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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-27
BUTTONS.
BY b. W. ABBOTT. Auctioneer
ONCE sol Main street, Worcester, Mass,
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, AUG. L, at = O'Clock p. m
THE
Valuable Farm
Valuable Farm

known the Capt Lane Farm" situated in the beau
tiiul town of LANCASTER, Mass, within short
and Nashua Railroad, and about l6 miles from the city
The Farm contains about 81 acres of land all in high
state Of cultivation, level and tree from stones Every
foot of land is gOodas can be found in the county of
The buildings consist of House. in good repair CON
taning 20 rooms well arranged for two enenents and
surrounded by beautiful ems and other shade trees
Barn, IS 49, slated, painted and nearly new, with a
house in good repair 80 40 feet on the farm large
orchard Of fine fruit trees of the various kinds,
live on that can be found in the county.
There VIII be sod with the taTm about 50 tons Of the
very best of conditions also standing on the farm, are
of Corn, which look as well that can be found in
the stae about acres of Oats. very heavy and large
garden filled with hne assortment of Vegetables all Of
which will be sold with the farm.
the purchaser Of the farm and does not wish the
crops he will bs allowed $1,000 for the same,
Immediately after the sale of the farm will be sold all
the Stock and Tools upon the place, consisting in part Of
lady to drive can trot in minutes and weighs about
1850 pounds also one Chestnut s h9Tss years Old
gentleman to drive, and bids fair to make a
Of oxen weight about 5000 pounds, good workers and
good beef Cows Fat Hogs, Sh0tes very nice. Also
ExSress wagon built 70 order Wagon. Suitable for
horses or oxen; 2 Carts. Buckeye Mower Tedder l
Carriage Harnesses nearly new Pair Farm Harnesses,
Carrya Harness, new; Light Harness, and all the
Miscellaneous Small Tools usually found first class
farm.
All the above property Will be sold to the highest
bidder, without any reserve whatever
Conditions at Sale-on the Farm, $500 down at sale.
the balance liberal terms. On Personal Property
all sums under hundred dollars cash, all that
three months credit with satisfactorily endorsed
notes.
team will be at the depot on the arrival of every
train from this date until the day of the auction, to
convey any wishing TO examine the farm or other
property, free of charge.
Any one wishing to buy farm will do well to come
and examine this previous to the auction
sR@No postponement on account Of the weather
THOMAS GATES.
B.w. ABBOTT, Auct'r,
Lancaster Mass, July IS, 1871 dts Jyz6
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HVIMBER LAND FOR SALE-One Lot
Il containing 80 acres This lot is within mile Of
two mills and depot and is very heavily tmbered
with white and Yellow Pine. and is the best pine timber
lot in this part Of the state.
Also another lot containing 60 acres fourteen acres of
which Is covered with very large Chestnut Timber the
in Worcester county. The remainder of this lot is
covered with Sapiing Pines of about twenty years
growth This lot Is within half mile of mill, and
about tive miles from depot, good road. Any one
wishing to buy good timber lots will do well to examine
the above lots.
For particulars inquire of
MRS. SALLY FISH
je22 d2taw&w3m* Athol Depot Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-27

HAVING arranged to engage in Whole
H sale Trade, we now offer for sale GROCERY
and PROVISION BUSINESS, situated corner OF Pros
pect and Summer sts Location and trade second to
none. 10 man meaning business this Oppor-
tunity.
je2S diff BUTTON h AUSMN
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Running as follows: Leave Worcester 925 A. NJ; ar
rive New Bedford LOS P. NJ Returning leave Oak BLUFFS
at 2.40 and New Bedford at 3.l0P arrive in Worces-
ter Tl0P.M. IL. A. BLOOD,
jy25 d2w Supt NJ. Il F. r. h.
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DIED

Tn this city. July u.s. Clara L, adopted daughter OF
Alfred b and Irene Couch, aged mos
Funeral from the house at O'Clock NJ Ihursday'
In this city, July "a, Charles Watson aged 81 yrs.
In this city, July a. samuel M Hunt, aged VI yrs mos
In this CITY, Frederick r, infant son Of Cyrus and
Adarena L Virgins, aged mos 20 days. ., -,
In williamsburg |, July IS Addison sanford, eldest
son Of Calvin SANFORD, aged 2S yrs 10 mos.
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NeG advertisements.

