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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09
LAST EDITION
Washington.


Removals Revenue Fraud MIR.
Kerr Makes a Denial = Indian
OmmissiOner smith catholic
Missions.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-During the first eleven
days since new postal cards have been on sale,
requisitions OF postmasters supplied amount to
II, ,185, 100.
Lewis z. Rupard, Postmaster at Hazel
Green, Massachusetts, and Alexander Sander.
son, Postmaster at Darlington, Iowa, have
been removed for irregularities in the sale Of
postage stamps.
| The distillery Of Cochrane, Hutshins g. Co.,
near Chicago, has been seized, and warrants
for parties Issued on charge Of defrauding
the Government. They were caught last night
removing unstamped barrels Of whisky from
tnelr establishment, and have left to avoid ar
rest. Supervisor Matthews and Collector W eb-
ster have for some time been suspicious that
through their agents evidence that produced In
their minds high degree Of moral certainty in
relation 70 the matter. Meanwhile the house
was closely watched day and night by faithful
cago advised the Department yesterday that
the parties were caught in the act Of with
drawing spirits unlawfully from the oistern
room.
gentleman in this city, stating that there is not
the slightest ground for the statement that
when Congress meets, he would relinquish his
claims for the Speakership of the House OF
Representatives with the view to increase the
strength Of Governor Hendricks for the Presi-
Dental nomination. He says Hendricks does
not need and would not ask service OF him:
Kerr says he is is q candidate In good faith and
has no idea Of withdrawing from the contest.
II. r. Smith, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
left to-day for Nebraska, and will go thence to
Massachusetts, where he has an invalid wife.
1t was reported to-day that he would not re-
turn until the new Secretary was appointed,
and then tender his resignation, which proba-
bly, will be accented.
The Catholic ladies of Washington, with Mrs.
General sherman at tho mead, are organizing
permanent Indian Catholic Missionary Asso-
citation. Missionary workers are TO be sent
among all the Indian tribes.
REDEEMRD-A GOOD THING HAS COME OUT OF
NAZARETH.
| WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 9.-The following
was received at the Treasury Department thi:
morning, post -marked New York: Hon. b. H
BrIstoW, the inclosed $3U8 Is come as conscience
money belonging to the United States on goods
imported at the port OF New York and errone-
ously appraised. Please acknowledge receipt
In the newspapers under the head Of Washing
ton dispatches, as received from b. d. q.
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POLICE COURT.

. Drunk and Disorde-ly--John Kennedy, .
and costs; Frederick Nieman, George Liebd.
Christ. Drein, zach 81 cpd costs; I'D Burke
Mary OBriea, Dora Meyers, thirty days.
Annie Wviiliams, twenty days: John Zolinskys
Tbs. c. Warrington, dismisied; Maude ARA
strong, Lille Watson, costs; MaryeCooS. TN
days,
Goeckel, abusing family, costs: John Car
penter, same, continued to 18th inst; Mm
seeds. lettering, continued to 10Th inst; N.
Gallant and James Simon, same, thirty
days; Michael Brinkman. o. Brinkma9,
Geo. Heinzelman. Il. Dillman, Geo. Elsenhar6
HIN Brand, Jos. Weller, John Weller. Alex.
Roll, malicious destruction, dismissed; Ma~ @-
Preston, same, costs; H. Feye, c".,,r,r6 to + IN
bound oyer; Pat McGlen-..y same. dismisscds
W, e. MCCOY ss.u Il. N. McJoy, ferrying with.
2RE pesasn.- -contiaged to 10Th inst: G. yonder-
naar, assault to kill, a,smlssed; .. y esapsah
petit larceny, continued to 18th inst; Ii. kie-
ger petit larceny. continued to issh
continued to l1th inst. y. Bentfy, same, thirty
days aud x50; h. !. Ross, concealed weapons,
dismissed; Geo. Wilson, petit larceny, 50 Odas1
and $2S; same, same, 80 days and $50; WiiIiaR
Patterson, grand larceny, continued to liza
inst; Henry Bloom, vag, 10 days; Geo. Waters,
concealed weapons, continued to 1lth inst;
Geo. Reinhardt, selling by short measure, dis
missed; G. Leckel. resisting officer, IS q costs:
Assault and Battery-Geo. Armstrong. oosta;
Jennie Daugherty, dismissed; WIN. R0binsol.
SIS and costs: John Mack, dismissed; Mica.
Scollard, Sl0 and costs; Martin Preston. oosts.
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Hassssson County Teacher. Assoeiasio,

