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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-23
SENATE

THURSDAY, Oct II.
The President Dr0 tsm in the chair.
PRAYER by the chaplain.
Journal Of Yesterday read and approved.
Joint Resolutions -Ry Mr. Powers, that the
two Houses meet in Joint assembly ON Wednes-
day. the 3Oth inst, at - O'Clock, P. NJ, to elect
Judges 0i the Supreme Court, and reporter Of
the decisions of the Supreme Court. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Adams, ordered 10 lie.
By MIR Reynolds, that We cordially APP
prove the course pursued by the President Of the
United States in his patriotic endeav0rs to reform
the civil service that I" honesty, efficiency and
fidelity shall he the essential qualifications for
public positions and we hereby request our
Senator's and Representatives in Congress tn exert
their entire influence 10 accomplish the same oh
icct--and also tu rid the country Of the abuse OF
the irauking privilege
That tho Secretary OF State be directed 10 for
ward copy of this resolution u the President Of
the United Stetes and 10 each of the Senators and
Representatives in Congress from this State On
motion of Mr. Reynolds, ordered to lie.
Passcd,-S. %, laying tax on the county o
Rutland
The President in the chair
Bills introduced and reftrred-By Mr.. Rogers
in addition to sec. 33, chap o. e. s. relating L
the traffic in Intoxicating drinks; to judiciary
committee.
By Mr. Bailey, to amend an act in addition Il
TO judiciary committee
Referred IL 90, to amend an act relating Il
private corporations by voluntary association
passed 1870; to judiciary committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Powers, adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal of yesterday read and approved.
Joint ResoiutioR.--By Mr.. Doty, of Gilmore
that the Representatives Hall he granted to lion
Henry Clark, Of the Rutland Herald, to deliye
an address before the Vermont Dairymen's Asso
citation adopted
The amendments proposed by the Senate L
joint resolution, providing for election of certain
State officers fixing time Thursday, the 3lst inst,
was cOncurred in.
Petitions By Mr. Harrington, of London
derry, Of Mr.. Parker and ~ others, citizens o
londonderry, praying for the passage of bill
roiunding Communication money to Vermont sol
ders 10 committee ON claims.
BY Mr.. Hooker, of Cornwall, Of citizens O
Cornwall, relating to repayment Of commulati u
money to committee on claims.
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HE4RTILT RECOMMENDS.
49,, % ... Il


MR. SrEyEssi
D.fr sir have taken several bottles OF your NEGE-
FINE An1 am convinced 10 Is valuable remedy flf
Iy'pspsil kifasy togi4inf and general d'bhy Of The
i s,n heartily recommend it to all suffering from the
th1ve complaints.
You're respectfully,
Mas. MuSRoE PARSER, $50 Athons St.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-23
Ano'ier H'opld Gire Do7qr for n Dose


HH0'Fcr loud GIre 4 D0Y4r I0r n Dose
Blsrov May Nth. i-sl.
%. % srCNEys ESQ.,
Dear sir,-l have been badly an otcd with Kidney
Complaint for ten year, have suered great pain in my
aek, hips ami siie, with great difficulty in pa-slns
urine which was often and LOO very small quantities ffu
ueuty accompanied with blood and eXcrue atus palm
have iuthfuIly tried mu-t of the popular remedies
reummoudci isr my complaint. havc cen under The
rrcam nt of some oi The most skuul physicians LOO Bos-
ron ai OF whom pronounced my cise incurahle. This
was condition when was advised by fdend 10 try
rhe EhEflNE and could scc the good effects from The
proein until was ENTIRELY cured taking mail shou %
uuk. about six bottles.
il is Indeed a valuable medicine, and ir should be
'1i cief asai ln che same way, would -Ifc dollar
for dose II ! could not get it without
Respectfully,
J. VI GLE
3il Third ST.. South Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-23

The "sClENCE or LitE or sELFPRE5ERvA-
TloN" Medical TreatiHe on Che Cause aud Cure
Exhausted vitality, Premature Decline LOO Nan, Nervou
and physcd DchlIty, nypochondra. lmpotency, spcf
matorfh1a seminal Woakrrf. and sll other deasct
arising from the Of youth the iudcfui nns ~
excuses % mature years. This Is indeed book for
every man. Thousands have hcen taught ty this work
the true way 20 health and happiness lt H the cheapest
an best medical work ever published, and the only one
on this class Of ls worth reading l9rh edition. re-
vlsed. much enlarged Illustrated bound BOO noautm
French cloth Price only 81. Sent by malt. post paid
On receipt OF price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, NO. Bulanch Street Boston. Mas, o- Dr
W. %. PARKER Assistant Physician. N. % The au-
thor may be consulted the shove, we'll as all ds
oasos requiring s,ir and craeisres u}u
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H5atolrmau & Inurnal.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1872
LEGISLATURES or VERMONT.
SENATE.
WrDNEspAY, Oct. 10.


