform of principles.
And now the Richmond Dispatch says
"they are not Virginians. They hate Vir-
.ginia." That is its answer to an appeal in
behalf of the people.
That is its answer to facts and figures,
and il is in keeping with the tactics of the
party which it represents, in which free
discussion of measures to elicit truth and
secure the public good, are unknown.
1t matters not what man or party
approved this law, as far as its effects are
concerned. All of us have an interest in
the welfare of the State, and if the law is
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

Music AND VoICE.-We were incor-
rectly informed Of the time when the COM
plimentary serenade would be rendered Mr..
Arnold, of North Carolina.
Instead of last night, this friday eve
sing has been fixed upon, when the person.
al and political friends of Mr.. Arnold will
tender him serenade at Dayenport's hotel,
on Broad street.
All persons desirous of participating in
the proceedings are requested to assemble
at the place designated at s O'Clock this eve
ming.
Mr.. Arnold cordially invites any colored
Conservative so disposed, to discuss the
principles of the two parties, and we doubt
mot that he would be willing to meet any
gentleman Of the white race to come for
ward and to battle with him.
If the Democratic candidates would like
to make few converts, they might be on
hand for that purpose.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

CAN'T SEE IT Who Can ?-Mr. Solon
johnson, the Democratic gentleman from
Africa, having failed to respond to the in
yitation of Mr.. Arnold to meet him in de-
bate, Mr.. Arnold now throws down the
gauntlet to MIR. r. l.. Hobson, or, if he re-
fuses to come to time, to any other man
calling himself colored Conservative. to
be on hand tonight at Davenport's Hotel,
and discuss the issues between the two
parties. We ask Johnson, Cooley. Hall
Hobson & Co., if they have any principles
to meet Mr.. Arnold and vindicate them be.
fore the people of Richmond tonight. II
you have none, why just couie out ike
men and acknowledge It.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

RAT-TRAP.-Mr. Stack, whose adyer-
tisement appears in the JOURNAL, exhibit
ed his rat-trap to us this morning. 1t has
always been regarded as difficult matter
to surpass the Yankee in euteness and in
genuity of invention, and the most ingeni-
Gus Yankee has heretofore found more than
a match in the pesky rats which, in kitchen,
garret, cellar and store-house, consume the
substance of the people without any COM
pensatory consideration whatever. But
Mr.. Stacks trap certainly "lays over" any
thing of the kind we have yet examined,
and is calculated to deceive the most astute
and cautious of the rat species.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

GOAT HANDS WANTED. I've no.
ticed this morning notice corresponding to
the above, written on small slip of paper
and pasted on window pane of one of our
fashionable merchants tailors. This same
notice would have cost % cents if inserted
in one of the city papers, and besides en-
couragng them, would have been seen by
fifty persons to where one now notices it.
Not only are "coat hands wanted" but
coats, when completed, are occasionally
worn by newspaper men, and they are fire.
quently purchased of those who advertise
by other means than those resorted to, to
save quarter. We charge nothing for this
notice, but we must not be expected to con-
tinue them indefinitely. We hear a num-
ber of similar notices grace the windows of
many of our business houses. This looks
like making New York of Richmond.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF HARMo-
NY DIVISION, Sons TEMPERANCE -
At regular meeting Of this very flourish
ing Division, held last night, the following
officers were elected: A. j. Terry, w.
p; A b. Owens, w. A.; G. d. Bray, r.
s.; w. Word, A. R. S. G. b. Davis, I. /;
f. II. Pelouze, T. S. c. A. Crawford, G. P;
j. S. Beard, A. c.; j. j. Onenhouser, l.
s.; Z. Rudd, o. S.. R. b. Wilson, Chap. ;
G. B. Davis, L. d.
We feel a great interest in the cause OF
temperance, and it affords us pleasure to
notice the frequent gathering of its friends,
and cordially invite them to make use ol
our columns when desired.
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From the Richmond whig.l

A communication from Front Royal gives
an account of the splendid vineyard of Mr..
Buck. 1t is a new industry in our State.
and in that aspect it deserves commentators
and serious consideration. We must null
tiply and vary our products, and nature
and circumstances indicate that fruit pre-
sents the means for our deliyerance and re-
cuperation. The grape and apple are the
most profitable fruits our climate and soil
are adapted to both, and every farmer
should make it point to devote acres more
or less to their cultivation. In time they
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29
JUDGE GRAY. OF FAIRFAX.