HansiIton County Teachers AssootatioH.
The Hamilton County Teachers Association
met hismorning at II O'Clock. with Mr.. Nelson
in the chair.
The teachers proceeded to the election Of Of
fcers for the ensuing year.
The following is the resulti President, G. 8.
Fay, Of Wyoming; Recording Secretary, J.
Periee Cummings; Corresponding Secretary,
Horace Hearne; Treasurer, L. A. Knight; Ex-
ecutiye. Committee, l. A. Knight Alice Hor-
A vote Of thanks was rendered to Messrs.
Baldwin q Co, for the use Of their organ.
A motion was made and carried that the
meeting be called at 10 O'Clock A. M. =.
The programme Of exercises was then taken
The newly-elected President, Mr.. C. s. Fay,
read an interesting paper on "The Currents or
the Ocean," Mr.. Fay dwelt upon the courses
of the different currents OF the seas and oceans,
their uses in navigation, and their bearing on
tempering the climates Of the countries OF the
North and South.
His discourse was not very long, but was an
excellent one In every point
thought it was beneficial to tho Association il
some notice OF the meetings were advertised in
the paper; 1t would secure better attend-
ance.
Mr. Nelson opined that 1t was better to intro
duco more interesting programme, ,as the very
life OF the Association depends upon the prompt
and proper work OF tho Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee then appointed the
members to take part In tho exercises OF tho
next meeting.
Mr., Miller was appointed as the Committee
on Music OF tho moettngs.
A motion was made that committee OF
three Re epeolp TOD 70 exami0e into tho matter
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THE RACES.
Lulu, the Wonderful, on the Track

There was magnificent gathering of pcop4
at Chester PARK this afternoon to witness ~
closing races Of the Fall meeting. Ths
weather was all that could be desired, and on
Sol, who had 90 Professionally kept his visaN
behind the clouds during the week, shono exs
with all his golden effulgenee, making win
all as fine day as the most fastidious could
wish for.
FIRST RACE
The horses were all in good condition, and
at2 O'clock the tap OF the bell called them to III
judges stand, and, after some lattIe deIay, ,thy
were on for the 2:S4 race in the following Cd.
des:
Allen first, Deception. second, Davis third
Yeazell fourth. Gustie fifth, Phoebe sixth Thl
horses got away In beautiful style, with Gusrh
leading to the quarter pole, then to the haf
where Allen caught her and won the nrst heaS
The following is the order: Allen 1st, Gus
tie I'd, Yeazell Sd, Davis 4th, Deception sEA
Phoebe 9Th. Time, 2:y3.
Second Heat-Allen first, YeazelI second
Deception third, Davis fourth, PhGbe q. fftf
Gustie sixth. Time-2:36h.
Deception came in second, but was set bara
Tor running.
Race of Lulu, with running mate, 10 bsg
time. First Heat-Time, 2:25K.
In Lulu's first heat, on account Of the o0a.
dition Of the track, she was obliged to trOI ~
feet over mile, making her time equal -
9:9k.
Second heat Of Lulu and mate-Time, asox
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK. Oct. 9.-Arcturus won til
first race. Josie d. second. Matte W. third, aaa
Caroline fourth.
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Latest Local.

