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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

by skeeters, and be scared to death by
bears and fall into the lake and wear
out their clothes and lose their money,
and use up all their ''wittles" and
.'slseedam snaps,n and meet with other
misfortuncs which the undersigned
suffered In large quantities on his last
trip to that region.
Jake Sprenger has just returned from
recrcating trip to Walla lvalla, and
reports everything prosperous and
fiourlshing in that portion of the world.
lie speaks in the highest praise of the
big-hearted, whole-sonled, generous
and liberal-spirited Walla JHallaians.
G. II. Stewart, our foreman, bundled
up his old clothes, shouldered his car
pet-bag, and started on rejuvenatlng
trip to the mountains last Monday.
May the deer and elk deal gently with
him, and may the piscatorial tribe re-
ward his much hankering soul with
many fruitful bites. Sclah.
Hot, hotter, hottest, hottentot, hot
tentotter, hottentottest. There, beat
that conjugat!on and take n drink of
Carothers' Arctic Soda Water at your
own expense. Speaking Of soda water
reminds us that nectar isn't circum-
stance compared with that distilled by
carothcrs & Co.
A large party of Salem ladies are pre-
pairing bathing suits to use at the Sal
mon river beach. They had better
take overeoats aud blankets unless that
coast can trot out better weather for
them than IL did for us last summer.
AS n ladies' bathing pool the Oregon
| sca-coast isn't thing Of beauty and u
jov forever by n dem sight.
WA. Tally, ESP, informs us that a
meeting of the citizens of Corvallis was
held last week to inaugurate the project
of building Il r.,ilroad from Corvallis to
Yaquina Bay. I'll. Hogg, proprietor
OF the Yaquina by wagon road says,
he will secure railrcat! on that route
in less than five years j. .'uitable en-
couragement is given by the citizens.
The indcfatigablc, irrepressiLic, ire
sistablc and inexhaustible Charl'. ~
Rogers has opened out branch brew
cry ut Harrisburg, where he dispenses
that foaming beverage, popularity
known as lager beer, with n lavish
hand and an ever smiling countenancc.
Few men have more friends than
Charles, and few are more deserving OF
them.
We see by the Boise Democrat that
NJ. l.. Payne, who formerly lived In
this county, but now resides on Snake
river. met with severe loss recently.
He and his wife were down by the river
fishing, when some william entered the
house and stole $500 from trunk. The
unfortunate gentleman Is a son Of Mar
tin Payne, ESP, one of the commis-
sion Of Linn county.
Call at Charley Mealcy's and inspect
those singularly made and beautifully
woven willow chairs. If you want to
see something attractive and comforta-
BILE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.