We find in the Liberal Citizen, of Alex
andria, the following notice of John II.
Gray, ESQ.,, the Republican nominee of
Fairfax county for the Assembly. We
heartily endorse the compliment. Judge
Gray is our friend and neighbor, and we
hope to see him elected by an emphatic
majority. The Citizen says:
All parties acquainted with the Judge admit
his peculiar fitness for that important position.
Judge Gray has been one of the Supervisors of
Fairfax County for the past two years, and has
emphatically proved himself a working member.
Every Conservative in the County cordially give
him that credit. He has taken a great interest
in agriculture, fruit growing, and improvement
of the public roads. 1t would be a fortunate cir
cumstance for the State of Virginia if a majority
of her law makers are composedof as good mate
rial as Judge Gray.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

MH- Notice. Twenty thousand dollars awards
ed to the man who will produce self-setting ami
NAL trap more simple and more perfect-that can
be manufactured cheaper and catch as many
rats--as the trap have on exhibition at Ford's
Hotel. This trap never has TO be set or cleaned
out; it adjusts itself and no scent by the animal
in the least left in the trap Call, everybody,
and see for yourselves and am sure you win
pronounce what have said to be represented.
Call on address WIN A. STACK, patentee,
FoId's Hotel, for four days.
State and county rights for sale easy terms.
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A BEAUTIFUL BLONDE HoLDING THE

II DtAlIIFIII DIUNDE IIUIDINU THE
REINs-"Go Lang."-We observed a
young and lovely damsel, this morning,
driving spirited horse through our crowd
ed streets, holding the reins and guiding his
horseship with the confidence of the most
experienced. Her wagon was filled with
baskets, and we presume she was in the
city to do marketing for the household.
GAS she sat in her low-backed car" we
felt like exchanging places with the noble
animal, if only to be driven for awhile by
the beautiful girl with golden hair. A
happy time, say we, for the beautiful
blonde.
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ne rbe Best Ever Made" "Cannot use any
other" "Never could use Baking Powders until
l tried yours" MY family will not use any
other" at is perfectly Splendid "I find it
much cheaper than others" "rliinlS it superior
TO any have ever tiied.'' These are few OF
the many expressions i'll favor ofDooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, which well deserves the rapidly incren-
sing sale it has attained for making sweet, light
and healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry, sc. For pr
ity, strength and economy it has 10 equal. II
can be obtained at your grocef's. DooLEY & Bro
HER, Proprietors, so New street, New York.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

EHr rCorns, Bunions, Nails growing into the
flesh and all diseases of the feet, hands, &c.
moved without pain or Inconvenience 10 the IA
tient by DR. SCHuLTz, the most scientific Chirol
odist and Specialist. We are glad to say he has
returned and is still devoting several hours daily
to the relief of the afflicted. Those suffering
with Cancers, Tumors, Sores, Ulcers, Whitlow,
should avail themselves of his large experience.
He also treats them painlessly, and with instant
relief. No anasthetic used. Once-Nineteent
street, near Main.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

CORRECTION OF A NAME.-The name
of Mr.. Philip Mugler, delegate to the State
Convention from Orange county, was er-
roneously printed in our paper, both in our
report of the proceedings of the Convention
and in the proceedings published yesterday
of the meeting at Orange G. H., which Sc
lected Mr.. Mugler and W. w. johnson as
its delegates. 1t is due to the gentleman
that his name should be correctly printed,
as it is in this notice.
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MARRIED.