Rooms AND BOARD WANTED-For
family OF three persons by the LIST of September
Private family preferred Address (satng OcatOn) box
T., U, WI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-27

For Persons delIcateIy constituted, and chill
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. Itis mild yet perfect cure for
dyspepsia constipation, bilious sick headache and
diseases arising from impure blood IL is cooling ana
soothing to the system. div jyA
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South Carolina.

The New York 1i1bunes South Carolina
corFespondent has given to the public
statements that are calculated to arouse the
Indignation Of every man who has spark
OF humanity In bis breast. The Tribune
ttsclf IS filled with ahhorrcnce Of the
wretched disagreement Of the most op.
pressed OF the southern States. 1t has
commented freely and honestly upon the
cruelty and outrage to which the white
psopIe Of that Stale have been subjected
by The combined negro and carpet bag
rule which has so cursed them. Governor
SCOTT, who Eccto,s It over that State, l.
the eon.in-law Of General CASBY, with
whom We hele have had familiar &C.
Qusintance. SooTr WIS., put in office while
CANDY held the swor ut the throats OF the
South Carolinians. immediately he got
into office he began TO preach up equality.
social after the fanatical style of his father.
in.law, and on State occasions mixed up
the coiors of his guests with very little re.
spect to moral reputation. OF course the
result Of the government OF such man
might readily have been anticipated. Our
readers know the history. The Tribune
Of "Wednesday thus notices the latest bit OF
trtckery Of this ultra Radical and fanaIicai
Governor, fastened upon the Palmetto
State first by the bayonet, and continued
there by the ignorance Of the incompetent
negro voters:
"Goyernor Scott, Of South Carolina, In
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HIoc;nu Of the Canals.

The E,is canal Is closed. Thus before
winter has begun is navigation suspended
In the Empire State, and must remain &c
until late In April. Five months IL a long
time for community to be deprived OF the
advantages Of such lines of communication
The James River and K,nawha line would
be of immense advantage to the nation du'
ring the greater part OF the long period
which the northern canals are idle
Those canals, navigable only some seven
months during the year, show An aggregate
tonnage for that time almost equal to the
tonnage of all the great through railway
lines from West to East for the year. How
important, then, is 1t that there should be q
central water.line that would suffer only q
brief suspension, at farthest one month, IN
winter. 1t gives to the Virginia water
line consequence that elevates it to the
dignity Of the most important national work
to which Congress can now give Its atten-
ftnn
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And now the New York Tribune felici
tatcs the country that "no recent cable
"advices indicate that the late democratic
"moyement in Japan was unsuccessful OF
" retrogreSsive" That Is delightful, In.
deed Perhaps that movement in Japan
may be as successful after all as the move
ment in this country, and after the sacrlhc-
ing of few hundred thousand lives the
people may have the liberty OF being AZ
rested and imprisoned and fined or hung
with no chance of hearing or an escape
from an er parte judgment save In the
clemency OF the supreme ruler, whatever
name he may wear That would be O
democratic movement concerning
which the world mi ght be proud to know
that it was not retrogressiye." Would
we not as we'll put our own house in order
and see that men have rights at home be-
fore we trouble ourselves much about free
dom in other nations, especially In Japan ?
A long time ago that self-rlghteous class OF
people who soc the mote in other peoples
eyes and behold not the beam in their own
received rebuke that will never be forgot
ter by the world but, for all that, the same
class now lives, and Is as blind to its own
execrabio self-conceit as were those who
received the rebuke.
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The Legislative Season

