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Wednesday the ninct, ,enth instant was
celebrated IN Augusta Ga. in commemo-
ration OF the adoption OF the Fifteenth
Amendment, by prrc ssinn of the color
ed military companies, and an address by
kev. III. nj. Turner Of ST. Philips Churcl,
In that CITY. His remarks were sensible
and well timed and the following; address
to the young c"lorcd men. we commend
to the attention of that cla.s in our own
community.
H1w can an ignorant man lead
an ignorant people up to greatness! | am
not here to arralSn our torefathers: thcy
were raised in slavery; do not find fault
with them; bnt do find fault with the
young men now coming on the stage OF
acton, who are passing their time il
frivolous amusement, laughing, talking
ana wasting their valuable time. / often
tnnk Of the young coiored men of Geor-
S'a. How many are moulding Them
elves for future good! Where arc c,lorrd
lawyers, and whore cur cclorcd Jurors
except In two or three count ties? How
many are pr'pering to study medicine,
foI The c"lored people get sick as well rs
thc whites? he Young men do not en-
deavor to advance themse.v.s. They
should have prld :"
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John q. BRECK ENRIDGE's lcatl, has
called for the usual number of obituar.
notices, In Which the events Of his career
play larger part than the analyzat Of
MS character. He was fortunate mar
rom birth. frd seemed to ba- bc-n carly
taken Cp on g wave # rfo' perity. which,
carried him forward to the outbreak of
the civil var, when his fortunes bccanc
linked with those of the. Copfederacy.
Ii'ese having failed. he rery rrmdently
w1thdrrw from pubic notice, ard hns the
mCri' ofhaylT6 apprct lated the situation
ne was c 1ur.eors ard 'ic'c'icn-, rrt
cnia and OF DO striking indivIduality
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lie left the spelling bee at 10 o'clock
and stopped in II saloon on his home
Here hc met sever i fri nd who "s...
em up, divers times, ard lie reached
nome about mi'lni-;nt with e confused
pam and av,ry demoralIzed pair of le. s.
lhcn Iie sw"re that somebody had st. :
len fhc kcyholr, hut his wife, with II fear
iul s." WI 'n her brow and "A lamp L, Ii, r
hnnd al Mite him. "Dru. k," sh.
exclaimed. ":'-r u-n.' 'hic) drunk. u az
casrnuff.', "Brute!., "Br.o-p.t (n).
give us harder "n".' "diot!,, .rharz
harder bi'), hut ! kin spcI um. Id l..
81 d,i Ct, idiot. Row give us ii srunn r
dic)-' he Iiclcd up a p,akrr and
gave him "sfunn,r." and the sp ,l,o,
bee adjourn Il s,De die. a
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FORFEITED LANDS.

