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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-20
City Council of Vermilionville.
Regular Session, Sept. LIST 1873.


Present: Aug. Monnier, Mayor, and
Councilmen L. P. ReviIIon, F. c. Lstiolais,
VIM. Brandt, II. Land'y,and Il L. Nc.
Bride. Absent Messrs. Jos. O. Girouard,
and Olivier.
The Council was called to order and
Or motion it was resolved, That the
demand Of the Public School Board being
informal the same is hereby rejected.
Resolved, That ali persons residing with
in the limits Of the Corporation Of Yer.
mi'ionvile be and are hereby ordered to
see that their yards are cIeansed of al
trash, and that lime is thrown in their
priries at once, and all persons neglecting
to comply with the provision of said reso
luton the Constable is hereby requested
to have The same done at their expense.
Resolved, That all trees obstructing the
sidewalks or hindering the drainage Of
the Streets, within the limits Of said Cor:
poration, must be cut down after ten days
notice to the owner or agent Of the pro-
perty, after which delay the Constable is
authorised to cut and remove the same at
the expense Of the owner.
The following account was approved |:
TrevilIe Bernard, '$s 90.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
A. MONN1ER, Mayor.
II. NJ. BAILEY, Secretary.
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Be CHEERFUL.-Look happy,
if you do not feel so. Present a
cheerful exterior though your
heart and mind be troubled.
Never wear a face which, as Sid
ney Smith says, lis breach Of the
peace" DR.. johnson used to
observe that the habit of looking
at the best of a thing was worth
more to a man than a thousand
pounds a year, and Samuel
Smiles observes 1--WE possess
the power to a great extent of so
exercising the will as to direct
the thoughts upon objects calcu-
lated to yield happiness and i'm
provement. rather than their
opposite. In this wsy, the habit
Of happy thought may be made
to spring up like any other habit.
And to bring up men or women
with a genuine nature of this
sort, good temper and a happy
frame of mind is perhaps. of even
more Importance, in many cases,
than to perfect them III much
knowledge and many accom-
pli.hments. u
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Mistaken Identity.

Simmer really deserves pity. for it Ger
tainlv was uncommonly rough on him
He was going,up to Reading the otha
day. and when he reached the depot he
happened to look into the ladies' room A
woman sat there with lot Of baggage
and three children. and before lie couIc
defend himself she flung her arms abou
his neck, nestled her head upon his brea~
and burst into.tears. Simmer was anna
zed. indignant, confoundea; and ere ht
! could find utterance Tor his feelings. she
exclaimed: 20, Henry. dear Henry w.
are united at last. Are you well ? Is Aun,
Martha still alive? ITavn't yon longcd to
see your own Lonisa!" And she looked
into SINNERS face and clung to him and
smiled through her tears
MADAME" said he, solemnly, If am
the person alluded to as Henry permi,
me to say that you have made mistake
NV name is Lemuel, have no Aun: Mar
tha, and I don't own solitary Louisa.
Oblige me by letting 60 my coat 1t ex-
cites remark"
Then she buried her bonnet deeper into
his waistcoat, and began to cty harder
than ever, and said. 20, Henry. how, how
can you treat me 500 How can you pre-
tend you are not my husband Z"
MADAME" screamed Simmer, "if you
do not cease sopping my shirt bosom and
remove your umbrella from my corn.
shall be obliged to call the police. Let
me 60, I say"
"rhe children are here" she persisted.
"They recognize their dear father. Don't
you. children :"
"Yes, yes" they exclaimed, "it's pa, its
our dear pa" And then they g'appled
Simmer by the trowsers leg and hung to
his coat tail.
Womsn !" be shrieked, "this is getting
serious. Unhand me, say" And he
tried to disengage himself from her en-
brAce-while all the brakemen, and the
baggage. master, aud the newsboys stood
around, and SAID his conduct was Infamous
In the midst Of the struggle stranger en-
tered with . carpet bag. he looked ex-
actly like Slimmer-and when he saw bis
wife in SINNERS arms be became excited.
and be Aoored Simmer with that carpet.
bag, and sat on him, and smote his nose
and caromed on his head, and asked him
what he meant. Simmer was removed
on a stretcher, and the enemy went of
with his wife and family ia cab. He
called next day to apologize. His wife
had made the mistake because Of Slim.
mer's likeness to him. And now Simmer
wishes he may soon be kicked in the face
by mule so that he will resemble no
other human being on earth.-Mar Adeler.
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The truth.seeking spirit and
the spirit of faith, instead of be-
ing opposed. are in the deepest
harmony. The man whose faith
is most profound is willing to have
its assertions tested by the seve-
rest scrutiny. And the passion
for truth has underlying it a pro-
found conviction that what is
real is best ; that when we get to
the heart of things we shall find
there what we most need. Faith
is false to itself when it breads
truth ; apd the desire for truth
is prompted by an inner voice of
faith. r ..
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Che Gafapettc Aouertiscr.
TERMS
r,o>, HVVTDEIN nnVT ADS -.