journal Of yesterday read and approved
BHS introduced and rtIcrred-By Mr. Burne.
TO amend the charter Of the national horse mil
company To general committee.
BY Mr.. Adams in addition to ch. il, g. to
judiciary committee.
Special ordr-S. ~, relating to trustee pro.
cess third reading refused
Pa0Dd.-S /, to amend secs 8 and 10, ch %,
e. S.. relating 10 rcplovin
: 8, amending an act relating % depusitions.
5. 7, 10 amend sec I ch 80, g.s.
S. Is, providing Tor filling vacancies in the Sen.
ate
Joint 7uton-Fr1m the House providing
Tor visit Of the reform school nt Waterbury On
motion OF Mr. Kellogg hid upon the table. a
.imilar resolution having already been adopted by
the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Bailey the Senate took a re-
cess until five minutes heilrc ~ O'Clock
The recess having expired the Senate again as
scmhed and at 70, m., in pursuance OF joint
resolution, proceeded % the Hall OF the House Of
Representatives 70 complete the election OF Uni
ted States Senator.
On returning, ou motion of Mr. Mason, adj
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"A H. II. MACY CO.'S
Grand Central
Fancy Goods Establishment
MACY will be offered this week
MACY 4l0 Cartons No. q best quality, all boiled,
MACY Black Tafeta Ribbons AT 2lc former price 2sc.
MACY 800 No ~ Tafeta Ribbons at c former price 35c
MACY 3D No Is Taca Ribbons at &c former price, 46c
MACY 800 Silk Fringed Ties &c., regular price e4c
MACY 10 dozen srtaw Hats marked down SOC TO 7oc.
MACY Jobs in Fringes, &c. to $3.50
MACY
MACY 5000 Fans, from &C. to 500
MACY
MACY $50 Parasols, 4Sc., Sc, 78c,, SIC.
MACY Also an extensive stock Of
MACY Ladies and Chidren's Parasols,
MACY SaratOgas, Long Branches, and eeagidea
MACY The finest makes and qualities
MACY
MACY doz Balbriggan Hose, patent seam Sc to 7Sc
MACY 12 doz. Gents English Socks, x3c, worth SOC.
MACY lN doz. Gents English Socks 19c.
MACY 81 doz Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose hne, 6c TO g.
MACY Cents and Bors Furnishing Goods;
MACY latest novelties.
MACY Llama Sacks and shawls, good quality, 81 up.
MACY 200 Llama Sacks at 3l2 70, worth @la
MACY Spanish veils, Nets and Laces
MACY 5000 yards Running, Lawn, Swiss, Tarletan and
MACY = Organde.
MACY Rufed Suite .picccs, . 10 selling elsewhere at
MACY Jobs In White and Linen Goods
MACY Hammocks Camp Chairs, Folding Rockers
MACY Baby Carriages and Song Birds
MACY CroGues and other Lawn Games
MACY Travellers Outfits.
MACY Toilet and Fancy Goods.
All At MACY'S popular prices
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
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WHOLE NO. 1916
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEM EnTS-TnIarErsu PAGE-Fourth nfth and
AsrRoioGI. .Tnl arrlsru pAae--!yhird column
sn1hbas p,snsh soamn sec
BOARD AND LODGING wASTED-pouerrrsrn PAGs--
ocesf''s BaocessfI'9'ss ''lsRa sRaL rsrarx FOR sALE-rmaD
BusIkEss PAerslntA
nusINHss NOTICES pAor-s,xth column: v,..,
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Tniap PAak-SHs'
CIEsSs AND isIasiI.EsssMEs-smrr~SrH rAas-F0ar'A
xsS column
Sos sss"e col
sSSsS sss Sixth
DANSiSn H'S'"s "%scAprMIEs-rnrnrrasrn PAor-Finh col
BEs sSqn fourth nn
and sixth columns, and SECOND PAcE-Ftrst, second
DwE!TiSS HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND uN,
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FoyRrn PAoK-Finh and
KxcIKsioSs.-FocH p.er-sixth column
xSk Ss%sSSs!n% sSS sSIp%qs %
ERssGH
HELP wHNrED- FEMALES -snrrrsrn PAer-second
HELL sf fsp @MhIEs-s,.rnrsrm rAcsrour,n and
HORSES, SS1KkiAaEs ae-rounru pAas--socOnd,
sSushs R16Ss % eG'"a
GEN FEE FSPSSN Foh i aHp 1nH
LEorSsE Haa BIRD column
kSAF Af rHssTs f.sf fcs" ss1mn
p.cs-si1t6 f' coumn sSi,.
Column
MINERY sNp pREssMAkiNmsnc sSl@n p.s.
Third column. ....-
EEfGnsS solRna p.ersecond column
ssw asnyourA col
sS'oP column
P0LIIICAL-TmIaD PAcE--Sixth column.
ouT oF T STY For SALE OR TO
RENT-Tnmp PAcE-Third, fourth and fifth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-TmnD PAor-Finh and
gEAa EsTST% %ASTEp- r.ers,Ssn column
P1SErn column
s T and P.aHnS anr, and
s1ruHTToSs SSu%ns pAo.-
sruITs sad
Ssps sc-Touars s0f% P1anrrst
SUMMER REsoRTsaFouR1nEsru pAcr-sixth column,
EHE a Column
F. Eo Ssq%n PAGE
sD sS n
wAsFE6 T5 c3mn
WATCHES JEwELRY, 4c-rn1RrrnrrH PAGr-rhird
wzsfSnRsEEa wzsfsSlG&aE COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-rnrRTEENrH PAGr-Fourth col
rAcaTs. STEAMBOATS,, 4c-rHnD rAor-sixth col
umn.
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DRY GOODS.
><~~,->7~
A. Y~
b. ALTMAN a co,
s3i and SS3 Sixth avenue,
will offer
MONDAY, MayI,
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLACK SILKS
OF THE MOST CELEARATED MANUFACTURERS, AND
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE SEASONS
WEAR AT
95c., 81 so and 81 70 per yard.
EXTRA RICn LYONS GRos GRAIN SILKS
81 90 s. and $3 70,
To which direct special attention.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
FANCY SILKS
LOT JAPANESE SILKS,
LOT FANCY STRIPED SILKS ''' '"''
OOc 4i and 81 80 per ward
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I SUIT
| DEPARTMENT