On the 26th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Garlick, Mr..
LUTHER M. JOHNSTON to Miss ROSA Il.
HOIIMES-both of this city.
In this city, on the 18th instant, bq Rev, Mr.
Granbery, IVERSON j. LONG EST and M ss
LUCY A. TATE
On the 2lst instant, at Grace church. by Rev.
DIR Henry 9. Potter, JOHN H. COLQUlTT 10
SARAH VIRGINIA, daughter of Phiiip Wood
house, Esq.-all of New York.
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found productive of suffering and ruin, on
trial, let every man be brave enough to ac-
knowledge his mistake, and labor to re-
pair it. We have never sought to
blame those who voted for it honestly, be-
heving it right. Weask every man to look
at this matter as citizen, and not as
partisan, and, realizing the great stake that
himself and his children have in the State.
act upon his own convictions of duty.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

EIGHT TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
We call the attention of land buyers to the
bankrupt sale of valuable Virginia lands
advertised in our paper to-day. These
lands are situated in Botetourt county, and
will be sold as whole, or subdivided into
tracts of five or six hundred acres, to suit
purchasers. Purchasers will do well to
give attention to this sale.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

The SYNAGOGUE DIFFICULTY.-Mr.
Whitlock, President elect of the Polish
synagogue, and other members of the con-
gregation, have requested us to state that
the difficulty between Messrs. Kaufman
and Bowman, is purely personal in its
character, and that the congregation, as
such, is in no way responsible for it, nor
party to it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

HB Thompson's Pomade Optime. n dress
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens i'm
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it a rich glossy appearance
For sale by all druggists Price, 3j and 10 cents
per bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

HUsTINGs COURT To-DAY.-Judge
Guigon Presiding. g.-Three cases were dis
posed of in the Hastings Court to-day, as
follows:
John G. Wiley, cutting Jacob Richard
son. Acquitted.
Singleton Peasants, assaulting and cut
ting Nancy Peasants. Fined one dollar
and imprisonment in city jail for ten Gays.
VIM. II. Turner, charged with poisoning
his wife. Continued till next term of the
court.
The court then adjourned till II O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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SHIPPING
DOR NEW YORK.

L IE4H,
= THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-
PANY'S elegant sidewheel steamship ALBE-
MARLE, Capt CoUcH, win sail on SUNDAY.
October l, at o'clock A. NJ
Freight received until Saturday night
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
rare. .Sl2 90
Steei'tee.. ..-.-....-. ................ 90
Round Trip Tickets. ....-............ 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
Sc 29-2t No. 8 Governor street
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE SEPTEMBER 30, 1S71.-Jas. G.
Journey, West Fair View Mr.. Bruce,
Richmond /; Henry G. Lyme, Richmond
one letter illegibly address.
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Sc 2o-2t
EOR NEW YORK.

E'" Ne" AoAH. sg.N.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACkf1T
COMPAN1'S elegant steamship WILLIAM r.
CLYDE, Captain DREW, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, September %, at t5P.
NJ.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
same pier
Freight received up to the hour of sailing
Close connections and through bills of lading
gwen TO all southern, eastern, and western
places also, to Europe and Australia
Fare, Is; meals and state-rooms extra
ID. ]. BURR, President,
1914 Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co, agents, Pier 10, North river.
New York. Sc a7-st
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEAES's REaDy-aADE CLOTHING
new and secon l-hand.
Also, Musical Instruments, in endless variety :
Revolvers, Shot Guns, Rifles. and sandry articles
too numerous to mention
CT. UNsER, Seventh street,
Between Broad and Marshall
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

CONVICT REcEIvED.-Th sheriff of
Orange county arrived in the city this morn
ing, with Albert Taylor, colored man,
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year for burglary.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29
DIED,

On the 2sth instaat at CHS p. NJ, CLIFFORD,
infant son of Ezekiel J. and Virginia Levy.
On the 9th instant, Mrs. MARIA BOHAN-
NAN, widow Of the late Thomas Bohannan, in
the SD year of her age.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

