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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
NEW YORK, May %.

NEW YORK, May p,
COTTON sales 1890 bales. mid. uplands 241s
FLOUR state 9 8 % SIS; round hoop Ono
sos 9l0S o western 6 90gl0 40; southern e5sl3 50
WHEAT $4,000 bu; No. 2 spring l69al79 !; new
2 do /: winter red and amber western 1900205
CORN 5000 !; new mixed western i3974;
co
OATS-sales $4,000; western $3.50
PORK . new mess, l.. 03l3eo old.
prime, 1900
LARD s3sa s}s steam: kettle, sS'
BUTTER-Westn, 1Ig24 SUITE 1882.
WHISKEY Western free. ~.
RICE-Carolina, 81 s9&.
COFFEE-l51a Gls1S.
sUGAR-Porto Rico. a ;Muscovado. sHss.
MOLASSES-N. o. 5jg5s
SPT5 TURPENTISE-a62
ROSIN- 83G5
PtTRoLEUM-crule, l3al34. refined, 80.
TALON 9d95s
FRElGuTs 10 LIVERPOOL Cotton. lag
KID, Hour Us, Cd wheat 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
Mr.. Greeley's Letter Of Acceptance

Mr. Greeley has accepted the Cincinnati
nomination in the following letter to the
chairman Of the convention =
New York, May 20, 1872,
GENTLEMEN Il have chosen not to ac-
knowledge your letter of the Sd inst, until
could learn how the work of your convention
was received in all parts of our great coun-
try and judge whether that work was APP
proved and ratified by the mass of our fellow
citizens. Their response from day to day
has reached me through kilograms, letters
and the comments of journalists, indepen-
dent of official patronage and Indifferent to
the smiles or trowns of power. The num-
Der and character of these unconstrained,
unpurchased and unsolicited utterances sat
sfv me that the movement which found ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
Fire..

Portland, Me, 22 The house and stable
of Emerson Kilgore in Waterford. were de-
stroyed by fire at three o'clock this morning.
The fire was discovered by lady living near
who rushed in just in time to save Mrs.
kilgore and tive children, who were lying
scnseless on the floor. At eight o'clock this
evening Mrs. kilgore had not revived suffi-
GENTLY to speak. but it was thought she
would recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

10 tie Uonordb{s Board Of COppfy Commissioners
for he Coarnty Of heaRedec.
\ OF petitioners, selectmen Of Wet Gardner,
l respectfully represent that the boundaries
and monuments of the road leading from the city of
Gardner to Horse shoe Pond bridge, from the city
line 10 W. II. Merrl's, cannot be found; that it Is
necessary that the road should be defined and cul.
Yelt built in order to remove indictment found
against the same last october term.
We therefore pray your honorable body to view
said read and locate and bound the same at your
earliest venience, and make such alteration a.
vuU may see fit.
JOHN D. HERRICK,) seieclmcn
&c. DOUGLASS, OF
r. III. DOW, >Wert Gardiner.
West Gardiner, May 90 1872
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
Forty-Second Congressional Session
WAsHISGToN, 20.

WASHINGTON, 20.
SENATE.
The Senate re-assembled at 8 o'clock.
A number of bills were reported from
committees and placed on the calender.
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of the supple
mentary apportionment bill, which gives ad-
ditional representatives to several states
which have large fractions.
Mr.. Hitchcock moved to add Nebraska, as
entitled to en- additional representative. The
amendment was rejected and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Cameron, the Senate at
4 O'Clock proceeded to the consideration of
executive business.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported without amendment the
House bill to prevent certain U. 8. officers
from practicing in courts in certain cases to
amend the criminal proceedings under the
act of March 3lst, 1865 and to provide for
holding L. s circuit court in the western
district of Missouri. Also an amendment to
the House bill amendatory of the act estab-
hshlng department of Justice.
Mr. Howe, from the committee on claims,
reported without amendment the bill for the
relief of Connecticut and other States also
the House bill to pay the awards of the
Southern claims commissioners, with amend
ments striking out the appropriations for a
few small claims.
Adjourned
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New York stock Market.


w" HONn 'I'Iy
Maiiposa do plun Canton Co. 93Ia Cum
berland Co. - Western Union Tel. Co., Z.
Quicksilver mining Co., 81 Pacific Mail. SIX
Boston Water Power, 80; Adams Elk. Co., 0sH -
Wells, Fargo Co., ~: American Merchants ia
Ia's u. 5. En-. Co.. A4s MY. Central Il Hudson
River, 9Sa do. scrip, s3; Erie, IA do. pid ST F;
Harlem, III: do lfd 80 Reading Mich.
Central, ~; Lake shore and Michigan Southern
90. Illinois Central lSG; Cleveland Pttsburg,
Chicago Rock Island lii,s; Mil 4 st Paul 5sA,
do. pldr.st; Toledo, Wabash \ Western, ,5k
do. ptd 81; Piitsburg Fort Wayne, &c; Terle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
To the Ladies Of Augusta.
Miss E. L. Dockendortf