+ This Department having, coniointy with The La
dies Quitting received our particular attention, we
are enabled to present combination Of attractions
which exceed all former Inducements. We are daily
receiving the latest novelties, and avail ourselves OF
Ievcry opportunity TO reduce prlces Our patrons
will this week be offered unusual advantages, and we
earnestly solicit visit OF inspection Descriptive
list with prices sent on application.
Ladies' Summer and Travelling Suits Polonnaises and
Costumes made IN the latest styles ut suited TO the
strctest economy
Victoria Lawn Graz Linen
Toile Ecrue Linen Lawn,
French Babtiste, Chambertine,
Swiss and Organdies,
- Ac., &C.
GRASS LINEN SUITS, trimmed with side plating, 81 10
WHITE LAWN SUITS, trimmed with gathered rune,
polonnaisc a. match - 81.
Bun and Lawn Suits, trimmed with two rows OF side
plating polonnaise on overskir and basque so match
$5 ~,
n. ALTMAN 4 co,
81 81 End aS Sixth avenue
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LADIES Isy MISsEs, AsP BOYS Hosi
at most attractive prices
youTITs iifs 'hHsiSs BRowH COTTON n HOSE
81 0h dozen, remarkably cheap
ALExASDREs celebrated KID GLOVES,
colors to match fine silks
RIBBONS, PARAsoLs, Eecktics Bows
LEGHoRN, CHIP, STRAW and PALMETTO HATS
trimmed and uDtrimmed.
FRENCH FLOWERS, en- montures.
N. B.-Ma orders for samples carefully and promptly
DREssMAKING orders executed UNDER SUPERIOR
MANAGEMENT at one days notice.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AyEsgE NINTH AND TENTH
T. STEWART 4 co.
n%5 SH nyS6e sS
f and 0s %ssS
Also tE2TEE TSi' fssS'sf ;sfh g 4o
BLACK AND coLoRED SILK SUITS $50 each upwards,
FINE LINEN, 4pieces 50 each upwards,
LAWN, $3.50 each upwards,
PoPLiS I'M AND sf' aoMxiR a DRESSES, SIS each upwards
porosSs ssH' sass sAaqShs AsH 21aas Hsss9RHHER
ssy s s4 s ss rs CHOICEST CHEAP
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
eSs' 'A0''so ehEaisEs h sasstss 7sc to SIS each
STUCK SKIRTS, 75c to go each
CoRsETs AND CORSET COVERS in immense variety.
large assortment of BOYS CLOTHING, in elegant
Styles at very popular prices
irs'h kR8E ksfRRIy Isp1A n cAME1's HAIR sHAwIs,
An examination is respectfully solicited. -
BROADWAY, FOURTH s$yESTs 4yESEE, NINTH AND TENTH
A. .ev,rs T SgsP SP MGSDay 3S
onoasEHis SaiISH rsPRSrsS FEY SEtsSHEs SS5ssnIs.
spnAnn ENGLISH 9if so5E s5ss HESss & a. 8. ys
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, the best qualities,
at 81 30 per yard.
ENGLISH VELVET CARPETS at sa2s;
regular price, 81 TO
oHs S1s''ais S,|e rSaf =. .SSaifidHtaSFEfss, HaEf
BROADWAY, FOURTH AyENyE, NINTH AND TENTH
A JOHN DANIELL SON, ...
,s%, sstwssT Eighth s11 and Ninth streets,
AND NHidMsoRisa nh@ aSGh TOWNS
OF II TIiE1S kIST FTThsSITE STxSR siIKs, sHeoK
cHoIcE i RiBBoNs,
mrLIHsEss fSss:s Frs1sS sSops
