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A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Sc
TO THE PUBLIC. a
Certificate from Hon. r. W. KeHOGE
NJ. G. from Michigan.

TO THE PUBLIC. H@
Certificate from Hon. F. W. KeHloEx
NJ. &. from Michigan.
WASHINGTON. April 3, 1863.
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Grand Jury.

By the law approved March Is,
1875, passed at tho special session
of the Legislature, 1876. our Grand
Jury is cut down from IL to 6,
reputable freeholders and resi-
dents of the county" The concur
renee of five of the six is necessary
to find an indictment This law
does not effect any county in the
State until March 1876, when the
Board draw the two juries for that
year.
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President LincOln's Address al Get
tysburS, Nov. l9, 1863.

From the indianapolis Journal.
A discussion as to the authentic
form of Mr.. Lincoln's celebrated
Gettysburg address-pronounced
by the Westminster Review, we be
lieye, the finest piece of compost
ton in the language-has elected
some interesting points. A letter
in the Nation, from Mr.. Edward
Mcpherson, late clerk Of the House
of Representatives. and IN intimate
personal friend of Mr. Lincoln, says
the President wrote the original
draft of the address in his room at
Gettysburg, at a late hour on the
evening of November Is, 1868. It
is believed that this original man
uscript has not been preserved
But in the following April Mr.. Lin
coin, being requested for an auto
graph manuscript Of the address
for soldiers and sailors fair at
Baltimore, complied by sending his
own report of the address, plainly
written, and carefully punctuated.
The following is an exact copy of
that manuscript, and may, there
fore, be accepted as the genuine
version. It cannot be read too
often:
"Fourscore and seven years ago
our fathers brought forth on this
continent O new nation, conceived
in Liberty, and dedicated to the
proposition that all men are created
equal.
'sNow we are engaged in a great
civil war, testing whether that ma
ton, or any nation so conceived
and SO dedicated, can long endure
We are met on a great battle field
of that war. We have come to
dedicate portion of that field, as a
final resting place for those who
here gave their lives that the nation
might live. It is altogether fitting
and proper that we should do this.
'sBnt, in larger sense, we can
not dedicate-we cannot conse
crate-we cannot hallow-this
ground. The brave men, living
and dead, who struggled here, have
consecrated it, far above our poor
power to add or detract. The
world will little note, nor long re-
member what we say here, but it
can never forget what they did
here. It is for us the living, rather
to be dedicated here to tie unfn
ished work which they who fought
here have thus far so nobly adj
vanced. It is rather for US to be
here dedicated to, the great task
remaining before us-that from
these honored dead we take in
creased devotion to that cause for
which they gave the last full mea-
sure of devotion-that we here
highly resolve chat these dead shall
not have died in vain-that this ma
ton, under God, shall have new
birth of freedom-and that govern
ment of the people, by the people,
for the people, shall not perish
from the earth
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
THE BAYLIES
Mercantile College,
AZ Ke0kuk and DuDu~ue.
ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
This old and practical Business College is
now in its tenth year in Keokuk, with no
change Of teachers, and stands endorsed by
over 800 of the most prominent business
men Of the city.
PROF. w. H. MILLER, the celebrated bu-
siness instructor, continues in charge at
KeOkuk. Furnished rooms are given free
of charge to students wishing to board
themselves. No room rent is charged. Also
boarding clubs at $50 per week. Two or
more friends from different parts of the
United states can make up clubs to come
Many students enter on the savings deposit
Festivals in the College Hall, with the
brass band in attendance. Frequent lee
lures by prominent men. Accommoda-
lions for two thousand students
The only College with q practical Pho
nographer constantly In the school room,
accessible for instruction at all times. Send
for specimens OF Short Hand Writing
The Iowa State Fair, for two years at Ke-
okuk, will largely increase business.
The membership for $40 provides for Book
keeping. Mathematics, Photography. and
all the studies; time unlimited. No prepa-
ration is necessary to enter. Special forms
OF accounts for use in the Grange Store.
Peirce's Normal Penmanship Institute is
conducted at Keokuk.
The Gate City Telegraph Institute, the
only school in the West taught by Operators
ia actual service. is conducted at Keokuk.
M9-Send for q circular.
Address BAYILES COLLEGE,
li-ly Keokuk, lows.
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Mrs. Gascoign, of Sedgwick county
Kansas, is in the city visiting friends.
She reports that section of the state
as having entirely recovered from the
grasshoppcl ravages, and in pros
porous condition.
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fiscal year
@,a7tE2 80
It will be noticed that this district
(the 4th) pays almost one half of the
tax paid BY the whole State.

