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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

LONDON, Dee. .. a westerly gale,
causing considerable damage to prop
crty, prevailed yesterday throughout
England. Many bi 'ldmgs were de
molishcd and others were damaged.
In this city large number Of pe-
dcstrianS were dasle, to the ground
by the hurricane. Street lamps and
advertising boards W ne blown down.
Many persons were injured by The
flying debris. Eight ships were
blown ashore at Plymouth. The
flagship NarcissaS parted her moor,
ings at nev0nport, but the crew
succeeded in anchoiiug her before
being damaged. Thc gunncry ship
Cambridge and three small mer
chantmen also parted anchors at
Dcvonport and were blown ashore
The crews were rescued.
The telegraph wires in the north
Of England, which were deranged
by the storm of yesterday, are not
yet working. Dispatches from all
other sections Of the country bring
intelligence of great destruction OF
property. The gale was as severe
i'll Wales and Ireland as i'll England,
and was accompanied by lightning
and rain, alany towns We're flood
ed. Several vessels are ashore in
Cork harb0r. The damage to prop
erty in that city is very oreat.-
Many buildings were uuroufcd and
trees blown down. The pinnacles
of the tower of St. Thomas were
blown down while the congregation
were at worship, and falling on the
roof crushed through into the body
of the church. The people were seiz
cd with panic at the first intimation
OF the danger and rushed from the
building. None were killed. and
their escape is regarded as miracu-
lous. The Lehona, from Sundtr-
land for New York. went ashore and
was wrecked off LoweStoft. The
crew barely escaped with their lives.
Many OF the huts used by the troops
at hldershot were destroyed. AT
Oxford the chapel of Oriel College,
Oxford University, was badly dam
ged, and the freight depot of the
Great Western Railway was entire
Is demolished.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

Senator Summers proposition 10
take the names Of the battles in The
late war from the battle flags of the
various regiments, is an insult to
every Union soldier in the country.
We TOLD these men when they vol
unite red to defend the country, that
they were fighting for the dearest
rights Of mankind-'lat we would
halow their names through all com.
ing time. The people OF this coun.
try will ,lo it though thousand re-
ercant leaders advise Otherwise
Perish the thought that truitors and
loyal men are equally deserving of
honor, merely because they fought
hravcly. Shame on yon, Senator
Sumner. How are the mighty fal.
len.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13
EtsE,es.

In Coiintll, Oct 30 M of lung fever, Mrs
Sarah r., widow of Guy Chambcriu, ofrcach
am, aged ~ Years.
"Aslccp in Jesus blessed sleep"
~ Matanzas, Cuba, Oct 18th, Charles j.
aged 3G years only SON of Mr. Thomas Muir
ply, formcrv Of this 'ilaac.
In Top. ., Nov. 10, Of typhoid fever
Charley Henry, cllcat caid of john aud Ma
~ Miles, aged yrs, mos. md u days.
He died the death that childhood dies
Ere hearts are stained hy sin;
With joy he saw Heavens gates unclosc
with JOY lie entered in
And We, who laid the wax like hands
Across that pal,ccss breast
Felt that the soul, like the wasted form,
Had entered into Ecst.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

The BoSton Daiiy Jounal still
maintains its position as the leading
newspaper in New England. With
in the past year it has been enlarged
and improved, and has greatly add
ed to its facilities for the collection
of New England news, by tcle.
graph. 1t is more widely taken
than amy other New England first
class daily. See prospectus.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

4 rumOr comes from the West
that Jesse Il. Grant. the President 5
father. will retire from the CoNing
ton, Ky, post Office; and that he
will be succeeded by the Presidents
brother inlaw, Rev. Mr.. Cramcr, at
present United States Minister at
Copenhagen.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE NEI.SO,

RESIGNATION OF JUDGE NELSON.
The resignation of Justice Nelson
OF the United States Supreme Court
was received by the President Mon
day. Judge Nelson retiles from the
bench after twenty-soyen years ser
vice in his present position aud forty
IN State and federal courts. Sc ser,
al names are suggested for the va.
cancy, and it seems generally con
coded that the appointment will GO
either to New York or the South.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