Has iooms at Miss Howard's No. !, Church street,
where she is prepared TO cut Ladies and Chrens
Garments of all kinds by the
Taylor System.
at her roons will go out by the day, as custom
ers prefer.
Trusting to her past experience, she is confident
of pleasing all wanting work in her line.
am constantly receiving each week, patterns
S. Il. TAYLOR and Demorest Ladies wishing to
finish up their own suits woud do well to call.
T.. l.. DOCkENDORFF
Augusta, April 20 1872. maylS.t3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

We understand that the young ladies Of
St. GATHERINGS School in this city, will make
an excursion to Portland to-day and some
very pleasing services will take place at St.
Luke's Cathedral, Bishop Nicely officiating,
in which they will take part together with
the boys Of St. Augustine School in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
Launched.

Bath -. Launched to-day by Goss 4
Sawyer, thre masted centre board schoon-
er. Of about two hundred and fifty tons, not
yet named. She is of peculiar construction
and built with 4 view to carrying heavy car
goes in shoal water. She is owned by Staples
( Philips Taunton, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

Messrs. Mooren & Morse, machinists,
Journal building, have just completed s.
horse power steam ongne-a fine little ma
chine, for J. p. Rackliff, Sawyers Mills,
Starks, who, We understand, will devote it to
the manufacture of wheel hubs at that place.
Bailey, photographer, made some pictures Of
il before it left town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

IT Is No WONDER that invalds lose faith
in all specifies when so many worthless med
icines are advertised for the cure of various
diseases; but which when tried are found
wanting We have yet to learn, however,
of the first failure of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds, and pull
monary disease. may2l-+&w3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

held at Lewiston yesterday, renominated
Hon. Wm. P. Frye for Representative to Con-
gress, By reclamation. +. f. Shaw of the
Oxford Democrat, and A. II. s. Davis Of the
Pennington Chronicle, were elected delegates
10 the National Republican Convention to be
holden at Philadelphia, and John J. Perry of
Oxford, and Seward Dill of Phillips, were
elected alternates. John II. Kimball Of Bath.
was nominated for Elector. Resolutions IA
voring Grant and Colfax were unanimously
adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

AFTER fair and protracted trial of Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphi,es, we con.
slider it very valuable nervous tonic, far
surpasses many others of considerable repute,
aud well worthy the confidence of the profes-
sion generally.
A. II. CHANDLER, MD.
Ii. A. JACOBS. VI. d.
MoxCroH, y. B.. Nov. 9, 1867.
may2i-+&wlw
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Two men who own farms adjoining "hea-
ter piece, near Whitefeld, have worked
themselves into fever heat as to which shall
buy the property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

Mr.. Wilder W. Perry, of Colby University,
our Watervlle correspondent has been APP
pointed agent and reporter for the Associated
Press. He will continue to send items, how
ever, to the Journal, as he has for the past
two years, his work for the Associated Press
and correspondence Of special local interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

The time for holding the State Convention
at Lewiston has been changed to Thursday,
June 18th, by an agreement of the State Com
mittee. The change was made in conse-
uuence of the Commencement at Bates Col
lege occurring on the day previously ind
Gated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
New York Produce Market,

Haute,22 DO. pfa 4s- Alton, III do, pfd lls
Ohio & Miss. ASH: Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23

The masons loperalive) complain that t:.e
frequent reports OF fires being caused by "a
defect in the chimney have a tendency to in
jure their business, and that such reports are
often cloaks to cover up either gross careless
ness or criminal acts on the part Of the in
sured. 1t is hardly possible that all the fires
thus reported are caused by defects in chin
mics. But if they all were so caused, we
think the people in this cold climate haven't
got quite ready to dispense with chimnies.
They will continue 10 be built, the Inasons
vocation will continue to be piled; brick ard
mortar will continue TO be in demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
The w Gather.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May ~ 7. NJ.


The lowest barometer will move Nrtheast
over the northern portion of the Middle and
New England States. The area of cloud and
rain will extend eastward over the latter to-
night. Clear and pleasant weather will pre-
vail very generally un Thursday from the
lakes to the eastern gulf and the south and
middle Atlantic coast, with westerly to
northwest winds, and extend over New Eng
land Thursday afternoon and night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
IoraI ano State Nrus.

