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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New lork.
Now York. Jnly ~.
sr,ais.-opsned weak, elosed Irregular.
MONEY Ks.y nj 2ssis
Geho lia.
dossi.ssysrs Firm and active.
New ~isrt, July /.
fbaeR-q a4e.r
WHEAT Strongly In bnyera favor; No ..
Milwaukee, iaaati ioa: so,a, Chicago, sprisg, ics;
No d., sasDssss.
RrE-Duil, 3otto
BARLEY Nominally uIrhAayed.
GeRs Fair demand, MIXED graded, SiSSsiki
J ellow graded, aoc new westnrn mixed ungrAAsd,
$685.
oAr-- Dull and lower, wcEtcrn mixed and 1t ate
.a7tsa
Esor-HeAyy: Western llSal6
Mksn Pork firmer 80. u ,Dao .I5
lARp-p pall, easier prtme s,eam. II ~ & q II 70.
Brsrkn-- Heavy; wcstern, isdta2.
WHtskf--st. ady i3ass
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20

ing not only the election of the ticket
put in nomination by this convention,
but also the national ticket. Pho
committee on resolutions reported u
platform which was unanimously
adopted. Ii endorses the national
democratic platform adopted ut St
Louis, and pronounces the ticket as
the strongest that could have been
made. II pledges the state Of Ms
souri, to ratlfy their nomination by
10000 majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
Democratic State Convention,

Sr. LOUIS, July l9-The democrat
ic state convention organized to-day
by the election Of Jas. NJ Burns, oi
st. Joseph, temporary chsirman. AZ
ter the appointment Of committees
the convention adjourned till Up. n,
The convention met this afternoon.
and Charles 4. Peers was made per.
mAnent chairman. Peers, on taking
the chair, made brief speech, coun
selling harmony Of action, and predict
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20

Mr. John Knapp, of the
.st. Louis Republican, A. J. Killar, OF
the Memphis Avalanche and J. +.
Mack Of The Szndusky Register. The.
following officers were elected: pres
ident, Murad Halstead ,-ot the Cincin-
natl Commercial; vice president, H.
W, Farrar, of the Chicago Journal;
secretary, Fl. 4. Baker, Of the Detroit
Tribune. Executive committee, Jos.
Medill, Richard Smith and w. N.
Halderman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
SPORTING.
The Saratoga Races.

'ARAToGA, July l9.-The lake this
IrninR WAS all that could be desired
the races, and in consequence
rye crowd was in attendance. Al
35 y start was effected. The half
signxls showed Cornell leading,
umbus second, Union third. Cor
appeared to be going about ,hir.
six strokes. AT one mile Columbia
Harvard second, Cornell third.
the second mile Cornell took the
with spurt, Harvard following
tely. Cornell maintained the lead
won the race; Harvard second,
! umbis third, Union fourth, Wes-
IN fifth, Princeton sixth. Official
|e: Cornell 17:l1A; Harvard,
! l53; Columbia, l7:ls4; Union,
I27A; Wesleyan, 1854; Princeton,
i lot. The university race having
terminated in favor Of Cornell,
interest was concentrated on the
,kle scull race, which was won By
ncis, Of the Cornell.
II the single scult race, Francis, oi
tnell, took the lead from the star,
i kept i, winning by four lengths;
Zf'ford second, Parmley third, and
: seks, of the Princeton, fourth
'kncis' time, 3:42i Danford, 3 :56
\ Fmley, l4:2l; Weeks, l4:237.
skt 1922 the freshman race started
1 the end of the FIRST mile, Harvard
leading, Cornell second. Befor,
\ second mile was finished, Gorpcf
,l{k the first place aud won the race
4 rvard again second. sTime-Cor
81, l7:241; Harvard, l7:343. Ate,
a 6fst mile an accident caused th.
spumbia boat to stop . short time
3 LATER.
RARATocA, July 19-Cornell'
@ength won the Freshman race TO
W, but the last part Of The cours,
Is rowed in clumsy manner, an,
9yeral Of her crew were exhausted
sarvard rowed we'll to the end. bu
overmatched. The triple victor,
5 fCornell Was spplauded, Of course
et the enthusiasm was not Of . vel,
Msy description The majority {
spectators, were too badly disar
inted to cheer.
Prize Aags were presented to til
htors at the Grand Union at mic
n ght by VIM. NJ. Evarts.
WHAT THE EVENING POST SAYS I
Il New York, July l9,-The Evenip
& ,st's Saratoga special says: In Il
,iversity race Harvard soon toe
se front for few yards, hut Corne
B 81 med,ately assumed the lead, rowir
cir pecuhrr chopping, but etfec,i,
roke. Wesleyan made = squirt +
ard the front, Columbia not far b
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
GONE no WAaMINGrpN.

