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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin
18th july, 1874; end 18th Sept. Have proved OF
signal use: lst, to students proposing TO pursue
their studies at this or other law school, "a, to
those who design to study privately; Sd, to
Young practitioners who have not had the ad-
vantage Of systematic instruction. For CIRCULAR
apply Up. .. University Of Va to JOHN b.
MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat Law le2l.twlm
0L1FFToN PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
" NEAR MARKHAM STATION,
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Terms: $3.50 per scholastic year. No extra
'hSrges' R. A JpIQ5UEL1N AMBLER, Principal.
P. 81 have just engaged Mr.. JAMES NJ.
AMBLER rs my Assistant, who has this ses-
sion graf uated at the University in Greek, Lat
in and German.
REFERENCES:
The Clifton Preparatory School is one of those
noble high schools preparatory to the UNIVERSE
ties of which every Virglnian should be proud,
and the success Of which every lover OF SOUND
learning ought earnestly to desire. The well
known scholarship, skill and experience of its
Principal, Mr.. 4. J. Ambler, renders the school
worthy of the liberal patronage of those VINO
seek thorough training for their sons
CHARLES S. VESABLE,
Prof Math. Univ Virginia
We endorse the shove Recommendation of
Colonel Nenable.
j. JOHNS. Bishop of Virginia.
F. NJ. WHITTLE Asst. Bp. Va.
scnELE DEVERE,
Prof. Mod. Lang. Univ. Va.
B. L. GILDERsLEEvE,
Prof Greek Univ. va
VIM E. PETERS,
Prof. Latin, Univ. va.
IT take pleasure in recommending Mr.. r. ).
Ami ler's school to the public"
E. S. JoYNEs,
Prof. Mod. Lang W va, ,, a1u lee on'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29

MUNcY, Pa, July 29.-Joseph Bowman
President of the Lycoming Fire INSURANCE
Company died last night, aged "A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29
AT $50 the Aldermen were invited into the
Council chamber, and the Boards united 10
JOINT CONVENTION.

JOINT CUNN ENIiUN.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for Keep
err of the poor's House, John Stephenson and
John Arnold being 10 nomination. The first
ballot resulted as follows: Stephenson -,
Arnold s.
2d ballot-Stephcnsou 10, Arnold 9.
Sd baot-Stephenso ~, Arnold 9.
4th ballot Stephenson ~. Arnold s.
Failing to effect an election the Joint Con
yeution dissolved, and the Board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29

ExcURRsIoN-Th excursion for the bene-
fit of the Relief Hook and Ladder Company to
Marshall Hall, to morrow night, promises to
be a most agreeable affair. The Holly Hill
baud-string and brass-has been engaged for
the occasion and in addition to the delightful
trip down the Potomac by moonlight; those
who desire can spend joyous evening at the
pavilion, where there will be dancing. The ar
rapgemen,s made prevent anything Of dis
agreeable character
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G.a.MB .WEETF.NGS

A CAMP MEETING will be held in Fairfax
n county, THURSDAY, August l3tn, BY the
NJ. Z. CHURCH, SOUTH, in the GIBSON
WOODS, 2! miles from Vienns Station on the
Leesbure and Alexandria Turnpike, an old
camping ground, we'll watercd and shaded, 10
miles from III Distric! Of Columbia, snd Ii from
Alexandria. All camping accommodations for
the public Jy Z9--ot
THE CAMP MEETING NEAR THORN
i TONS STATION, onE "a nw assHHHz1
the w. s O. Il. r., will begin G. G1:ss slCYsx.
on FRIDAY, July 3lst, and cOnulnue one week.
On SUNDAY VII ENrkA TRAIN will leave
Alexaudris at 80 q. NJ. for the Camp Grounds.
Returning, will leave Thornton's at 5 pm. Fa1e G
for round trip So.
~ 29.3t r. II. HAVENER, CT. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29

Alexandria Branch.
FREEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST Co,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 20, 1874. }
DEPOSl1UkS in the above Company are re-
~ spectfully requested to bring or send their
pass books TO this office of the Company at the
earlies. practicable moment that they may be
VERIFIED and properly balanced.
By order of the Commissioners
FIELDS COOK,
Agent for Comm RS. of +. 5. y L. Co.
" Is. It washington, " y.
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Ague COnuuerOr;

