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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

80 euN4
6l7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
r,ataass been Longer ,engaged In the treat
bseases thse en nHs esaa, seAual eHa Private
sse. q CITY gsPers show. Syphilis, conorrhoea,
kGptare f Trnsry 4ssst,s al asTn5 =
sSn soEes' al A t t's q ,Ge threat,
Sper1atorFhoea, Sexual DeSIllty and
lmpotency. as TIE Of sei sdss In YOUTH sexual
s ~ hls sfef years or other causes, aud which
lfodnee come Of the following effects; nervousness
nocturnal emissions, debility din1ness
al am, t pimpiies on the facei Sonfus Ion
loss ~ memory and sexual power, rendering
or st,e eaa az ss 1ss n eS5g @
can Be relied upon IL is sesyident that Ply siolan
OF eaaes every year acquires grestsk
Fhyselaas Knowing tas frequently persons
The establishment "a whole house of twelve roa +. the
extensive IN the country. embracing Reception and
VSnsuita'ion rooms Boarding Sleeping apartments
where all medicines used 10 he esa hment are prepared
And most important OF a The Library where the cd and
latest stsndard works CT all schools o. medicine
found also Anaonissl Plates life size nj cioret 10 iifs
illustrating diseased eondons which have procured
found ia any sher Library in the city, The Library is
thrown wide ofeh callers Patens see he poctor
separately and privately the Der Of persons
under tho Doctors care is ensed 10 heep tss scale AZ
charges within the reach all Personal Consul ton a me
oesssisEaily Earspe aGi his trss nest eaies e
tina being conducted by nan or express CprSste
guaranteed where doubt exists it Is frankly ,ei
All Communications strictly Confidential Oees HoaTs
4 ~ % p ~ ana 10 p " Sundays, u n. 20 p NJ
Isrsons arag IA The efts at aaB Aosr, Eaay eoe direct
y B.-PsmPhlet t3s psge9 giving fun eymr,sns Of
Private Sexual and Nervous Disease sent d In Two
Stamps, to prepay postage.
The writings OF physician whose reputa-
ION - union Vice Is worth the postage, and
Ior % cents Wan hood N0maHhoodi
los pages, which answer every con-
cteFaoie question: that the doubt
Iut curious or fnq uisitive wish 10
hhoN, VIII be sent securely sealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10
FAMILY CASES

FAMILY CASES
or 35 TO 90 large vinIs. morocco
or rosewood case, containing
specific Tor every ordinary dis
ease "a family Is subject to, and
books Of directions. ....... from 81 u to e:I5
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with - tO y walls from 50 to -
Specifics for all Private Diseases,
both for Curing and for Prcvcn-
tive treatment, in ytals and pocket
Caseb..s. 81 to 80
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Bnrns, Bruises, Inmene~s, Soreness,
sore Throat, Sprnin@. TOOfhuchg. Ia rn ch q,
Neuralgia. Rhcumntism. l.umbngO, Piles,
hollis. Stinus, sore Eyes. bleeding at the
Lungs, Nese, stomach, or of Piles COrns,
Ulcers, Old Sores.
Price, or, so cts. Pinis, s1.5O Quarts,
EB-These Remedies. except PONDS EXTRACT,
by the case single box sent to any part OF the
country, by mall or express, free Of charge, on
receipt OF the price. Address,
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Onicc and Depot No. bG2 BROADWAY. NEw-yoHR.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Chas. A. Bsnssr and G. Spidel, Agents To-
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10
DR.. Kalckhoff's Mexican Ever Cure Caihsr
tic Pills.