The Boston Giobo says: "Onc of
those rare coins, the Massachusetts
Pine Tree shilling, bearing date OF
1920, has Just been dug up at Por;s.
MOUTH We should think it would
be r0rc, rs the first settlement OF
massachusetts did not commence
until the DIST of December 1920 and
the "Pinc Tree shilling were. not
coined until years aiteWard.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

1t appears from the report Of the
sixth auditor general that mail dep
rotations and the expenses Of Spcci
al agents in ;hc post Office depart
mcut have cost the govern cent,
during the past fiscal year, the neat
little sum Of S2,7SJ,2J3.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY DEC I3 1872

The Brooklyn InioR states that
Schuylrr ColiaX has been offered
the chief editorial chair of the Irj.
bpac. rs successor of loraccGrccley,
aud that he will accept it, 1t is also
reported that Mayor Hall assumes
the chicf citizenship Of the Ncr0'd
January /, ami that Bennett will
shortly leave on two years Euro
pcan tlip.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

While there was "a strong move
mcnt in our State Legislature. which
has just adjourned, 10 abolish the
death penalty, the people of Iowa
are laboring TO have ii restored.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

Gen. Sherman's report shows that
the actual force of enlisted men in
The army is 2j,3jG, and 2,l04 COM
missiOncd officers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

the farm contains $50 acres-sixtv of heavy
wood and timber. with Sugar Orchard of 5000
trees, within loo rods buildings Apple Or.
chard of $50 Trees. grated fruit 100000 fl
of Hard Lumber. mile from Saw Mill The
lumber is worth s. per thousand in the log at
the Mill and 5000 cords Wood. The farm
cuts from 30 to 40 tons of llay-with Ma
chinc-l00 loads Of Manure in the yard.
House / with Ell STORIES, finished from eel
lar to garnet. Barns and outbuiltlings Ill good
Running and never-failing water at house and
barns. located within mile of one of the mos
pleasant villages IN Orange County near
churches, good schools. sc.
viii he sold for s2500 Terms easy 5000 ia
$1,000 down. the balance 500 a wear. A good
working man can pay for the farm in two
years in Sugar. or in three years in wood and
lumber, and have plenty LETT. This is the
greatest bargain ever offered in Orange Coun-
ty.
A. J. Russ.
Bradford. Vt, Dee L. lS72-2stf
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New Advertisements


DECEMBER q, 1872
The annual meeting of the stockhollcrs of
the National Bank of Ncwhuly Will bo held at
their Banking House on Tuesday, the 18th day
of January, 1874, at ~ O'Clock, \. NJ
list. To see IL the stockholders will vote to
amend Article ird of the Articles of Associa-
tion by redncing the number of Directors re-
uurcl hy said Article 3ld from seven Ia five
end 10 elect Directors for the ensuing
year,
Ar W. TrNNEY, Presto
A, SHERWOOD, I Stockholders.
GtoRGE LIsttE, tusl'r
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

70~y tho great
csterie- Of modern
-cienco. few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this cf-
fec'ual remedy for all
di-ea.cs q the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
tfl., Il ~ vlrt.es,
throughout this and
otiaar eountrio las
SHOWN that II doc.
str,iy and cncctually
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

