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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
BOYS AND GIRLS.

\ bril ut lad who commenced to 20 to
school for the first time on September lst, is
progressing wonderfully with his studies.
He can mash flies between the covers of his
books ald place crooked pins on the boys
seats with proficiency seldom acquired in
50 short il aperiod.-Norristoirn Herald.
Let the youth of America bethink itself OF
Its pruiIes, Its prisms, and its potatoes, and
read what our neighbor, Lord Dufferin, says
about IT. He declares that he has been
struck by the absence in American children
Of the Difference and respect to those Who
are older than themselves to which Europe
ans st III cling. And he makes, further, the
remar gable statement that in his travels on
this CON iuent he has seen children whom he
has been tempted to take up and give a
good whipping" He doth illustrate. 81
have seen them,' he says, Thrust aside two
gentlemen in conversation, trample on ladies'
dresses, shoulder their way about without q
thought Of the Inconvenience they were oc-
casioning." Lord Dufferin certainly has
reason if patriotism forbids Americans to
20 SO far as to call the children Of the coun-
try as whole illmannered, they are at least
obliged to confess TO the prevailing absence
of "deference and respect" It is true
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
AIT NOTES.

The monument just inauguratel at S.
Louis in honor Of Gen. Nathaniel Lyon, who
was killed early in the war in Missouri. is
an obelisk, Is feet high, standing upon 4
granite pedestal % feet high. Naxt year,
an equestrian statue of the general, now in
process of construction by j. Wilson Nc
Donald Of New York, will be placed on the
obelisk.
Bierstad, is said to be engaged upon a
large historical painting field of effort
somewhat new to him. The scence is laid
among the high lands of the Hudson, and is
designed to represent the forming OF treaty
of peace between some of the early Dutch
colonists. and certain Indian tribes along the
shores of that river.
A monument to the memory Of David
Allan, one of the fathers of Scottish art. who
died in 1896, is about to be erected in Eiin-
burg. Ii is the work OF Mr.. J. Hutchinson.
R. S. A.
Joseph Milmore is completing al Rome the
figures which are to be placed upon the Sol
diers' and Sailors monument on Boston
Common Work on the foundation of
the monument is soon to be resumed, that
the whole memorial may be finished as quick
ly as possible.
We regret to hear that William Page has
again been seriously i'll during his. stay in
England, whittier his Sliaksperian studies
have drawn him. On the eve Of his depar-
ture from this country he was so weak that
his friends earnestly. disuaded him from
leaving, but without avail. At date
Of last advices Mr. Page was considerably
bettG.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

as " he had seen it all" subsequently Mr.
fitzgerald repeated somewhat, and said
- saw the fire but could not tell the build
ing, and it must be a factory put up since |
was acquainted with Fall River" lie has
often lectured there.
Above are the statements as given to US.
and all we vouch is correct rendering of
them. We offer no explanation, but it is
due to Mr.. Fitzgerald that he disavoss all
belief in spiritualistic manifestations. and
finds It marvelously strange that such an ex-
perience should befall him. Mrs. Fitzgerald
Is equally decided in her belief. and remark
ed to Us that the scene in that bedroom had
reality enough for her without thought of
seeking an explanation Of its strange fca-
lures. Ms. Fitzgerald, like her husband,
lectures upon temperance, and both t,ld US
the story free from excitement, with an
evident determination to avoid every express
sion that could impart to it supernatural
air. 1t was plain recital Of the events Of
the morning. To those who do not know
the parties We have only to add that they
are entitled to belief as speaking at least
what they hold to be tie truth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
CarlorS Story From Maine Ahout the Fall
ElTcr Fire.
The editor Of the Brunswick (lle.) Tsl
grqpi. teIIs the C.Uavir,


