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THE LUMBER COMBINATION.
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ANS
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BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ANSON G.
PHELPS DODGE.
IL will be remembered that during the sum
mer sensation was caused ia business circles by the
failure of OF merchants and iobbers tn TINS
CITY, Canada the West and elsewhere, formed for the
purpose of controlling the lumber market The aggre
cate paper of the combination about $l0,0000o
Efforts were made to settle the matter but 1t appears
that some Of tho creditors OF the combination have
sought for relief the Bankruptcy Courts Arson IL
Phclps Dodge is the person Immediately involved by the
proceedings.
The National broadway Bank, Ivy its Cashier. John L.
Everett has filed in the United States District Court
petition praying that Arson G. p. Dodge Dexter H.
Chan bers and William Jay Hunt, manufacturers and
traders under the style OF Dodge Co.. may DO adudSed
bankrupts that all the Joint stock effects and property
OF Dodge Co. be taken possession Of that an order 10
show cause issne and that injunction order be made
restraining Dodge and all others from transferring
any OF the property Dodge Co. during the pendency
OF this proceeding The grounds OF the petition set forth
that the National Broadway Bank has claim against
said Dodge Co OF the amount OF "a, arising upon
a pronissory note executed and delivered by Dodge
Co. in the course OF their transactions manufacturers
and traders OF which the following is a copy;
$3.50 "a NEw-YoRK March ~, 1879.
Four months after date promise 10 the order
Of Messrs White & Co. 1854 S00, at our office, No 80
Wallst. Value received DODGE 20.
This note for valuable consideration aud before
maturity was received by the petitioner in the regular
course Of its business. Further that Dodge who com
United act OF bankruptcy in that on July 10, being
OF which was on that day duly demanded and refused
and which still wholly unpaid, and beng traders ana
manufacturers stopped and suspended. and dd not re.
payment OF their commercial paper WITHIN perOd
pff "A
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hotter market would DO obtained IN e'e
future Commission merchants said that nun''I
OF leading styles OF prints were reduced ono Oo"
per yard Yesterday and within few days past D'ea0"u
and goods had been reduced FROM to 10 per cen"
which would have a tendency TO bring M the ua"e'
representative OF the house of Messrs. Law, Harman
& Co. said that prints were down to prices current
before the war; although prices Of cotton ana iaoor
we're nearly double A good many print works talKeu
OF stopping possibly induce their nei0hbors 10 foo"
that course but he thought those mills which were
on "a sound financial basis and had cotton on manu-
would try 10 keep running for the present beiotS
the panic the leading styles OF Dleached anu
brown goods had sold up to the production, anu
all accumulation had been then. Taxing ms no
consideration in connection with the eurtallmeht W
manufacture, he Thought prices would Dc wen maui
tanned hereafter 49,,
In connection with the prospects OF the trade before
the panic aud its future prospects, representative on
the house OF sprague Hoyt Co. said the trade up TO
the outbreak OF the financial troubles bad never pceh
healthier and all for consumption as there was no
speculative trade but the demand had fallen OH 10 such
an extent that 10 was useless TO Manufacture.
a member OF the firm OF ID. s. Brown co. SAID that
during the latter part OF August and tne hrt OF septe
her enough prints could not be obtained 10 satisfy tine
demand. At that time several OF the factories stopped
for REPAIRS and goods could be mad when the iauc
wanted them. He thought that goods were worth as
much two months aud that within the next 80 OF
60 DAYS, II confidence restored he thought It
would there would be good trade as ever before,
and the manufacturers would be again called upon TO
supply the market. 80, -,
Tie impression OF all the merchants talked with
was that the number OF hands thrown out or en-
p0yment is exaggerated. many Of the manufacturers
will endeayOr keep their operatives, as far 40 prae
cable, on part time.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