OFFICE AUDITOR BEAUFORT COUNTY.
BEAUFORT. =. c., April II, 1875
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TAXPAY
c-s desiring to redeem Lands Forfeited to the state
for ne tn-payment of, taxes at aIy time, cnr do so
by application 10 this Olce. Should application
be made by letter, 1t must itaic IN whose name
tnc lands were forfeited
Taxpa'ers feeling Themselves aggriercd at tho
rauAtion II lands forfeited ("n which valuation
!he lakes are based,) can apply TO the County
board OF Equalization. through the CoHnty Treas
nrer, for reduction Of the valuation OF said nron
erty and this reduction in the valua ion will ulro
redncc the amount to be- paid Tor redemption.
All applications to- the County Hoard of E;:,..u
zntion f"r deduction of Valuation. must In,
a.e"nPalnrd hy aiidasits of, NJ least, two di.n
..... ..... l. ). LiSGLkY, ,'l
County Auditor.
arrl.H.-st '.. .C.Ft .g1i-'..
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The following letter appeared in the
Ne'rS and Co""ier on Monday last, amd
is published in the TRIBUNE by request.
Beaufort, SC. May 2l.-Jpon the ar
rival Of Gen. Smalis today mom Coium
Dia your correspondent interviewed hin
upon the charges p.nding in the recent
indictment 10y the rrand jury Of Hichland
ounty. lie states. in substance. as follows:
IN the day ot adjournment oithc Legs.
lature large batch of claims which had
Previously passed the house were before
lhe Senate for concurrence. the claim
known as the Hamllton claim was amen.
ded IN the Seuate 10y adding the claim
now known rs the SnlaIis claim and Others
OF Il sliuilar nature theIeto. which being
passed 10y the Senate was r,turned to
the house Tor concurrence. Upon adjourn
ment OF beth houses. whicn was about
o. clock ot the same day, he met Ham
1.tCn and asked HIM i, the house had con-
CURED III the amendments mace to his
claim, TO which hamilton rrplIed in the
affirmative He also asked the CLERK OF the
House. .the.samc question, and received
The POSITIVE assurance that 1T had been
concurred in. About two or three hours al
ter this he approached Mr.. Woodruff and
asked nun II lie had made out his claim.
TO which Mr.. Woodruff replied no, that
he had to see Mr.. Jones. the clerk OF the
mouse hrst. whereuppn woodruff sent for
Jones to come to lis roon. Nlr.JOnes
states, upon his arrival, that he was in a
hurry to leave the capital on the u clock
tram for Charleston. Mr.. Woouru fl told
INN to make out Smails claim, as 1T was
a house ciuin aincnGed. Jones rep led
Make 1T out yourself, and IT will uc All.
right. Upon oodruif s starting to make
"It the claim, Jones said, let nie sign it,
as am in a hurry to reach the tIaIn
and do not wish to be ietr.' Upon which
he slgnrd 1t before Woodruff had com
pieted making ii out. Mr. Woodruff, know
ing that II had pussed the ScnaLc with
ah amendment t.r TWO thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars, made IL out tor that
amount. Gen. Smalls having lett Coium-
bla tue next night, and UeIng home lour
or live days. received n teles,r ranI from var.
woodruff stating that Il mistake nau
occurred, and that the claim must pe
returned forthwith for cancci,utiun,
which he immediate ly did. Two days
after he received tier from Air. Jones.
clerk OF the house. stating that The claim
IN which the house had coucurrcd was
only for two hundred and fifty dollars
The claim had then been returned anu
cancelled, and = claim for two hundred
and fifty dollars issued and substituted.
lhe statement, as herewith muu, =,
| would seem TO ab>olve Gen. Smals from
crlmina! intent in the premises. lie con
tends that his implication was entirely
upon the assumption that the amendment
had been concurrcu iii by tile house, aud
that he had been SO missed by his Inlur.
mants, whom he acqmts OF any fraudu-
lent intent or purpose to deceive. The
mistake, he say arose primarily in MIR
Woodruff s failure to send over tie claims
passed In one house to the other, rs IS the
CusIom. Observer.
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an. argaric law-makerusnd Q. legislator.
lho less he had at stake, the more he
had oI tax.s. 'Ahe equity ahu state
Offices al frst filed his ami. ZION; thyn he
aspired' when plethoric with funds TO be
CONGRESSMAN, Senator, and governtr.
He waxed lat and kicked lie kicked
the negro, and by beautiful law of
ture the negro is just now beginning to
return the compliment. HischIei occupa-
tion has been to count votes that wer,
never cast, ana count out wages which
were neN er earned. and To mas, all who
despiSed him appear rs nnrcpen:ant
rebels.
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CHIcAeo. Nav 2O.-Mrs. Lincoln imam