Inc oll'o' ol the brunswick (ole.) Lels-
/ graph, tells the following
On Nlopdev last we called on .Tol,n F,,z,or-
aid. the weIl-kpown temnersnee lerr17c-
/ living ON the Rank street ,rbo i confined ~
hi. led quite feeble. Int Still allie T., converse
/ briefly With bi. tris,J. ,,b, c,'Iad Ana
ipter-iew he rel.tcd ,,.rs r.,,orl,,l,I,. ,,.
rcr;enee- f,r :, we viii calI II -tbr,o..b
which he ra..s5 an S,tor.Io,- r,or,i,..- t1o
Igrb nh fbc 5sr ,I,,-r ,rbi'b tLc fire. 1,cc.,r-
rcd in Fan Riyc- Ne Nrs I,i+z,e-,I5
had ,rron,,e3 ber ln.5o,d c,r lis r,5r,,in,
no.. ,,,J e. g., 80 ,l'..-..tl. 3. - =
+hi 1,...,..,' o,,.i .,..,..l.,l -. IL .-
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H., No. - ia. ~ - =.
tbe Greatest alan, T.. how her husband rs-
,aot +bs ,.r, f., t.,,,os as 1,d ,s ,bs er.+ ,.,Il
al tbe r,a-e .-,rtl;r,, r, l,s. ,s f,- ..,,r,I
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was enuea,oIi"S % He' up rom M oeu 70
escape 'iie niei NY M '.t' 1t wa ne'. -
hiin' ana 'ila' ne niue' a'7iS' '''e p'or Peo-
PIE close tla. goOr .,, mo 'Ie enI! OF .lie
woman ana cIll4Ien " Il. .e ourn.t 70 GeStn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
A Greeting.

BY F. A. HILLARD.
Go rose! ard give my love gooc-by;
Bll her arise and come away;
bid her with haste appear
into her lover here,
Ere The hot ornament
k'd the dess OF tender morn
ANA AZ iis freshness, newly born,
II asTy day be bleut.
TN her day b7oadens at her gates
That earth n balmy silence waits.
Tipioe with listening ear,
To catch her footballs dear
Ia all their silent pulses beat
The fushes tnat adorn
The roseate face OF morn.
Der loEel.er face to greet.
Tell her each bird that to the dav
Han-es rs uuttering notes away,
Now sits the leaves among.
And holds its mattn-sunF
Awaiting her lair face
Al Nature hreathless
So d her, with this kiss
Come stir The world with grace.
he- halt th0u nestle in her breast
And Tor reward there take thv rest
Igtl. when thou art dead.
Thy native perfume fed
iao1 slalt a suhtler fra zrancs know,
Distilled from Loves sweet pain.
Than eartn can ere attain,
tr cheu.c sail uostoW.
B bear the Ring of latch,
AMI as bend the una 70 catch
hear her fustling dress
Move with son caress:
AID lo- she comes move, clouds pine. bird.
awake. o Earth. in beauty clad
log. al c voices and be glsd
H-tI eioqacnce more sweet than words.
"alt D. We what JOY, what kisses sweet
hle1 Dag begin, ana lovers meet
nov my days in truth begun
p" "a fhis upris n, o. my sun:
Sow an gladden. 'neatR Ler re n;
cry Far day fv not So .sst.
4ea NAen the morr-w comes at last.
1 d lHy love god day a-aia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