Nc QU1NINE, ARSENIC Or PoIsoNs.
This is strong language, as Physicians and
Chemists have for years tried to compound q
preparation that would entirely cure Fever and
Ague without the use of strong medicine, such
as Quinins, Arsenic and other poisons injurious;
to the system There is no case of Fever and
Ague, Intermittent or Bilious Fevers Conges-
tive Chills, Night Sweat., Liver Complaints;
SC, that this remedy will not cure at once and
permanently. 1t purifes the Blood, Liver
Spleens and all secreatory organs so etectually
that the Chlls will not return during the season,
even when persons have had them for years.
Sold by
je l6-eo3m HEINZ JUN u w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29

70 IN STORE.
~ TIERCES HAMS-Davis', 10 aver
aye, and Banner brand, 10 lbs. Also lot tour
years old.
10 terces Refined Lard.
hhds Sides.
hhds Shoulders. For sale by
iv3s r. NJ LAWSON.
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EDTLaTIO.ElL.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

NOTICE-Unti the reopenng of my school
IN in Alexandria in the fall any com munica-
ton will reach me if directed to Manassas, Va.
jy 2Q-if ID. +. HENRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29
COMMON COUNCIL

The session of the Common Council, las
night, was marked by considerable amount
Of business transacted without debate.
Mr.. Hopkins Introduced a resolution advanc
ing, at this time. to the City School Board the
$f,45O which will be due for school tax 10 May
or June next. He explained that the School
Board had exhausted their funds 10 the cash
payment tor the new Peabody building, and
would need funds to repair and remoddle it. BY
the close of the year they would be in funds.
Mr. Eichburg opposed the advance. The
Finance Committee could only pay as they went
along and if Council agreed to advance this
money the committee would have to borrow
the money at 10 OF II per ct. Why could not
the School Board borrow?
MIR. Hopkins said that the School Board had
asked the city for very little, comparatively, for
the public schools They had bong hit magn6-
cent building for $4,000, and had not, nor did
not intend to ask the city for cent to pay tor
it, and he thong BIT that little favor like an ad-
vance of this kind was as little as the city
could do
The resolution being amended by inserting
March aud April instead of May and June,
Mir. Eichburg withdrew his objection.
The other business was transacted without
debate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-29

DASS, STRONG ALE, McEwen's Ale,
ID Hibbert's Brown Stout and Porter, st. Ju-
lien Claret, Bucks Wines, Durand,s Olive OIL
Worcestershire Sauce, English Pickles, oar-
~ 81 r. M. LAWSON.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

First section Of the is occupied by the Tie and
Scarf Department. Handkerchief Department, Lace
Department, Lace Goods Department, Underwear De-
partmenf, Glove Department, Ribbon and Sash DE.
partment, Flower Department, Fan Department,
Frame Department, Bronze and Fancy Department.,
and Jewelry Department.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
767 & 1859 BROADWAY, and 66 EAST 9TH-ST.