yesterday in London.
Several agrarian outrages were committed
in Ireland during the past week.
A fire causing loss of 5000 thaers
900 sOO) occurred at Berlin on Monday night.
The telegraphic cable between Annoy and
Shanghai has been repaired and communication ~
opened.
An accident occurred London yesterday
on the Metropolitan Underground Railroad, 10y "h''h
three persons were killed
A telegram from the Central Department OF
China renorts an encounter OF Spanish troops With
hand OF insurgents under the command OF sapsuili.
The former eaptured two prisoners and some cattle.
The London Times reports on good authority
that DEN Cir Garnet wolseey commander of the Asian
tee expedition, took out Instructions 70 oner 'os
.h,,.as neace on the condition that they lay down
thar arms aud withdraw from the territory under Brit
g.hr
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POSSIBLE EXPLANATION OF THE NEWPORT
RUICIUE

NEWPORT, Oct. 2S-The affecting and melan-
ehoy mystery of the suicide ct sctuate Beach, told
by r. w. Higg1nson THE TRIBUNE OF Monday, is about
20 be solved viii be by the following letter,
ceived by the Newport Chief OF Police The prominent
articles fouad with HIM, viz the shawl and copy OF
Byron's Poems mentioned below. will solve beyond
doubt this tragic affair;
LAWRENCE Oct. ~.
To the ChitJor Police, Newport, X. L.: 49,
DEAR SIR: saw Notice OF the body OF . man being
found on Bctuate Beach the 2ith Of October have
reason TO think II me body Of person known 70
me. Will you please send me the description OF tne
should know. Please tell me the title Of the book
was IL q copy OF Byrons Poemsi Please answer imme-
diately, and greatly obligo MARY ADDIk Youso,
No. sss Haverhlst., Lawrence. Mass.
COPY Of THE TRIBUNE containing Mr. Higginson :
letter the suicide will be sent 70 'hs person
by the fret train from here.
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THE ELECTIONS IN PRUSSIA.

THE CLERICALs DEFEATED ALMOST EVERYWHERE
IMPORTANT SUCCESSES or THE LIBERALS.
BERLIN, Tuesday Oct. %, 1879.
In the preliminary elections for the Landtag, tho
Progressists have been successful in this city. The
Liberals have carried Magdeburg. Wiesbadcn,
Konigsberg Erfurt, Cassel. Kiel. Elberfelt, and
Stettin by decisive majorties, and achieved partial
successes in Cologne and Fulda The Clerioals have
carried Munster.
Further returns chow that the Liberals have car
ried the elections in Schleswig and Frankfort, and
have been generally successful in West Prussia,
Hanover and Siesa. Posen elects 142 Germans and
so Poles,
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FINANCIAL RELIEF.
coNEInENrE RESTnREn Inn A MEAsURE.

CONflDENCE hBStOkED in mhAn'"i''
TaiPROvED CONDITION or THE BANKs-rHE OVEN
DRAFTS on THE UNION TRUST coMpANf-iii
FARCE or SILVER REsI1mpTIoN-TIE POST-oFFJCE
SAVINGS BANKS
Wall-st wore a more cheerful aspect YESTERDAY
in consequence of the adjustment of the Lake sorc
loan. the improved condition of the banks ana 'ho
absence of anything which portended immaculate
evil The bankruptcy proceedings begun against
the Union Trust Company were the SUD
sect of much discussion, bat ana not eX-
cite any apprehension outside OF the
circle directly interested. The bankruptcy proceed
ings against Arson G. Phelps Dodge were feature
Of the day The resignation of James il. Banker as
Vice President of the Bank of Now-YOrk was also
made known and attracted considerable attention
The resumption of specie payments yesterday by
the exchange of portion of the $4,000 m SILVER
coin held by the Government against the S4OOOOOOOo
Of currency was regarded az a farce
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THE CANADIAN RAILWAY SCANDAL