S.x. week The legislative season oee'ns'
Here In Virginia we shall have our 80 'n,
lat!ye Assembly, and In the pa, T.n aaners
IA, tne,c q III be the Congress. Ane rede.
viii be loaded down with ota'e ann and
raj Erecat,yc me ,ssSes and the to a, md
.,nculat,ons about politics. Pei 'o'''
party. ., .,e, gratifying TO
.,a i,tr,rence between the reist'ons
- SITE and Federal Governments no" ""u
r,.,ore the war. The public iorms appeaA
- nngcd, hut the substance Is goae'
C,r Governor, altogether true ana losai ~
the State authority under The Cohs'l'u'ion'
may eommen, freely upon the enefoasu'
movie Of Federal power, but what consloe'
r,tion will what he says meet with 81 Inc
White House ?-that house which the tnuh-
ds-s Of the Virginia Governors ONE
shook. The President and Congress VIII
talk and act as if there were no e'AIe'
.ud tbs Governors Will be ike oAH.Io
p.xzl when ruling in Baratarss WIN Wv
,;,Ie and lossl respect OF Governors, put III
Their relations to the Federai EAecu'Ne
h wing not hing Of the substance OF au'no''
ity.
Whether so shall By any change to come
1,ueauirs the respect and dignity Oh tne
S.aie Executive remains to be seen. NeF.
t.sni, at Washington the States are no.
considered any more than pian'a'ions' anu
the Governors overseers, ut tho mercy OF
the President.
Washington Ia already pretty FULL OF Oh
fce.hunlers and spectators, who 60 there
with joos TO put up and schemes 10 get
though by fraud. The great oS)ect Oh
cot r.osnuen and spectators Is to see no"
much money they can got out OF the lfea'
sury.
Inc corruptions Of this winter Will per-
hars exceed those OF any preceding leRls-
Ia,ive sesson In Washington. President-
maxing will bave deal to do with them.
Woes viii he bought ard sold, and public
man will BIO bought and sold, and the pub
Yc money and public Offices will be the
means employ cd In the purchase. And so
the people will be taxed to pay for all, ana
the country will 60 on suffering injury and
Nron2 in the qualification CT persona! am
billion to the end Of the chapter.
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h,s noe sage to the Isa' yesterday, nss
reru ner the real condition Of The State
anancez. lie pre the debt at S9,o2S, QUA IN
Sontember lar; now he acknowledges 70
3 s,,m wbicn fuils only little short OF
Su,. I've millions. As we have already shoWn,
howerer, by clear figures. the debt really
"a Sl6.806, 500. and Of this amount moIe
tnsn niue and half millions are In oonos
sold or hypothetical In New York oy s.ate
Agent Kimptom. It is apparent that gov
ernor scott excludes these bypothecated
bonds. which smount to %. 7Ta, 900, from bis
statement of the debt. This may oe caueo'
in the usual juggle Of dishonest hnsnce,
floating debt but how are the Donos 10
DO redeemed by bankrupt treasury
The depravlties OF the northern moraiists
sent down to humiliate the proud southern
heart are altogether the legitimate offspring
of system of morality-f system 1t may DC
called-which repudiates all social ofoef
and the principles of revealed religion
They originate in impatience Win Tue re-
straints of true morality anil rehg'on'
There are a few honest, crazy mlhos' "no
h.lp to break these down, and there is IT,
o;on If scoupdrels who rush through the
breach to crafty all their passions; ana
these are the wretches the Government has
selected as its instruments to humiliate the
white people of the South and to silence
their voice In the popular judgment OF the
nation. They have had no honesty, no
shame, no humanity. They have plum
dered and prosecuted the South until the
northern people themselves cry out against
them. Yet, what remedy have we' Is
there any change Of policy in Washington!
any expression there Of censure OF these
denrared end dishonest menS
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The Theatre.