ticket ill be appropriated to the ests hisbtnens
Of Free Library In Loaisyille, 70 be csi,,'d tho
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
By the provisions II the charter this Library
IL TO be forever fire.. to che gratoisas use aDd en-
joymcnt Of every eiizeB and y is The purpose OF
the trustees tn raise fuci ,afieient 10 secure q
suitable building. to piacs IN it. books enesgh to
form the nucleus Of a fnagnihseh: library aud
10 sndow IL rs to enable II 10 Iay the current
publications ne they c"hsr cut. ana to be sell.
sustaining. The concert and dstrtl nt'cn VIII
take place under tho im mediate superyisi ION OF
the trustees named in the act " incorporation.
who follaws
TRUSTEES.
Thos. T.. Bram.ctte, iaie Governor Of XVI
Henry WAtersnn. cditnr Courier. Journal; W. n.
HAidsnan. President coarier-.fosrHal Co. Ben.
cassrday. Of the Daily CommsTeiai; Geo. i.
Doern. proprietor Anxeigsri II. II. Mecarty. af
the Daily Ledger J. 8. Cain. Clerk Of Jefferson
Court OF Com mon Pleas NJ. W. Ciusky, Audit
or Political Text Book II. T. Dnrrett, Of the
Louisville bar.
The trustees viii be assisted by the following
we'll known and eminent citizens of Kentucky.
sho have consented 10 be present ut the concert.
and "a snpcrintend the drawing and distribution
of gifis;
SUPERVISORS.
Hon. II. J. Sites. judge jefferson Court Com
mon Pleas; Hon. T. B. Cochran. chareeiior
Judge Jefferson Circuit Court; Hon. J G. Bax-
ter. Mayor of Louisville: Hon. u. q. Webb,
sebator'of Kentucky cel q. Z. Wharton. L..
:. District Attorney Col. Phil. Lee. Proseeut-
ing Attorney Ninth Judicial District; Gen. j. T..
Boyle. President y. II. L +. II. r.; DR.. T. S.
Bell. Prof Med. uBiscr,ity. Louisville (; Jison
r. Johnson. proprietor Cali House; Hon. J..
Proctor Kao,t, late Member Congress; Andrew
Graham, Tobxcco aud Cotton Broker.
The holders OF tickets TO which gifts are
awarded will be paid presentation q, tho Of
fee in Louisville. Ky. Tickets will be for sale
q; tho Office In Louisville on the
First OF July, 1871.
A liberal discount will be allowed when 100.
500, or 900 tickets arc purchased in lot. All
! orders accompanied by temittances will be
promptly attended TO and the tickets returned
by mail. registered or by express. as ordered.
The undersigned, late principal business man.
ager Of the very successful Mercantile Library
Gin Concert Of San Francisco. having been APP
pointed Agent Of the above enterprise. has 10
say that everything will he done 10 make this
an entirr sncee.s. and buyers "f tickets will find
| their interests as well guarded as II they were
personally present and experimenting the entire
affair. CHARLES X. PETERS.
r6n45mi. Gait House. Louisville, Ky.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

CoRvALLIs.-T The Gazette of last
week becomes enthusiastic over the
promising future of Corvallis, the which
enthusiasm We fully endorse, as we be-
licve there are very few Oregon cities
which have the natural advantages of
location aud all the essential elements
of success and prosperity that the beau
tiful little burg of Corvallis has. May
her brightest dreams Of future glory be
fully realized, il the wish OF one who
has ever found her "iatch string out' to
tho stranger, and her people always
cordial, hospitable and generous to
those who may chance to wander with
In her borders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
is already before us, overflowing with
choice literary matter and brilliant
with its gay and graceful fashions. Its
articles on, and illustrations of, every
Day Dresses" have rendered 1t indis-
pensable to ladies in moderate circum-
stances, as its directions are 80 explicit
as to enable them to make even ordina-
nv dresses look handsome and stylish,
without the expense of dress-makers.
1t is certainly the cheapest magazine
published.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21
WE HAVE SENT
HUNDREDS OF SINGLE
WALTHAM WATCHES
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
BY MAIL AND EXPIRES S


WITH SATISFACTION TO rng PURCHASER.
The Prices are aoaO all Re7uced.
SOLID SILVER Harting Watches as lop as ST.
SOLID GOLD Haating Fatches as soo as sos
Our Prices are all IN GREExBAcKs and zee
deal in none bat GENUINE WALrRAM WATCHES.
Every Que who wants Watch or feels de-
sire to be posted should write to us for our Illus
trcted History of Matchmaking. 1t will csst
you nothing, as we send it ost-paid without
charge, and with 1t full Catalogue of all the
Watches with prices of each. When you receive
this you will be surprised at the low rates and
you will then understand our plan Of sending
Watches to any place however remote without
any risk to the purchaser.
We send any Watch you order and let you ex-
anime it before you pay for it. Do net order a
Watch till you have first sent for the Price List,
and when you write please mention the stufe
Rights Democrat.
Addrass in fall
HOW ARD &c CO.,
Watcllmdkers and Jeacelers,
No. s65 BROADWAY, New York.
We have full stock of extra heavy Gases
such as 4, 5. 6 & s on. always on hand and can
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