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
in Gdrance. For six months, 81 Is.
Per Square, 90 lines or less) ......... 81 so
Every subsequent insertion. ion.......... Is
Announcement of candidates for Office. :. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work, except by special agreement
Cards stating mercy the names. business and
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
Go- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication. 'or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount Of costs deposited.
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STRING OF PEARLS.

Better the foot slip than the tongue.
In time Of prosperity, friends viii be
plenty.
Good preachers give fruit and net flow
ers.
When man ceases to 60 up, he begins
to go down.
A man, like watch, is to be valued for
his goings.
II is not what we make, but what We
save, that makes us rich.
1t not what we eat, but what we digest,
that makes US fat.
F!atte:y sits in the p,rlor, when plain
dealings is kicked out Of doors.
Friends are like fidd:e-strings, they must
not be screwed too tight.
It is not what we read. but what we re.
member, that makes u wise.
Blessed is the man that maketh short
speech be will be invited to come again.
A good kick out of doors, to some, is
better than all the rich uncles in the world
He who is always his own counsellor,
will often have fool for his client.
never trusted God, but that found
him faithful nor my own heart. but
found it false.-DYER.
Life is a great poem and religion, love
and music are the sweetest OF its stanzas.
Learning is wealth to the poor, an hon
or to the rich, aid to the young, and sup
port and comfort to the aged.
"Of all your trees, which yields more fruit y
Says be,
"sir, the best fruits come from my Indus-.ree.'
For drunkenness, drink cold water: fo'
health, rise early; to be happy, be honest
to please all, mind your own business.
Some persons are above our anger, 9th
ers below it. To contend with our supe-
riors is indiscreti IN, and with our interiors
is indignity.
Run not after blessings; only walk in
the commandments Of God, and blessings
shall run after you, pursue, and ovcrtake
you.
"Slandcrer felt serpent bite.
What followed from the bite The sefpen
died =
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A painter, being asked to es-
innate the cost af painting a cer-
tain house, drew forth pencil
and paper and made the follow
ing calculation "A naught is a
naught E; three into FIVE twice you
can't, I'll paint your house for
fifty dollars"
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A LUCID ExpLAxAr1ox.-"Sam said
a darkey to his ebony brother. chow am it
dat dis yaa telegraf carries de news froo
dem wires ?"
"WeIl, Caesar, now you s'pose dar am
4 big dog; don't d'lieb dat !"
"You jess wait minnit Use only 'lus-
tratin'. you stupid niger. Now, dis yaa
dog. yon see, jess puts his front fsets on
de Hoboken sho'. and he puts his behind
feets on do New York sho'."
"Yesser."
Nov. s'pose you walk on dis yaa dogs
tail in New Yovk"
"Yesser."
"He'll bark won't he I"
''Yesser."
"WelI. where will dat dog bark I"
TN Hoboken, I calc'late."
"Dst am jess it! You walk on de
dogs tail in New York, an hs bark in
Hoboken and dat's de way de- telegraf
works!
"Yesser; dasso-dasso! Youse right,
BY golIey!"
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For SNle.-An Al light four horse
wagon, perfectly new and complete in al!
its parts, iron axle trees. Apply 10 Il. L
Mcbride, G. p. Connolly, or to the I'D
erritser office. auy. 23.
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MASONIC.

4 STATED Meetings of Hope Lodge, No
~ las, A.. F.. A.. NJ. will be held at the
~ Lodge room in vermilionville, on
January llth February 9Th March Sth; A.
pril 18th Nay 10th June 7th and 24tb July
5th August End; September 9Th October. 4th
November LIST and 29th December 27th.
BY order Of The W.. NJ.
J. H. WISE, Secretary.
January 11th 1873.
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A Danbury gentleman of sixty
years writes his letters with a
lead-pencil, and then carefully
applies a blotter before doing
them up. He says nobody, un-
less he has used sand, can under
stand how handy the blotters are.
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Notice. Sugar planters desiring the
services Of first class experienced Sugar
Maker, would do we'll 70 apply to the
Advertiser Office without delay. Certifi-
Gates Of competency and thorough knowl-
edge Of the business, from prominent su-
gar planters Of the States Of Texas and
Louisiana, and Of the Island Of Cube, can
be shown.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-20

A precocious boy in a public
school out West, who stands high
in geography, was recently asked
by his teacher where Africa was
located. He promptly answered {:
"All over the United States"
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Church Ufreclo,.ag.