Emery A. Storrs, counsel for Hess.
in and for several OF the indicied dis
t,llers, left for Washington this morn-
ing with q petition signed by from
1000 10 5000 citizens of Chicago,
many Of them prominent, asking ex-
ccntive clemency for his client.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
A BARkEErEK s1a BRED.

Richard Harrigan, 357 Grand ST.,
while drunk, last night fatally stabbed
John Stevens, q barkeepef Of The
saloon, 446 Pearl ST. Steven had
refused 10 give. IJarrigan a c gar aft er
the latter had obtained asdrink with
out payment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
Chlcaxe.

@ Chicago. July ~
FLonR Flour neglected aud nearly non Ina
WnsAr-unss,ticd, WAX and lower: Ne
spring ~; No. assQsoA; closed ssA lot eaaA
s1ss a sl,.; clo.ed in.de for July; sst4E9x
closed s'si srso for August s2'.ttet.s closed u
s.aoasi for September, No. ,. ssasi,1; RclectsA
iJsd,e
Cofs-Aetivs unse,tlcd lower high mixed; ~
q +3a. closed Il bid; new mixed sstasS,s
No :, Agis,; closed a4A for cash; %A3A%x
for July; Hh6btIa; closed inside bid for Au.
gnsi, Atset45ti closed s5A bid for September
rejected :lS.
OARS Fairly active aud higher: No. :, t7s.@4s
for July, 7sk82ss for august; 29S for sep
iember; closed with Inside prices bid; Rcjected,
de-
RYE No. 9. oN
BAMLk&-No. .. 55fk5as for cash, Gse hid fos
August; new for September. 65h.
PORK --Duil and lower; 10 37n cash for JulY,
Iie 10 for August. IL hnat 10 ns.. for sfpiemper.
LARp-f1fm and higher II OK cash for Jsiy
ltsloIli 1s9s for August; n.snsli ny for Sep
tember
BuLh MEArs Fair demand; -houiders, Ttsu1k
shorl rib. glaesSe; short elsar ioS.
Whiskr-Firu. i.lQiI
EGas Fairly Actise; i2abl3k
BurreR Fresh dairy 1908; creamy afsb27.
CALL BoAnp Wheat easy, szts asked for July
otA for Ausurt.
Coas-- K.-ier; tsT0t3,i for July.
Unsteady. 2sha7s. eAsh: s7s for August.
ponK Lower, 10 .e,i for iAaxust
| Lam lower, io.7ars io,15 fot July.
WH~ n = Il -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
TUE HAMBURG MURDER