wv AAAAS u
,,ra ect;on of the store y, occupied by the SILK De-
partmcnt, Velvet Department, silk Trimming DEPART
pent, bonnet and Hat Department, Millinery Depar'-
ment, White Goods Department, Linen Dep"r'",n'' m
Dress.I.ining Department, Worsted and canvas pe-
pertments, Trimmed Hat Department., and variety
Department.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Chrnl.e trimmed and embroidered, 5Oe
,hemis', neatly tucked zoe
Extra Eir FINE Coried Csemi.e osc.
Embroidered and Pulled 96c
DA '"''"s '' ~ Worked Tucked and PuSed. ST 81.
Extra Embroidered Chemise, ~ ~.
Extra, with Corset Cover. IL 40.
Extra Embroidered, Tucked
Kzsra quality with Lace
Our assortment Of Drawers,
T%esea T"liss .1% and rfiS@ssi, pinS,s 80 Sec
cin.sr luck, and Raairs soc.
r"-0' a"' '0' Wv Embroidered and Rusei, 81
Brtrs Fine Embroidered 81 81 -,
Cluster Tue.s, + E%Oteaesel' ao,aa :, ~ ~ l''
Several lots Of ane
Imported Undeswear.
Our assortment Of slra
ren-tucsed skirts &c.
Ruled and Tactoi. 74s;
Th,s 60 Cluster, Of Tueis, 81 25. a. On
Double kaae .nd Clusters SO o5; ~
Pine E8SfPiaf,sa Af ss,,. anI.G .nd Tucked - 20
and finely Embroidered, 90 90
Large variety OF fine
Blacl and Striped skirts.
Night Robes in variety.
Tnnmed a0i full size, 81.
Es;i.1 Ess1si ys. ,sa aai1ss si isas5, = 81 iC H.
'H0 'A''' N'" " wv Extra embroidered lined
yoke back and 'front.' 50 30.
Extra embroidered sna ~o,
GnTsi faseI,sd, .n sapsilSr psa@msd ad sseasss Soc
Pulled and trimmed sacqass 96c.
sscaaes Corseteoyer,, Waists. 20
Misses Merno Unlerwem.
Hoopskirs Bastes &c
Lot ofimpoted Sacluess
WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO BANKRUPT
STOCK OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR. PURCHASED THIS
WEEK, MADE OF GOOD MUSLIN. AND ON
WHEELER WILSON SEWING .MACHINEs
Ladies' full sire, Tucked,
'''''' '''' WV Ladies' fail Cluster
Tuck Cambrc Skirts, 56c
Tucked Bosom aud
'''"' Rufe .ud Embroidered
Clenlse, full size, 5Oc.
racAed Back aud Front, see.
Trimmed Chemise, SIC.
Toilet sacques RULED
''"' Extra Cambria Toilet.
Lace Trimmed, DOC.
Pine Tucked Drawers, 5oe
EI,ra quality Tucked 80.
MISSES UNDERWEAR.
Pull assortment Of Misse. Misses
Chepise, DTssers, Skirts
sS"s' si@%s.. @ wass. corssi:,
Bssiues, &c. from low
Misses; UndsfSeai wear to order.
Infants Department
Bmbroiiered Flannel shs~s
in.ns; infas faS'oaesed SaS1 1eS eiiS,s1sn" sos.s
Slips, Aprons, sseques, 1a
''''' ''''''' CORSETS.
Trsnsh.vOysn, IS bones, 5ac.
French woven, % bones, S7o
band S@bIodeiy, 81 25.
Nursns Corset, % bones, 81 49,
Pine SIX BmbroIer~i, 81 30
French Cor.l Corsets, 81 %.
Misses cor,ets every size
Misses Corset waist. zoe.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Two-buttou Genuine JOuyin Kids 81.
Three button Black DO, 81.
Twobuiton Black Kids 75c.
Our rwo-button Embroidered 75c
JOB lot Real Kid Gloves, So.
One button Operas, 500.
0ne-bHt.oo Blacks, Doe
One-buttOn Moies, 30c
Iwo-bqtCn Alie GLOVE, SOC.
Fancy Coos in Aids Doc.
Genuine Jouvin's real hid
Spring colors, operas, whito
cionas out a oIo lot Of pni ladies'
real Kid gloves two buttons 75c
BAJ0U'S KID GLOVES.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
ADvHRTIsIwo AGENT