A GREAT ARREST OF CovNrERTErTERs.- -
Secretary BristOw's removal of Col Whitley
from the head Of the service, seems to have
borne good fTui; in the energetic work OF
his successor. who has within few days ar
rested az Baf.lo, and in the vicinity, Tom
BullaTd and his gang, the most important
band Of coanterieiters in the country. From
the latest Development it is supposed fully
a quarter ofa million dollars in queer
bills are in circulation. The counterfeit,
bills are of the denomination of tens and Of
the following banks Farmers and Manu-
facturers National Bank of Syracuse
National of Watkins, n. Y. The bills
were so finely executed that it would be
almost an impossibiiitv, one would think, to
distinguish them from the genuine. Ia d
room in the building occupied by the cOun-
terfeiters, the windows OF which were fitted
with white curtains 80 as 10 screen tho-,
within from the sight Of those without. and
at the same time afford sufficient light to
the operators, ware found large quantity
OF chemicals, quantity OF fibre paper,
some finely finished engraving tools, and a
table on which the WORK was done
The amount of spurious national currency
put into circulation by the notorious Tom
Ballard and his gang will. it is estimated,
reach $500 900. Among other bills found wa
q good imitation Of . IS bill Of the Bank OF
British North America, which was also
worked by Ballard's gang. None Of the
spurious bills manufactured were ''shoved''
in Buffalo. They were taken to Fort Eric
and there sold to prominent parties. Who
pesssd then through agents into the into
1ioR q Tie Doninioa. noutrssl and To-
- - nd = b iall q eountsrfsit
Qg1111 foo1ne neae1s 81 negehan1s and
cl1re ~ bonO vfclfuis.l q ~ shaA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Touch us gently. Time
Let as guide adown thy stream
GuIt.y,-as ~ sometimes glide
lruu-h a qu et drcam
NumHl. Flya gers aye W..
ii.-alEd- wife and children three
'fe - lost an angel ned
la t.e azure. overhead
..u-h us gently, Time
tu.se a"t uroui u1r> Har'n- wiu.s.
our am H.t-. p, auT contCat,
be, ia simple tAiu-s.
Humble yuyA-ers are We.
u.pr Life DIN. unsoundcd sla
king ou. = some calm cline
I.ucl Us gently, gentle lime
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

there is very little of the generous sentiment
OF reverence and esteem for age among the
young people Of this young nation, and it
does not assist them in the dignities and gra-
ces Of life that it should be so.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
Loves Afternoon.


- NAM D. UlNGE.
"y,v ,,
~ fgrac5, ae5, you ned not speak, love,
,Twas 'I., nave va
For 49, , ,i,, : .h.hh, 70 eeF love.
", n.oi ~ . nan no" } ou owa-
Th., ~ 'he hope,ui aaJ q s2ria=-
FratSa 80 s'ep Va !i-"'e-
'1e cary oiIes 'o"s VIZ.
a.. ~ -oFe' u may De,
~. We 10 not waste a tear
ns,L. o,ets "hen the ruby
VI the rich June rose Il here;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

Id liar title of" Old pard
< S,n,o .,,bn-i,..
ID -. ''.''' .G4 u =, Gu ic'
of reSga'n :g. lls calculated that the INST thin
4 ts,s r'u out o' e'e;y zen men DO upon alish'
/, W. lioin d ''Sii''ied hofse-car Is 10 seratc
IS When the boyisb mind i filed with b,r
n defined. bat rossate 1reams oF f,t,ra e,rea,
i ress, nothing strengthens those aspiration
e 50 much a an enquiry if the kindling WOO
=, is split.-Rome Sentinel
v Samb) wanted t, bsv some land b,t h,
: had only half monev ..Weli,' said IA
land a,ent. the nr,ce l. soon br+T,u toL,
$3.50 and a mortraoe for the iala,ca in
year" Sambo scratched bis w,ol :. R,t
i say. boss. spose n feIler b,int got M NOR
glitch? p In Iain the agent exrlaiocJ wbe,
4 up stems Bill and sav. - car, Inci.I,t. tI.,t
f'"'' - i''' =''0u - HAe sul7 yer 1VO-'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