Gov. Chamberlain. OF South Carolina.
arrived here To dav and had II consnllu'iou
with Secretary Cameron and Attorney Gen,
Tnit,in regard to the recent trouble II, Ham
burg The governor was fully informed as
To what The views of the general govern.
nent are upon this affair, and ,hey a,r sub.
stantiallY IN the effect that.ythe state ef
South Cnt9iina should execute IT'S laws aud
bring 10 prompt trial and punishment par.
ties who are guilty of having melted riot.
Gus demonstrations and murders just re
ported.
The subject viii, without doubt, re
ceive the tnil consideration at the next
cabinet meeting, the impression being that
the administration. intends to insist upon
the state laws being executed in this par.
ticular Case. Conferences bctwren Gov
Chamberlain and ibe cabinet officers men-
toned were very earnest, the officials mp
resenling 10 the fullest extent The yfews
Of The president aud cabinet as To an abso
lutte necessity of prompt action by thu
state M; horities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
t the Report Does Not Say
that He Has Killed Any
Of Them.
Brick Pomeroy Opposes T,lden.

bTIcK FuMeruy UPposes IIIuen'
EHlcAeo, July l9-Brick Pomeroy
J morning issued the FIRST number
Mn anti-Tilden democratic paper
ler the name Of "Thc Great Cam
|gn" 1t will be. published daily
while it says it is untrammeied
party, it will represent reform, and
I oppose the St. Louis nomina-
|,s; it will insist on the repeal oil
resumption act, ahd on.a pape,
rency, aud will bitterly oppose
len for being tool of Tammany
|, FIRST edition names ns candidates
the presidency.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
H1seELLAHE0Us
MAYOR HEATH.

CnIcAGo, July l9-Mayor Heath
entered on the performance Of his du-t
ties to-day without any oppositian oA
the part Of Colvin, who accepts the
situation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
!. FIRES
Ar so2KL CANADA.

MoSrREAr,.July 19.-The extensive
saw mill aud sash factory of Ganthier,
Vigneau & CO., ut Sorel, was burned
yesterday. Loss, $40 900. Small in
surance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
Merritt Intercepts the Indians

Cnlsuo, July fa--The following
was received at military headquarters,
via III. Lara,nic, July. Is:
4 courier just arrived from Red
Cloud reports that ON the 16th inst
Merritt intercepted lie 500 cheyennes
aud Sioux who had lef, the agency 10
iointthe hostile bands .gainst Crook
and Terry and drove hem buck to the
agency.
Signed +. F. TOWNSEND,
Commanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
FOREIGN.
SUSPENDED.

LIVERPOOL, July l9.-Peters Bros,
commission merchants, have suspend
ed. Liabilities and estimates -tl50,.
O00.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20

Cloud reports tha, on the f6th inst
Merritt intercepted de 500 Gheyennes
tand Sioux who had left the agency tn1
Ijointthe hostile bands against Crook
land Terry and drove them buck to the
agency.
1 Signed T.. P. TOWNSEND,
Commanding.
/ tRoM eHEYESSE.
CHEYENNE, July 19.--Gen. Mer-
trilt having marched nearly one hun
dred miles in 81 hours successfully
/ intercepted 500 Cheyennes who had
| lef, the agency aud drove ,hem back
10 that place The Indians being ad
visea by runners Of the approach OF
the cavalry, broke into small bands
and scattered like sheep. The vigi
| lance and jadcd condition Of Mcfri,ps
animals after his hard march, enabled
them 10 gain their peaceful agency
homes with no casualty, save ] killed
by scout Cudy. Gen. Merritt believes
TO hasr, by this, frightened these
1shcvennes OH, ef any further attempt
ITO JON the hostiles aud has taken up
n linc Of March Tor Fort Laramie,
/ thence 10 Join Crook US carly AS pos
lsillhe. -Four companies OF the ath
cavalry are now here.
AN uSFouN pEp REPORT.
4 A iuan named Fay came into Sid
ney tonight from Red Cloud, and
freports that an Indian named Lame
| Deer came into Red Cloud Friday and
reported Crook had had a fight and
lost many. AS there is no such news
lat Fort Laramie, wio has later dates
/ MERRllFts oFelti,L REleuKr.
i ,t'nlcAGo, July l9.-The following
oflinial repor, q, Colonel Merritt was
received il, military headquarters to-
day.
REn Cteun AGsHer,
Via foti Laramie, Jug IL, ls,S.
AS indicated in my last dispatch I
moved by forced masel4es to=tile main
/ northwest trail on Indian creek III
20 hours my command niadE, Abuut -
miles,. reaching The trail Sunday eve
about 8 O'Clock. The trail showed
tiiat no lager parties had passed
tt4sth. At Daylight yesterday MORN
ing ] saddlcd 10 get on the trail to-
wards the agency AT the sAme time
a party OF sevuu futiIans were discov
cred near the command, moving with
the intention OF two courses, who
were app oaehing Sage creek. a
party WAS sent out to cut theta oil
] killing one ol them. The command
then moved out at once after the
! other lalians seen III this direction,
I aud pursued them, but they escaped,
leaving four lodges and several hun
ired pounds OF provisions behind
/, After securing the country thoroughly
{ in Cur vicinity we moved nj ouco to
wards tha-agency at a defiance Of u
miles to the north hwest oi The agency
The lntliaus broke camp and fled
SO that we did not succeed In catching
any Of them. Tho iudicHtions were
J that hundreds oil indians were driven
, IN by our movement. From the re-
I sp.aied reports, which ! cannot
give IN tins dispatch, ! WA
I certain oi striking The Cheycnnes
: TO aeeasnpilsh This ! marched hard IL
J. get on, the trial, taking the infantr,
{ along TO guard the wagons, aud t'
hgh, If necessary. The reports re
eeived from this poin, led me TO be
IL a. . =
iic'c .iia' ,tia''y '9ieuA va ~ "e''
WIN 'ne .neyennes, am now -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
RIFLE SHOOTING.

