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New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE OCEAN RACE.

The open sea race for the Cape May Chal-
lenee Cup hereafter TO be the champion yachting pr1se
IN America will begin to-day 1t Ia open TO sehooners OF
all nations belonging to recognized yacht clubs, and Is
10 bo sailed under the rules OF the Hew-York facht
Club, without time allowance. Competing yachts VIII
rendezvous at the Horseshoe at 10 a. this morning
The course will be from an imaginary line between tho
Judges steamer and buoy No 8, of Sandy Hook to ana
around the Five Fathom Lightship, OF Cape Nay,
leaving il on the port or starboard hand at Will ana
hack TO Sandy Hook Lghshp passing the same 10 the
southward and east ward, within 100 yards distance
Tie entries already made are the Alarm, Madeielne,
Palmer Dreadnanght Madgie and lnchnntress, m D.e -
the Dreadnaught sailed by Capt Samnels. and the Pa
be strctly an ocean and will probably consume Two
days.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
T. FUGITIVE CHIEF OF POLICE.


About p. m. yesterday the Hudson County
Grand jury presented indictments against Chief Of
Police Edward L. Mcwniams. and Detective John
Doyle who were arrested last Saturday charge Of
completely in the attempted Bank robbery last June
Detective Doyle was rearresed and taken
into Court. where he was bailed in $4,000
only 5000 more than tho original bail bonds
tho came bOndsmen becoming his securities
At 8 p. M. yesterday Deputy Sheriff Cronn arrested
Chief Of Police NcWiams in Goetzes saloon, in New
arkave near the City Hail. At the time the place was
filed with regular customers many OF whom were per
sona friends Of the Chief and made offers to procure
bail. II was subsequently, ascerained, however, that
Judge Bede absent in Newark and that an appea-
ton for bail could not be received until to-day When
this fact was made known 1t expected that McWi
lsms would quietly allow himself TO be taken to
the County JAIL and preparations made TO convey
him TO that place. at this uncure Detective Howard
remarked TO Deputy Sheriff Cronin that the Chief wished
70 retire to the anterOom for moment and that he
would accompany him. Howard returned in about five
minutes without the Chief, and stated that MeWiiams
had requested him 10 60 up stairs and call the propre
tor OF the saloon and that while be was away the Chei
escaped by the side door into Washington Alley and
entered a carriage. Detective Kilcauey was at this
time in company with the Chief and it is believed that
he accompanied the Chief 10 Newfork as he was seen
returning on a boat an hour later.
Tho arrest and escape OF the Chief caused the most IN
tense excitement in the vicinity OF the City Han ana
Police Headquarters during the whole evening
prominent Police Justice expressed the opinion that a
MeWilams had been rearrested on charge upon which
he had already been held In bail, his bondsmen he
had really escaped could not be held and that the
Court having placed the matter in the hands OF the
Sheriff and his officers responsible for the pro-
ducon OF the man In court. city official who became
McWauns's bOndsmen the first arrest, stated
at late hour last night the chief had merely made
his escape 10 avoid confinement in the County JAIL and
that his whereabouts known and he would posi-
lively appear in court to-day and give the required
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

