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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial sT~ !
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX 4 lk3EsszzsSs
leaves the companys wharf, Washington EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three o clock p. m, and Alexandria at
3 80 y. M; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, Til UK5DAY and SATURDAY,
1T 3 o'clock p. IN. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships OF the Merchants and Mi
ners' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and best
route to these cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk 81;
round trip SIS Tickets good until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
THE STANDARD MANURES.

j. TURNER s. CO.'S ''EXCELSIOR."
j. J. TURNER s. CO.'S "a MONiATED
BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE"
Read their testimonials. The people know
them The "Ammoniated Bone Super Phos-
phste" is a fine, dry powder, and more con.
contracted Fertilizer than any offered the public
ut its cost
Fine Ground Bone.
Dissolved Bone For sale by
Il. Nj WSON y JAMESON.
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APRESG, 1876
E. j. MILLER & CO.,
Importers uf
CHINA andQUEENSWARE

Glassware, Window Giass, Lamps, Chandeliers
ard Fancy Goods,
No. 65 King street.
We have now IN store, purchased direct tom
tho manufactures, y full complete AMI h1nd-
some assortment of goods in our ne To which
we invite spocsl attention.
French Cnns Dinner sets, complete, in plain
white GIT band and decorated freGch Ch!nA
Tea Sets, in gilt band a1d decorated; French
China Cups and Sauccrs, gilt band and plain
white; Frcnch China Vases, new p.tt rms and
very handsome; French CHINA Toilet SITS,
Moss Rose and other patterns English Toilet
sets, handsomely decorated, something new {;
china Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Giass Vases, &c
I'VE nave the largest and most complete stock
OF goods ever before brought to this place which
We arc Offering HI very low figures. Call and
cxnrnlnc our goods and prices NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
FISH !!
FISH

| respectfully invite the attention Of my
friends and the public generally to my NEW
STOKES, Nos-2 south Union street and No.
Ii south wharf, whore have on hand and am
receiving daily a large supply of all kinds Of
FISH Just received fine lot of AACkEREL
hand all kinds of POTOMAC HERRING and
SHAD, LABRADOR HERRING, EXTRA
SHORE SPLIT HERRING, ROUND HER
RING, SCOTCH HERRING in boxes, COD
FISH, sc.
l also have on hand large supply OF PlCh-
LES. in bbls, (lSUO) bbls 12O0) obs and pals,
for family use; also MINED CHOW CHOW
snd GHERKINS which am prepared TO sell
at low figures.
10 d S. j. REED
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DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA.

This company offers unrivallod facilities for
the transportation OF freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers roguiAry Nc follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
FOR NEW YORK.

The al steamships E 9. KNIGHT >sssx
and JOSH GIBSON leave tho COM S&&&sk
psny's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY 1U ES-
DAY MORNING, and Now York, from pier
ii East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at four
O'Clock p. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
TlOBA COOS IN : y - Il

TNOBA COOS l \ : . -
10 boxes genuine B. +. Graveey =
80 boxes or. Twisl, DanvlIIe .,ra
Is boxes do, stock 1874, prlu D'"' '''''
40 boxes II inch Plug 1!ich. I'D Dsnv,!.
pancake Pocket Pieces. Pig TsIl' '".- ~
Bright, Black Navy and other G 1IIIn
10Y w. " ~ sn' ''000' Il King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

NIOTICE-The attention Of all parties ow-
IN ing gas bills is called to the following res
olution I'D opted at the last meeting of the Com
mitLee on Light:
Resolved, That the Superintendent be, and
he is hereby instructed to collect all back bills
duo the Gas Works, and if the same are not paid
by September 18th he shall cut off the gas from
the premises of all delinqucnts and proceed to
collect by distraint or OTHERWISE
[ hope therefore. all parties owing bills will
como forward and pay tho same, and thus re-
lieye me of the fulflment Of disagreeubc duty.
aup 4-2swtd NJ Il. NASH, Sup't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