CHICAGO. Nav 20.-Mrs. Lincn In. upon
the petition OF her SON nupert, mas ueun
II {" IN n:C''t ;sy'th'. F,r ~ i. It,
exceeds se""n-y,irn-- tboreand dorars
wbi;h che 10 ireapab'" OF mannginy. 8
siERirF SALE - rhe Hherff aavertia..
'heifo' swing sacs to take place mex
soi'S 1:,y. IS 81 Ia
NJ. Wi. c. & %. rs Alfred William,
lot 4 hl"cE 81 C"rb rIcuac town a. pc,r,
Fort. II. A. Taylor rs. ". G.. CliHtop
45C acr's adjoining lands OF o. r.Grav.
Rice Fiamp'on ani Il. lluusnn
Central Nat Bark o: Columbia ~. +. M
Alac::ay "d George Svm'ncrS SEQ acre,
KNOWN as Irimbse Si0ns'. -Coilcion
river and Spring Island ut th; ;tmcturc ~.
Chccho-See and Coi!eton rivers. gOat.
acres, I.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-25
Pullman Palace Cars

Are run on all trains OF this road.
This IS the ONLY LINE running these
cars between Chicago and ST. Paul or Oh -
csgO and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers en- The Union Pacific
Railroad lor ali points west OF the Nilsson
IL River.
On the arrival OF the trains from the
East or SOuth, the trains OF tile Chicago &
NORTHWESTERN Railway leave CHICAGO
FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA
IND CALIFORNIA, Two through trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room
and Sleeping Cars through TO Council
F'OR ST PAUL AND AfTNNEAPOLIS,
two through trains daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached on both trains.
FOE GREEN B4 Y AND LAKE SUPE-
RIOR, two L aims daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and running
through tn Marquette.
b'OR MIL WA UREE, four through
trains daily. Pullman Cars on night trains.
fOt HLNONA and points IN MiIIEesu-
Ia, one through train daily.
EOR DUBUQUE, via FreeDort. two
through trains aaiiy, with Pullman Cars
on night train.
FOE DUBUQUE AND III CROSSE.
via Clinton, two through trains daiiv
v it'll Pullman Cars on light train.
FOR SIOUX CITY AND x4kNR7ON.
two trains daily. Pullman Cars to Mis-.
souri, Valley juno.
E9R LAKE, GENE "a, four Trains Gatiy.
FQR ROCKFORD, STERLIN{l. .E'ES
OSHA, JAMES VILLE, and other 'yll.ir,is
you can nave from two to ten trains daily
For Rates or information not atteinaf,is.
ltoai yohE nome llcket agents apply to
w. II. STENNETT.
MARVIN HUGHITT, . s'''''
General superintendent. d&wtodecsl
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PAID NEARLY
S I O @ . @ @

II 7, s,..,,,,..-e r. "Ns - 49,.
~ = -, "a, 80
"a 49, ,.,3.... ,,.f %
x,6,.i,at.sa f,.,,,, ~, ,t-,s - ~
fb,e j,[Itn6T = ,I.,t. s,1aa 80 - :.
Ia mel ~, ,vtant fGar WIS r,iI.Al =, ~
tn ,]G,tert.71s from se, ,i,,, =. ~
~ ,;iset,G ..tti@f5 IA . 'f..,t
le1nin,.5 II, his 5.nrditio, 1Jl,,yf 81 ,',
irhntiaCf al, .tht.tY1ne ~. eop, ~ 90 ga,
my. Road ana dilIba1di;,or ,(If,lfio1, ~,
M, ms +irGa sS1a4i I ylDi - "
'rl.,,i a.. ,,, 10 ,,rsdnaI1l- innra,i
r. g'zn ,ff1ttt = I33r,,,,r i,I1ntd n e,th
-, ,,I.l Soc ~, - - 80 y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-25