ruled py tne 'c""" p MT
lsonsatlon.J
The Chairman interrupted hCafrcy with-Conbne
your remarks TO the question. Sir.
McCaGrey then renewed mis- molten and sat doWn'
Alfred T. E. Ackert t1oped tbc last motion wouia nO'
prevail He inf0zme~ Mr. McCanrey tilat t"e Oonnleo
OF Seventy represtdted the Tespec'apiV ana honoo|
OF tho peopl9 as much as any o'ner class 81 men, h
,,ndod hin, that TSmmany Hall tried take matters
into its ov hands last Fun TO test its strength against
,be ncCy,le aud went down before thom He ALLUDED In
concl,on the importance OF uniting upon the stohg
est possible ticket Mr.. Kelly followed with another
sreech against McCaerey's resolution, which ehci'ed
great applause and the current turned sharply against
JcCaey VINO tried 10 reply in spite OF the cres OF
"Que ion question" !" He finally called TO order
the question put and the Committee was coh'nued'
Mr. Clark then rose excltody and said: II the gentle
who has taken advantSge OF this occasion 10 Insult
men whom he has no right to insult and to make per-
sonal reflections upon ne, who don't know him ana
never expect to- ask tsat opportunity be afforded
for the Convention to vtndicate its own dignity by al
lowing the gentleman explain himself and prove his
point 10 not know why such nsolence Of expression
should have been displayed here against simply be-
cause obedience to request OF the Committee pre-
sented this report ask that the gentleman VINO cnose
TO cast an insult where ehOuld have been gwen
should have opportunity 10 redeem that posluon'
ask tRat he may have an opportunity TO give ne sec
t explanation apology to this Convention for In
Mr. McCafreyxI had not the slightest intention OF re-
ferripg TO Mr.. Clark directly OF indirectly. -,
Mr. Clark-What do you mean then by dragging IN the
Chairman and myself are both directors of III
Mr. McCafreyI ready 10 give you all the e1plana-
ton you want, here or in any other place.
Here a storm of hisses greeted the speaker, and q
and nosy carried, the Convention adjourned until
3 u. III. Monday next
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YEsTgRDAY AT DICESsors IN rARHRo
eam.-52o EOon-s9o pm-Sso lAhagbt-as
PRnMINRNT ARRiYAI.s.


Breroori House-Prof. John Tynd all J. A. Froude,
h''oriss the Marcus Of Queasbey spgsnd spd osPt
Of the Brush Army. FVth, ,Heus. HoteI-Gen r.
Butler assuset, the Hon George Roon seere,. Of the
Navy; Gov HebeN Of Lossns Of Maine,
q Washington. csres Merriam Of spfnsseh Mao ApgI Of
Absy d. T. Easement Of Ohio Robert Of Providence and '"
e. GcOoe Of Knipeky. .Ne iork HeThe Hon John Bg:o.'
Ger haisT Of Lossna, nd the cnJ B B-own Of Portland
Carepdos Hok-Gev JOHN T. HoEnan..S Desis Botei-
~ Andertn Prsdest Rochester Usiyer5y gGsy Hosse-
Commodore Reynolds Navy; the Her Dennis Mccarthy ol s
and Charles Parrish Of WlkesbarTe sor Hon Inc hon
Tbomss Jenckes Of eode issnd Nicholas H0i-Tbe Hgs
D. j. Morsl Of PennsJlvsna Gen Hoffman u g. slman Wit
Dans Bells Of Cleveland DIR j. C. Of Lowell Mass Ano
Judge Baeku Of Central HOt>-BAron
SomneT Count Cnr Of sarony and Iooaa Cook Of opeo
JOseIb c. Abbott OF North Carolina ana
Gen. Jsrine Of New JERSEY HoeAdi Geueral
Townsend Albany eu r. Stockton o Neerseg EphrAn TWeedJ
Of Georgia and Capt Bristow Of steamship Oceanic
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
POLICE NOTES.

Gilbert Sands. age 81. died on Tuesday in the
Kuss Coun o ifc1 the ,fss, fracture Of the siu received
hauds psoa. He found lying Fuonst
b. 10 officer Of the second Precinct
Annie Durning age %, Of No. GA East Twelfth-st.
attempted ns JesTdAv by !amIiHg o The E River the foot
Of Thirty elhihst She Tticued b. and
Twenty arsl Precinct hiaton-hoose
quarrel arose between James Green aud Thomas
both o No 5Sl Ihrdave stable Poeths
Pouhv late Tuesday night and daring fsres ,rugse seh f
by his oppontHt
Brennan with the
fetBs srry daBg. W0uBtA home thence
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