As we have said something very compll.
mentary TO MI. LEFPINGwELL, and very
Just, We feel somewhat obliged to avail
ourselves of the opportunity of Wednesday
nights performance to say something very
arttculsrly to him, and at the same time
generally, In expression Of opinions for
some time entertained In regard to kind
OF dramatic representation for which we
have supreme disgust.
The burlesque of"Cinderella," which was
first presented here by the little CKApMANs
and BISHOP, Is thing totally unworthy OF
public favor. 1t has nc merit whatever,
| and Is very low and coarse. Therefore we
| regretted to see gentleman of such emit
| nent talents as MIR. LRrFINaWELL possesses
donning female attire and appearing In the
absurd character OF Clorindd. He excelled
BISHOP, it Ia true,-we never saw man
dress for woman with such success--but
Is excellence in such line worthy OF bis
ambitionH Most decidedly not.
The play itself is unfit for auy actors
above the age OF nero children, and it Ia
not at all fit for the innocents until purged
of the coarse songs and giggerles with which
| 1t Is beset, from the venerable Joe eleVating
himself reerwards to the African "ring-
round" at the close OF the piece.
MIR. LEPFISGwELL does injustice to him.
self in coming down to so low q platform of
| carlcature. He has very great genius, and
| should hold himself above that. The stage
| itself Is lowered In dignity and dreadfully
In intellecr by the vapid trash and out
rageous tomfoolery OF the version Of Gin.
derella" played here on Wednesday night
And that piece is one Of great number
of similar style produced upon the modern
American stage which liz unworthy of full.
grown actors and undeserving Of public
appreciation.
Who that saw Mr.. LEFFlSawELL In Clio.
randa did not feel relieved from weight
by his admirable acting in the 'sVictim OF
Circumstances" last mighty He has abin
ties that should be cherished and saved
from depreciation by an error like that Of
Wednesday night.
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NJ THE TRUE GROUNDs OF CON.
FlDESCr.-Wteoce comes that firm rel'snce
that absolute, undoubting faith IN me emcacy VI
HOsTETTEg's STOMACH BlTTERS az rtm
edy for indigestion, bilious disorders intermittent
and remittent feyers which notoriousiT pre- In
all carts OF The United States? This conhaen.,
hiss been growing for twenty years, ana IL is sIl'
extending. Il Is not the result OF credunE5' nas
not Der n engendered by aay human deV1ce' onl
the spo-t N eoua and natural consequence o. eA
per;ence What people see My GONG on u faIn
tha!r own eyes they cannot q1estio Nnen "a rho
iea in unhealthy districts hat rssors 10 o LII,
neriodicaI fevers IN their Immediate nel9hooLh.,
yho negec. thai precaution, are prostIateu or .Co
disease how lie &c POSSIBLE that the pnep omenon
shouId be without it5 lessonr In ING nann asa
whom Il IL eeen TINT obslin ate case3 OF oyspepaia.
OF uyer CON plant of "a nI ra On.
weaSnees, and or general debility, yleio W Tue
GRAFTON Of III. famous remedy, nov csn tseE - IL
creduiity Itself Withhold Ns endo rsemsnt, Cye 20.
,Et,nres,c OF the sautary Tee OF tne ~
~ no Sound in every ciSllz d settement on snis
Continent The thousands upon theu,anuee, WIZ ~
owe npIr restoration to heath aEo stIenetn az
their preSeryn ION ire N sickness 70 lts -
nav n cdicinaI properties, are entnuslast.S u
pra,ss Tho mulritudes who recomH enc ~ im -
neie hborlywuy 70 their frtend ana -
as well as those who M Ike public their estinale VI
its virtues are ewsys ready 70 stare tne IeasnDs
for The faith that Is In th' They nave al enS1
iei1 VI "i'AI1'eo ''0 no 27.eod&Hlt
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ny EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE lNsU