DIE MopESwELT for July-the most
gorgeous of illustrated magaZincs-is
upon our table. 1t Is one of the largest
monthlies published, and gives such a
variety of fashion cuts, that 1t cannot
fail to please every one. We notice in
this number quite noyelty-a hat
made Of fir cones also one of paper,
plated. Full directions are given for
making them. They arc said to be cas-
lily made, durable and stylish. The
magazine is only So a year, and cheap
at that.
THE REAL ESTATE SPECIAL for July
Is on our table. Bro. Carter slings q
ready and facilc quill, and gets up a
rare and radiant paper. The number be-
fore us contains many items of interest
besides many articles designed to inn
part useful information In regard to the
distinguishing features and resources
OF Oregon. We are pleased to observe
that the paper Is quite literally patron,
lied by advertisers. Long may the
Special wiggle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

THE COSMOPOLITAN BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, of Nevada City, CAL, have
postponed the drawing Of their prizes
until the 4th day of September, as will
be seen by reference to their advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. We are
positively assured that it will certainly
come off at that time, and we advise
persons desiring to invest in tickets to
do so very soon. This will be rare
chance for some one to make fortune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

After paying the cxpsnass Of the enterprise
an,t making ti,. distribution tf the gifts, the
bai.nae Of the proceeds arising from the ssle Of
tieke.s ill be appropriated to the es,. hlisbment
Of Errc ,,ibrnry In Loaisyille, % be cai..,d the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

THE COMING FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
of the Baptist Church are making the
fullest arrangements for the festival at
rates Hall this evening, and we are
satisfied our citizens who remain away
will miss rare opportunity for pleas
ant evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

BARREN INDEcENcY.-Our citizens
who have had occasion to cross the Cali
pooia at the old ferry near the cemetery,
have been annoyed and insulted by
the scandalous actions of certain
heavily built individual who persists in
making his appearance on the ferry
boat clad in the scanty habilaments of
the Greek slave-to the terror of ladies,
old and young. Pass him round.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

FoUND.-On the Salem road Just
below Albany, sack of woman's ap-
parel, considerably worn, among which
was the head of large China doll.
From the fact that wrapped up with
the old clothes were also couple of
red flags on which was painted the
word "Auction" it is surmised that
they may belong to the impecunious
widow of the 'slate lamented,n and
that they had been accidentally dropped
there by John III. Bingham, the Surratt
murderer, upon his trip through this
city few days ago. However, the
proper owner, whoever he or she may
be, can have the same by calling at
Lee Burkhart's and paying for this no.
tice.
A NEW FIRM.-Messrs. Henry Ny
ers, of San Francisco, and A. S. Knox,
of this county, have purchased hall
interest in the Touring mill of Beach
& Monteith in this scity-consideration
5000 Hereafter Myers & Knox will
represent the firm in San Francisco
and Beach & Monteith in this city
This will make strong team, and we
predict a successful future for the new
] rm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

John Metzler's raw-hide bottom
chairs have gained a reputation second
to no other article manufactured in
Oregon, and he is improving on them
almost daily. He now has the finest
assortment-both as to material and
and finish-that we have ever seen, and
he is constantly filling orders for other
nlaces in the State. We commend
Metzler's chairs to the public, knowing
there is no humbug about them. They
are the cheapest and best ever made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

MEssRs. w. J. HILTABIDEL & Go.
have taken new departure from their
heretofore established usage and have
enlarged their storeroom and opened
out a fine stock of dry goods, boots and
shoes, clothing, ETC., in addition to their
usual stock of groceries. They have a
neat establishment, and one which cam
not fail to attract custom as fast as it is
known throughout this community.
Read their new card and give them a
call. They will have a fine, flaming
advertisement in our columns as soon
as they can get time to prepare it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

REAL Estate. Following the transac-
tions for the past week:
Chs. Klett to P. P. Dinwiddic; considera-
ton, So 400.
D. Hunt to Pepper 4 Keller; for 5000.
Walter Monteith to Ellen Smith. for $500.
J. e. Smith to Walter Mont it'll, for $780,
Lewis Fleischner to Eli b. Moore, for $3.50.
Il. A. Irvine, Sheriff's decd, to Moore &
| Gerst, for 5000.
| John f. Martin & Hiram Smith, Execu'rs, to
Michael Fuller, for $3.50.
| A. w. Waters to M. Fuller, for 81, 900.
Peter Brenner to J. R. Lake 4 H. Islcy, fol
| $50.
&. J. a J. B. Kccnery and wife to r. C. Fin.
ley, for 81 $50.
H. Isley to j. R. Lake, for $3.50.
I. n. Grifin and wife to Dan. Gaby, for $19
Daniel Gaby and wife to w. S. Prosser, 70,
$500.
! B. + link to W. N. Davis, for 81 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-07-21