Upon the breezy headland Vne
mans grave they made, .,ornr helIs.
Where. over the daisies ana coFoi oo''
the birchen branches swayeu,, a., 4he
Above us the lark was 5lHSA"S
cloudless skies of June. ,.,tou,s ware
And under the cliffs the billo"s "ohe
chanting their ceaseless Iu .,,eg along the
For the creamy line was Gu WINS '-lF
the hollow shore, ,o,a flowing
where tie dear old tides were ho"i"s
that he would ride no moIe'
r,o di,go of the wave, the note OF tne
hgrd and the priests low tone Were ule e ?
=, tha breeze that blew from tne iiiooi
land, all laden with country .hy sen ,,oowu
INT never a thought OF tHe nc" iio :" !"
nav tossing on sunny plalns', -,
Or of lilies deep IN lne WlAu"oou' "
roses gemming the lanes,
We In fine hearts of the stern, Dronzed
W 0e1 w Who Gathered around the grave,
Where lay the mate VINO hau iougnt Win
them the battle of WIND ana wave
How bo,dIv he steere 4 the cable across the
foaming bar, .,,o oas+,yord
when tine sky was black to the eastward
a,1d tina breakers white on the scar;
How his keen eye caught Lle s9ua ~, snea"'
how ITS strong hand furled the san,
"A we drove DER the angry waters before
the raging gaze -. on ~, ,1,,,,# dark
How CHEEKY he kept all me tohS u"A N
Ufohf and never parson spoke
aalS lords, ike those he said to US, when
at last the morning DrokeI
"a thought the dead mans comrades, as
client and sad they stood, -
while the prayer was prayed the fb eie %ond
sur 1 w. Nvidoy's sob and the orphans
AVA Vail Tia Jared through the JOYOUS air
now could the light w |inl DER tho sea
~ couId the gay waves laugh anu
i' lean, landward DER the, sand ana stoneii
yybiie he who knew aad loved them all
lay tapped in clay aloneE
But for long, when to the bestlins nights
yUhcn The cod, and skate, and doSiiSh !
dart around the herring shqat
when gear Is sorted, and SAILS are set, an"
the merry breezes blow,
A nd away to the deepsea harvest the stab
wart reapers &C. 49,. III,
A kindiv sight had hearty word, they Will
rive to him who lies
pyhsre fine clover springs, and the heath
OF b ooms, beneath the northern SKIES
q All the Year Rotl7l5
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-25
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS.
Be 1t remembered that at 8 session u
the Probate Court holden at Rutland,
within and for said District, on the 18th
day of NOveul Der A. D.lS75.
Present! Hon. Walter Z. Dunton, Judge.
Whereas, Lensey Round, adm. de 5oHfs
of James Nj. ChattertOn. late OF Rutland,
in said district, deCeas cd, has this day pre-
sented to said court his petition in
writing, setting forth that 1t win be ne
eessary TO sell q part OF the real estate OF
said deceased, for the payment OF the
debts and charges of administration; and
also that 1t will be beneficial fer all parties
interested therein to sell the whole OK the
real estate Of -aid decsageS, and therein
making application to said court fer IL
cense 10 make such sale. ....-
1t Is ordered that all persons interested
In the estate OF said deceased be notified
to appear before said cOurt. at the Probate
office 1T kutland, in said district, on the
seventh day of December, A. -. eight
ecu hundred ana seventy i've, 10y publ
cation OF this order three weeks susces-
stYely previous thereto In the Rutland
HERALD, newspaper printed at Rut-
land aforesaid, to show cause. II any they
may have, why said licepsa suoull not be
THOMAS. @. Robbins,
ACw ~ u. IS. E.l........ Register.
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CTATH or VERMONT,


~ ........ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND
Be it remembered, that at a session o. the
Probate Court, holden at Rutland, with
In ana for said district, on the 18th day Of
Novembe 4. ID. 1875:
Present: Hon. Waller {. DuntOn, Judge.
Whereas, D. =. PeabOQy, administrator
of Edward DCOlin. late OF Chitteuden, III
said district, deceased, has this day pre-
sentcd TO g aid court his petition in writ
ing, setting forth that it will be beneficial
Tor ali parties interested I, erein TO sell tSe
whole of the real estate OF said decreased,
and therein making application 10 said
court tor license to make such sale. And
said administrator having PRODUCED TO
sald court the assent In writing of 81! IN
heirs resting in Jhis state, Interested III
sal real estate.
Therefore, Il i ordered that all per
sons Interested IN the estate OF said de-
ceased be notified 10 appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office in Rgt-
land. in said district. on the 1th day OF
December, AID. 1873, BY publication ofthls
order. three weeks snCUFS yeiy previous
thereto, Ia The RRtaua HERALD, news
paper printed az Batlaud aforesaid, TO
show cause, 5G aIy tncg may have, Why
said lieeHs8 shOat5t r9t I've granted.
...-... THOMAS L. Robbins,
4Gw3w .s-t- Register.
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'NlE|1EZING
GATARRH.