TIE Mccoy cases, ferrying without licenses,
were again continued by Judge Lindeman this
morning till the 10th inst.
=. o. II. HALsTEAp, William Erwin, m
Schuler and Herman Newman, have sued
Coroner Maley to recover witness fees for an
inquest held July 2Sd.
AT Sherif's sale to-day IS lots on Symmes
and Pearson avenues were sold to s. W. Kit.
ridge and nj. W. Oliver for $ts, ,43S, and one iu
the same vicinity to q. w. Talent for $500.
A MEETING Of all Good Templars will be held
next Monday evening, at the hall on the north :
cast corner of Fifth and Central avenue, for o
formal reception Of the g. w. 9. I. Of Ohio.
HENRY FEyE, the young man who two weeks
ago cut Henry Meyers across the abdomen with
knife in scuiiio on Sycamore and Woodward
streets, was bound over to tho Grand Jury un
dor bonds OF ei,ON.
CLEMENs voNDKRHAAR and Pat McGlennon,
who were charged with cutting with intent "a
XIII one John Weidner, were dismissed by
Jadge Lindeman this morning. Weidner
failed to prosecute the parties.
MARoAREr GLEASON was appointed admin
IistgwIrK of John HAneX Personality tSaQ,
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Chester PS'.,. Poole.

Pool selling was pcos so spirited this NOR,
as usual Att.e Gibson the favori. e IN tiie 3:s.
class scored to be Billy Yssazefi. though earl,
y lie day Decee..rion asd Allen sold ever
again. rne Heij at SD. Later on the tables
cnnnged, and Gustie sold with Deception
against the field at $a5. Then Yeazell stock
showed an upward tendency, and at the close
Billy sold as first choice, with Deception second
81 almost even money.
The runners sold as foilowst Enlister. $50;
field, $50, though at the start Enlister brought
$a6, Port Leonard IS, and the field sl6. .iS..~.
At the Empire tAs 2;4 ci... ,-.a s- a. follows:
Deception, 10; eaastle, s., and field IS. Rum
ing race-Enlister, Sl5, and field IA
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On 'Changc.

On Change to-day Mr.. Frazler's resolution
ON postal telegraphy came up, and the friends
Of the postal telegraph system asked for apost-
ponement till next Saturday, as several men,
bers Of the Committee had been so much en-
gagged by the Exposition and other matters
that they had not been able to have a hearing.
The The question, OF postponemens& WAS was nhsily ina de-
nents Of the resolution gave way and it was
carried without resistance, very few Of the op-
ponents voting. This vote places the Chamber
on record Sainst recommendation in favor
Of postal telegraphy.
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FLASHES.
All is quiet at Friar's Polnh

All is quiet at Friar's PolnA
A sao,o0 are oocurr'' III
| terday. ID In Mahomeh ILL, yes
| IT lsr'- u, ~, :, p.u,. d, :. u.u,,., p..,,
Canton, Ohio, had fremen's tournament
yesterday.
Mr.. Vidal. American Consul at Tripoli. has
returned to that city.
The Nuns new smallpox hospital, at Landy
Hill, Ont. burned yesterday.
George Speer, colored, OF Fayetteville, Ca,
was hanged yesterday for rape.
European powers have guaranteed to main
tain peace in the Porte's dominions.
Phil. Sheridan was banqueted at San Fran
cisco, and he told what he knew about war.
A colored sheriff was shot yesterday and
badly wounded, while opening court at Jack
son, La.
CarrIoia B Anderson. commission merchants
OF san Francisco, have suspended. Liahili-
ties, siaO,oO1
The Presbyterian Synod Of Kansas and the
Missouri River Baptist Association are In ses-
sion at Atchison.
Thursday, October 2Sth, has been named for
THANKSGIVING Id Ontario, Nova scotia and
New Brunswick.
Tie logger Iron Compsny, Of Albany, N. Y,
will issiiS S250,00J mortgage bonds to relieve
itself Of embarrassment.
Henry saunden was captured ~ IRdiapapo-
LIS yesterday while Attempting 70 dispose Of o
forged letter Of credit for s. ,OOO.
The Grace Sherwood went aGhore near Bath
well, Ontario, yesterday, loaded with wheat
and will probably be q total Loss. Crew saved.
Albert Fink, late Superintendent Of the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad, has been Of
fer Tered the position Of Umpire Of the Southern
A true bill has been found against Honore
Colt, late Manager Of the jacques Cartier
Bank. Montreal, for making q false bank
statement
Henry r. jackson, OF Savannah, was yester-
day elected a Trustee Of the Peabody Educa-
tional Fund, to fill the vacancy caused by Gov
ernor Graham's death.
James j. Mills has been appointed Internal
Revenue Storskceper for the Fourth District Of
Kentucky, and Benjamin Furness Storekeeper
for the Seventh District of Ohio.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange has offered
premium Of u, 90 for the best bale of cotton of
the present crop grown in the country tfibu.
tary to Memphis, for exhibition at the Centen-
nial.
A fire was discovered last night in the Mem
phis COurt-h0use formerly the Overton Hotel.
After struggle Of an hour the 6remen sub
duod 1t. Much damage was done, but the rec
ords in the upper stories were saved In o dam
aged condition.
JET was Davis warmly received yesterday at
H0pkinsvilie, KY, his birth place. His address
before the Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation was Of strictly agricultural character,
containing no allusion TO politics. The attend
ance was estimated at $500.
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The RepmsIicam Eeseu:tss Com.mstses.