We have full stock of extra heavy Gases
fill all e5dsfs promptly. n42m2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

Croydon 7aziodad en clases = ancho.
| CaI1c6> de todos pracios.
Co,ch@a &c pqno blancas, dc colores +,
| De punto.
Canefas de- todos anchos para mosquiterot
I Camieas s0ltido De hjlo bordadas. de h;le
l5zas, do frente dc hilo, dc al godon y
de coiotes.
Canisotas varirdad en- precios, classes ;
t,.manos.
Coo1eJla blanca, cruda, &c listas. azul.
dc coadr' G y Homburguezae.
CueIos gran surtido dc t. das forrnas.
Corbateria immense sugtido de todas clases
Caehuchas gran variedad en- hechuras, &c
neros precios.
Cfeas Hamburg guesas & Inglesas.
Cretonao FTanceaas 6 Ing 5esas dc varioe
&nchoe.
Crehuelas blanca, y DC colores.
Camlsegfa para Sras. y njnos de ambos
secaCs.
CAla&do para Sras. y uinos i'd id.
Cas.mHea en- coFtes y eu pleas, gran
surtilo.
CoTe65 do muchas formas classes.
Cinterla escogldo softido 81 t2manos Y
Camiaas do ,asa. lamadas GsEiba,djaas
Capotes d. BanaGan y de alpaca ilnpeT-
meab!es.
Cotn lie hilo y de agodoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03
GAIA DE- PRESIAlI0S S0BRE PRfNDAS.
De ID, Francisco Tinaud.
GALE DE LA CRUZ NUM. 4S.
GALE DE la CaJz NUN. 48.

Etableenento quo aauuar al DdAp que
cad Sc 0eoos lqs psnd hoy d F Ingf Asn
pasbios adnade Il eoso s[ asi
da puede nplose dolores hog eon6
que lilo qaerdo gss ssF d ssa
de trabao pnge puco
modadas memas en mstantes do amau pua ecuD ida
homb mas pudents no pade Hsa caando va voo
eespl5o szagsrado de gos eslsoulando ina @
Puerto Rico grade actual poaion
n aa Roq . sn sztoa d. o o
das mste, dan segui1ad presAs p,naa
hasta roo
Capital sc sstablscs bio las bases De Ia m II eap
po,. Ds%so.s s s .s.s ss's'1s e. & ]
oaGa o pesn6s M que gslaasa sea asenados eoa con
este hasta los dos teos del Saio, oas Sc is @ E S6
mperie pendA plz5 aus 50 es
% Edo este d1ador dsoe1 ssoat ia penda
aeoimsn'o avhandoe pTimeo deudor onioiio
ia de- a1oda pao'a Dc qae produa ntegaa ata
ytoda' condolences ndnoo prapdas
pesta ner6 iueos una papeea ressuatdl
"a presanSta que este hrn5 qn2lanlo gaa oo
Eats las cont at clones qua 5anda raj Il t.b!
b H qa ] ooo ESQ 1e4 m q1s5@ dem DC n ,a M
En- estos no aoanbra dsr papeta del deq3or
No. Gs e PrnF m case q de- to suoo dnaad ha has
m m m m 10 I.9 & eS Fa59 5a io[o' -
nay gana
de 1@cSo NHabscmeno
aa tanto pueaa daes N
Vue ri nefes
pquo soa Pu todas las conlo1
urg5nca d n nt} M Oa
como lnda6n lucfaVa de
ter dc puohcay antof2d equ5sv
&c que mhupHuen
FL sguo e d8 las
ntan los
senteDto de ubo natural sasfa cumpaeat
don1
sgoNdd q debe E deno haa debe rp5r
Sc ba!en
Para servoo pd0Hco apaho an
des e las sete de ia las de
Repto hi Oa do
sacando de e poVeoh lucrative No to envabe
humand neceSad Voy fundar ndu
pun amoniza oa nta Dc qs pFens los uHindose
manera modeada achtndo aqaa Ell psam0
rulnosaa Al mpundad g cue ha
ahoa han cebdo sntiuve pobIda g4Fant equad No
hay duda aguna bajo
Cud u quito cpndefo esperanto cue
me con s
Puerto Rico 81 de Eebrero de 1871
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Coches'3.
Coches.
Sc yende uaa calcsa de dos Y oaa
ko as;ento, 7 otrs de dos asleatos &C
lie Venta.