The great requirements of the people, all over
the world, for u reliable and active Cathartio
Medicine, induced DR.. Kalekhof to form tbs
| celebrated "Me1ican Ever Cure Csthsrtic Pills"
| They are composed from purely vegetable cub
/ stances are thorough in their astioa, searching
ont all distractions. and strike at the very root
| of disease. They produce NO pain or gdpia g
| during thei operation, and act more thoroug hly
than any Oathartic Pills ever brought before the
| public. They are certain s1re and Allsviator
Of cods, chills and fever, nervous an sick head
| ache which are induced By bilious arrangements
eostiveness, in digestion. foul stomach for jaun-
| diee liver complaint, suppression, drOpsy, rheu-
| inclination to move. loss of muscular power
deafness, partial blia dness, pleurisy, fits, psral
ysis, pain in the breast, palsy, st. Vitus dance,
| scrOfuls, ETC., etc. Price rs cents per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

CuAs. H. REED, State Attorney, Of Cook
county, Is in very much the sane FIX of the
girl tina, lost her character aud was hunting
another. Reed or Judge Williams, and
most intelligent, people will not hesitate to
say the former, perPetrAted villainous lie
upon Gov, Palmer when the Grand Jury OF
Cook county had the Grosvsnor murder case
before them, for the purpose Of classifying
his (Goy. Pslmer's) position in the matter
and casting Odium upon him. The Govern.
or ,hereupon wrote Reed scs,hing letter
which was fseby replied to.
Sensible people were Of the opinion that
Charles II. Reed, States Attorney OF Coos
county, made poor heNdwSy in establishing
. reputation for verAci.y. Blu, Reed, no,
satisfied with his frs, attempt, has tried his
hand second time, with what success We
leave the public to decide after reading the
following opiSlle, recently made public. We
commend this as Palmerian specimen in
its type:
SrArr or TtftNora EvFrrrtvp npptr }
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

Dr. Kalckhoff's Celebrated Worm Lozenges
area safe, pleasant and most reliable cure for
worms. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and patent medicine
dealers throughout the United States and Oan-
adas. kALCKH0FB BROS B. CO.,
Drnnriafnra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

chA,. A. Benssr and @. spidsl, Agents TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

wAs D.rAsTnrsT, oTcs C1ssf signal Officer,

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office chef Signal OFcey,l
WAsHINeroN, Dc, Feb. 6, 1872, 10 am. !
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-PoUR
HouRs.-The lowest barometer, which on Mon
rently developed into two, tn one having wed
northeastward very rapidly over the Ohio val
ley. and Is now central over Lake Ontario; the
other eastward over Louisiana to northern
Florida, the former accC mpanied by rain on its
southern side and snow on its northern, and
fresh to brisk winds; the latter by heavy rains
and brisk winds. The pressure continued in
creasing over the Atlantic states up to mid
night, with clear and partially cloudy but pleas
ant weather, the winds gradually changing to
southerly and easterly. The Temperature has
decidedly risen from the eastern gulf northeast
ward over the middle states. Rising barometer,
falling temperature, westerly to northerly winds
have prevailed over the northwest, now extend
ing eastward to Michigan and the Ohio valley,
rs well over the southwest during the night,
extending eastward to Mississippi. Rising ba-
rometer, with clear and cold weather, il now
reported from Santa Fe, Denver and CHEYENNE
PRoBABILITIEe-1he low barometer over
Lake Ontario move down the st. Lawrence val
ley, accompanied by snow, easterly to sOuthery
cloudy weather and rain, prevail over the New
England states, clearing away might. south
eriy winds, veering to westerly northwesterly,
with cloudy weather and occasional light rains
over the middle Atlantic states, with clearing
and partially cloudy weather tonight. The low
barometer, with its area of rain south Of Ten
nessee, extend eastward over the south Atlantic
winds, with clearing weather, extend eastward
over the lower Mississippi, Alabama, TeRnes-
see and Kentucky during the day, and into the
south Atlantic states by Wednesday morning
Clearing weather, with westerly Winds are
probably for the lower lake region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