Cold Water Temples have been formed 1t
Owls Head, near Rockland, and at Enfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
liOrSt

Mr.. Wheeler of New York, introduced a
bill granting twenty-fi five acres of the military
reservation at Plattsburg, New York to the
New York ( Canada railroad company.
Pas sed
Adjourned.
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tHarriro.

In Waterylllt. Eth inst, by Rev. y. W. Potte
Nathan ". Taylor OF sidney, 10 Louise y Lane OF
Segun formerly of Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
Cincinnati Produce MARKET

CINCINNATI, May -.
Mess PORk-l3.Oo
LARD 81.
BULK MEATS-sides Ga a
RACoN-shoulder, "a clear rib IA sides ~
WIIISkEY-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-23
STONE DAM

PROPOSALS will be received for building a
| granite and cement dam across Kennedy
Brook, until June /, 1872. Address AUGUSTA
WATER COMPANY may2ltlw
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Extract from Executive Committees Report n The !
state sunday school Convention.


state sunday school Convention.
Figures indicate that the CongregatiOnalists
are taking the lead in gathering children into
thtir Sabbath schools. Theirs i the only
evauge lical church in the state that has more
sunday school scholars than members OF the
church. With only 1867 members. they
have -, 1872 scholars in their Sunday schools
The Methodist church with her II .Gij MEM
bers in this state, has 20,22. scholars in her
sunday schools, being eighty per cent of her
membership. The Baptist church has a larg
rr per centage, for with her membership of
10 ,,9}. she has :, 81 in her Sabbath schools
being 90 per cent. The Free Baptist has II
per cent for her membership is 1906, and
her Sunday schools include l2,47S. Though
the Episcop&lians are not included in this
ganzation, yet II May be appropriate for us
10 remark that they are operating in this work
on the same scale as the Baptist church. their
l.1s4 scholars in their Sunday schools being
80 per cent. OF their membership of l.S53.
But the Universalist denomination afford the
largest proportion OF Sunday school scholars
10 members ol ci-uiCi', the. haNlHS ~ Suhu'y
schools in the state, and only 20 churches,
AMP Sunday school scholars, and only ,o9l
members, which is - 1 to /. Thus the Sun
day schools Of this organization are shown to
have an attendance of 70, 1928, and if we could
include the Friends, whose statistics we have
not vet been able to obtain, and those of the
Episcopal church, the aggregate would be in
round numbers Is, 900. Thus ont of popu-
lation of G2G 9l5, one out of every Is at
tends an evangelical Sabbath school.
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3ten.

VI the National Military ASYLUM, OF CONSUMPTION
2lst inst, Daniel Donovan, late Of Co. /, ri Mass
Heavy Artillery.
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State Pensious.

THE COMMITTEE on State Pensions will be in
1 session at the Aldermen's Room on each Tues
afternoon, for the purpose ofreceiving and consd-
erng such applications for State Pension, as may
be presented before them. E. ATKINS,
A. II. MERCHANT.
Augusta, April 81, 1872. aprl9 t4w
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York MOneY Market.

NEW YORK. May -.
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Washington. -. The vote in the Senate
on the labeas corpus ill was-yeas 90, nays
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31

VIRGINIA RErupIATIoE.-We received let
ter yesterday from an intelligent subscriber
in Kentucky, native Of this State, who
fought for Virginia during the late war,
earnestly commencing our course in resist
ing the folly which the advocates of relief
measures" would force upon us. Another
subscriber, in Washington city, q Yirginian
and ex-Confeder,te soldier, the son of man
who once represented his country at
foreign court, speaks the same language. We
published in our last the views of a Virgin
ian in London, protesting against this mis-
taken policy. And this is the feeling of all
Virgnians abroad, who feel just pride in
the hitherto spotless reputation Of the old
Commonwealth.
A gentleman who was once largely en-
gagged in our railroad projects told us day
or two since that, being in New York some
years ngo attempting to negotiate the sale Of
railroad bonds, there happened to be present
at the same time a gentleman who represent
ed the Mississippi Central railroad on SINH
lar mission. Neither State had any connec-
ton with the bonds in question, but the Nir-
einian negotiated his bonds on liberal terms,
while the Mississippian, with the odor OF
State reputation about him, failed utterly.
Are not such examples as these worth pom
dering ?-Ly1achJnrg Trgintdn. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31
North Carolina United States Senator.