Sc lassa van,ler nna calesa de euats
raelas en- baea essalo IL persoaaana I
InseIese puele acarsarse q Il ce7al.erlzs
de 2 JcsG If ldoaa5o 1ssass. sat.3sl laara1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

cuhftanca re todas e<a fese
acujan deho eablacm;entG
Ca Ttuanes Basta Veo bap1a dos welcomes -
iaprolio enumeFa batos condo.
nLa Puerto Rquena dada yerdaderas nGaBg
que aprovechsd ruo favorable
Ins6IIe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

paaS f6 pmuQ
sqp bum umuhd
u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

T Olanas dc tolaa ojases,
Panne]os bordaloa do ba5iata. Dc blk
Dc algodon, doaladjilad.)g y Glstaad3 Ct
blancos y de co'oroz, su1aos. ,loraeio
y de Madr<a. Gran surtido Y much
Yafiedad.
fanolones de crespon Y de n1erino.
SaYlta3 de torciopelo, de paja, de gener,
Y dc seda adornados para de1osas, ri
las Y ninos.
9eifo'naFi.: pomada, .iabones, po!yos ex
+ traotos &. gran surtido.
Pai&G0as y Paragui5as de seda, de- alpaca
% coldGes dc a!golon forrados = sin
P&na negra, azuIN de- colorea osouros.
IEanos postizos/ Ara pegar.
.'unto de aeda blanco negro, lisa y boz
Iado do algodon ii. ID.
Plqa6 de seda negro y de colores, de al
godon lie coloFeg.
panos fln'S, entrednoa, negros, azuias e
dc coioFes ii. para cochea.
eosflaos de pe'o initado, bonto aurtfdo. ;,
Plun9Fos dc ooloTes para sacudir el poivoI
Pluma8 de acero.
Pape+ bIanoo para inpTenta de dos tasDa.
nos, para i'd. d3 coloyoa. Para eScribir.
Re&encias inmensidad Ae cluses y preo'oe
escogldo sugtido, pintados eu1erameu-
nuevoa, buenas classes y nuy bien com
pFadaa Qoe Sc pnedan realisar 4 pre-
CLOS bajos.
ISansae para forro.
RedEciIIas de seda-
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- de y8rkQs precios

n .-e.de vsFFQs precios
M1taas de todas claaes Y ancho
Bafo5es gran snrt;do en- pintaa clases.
Borceguies dc estatabre para niflos:
bianQuln amarillo Y blauco.
Bramante surtjdo general.
Bas1oaes de muchas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

II aylesss xesEoadieates ca buen
sasssa.los con SIS eabalios 8 sin eaos
Ia Gale de Ciuz ndalero 3.
In / ElI'I r ! rs NTE
AaFfoa nisG BessIFoa, cbaroles, chagri
gaea, Cabi aslass nie|as, de Buialo, y ds!
5pas arfienles q I lapateriaa SO eAcuen-
5sfa cor saa yoe y Il detail en- Ell Establs-
lnaIentade y Pablo Ubari Gale dc san
Francisco Mum SO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