Church Directory.
SERvIcEs at the Methodist Church, every
Sunday at IL O'clock A. NJ. and evening
Sunday school At 10 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thnrsday evening
All cordially invited to attend.
]. N. BROWN, Pastor.
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Josh Billings Prayer.

From tn many friends, and from things
at luce ends-Good Lord deliver US.
From wife who doant luv us, and
from children who doant look like U.s.
Good Lord deliver us.
From sna,x in the grass. from snaix in
our butes, from torch-light proseshions
and from awl nu rum-Lord deliver US.
From pack pedlars, from young folks in
luv. from old ants without money, and
from khoIery morbus-Lord deliver Us.
From welth without charlie, from pride
without sense, and all rich relations
Good Lord deliver us.
From nuspaper se's, from pills that amt
fsick, from females who faint, and from
men who flatter-Lord deliver US.
From vi,tew without fragrance. from
butter what smells. and from cats that are
coartin-Good Lord deliver Us.
From polytitions who pra and from
santes who tipple ri kofii, red herrin and
awI gras widows-Good Lord deliver us.
From folks that wont laff and from them
that giggIe; from tite butes. easy virtsw
and ram mutin-O, Good Lord deliver Us.
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NOTICES FOR ALL.

Envy no one.
Always ready.
can if l aciN.
Dare to do right.
Initiate the good.
1dIeness is a crime.
DO one thing at a time.
Be gentle, be courteous.
Mind your own business.
Work while the day lasts.
Diligence insures success.
Labor couquers all things.
A tree is known by its fruit.
As we SOW, so shall we reap.
What you doldo thoroughly.
Not hcw mueh, but hoo aoell.
Speak the truth !; act the truth.
He liveth long who Iiveth we'll.
EXCELSIOR, higher and higher.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-20

An old negro woman ATTEMPTED
to light 4 fire with coal.oil in
Lexington on Saturday, and Of
course the usual obituary is pub
lisl,cd.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-09-20

The Khivan war seems to have
been healthy to a great degree,
The Russian loss amounts to
twcnty-one killed and ninety
two wounded.
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Taken Mu

Taken ollo
DY the undersigned. near Mrs. Sosthena
ID Mouton's plantation, 10 this parish,
one brown creole horse, about ten years
old, and branded on the left shoulder thus:
30
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take it away.
II. L. MONNIER, tR.
Sept. 6, '73.
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When has !, man a ghost of a
chance ofappcasing his appetite .
When he's a goblin up anything.
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For Cash O1e1,y.

MEssRs. PLoNsKY 4 ROGER
Nl merchants, corner of LAFAYETTE and
Main streets. Opposite the Court Hou.e)
have adopted the cash rule; and will here
after sell for cash only. Purchaser will
please take notice, and consider the ad
vantages offered BY house doing busines.
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap
Selling for cash. they have always the cash
to replenish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; anothe,
anu important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Messrs. P,onsky h Roget have a large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes. Boots, Saddlery, Grocery. Glass
rdrt, Hordware, 7iiiaware, and Wooden.
rorEs, dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents iu this place for
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
-
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gcAssdises 0tsssUelles.
1ssigsd isicsns se.pectueusement
!! u!1sn1 4 ls public en- general,
Ia disscasahent Do II Nouselle.
!. - atsck complet de- mar.
- ~ go:
slsa1Qes sache ct de Fan
! les,s qu.iits..
a yU&kS, poss danes et
Casquettes--
4 uadhsss = ssfasts.
elaeats touts fats a Ia
1At1k
AUST
Asst i Groceries, vetretie,
= Qsiacailler;e.
vS1O dstostes sostes,
Q1F@ERIEs FINES.
sass pssr Nosl ct e Jour
! BcttcS ct de Bottines,
~ = tostes qualities.
- destaavast p'ss dsbite
pssetsss dass le snaeasin.
.. A. GARNER.
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TUGE-DE-PAIX dams ct pour le 3me Ward
ID Paroisse Lafayette.
Bureau rlnprimerie.
vefmillonvflle, II, Jan. 1871.
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Brashear Csty and Bayou Ter-
MILLION Packet:
80 Flora,
tnIIN pQApp M.efA

10 connection with Morgan's Louisisna
and Texas Railroad. will make REGULAR
WEEKLY TRIPS, leaving Brashear City
every MONDAY morning, taking freight
and passengers for all points On Bayou
vermilion AS high up as Wilkinson's land
ing near tho Vermilion Bridge.
Reference M. p. Young 4 Co.
Anril 10 1879.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
DIRECTORY FcR ADvER Users.