The poor Democrats Even the
New York Herald is Disguised with
them. In lengthy editorial recall
ing the old days before the Kansas
troubles" and reviving the ooiors Of
the picture of the time when the
Democratic party presented solid
front to all opponents. it asks and an
ewers = question thus:
But Uhat do We behold? A party
which has been compelled to eat all
its own words on the great questions
of the recent past, making itself con
temptible by. having no policy at all
and marching against the enemy like
an army in which the commander of
every brigade has separate plan of
campaign and fights on his own
hook"
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The great Industrial procession OF
the State Exposition, will take place
to morrow. Let whoever wants to
see this grand affair on wheels go out
there. The sight will more than re-
pay them for the trouble and expense
of attending.
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"In the order of the Daughters
of Rebecca, says Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, .'are 10000 American wo-
men, and yet no one outside knows
anything about the society. Who
says woman can't keep Sc
cret."
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Death Of Emm. Meyers.

After an Investigation lasting near
ly four weeks the co1oner's jury in
this case returned verdict, on Satur-
day last, that Miss Meyers came to
her death by violence, at the hands of
parties unknown to the jury. This is
the young lady that was found drowned
in the cistern at her own residence, at
Indianapolis, some time ago.
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Bartholomew County Fair is in
progress, and the last word from
there, is to the effect that JEFF. Davis.
the traitor, will not address his
brethren on that OCCASION.
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Hodson & Beeson, at Winchester,
publish a very large paper, and if they
could manage some way or other to
get their proof read and corrections
made, it would appear great deal
better to the intelligent reader.
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New Fast Line Mail to and from
New York.

Commencing the 10Th inst, a line
of railway postal cars will leave New
York at 4:3O a. m, running through
to Pittsburg, arriving there at p. M,
and pouch made up for Richmond
by the clerks on this route will reach
Richmond at $40 q. m. Time from
New York to Richmond. twenty three
hours. Returning mail will close at
$50 a. m, at Richmond, arriving in
Pittsburg about 8 p. M, and New
York. At 1925 a. m.
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At the annual conference of the Nj.
e. Church, now in session at Green
castle, yesterday, obituary addresses
were delivered of Father Denote,
Mrs. J. L. Smith and others. The
appointments were at the evening ses-
sion.
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DIR. Lemuel Moss, late of the Chi
cago University, was on Monday last.
elected President of the State Uni
versity, At Bloomington.
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Maine Election.

The election in this State took place
on the 18th inst. The Republicans
have elected their entire State ticket,
with both branches of the Legisla-
Tn
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The anniversary of the birth of
Michael Angelo, the great artist, who
has been dead four hundred years,
was celebrated at Florence, on Mon
day, the 18th inst, In great pompt,
and the unwilling of monument
erected in honor of his great name.
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In Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States, for the
District of Indiana
In the matter of Freeman b. French,
Bankrupt. I'm Bankruptcy.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate of Freeman
b. French, of the county of Wayne, of the
State of Indiana, in said District, adjudged
a Bankrupt upon the petition of his cred
itors; and the payments of any debts and
the delivery OF any property belonging to
said bankrupt, to him OF for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law. A meeting of the creditors
of said Bankrupt, to prove their Debts and
choose one or or more assienees of his es-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at indianapolis, in said Dis
1875, at 10 o'clock "A. NJ, at the office, No. 66
East Market street, before John w. Ray.
Esq, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy.
BENZ. J. SPOONER,
26-2 U. S. Marshall, District Of Indiana.
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The amount of currency now i lie
in the banks exceeds one hundred
millions.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-15

The Inter-Ocean reports quite a
number of accidents from the storm
on the lake, last Friday-the capsizing
and sinking of several vessels of the
city of Chicago-the. wreck of the
bark Onandoga and the drowning of
Capt. Bain-the blowing down of
shade trees, &c.
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The indianapolis Journal of Satur-
day, says about 50, O0O. 600 have been
expended in improvements in that city
within the past year.
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The Supervisor of Internal Reeve
nue., Gen. Thomas j Brady. furnishes
to the public the following tshnlar
statement of the revenue collected in
the State Of Indiana during the last
f;roa1 WAR
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-15