I-eSppS, y, July Jlaly5 ll9-At the NAmtle-
don meeting today the 6rst hale OF
tho match between the English, Ca
madam, Scotch and Australian teams
was completed. The Rangers were
200, so aud 60 yards. The following
are the total scores: Scotland,
402; England, 4ol; Australia, 3S9;
Canada, 3e4 The match will he
concluded Saturday ut 500, 900 and
1000 wards.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
CRIME,
STABBED BY A rleKPock Er.

NEW YoRK, July 10 Police Ser
geaut James McGiven was fatally
stabbed last evening by james Hen.
bricks, 4 pickpocket whom he had
arrested Hendricks was secured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
L,verposl.

Liverpool, Jals ".
Bas.psrarrs Unchanged.
Winter wheat, e-ed@Drsd. spriag ssad0s-sd
White sss ,a9.Gd Club s.ed tstDs Corn, ,tossd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
BURGLARY

LONG BEANcH, Iuly la--George
NJ. Pullmanss cottage, was robbed lasr
night Of diamonds and jewelry worth
$500.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
Republican State Central Committee

n -" ''~>s y - -
CHICAGO, July 19-The republican
state central committee to night elect
ed the following officers: Chairman, q,
Gen. A. c. Babcock; treasurer, Geo.
Schneider; secretary, Daniel Shep
perd, and an executive committee con:
sisting Of C. B. Farwell, Jas. r. Root,
A. C. Babcock, Julius White, CIV.
Marsh, w, h. Barlow, John B., Col.
ton, Ernest w. Weiden, Cd. Brown,
and :. w. Burr, The executive com
mi.tee subsequently hada conference
with the candidates of the state tick
ct, and will arrange the preliminariss
of the campaign. gst
Reports from all districts were fa.
vorable, and the prediction from eacf
district was that there would be eth
er large republican msjorities 70,
Hayes and Wheeler, or at least large
republican gains. Speeches were
made by prominent republicans, anc
the best OF feeling prevailed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
WHAT THE TIMES SAYS.