POLICE CoURT-Jitstice J. J. White pre-
siding.-The following cases were disposed
of this morning:
Bernard Tracy, charged with using OBJ
scene language on the street, and abusing
the police while in the discharge of their
duty. Bound over for three months in the
sum of 800.
Bernard Reese, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and destroying the clothing Of
Mary j. Reese. Dismissed on payment of
costs.
Mary j. Reese, charged with abusing,
assaulting, and breaking up the furniture OF
Bernard Reese. Dismissed on payment Of
costs.
John Clacker, charged with assaulting
and beating Anna Mahony. Fined s5.
James Reynolds, colored, charged with
using abusive and insulting language to
Mary jackson. Discharged.
Ii. G. Bertram, charged with obtaining
picture under false pretenses. Continued
to Both September for witnesses.
Jack Gray, colored, charged with steal
ing satchel. Not guilty, and discharged.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29

JACKSON WARD MEEETING.-A meet
ing of the Republicans of jackson Ward
will be held tonight at Rev. John .Jasper's
church. Let every man be present.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-29
JOHN W. WOLFF, News and City Editor
LOCAL MATTERS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
For the Senate.

For the Senate.
Hon. ]. r. POPHAM, WILLIAM TROY,
JOHN WOODWORTH.
For the House.
d. w. BOHANNON, G. w. MILLS,
L. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHNFIRANKIN
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WANTS

NTANTED-A No. Cook, W asher and lroller
w without encumbrance Best reference re-
quired. Apply at POS south Fourth street.
Sc 22-eodlwS 5. w. SNYDER.
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LfOR SALE-A fine COW and CALF-t7...-ss
II gives four gallons of milk per day. Ap- as.Is
ply ut THIS OFFICE. Sc 2o-3t
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WE had the pleasure of call from Gen.
Rufus Barringer, Of Charlotte North Caro-
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u I'D GLOVES CLEANED IN THE BEST MANNER AT
N l0c pair also Sunshade ~ 5c. Showcase wanted.
A. vILLARET,
l97 Third avenue Seventeenth Eighteenth Sta
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COPARrN