may be inferred from the subjoned notes, which they
esq., uses the following language:
NRw-YoRK, May 2, 1874
Mr. j. W. WESTON, Advertising Agent AZ John-st, New
MY DEAR SIR A ten years. observation OF your
course Advertising Agent, In which important ca
paclty acted for unlnterruptedly for that
period. Jushes In declaring that you have no COM
Judgment trustworthiness responsibility. integrity
Al your vocation. Yours, truly, VIM. kinney.
NKwYoRK, May L. 1874
J. W. WESTON.
you OF over FIFTEEN YEARS, during which you had
the management OF my city and country advertising.
II was executed 10 my satisfaction. Yours, truly,
EDWARD RIDLEY, 800 Grandst., N Y.
Mr. Dnsmore writes on the same subject as follows:
NEw-YoRK. May L. 1874
Mr.. j. W. WESTON. Advertising Agent. &c. &c.
OF my New YORK City Advertising of Peruvian Syrup
ana Carriers Ink for the past fourteen years. take
pleasure 10 stating that IL has been done 10 my entire
j. p DINsMoRE. sc Dey.s.
NEw-YoRK, May l. 1874
lDLxington-ave.. corner Twenty -eighthst
Mr. j. W. WESTON. Advertising Agent
MY DEAR SIR Nothing could afford greater pleas
nre considering the pleasant business relations which
existed between than to give
dIal and unqualified testimony your excellent iude-
AVde In attending 70 my advertising. Yours truly,
L. b. FOOTE.
Advertisements inserted on the most favorable terms
DO all the city and country papers.
All parties wishing their business attended TO with
dispatch viii please address above, when they viii DO
waved pp9D y J. W. WESTON.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Kinzey's IL the southwest corner oil Dro"u"'
81 o,h.s, Ncs ,67 n.d 769 broadway, running
through To Nc. GO East 9th-st occupying ihat entire
building verng about $4,000 square Feet Tor Dust
ness purposes making Of the largest ana n'os'a
irsctiye stores in the city, If not in the country
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Z///Z/XZTT/I//XIIX/ZX/ZZ
NNNN ZZZZZZZZZLZLZZZZLZZILZz
dNNNN Observation-Disclosures
WAY, and
Second section of the store f. occupied by tho Toilet
Department, Soap Department, Button Department.
Braid Departing Notion Department, Gent" Fur.
nishipg Department, Hosiery Department, Embroidery
Department, Parasol Department, silver-wnro De-
pnrtment Lea ather Goods Department, swiss CARVING
Department, Doll Department, and Chrome Dcpnrt-
ment.
Flower Department.
wsh.ve beyond question
the largest as well a. the
fo,S Flower. 70 be found in the
''''''' ' Roses and Buds in bua,
Pink tea, scarlet. blue, st
B,ndsuI Of Grapes and Buds
Band.aI Of FORGET nots
he VsIsy and HsiOirope.
,,s,bs y, r.. ,nd Jnd.
Westbs ~ V,oIets and IJaI.e,
W,ea,L, ~ Annie Blos,om.
pcb Nonrping Fiouer,
Rcb PloWer, IN Coopets
~ for Looping Dresses
Bouquets for toe Neck.
Clusters and And Moniure.
Buncbes Of Fruit Flowers
opeang 800 BO..' tne.,
custer and Bonehe,. ..
well IS TRAILING Flowers,
worth worth iron from II ~ 70 .S 70 We
and a. ~ ~
DnOyNnfn
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Second section Of the f. occupied by tho Toilet
Departmen mt, Soap Department., Button Departments
Braid Department, Notion Department, Gent" FUR
niships Department. Hosiery Department, Embroidery
Department, Parasol Department, Silver-whro De-
pnrtment, Leather Goods Department, swiss Carving
Department., Doll Department. and Chrome DEPART
ment,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Linen Bdgines &c. 10 zoe. yard.
Crochet Bdgings &c. 10 zoe. yard.
Wide Val. Lsces l2l2c- yard.
Duchess Lsces l0c. 70 25c. yard.
Cluny Lsces DC. TO SOC. yard.
ColoIed Cluuy Laees.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Frame Department., Bronze and Fancy Department,
and Jewery Department.
Ribbon Department.
No an ss SIN Gro: SIS Grain Grain 1Sc 1Ss y,Ti ys,
No Al Al ss ss Gro, I Grain Grain l$c- $c yard yard.
No. i6 III Sii GrOs Gram 25e. yard.
No. L. al sin Ribbons &C. yard
No. o, all SILK Ribbons Sc ysrd
No. z, all sib Ribbons l0c. yard
No. 9, all sin Ribbons. l2N yard
No. u, al Slk Ribbons l5c. yard
No. 4 all srt Roman. 1oc ward.
No. Z al Al SIX SIX Roman" a"' isc Sc y;rd I
No. NO. ls, 3 a. a. siIs siIs Roman. KS%.n 25e y y.r$
~" i0' ." '"' A'''-' -'N JAW 1000 pieces Boiled
Ribbon four inches vide
and White at 25e. yard
Nos and 8 apc1 Mech
Ribbons Embroidered.
Sash Ribbons.
7-ineh Sash Rhbon''n
eGnss eeGTds Pi.s. PE,Sh' IN 1Os spf"s y1s'
s',S's 10 s!@:a fSs 'ssSs: ssS;:o 1Sf Pi.S. 5.''
''~' NV w" 7Ineh Black Gro, Grain, Soc. yard
G.inch Brocsde Sash, 50c Jsrj
Waterel Sash. 4Se. yanl
S.ineh satin striped SOC y.rd.
finch Plain sash, 50c yard
All sih Gro. Grain Sash
Ribbons 7. 6. 0, 10. and
s-ineh Double tsced Roman
7-ineb All Six Gros Grain, 75e ,
@iadicf sssRs., i iaehs.
Wide. Heavily Fringed, a 96
Richly Embroidered and
Beaded SssbeS
Ties and Scarfs.
4 $a:s: q %:''S e: T;, s; "a;
shngea s. geo. iit, Tfs, VIZ, %ss ''
Ribbed sht Tee 200
GIeIsdiDe Tres 500
Yer, pretty Embroidered Ties
inches wide at 5Oc
81 SiiTsS ss %lsd:S5 Sss ..sle, iiss' is 90"
HnSTcidsfsd Bro @ Gs. 20. to 81.
A large job lot Of SILK
Decline Tes closing low
Everybing neck
square S,i Haudter.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Beaded Beaded ss s rbPs F@P..' 72s 2s' to e e SSs s.
Beaded sll FIinges, 81 80 to - so.
Fas.s FGssSI Saess satss.a, a'ts soc nd 81 IS
BIns neb Fnuse.. zoe. 10 81 rs.
Trimming Department
W We Is S.,e e'ise's he hest st style. Ts and
asw m, 'SSsss sS.as. RaI5cI Ia ccIortd q" SIX X
frDges.
R.,1.% R.,.% GsS HssSng, e, Soc o P:g Is d%.sG %srG
Ieiy '&Tesf fTo% s. So S'%ps Id sl5 y piece Pas.
,snentene 0rpsmemY Jet TAssos
and Loops
White PiQue Trimmings.
SSISTed SSISTeS sa1Df III fdm%ns..' dn%%ssa
ScId. ,ad ana T.,.s'
Silk Department.
Lining and Trimming silks
SSIS.s S!S x., y. S,ssl s,l,. g sli. Zoe yard
Linins sns, 25S " 6Oe yard
Bonnet sils &c yndup
mii2Ssi; rai62SSl; siis:, siis:, aSs sSs to to T. Il
Fouad sihs 75e yard.
Grape Declines, Doe yard
B,eh dr... sin, from
.nenon very low -
ssss hsss Gro: SiS. Si.iH Gram, j e. Is:
Black Gros Gram, ~
White Goods.
Tucked Ma.in. zoe t75e
sT saped Td SsGO.et k.".eSs 2Ss. SSc to % Zoe SS:
PLAID N.insOo., zoe 70 oOs
Pam NABsooks low.
J.eone a@.lp.
E'ss Pia$s:, 2Oc agp.
bre,, Lunss oisD lind.
TT.ned LnDs., CnpO.a.
Ngaus, Stlieias, kc., 10
TsTIstsDs, ID sA colOIa
Ianen Towels Low,
Liuen Napkins
Lbsn II weiDgs
shrting Linens
BATH Ioses
,,.,..s,
Il: !: E: 9: !; =,
HOSinrv nnnartmnnt
go: ~: s;,;:s a Al: ;:;;: S'' y. ~.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Bridal nluion,, ell widths
English Grapes, 25c. " 81
CoIored Silk Illusions, 25c.
Black and white French
Pearl Laces, lUc- " soc, I'd
knghsh thread LsceA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