RENEWAL OF THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE or CoM.
MoNs-ADDREss OF SIR FRANCIS HNCEs-PEos-
PECTs OF THE DIVISION.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 90. - The debate on the
Governor-Genegaps speech began yesterday and con
tuued until this morning, by Messrs. Mckenzie aud
Huntington OF the Opposition aud Mr.. Topper on the
Ministerial side.
When Parliament met again to-day, after the trans
acton OF regular business debate the address
WAS reopened by Sir Francis Hincks. He VIII Ice
ceeded on the Ministerial side by j. Mcdonald OF Potou.
The Premier John A. Macdonald. Is taking cOpious
notes. and Is expected that his speech Will lac OF
length There a manifest disposition To push the vote.
and many OF the new members from Prince Edward
Island maintain q strictly neutral attitude despite the
efforts OF both sides 10 obtain expression opinion
them II lie thought, however, their vote ~,lI b,
divided.
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CITY COTTON AND PRINT DEALERS.

GREAT DECREASE OF BUSINESS MANUFACTURERS
STOPPING WORK OR RUNNING ON PART TINE.
II is the opinion of the leading commission
merchants OF this city in cotton fabrics and prints that
the action OF number Of Eastern mills In disseminating
or reducing running time, which was be-
gun on Saturday will become stih more general, espe
ciay n the light demand for goods continues The New
burgh steam mills stopped Saturday, re also the print
mills Of Messrs Garner Co., at Cohoes Wapplngerss
Falls and Haverstraw. The American Print Works at
Fall River which makes especially OF printing the cloths
of the large cotton manufacturers are now running
three days In the week full time, In finishing mp the Fall
work. while the sprague Print Mills stopped Saturday
night and the cotton mills reduced work 70 half time
yesterday.
number OF union meetings have been held by the
manufacturers In Massachusetts, and Rhode Island for
the purpose Of adopting uniform policy In regard to
this matter and although each affected similarly.
and 1t 10 thought by the merchants that they will act in
concert no specific agreement has been made.
Law. Hartman Co.. sprsgue. Hoyt Co.. Anthony
a Hail. David 8. Brown Co., and number Of other
leading commission merchants In this line were visited
Yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter, and all expressed I'M
certainty IN regard to the future action Of the ms
though confident that BY diminishing production
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THE Union TRUST COMPANY.

a COMPLETE LIST OF OvERDRAFTs, AMOUNTING j"
S1i3Cg 43-MANY OF THEM SECURED AN
oyFRDRAFT WHICH WAS SETTLED BY CONMo-
DORE VANDERBILT.
The following is full and correct list OF
oyerdrafts now charged the books OF the Union
Trust Company against depostors number OF large
amounts known TO be on the books at the une OF inc
suspeuson have been settled entirely or have been Gov
cred by securities IN the hands Of the Company. The
figures and names following are taken from the table
OF overdrafts Of the individual ledger. made out by
Charles THOMPSON the boOkkeeper OF the Company:
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THE TROUBLES BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
TURKEY.

AN AMBASSADOR FROM AUSTRIA IN CoNsrANfnOPLE
TO PROMOTE AN AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 49, 1873
A Times special dispatch from Constautinople an
nounces that an ambassador from Austria has ar
rived in that city with instructions TO bring about
an amicable settlement of the differences between
the two Governments growing out of the conduct OF
an Austrian consul in Bosnia.
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THE BAZAINE TRIAL.
NJ REGNIER's LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT or TIiR

NJ REGNIERs LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT or THE
COURT.
LONDON. Tuesday Oct %, 1873.
A special dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
from Versailles says the letter Of NJ Regnier TO tue
Duke d'Aumale, for writing which the arrest OF tho
former is said to have been ordered, stipuaes that
three questions only. which no (Regner may be
allowed to designate, shall be asked him on his e1amna
ton before the Bazliue court martial NJ Resnier far
thor informs the Duke that II his request is not granted
be will leave France.
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct %, 1873.
In the Bazane trial to-day the testimony gwen related
10 the communications between Metz and Chalons. No
facts Of importance were elected.
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REPRESSION IN FRANCE.