This is a. constant sneezs. sn eeze sneeze..
ant4!. your head seems ready to Nv off,
untrl your nose. and eyes discharge excess,
siye quantities of nrueus, thin, serid, and
p0lson0us, until, unfit for business, or
pleasure, you number yourself among the
most afflicted. of nortais, destined. to sdf-
Ter periodically The greatest distress
without relief Or eensolatioil. every
dfaughts every breath OF air. seems an
enemy In dtsg u1se. This is prop eIlsreslIed
Acute, Catarrh. and COMMONLY, Geld IN
the Head. Its, constant Pecurrencalis dHe
.to. eenstitHttonaQY weak or diseased me-
sal organs and enfeebled action of 1ae peT-
Or this distressing ma lady. 54NF0RD's RAD
.lGAL GuRs FOR C)AEARRI is q never billing
specific. Ln$tnat relief follows .ths first
Nc6sse.. it. use desire = that lns1b dEsensA-
ttEepeSs. to, atTnGs plTeEfc changes which
0l'ed1spo pc p1e7to this disease, And Il
sure u: prevent an attack OF GhF6kfG or
Lucrative CattBrEb. sE. my III.
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CHRONIC
5. .,.'. S. CATARRH.

esyrnptotns Distracted breathing par-
tiaf af9aure of one or both IaSlstIfls, aIstoE-
ped up, STUFFED APP feeling in the klesd,
from the nose Of 8 7sategy or thick yblfow
or gIeenish' mucqs, frequently stGealcea
with blood. Sometimes this IlattdE be-
comes. enernstttd in the nasal. passages,
and is removed only by. prrlon gea ID fort.
! In the morhing on rising the SYMPTOMS
are the worst. NiOseat blowing, hEWking.
and spittiBgunttl the erusts are reGpve1,
frorn the inEttsr that has aceuTngIstad
during the night. Finally the poisonous
Seprettons attack the throat, bE0dcpial
tubes, lungs, terntn ating ia pHllqSnary
consumption, accompanied by q nd Of
tensive breath and impaired eye3ig 4 aud
hearing -. go. - - - - =
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or CHARLES z. WARE.

The undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of Rutland commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate OF
said distinct, d. erased, hereby give no.
tice that we will meet for the purpose OF
examining and allowing said claims at his
late residence on the 10th day of De-
cerf9i,er and the 18th day of May,
from 1 To- o'olock pm. until four O'Clock
o. M, each of said days, and that six
months from the 18th day of November, A.
D. 1875. is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their clatQ1s 10
US for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Rutland this 18TH Gay OF NO.
yember, q. ID. 1875. ....-.. .... .-.
.-- JOHN NJ. ALLEN, C.,,,,.
S.t- GEORSE o. ThIRALb, oo0it1 = y.
Agayeuy x r--t
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- = -. 7.11dgar as q snItOI
had induced this hand melted like
Galitzin To- obwhen their hearts were
Tor their:sa generous elf.saefifee of
Snow m young man, whose praises
!. ttGouiehessgeTy lip. b =; q. q
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CALIFORNIA.