We have some very pretty patterns
Italian ValencieBnes Baoes from 2
" 3 inches wide. DC. TO 75o. yard.
French VsleDcienDes Laoes
from l5e. 10 JOc. dozen wards
Applique Lsces 4 DC. " 81 70 yard.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
COMMERCIAL HOUSES

On the city, among which he may mention the firms OF
WILLIAM kinney and EDWARD RIDLEY & SON,
whose entire business connection with the City and
Eountry Press has been Entrusted to his care and super
vision length OF time, and whose complete salts
faction with his services in that respect be mmedi
cly verified by personal reference those popular and
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
LACE DEPARTMENT.,

Yak Laoe., ] % inches wide, lie.
YAK Laees, 2 a inches wide. 3le
YAK Laces. g inches wide, 39c,
YAK DAces, ga inches wide, 4Gc-
Ysk Lsces, 4 iOches vile. 59e.
Yak Laoes, 4 z inches Woe, 1oc.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Advertising Agent
for the last
Twenty-fOur Years,

during which period he has managed the advertising
and possessed the confidence of several Of the largest
and most enterprisipg
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICE

wEADvBRTIsB NOTHING But WHAT WE HAvB
AND WE SELL AT THE PRICES ADV ERTIsBp
WE CORDIALLY INvIrR you To VISIT TIiB STORE. NO
URGING TO BUY 1T Is AS GOOD As GOING TO FAIR CONF
AND BRING YOUR COUNTRY FRIENDS, AS wBHAvETHB MOST
ATTRACTIVE STORE IN THE CITY.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Third section Of the store occupied by the SILK De-
partmcnt Velvet Department. silk Trimming Depar.-
Ipent, Bonnet and Hat Department, Millinery Depar.-
ment, White Goods Department. Linen department.
Dress.Iinina Department, WOrsted and Canyas De-
pnrtments, Trimmed Hat Department., and variety
DepurImcnt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
EMINENT MERCHANTS.