The Times says il is certain that
the original plan Of the Servia inya-
sion has been Disconnected, and al
though they fought with the greatest
courage they can make 10 real i'm
preston on the main body OF the
Turks. The strangest feature Of the
campaign is that The Prince of Mon
tnegro is not in cooperation with the
salliesspd the notion begins to prevail
that the Mon.enegrins only go for
what they Can &c. for themselves. In
the meantime Greece is peaceful and
Roumania balances her demands on
the Porte by an earnest declaration
of neutrality and will probably. keep
quiet as long AS She can.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20

bind. AT the first mile Cornell lead,
Columbia closely following, Wesleyan
next, Harvard. Union and Princeton
in order named. Then Colunbia took
the lead, Harvard second. Cornell
following close, making close Excl
ting race. In another mile Cornell
had taken the lead for9good at q, stroke
of about 80 to q minute, rowing with
a will and beautifully together, and
won as they did last year. None Of
the crew were much distressed.
Harvard came next, rowing with q
splendid stroke and dash, neck and
neck with Columbia for the second
place, winning handsomely. Colum-
bin made fierce Intellectual spurt on
the last half mile. Princeton was
much distressed, and the Wesleyan
went TO the piers.
CoRNELLs VICTORY.
lrH GA, july 1S.-The. entire main
street is decorated, and crowds are
cheering over Cornells victory, while
the university chimes are ringing mer-
rily.
TUE TRo1-rING CIRCUIT.
CLEVELAND, July l9.-Trhe FIRST
meeting of the grand central trot,ing
circuit commences here next Tuesday,
July 25th, aud continues four days.
Every arrangement has been made
for the success OF the meeting.
BASE HALL.
PmLApElrnlA, July ls--B Bes.ons
| 10; Athletics z
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
WASHINGTON


WAsulNsroN, July 10. The army
bin was agreed sfaGsfdi 10 sffNdi.tne committee
Of conference.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20

Mr.. McMahon said he was wiling
Evans then related in substance the
conversations between himself and
Marsh Marsh, l, appears, wanted
twenty thousand : year, but Eyanr
said he could not pay that. The
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
INJUNc1IoH DISSOLVED.
SALE OF DRY GOODS.

New YoKK, July l9-Another large
sale Of dry goods began to-day a, sc
and 6S Leonard street, by Faulkner,
Page & Co. The goods were from
many leading mills in the country,
and consists Of fi fi.nnels, blankets, dsn-
inns and chevoits. Thirteen thousand
packages were offered at An aggregate
value Of fully two million and hall
Of dollars. The great sales room was
,hrongrd with buyers from every
house Of standing in the country.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
FAsr AlAIL sERYICE

The board OF trade to-day adopted
resolutions in regard 10 the continu
alton Of the fast mail service between
the eastern and western cities, which
urgently requests congress 10 provide
at once by supplemental legislation
for the continuation Of this branch oi
the postal service, ut least on all lines
where it is at present in operation,
and direct that the resolution be for
warded to the house Of representa-
tives and to the postmaster general.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
The Illinois state republican central
committee are in session here listen.
ing to reports and arranging for the
coming campaign.
INJUScIIoH DISSOLVED.
NEW York, July l9-Judge West
brook has dissolved the entire injunc.
ton restraining the Western Union
telegraph company paying all quar-
.ef!F Dividends, pending action in the
courts.
II.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-20
coRSELL's VICTORY
TuR TRoTTING CIRCUIT.

PmLApELrnrA, July lsBestons
10; Athletics z.
, 1876-03-12

80 cases of the very choicest se-
lection, and Of the most artistic de-
sign in
, 1876-03-12
PATTERN B0NNE!TS

The above goods having been delayed on tho Eosge o.
importation, ne will not able to ahow large aasor
1nen. ot TRIMMED BONEETs AND RoVHD HATS
before Mnrch 20, when va shall have General Grand
OPENING, due notice Of which vii b given through
the daily papers.
, 1876-03-12