DRY GOODS.
"A. wsl ocsr. ea mospsy, Apran
''''S SIX. s;,I Sssijs Sc; Fl ~ .s;' -
'''' ssI (; s.;;:;; :s :issr :;;i ; s
Nor REE9 SETa.rg SEIs "a; aS:f g. n sssq.s,O.
c"rL0HrSs TSSS aIScs N s,,,y ,ssss .a'''''s''a
rseesas = y .s,s ssd 4 y !. .'.s ssa q
Az IMMENSE ysSsa2sasssrs srSss 2s .scSTs AND 1rssHs
PARIS AND s$S; ssssSSs ana rsrn..rD
rAxrr s,-'ss:ss sosskf slp-Tsi Tsi~sisSs sassss &C
at atextremsiy attractive prices
BROADWAY. FOURTH Aytxrs. NINTH AND TENTH
HousEkEErNs ooons.
request ,he attention % their Genas. sa.,omer ana
strangers 70 '"''' LrSsss. Ia sss ssis2rrisas a'fi
Napkins, ycssii'es:, yss"ss.:. s,sss.,. se,se
FGRSrrURE cosRRISas,
Embroidered Lace cur,ans crsonnss cern'ee. Mirrors
AT4nHc4iSss TrgEETSc r rs sqPe & and prices UNUSUAL
Please call and examine.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AyEsgg NINTH AND TENTH
T. STEWART a co
A. VIM S0SSAS TSIsigR Iya stSsss' ssss' '''"'A 's
srRAMR ENGLISH BODY saussRIs at u per yard
ROYAL wILroNs, a. per yard
rsr; s.S qS1SS Ssr FeSSSn oy
Elegant velvet pile Aubusson Carpets In one piece;
Also an mo EunoEhlSiis pSS So'KarrKs in Carpets car
petings Rugs, Mats.
Old English osS'f' xsS ssss sa sfaTsa aisiS"s by FAC"
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS,
A CARD TO THE BROOKLYN LADIES
N wFcHsT.ER ABRAHAM,
297 and 20 Fulton street near johnson,
Brooklyn.
will offer this week special bargains
Black silks. al the lending makes,
guaranteed IS per cent below usual prices
Striped Silks, every style,
Japan silks and Popiins all The novelties
Also enormous stock of
Cheap Dress Goods for suits, Grcnadines
Black Goods Housekeeping Cottons and Linens,
Hosiery, Parasols, Sbawls,
Llama and Thread Sacqucs Pointcs, &C.
In our Suit and Mantle Department wa offer great
job of
Cambric Wrappers fully trimmed, s27s
Linen and Lawn Suits from - 90 10 tla
Also,
Paris and Berlin Suits in silk popn, Ac,
at corresponding low prices.
W. A. guarantee their stock TO be equal In variety
and price to any In New York
Encourage home made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28
DRY GOODS.