THE FIRM or PLAT & NEWTON. SAN FRANCISCO
l. and New York. became dissolved By the death OF Mr..
George Plat on the "a instant
l.. II. NEWTON
WIN. I. COLEMAN,
Nrw YORK, May II. 1871. y. Special Partner.
Having reference to the foregoing beg give
that will without change OF tito,
the business beretofore conducted by
Flat n Newton WIN. 7. Coleman.
l.. II. NEWTON.
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ERANCIs BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIKI
choice breeds or Dogs-Buteis infainble Mango Cure
AMI Flea Ex.erminator C. But crs work ~ DOGS
30 srdci, Trained, Ne cnes for Buffers
nfa bic External Remedy nsurcs undurbed sleep aganss
all attacks OF mosquitoes. Travellers, take no,lcei
TOR sALE-sIx BEAUTIFrL ITALIAN PRS, FOUR
IL months old; will be sold nable, the owner 10
going the country. Address Ii. w. box Ill Herald ONCE.
NfONKEY.-A VERY PRETTY, SMALL. PERFECTLY
lN tame pet Monkey for Apply at ~ stuyvesant
VI @f H. E#tM $751;. #.I's tfA
THE VALUABLE IMPORTED POINTER DOG FRANK.
liver coored, years old, broken knows his business
&l5 responsible party him. Address wEBB, Herald
Office. wv sr7N E#thM 1#h N3 @tI8 AN
sfwrrss STALLIONS. NsF5
(SoMMoDuRE VANDERBILT WILL MAKE THE SEA
- son mt the stables OF the subscriber Stamford Conn.,
t JAMES l.. ADAMS.
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ssORTMENT PARK AND PONY PHAETONS, COUPE
"A four and KocSaways Buggies, Road Dcpo
HICKS, 600 Broadway
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MAGNIFICENT PAIR BAY HORSES, ELEGANT
n action, white bssr great iu Anee noted stock,
irot IN "a vces and years. price Just bali hsr cost
will he rold with without Carriages. Harness,
Ac horses 1sk hands: most elegant Park team IN New
York Address Presfept u. Manufacturing WORKS Co,
boz ~ jersey City Post once.
n ELEGANT STRAIGHT FRONT CLARENCE OR
"A Chariot huns on slIpiicaI springs combincd;
elegantly uinrnea; made BY VOID Bros IN perf.c. or
der, used but feu times; also ZINE SIT SILVER.
MOUNTED COACH HARNESS, made ~ Lines; used
'"''' yoHSsfor VAN rAesELL. a their
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
no. l19 il Fast Tbeestb street. near Fourth avenue
Nov 90 exhibition IF sold previously Al private sale
viii cold ~ suosioa Tussaav Msy ~. u u O'Clock, q
mart fHa
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A PAIR or SIX YEAR OLD IRON GRAY HORSES
"A for saeb hands hi IN sound and kind, ut private
25 East Eighty second street. price, with Harness,
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A BLACK HORSE l53 HANDS, 6 YEARS Old, VERY
n handsome trol nsii. of minutes,
and kind also Brewster Co. Top Wagon and Harness
Address r. r., 1916 broadway.
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n loc per pair also sunshade 5c: wanted
avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth s
MRS A. BuRDErrE SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
Nl ga sroadwsv near Twent,s.h street, New York New
The Berlin brussels Overdress are the beauti
fal feature. fayores and win be the
no rivals Ladies who canno. vi,i, our Pa.
50 each patterns OF the same carmen. for
the same pr ce % cents One to cut your goods by the
70 Try You cannot ian % understand we pat
terms TO the form ard curantee them perfect it, We shall
place on view several imported designs this week.
NINE. r. PINcHoN, 10 BREvooRr PLACE CALLS
from business she win dispose Of nsr entire ssoR Of mpored
Dresses Cioaks Msntias Also fine black Bonnet silks.
trcmeiy low price,
DEDUCTIONS IL CHOICE SILKS.
invite special attention OF pur-
ehasers generay to very extensive assortment ct
Plain s snes s'' ran o00'ea sA.' anu faney striped
which we viii oTer Monday. May Is comprised
leases Fancy stripes, all coors worth ri IS reduced
leases Fancy Arnro Gris,le 81 So reduced TO 81 as
leases lassa chene choice patterns worth ~ 3d. reduced
leases all boiled Tare'as couleur, worth 81 75
oS NS sG5, 81 y rssrssd o = 30
duced TO al 3d. -
case plain black eros Gra, worth 50 % reduced So
case plain nscb GRAIN - SO, reduced ~ IS
case plaza blacs Fslc sublime, worth 81 81, reduced
! case plain black Faie Sublime, worth s., reduced to
black Cashmere sublime, worth 50, reduced to
case plain black Cashmere sublime worth So co. reduced
case plain black Cashmere sublime, worth -. reduced
large extensive carefully selected OF plain
sss, which vii. be offered at great bargains
LORD 4 TAYLOR
BROADWAY snd Twentieth street
Grand street aud Chrvstie.
ID EDUCrIoN ~ DRESS GOODS.
large and auscv. stock o. fashionable Drcs, Goods win
offered on Monday May Is, at the following greatly
cases Mauehes,er Leno &C., reduced Csc
cases double Width pure xohsu suits. worth &c.
cases Gohar Melause worth soc now selling for s,e
Ch.ne foeiin serge, worth fse reduced % SOC
WORM e reduced g Soc sSa worth H. reduced 10
case Japanese ss Gr.Dsdus worth ssc reduced 70 &c.
ae..ss English Grenadn., worth Soc reduced 70 dc
Black and white Hernania ~ oc,h large and small mech
an er,en.irs sssor,m-n.or
s'' 's SAY Woo sSa t wSoi Soas.e..
Csshruere Cloths
DiasonssIls.
| English and French Grenadines,
| Linen satings,
/ Organizes,
Striped Muslins,
The whole comprising one Of the arres, ana mos,
stocks OF fashionable Drcss Goods ever offered 10 tbs
4 LORD TAYLOR,
j Broadway aud Twentieth street
4 Grand and Cbr.sue.
TJSloN ADAMS co.
No. 81 Broadway.
| wil open on Monday
an immense variety q
Undervea.
Including their celebrated
troussr ssang Drswera
suitable for ne present ssasos.
unnvsIe1 for suAius styis sAS pcsos