T.. = l'---s - 1E0s Y aSO10n.
Afen5as do pelo imtado.
Hafafanea Gros de varios anehos, COLO
res = claaea.
Iar'atsnas De oo!ores y blancas.
3aqp;tos 3a as3a para sanoras Y ninas
0las para ruesa y piao.
2 g . EgEAu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

|5ombreros &c pa1o de vasias classes J
pfecios, de paja, De genero de aeda J
redoude.
5atenes para pantAIones.
EoaIe:ia dc hilo, bortlAdas, lisas, le a.
godon, turcas para bano5 do u;io d,
abajas y &c otF2s muchas oIases.
EeIas rea!es J te!as de rosa de indnidaC
(1e ciases.
Eetuanes de yalios anohos 2 preoi''S.
Tfalee de piqu6 para ninos de ambo
6eXos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-03

.S'' oe co'Cfes os algodon, id. unio
Id. de hj}o, sAzul de rayitas archss
oatreohas, id. crudo, i'd. n,litar, ID. O.
talanes, i'd. imperial, gran surtido g
pTecio8 y c'aees.
Dom6s5lco de muchoS anchos y precios,
Damasco dc lana Y de algodon.
! &ncajes de seda, dc tilo de algoaon q
tod0s anchGs.
Ast3pl!las clarin ? tupidas De h;!o.
Exolsior yaTiedad en- c!aaes Y anchos.
|Eou}A6s de '~dos anohcs.
Flores gran surfft3o.
Eieoos do lana y de algodon
Ffiaas do algodon de todoS tama1os.
I4emeios para teatro.
IF0iFnaltas de to0as cases.
Iaorritaa &c paja, de genero y de batists
p&ra bautsmo.
GFano de GRO gran surtido On classes v
precios,
Goantes bIancos De a7God>,n.
aauSo dc 'ana ancho y angosto.
lilo de 40. 100, 200, = 800 yardaa.
Hamacas blancas y de colores.
lndianas surtjdo general.
4Flauda crnda y blanca de va:i0s p:ooios
Jaegos de mantelea y seryiIleta DO aIo
manisco.
L&nill&s de colores para bandcras.
LIIatado ndm. 9 veTdAdera maroa A D. G.
4usu1i'oa de colores neyros,
i4lno olanco y de cojores.
kslblos en blanco.
LScre foo y corrieute,
Auseinas en cortos de 8 y 10 yardas. e.
p'ezas dc rs y de- 81 yard&s. De Obs
Pc. Da cuaZl15os. Para mosouiterosI;
borladaa.
Mad&polan. de djversas clases.
Medlas y medlas nledias para Scnoras. Dc
toda6 clases, para ni1as i'd. i'd. para nj
COS IL. ID. y para cahaiIe'oa i'd. id.
4antas dc lana puuz0, azul y para viajes
dlbujos nuavos.
Mefno {e lana de varias cIaaeg.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

TIE PERSIAN FAMrNE.-The latest mail
news from the East Is neither encouraging nor
hopeful. The famine still continues its raw
ages, and the most heart-rending stories are
told Of the sutferings Of the people in Persia.
During the month Of August the miseries OF
the inhabitants Of Yezd have increased rather
than abated, owing to want Of employment
and the lack OF means to obtain the necessary
wants Of life. The peculiar geographical po-
sition Of Persia renders II an easy prey to ca
lamities like that which is now desolating the
country. Short yield and decreased crops are
always sure to be felt by tho Inhabitants, and
when, like the present, . terrible visitation
falls upon them, and they are In no adequate
manner prepared for it terrible misery is sure
to result in consequence.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

TIE NEW OPERA OF "MlaNoN" is Q great hil
The music is bright and sparkling, the story b
romantic and interesting, and the rifle of Nils
son is admirably adapted, in its pleasing w.
rieties of the music and the situations, TO bring
out her Distinguishing excellenciss In the
finest relief. We think she ought to be kept
in New York. She likes our country aud In
institutions, she likes our city and its people
and she is just the prims donna We had SO lons
been hoping and waiting for, but of whose opsr-
attic merits we knew nothing till they wero re-
vealed to us Ia 'Lucla." The fact Is, our masi-
cal circles have become 90 much attached to this
sweet singer that they do not like tho idea
that her stay among US, short or long, Ii lin
tied to specific engagement.