Ar RICHARD wKAREs',
(ouR ONLY sroRhl
,,. We s would r,ssgse.fgy g snnaanss 20 our
In ali orr different departments an uEleaAiis
sfiFHsd iEsss Hnff ffsD spt srNifs iiHsssSi sodiss Ss
We SsHs Gen msae %s are sss n asn. % our s % m
.ussss, sps r "a 81 sPsS ;Ss:s ss sssg as9aly s..p
SILKS AND DRESS GooDsT
Examine the quality good. .,@pars prices
ons 'sp Pes wSfi q risia SsS lsy sfss s yard
lso piece. AlssSa e s1'S SS rl
80 pieces best silk and wool Bask drsaad.ns.
large o 81 sps% Sri s%a ans ,s f Ssss s
Striped and plain & na and 1sfi Variety
perae Dolly f%GSe yardeas and cscoss in rshs
sps ssss % !; % Il :ssss" 81 e. ":
s!sss white sass SIscs lyons srs perfect in aai'A,
Hsays
to bs the Sl, cheapest goods in the market
Bcn2ess and rapssier silks q 50 and - ~
We Year opening S.Ss2
shawls, sacques, Taimas and Paraso Covers.
very 'ssS.f 4sS ssaw
Very hne sil Llama msH shawis, sis sis, $40. SIS
Grand display Of Millinery Goods, Trimmed Bonncts
- In latest and most fashionable designs, at
the new shapes in Frames Straw
Bonncts and Round Hats and superb
sy1ass about 'ti%%fS ha Slaasay as's = s:ss sls
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS NOW OPENING.
All the and delicate shades of plain and
nan and S gns granR Rsu" fonms. Nesses and scar
fs'd os doaaa a%% sa esfR roman @ RES wide,
wide ssS ins rd ho%s sS ssss ss T.
Ladies' Windsor Ties AZ! the GeW shades 4sc regular
Rich cporea Fsa p ana es Tns
elegant assortment
uNDERGARMENT AND CORSET DEPARTMENT.
ohem'se' tucked front aas ana a fine muslin &c. ss'
chemises fine MUSLIN s%95older0d !. trimmings 81 .
Drawers good muslin BIAS tacklng cluster ,ncks asc
AND tuns SansG R'ss @
y with % na TS WaSe @ aS
from lowest price to finest imported
Corset Covers Hoop skirts Paners newest shapes
Ladies' and Chlldrcn's Suits.
sso ana nsrssilass faa Sasl
Childrens Linen Bq!,ses, braided q % a q 7a
'A'isH; sin: H%ss$s:;s$s Es:s !s
Very stylshly trimmed Linen Suits $40 to $l6
RICH LINES OF REAL LAcEs IN
One ass rs1
Neck Rulings In every make now in uso
Hamburg Edgings and Inser ings choicest patterns.
HOSIERY GLOVES AND UNDERGARMENrs,
Every make and quality to suit all ages
Fine Kid Gloves 65c. best Two-button, $l
HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
L nases si sHf Se
Large Linen Linen Napsn NaSK Il y doze
PARAsOI.s AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
In every STYLE Tourist Promenade for Ladies and Chill
dren, lined and unlincd.
ALL OUR GOODS WARRANTED EXACTLY AS REP.
RESENTED.
entire establishment ladies VIII nnd the
same uniformly low prices prevailing, and the same
attention will be extended to all, whether
they come to purchase or inspect
RICHARD MEARES,
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
Our only store).
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have rsdnssd IN price ssss ass % ~sss ."' o "'" We
The ''fsf TiEs ssy's.sl
BcARFs and
Of the richest material and pattern just opened.
RLEGANr WINDSOR scARPs, suited to ladies and
gents, IN ah tsc new shades at
We would call particular attcntionto
qys &ss
per half dozen.
in 4 tns %1fis isssst s,sfH styles SI aaos or
made to order.
Genemen's Jean Drawers, pantaoon shape. ISL 20
BOYS Jean Drawers 6Oc.
$40 do1 a'ntlemens Linen In. a.sepy cu isc or 81
Genemcn's Striped Hose and fancy Balbrrcans in great
variety and ali sizes Real SaSiissan Hssse u haif
100 doz half Hose English double feet worth % 80 g So
per dos. -.
Boys cossamcf Vests. soc
insFsa' 'aFstS JsSaSif1s' 4 sfssst've prices
One lot sns sMsS :s sssss e. frame um0re
A great bargain.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
We have lust received large
invoice Of useful and attractive
ssnlon saSa tS o TnGh wa about Srsss
ishing or going into housekeep-
Linen Table Damask, extra bargains, at &c., 75c, ST.