AMUsEMENrs-FouRTa PAGE-Tbird, fourth, hfth ano
= sixth evlrm-
.ArEEsrn FACE r.zru column.
'.nGL LsEAsoN-TulnrxrsrH p.es.sSth snSii column.
BoARDERs Pasn"Frst second
BoAhp 9Fa sB ifprs Huf sn
a5f sfHs p4crv col
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-Nnru PAeE-Finh and sixth
cry REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rn,RD pAcr-rrst
cLEkRs SIs'n AND sALEsMEN-sr1rrxsrH PAGE Fourth
zsS em
coAsTWisE I sfEASshiPs~srcosD if PAGr-sxth col,
BFT Sa fourth nth
and sixth columns and sncoSD PAGr-First, second.
DWELLING ana aos Spsl To Ef FURNISHED AND UN.
FukNIsHED-FounrEEsTH PAaE--first and second
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoSD PAcE-Ffth and
Exc5NsoSsmsns Sissh sSss@ns pAos-sixth column.
FfNANcIAL--ELEyEsrHP PAGE-fonrth column.
hSp
FouRrEESrH PAGE-second third, fourth and fifth
sssMIS smn
HELP P4cr-rOurth
HELP wANTED-MALEs-s PAcn-Fith col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-THIRD PAeH-fifth and
uorsI sA!h Ia column columns, p.or-s,x,,, oo,,,
HOUSES, ROOMS, 10, WANfED~FoUnrH % PAer-First
ard second columns.
oS AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALh-fHrRD fAGr-
LEcTURE sEXsoN-Turnp PAer-sixth column.
LOAN LOAN oFFIGES1THIRrEESrn M A1 PAcs-sxth \. column
MARBLE MANTELs-TouHTEnsTa faeE~F,ith column
nsp
MrscEIaNEas nEh and hh coq%ps
v,vcP1 PAGE.sixth sEd1,s COLUMN ~ 49,, p,o, ,o,rn
ausicAEAseuRTs PaennThird column si'A '''''D
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE--sxth column.
odsS
PROFESSIONAL RoFsGEss'TNL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT Of THE CITY FOR SHhE OR
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHxNGE-TnlED PAcr--second
REAL hsTArE Hai fo''V 'WVANTED-ru,RD PAar-rhird and
RELIGIOUS NoTicEs-FounrrEsrn PAer-sixth col.
SALES fIdEFoaTin column
SPECIAL NoTiOEs-TmRrEENrH PAcE-Fiith and sixth
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, 4C.-TnIRp PAcE-Fifth col
Column
TIE TpEFnTwEP M FdR P4SswFifth eqsmn
WANTED 10 PURoHAsE-FouRrH PAcE-Third
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-THIRD PAcE-second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 1C.-THiRrErsra P1SE~sixth
The New York herald., 1873-11-16

English Walking Jackets, Do.mans, Talmas all the
latest Berlin and Paris fashions at inducements
Beautiful English Walking Jackets in all wool beaver,
beautiful shapes, from IS upwards
Ask Tor our elegant $l2 English Walking Jackets.
Special Berlin design OF The English Walking Jacket
very fine beaver scoloped and heavily colored edge at
SIS, real value $50
All wool Ottoman Shawis, reversible, at 81 IS
Real English Waterproof ut S9c positively worth 81 So
Ladies' Balnoral elt Skirts At 99c 81 - 81 45 and up
wards all fully 40 per cent under price.
Ten cases Blankets at 81 50, s. s. 80 So 90
Real English Blankets all WOOL full size 81 So worth
81 30
FLANNELs, FLANNELs, FLANNELs,
Cheap Cheap Cheap.
~ hedngotes, cost $lf % ohereu az 80
Curtain Laees, beautiful patterns, from 13c. to 81 90
The New York herald., 1873-11-16

The melville" black Alpacas winning golden en-
comiums customers We the only
American agents for the Melville brand. and offer
them patrons at less than they sold In England
These Alpacas are interviewer with pure Lse cross
thread have rich lustre and warranted
to change color. We cordially invite examination.
We sell
Melville No at lsc No. 29c No. s. 3ac No. 4,
l9c No. s. &c.. No G. 69c No Z, 79c.; No 5 esc. No.
Q, sgc.
assortment of fine Brilliantines Mernos, Cash
meres ThiDets Henrietta Cloths BaratheaS Crepes.
Bombazines &C. &c; all reduced
s0O Yards Dress Goods &C l2,sc yard worth Sc
3ca>es real French Popn, beautiful colors. at 35c.
Very finest Cashmere, all colors at Gle. 81
iml nrt
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
DRY GOODS.