Fine Mourning Flowers special
tv. Ostrich Tips, Plumes, A1grette5,
Wings. in all co1ors and SHADES.
, 1876-03-12

|
izstlon which wtll bo recovered, giving N inner
/ view Of it's splendors thsn W have o. toA@ "
Atheng provided, however. that the European
| or American Governments cnn be bu1hcientIy ~
terested to secure safety sna Tb. a.,r1t.
! " vagabonds Of the Euphr7tes naso more q toa
| a1anoen. of sheer cuseedness' than any oshef5
noonfe On tho GLOBE They throw every obotacto
they want tho tablets themselves but he-au.s'
| they can gzatify their meanness by nreVentird~<
! Europeans from getting tnem-
| AND SOW WHAT?
| The aboye is brief and imperfect outline fA
| the hrief and very imperfect 1ecoveE1es '>f
| {,haldeic literature. As have stated tho orig
inal tablets OF which tho Ko31l Library Of A.
gurbainpae Is q self-acknoWledsed TRANSCRIPT u
henetth the dust OF Babylon. Only d beginning
| has been made upon the stores OF tablets noa, .
in The British Museum There arc stoses OF
aeals and inscribed cylinders in Paris MO con-
plo OF The far East. It III not necessary to a..
iicipate what ID to corne- Tho above inpe1loss :
sketch OF progress to the present II IN ono poins
Of vlew startling because all sat these fa;tS t t,
,raas Chs'Aa a1Dlape2 Ineo.0sM 81. George Smith II
, the preface to lis last wor6. sa3S ~ u"
has ttavoided important comparisons % anu de.,-a @
| clua;ona with 1eapect to GeneHB, Aa my aooho .
. ~ea fiTst to obtain recognition Of the o'taooeo
~;fbout prejudice" But prejudice fs nos so 2
aonnd saeep az to fail OF spfinglng eseGt IN sna
face of saeb Startling 9aea
nss fsSd fSsas shsa
aSc[f IaSel Of fsots nd proota r Smith and h,, u;
j.. eo;s1,orers will find themselves II the &np o.
sss1n md prelude, 19iofs tS sss
month ods1 nao The stest tS ds.s ~hh
s5s sssy ssy i e possssa . s.ssn to
"a cosmoeopy is further b.ck than the nuth 10 o.
.! j anterior 1i. 70 Abt,ha% aaa u;ni ne;
15s H. 1coS SeI:nsosts 3 os ths Church q Ene,.n.
:: Iii immediately clam that they haye in thes:
:. nav facts demonstration OF thnlz thaory soaa
, 1876-03-12
RACK HILLS.

Te chica1o Mtong Company, 400 strong, w,a ~
x specal t1tn On the 18th inst under n ~
:n.ss3ed sdll report Immediately At West Ean-
an1ns<st ynere fnaI arrangement cs1 be made:
, 1876-03-12
MILLINERY.
NJ TI,IITV cry
DEPARTMENT. ]
| lI!Al!l!!!!|[[E|| /! !! u
RR0TEE Hers. 80
121 g. 1873 State-st.
We will open MONDAY, March l3,
100 CASES
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS
Comprising the very latest move

Comprising the very latest novel
shapes in French Chips, English MI
Ian, Dunstab1e, Leghorn, fedal,
Pearl, Canton, and other Bralds, 1or
Ladies', Misses, and ChAdren.
, 1876-03-12

IS cases of New Shapes in Boys
Hats, all at prices which DEFY COM
patitiQu.
, 1876-03-12
PARIS F'I,0WE

Especially adapted for fine retail
trade. in Vines, Montures, Clusters,
Coronets, Garnltures, and Single
Flowers, in an endless variety.
, 1876-03-12

Millinery Silk and Ribbons to
match, in Basket, Frosted, TW1lied,
Gros do Suez, Snow Flake, Va1l Suk,
the very latest novelties useo III
Paris and London.
, 1876-03-12

Ornaments in Fine Cut Gilt and
steel, Pearl, Jet, ETC., in great varl-
etv. French Frames in over LOO
different shapes