10 c ,us usv shs poseonetd his eeebnon %
very tiiics. Green arrested
A fire in the basement Of No. 200 F9lton-sty occu.
80 bv ,b yp stam Conpsny last nh damaged machinery
s92 % G 49,, eoor occpcd BY Geore D. Eaton dealer
,esE wa, dSmsTi 900 The Gam e'endsd the bl nni Of 10
ss 49, orensd h. q Hsmesleg osnde manufacturer. vho
o % .oeS co. The bdnS damaged a Ore whlea
m s ennl ,toy No aJl NVt TEingsecon6 owned
H. NJ clnd ,s nlsht dsmagei the building 80 900 Herm.n
Bmir he ocevpsBt building who used III Grit eoor lager
On
[ a. h nome vas severely and bsads BY The
e.vL.o Of a o1ue lamp which he vas Hing
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Housekeepers, he sure 10 use DO0LEY's YEAS
PowDER for Bght elegant Buelwhesi Cakes Wabes. &o
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Mr. J. a. Froude, the Historian arrived here
yesterday on The steamer Russia. Tie dinner 10 he
gwen him by bie AucBcan publshcrs, NcssTs. Scrib
IeT. Armstrong co. wN take piaecneXt Tuesday
Oct. ~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

For a First Glass, Elegant DRESS HAT go to
EsPENscHsID HaDulsetareT, llS kAssaust
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
Ihnnonncemena
lhBpomeemsnuLi
BuRNErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

ELEcrEp-Yes, we are each of us elected to
pursu, another and ha al our places We or H.
according TO thing smother in
something quite The End on. what each DO best
to consult capable Written chr daily at JSs
Broadway, near Oanslu
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS.
r. BRSESwEIS ManuiacuGsr Ii9 Nassanst, nesr spruee
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Visit r. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeine
Ones 6e Brosdvsr nesr a Of BrooDes bsneb
sJI Bosdws dresses selseA ees feathers gloves ts ssAo
ufally sisaEed soats, pants yssts cleaned IKE oeS
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

ALL ONE WAY.-Have you heard the news
from Pepnsyly,ns Indian. yourself by going
Kxor Broadway and selecting Of s s'gsnt snd unsp
proachsbls Fail Hsa
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

EAST CHESTER Thomas X. Downing and
other commissioners appointed to regulate grade, and
macadamlze the highway known as the Weschester
turnpike and posroad charged this town S221i &c for
the work done on the road and received account,
S2 O4s VIM. r. EsterbrOok supervisor Of the town.
pOyed another engineer, Mr.. Hufnaeel, OF Mount
Vernon survey and estimate the expenses. According
TO Mr. Hufnacel the expense would be S8694 81, or
Sl39l9 95 less than the amount claimed by the Commits
siOcrs and Sl2 1853 60 less than the amount paid 10
item on account Mr.. E-terbrOQk has made demand
that this excess shall be reurdefO the town. lie also
charges the Commissioners with having excayated SO
cubic yards East Chester Creek and having
carted the same into tie town Of Pelham, while it
needed Oh q road In this town.
CITY OF KINGsToS.-The East Kingston Boat Climb held
its third annual regatta kOndOut Creek yesterday ar
ternOOn There were two races The nis single scull
race OF one mile was by Richard Shpman IN
The second race for fOur-0ared shells, distance two
miles was won by the Of the boat Ulster in -
minutes. TIE day was beautiful ard the water smooth
and immense crowd OF spectators were present.
WEST CHEsTER.-It is rumored that =. Hendricks, the
late Supervisor Of this Town. dcaulter 10 the amount
OF about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The American Plate Glass
and Fire Company has been adjudged bank
rupt by the United States Court at Trenton trial
Of Harry W. Ducker w. NJ. Gomery. and Samuel Slater,
charged with smuggling laces the Cunard steamer,
was moved the United states Court at Trenton Tues
day, but was postponed until next term on account Of
the absence OF important witnesses. Ii is alleged that
Duckor Is the chief Of an organized smuggling gang,
and is a resident OF Brooklyn, where he was
recently arrested indictment found by the
Grand Jury Trenton The accused reInanded to
Hudson County jail The Jersey City Dspensary AS
sOcatOn which opened its at 1856 Montgomery
June j. has treated 2l9 patients and dispensed pre-
scriptons Tho Board of Chosen FreehOlders will
to-day appoint keeper for the County Jail. The
Uniyersaist Church will be dedicated oct 90 The
Rev. Drs. Thayer, Pullman, and SweetZer will preach.
The Rev. Il. H. Chaplin VIII speak IN the church ON the
following evening.
EEwARK.-Archbishop Bayey LEFT this city for Balt-
yesterday morning, accompanied by Fathers Doane
and Kollern The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars OF
tins assembled in this city yesterday the Rev.
Is. Grand ID. D., q. w. G. T., presiding. The q. L. de-
gree was conferred upon 100 members large meeting
OF the order was held the Opera House last evening
The bodies IN the cemetery In the OF the Third
Presbyterian Church will be reinierrcd In Evergreen
Cemetery. The driver OF bakers wagon, residing
this city, attacked by highwaymen while driving
New-York, early Monday morning, and was robbed Of
his money.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
BROOKLYN.