aH.N =
e., iAV aspAT. Oc-- 10
- y'-' iia' VI 9'ei-t' Tea t'-4 81 .''''ed-
trF''.' ~ o'N'''-''. -.f'-' tai COM
'ii'-'o " J-u'C-"' y '- 800 '- -- -' i
arsrr. Inn ed,r...f ,...l-....
red t,r to-Il nm. ,,' .-.....
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favor rot Il 90 .......-. ....
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tt,ir.l ,.,.s.r,. .',i "a -
iug
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t,iri -,..ii,., ,'-,,' "a ~ ... 49,.
INK.
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IN i5rov,....,,' 's,,.l.. '.-
fused
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+ l.y,-ot.. II an .,,...... ..i'.-...
ing orderel for s,-uYrrus u1u.ia-.
From the general cIm4i,.,e, in favor r.i
6. AN sc. euaA.iu. i.r - ill-.r C,lats
Mutual Fne Insurance Cunp-u o. 4.4r-
against los, by lchtuia. :" tnis. s.ad...
ordered for tn ,rr1W 10 rairs.
Bl!lS introduced cnd rcfrr.d-B, >..a..r
Page, oi Lam liI.,. IA ART IN alelln. .l
of an act entitled An lc. go irc.-..rltc
the nydepark SAVINGS Blak a.i .rr,;
Company; To committee .n banks.
B, Senator Laid. ut Cnitteuden, IN ace
t. legaizs the grand De; a. The town o.
Milton ior tie Year Is7l. t. genera. COM
mit;ee.
b, Senator Hose. of NiuGham. ia 90.
70 amend an acJ entitled An acl relating
- criminal otiause, committed within the
limits ot Incorporated villages" 70 com
mittee On Judiciary.
By Senator Rowell. of Orange. An act to
anead section ol an act entitled An act
relating % Wiiro>-e, in prosecutions for
selling or furnishing iltlxiclun- liquors
approved No p, lS43. u ..nHl.les On iu-
IlciaTy.
B,Us yoss,g-S : y ..,-.,,.. 20, ,,...... .,,.,,.
.f -rrriIn - of ,bs-'t.r 80 ,I.. -,
>.stur.s srtif..4 ..f 80. ..'.I..r-.r -
80, = ,,-t 80 .t;..i ,,..'. ,i '.,s
- -
cbe.tsr snft.~ cs,.-,i -.-,..,'- 49,
to tie ti>triba,ioao %, tasy n,a. !! ....r..i
rr=i tie th!ri time un u.t..lu. s..aior
Bsnton.o E--tx uMcultd. aul.a-t. ...cG.
paced
JOINT 5,r7.itf,se-Tts ,.r.a..au,,5 Be-.
committee ou Insane A-,.uiA .a ... .ssl ,i
the Senate, stiator K wei. el G..t....
>-ratDr P1,ct1r. cf Rutland
,,,,.
o..,.,,i.,.rS H.. .- y...it..-
fb. 90, ~ rho So ,ei,,.i...- ,,..I,,i
-..ss;,,.,..fS -, - ..-.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

OF amendment, making tax two cents on II
! dollar instead o. three; amendmea: arrest
TO. and Dill read third time and passed
From committee on judiciary. in fava
oil h II. to amend sec. 80, cap. 81 :. viii
amendments which were agreed l. thi.,
reading ordered
JOINT Reso!ati0RS-W hercas. AZ the hier
lal session OF the general assembly in 1872
joint committee was appointed 10 invest.
gate certain charges of legislative corrnn
ton and railroad mi>mana cement. ;, hich
committee was authorized hy ,nt res,Iu.
ton to continue is investigations after nd
Ja1rnment and report To the Governor BIZ
the first day Of July. 1913 and whereas.
sad committee employed "a short hand re.
porter and took la-ge amount of testi-
mony. and whereas. saii report has never
oeen made, notwithstanding year and four
months nave elapsed since the commence
| ment Ot the rvesfization: therefore Fe-
sofred Cy he SeEafe end House IF ReDresea-
tdfIres. that Il committee consisting OF two
Senators AID three Representatives be ar-
pointed by the pre~iiins officers of each
house respectively, with power TO send for
persons and papers, 10 inquire INTO tie
cause of the delay in publishing said report.
Adopted in concurrence
Also from the Ssnats-W Whereas. the
original rolls Of Capt. Giles llarringten's
militia company, called into service iur the
supPIe>s!on pi tie northern frontier di-rCr-
hanee al AIaursh. Vt. in April 1889 heal
evidence OF having been altered without
authority, by attempting to change figures
ana INTO and ; IN several places on sad
rolls, and It also Icing mauiie-ily tEcin.,.-
ton ui the maker Of said rolls that the orr =
nal ,unaiiercd rolls should bethe true.nlto~-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