BALTIMORE, Feb. 5-Cotton firm; low mid
ldings, 224a22K. Flour frmer and fairly active.
Howard st. superfne, s66a 50; do. extra, S6.75a
$50; do fomily 81 .5Oa9; western superfine, S5.-
5a6.5o; extra, s6.75a7 10; family, S7.5QaS.5O.
prime do, &1.50ai75; good to prime red, 81 .6oa
Lee; Ohio and Indiana, e165a1-5s; PeAnsylva-
mia, &156a1.60. Corn quiet and scarce; white
southern, 65aSSc: yellow southern, 68c, mixed
western, 6sa70c. Oats quiet; 5la35c. Rye quiet
but drm; S1.02. Pork steady, 4Xa14&; Lard
unchanged. Bacon unchanged; shoulderS, 5X .
5x; rib sides, SHa6x; clear rib sides, fs7 i
and wanted. 23a25; other grades dull; good to
prime, 17a2o. Whisky firm, S4x.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Fl0ur firm and quiet.
Wheat arm; corn steady.
INV YORK, Feb. 6.-Stocks very strong
and steady. Governments dull and steady. Vir-
ginia 6's, IS, new, Sc. North Cardinals, 32t
new, 16. Money, 6 per cent. Gold, 91. Ex-
change, long, 81; short, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Col. Mcclure, the reform candidate for the
state senatorship in the 4th Pennsylvania dis
triet, who was defeated few days since by Mr..
Gray, the regular republican candidate, is rather
sore over the result, which he attributes to fraud
Ii he had coRtented himself with vague asser-
tons Of cheating in the election he might have
been allowed to ease himself In that way with
out let or hindranee; but having charged dep
uty sheriff Henry and mayors clerk McGul-
Tough, of Philadelphia, with fraud, they have
had Col. Mcclure arrested FOR Islander and libel
He has no right to feel aggrieved at this oppor-
tunity to prove the truth Of his charges-if he
can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

A cable dispatch from London in our tele-
graphic columns to- day announces that a bill Is
to be introduced into the British Parliament at
the present session to break up the coolie tr ade
in Polynesia 1t is ato 1t time. Bishop Patter-
son, the well-known British missionary, who
was recently murdered by the natives of
Nukapu, one OF the Santa Cruz group, met his
untimely fate solely because his government has
hitherto lent its support and countenance to the
infamous slave trade in Oceanica. The islands
of Polynesia are actually being depopulated by
slavers, who kidnap the natives and sell them In
Java, the Philippine Islands, ana other coun-
tries where slave labor Is in demand. Various
islands to which whaiers used to resort for pro-
visions and water are now dangerous ground, on
account of the hostility of the natives, whose
friends and relatives have been carried of.
One Of the most successful kidnappers has been
cruising among the line islands, under the name
and title Of Bishop Patterson, and in a vessel
called the Southern Cross, which is the name of
the yacht in which the real Bishop Patterson
cruised. The boldadventurer who has assumed
his name succeeded in entrapping many an
unwary native eager to receive the truths of
Christianity. The story of the death of the
g nune bishop is a sadone. He took ipfrou
Norfolk Island last fall in his yacht, the South
srn Cross, to the Santa Cruz group. On arriving
in sight Of the island of Nukapu, the vessel was
soon surrounded by a number of canoes filed
with apparently friendly natives. The bishop
stepped into a canoe and was padded tow ards
the shore. On arriving there his escort turned
upon him, and he was riddled by q shower of
arrows. His body was recovered and conveyed
back to Norfolk Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