He has also had and exclusive control Of the
City Advertising Department OF the Houses Of j. p.
Bnsnnore, sc Dey-st. BaOu, familiar to the community
the f. Y Manufacturer, and F. Krutina, OF the
tasteful designers and skul makers Of frstcass
furniture in this country; and has likewise superin
tended and directed the advertising Of Dr. E. b. Foote
abe popular author of Medical Common Sense"" Plain
Home Talk" and SAMMY Tubbs and sponsie."
The bigh estimation in which the above named gentle
men hold j. w. Weston's TACT ability, skill and integrity
a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
MISSES UNDERWEAR.

Pull assortment OF Misses
CheiDise, Drawers, Skirts,
Aprons, Night Dresses,
sao.lues. WsIsts, CorseIs,
Bssques, &C., from low
prce to 6ne goods.
Misses' Underwear to order.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Flower Department.

We have beyond question
the largest as well IA the
finest selection OF Preneh
Flowers to be found In the
Ciiy, all new fresh goods
carefully selected.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

1000 Real Point Duchess
Point Applique Thread
and Round Point Collars,
closing out At less than
halt the gold cost OF
lmpoItation-kIamIDe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
CORsETs.

French.woven, Is bones, 59c.
Kid fitting Skeleton. 75c.
French woven, 2S bones, S7o
PwncE.woyen, 40 bones, ane
hand Embroidery, III 25.
NuraDs Corset, 70 bones, 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.

Every shade and color
IN rich silk Buttons,
Rich Beaded Bnttous,
Rich Pasemehtene Buttonav
Back apd Colored Crochet
Buttons in every sisa
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Fourth section, the lower noor h devofedto 10 tnos
Tov Department, Basket Department, Fancy Goods
Denarmcnt Fifth section, up stairs, s occupied bv'
the Wholesale Department sixth section as also tno
seventh, Is occupied by the Wholesale Departments
also for Reserve Stock for the several departments
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Zine Toilet setA
Pansn Marble ststnestes.
Canary Bird. and CAGES.
School Bags and Baskets.
Perfume and Toilet Csskets.
BroDse sDo OndIssd Goods.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

epapisb Scarf Lsees,
Spanish Lace Borders,
SILK Guipure Nets,
Scarf L4ees, 75c. yard.
Colored L2oes for Sosrfs.
CLsnIue BoIGeIeo LAces.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Swiss CARVINGS.

Swiss Carved Groups
Swiss Carved Goods
for wedding presenu.
Swiss Carved Frames
Walnut Book Shelves
Walnut Round Tables, 9Sc..
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
Toilet Department.

Real Ivory Brushes.
Tooth ard Nail Brushea
Clothes and Hat Brushes.
Hair sbd Flesh Brushes.
Bath Towels and spoDges.
Combs Of every descriptions
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05
PHOTOGRAPHIC FRAMES.

Pcrty different styles
rich Photograph Prames
Also for Poroelains froo
the Vienns Exposition.
P.inted Porcelaibs II
variety OF subjee,s.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-05

Table and Dessert Knives
Table and Dessert spoons
Table and Dessert Forks.
Pie, Cake and Fish kniyeA
Salyers and Trays,
Patent Baking Dish.
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STATE NEWS.

The farrners of Jefferson county are
anticipating considerable damage from
chinch-bngs.
Grasslioppers and cut-worn's arc aispear
ing in grea. numbers in Dodge couasg
Mr.. John Muller was drowned in the
CTawfsh river short tiipe ago
The jefferson county jail was recently
burned. She boards her prisoners in ad-
joining counties nog.
W. 6. Roberts, Of the Milwaukee Sen
hnet, was elected President Of tbe tFiscon-
SIN Editorial Associa .ien, at il las. meet
ing, in Milwaokee.
Thos. Stewart committed suicide n the
Jail a. Black River Fails, short time
since.
G. L. Colman. Of La Crnss, has recover
81 $1,000 from the Rece iser Of the South
ern Minnesota Railroad, on account Of Over
charges for freight.
West Bead Is to haye uow rain
elevator.
The wife Of Dir. Fsick, Of Cciarburg,
committed suicldc BY hanging herself,
recently.
The Catholic Bishop Of this State has
decided that all members of toe eiiareh
who have joined the Grange mast either
ii-cOr.tjnue fhciy cunprrt;g~ with tL,t