- nossfTaR, s%R'i'ss s5asS ''i"Ts8 GS8s, ac,
rgaT"SEs sSR Gws iaSSETIFfoS, ha$SFT1Hso e.
EVER EHH shS%S STT$SFfS K SfHGPs Sa2s s,r,,
uo,;ss at extremely nIE pefyy,ps
Great Variety
Ladies' yaae. Wear,
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
On MONDAY, May
All Hf a. saal1 scyal'iss saa'st
Ladies' Neohue.,
the choicest offerings
1ospos p6sis sAkknrs ASR
~ ss%s s%lSfR!5 %5ssSss sa1Bss. nHs,
At rS,sa :; sfs1s j E, SacH' ssss
pa9,. II ssE sis SS5e; sieee.
100 dozen one ebutton at 75c.
Owe, sS dozen dozen :xSDS''sn o aSS
UNDER A HhE 1sai3 g SaRt1f aRtt11 feHi PRICE.
Also,
the celebrated
HausQun Court Glove,
in l, 3 and buttons
THE BEST KID GLOVE EVER IMPORTED.
List Of prices
Black Silks.
Alboicd Taffetas,
81, 81 26 81 40, 81 81, 81 60;
worth 10 per cent more.
.'S' fs5s .i$s hysa; !, 81: = and S;sa'"i ss"ip.
satin finish
S3 Silk
at$22.
PRICE LIST FOR RIBBONS
GRos GRAIN
&c.. l0c lbc 22c Ic Soc. 34c., 42c I5c &c inward.
All fine Goods,
and
the cheapest
IN THIS CITY.
Lace Shawls,
Sacques,
Jackets &c,
IN Llama Lace,
FROM AUCTION,
al $40 and upward.
JOHN DANIEL SON
T59 Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets
1T
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LVOR sALE-TwO COMPLETE SUITS or OLIVE
~ green Livery Clothes have been In use one MONTH
Can be seen Mt LIONS GO Seventh avsnue
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Ladies' about replcnishng their wardrobcs for sprug
and summer Will lind assortment the most eonplcto
of any house in the city.
Night Robes, Muslin T',sa IL
Chcmiscs, Linen, f,os"at
Drawers, Cambria ,oycr.
Aprons ana Waist
Lawn.
DRESSING SACQUES.
Calico and Percalc Robes, plain aud with ftounceS
Elegant Morning Robes OF Victoria Lawn, trimmed
with rulings cdgings and nserton from "a % up very
cheap.
Especial attention paid TO making up complete Outfits
for ladies and children.
Our facilities far ahead of other
stores and enabled to eel our goods uliy neen
per cent less than other houses.
personal inspection is earnestly solicited, we are
confident ladies will hnd the time well spent in looking
through this department
All the best makes OF foreign and domcs,ics
Corscts
constantly on hand.
Thompson's %---------9 Usual price
glove LETTER 7, 81
fitting, G----@2 Mt 81 S
Our arrangements with the sole manufactures enables
" sell the celebrated
Eureka and Peerless Fluting Machines
Gauze and Gossamcr Underwear,
all sizes and quae very low prices.
Glove Department.
We continue to offer great bargains In Kid Gloves
Splendid twobutt0n Gloves ut 75c Soc. and ST. Of Tho
celebrated Lupins make. Genuine Courversicr's Kid
Gloves Ladies' and children's Lsle Thread and silk
Gloves, in one two and three buttons
STERN BROTHERS,
S7 Sixth avenue 81
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RIBBONS