OeVCA
by Frsskiss TeIeerapA Csapesy, coo Pa. arewse.
NEW Yonx, Feb. 6.-Tirst Board.-l0.O .. m
nos; s0s, -, coupon, llOx:. S0S, IS, coupon
ny; ,, 30, new; Is; sOuIon; ilol sIs, oou
iioK; Ourreoey s.. nfk; new per cents. iSsx
Canton. ees; Cumberland. -; Western Union Teie-
ersph, IN; 9uicksilver sok Pacific Han, sos Bos
ton N.tsr Power, =; Adams EIDre., IS. Wells
Hni,sd States s Exp; 9; Ne. York s,Hl en-
-; Reading, llIk; Michigan Central, ils Lake
road, sss. Illipois Central lotl; Cleveland Ptt.
ss4 Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnet, and Indian.
apolis;1; New jersey Central, lilk; Rock Island
ll1ki Milwaukee and st. Paul. 56>s; do, preferred
Tax; Wabash q Western ,763; Delaware, Lsckswan
a. a., western, ~; Tort Wsyns, guar aSteed. g
&c; Chicago and Alton. iaih: do. preferred. rs
Chie.eo Indiana Gent, .2,<; Tennessee Is old,
e. S,. de-; new Eirsin. Sc, Sld ss' do
0sIol!n. &c, psS, ls; AissOSrisS, S..; Central 2.
Gold, 100 Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

IThe prisoners in the Idaho penitentiary
have announced that they will not remain in
the place unless they are supplied with tobacco.
~The Louisville municipal smallpox regu-
lation. "forbidding the existence Of unvaecina-
ted persons is going the rounds of the press.
~The climax has been capped at Astleys.
London, where " Lady Godiva" is put upon the
stage in vivid pantOmime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06
"Gath, writing to the Chicago Ti6uae col

Gath, !" writing to the Chicago Tribune con-
corning District affairs, says:
"Until universal suffrage was thrown out of
the political balance, Washington was . auag-
mire and a dust-heap alternately. Now, niles
OF beautiful streets have been repaved and
opened. and the Capital City has some avenues
the pleasure Of locomotion. The movement An
Congress will lead to some reforms In the num.
Der Of employees, and In the looseness with which
the elective part of this civic establish nent Il
run; but Congress viii ordain that the con pre-
hensive system Of works shall 90 on and the
capital town be raised out OF the province OF
Iidicule to which Ii has been subjected by the
lethargy and want of enterprise of its own tax
payers for the past seventy years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06
FR MovAL N,OTIoB.
n~ sPICIAL H0fICE.
S1x PER CENT INTEREST.
THE YRIIpMANy SAVINGS AND Trust
COMPANY.
BANKING HousE OPPOSITE TIE TREAsrIY.

All deposits Of Eve dollars or moro nads vieh this
company on % hsfors Hsbs uary next will draw
and 1Duary II each year. -.
Io( IE1 CENT. DAA O, curreu< buninsss -.
eounm. OaM and get 2 cory Of the r1lsa. jan1
No. uU1D1e' SCHOOL AT FRRRD1RTT
IL oearle Of 1eoeurss vin co0nsncs Hrreh 4
~, and I'm continue TOO three Donths. 80
al ths dsts.s q &c monthly snrss. including he
h L0i1g-iD Wards o. ths hospstal. rnS~ a.
ehafgs 69A NH tnetr4cl.FS, vid a6orl op5orfu.
mtg tse nllsrstioes q The s.heets tsQSkt.
Proisssos k0bIii fIfBGRN, I. b.. 10, ST.
iSsrsst: ssr9sSp ip eeSrge g xEscSRe3t HctileI,
W HsV York sve1ue, Dhyslctan Of - Lythg-in
vasds, % q ths hospital. j0akm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Philadelphia is determined to be i'm the fashion,
and public meeting called for to- morrow
night, under the auspices Of the citizens mu-
nieipal reform association" to give expression
to 1.-THE deep feeling now pervading the COM
munity On he subject Of abuses In the city gov
eminent, the scanos, lous conduct of the majority
in common council, the defianr Syaction Of ex-
tortionate fees by officials the oppressive isgis-
lation at Harrisburg, the unjust election laws
operating upon the city Of Philadelphia, which
enables the rings TO elect whom they please,
and the frauds generally perpetrated upon the
voters and upon re CITY," If the citizens stoI,
at sPee"a-making and 1.-THE usual American pa
naeea for every ilD resolutions, we are afraid
their "reform movement will not amount to
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