The Board of Supervisors passed for pay
ment bills amounting to $780, yesterday.
The Park Commission has received during
the past month $40, ,iO4, and expended s72,ll4
The Industrial Fair at the Rink is meeting
with great success large numbers Of persons visiting it
daily.
The exhibition game between the Mutual
and Athletic Clubs ended in the Of the latter
"a Of Q 10 IN ~ innings.
A very fine contest took place on the Capt.
toiue Grounds yesterday between the Boston and At
lanc baseball mines the result being the Of tho
Atlantic Club by a score OF to-
James BALI, age ~, an inmate of the Truant
Home detected yesterday in the act Of attempting
to set fire TO the building by breaking kerosene lamp
the floor OF his bedroom. He locked up In the
First Precinct StatiohOuse by order Of Mayor Powell
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-rhe City Court has
found an Indictment against the cells OF the First Pre-
cnct Police Station unfit for occupation Collisions
vessels passing through Hell Gate with apparatus at
work the occur almost daily
and several craft have been considerably damaged.
GREENPORT.-The Trustees OF this village are con-
strIcting fire we which will cost about 500 As
as IL is completed another viii be begun.
FosTER's MEADow.-Willam McMulnn, while gather
ing chestnuts yesterday, fell from tree and broke his
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
STATEN ISLAND.

tees have been elected First District Gen Albert
Ward John Armstrong, and VIM. Lockman; Second Dis
trict George Bechtell, Theodore Teean, and William
Rose; Third District, Frederick Doderck S. B. Winant
and Henry Mcndeli.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
ruled by the Central Railroad OT, Mr. Vanderbilt

"|"-E .0I I-.'-0 n. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26
To the Voters Of the City of Richmond.

l was unable to support the bill, which
passed Tuesday last, making valid the sub
scr;ption by the city of 100000 to the James
River Bridge Company. AS opposition to
this measure in the shape in which it passed
has been confounded with opposition to the
bridge enterprise itself, [ desire to distin-
guish the two things, and to show that my
vote in no way involved any objection to the
success of that enterprise.
The charter of the city (6Tth section, chap
ter 81 provides that the city may contract
loans or issue certificates OF debt or bonds;
"but such loans. certificates, or bonds, shall
not be irredeemable for period greater than
thirty-four years: Provided, however, that
they shall not contract such loans or isslle
such certificates Of debt or bonds for the purs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26
-. ,n,, ecnts nm the hundred dollars, or