n ALTMAN 4 co.
ss!.1L CONTINUE
THEIR OWN POPULAR
AND EXCEPTIONAL
GREAT OFFERINGS
OF BARGAINS
u ALTMAN d CO,
BEING RESOLVED NOT TO BE ExcELLED
IN THE OFFERING OF REAL BARGAINS,
have MADE STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE HOUSE.
AND FROM Averaging REDUCTION
MONDAY NOVEMBER IL FROM FORMER PRICES
UNTIL of FROM to AS PER CENT
FURTHER NOTICE. ON EVERY DOLLAR
WILL MAKE and, in many instances,
Extraordinary Offerings SURPRISING
of OVER $4,000 DOLLARS IN cnEAPNEss
WORTH OF GOODS, THE PRICES OF 1857,
AND EQuALLING
ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY
in Offering Great Bargains
| An examination of the succeeding specialies
Is URGENTLY SOLICITED.
FOLLOWING
PRICES.
| y ALTMAN Co,
ssi AND 1913 SIXTH AVENUE.
NEAR TwENTY.FIRsT STREET.
7 AIDES, s,xH AND MISSES
MUSLIN & CAMBRIC UNDERCLoTHING
| at the following prices
LADIES' cHEMIsEs 79c, SIC, &c. 81 TO- 81 2s 81 IS.
sri%%sd with 81 a. 81 50, s2 81 10 81 90.
| fine Hamburg embroidery
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES, 81 Is, 81 IS, 81 a. 81 ss and
med sssi s Nigh! ase h0sss asS 15% rs 81 50 and
Hamburg embroidery >'r
| Ladies' fine muslin Draw-)
slnRsa Rsan %sn 1as sss sn &c. 81 TO- 81 50 and So
| Hamburg embroidery,
ss!.s; ssyssi tow, Sas a
E1tsnsiEf slssss, yasisay asa of
INFxNrs WEAR of every size and style
T AIDES co;IgMEs,
| L. SUITS,
| HOUSE ROBES &c.
BLACK SUI s5ls WALKING $50 sss"sss :ss s%s Is $50
H'sss": s..s$!?! e.. ss,,. .'' St, s., and So.
coLoRED SILK
CASHMERE Viking Saa SUITS.
NAVY EElHg. sHgns AND 4sb ssb BHgis1sLp BHH ssM
0t5Ef oEfvE GfhaSwSk hRowks, FALL '0A0hs'
$50 81 ~ 81 81 :s%' ;is. ;ss $40
BLACK MoHAIR sl4 50, SIG So SIS
ALPACA ans SUITS, SO and s22
MORNING RSM IN @RAPfERs, saSo ss ana upward - ~
SWISS EVENING COSTUMES,
| in every variety, from $l2 to s2a
G CISDaokfsa SDaofaAss GREAT kNDucrIos At
sA'Ssfii SaIkiSG nc JACKETS PRICES
Elegant embroidered Dolmans, at $50. ST. s25 $50
Fine beaver cioaks sI2 sl4, SIG and sIs
Ladies' CLOTH sACoUEs, at SC. 81. S. $40 to sla
English haSsi Msisay stylish sacse s s s SIC SIS
Ladies' e'stn ssn:i. s.a hair H''"s''. e. e. .,c SIS
PoLONAIsEs and 500
cashmere or '''p dss fsiona,.s. and ''s
u ALTMAN CO.,
SIXTH AVENUE, near Twenty first street
RLAcK. sILKs,IFINE FuRs.
honnet 70 Spse Seyets ye!ye Lsass saS Ghiansns
Trimmings, and Flannel All
! Fringes Undergarments. at
| Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves, Great
| Laces, lIlandkerchiefs Bargains,
| lace Goods, Corsets, skirts,
| Ribbons, Paniers, &c, follows
| Fine Paris also,
Fancy Goods, Housekeeping
| Fans and Goods
| Leather Goods DC, &c.,
| (NLOAK vELvETs
Best Lyons Cloaking velves Sc So $40 and $ll per
| yard.
Superior Coaking yevcs So So - & 81 rs and IS per
| yard.
Best Lyons SILK Trimming velvet S27a 50 rs, 81 and
| 81 20 per yard.