RIBBONS IACEs AND DRESS
WE HAVE THIS WEEK TRIMMING EPARTMENT
ADDED LARGELY TO OUR SPANISH LAoEs AND
STOCK OF BONNET Wells, Real Thread Laces,
RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS, REAL GUIPURE LACEs,
TIES, sCARFs AND BOWS, REAL vALAKoEINNEs
AND WOULD URGE THE LAOEs,
ADVANTAGE OF AN EN- REAL CLUNy LAcEs,
ANIMATION OF OUR in white, black and coored,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COMBINING THE CuoI
GOODS BEFORE PuR CEsT PATTERNS AND
CHASING ELSEWHERE. DESIRABLE WIDTHS,
49,, nun, ,,,,w at very low prices
49, ~. DRESS TRiMMINGs,
SHADES TO MATCH oRshSHsgS RSfsHiss rSiSd8 #S$HSss
THE PRESENT sUIrINGs, AND TAssELs
AT OUR USUAL FRiNGEs
POPULAR PRICES. MADE TO ORDER.
Our assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chdrens
Parasols
comprises the largest stock ever exhibited by one house
NJ m e OF h seasons sS Srnd%co " I and srsu
manufacture, in every color and shade at
LESS PRICES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
CITY,
and earnestly invite ca of inspection ana guarantee
that representations viii be more than satisfactorily
Gray sir ro"s's '''''o % ''' H''as'
rnrqss and as i
between the covering and lining.
BUFF AND BLACK pom. lined, all shades, deep
GEE fAhAsolS hamSies, in.nss g q O. %a'ch' Alpine
sorHHS ss ss' n."a:! 81
SILK Se passs
sasH:s; @ s'isf: Win 'sai 81, dDs dGs''iia%ss large
cHILDREN's PARAsoLs lined, all colors, 81.
Special
BUFF s6 yoB xITE no1 PARA @ $s .s lined s ID
silk, all colors Alpine
Sane Ssnsiss sopsw "a asS & aGlS sS ssss aSs
HEAVY ss and ,s%fs a
fAhAsoLs anals. ia ',nsSi Worth 'sS S. s. sxsaas'ns q
MISSES ss$sasss HIS s''''' ~ {: :::: ::: ';'
rs.ss ss: sss: :!z.ss sf' an a. liz .Sss 81:
FHhRsois FtaS RRscSiSs Alpine s,isSa, Sss., a. q ss
BLACK SILK SERGE lined, all shades, Alpine
handles; bone and real
bic faTasois Of The season,
white silk with bone handles few
~ ss4 4IARAsOLs, more left, 81 95
Ssss SS%Sle;; s;:;;; + i y a
1Great reduction in
Dress Goods
The most We reduct on made this season IA Dress
Goods win be made this week win also pain black
"'' ''''e' GRENADINES
coLoREp sTRIPE GRENADINEs, 22c. per per Yard
CoLORED STRIPE GRENADINES, DC. per yard.
PEH!N PS HAIR Ik9S SshS4pISEs Ss per- per- YARD yar%
FES FEA sEAGk per Yard
PkAS Pk sAck per qa saEa 81
pRHIS BLACK IRON GRENADINES, wide, satin striped
SI!E SS%sSSE WpRsTEp, %9HAIR sTP
70 oSR SaHSSSSSfR TH DEHss sE aoSbs SBsvE
Gsrfa Gx pFHfsfS ForHs
GMFRss sFRE c mEk kP 6ET DAiSE l
all of which comprise the very best makes equal to any
found in the city OF which we invite examination Also
PURE MoHAIR BLACK ALPACAs,
sc., 4oc, 4Sc, SOC and eOc. per yard.
SILK LusrRE Biz sIScK ALpAcAs,
eoc 7sc., SEC and 81 per yard.
B. ALTMAN CO.'S,
LADIES' s'Sth DErxRTGEN street
We will open on S Monday splendid assortment Of
Very Sne ns Of iadlss Muslin camorIc and Linen
Ha%6.Ts J. and yalspsssnss inserting and cdgins, s6c,
r. skb u IsES 4 DRAWERS in great variety,
trimmed atractivcly with diagonal tucking putting lace
80 Ssc 81 81 30 up to $3.50
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367 Sixth avenue, 367, between Twenty second nno
Twenty third streets, viii oifer Monday NOR ornins,
Extraordinary bargains In Parnsols, sun Umbreiias
Parasols.
Having purchased the past week OF several manufao
turcrs large quantity OF Parasols, at
about 40c. on the dollar,
we shall these with the balance stock at
Greatly reduced prices.
Our stock besides being OF the largest In the couf'
try Is constantly replenished with
All novelties soon as they are ont
Ladies' will ind Ii to their interest TO examine
Our prices before purcha sing
One lot large changeable silk Sun Umbrellas IN
lsnch black satin serge Alpine Parasos lined, and
lsnch heavy black silk Alpine Parasols, lined, and =
lsnch heavy black gros grain silk Alpine farasols, %
with twist fringe finely mounted ~
Hamburg Edgngs and Insertions .
large and attractive line, just received at less fhnn
usually low prices.
Swiss Edgngs and Insertions.
Guipure Bands in great variety. .
Real Thread LaceS A magnificent assortment
Real Guipure Laces, now on hand
French Blonde Laces, low cost OF InporunS
Colored Cluny Laces them.
Brussels, Dotted and Figured Nets,
all qualities, low prices
We desire to call the particular attention OF customers
this week 10 very attractive line OF
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LADIES' SUITS,