taxes ten cents on the hundred dotlafs' OF
one dollar on thousand. The men WAC
own ten thousand dollars worth ofpropei's
will each save ten dollars per annui' lily
owning five thousand dollars worth "llle" u
save five dollars; and so downwards anu VI
wards Is 1t not evident that no man VIM v, :,
not a simp!cton would "clamor" loua's Ill
.uch A reduction as this' The dupes W.,
soon learn how they have been dece''e", an 'a
will, we hope, remember those VINO h'''
The dispatch is not at all alarmed: II mas Is
move readers even in Southwest sa..
fb,n the Patriot. Its readers KNOW "i'' , :,
condemns and wha; it advocates "eshoulu
,ccl mortified if we could suppose 'i'a' tnc
wood nconlc OF that region could, even upon
=, authority Of the Patriot, suspect US VI
,'r:r;ro 70 he a "woNld-he denagosue'
,ys.,cvcr that is, or a real demasoguc, such
rs FAYEfTE is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26
The Sentiment Of the Southwest.

\. 3. Vcnlblc, Esq, Of the FarmvDle
Commonwealth, writes to his paper from
Salem, Roanoke county, as follows:
"In my intercourse with the people of the
Southwest have Eccn particular to ascertain
thcir sentiments in regard to the action of
tbe LEGISLATURE on the funding-bill question,
and I have as yet met with but one man (and
he from Prince EdwartD who sustains the
/ legislature. All seem to hold that that body
has mistaken the remedy for existing financial
evils. and by their action have greatly
io,nared instead Of relieving the people.
They insist that the evil is in our mis-
crabIc 'black-and-tan Constitution, and if
some timely action is taken to amend and
alter that so as to reduce the enormous
fax necessary to enforce various of its pro-
visions, such as the cumbersome country Or
.r1ization for instance, that would be all
chat is necessary. Many fear that the action
of the Legislature is but al entering "edse
to general reputation of all debts, ana the
object Of its prominent advocates Is TO edll-
cafe the public mind gradually up to that
idea. 1t is an opening of the iood-Gates that
it will take more than giants arms to close.
This view is sustained by the fact that all
who have been known heretofore Us the adj
yocates Of Reputation in any form ale now
hackers of the Legislature. Our opinions
on this subject are 50 decided that we believe
it would be god-send to the State if body
Of Virsinians would 60 and drive the Legis-
lature ont of the capitol and into James
river. That body has proven itself pesti-
lent $courgc to the Commonwealth instead Of
a benefit"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26

We do not care to continue the discussion
Of the test case under the funding act >
with the State Journal. We understand
that it sees its error. II its "nlain state
mcnt y was that the " old Constitution, fairl!
construed" forbids subscriptions TO railroads,
,Sc., then it can easily produce the provisions
it alludes to. We never before heard Of it
DO rot forget that the debt was contracted
before the war.
But tie so-ctlcd test case is no test case
The law now requires the shcrils to receive
the coupons in payment of taxes. No one
disputes the fact. No officer can set it aside
First let the Legislature repeal (or attempt
TO repeaD this provision of the funding act
and then we can have test case. At pre-
sent we can have none. Judge BARTON Wa
obliged to decide as he did, because ther,
was no question raised us to what the law is
But let the law be changed, and issue can b.
Joined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

RICHMOND, VA, August 5, ISL.
T'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run q,
The mail trains leave Richmond at sas n and
z:3o l.. u; ana leave Petersburg at 405 A. ~ and
Freight end accommodation trains leave Richmond
at =, Nj and .a0 7. NJ, and leave Petersburg at 10
The 345 A. II. train will not leave Richmond y,
sS,UNDA1s, and the 7Io F. NJ train viii no. leave
daily train and those from Norfolk viii c0uu,i ~
Petersburg with the 10 4. NJ. train.
n rssIE n ifo SloTeS ll VII take the $50 A.
and returning, leave Richmond on the days .,
The mail trains will stop only at Chester
Thes A. II. train will connect AT Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for
. ,sLEEFiSG;6ARs on the $50 P; NJ: train. running
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Rail.
~ ROAD.-On and after September lst PASsry.
GER TRAINS Will leave Richmond Sundays "a.
ccpteGl Us follows:
Springs, connecting at Gorlonsyile with the Oraugc,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington and
North, and Lynchbnrg and south.
a:35 p. M.-ACC0MMODATI0 for Cor.
louisville, except OH Saturday. which day IL leaves
at Z. NJ. This train connects at GoronSyille With
the night trains OH the Orange Alexandria and Ma
TON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all point,
Northwest aud Southwest.
Steeragc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, H,Sre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and GOthenburg, 10 I'LL points
on this road can be bought Of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond. or can he ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further Information may he obtained st tie Com
pany's Offices.
No passenger trains arc run on Sundays.
a. III. PERRY. General SurCrvteutcr,.
JAMES +. NETIERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26