The RepMbIican Eeeew:tus Consmittes.
The Republican Executive Committee met
this morning, with President Amor Smith, jr.
in the chair, and MIR. G. Anderson acting as
Secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That as fraudulent voting has
characterized the elections Of our city and
county for the past few years, therefore we
now call upon all citizens, workingmen, mer-
chants and manufacturers Of Cincinnati and
Hamilton county, regardless Of party poll
day and spend that day at the polls for the pro-
lection Of the purity Of the ballot-box, and al
low every man to vote his true principles.
On motion Of Gen. Hickenl0oper, q vote of
thanks was rendered to the Campaign Com
mittee.
On motion. the Committee adjourned to meet
again next Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
when the tickets for the city wards will be dis
tributed. The tickets for the country precincts
were given out to-day.
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A Smash UD.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct "A long freight
train coming West on the New York Central
railroad. and running forty miles an
hour, left the track near the depot in
this city, and dashed in to Falls depot
building, demolishing portion Of the walls
and causing general smash up OF the loco
motive, tender and q good part OF the train.
Tho engineer and fireman were instantly
was hurt.
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Notes ct the Capital.

Special to the star.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct 9.-Corbin. the Wester-
erville saloonist is in jail for failure to pay his
fne.
John Cecilbaugh, who had been i'll for some
days, started for Newark yesterday in a
through train. AS 1t did not stop at Newark,
he jumped of and was probably fatally in
jured.
The colored people had a Republican meet
ing in Capitol Square last night, with music,
fireworks, &c. Speeches were made by NJ. NJ.
Holland and VIM. Watng, Of Washington, and
Rev. James Poindexter.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9-s:ID r. \

The gold market continues easy, owing y
rope and California. It stands In Wall stree4
at 1853. 1t is worth here 1l6x buying, aaa
1867 selling.
There Is a good demand for Eastern ex-
changed. tits worth par buying aud l-lO press-
selling.
sterling exchange remains quiet and steadr
at 4T sight, and 4.S4 sixty day bills, gold.
The supply Continues ample, and banks arp
discounting literally at the usual ratos OF Ia
per cent.
Southern r. Il. 7-3Os are worth l0s and inter.
est, and are In moderate demand.
Tho following are the latest Wall-street quo.
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Ifsms from Springfield.

bpeclHI 20 t1e sun.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct 9.-Three burglars at
tempted to force an entl ance into the residence
Of Mr.. Joseph Oiinger, at Brighton, near here.
Thursday morning. They were discovered by
Olinger's son, who fired at them, killing one
and capturing the others, who are now In Jail
The Hebrew citizens are to-day observing
the solemnities Of Yom Kippur, or the Day Of
Atonement. Business among them is entirely
suspended, and at the Synagogue impressive
ceremonies are being held. In addition to a
large assemblage OF Hebrews, many citizens Of
other sects are assembled.
The Republic charges, and Processes to be
able to prov that Democrats are inlportine
voters into the two Democratic wards Of the
city.
for the Democrats here, speaking to larg'
| audience at the Opera house.
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OutcE Work.