The readers of the New York Tribgne-a "a
Der which never loses an opportunity to give q
dig to chroniclers of society affairs-must have
been very much surprised yesterday to see some
thing more than half column Of that journal
devoted to . record of matters pertaining to q
party given to Mr.. Horace Greeley on Saturday
evening. 1t seems to be - true now % 4 did In
Esops wicked day, that II makes all the differ,
enee Imaginable whose OK is gored. Hunal
nature b very curious =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06
KIHANuAL AHD CouuERCIAL

The exciting reports of yesterday In regard to
the action Of England upon the Geneva COM
market In New York, il being regarded g .
movement on TIE part of the English tories to
Dust the hberhls- Government bends we're
quiet. The stook naxket vs. semsvhat fever
Gevernuseat Securities.
Jay Cooke & Co: furnish the following to-day:
s gs i; s:. ,s.sis ~ is rs , ,s
NEW rolL.rIlsT BoAlp.
=, -. Jan. ~ uiy lisa i1x
t-1s, o1os ..-.-:.:--.....-.los
s3os, loo6. American Gold.
-, Joo. July .l8oS l0)< Currency Gs-....-..l44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Pennsylvania Is q good state fer married wo-
men, 50 far at least as legal rights are concern
ed. In the case of Dorothea Rawson against
the Pennsylvania railroad company, the COM
mission of appeals in that stxte recently passed
upsn the question, Is q married woman 50 far
the owner Of her wearing apparel and jewelry
As to be able to recover for Its loss in her own
name, or must her husband sue?" The court
held that she should bring the action, and not
her husband. The effect Of this decision Is to
establish the rights Of women, under any and all
circumstances, to have and 10 hold and to sue
for separate and distinct property, whether or
not there be a husband or guardian BY whom
the property may be represented. The husband
there, as elsewhere, has been usually regarded
as ut least joint partner and owner of every
species of personal property belonging to his
better-half but this decision gives the wife sole
and exclusive right of possession and disposal of
her wardrobe and jewelry, and whatever else
she may specially claim to be her own, although
il may be the gift of her husband, to hold against
him and his creditors, and to transfer by sale or
otherwise, a she may please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

The number of candidates presented for the
first honor in giving the telegraph to the world
increases daily. Elsewhere will be found CON-
munication claiming that honor for Soemmer-
ing, of Munich, dating back to 1903. II does
not appear, however, that the invention of
Soemmering was capable of being applied to
practical use for the purpose of working tele-
graphic lines; and in fact all the testimony goes
to show that not Until the discoveries of Prof.
Henry were made was the diffieulty solved how
to overcome the resistance in . long wire which
had been held to be an insuperable bar to the
construction of electric telegraphs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Tie smallpox, which at first seemed to be
confined to the cities and larger towns, has now
gained pretty secure foothold in the rural dis
tricts, and there Is longer room for doubt that
il will very soon prevail as q general epidemic,
not only-in this country, but throughout the
whole world, If, indeed, it may not be regarded
rs having already reached or nearly reached
that point. In view Of these facts, too much
pains cannot be taken by persons in all stations
and pursuits in life to take every step possible,
by vaccination and otherwise, to prevent the
spread of the loathsome disease and 10 lessen its
dangers where 1t once effects Judgment. Let
no one for a day postpone doing any thing which
will contribute to these ends, even in the
slightest degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Chicago 10 shocked TO md that inseead OF th;r-
teen aldermanic scallawags in the city councils.
rs at first supposed, there Were nineteen rem,
larry banded together and dividing spoils pro
rata. Every one Of this corrupt ring ID s.id b
have been guilty Of receiving money for votes.
and they could b bought At the rate of sloo
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