And, agreeab!y to constitutional provisions,
the committee declared Geo. W. Hendee to
be the representative in Congress from the
third Congressional district OF Vermont for
the two years from and including the ith
day of March, \. d. 1873.
The Joint Assembly was then dissolved
and the Senate Withdrew.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

A sailor knows there is man 10 the moon,
because he been to sea-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

time of holding the county courts in
county of Chittenden to committee on
! judiciary
By Mr. Newell of Shelburn, fixing the
fees of judges of probate in certain cases !;
to committee ON judiciary.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Sergeant-at-Arms
announcing the following appointments in
his department Francis Phelps, door
keeper; I. b. Wiley, assistant doorkeeper;
Romeo G. Brown, page; John Hard. page;
James Flanders. page; Claudius N. Sery-
erance, page.
On motion of Mr.. Reed of Pawlet, ad-
journsd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
JOINT ASSEMBLY.

majority of the committee reported
,hat Albert VI. A5eo was duly elected jas
tics OF the peacc tJr tao town OF Springfield
\ minority report was submitted
Enc committee appointed % canvass the
votes for representatives, in Congress given
AT the September election, \ d. 1874, hay-
attended To their trusts, reported that they
mad received. sorted aud counted the votes
for representatives in Congress from the
several Congressional districts Of the State
of Vermont. and ind the whole number of
votes cast to have been.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
AFTER

Reports From the committee on ioIat
rules. a series of rules to govern the joint
sessions Of the assembly, the same a. Tor
the session of 1872, with Il lew iunateral
changes as to the number TO constitute Ger
tain committees; and the joint rules we're
adopted on the part Of the House as the
rules of the joint assembly for this session
From committee On Judiciary against the
passage of n 5, in amendment to sec Al
chap. l26. z. s., in relation to salaries,
fees. etc; third reading refused
Bills introduced and referred-By MIR.
Davis of 81. Adams. TO incorporate the
Frontier Navigation and Transportation
Company; TO committee on hi : hgays ,brid ses
and ferries.
By Mr. Buell. of Midlletown. to inc,rpor-
ate a. w. Gray and sons; referred to com
mittee on manufactures.
BY Mr.. Newell of Shelbern, to incirpor-
ate the Champlain valley cheese factory
company; TO committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Davenport of Wilmington, in
amendment Of sec. 35. chap. l26 :, r.-
lating to writs TO committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Bailey of Windsor. TO amend an
act to preyentthe improyident and Improper
use OF money held in trust; to commiltss
on judiciary.
By Mr.. Hubbard Of Springfield, to protect
and preserve the trout in tue State of Yer.
mont to committee On agriculture
By Mr.. Mcfadden Of Wells. relating TO
taxation Of dogs; to committee on Judi
ciary.
By Mr.. Hyde of Castleton. &. amend an
act to incorporate the Eagle R.ilroad and
Slate Company to committeo On corporA-
tions
By Mr. Davis OF s. Adams, 10 regulate
The practice II me1icins IN the Sssts u
Vermont; = = sejcot consitses e.nsislior
e 1ve neuebsu n - Houss IS. :.
- ~. aDalle9 p DszlinGeoa frirr ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23

And, agreeably to constitutional provisions,
the committee declared Charles H. Joyce
TO be representative in Congress from the
first congressional district of Vermont ior
two years from and including the 4th day
of March \ ID Is-5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-23
CURRENT NOTES.