The billiard room of the Gibson House has
been used during the past week as an auction
room for the pool sellers, Major Barker having
sold the regular Chester Park Association
pools up to IL O'Clock to-day. ByS o'clock this
afternoon the carpets were down, the tables in
position, and everything in readiness for the
ing fully up to the Chicago record OF fast time.
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SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9, 1875.

loan mas caused considerable excitement al
the Stock Exchange.
Mayor Wickham has received letters from
Police Commissioners Voorhees, and Smith re-
signing their positions. The resig nations oi
10 considerable excitement at the City Hall
The man arrested as tue murderer of Mr.
Noe is q professional thief named John D0lan.
Heis still confined at police headquarters.
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MarrS00e Ltcsnsss.

! The following marriage licenses were is.
sued since our last report:
Gustav Sherbrock and Carolina Henner.
Annie Wortmann and A. II. TrOchalmann
James Griffin and j. Agnew.'
/ Chas. Ambrose and Sophia y. Hasenkamp.
Frank Schwarz aud Mary Diehl.
Samuel Stiegler and Louisa Bauer.
Christian Laub and Margaret Kurrmann.
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Of obtaining singing-books for the Assoc<a-
ti0n. Carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Miller and Hu1-
sen and Miss Baker.
Mr.. Fay, the President-elect, was addsa d
the above committee.
Am0ti0n to adjourn prevailed.
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rT,ABERNACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin
i son,s Qnera -h0use.-RaY. Harry ID. Moor,n

gVyABERNACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin.
i sons Opera -house.-Rev. Henry ID. Moore,
Pastor and Minister. Services Sunday morning,
October 10, at Ii O'Clock. The Rejected Christ
Text-Matthew xxi, 43: "The stone which the
builders rejected, the same is become the head
OF the corner: this is the Lords doing. aud 1t is
marvellous in our eyes" Theme-Ine love OF
God is better aud mightier than human or
ganizations; or, the Rejected Christ is the
friend and Savior OF the people. The music is
led BY select band Of fifteen brass and reed
Instruments, under the direction Of Professor
Curriers' 1. Voluntary Band; $'By the Sea-"
Schubert; q elbow ye tho Trumpet blows"
8. "Watchman, tell us Of tho night;" 4. Offer
tory-Band: Duo-"I would that my loven
Mendelssohn; 0. 'Joy to the world, the Lord 10
come" Ushe.s are In attendance to furnish
form for tho accommodation, as far % possible,
OF those who desire 10 attend thcse meetings.
All arr cordially invited. strangers In tho city
~nd young men specially lnylted - "
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The following is the result Of the races afHa
our time Of going to press yesterday:
THE2:22 RACE.
Third Heat-O Observer. first; Young, second,
Morris, third; Bella, fourth; Hooper, afth;
Star, sixth. Time-2:30k.
Fourth Heat--This heat won the race fBa
Observer, he coming in q good length ahead.
The order was as follows: Observer LIST, Ysunx
ID, Lady Star Sd, Morris 4th, Hooper sth. Bella
9th. Time, 2:30.
The hurdle race was the next In ordes.
Three horses Only, Bill Goodwood, Port Leonard
and Prang, were entered, all Of which came ID
time promptly at the tap OF the bell This rag
horse taking hurdle clear, the first horse gen-
orally knocking over the fence, allowing Inc
others to crawl through the gap. They oanaB
in the d following T p, order: Port LEONARD ~
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Seven Years for WesterveIf.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-In the Court
of Quarter Sessions, Judge Elcock sem
fenced Westervelt, charged with being
implicated in the abduction of Charley
Ross, to seven years in the Eastern PEN
itentlary at solitary confinement.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct 9-The steamer George
Law, Of the Chester River Steamboat Com
pany, is reported to have sunk this morning
while in Chester river, in consequence of an ac-
cident to her piston-rod. No lives are sup
posed to have been lost
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Rsjtroad.
On and after Sunday. October 10th, 1875, the
following changes will be made: Train
will leave at 7:l5 A. M. instead Of 7:l0 A. NJ,
and arrive at 10 p. NJ. instead of lO:a5 p. NJ.
Hamilton accommodations will leave at AN.
instead Of 9:l6 A. NJ, returning at 10 noon, and
st 4:S0 p. N. instead Of 20 r. NJ. returning as
heretofore, and at 9;l5 p. NJ. instead Of $50 r.
M., returning as heretofore
The Dayton express will leave at P. NJ,
instead cf 5i5 r. NJ, returning at $3.50 A. III.
There have been four additional trains placed
Oh the road-two for Hamilton-0ne leaving at
1880 A. ~. returning at l:4O p. NJ, and one
leaving at 7:l6 T. M, returning az 1850 p. M. |;
and two for Glendale leaving at 6:55 A. NJ,
returning at 1855 A. NJ, and one at $3.50 p. NJ,
returning at 6:9i P. NJ. The 1880 p. M. aid IL
p. M. Exposition trains will be discontinued
All other traips as heretofore.
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The Springer Music Hall Committee did not
hold their regular weekly meeting this morn
ing, the few members present agreeing among
themselves to postpone the meeting until next
Saturday at II o'clock.
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two-mile scull race, yesterday on Seneca Lake,
for 500, beating Kelsey. Time, 1923.
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A man recently sent Q photograph
card from Hamburg to Chicago ~ cx
d0llars, when IL might have uOs
through the MALE for twolye eeatss
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WI TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN-wh0 thoroughly understand tho
pakiuot, hardware and undertakers' supplies
business; good positions and salaries 20 two
kdss j. II. LEWIS h CO., ST. Louis, Missouri.
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Gents Warm Undershirts and Drawers at
25, 93, As and SOC.
1000 dozen Undervests and Drawers for
Ladies, Gents and Children, including
the most popular brands manufactured,
Is per cent. less than elsewhere.
Ladies Heavy Merino Vests and Drawers
at AZ, 45 and SOC.
Ladies' Heavy Merin0 Vests aud Drawers,
extra quality, at IS, zoe and 81.
GENTS CUST0M-MADE SHIRTS.
1000 dozen, made from good, strong
Muslin and fine Linen in B0sOms and
Cuffs, 81 and 81 rs each.
$50 dozen UnlRundried Shirts, made from
Wamsutta Muslin and Extra Fine Lin
on, at 81 rs, Wsrth $2.
Weinvite the attention of purchasers to the
following lines Of goods, Of which we have an
elegant assortment, and which we guarantee to
sell from 15 to Is per cent. lower than any
other house. viz:
Ladies' and Children's MerinO Hoo
Ladies, and Children's Fleece
Ladiess and Chiidren,s Wool Ho-
sierY, striped and Plain.
Ladies' Knitted Sacques and jack
cts.
Children,s Knitted Sacques and
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs.
Ladies, Silk and Lace Neckwear.
Gents, Collars and Cuffs.
Handkerchiefs, Nubias, Scarfs and
Ties.
Laces, ,EmbrOideries, Ribbons, ,COr-
sets, Fans
SILK Umbrellas, Bingham Umbrel-
las
Ladies, Felt Skirts.
Children,s Dresses.
Toilet soaps, Perfumery, Pins and
Needles, and a great many other
Fancy Articles too numerous to
MENTION
Purchasers will find our house Headouarters.
We mark all goods In plain figures, make no
second price, and guarantee everything sold to
be as represented.