IN rural social Ife ~S"ess WING
80 M NJ; John sshlsssh, postmaster q Hassr,.
tr.tions, died on sunday eveuinS - - ~
18th year Of his age. N.Y. IN "
81 medical correspondent Of IT, n.,t,....
yum says that unid people need have 10 ss.s ~
rs the small pox sporulec or g. Gc.,tsn
voelen clothing, but End ~ iSdeisg place On On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

Kentucky holds no seats election this year, bu,
. republican conventisn b called, - meet a,
Louisville March %, to nominate deleeates a
the national convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

lMR1 Paris KID GLOVE DEPOT, ANNA
W%S39 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WV
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
usirTTbbE large RETAIL STOCK IN THE
- GLOVES with one, two, three, i've and six
nSVZiT A.D 9IzESs 50; GENTS, sa.as; Chill
sdI Good KID GLOVES at 81 pair or $40 per
"A pro tssor Of MusieJ
VIII give distractions upon the Piano, and lessons
n ny :, address No. 1870 ai street. between
Ss1. AID
IIe: a' q ssl
ing nausea, while they also efficiently supax the
sss a.. s nsS oil sas s q.
numerous n edical men, extracts from which accom-
Each sss sss e. G
Chamists. EsrE.-Name and trade mark on each
PRoPo'Assss I HGk TIE Eos EsHSTIoN OF A
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, DssrKIcT OF CoLuNBIA,I
WAsnINsIoN,D D. o., Feb. s; iSs:
pisl opened on saturday last being in excess Of the
spproIIistisn, for that p1ISose, modified plan for
one: Of class, esq, :ontbeas. Corner Of Sew s
enth and = street: north vest. and for which pro
FEBRUARY 10, 1874
Each bidder will be required, before sending in
City. to the credit OF the Board Of Public Works,
the sum Of one hundred dollars. taking . re
ceipt therefor. O guarantee that he will enter
into and carry out the contract awarded him In
cordance with his bid. The money 30 deposited will
be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders after the
award Of the contract. and to the contractor after
the completion 1T the work.
The building is to be completed within forty (iO)
days frrm award of contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. A. 3. SHEPHERD,
it'd Vice President.
II o. HOOD HAS JUST RECEIVED FINE
III. lot of REAL WHITLEY JET and SHELL
JEWELRY that he offers very low, At 933 Penn
sYlyAnia ayenuN. between 9th and 10Th 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

--C0LUMBIA LODGE, No. 10
MING, at = O'Clock, to make an arrangements for the
funeral Of Brother ISAAC TALKS. Funeral ON Thurs.
day afternoon. IA urxpv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

BEA. IN MIND
THAT ONE DOLLAR AND HALF
have fssueotly be<n psid and are still being paid
for artisAes you oan buy Tor one dollar Ct the
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR srORE,
3l9 SEVENTH SraxEr
e bs2y e T. = .SaEHs Is
D0LLAR YO0 INVEST THEA.
EEw ARTICLES RECElysD DAILY
tn. fcllsvipg have inst been ossned:
sh.Ii Ell: o of SIWasSY H'h a'; Jet .'d
Fine BARDRORS n saatifnl pAttsrns, splsndid
CLINE BtI T0Est q s.dl.ss variety; probably
&c Cent: STUDS IN 3. po..s. patterns.
sS1Es P Pfs FL s!Sss, LocKErs nAsosIo
Pc faN6 HPs PtAT1D 6ARp sssk SIS, ST 81
CORAL ARlLkIS and NECK LACE, Gold plate
ard French Gilt BRACtLETS, &c. 4c.
Beautiful sets Of Ladie. LACE SLEEvES and
100 d .sen Ladies Iron Frame lOSk three pair
fer Sl % dozen Children Is Iron Frame HOSE. some
extra long, four end three pair for 81.
ssie Sdid icss WALLETS, With memoranda l At st;
Another lot Of our celebrated 81 0ORsBTs, with
twenty six whalebones, besides . thousand other
articles, which only have to be seen to Be bought.