u l0and u 70
KAFHrSs Rspsf sa%'ss s'4s1 n:sfyS :: " worth s.
NDouBLE DAMAsK NAPKINS. 81 u. 81 50. 81 70, So
ADoUBLE BARNsLEY DAMAsK, 50 so. 81, - 80 to 49,
90 60
e27o up to -
.@INcM DOUBLE DAMAsK TOWELS, s.. So 81 So
ia QUILTS, 81 So s.. 50 80 81, ~ 80. s. up to sls
nAQUILTs, honey very handsome, g. worth s22s.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, - 10, s5 50, ss 50 to
IAMBouR LACE CURTAINS, very elegant sl2, s4 80
sr7, go, up to $50
Nottingham and Applique Lace Tides, round, square
Plain and silk embroidered Table and Piano Covers in
and sFsaa fns
city.
HOSIERY.
ooc. per pair. A GREAT BARGAIN.
JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
ass . :ua rs Wi %hs fna s
ffIF AND
LACES
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH GILT SETS AND EARRINGS,
DOLLY WARDEN FANS,
In tastefnlly pointed satin and silk
BLACK AND GILT AND WHITE AND GILT FANS,
handsomely embroidered In satin and lace,
REAL gs si YTs s s to s.
LUBIN's CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, TIC.
ArKISsoNs CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, &c.
Fine stock Of celebrated Perfameries.
Toilet Articles e every comprising very beau
tiul articles, ut lowest prices
Hair Nets, &c.
Choicest novelties and
greatest bargains In
all departments,
this week, at
n ALTMAN co ,s ysl and ys Six IN avenue
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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TKAvELLERS GUIDE-FoURTH PAcE-sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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w spsa ss soH9Hx p AerS some
ihs choices, brands In the marts,, which win 6s
ron ! sss % the aoswns sew prices Particular a''sn
coLoRRp Silks. SPECIAL nou.,I,,.R s,ARG1INs q
JAPANESE siIxs -osSs~.~
Very I,sa s.ass SIN. 81 ID q 80, 81, q - and g.
vsry rieh ooiorsd siIs y q, q 30, 81 10 and g.
Very rich japanese sllA. Soc. and csc.
Very r,eh Grisslies ss. ssc, q lS 81 IS and q 60
WE WILL ALSO OPEN ON MONDAY
large and attractive stock Of RIBBONS and LACEs,
Y Real and Imitation Thread LAcEs.
Real and Imitation auipurc LAcEs.
Real and Imitation cclored Cluny LAcEs
spartan Iaees Lace ves rsra.o Covers, Lace Col
Neal 'r Llama ana sSs@S' ssi 81 = and nd sis -
Many of the above goods auction, and sold
Al grest sasrlnce.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
Contains an the latest shades Of GR0s GRAIN and Taeta
Ribbon sashc TIES scarfs and Bows In the most fashion
ether house in the eny.
Large Assortment q NEW PRINCES,
LOOPS. BUTTONS and oRNAMENTs,
TRIMMINGS made to
sTSsfssr HTSsaf e. sSlSISi SSTich. Il
GLovFs-Nctwifhstoadin an advance Bargains
r ,hs msrsst We shah Offer our KIP inu,
wcek- Gloves.
me most .lee, stock Of ladies Gents aud xissesi >
shation Asi .iosss, al reduced prices
rARasoIs.
We desire 90 san the attention Of ladies to our
very ane and eegant stock o. rARAsoLs,
La UuQ of he xfr tp~ ma "A fact fure A MI
sss,yss S,s. rsr,o e1e'.s .ea aror,%ens rS.s I In
nss .lis hs"d,ss Ties in,,, y ~ asys Sy,es'
barSains
sts s ss sa,.sd d. s.sss21s sssa ;S''s !; sss
lew being now ON hand
cHrrpREx,s SILK PARAsoLs. Ruined.
Ivory Handle, 81 10
Rsr,s scasss rARAsoLs, lined an eo'or', worth s.
Real psnses rARAsoIs, with handsome border, lara,
White Ponses PARAsors, frinsed A2
job lot OF
white sik rARAsoIs, adapted for Lace Covers ~ 10
Bcautln, Serge PARAsoIs. in blue, brown purple and
black, cane handles, % 10
large and hsnd,ome assortment Of Crepe PARAsoLs
remarkably cheap
chansesble asR PARAsOIs, all shades Comedian and
reaiIyory handles. very elegant article at our popu-
Isna.sme ss,s. rsRAsoLs. largest size. with four
bound with silver, worth - a,se 2s
s' sgs" % Ss is' ssss; ':sS
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EnRIcH's TEMPLE OF FASHION,