TRIAL OF AN EDITOR-CIRCULATI0N OF A VIENNA
JOURNAL PROHIBITED IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct. %, 1879.
NJ. Lefevre, managing editor of the Rdppet
tried yesterday the charge OF participating Ia
the acts OF the Commune and acquitted.
The Government has prohibited the circulation In
France OF the Vienna Reue Fie Prose- because 1t has
published attacks on President MacMahon.
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY rELEekAPn.

Capt Keefe and his mate Of the steamer Cont.
nena held $500 boads q 81 Leas yesterday Ter
steamer carry vnans 70 Prise sght
Burgess and bis wife who were on trial al New
Orleans phanaa Of Caroline Louisa Dsssns
kpd guilty yesterday the third Of the Indictment
crime against the psssly fsI vaeh Epssasss
HE.
...Lloyd L. Clary. Editor % The Dai'y Times OF
Cumberland Nd sho shot Acsaay By Jses hs', asa
night custody The shooting ss Of
the sbesloa s article eOnessss Rssys ah sss Csst a
the Ceark
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THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR.

A SECOND LETTER FROM THE POPE NOT PUBLISHED
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 29--5 m.
The Times this morning publishes note from
Archbishop Manning. incosng an extract from hatnae'
Journal in which 1t is stated That the Pope has write"
second letter to the German Emperor, and that this
letter has not been given to the public.
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BERLIN, Tuesday. oct. %, 1878
Prince Bismarck has been reappointed President
Of the Prussian Ministry in place of Gen. Won Room
It is understood that his restoration to the post ear
ries with it the effective control Of the whole
Cabinet which he demanded previous TO his resgra-
ton some time ago.
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CAPT. CLARKE FOUND GUILTY.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.--Capt. Clarke of
the ship Sunrise found guilty counts
Of the indictment for incting cruel and unusual pun
ishmeut on seanen while the voyage from NewYors
20 this port Bail In his has been raised 60 $4,000
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REORGANIZATION OF THE ITALIAN ARMY.

The law for the reorganization of the Italian
army promulgated to-day. The strength OF the
army on a peace footing is dxed at 1900 men.
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Daniel Torrance and associates do not owe andh
never owed the Union Trust Company one cent.
Eep- FORK, Oct. rs, 1873. DANIEL TohhANC~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE PRUsSIAN CABINET.
RFRLfN. TteahaY. Oct. %, 1873.

T
PRrgcE BISMARCK REAPPOINTED MfN1sTER-PRfSi-
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10 the EdffOr Of Ths Trib"He
SIR In "a morning newspaper Daniel Tor
rance and associates. are set owing the Union
Trust Coinpany Az e91 g. Regarding the above have
sne honor " cay that the statement is incorrect
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A l. E X A NDRIA,

CONSERVATIVE INTERNATIONAL COyyEy-
TIoS.-The conservatives of the CITY of AIex-
andria met last night in their respective wards
and elected delegates to the state convention
which meets in Richmond on the 9th of August
next Tor the purpose of nominating a Governor
Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General.
as follows: First ward, Hugh Latham, with
george X. Shinn alternste second ward, Edgar
Snowden, with ID. s. Delaplsne alternate; third
ward, u. Brawner, with j. T. Beckham alter
nate; fourth ward, John Il. Smoot with S, G.
Neale alternate.
CoLoRED MAN KILLED BY THE CARS
Inis morning colored man named Isaac Carr,
while asleep on the track half mile this side
of Brandy Station, Culpeper county. on the w
y, Y. NJ. a. u. 5. railroad, was struck by the
pilot OF the engine attached to the through pas
senger train going north, and thrown against a
BANK with such force that he died in about so
minutes after from injuries received 1t is sup
possd That Carr, overcome by liquor, had fallen
on the track In a stupor. :. . =
STREET CARs.-There were only three cars
running to-day, to one of which two horses were
attached for the purpose of breaking them in.
Wofkmen were busly engaged o-day on the
Peyton- street terminus of the track. and bv
night viii have finished 1t, thus completing the
Wboie road.-Senftnel, last evenin1. -
MY RRsRRv9IR.-Civil Engineers Blythe
and Havener have been engaged to-day in 'iay-
ing on the land upon which the new reservoir
OF me Alexandria Water company is to be
punt. The work viii be commenced as soon as
the surveys are completed, and will be finished
reservoir on the north, and win occupy nine
and half acres OF ground, and the sil n,Tait
surface VIII be 800 by 500 feet.-Ga=ette, last
evening" --g. 4 = = |sr.- 80 'O' 'S'
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GEORGETOWN.

CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE-The shipments
OF coal from Cumberland for the week ending
July 18th amounted to 81 ,143 tons 16 cwt., an
increase over the corresponding week of last
year OF 4,257 tons cwt. For the year to that
date ], 2iI 1877 tons II cwt were shipped, show
ing an increase over the corresponding peri d
OF 1872 Of 1872 COS tons; increase in railroad shin
ments. T1,1i2 tons 10 cwt. During the week
ending last evening 256 boats cleared this port.
carrying 2S,I13 tons cwt. Of coal, the greatest
number (by boats) of any week this year.
IMPROVEMENT OF WATER STREET-Mr,
Thos. Lucas, contractor for the Improvement of
Water street, commenced this morning TO re-
move the old cObble stone pavement This
street, from the X street bridge to its terminus
at The Alexandria canal aqueduct, will be
graded and paved with the Belgian pavement.
MT Lucas, we understand, is under bonds to
have the whole completed in GO DAYS.
HOUSE RAIsING.-Messrs. HOllingsworth &
Coughlan, house raisers, are preparing to raise
the houses near the canal, on the east side of
the market-house. The height there to be
raised is about q feet.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer New York due
here to-day had not arrived at noon to dav,
owing to the draw at the Long Bridge being
out of repair. The schooner Jesse Parks has
arrived to Wheatly Bros with so 600 feet lum-
per. The steamer John Gibson cleared to-day
Tor New York, with COO barrels flour. The
schooner Helen Augusta has arrived from New
York with fertilizer for F. l.. Moore and j. Il.
Dunlop & Co. The steamer Express arrived
from Baltimore, with a miscellaneous cargo,
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RAILROADS.

pEhhsYLvAHdA AIR LINE TO BALrI.
MOBE, PHILADELPHIA,-
s Sd,v, h y III BosIos. and ali - 49,
THkOlGH BETWGKN WASHINGTON AND
INV fOkk WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Tue equipment on this hoe N new and of Inc most
eleSsnt and i'm proved finish.
pshras Pdyior Co.'s DAY rdsss.
fslnas Palae SespssE Cars os Ntgk TN1sHs
On and sher s;eb p. Sunday, yune 18Th ls7s
ur, TWO TRAINS DAILY iessspt sunday
snI IN. run pesveen wsshihston and New Ysrk ~
.onows leaving the Passenger Station Of the Bslti-
NJ sna rotemse Railroad, northeast corner Of 6th
Leave Washington ga O. m dsi.y except Sunday
Leave WASHING toa SIS D. m. daily,
Arrive New York g IA daily
Leave New Gork $50 a. daily ercert Sunday
arrive asstneson IS m. daily ex cent sunday
Leave New lork $50 N daily.
Arrive W Arlington So o. m daily,
Connections are made ~ New YORK with steamers
On soupd; New York, New Haven and Hartford
= New York Oesuai and 4 udson River n r.:
hne hsilv ~, and steamers n n<aeen River
lSe o. lou as by any othe4 route
Bagesge called FOR sud checked At hotels and rri-
vse residences on ORDER left nj the following Offices
wnere tickets and informatiNn eau be Obtained
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna. ave. north
east corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.: Passenger
sts',nn Baltimore and Potomac r., corner Oh
and streets. I'D. 4. YOUNG,
Jelly General AGENT
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THE COURTR.