JEFF Davis says we need s'more
money" He is a soft money pa
triot.
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"Beautifulr' "Charmingt' "Oh, how love-
ly" "What are they worth, etc. Such are
the ordinations of those who see the large.
elegant new Chromos produced by the Eu-
rOpean and American Chrome Publishing
Co. Every one will want them. 1t requires
no talking TO sell the pictures; they speak
for themselves CanvaSsers, agents, and la
dies and gentlemen out of employment, will
fnd this the best opening ever offered to
make money. For full Particulars, send
stamp for confidential circular. Address F..
GLEASON & CO, 75s Washington street,
Boston, Mass. 26-4
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SEE the advertisement of Glenn
& Sons, in another column.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Richmond
Indiana, Sept. Ia, 1875.
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FASHIONS and GOLD COIN PRESENTS!

No. 315 This Costume wins the oamafailon
Iof all. Il is one OF those styles that u sure TO
please, especially rs it IS appropriate ior any
fany other suit If equal beauty. II Is one OF the
Heading costumes of our city Tho stout iady
improves her figure while the slight or perfect
form may feel they were never so advanfageously
lattired The waist Is the regular tnolcr snapes
the ovcrskirt is draped to form wide Inmc cacn
side OF the sash, which may be OF the -
same or Ribbon. Requires III yards OF Sl-
inch goods for entire sut. No. OF waist, :
i3723; pattern, with cloth model. 25cfs. =
No. OF oversight, 3'2f; pattern. with
cloth model, IS cts. TO. Of underskirf,
l31a5; pattern, with clot model, 90 cts. =
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ehionable Manner. Il drsws all
the fullness to tho back. making the
s'straiRht 'front.'" Il eavee more
than Ton Times its Cost. ], can be
changed from Ono Dress 70 anot ner.
Price, 40 cents zach. Mailed.
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Drawing Absolutei
Or Money Refunded.
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 1907 900.

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, so; Halves, sic; narters, S.:
Fights, $3.50; Five and one-ha1f Tickets
for Sl00; Eleven Tickets for 500.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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stasv READY MADE UNDERWEAR
18TH st.
We shah open on MONDAY another lot Of Under
which our customers were so wen pleased, all
- Locksti,ch Machines
at the following low prlces:- -
cneinises, ine tuck bosom, embroidered edge 81
Ing and trimmed with rune, o.
fy yshsa Rne W e%S UseSs IRONS ana
chemisss eisr::Ta,sly trimmed with embroidery
Cambria IRemises,' trimmed with italian lace,
Tnc muslin chemises, elaborately trimmed with
Ing SSSS on win inserting ana cog
Night Dresses tucked back and front and rune
Night downs tucked front and embroidery, o. 50,
Fine French Night Dresses, with tucks. &C., 81 IS
TiSnI Gowns with two rows OF embroidered insert
h,g tucks and ruine Oiembroidery al down 'front.'
Drawers with Hamburg embroidery. ssc., 81.
Pine muslin Drawers. tuckssnd embroidery " 20,
Very Gne Drawers all elaborSely trimmed with
embroidered edging and inssrung. 81 50 81 rs,
Great variety OF Toilet sacones Corset Covers, &C.
One Os 1"s wash Sopa yfIS os 81 worth $50
y,,u.s aS. ,As PSPPs, .S 4" m; %,ts-Sf e s-..
French wove corse1s. smb Odefed tops ssc, u,
Misses and chiidren's Suits
EEs;s s.s4:l: S,s5ii; {9:s:$: sE;Iss$f
Linen nGS Bl9asss sis6orsIey a braided >, II
Chnsrens piQue Dresses, elabora,ely braided and
trimmed wS I, ,%oEpid.sry 4" 4. 70 a q q rG%sSOs
sS 10 and IS ao
ri's: s sni Ss SI;aSs S;sS ssS .S ne
with 'mor0isf5ss sfG % M, ,nsernns' price
Linen Suits, braided. IN size. from 5 70 IS years,
atlowest prices.
-
dHs1' On AZ. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
lstn st.
WIN make the nnes. offering
ana vii vii eiSibi, NIB on Monday
nns Wrsa,hs, Vines and SPRAYS,
Just received from our Paris agent,
anO ansoSaied 1nsaS nsSsSa sioes % Of our
Trimmed Round bais and Bonnets-
yntrmmed Hat. in al the newest styles !.
Real French chip aa,'i n1 Inv 70 brown drao wni"
Ame.lssp .Ss hisn fslV . ssASTD IN Im%.ass D"a;s''
variety and lowest prices.
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons ,,.
Broeaded silks tor Bonnet Trimmings
In the mos desirable styles
- and colora
NRH Es', Sun UMBRELLA
6th av. -
ana Opening on Monday
10Th 81. an inmen assortment OF
- Umbrellaa,
IN PLAIN ana twied silks
with ivory, pearl, cOrnehAn and JET
handles,
At the lowest prices Of the season.
RICHARD MrARES
conner sixth avenue and NinetEenth sJrcVh
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YORK, SUNDAY JUNE g. l875-QUADRUPLE SHEET.

6, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SE
DRY GOODS.
A.
STERN BROTHERS.
Sixth AVENUE
AND
TwENTY.THIRD
STREET
.5s55 7=5; :: .izEa
4!:s5n y SD 955srr N: 4!s4s'- y
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TwENTY-THrRD
STREET
MONDAY MORNING.
ENTIRELY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE LINES OF
LADIES' SUMMER GAhhENlS
at
UNUSUALLY Low PRICES
WE WILL DISPLAY MONDAY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' BAB1IsTE SUITS,
LADIES' LAWN SUITS.
LADIES, cAMBRIc SUITS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN GARMENTS.
EMB RoIDERED BABTIsrE GARMENTS
EMBROIDERED LAWN GARMENTS.
in the latest and most desirable STYLES, at
DECIDED BARGAINS
LADIES' LINEN .suITs-skirt overskirt and basque,
nne linen and nicely trimmed, from 81 81 upward.
LADIES' CAMBRIA SUITS in all colorG ats So
LADIES' LAWN sUITs->kirt overskrt ana basque
splendid finish and very desirable, at S. 81
LADIES' EMBRoIDERED LINEN SUITS.
very elegant and richly trimmed AZ $40 so
We ARE s,51k 5nE Fa AED MOST
LINEN OVERSIGHT AND BA QUE from ss 50 upward.
LAWN ovERsKIRT AND BASQUE, from 50 so upward.
BABTsrE ovERsKIRTs AND BASQUE
Our very attractive stock of
cRILDREN's PIQUE GARMENTS.
IN al sizes and styles
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Special and seasopable bargains ,ns
spenddly made and all colorA at 81 2S
LADIES' LINEN TRAVELLING BUSTERS
in all sizes and nne linen, at 81 95
Our large stock Of
LADIES' AND cHILDREN's UNDERGRADUATES
AT THE SAME Low PRICES
LADIES PREPARING TO LEAVE HE CRY WILL
FIND IT 70 THEIR INTEREST TO INSPECT
OUR EXTREMELY LARGE LINE OF
GARMENTS, WHICH WILL
BE FOUND MOST
SUPERIOR IN
QUALIFY or MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP
AT GREAT DEAL LESS THAN
THEY CAN BE MADE FOR AT HOME.
STERN BRornENs.
SIXTH AVENUE AND IwESTYTHIRD STREET.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
IuPfNs KID GLOVES.
choicest street and evening shades
THE BEST Low-PRIeED KID GLOVE IN THE
WORLD.
%is6soR USDREssED KID GLOVES,
in every imaginable shade.
very desirable for travelling.
EHDiEs' Ei.D ! is'sf Isle S3Iis THREAD GLOVES,
IN two, three and four buttons.
chill pRRN's Isle THREAD GLOVES.
In and two buttonG
GENTS LIsLR THREAD GLOVES,
49, CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
sun UMBaELLA3 AND PARAsoLs
CONTINUED REDUC-IoN
Our entire stock marked down fully 7oper cent
We have stun on hand
PLAIN AND GsnsSsRsE e i.ior%fns gTTk q AND sERoR
sun UMBRELLAS.
co1vv,,,s visn the iS%sy SsS,ss %ooo AND oxy
CoSShhiAH' rh1nD DIED 'n"i H2' DIES, ooO 80 a.
which ws'Are elGfsl9 GNTsTsLLY ~ CHEAP.
cHILDRENs PARAsoLs
no CARRIAGE SHADES
at cOrresp ondingiy low prices
STERN BRoTaERs,
sixth AVENUE AND TWENTY. THIRD STREET.
LACE DEPARTMENT..
HAMBURG, CULTURE AND SPANISH NETS,
WIfH kDGING5 TO MATCH.
rINEsr FRENCH BLoNDB LAoEs.
KxTRAoRbiSXaY SzRGIISs
ITALIAN VALENCIRNNEs LACEs
REAL YAK LACEs.
REAL CULTURE AND YAK iNsEKiIoSs.
Extremely cheap.
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French Cambria suits in
three pieces, with fancy
borders. 81 IS 50 81 10 IS IS
Calico SUITS, neat pat
terms and good quality,
81 20
Calico Wrappers, Gabriel
style, 81 IL, 81 2b, 81 80.
French Cambria Wfap-
pers, ~ and ~ IS.
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White lawn Wrappers
Gabriel style, with Spanish
fiounce and embroidery
down the front, at - so
White lawn Wrappers,
with two gathered fiounces
ana vatican back, 81 30.
White lswn Wrappers,
Gabriel style, with two
gathered flounces, trimmed
with Italian lace edgIng
down the front, and tucks,
80 81 and SO so.
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OPENING ON MONDAY.