North Carolina United States Senator.
The telegraph tells us that the Republic
cans Of the North Carolina Legislature took
lille or 10 part yesterday in the election OF
United States senator, claiming that the
Legislature had no right to elect one at this
time. They claim that when VANCE was
running for the same place and received a
majority of the votes cast he was ineligible
to the sennte, and therefore thevotes cast for
linn were thrown away, and that consc-
9ucntIy ABBOTT, who was the Republican
candidate, and received the next to the highs
est number Of votes, was at that time law
fully chosen to represent North Carolina in
the United States Senate. The claim is 6
very absurd one; but we have known the
present Radical Congress to violate the Con-
stitution on pretcxts not one whit better.
Nevertheless, rs the Federal Senate has sue
cecdcd in getting rid Of VANCE, it will proba-
lily permit RANSOM to take his seat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31
: 80 ~ =.-s4ss- ~ =. 2. ?
Now R{SOkAs

1gnbc. or a Southern V,llegTGtnrd a
Winters Talc.n BY "Filia," Author VI
"Agpcs Graham" "Lucia Dare, eU;,
etc. philadelphia: CLAYTON, kEMsEN !"
UArTELFISGER. 1872. :,
You don't know what "villeggiatura' ,
means, So the author guessed; and theie'
fore she SAYS in the first line Of her preface
" yillcrpiatus-couutly diversions or resi-
doncc y The book Ia small one, In paper
covers.
For sale By j. ". RASDcLfHS ESoLlSh'
the Comprehensive Speaker. Deslgn oa,,n roi
.bs ,,se OF schools, academies, iyceums'
Er, Carefully selected from the best au-
tSnrs With notes. BY Henry 1. COATES.
Philadelphia: PORTER " COATES ;.
Tb;c &c indeed comprehensive speaker"
T. contains more specimens Of oratory and
~ -,;ro than VIC have ever seen in any other
hoot The book is intensely northern, not
- cav Yankee, in its tone. The second eN-
tract is from DANIEL WEDsTER's speech
(. against secession" as the compiler phrases
il. The BEEcnERs, the SUMMERS, the CHAN
SIsos, the ADAMsEs, the CHAINS, the CHoATE5,
have full swing. There are few specimens
of oratory taken from the speeches OF south
ern men, but these do uot.show tho southern
side of any question. A. Il. STEruESs, IS
famous Union speech is here. The book Is
worth having if you canforgive the conquer
for his manifest injustice to the South. For
sale by J. W. RASDoLru & ENGLISH.
Tse plnge' FsG 't1;or a Of So5 Siaroa Sy
and Merchant" &c, Sc. With uiusua-
tions.
This |, ono OF ArsLr-oSs' "Librrry Of
Choice Novels" Tor sale by WoopHcUsE d
PARuAN.
4 Leaf in the Storm, and other Stories. BIy,
"OcIpA," Author Of "Fo!lo tarlne',
"Cndcr Two Flags" "IdaIia," PUCK,
etc, With two iull-pasc illustrations
Philadelphia: j. Z. LIrrNCoTT& 90. 1o'-.
The author is we'll known. The novel Is
or sale by NooDuousE & PAEuAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31
n = tho rolI. 30 members were

On the CHI uAS AO1'5
found present. o.ed that further pro-
..o Mir under the call be dispensed With'
Rejected. ,dio,,rr Defeated.
w. sprAErn submitted the question wne-
.,,ar.ho snrpcant-at-A Arms should be INSTRUCT
su' - ,sl,c the absentees into custody when
W. ,1.as w carricd and that officer so directed.
Mr. MATHEW moved to postpone ,u.'n EI
proceedings under the call until ia a. u
tomorrow. Not agreed to. o,. -
During these proceedings over elsn's 20 VI
the abaentees, excluded from the nool a tha
constructivcly under arrest, gatncfeo IL wv
gallery and in the rotunda.] ,-o-
On motion Of Mr.. KELLY, 1urtLei ,I I,
cecdings under the call were dlspeaseu " o. o.
Sir. GILLIAN moved to ADJOURN A'e''"'
noes, So. .,a uouso pro.
cccded to business.
BILLS PASSED.
House hin for the relief OF the suretleo VI
Rrniamin Robinson, late sherlh o. "ie'Ao
COUNTY with Senate amendment:
Sn,,aie hin TO incorporate the fotohiac
land and Improvement Company: A.,
cnnate bin to amend the charter Oh Tie
Gaslirilt Company Of Norfolk. ,,o
IIo1,se lin TO extend the sanitary )urlsalc-
ton If thc Board of Health OF the CITY OF
Richmond. .,,o o,ortor # tho
town of Culpeper. .,.or
Scnatc hill TO incorporate the BrldgcWatcr
md Rawlcy Springs Turnpike Company.
number Of bills were read and advanced.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31
The Homestead Law.