The Dispatch is patronized by people who
pay for it and pay their debts. They do moi
ask nor expect us to advocate reputation.
We are, besides, pretty sure that we arc
right when we find Fayette McMullin differ
ing with us on any question that has dema-
gogc's side to it.-Dispatch, 18th instant.
We have not the slightest reason for doubt
ing the assertion "that the Dispatch is
patronized by people who pay for it and pay
their debts" And, therefore, out Of its own
mouth lin the light Of its tacit acknowleds
ment of the correctness OF the charge made
is it condemned. The Dispatch cannot deny
that the people are clamorous, and rightlull!
too. for immediate relief from the burdens o.
oppressive taxation. 1t knows too well from
whence it draws the nourishmcnt so essential
to healthy sllStenance to openly disayow
this stubborn fact. And yet, in the face OF
light and reason, it advocates policy to con-
tinue which will double the taxes of it.
patrons, heap untold oppression upon the
people, and inevitably bankrupt our noble
State. But, perhaps, being In the mcshes OF
old Moncybags and doing gratuitouS chore.
for alien Shylocks, while its vaulting anbi
ton aspires to the would-be demagoguc,
what better equivocal answer could the DIS.
patch file than the plea of opposition to de-
fender of equal rights and equal privileges
Marion Patriot.
The Dispatch does deny the assertion that
"the people" are clamorous for relief from
any taxation which it will be in the power Of
the General Assembly to lift from their
shoulders. We do not expect that body to
reduce the rate Of taxation in any degree. Ii
will do we'll if it shall not increase the rate.
Nobody that has three grains Of sense can
possibly hope for amy reduction of State taxes
which would be acknowledged by the people
to be sensible blessing. The percentage
is now only fifty cents on hundred dollars
worth of property. Of this, ten cents is for
educational purposes. No demagogue will
clare TO advocate the removal of this part of
the tax. Or the remaining forty cents the
expenses Of the State Government and of its
asylums and public institutions of eve1y sort
viii require ohe-haf. That will leave twen-
~ cents Oh the hundred dollars, by the saving
Of 4 part Of which FAYETTE's "relief" is to
be manufactured. Now, we suppose that
even the most rampant repudiationist would
agree to levy tax Of ten cents on the hundred
dollars to pay the interest on hcpublic debt.
At any rate, ali Of the anti-fiinders here
abouts deny that they wish to cheat the cred
itors Of the State. This leaves as the highest
sum whichever after partial reputation OF
tle public dsbt-could possibly he saved in
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ciate the fact thatreiief does not mean repu-
diation. or Reputation mean relief They
will soon feel that relief means retrene hment,
reform, economy in the administration q y
stats and county government, increase OF
revenue by collections from new sources,
md by the prompt and efficient development
of the material resources Of the country.
They feel deeply that upon the immediate re
adoption of these measures, and their wise
and faithful execution, depends the OF only
hone of certain and permanent relief: woe
to the public servant who does not IN time
fiIllv understand this Chatham Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26

MT SHAWLS! SHAWLS.-Those 81
STRIPED SIIAWLS worth So are the hes, bargains
ever offered, and so are the DOUBLE SHAWLS at
$3.50 worth $3.50; BLACK MER1NO, BROCIIE.
and CASHMERE SHAWLS ut all prices; MISSES
SIIAWLS at 7jc. would be cheap at 81; BREAK
FAST SHAWLS at 81 and upward, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
in 60 12l3 and 12lJ Main street.