ny EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRK.-Th:s Is
one Of the most remarkable OF our prosperous city
life companies for with but two years and half
OF age it ha. already reached position or emf
nence which, II continued In the same ratio, with
In q few years rank It with the moss Furnishing
companies Of the world. Organic ed in April,
1852 with capital Of 100000 its assets on the lst
Of November current bad been Increased to 1914
900, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst in
the same period OF time It issued II. 900 policies,
| insuring S2a Ooo,t0o.
Renowned as Is this country for the rapid grow b
and development Of It's young life companies, we
know OF nothing approaching TO this brilliant Ca
reer Of the Empire Mutual, for we find that In
ab ,ut eight hundred days OF busir It accumula-
ted $776 almost 300 coo for each one hundred
days OF labor-ard to prodaoe this result other
| talisman has BEEN used than the indomitable ef-
| forts Of the Management
Unqusstionhbly there must lie clements OF at
traction 70 command this high patronage in SO
short q time, and these We find both In the gene.
rous constitution Of the company and In the In
Auential character OF the president, s. Hilton
6cribner, Eeq. In the former L. embraced every
liberal feature devised by modern acta arial
science, and In the latter is concentrated tbs in
dispens ,ble qualifications OF an accomplished
and indefsttgabls observation-disclosures and
RsaI Estata Journal, no k-ln
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ME- NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN.
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
DAMkSK and MOREES, for curtains;
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNIJES and BANDA
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR and STE IR OILCL0THa
oILCLtTH TABLE.COVEES,
FURNITUHR OrLCLOTHs,
BaussELa, TAPESTRY. INGRAM, THREE
PIX, VENETIAN, VIENNA, and HEINZ
CARPETS;
DRUG9ETS,
TABLE-CLOTHS In great variety, FROM two te
Eve yards long-prices from 81 10 s@;
DOYLlES at sec. per dozen-wo,ld be cheap al
76c;
NAPKINS at 81. Is worth 81 PER dean;
uTCKABACK, DAMA6K, RUSSIA, Iokh-
IsH, and DIAPER TOWELS;
sTAIR LINEN, ,-ue1.
CKAsH, BIRr's-EYE, SCOTCH. and RUSSIA
DI,pER at LEVY BRUThERS',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
uNR1EACaED KNITTING COTTON at sOc-
ner pound: BALE COTTON. all numeers nom
TO 10, at 81 so per bale NJ
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MY MOURNING GOODS.
ooM.A1INEs At Sl25, $3.50 4l.75, and 8" Per

wr MOURNING GOODS.
Rom sAztNES st SL2s, $l.so. sl.75 and ." Per
yard;
rAMrsE at 81, sl25, and SIS per yards
CphpEDD PARIS at zoo. wor5h 76c. par yard;
ALPACAS from Sc. to y so per yard;
BLACK FRENCH MERlNOs,
CASHM ERE,
All-wool DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PoPLINs,
CREPE and LOVE Wills,
CREPE COLLARs,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING fhT5 oF
COLLARS and CUBFs,
MOURNING HAEDKERCHlEFs,
All binds OF BLACK GLOVES, ct
LEVY BROTHHES',
1918 and 12l5 Main street
Our CORsETS 1T s1.2s are the best in the world
for the price. no f'
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ME- FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.


MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
sHAWLs AND CLOAKS
ENDLESS VARIETY,
T. r. PRIZE q CO.,
again in market, are opening by steamers ana ex
press large additions 70 their splendid STOCK.
IN ER1SS GOODS the much desired shades.
FBENCH SATTEEhS-Navy Blue, Plum Rlue,
Brown, Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon, Be-.
Cscheue rss, Empress cloths, Ottowas. Rets
veIours, Iri:h and French Poplins, Grape
Poplius SC.
AOUaNIN9 OODs- Impcrauice, Tamese
Reps Ottomsns. Velours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres Merinon DeLaines. &C, &C. Dou'
BILE faced MOHAIRs and ALPACAs, very
cheap;
Observation-Disclosures, Cloths, Blankets, Elan
nels, Fulled Cloths, 6heettngs, Cotton,, Dia-
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, 60, 60.
IN OLOAK-kOOM-s hawls: Broche, Striped
French, Long and sQuare Blanket, French
Ba. ket shawls. Beaver Cloth Cloahs embroid-
cred and trimmed In every style Waterproof
Cioaks, dc, &c.
stook all the time kept up.
Mr.. THOMAS D. QUARIEs Is with us, and would
be glad to serve his friend: from our extensive
stock. ino ?o1 T. K. PRlCE b co.
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SPECIAL N0TxCEs.