POLICE COURT, Jsdse SneH-Today, George
BurreI; charged with driving over a flag footwsy:
fined SIS. Arthur Brent, profanity; IS Kate Tishi,
man, profanity In the county; IS.
. ANOTHER DOG CASE.
John Atlwell was charged with kee ping an NJ muz
zled and vicious dog; dog ordered to be killed within
twenty four hours, and collateral of $50 lefc to Sc
cure the abatement Of the nuisance which IL 10 be
forfeited in case OF failure and 81 per day fine n
posed for every day the dog is permitted to
on the premises.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas Hurlihy, selling liquor without lie ,nse.
lined s los. Edward Green, assault aud battery on
Martha Brown; So and costs. Ellen Wolf was
brought into court to-day charged by one OF the in
mates ef her house with keeping a bawdy house
The witnesses not being all present, the hearing was
post pOned, bonds being required for both the prn
cipal and witnesses for a hearing to.morroN.
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ACCIDENT TO TEE LONG BRIDGR.-About
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon schooner
coming down stream from Georgetown and en-
teriDg the draw struck the right-hand side of
the Long bridge with such force as to COM
Pletely carry away one portion OF the draw and
OF the draw. The vessel became SO badly en-
tangled that II required three tugs to extricate
her. The travel on the railroad was inter-
rupted, and passengers going north and south
were compelled TO disembark at this point and
pass over the break to resume travel. The
damage will be repaired to-day and through
railroad travel resumed.
To-day the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company entered q libel of the schr. Charmer,
b. Z. Noyes, master, now lying ct Georgetown,
states that on the afternoon Of the nth inst,
the said schooner was being towed down the
river by tug boat, and the draw WAS opened
for the passage; that the tug had safely passed
through, but notwithstanding there was ample
skilifully managed that she colfided with the
bridge, and it was greatly broken and injured
The damage claimed Is 5000. Mr.. s. l.. Phil
lips sPpesIs for the company. @
MYERS, TIE WOUNDED BoArxAx, REPORT
I'D ALIVE AND REcoyHRING.-We stated in
yesterdays Neus that reliable intelligence Of
the death Of Henry Myers (who was shot by
VIM. Parker, at basin wharf, on Friday last,D
had been received here. Yesterday, however,
we met two boatmen who arrived at this port
by good authority that Myers was at his home
at Four Locks, and able TO walk about on Mon
day morning. He was said to be fast recover
ing from the effects Of his wound, which did not
prove as dangerous as was generally thought at
the time of the shooting. We hope the news
NAV prove TO be true. Parker was not informed
of the rumored death OF Myers.-CEmberIand
NcES, 1Ifk.
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton Skirts, tucks, 50 cents, less 10 per cent
" Sis
Elegantly trimmed Skirts from 81 1870 se1 less 10
per cent.
Cotton cheniSes at e cents, less 10 per cent.
81 {" "W
Elegantly trimmed ohemises from sl.soto So, less
Cotton Drawers at e CENTS lees 10 percent.
ST. 7s -rg. -r .--s
And fun and com piete line OF other styles
Night Dresses from 81 Ga to $50, less 10 per cent
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WHITE GOODS.

amburg Edges, lSc. 10 81 81 yard, less 10 per cent
Hamburg inserting lsc TO lS yard, less 10 per CT
SWISS kdgss and Inserting, 2sc. to Slyard less 10
Nansook Edges and Inserting, Is to s2S yard, less
10 per cent,
Victoria Lawn, soc. to SOC yard, less 10 per cent
Striped, Plaid and Plain Nainsook, 30 to 5Oc ard
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at SOC. to 50c yard, less 10 per cent
Tucked FrocknR at 6Oc to 81 yard less 10 per cent
Striped and Plain Swiss, at Boo to $50 yard less 10
per cent.
Plain Orsandy, 45c to 75c. yard, less 10 per cent
Aarsalia, at S1sc 10 55c. yard, less 10 per cent.