OPENING ON MONDAY.
Unheacned linen Suits in variety OF styles, S. So
81, IS, D.
Linen suits elaborately braided, at 81 So S. 50,
$40. 81
French Batste -uits $40 and $l2
French Bauste suits, embroidered, Sl2, SI5, SIS
New STYLES of 1atiste uts, with jacquard ovef-
dress and cuirass. 8 g. SO and SIS
Plaid Batste suits trimmed with Cluny lace, SIS,
SO, $40
Whine lawn suits with plaitings or nutings -,
81 81, 50 and So 30.
White lswn suits, elsborately trimmed with
broldery s., 50, $40. Siz. Sl4 Sl5
Linen Bagques and uverdre-ses, braided IN pat
terms and edged with lace, So $40 SIP
Batiste Basqnes and Oyerdresses, hand embroid-
cred, SIS so
EcrU guipure BasQuoS and overaresses, Sl2 So SIS.
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vi E.ST E.ST 1 So SS
sUMMBR SUITS
and
sUITINos
PARAsoLs Bansie plain and Embroidered Linens.
"A Oils ~'
pAnAsOLs Lawns, swisses and CambrIcs
PAkA5OL3
PARA OILS Complete line OF the beet makes
PARASDLH
PAmAs0s Daily receiving new lines Of Hosiery,
ELowERs TrsvellcrS outhtung complete.
FLOWERS Fishermen's ousnttine complete.
ELoMEEs Fisnermcns outnttng complete.
HTS Housekeepers Quitting complete
HAS
MATS PienIong outnts- pIcncina made easy.
HATS -
HATS OF China MaiOlica, parlan and Glassware
HATS we have the best and cheaLes line in
GLOVES America INV -
0L0yls 0love,ntting Seamless shoe, at s4sa
0LOV - La Forge Kid Cove, warranted.
GLOVES
GLOVES r. II, MACY CO, Fourteenth street and
GLOVES > XIII aYanna.
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between Twenty fourth and Twenty-n sire
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brought from Europe for this purpose and guarantee
perfect NJ at lower prices than any drcssmakfng esa
llshmcnt IN TINS city
Our Mourning Department. Is In charge Of Nine.
Myers, formerly Of Broadway, nd
Mourning Suits
hand. maze to order within twelve hours notice
JOSEPH BERNHARD
Proprietor.
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SUIT COMPANY,

2s Fast Fourteenth street. doors west ~ Univery
place. 40 Rue De Trcvis Paris
The only house In this city which reAiis al wholesale
priceG have Just received per steamer uonau, from
faris and erin lob lots Of navy blue uis embro
ladies, aud child also
Ecru Linen uis embroidered In bue, black and white
the black suitable tor mourning and
Ing also nne line of Cn ren's AMI Muses. Suis In All
shades and whte from 20 n years age from 81
upward Yak and Lame Costumes, SacAa Points gear1e
Ac IN great variety also whe Lawns, Organdy wiss
and Linen uts cOl0rel and black iIks and
suits We make up ladies' own materials within four
daysby
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHURCH or THE AToNEMEkT, MADISON AVE.
" nme corner Twenty. eighth street-Rev. q. O. Tif-
any, rector Sunday school at9 A. NJ divine services,
ming At 10 80 with Holy CommunOni afternoon, ~