NJ 1871. CHRISTMAS. 1871.
p1zztNrs CONFECTIONERY,
sol BEo y STREET.
PLAIN CANDIES. FREEoH CANDIES
FANCY Boxes, GERMAN SURPRISE
-. OiTRoN. CURsANTs,
BASINS GELAT1SE,
8 F1RE-CEACKERs, FIREWORKS,
...--..+---~- TORPEDOEs,
DOLLS, MAGIC Tricks,
era,zn pRuITs CHYsTALLIZRDF FRUITS
largo stock Of Christmas goods Just received
and prices hsvs been RELUCED TO suis the ImeS'
Plain candies It a5c. per pound,
F.en, Cancies at 30 and 7sc. per pound
For large quantities discount
,.,,. PjZ2tNI'S,
.,-,r 807 Broad street.
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= sPECIa NOTICES.
~ BLANKETssfor Beds, Crios, Cf ea
dies. Horses. and Tooacconists;
CARRIAGE BLANKgTs;
CALICO coMFosrABLEs at s?.ss. ss.'o' ss'f'
andex; -..-.
DE LAME coMroBTABLES ass'
WOOL QUILTS at all prices
uoNrv-coMa BRIDAL, ALEXANDRA. and
MAReELLEs QUILTS at low prices.
LRvY BROTH ERs,
1913 and lis Main st-est
ra,.u coRsETs ars the best In the world
for the price,
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A New York contemporary boasts of the
example that city Is setting to all tax-ridden
and plundered communities. But how are
those communities who have the plumber
ers fastened upon them by the Federal
Executive, backed by the army and navy,
to follow that example. 1t Is not 80 easy
for southern State to follow the example
as 1t Is for those who hold 1t up to US to
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MESA CQUES, CLOAhs, and
SHAWLS; y1
EMBROIDERED and BahD6D JACQUES In
Cashmere, Merino, and Drap de Eta;
CLOTH sACQUkS;
BLALK MERINO eHAWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAEs:
STRIPED PLAID, and PLAIN eHAWLs. AND
BaEAKFAsT snAwLs, in great variety
ct low prices. LEVI oAoA 1nn'
Take lo,u at our 81 20 OOESETs. no %
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VERY DEcIpED.-A paper called the eau.
casian, published in Lexington, Mo-, thus
proclams its attitude Oh national politics
"Horace Greeley, Gratz Brown, Cox,
Trumbull. Palmer, or the devll-anvbody
to beat Ulysses the gift-taker J"
There is no possibility of compromise
between GRANT and that editor!
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~ NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

~ NOW FOX y II T. \ + OhEoo
GOODS large stock, good assortment, low prices'
BLACK ALPACA at $50, soe, Ssc-, aoo.' 4oc.,
500, soc, &C.. and up to 81 SO; eTsry brand OF
alpaca, from The b. 20 to toe elephant; Pain anu
Corded PGPLIhs, in all oo!ors; SATJEENs,
BMPaEss Ci.nTHs, EPESGLINES, SHEP-
HERDS PLAIDS, ALPkCAs In all colors at
,6c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
ORED DE LANES, FRENCH MFt1SOe,
sATTEENs, ROBES DE CHAMBRH tthc latest
stylesl TYCOON REPS, BLACK SILKS >:
sIas, s.. 81 IS, $780, aud up to so.7s, sll very
cheap wide LYON5 BLK at BIB SO per
yard would be cheap at $1,000; SiLK-FAChD
yRLyETS in black and oolored, at low prices
RACK MERIHO, BLACK CAB a II K r K,
DRAP DR,nTA, ind other styles OF fsshtona-
ble Dress Goods st LEVY BROTHERY,
1918 and l2ls Na!n STREET.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Zoe. a
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