"A EHRICHS TEMPLE OF FASHION,
will offer on Monday the
greatest argains offered
In black silk Gimp and Fringes
We have purchased during the past week the entire
balance OF stock of large importing house at terrible
sacrce and enabled to sell the same ut less than
gold OF importation.
FOO pieces slk Beaded Gimp at s2 50 per piece worth
fully 50 rs; 100 pie~es fine Silk Beaded Gimp at S3
worth mlly p 0 800 pieces fine silk Gimp, at 81 rs.
81 80, s. 20, 81, 81 80 s. 80, Sc and upwards
No doubt the cheapest goods ever before offered.
An inspection of these goods is cordially solicited
Black Silk Twist Fringes, at SIC. SIC, 45c bSc, 0c &c
and upwards all bargains; black silk hand made
Crochet Buttons, at &c dozen; fine black silk Head
10 per cent under price.
supplied in any quantity less than down.
town whole sale prices
Real Thread and Guipure Laccs
Our real laces need comment
They universally acknowledged to be the best
quality and the cheapest offered.
Elegant Patterns real Guipure full inches widc at 6Oc,
worth Soc; elegant Patterns at &c. Soc, soc and 81.
all beyond comparison; elegant Patterns full Inches
inches wide, at 81 %, worth fully 81 75
N. B.-We have paid duty o Of Guipure Laces,
arrived the Weser containing 6OI pieces.
upward of 1900 yards, which we expect to open
during this week. Among the same some very ele.
CANT and entirely designs, and respectfully ad-
ladies who have been waiting for the same. AS
ladies who have been kind to order from
samples delay In examining the goods, they will
doubt be speedily sold OF.
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.ArANtsg PoPIIN, stripes, very nne, 4sc
fUULARD POssEt, all silk and wool, boc. Ia 7yc.
10 zoe Ths real barsais.
OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is complete, with very nne as
sortment OF Goods, including
ramesc oo,h. Bombazne Crepe. Cloths serinos Ae,
greatly reduced prices
LApIEs srfr DEPARTMENT
sSNEsy sisSS iSS Min SpS5 sryrS
10 PROVE THAT 80 oriIER House cAN CoMPETE
S M T Wi TS raSb apS
with suipure and cluny laecs-rrcai bargains
nl. sLAsE ss W.. sgs & IS, ns,; & s.sq @ :. POLO
wonderfulysheap $5a
SPLENDID PARIS AND BERLIN SUITS, $50 and up
SUITS IN cREToNSEs, SATIN STRIPES, PoSGEEs
Japanese silks and Irish roplins, in great variety
"l'' %ards '' ''' ''"''"'e '"'"' ''o" w NJ" W
LLAMA AND REAL LACE sAcQrEs AND suAwIs
in beautiful patterns, at 10 per cent below Broadway
prices
Dolly vardens Of the most unique designs O. 50 upwards
most elaborate styles In
ES $iSEShIx ia HsSs, Are ,; beyond competition ", -, in
BAPTISTE
Fine Victoria Lawn suits, with rolonaise or
side plaitings, WS.
LINEN SUITS, in or shades skiri with two
deep plated ruf,ics. Polona-e or oyerskirt and
basque TRIMMED 10 match $50
WHITE LAWN SUITS trimmed with side plated rune
and diagonal tuckine $50
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS skirt trimmed with Hamburg
insertions EN- ponte on a plated rune,
Polonaise TO match, " NJ.
BISHOP LAWN COSTUME, consisting Of skirt. poIon
aise ana Watcau cape, trimmed e'sboratciy
with white cuny lace, SIS 90
BEAUTIFUL WHITE and LINEN LAWN SUITS,
tuckng and French embroidery
The s stock s e GAGo sEpsa rsTs.s
city, at el and upward
ROBES, trimmed elaboraely with runes, punhng dag-
onal ucking embroidered insertion and edging q N
SWISS AND ORGANDIE ovERsKIRTs and POLO
NAISE, deliberately trimmed with Naienclcnnss and
Swiss insertion and edginp. ~ ~ aud up.
LADIES' USDERcLoTnrNG DEPARTMENT
Full line of ladies' and misses Gauze aud Gossamer
Vests, sold formerly at Ioc are now offered at sss
The best regular made Ladies' Vests
w-ssts "0r" n ""-
CoRsETs,
comprising the complete assortment q
handmade. woven aud French cousil of the
PINE FRENCH CORDED soRsETs superior quality,
ssc; sold elsewhere AZ ~ ~ -. 60. -,
Woven Corses beautifully embroidered 10 bones, sold
formerly at %, now offered ~ ~ ~
LADIES' HOOPsKTRTs PnsTIrHEs rANrFRs AND
BUSTLES, at prices which cannot be- approached
BUsTLEs. extra size, u springs reiaed ELSEWHERE ~