which variety and elegance of styles
not be equalled by any other house.
White and Buff Lawn,
Grass Cloth In all shades,
scersucker and Mourning,
striped Cambric all colors,
Buff and White Linen
All made IN in the most fashionable manner from the
latest Paris designs ranging in price from 81 15 up
Splendid selection of White Lawn Suits trimmed with
Punnrs, Runles and Embroidery, at 81 90 50 80 and Si2
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MlLLINEy GOODS.

Superb assortment Of fine French Flowers,
In latest styles imported.
Fine Straw Hats and Turbans in newest shapes
Round Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrinmcd,
imported and of our own manufacture,
nished and trimmed in the most elegant manner,
Equal to anything sold on Broadway.
Richly trimmed Turbans and Hats, o. to SIS.
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DEAL POINT LACE sHAwLs, FIcHUs BAsQUEs
III flounccs nc tat less than third original ,os ~
pay advances, mt uERTS Diamond and Loan Broker og.
Broadway
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REWARDS.

ArN REWARD WILL BE PAID 10 ANY PERSON
DOU returning the money and railroad tickets and pa
Nora of no value except to tho owner, contained In
poeketbook lost stolen from isenger in Fourth
avenue street car going up about T. NJ May "a, 1872
for sua Information hai ead to their recovery Ad
dress f37 Broadway roc ms and a.
d1nO REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO CUES
plUU tons asked for tho magic ease gold hunting
Watch, taken from gentleman Second
between forty sixth and Foryeghth streets about
O'Clock = NJ on Monday last 10Th inst Address, Ia
hdencc, box q 3, Post Office
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DRY GOODS.
STERN BROTHERS,

A.
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Costume In Toilc Ecru, consisting of Skirt, Polonase
and oape, suitable for travelling purposes, s. IS.
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Victoria Lawn Suit with three gathered rufies two
inserted putting and clusters Of fine tcks between
and abovc very attractive ami much sought 81 So
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Splendid Costume for city and country in gray
chambertine, Skirt with deep side plated trimming,
Polonasc and Cape to match finished with linen lace.
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DRY GOODS.
u ALTMAN 4 co, Ss AND 333 SIXTH AVENUE.
Suit Depar rsment continued

Pure Linen Suit Skirt and rolonase, trimmed elabor
ately with deep plating 81 90
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T,HE NEW PANIERs. THE NEW PANIERs
La Refine Margot
The Lady OF Lorne, Martha Washington,
Yor style, beauty and elegance uncqualcd
j. :. COLBY, 81 East fourteenth street.
three doOrs West of Union sa,,are.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-12-13
D, FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10, 1879.
})netiGal.
A PICTURE.

The following sweet poem is from the nen OF
Shillaber-"Mrs Partingon" is n per-
feet pcture of his childbood home his touch.
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Tor publishing II
There's little low hut by the rivers side,
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That little low hut, in lowly guise,
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That little low hut had n glad hearthsone,