We believe that with single exception ali
tie circuit judges in the State who have had
occasion to pass upon the homestead law
have pronounced that feature Of it which is
termed Retrospective" violation of the
Constitution Of the United States. The SUI
preme Court Of Appeals of Virginia has
never decided case involving this point
On the 18th of March next this court will,
we understand, commence the hearing of
appeals in the cases arising under that act,
and will then and thereafter hear the argu-
ment in every such case. We do not know
what questions are raised in the several cases.
Perhaps the one mentioned above is the most
importaut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !


OUTLAWS EXECUTORS us. KRISCH-
l. MANLY decree In this cause entered 6J
The Chalccry Court Of the city OF Richmond op the
18th t is ordered that this cause lie referred
TO one of the commissioners Of this court, 20 asc-
tain and report
l. What real estate is owned by the defendant. Re-
bccci krischnan and james Il. krischnian respec-
lively; and If they own any, their respective rights
and Interests therein.
2. The actual and annual value thereof.
g. ThcamOunts due the plaintiff and AL others, the
creditors. Of said defendants respectively, having
liens by Judgment or otherwise, and the order ana
priority thereof, conyclng such creditors BY PUBL
cation In some newspaper published IN the gay o;
Richmond for four weeks successfully, which snHl
be equivalent to personal service Of such notice on
tie parties T.,
sues and profit, OF the rcslestate o; the detenaan.
win pay the debts proved under Tive third cls,Ss
above mentioned within Eve years With 'ucu ou!ef
matters" &c. ,,,-,,,
takc notice that have fixed on the ESD day OF te,-
rl,ary next. nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ st my said otecc 10
mako the inquiries required al.oyc.
HENRY HUDEhLL,
Commissioner In Chancer!.
JoHv DryLor, q. ia ls-W*"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-31

ANOTHER FUNDING B1LL.-By reference to
our legislative synopsis it will be found that
the special committee Oh the public debt has
agreed to report 4 BILL We are not prepared
to express our opinion fully upon it, but are
inclined to view its sinking-fund provision
with favor. The chief difficulty that suggests
itself is as to n guarantee that even this will
be allowed to stand. The entering wedge
has been driven. What security is offered
that the next Legislature will not repeal this
bill and enact a new one, and thus go on
spending say $4,000 every year or two in
the printing Of new bonds and other fund
ing expenses Pedrisburg Gazette.
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$500 is,PIECTAL NOTICES.
NJ THE GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
WINTER GOODS WILL DE CONTINUED.
A FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRIcEs-ALL
GOODS TO BE SOLD BEFORE OUR RE-
uovAL TO THE NEW STORE.

WHITE EDGE BLACK SILK at sI.7s worth sl.so
per yard;
BLACK sILK a. s1so, ellis, q, and ss.sa-all very
SIZE and WOOL vELoURs at 81 worth $50;
Pr1RE, SILK md WOOL POPLINS ut sl.7s and
sIso per yard worth SITS and g.;
DoUBLE-WIDTH ALPACAs at Csc. worth &c.
REPS for ladies' and gentlemen's dressins-so"n''
the best goods. ut &c. worth s5c.'
DE LANES for dressing-gowns, hanasone pa
terms, at zoe. would be cheap Mt 2Sc.;
u,NnCo,rF niaGOSAL TWILLED PLAlDS Of
&c. worth CSC; ,-,--
WIDE, DIAGONAL TWILLED PLAlDs, war
ranted all purc wool, ut CSC worth sl:2S per
PLUN- COLOR POPLlN PoINIELL1 ~ 'O''
worth Sl.25 per yard:
EMPRESS CLOTHS, warranted all Wool as ''' w.
PURE WOOL sATTEENs at COO. worth 81 par
yard; oor ,,IIDs =,
CSC worth loc. per yard.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS at 4oc. worth 75c.
p l CREPE DE PARIS, full yard wide, at SOC.
gLACKALPAcAs at Is, 40, IS, Soc, and up to $3.50
per yard;
RoMBAZINEs, Of the best manufacture, at Sl.75,
slso, sl.7s, and 81 per yard, all exceedingly
cheap and much below regular prices;
TAMISE, BLACK ALL-NOO DE LHlSES,
BLACK FRENCH MERINO, POPLINS AND
EMPRESS CLOTHS;
HANDSOME EMPRESS CLOTH ROBE DE
CHAMBERS at elo worth SIS;
FRENCH MERINOS at great bargains;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS Of every descrtp-
ton at very low prices.
Now is the time to purchase your DRESS GOODS.
You will find tho largest best assorted stock, and the
CHEAPEST GOODS, ut
ja30 LEVG BROTHEKS'