Haze yea any thought Of going to osl.-
WeEt1
You want 10 know the best routes to
take2
The shortest, safest, quickest and most
comfortable rOntes are those owned Nv
the Chicago and North Western RAILWAY
Company. II owns over two thousand
miles OF the best road there Is in the coun-
try. Ask any ticket agent 20 show you its
maps ana lime cards. All ticket agents
can sell you through tickets nv this route
Buy your tickets via tne Chicago and
N'Crt j. Western Railway Ipg,
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WHAT is VEGETINE !:

1t is a compound extracted from bark,
roots and he bs. 1t is natures remedy. i
Is perfectly harmless from any bad efTeCt
upon the system. it is nouushing and
strengthening. 1t acts directly upon Ind
blood. 1t quiets the nervous system. I'd
gives you u good, sweet sleep at night 4.
IS great paE2cea tor our aged faLhert
and mothers, for il gives them strength,
qutets their nerves. and gives them ma.
lures sweet sleea--aS has been proved b7
many an aged person. 1t Is The great
3 sood Purifier. lt IS a soothiAg Esi,s..l4
for our children. 1t has relieved and cared
thousands II IS Very pieasaut TO take
every Child likes it. 1t relieves aud canes
blood. Try the Vegetine. Give II 5.tr
trial for your complaints then yol. v5li
say to your friend, neighbor ana acg1a5,,ts
ancG. ..TrY it 1t has cnrad me-,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-11-25

This popular route Is unsurpassed for
Speed, Comfort and Safety. The Smooth,
WeIl-Ballasted and Perfect Track of steel
Rails, Westinghouse Air Brakes, NiEers
SAFETY Platform and Couplers, the cele-
brated Pullman Palace Sleeping cars, the
TefIect IelegraPh system OF M9ylng
run, the admirable arrangement for rum
ming Through Cars from Chicago to all
points West, North and North West, Sc
cures to passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
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LUCRATIVE
CATARkH.

This is tha destru etive and TERRIBLE 3a
OF the drsease. Ihg whole nasal passl gr
INCLUDING the -e1es and ears che toaS.
throat, bronebiE ltubas. and tnpgs Aeoba
one after smother, afIectsd, ina lmeA /
cerated. and sGccunlb. rapidly tn kf
frishtfil monster. a peculiar acid isEe
Grated and set at libeI Y by this ristl'
which, paTmesTing the blood, WeaEf
and destroys its renGyating power, "
allows the system 10 orpor unity to.tAc
OFF the malady until this poison is D.
tra6ged and expelled. It is here ia y
stilEu3nal tPeat meHt becomes Of the %
vital consequences, 'DtgiGse lSnlGS. &
rested at this Stage the disease viii n
sumption See WdTTeR's Hou$eHo!dft
Siciaa. ...... ...... -..... ...=.-s-
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ing
CLOTHS AND CAS5IMERES-scot Suit
lngsB English and French DiagonaIs,
and full lines of Broadcloths and
ancy Casslmeres.
OFERCOATI NGS-Fur Beavers, ChinchI-
las and Ratine Beaver.
EOUsEhEEPt NJ GOODS - Blankets,
Quilts, Comfortables, Table Linens.
Napkins, Huck and Damask Towels,
turkey Red Damasks for Tea Cloths,
Diapers, dc
PRINTS AND DOMEsTICs- Good Call
Goes, fast cOlors, at &c. English.
French and American Dress Prints,
OF best styles. BleacEed and Brown
CoftoDs at less than wholesale prices.
LHONS CLOAK WE'VE IS-A Magnificent
Assortnent Of best makes only.
SILKs-Best Black at 81. SL25, SI50, b per
yarl and upwards. Plain. ColOre d
and Fancy. in all the new shades, at
very moderate prices.
DRESS GOODS Gamers Hair, Merinos.
Cashmeres ana serges, IN the new
Sea- Browns and Dark Green shades.
Also, Plaids, PJplins and low priced
Worsted Goods OF every description.
BLACK KES-Blacz Drap d'Ete,
Black hibet shawls, and ali Mourn
ing Goods IN Special department.
LACES, PRINCES AND LIB 8ONS - Gui-
pure and Yak Laces, Worsted and
Twist ETinges, Cardinal, Navy Blue
and Seal Brown sash Ribbons. kUr
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