\ Brooklyn Ddrwinian was much aston
ished day or two ago by an organ-grinder' :
monkey that insisted ,-9on shaking hands
with him, and address him by the fami-
liar title of" Old Pard
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

CARPETS. CARPETS.
Just received choice line of Tapestry Brassels
are now offering them q, 81 per yard
They the cheapest Carpets in the city.
All other Goods at equally low prices.
d. KELLY
fsnccessor to ". OiFarrell),
5l0 5l2 5l4, SIG Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25


Fur CUR EoLL3aT GOODS
,sEDgcrIoSs IN grz rHInars.s psRszF4ESI
the LAIGEST >rcGA ~ TEA Ckff- -
CoLoREp SILK ALL NEW SHADES VERY Tow
BLACK SILK BoNNsT yEAvErs, saos 81 . uP:
RHRS3 u GSs as
PINE FELT HATS, ALL NEW SHAPES AND CoLoKs.
VELVET BoNNErs AND ROUND HATS REDuohD.,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS REDUCED.
BIRDS AND OSTRICH FEATHERS REDUCEp
SILK FINISH vELvETEENs AT soc. YARD
elLK BONNET vKLVETA IN COLoRS, From 73c. r.
aITTsb 1EpaYE bysessThps AL caIoEs o l OUNCE
BARGAINS ssRc l1 IN THE RIssos DEPARTMENT.
ALL SILK GRos GRAIN RIBBONS. SC. TO l5c YARD.
kEhNANTs OF RIBBONS CLOSING ouT ,.
BARGAINS IN GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
FINE FRENCH KID GLOVES AT SOC PAIR -
LARGE LOT @ OF % %Two,BuTToN KID GLoyEs: zoe.
issAs, f-NA l"o'Do iioN AiD o1o' Ns kiszRY
SKIN GLOVES, WORTH 81 Is, SELLING AT ~ p
BARGAINS IN UNDREssED KIDs. DoEsKIS uLorH
AND WINTER GLOVES, LADIES, GENTS AND
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY FOR LADIES. GENTS, MISSES
AND BOYS, FROM Low TO FINEST GOODS
BARGAINS IN REAL ASp IMITATION LAsES LLAAssES YAK
N 5ERE sss As6 SP sst
kinney
GLANCE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS VERY Low. WAX
Crying DOLLS FRoM loc TO sis.
| kinney
tbaOp BUNCHEs FINE JET BEADS &c. BUNCH ZINE
JET KECKLACEs. 25c TO SIS.
kinney.
LARGE LOT OF SILK TIES VERY LOW.
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY GOODS
WM kinney,
CORNER NINTH STREET.
Corner below A. Stewards.
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, M4 BROADWAY
= "A between Twentieth and Twenty nrst street-FULL
L me OF FALL and WINTER styles JUST IMPORTED.
T. be BEN BOLT "NORTHER,n &c, worth seeing
+ sterns with cloth models NOW READY Patterns mt
te to the form warranted perfect Cutting
IN. done INSTANTLY.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
LLLLLL REEEER
A nm N Odd
"A MN . D
"A A N n N ID D
A A N Nm d d
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Goods cad housekeeping Dry l Good. A-'e D'''@''
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100 rssss Slss sres grain sk at 81 per yard worth
40 pieces striped silK black and white and coiored
s,c pieces psiu oc,ored Silks at 62,sc
no. pieces Embroidered silks, black ground At 62c
DRESS GOODS.
6 pieces riehs per yard. choice colors.
$50 pieces lPosln Reps new choice eolors at asc.,
Sspieces'csmel' Hair cissA all wool No. yard
1o pieces p-cnch.Nerinos 81 az worth &c
Ls0l pieces silk and woe fSeaas Al Az per yard,
90 pissesO striped and csssas prsss seos at l2se.
40 cases Came - hair pa4xoaals - a. worth Te
SELECT BLACK GOODS
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@ p,esss aSs J.sansrss sS a. s ges yAa worm 70
100 pieces iensS.sshss At :; S,s, worm 81 =
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prices
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pisis WOO sn.~is rs@ ems 81 5 ana y sswars t~ ~ ~
sUrrs AND cLoAxs
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Uylss irsiyrs exhibition. r'an gssv.E
COAX 1O,InAIrs auul
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other housekeeping ars liesrls sieas-..e pr,oes
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The New York herald., 1874-10-25
DRY GOODS.

A DoLLAh, SAVED Is DOLLAR MADE
In order 20 give the puolic In general ana our Gus
oelners 1thapce 10 reallss The facI