C0A1' oDA1l c0A1'
best quality Broken, Egg, Stove, Nut and
Cumberland, from the following mines:
Lyken's Valley Mines.
Cameron
Sunbury
Lee
Hill Harris
Ocean
West Virginia Splint.
For sale at the lowest market rates, per ton of
224O Id.
jan lift w. A. SMOOT.
KANAWHA SPL1N1 COAL.
We have just received consignment of the
above Coal, to which we invite the attention OF
consumers. 1t is pure and free from slate,
kindes readily and heats quickly. It's combus-
T. J. MEHAFFEY s. co.
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot of Queen st.
rOALl COALl
On the wharf and TO arrive full stock OF al
kinds Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Sold at market rates por ton 224O lbs.
aug l4-tf W. A. SMOOT, Shoots wharf
.CoAb' COAL,
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
cciving at our wharf and storage yards foot OF
Queen streets, I'll the host GOALS known TO
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOKlN and EAST F. ANkL!N LGK-
BERkY REL ASH.
JOHNS from EAGiE VEN collie EEf.
The celebrated CONTIN ENTAIL and HA-
EEL DELL, from tho Goodrich CoIIiery, -
tocrleh tho best in the market
And LEE and STA NTON WHITE ASH
THKACITE COAL Il, o. s'tesmcr, Broken,
Egg Stone md Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUM BEK;ANt'
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAA ~nd PINE, WOCn.
Having am, 10 space. cmch variety OF Cos i:
kept distinct from that of others, and 3 -.
pncialy prepared for family use. Yards 'ionr.
ed and Coal sent out we'll screened and free rom
slate, 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridgo u Grigg, corner ing sad
Royal sts., or 1T the yards viii be promptly lina
II. i. MEH&fFhf u Co.
iyl7 Wharf and y,rds ,not ii t2G;n.r 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

$50 nN A4 As S'NA 800
PJrOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. D. L. Barker,
will lcave pier TO- Light street, BALTIMORE EV =.
RY TU ESDAI, at y. M. Returning, will
le,.ve Alexandria EN EkY FRIDAY, Isl four
O'Clock p. m.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON Capt.
James Harper, viii leave pior 10, Light street,
Baltimore EV ESi THURSDAY, at 5 p. N.
Returning, will leave Alexandria EVERY
MOS DAY, III lU*0r. IN.
Freight will not he received after 4 p. IN.
Both steniners viii: stop each way nj their re-
spnclivc river landings
For further information apply to
j. RRuDEKS ~ CO., Agents,
NH II II King street.
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Moore, p. q,


VIRGINIA, To- with III" CIrcgr year, ''
Y Fairfax county, Augu-L Rules, .7'I
l..:n Dcnalne agnin-l K II. hinr-h.!- II -
Mcm-Thc object Of this suit |: To r"''E'. 49,.
the Defendant tie sum ui 20 %, wan In"'
l-om the 10th day Of April, $50 ani t. Nt'',n
tract OF nnd, in the County al thrisA, lhtP''1
erLy of the defendant continuing ~ "f"'
chased by the said Defendant frois J"i'c a. pa.
cpe by deed recorded in the and recon -, -
Fairfax county in ibcr l., No A. p'g" '~'
pay said amount. r,3
1t appearing by affidavit H. thnt t., ,'''''.
ant j. u non resident Of the tit" o! VIZ '' N.
Is ordered that hesppcar within one moi '',,
due tubIicmtiun hereof AMI do ~n"t II t"1'''''
to protect lis interest. 4 copy, t">t" ,r.-r
+. d. RICHAKDSOH,,, I"".
Moore, ,. 4 Aux
4 Lii PERSONS HAVING Dth n +
II thcnticatcd clsims agalE=t u" r.
RICHARD WIN DSOR, deceased hr' ".i
notified to present the same TO IN" u" '1:s. ,rn
and all persons indebted to the snth e:'".
requested to come forward a.d =g;utsaespp
DAVID A. WlNDSDh'
:or Executors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

w esI IrRIIII1 HpIENt.
For sale at the lowest market rates, per ton o.
224O Id.
jan lift w. A. SMOOT.
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of tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24
WOOD avn LUSk.
NOAL |
COAL 1!

COAL COAL, ooA1'
On the wharf full stock of COAL, of the
best quality, Broken, Egg Stove Nut and
Cumberland, from the following mines:
Lyken's Valley Mines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

TONUENSED MI Lh--This is the best swiss
~ Alpine Milk, condensed with nothing ad-
ded except pure sugar. 1t is admirably sdapted
for sll uses Milk is the best and only natu NJ
food for infants This Condensed Milk is supe-
rior for infants food to even the purcst of uncon
dnnsed milk, because it is uniform in quality,
and will not turn sour, and Is not liable 10 any
partial change whatever. Price 39c. For sale by
isl WAKEFIELD g. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-24

LIME TOILET SOAPS Of the following
4 brands: White Windsor, White Glycc
rine, Brown Windsor, Turtle Oil, Cinnamon,
Alpine, Ponclne, Honey, National Bouquet,
Sunfower sensation, Nosegay, Cashmere Bou-
quet and other varieties. Call and examine.
GEO. McBURNEI Il son,
iyl l66 and 17U King street
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r- SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

aug N-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
A Malignant and CowardIy Liar.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th day
of December, 1870, contains the following
sentence as prelude to the letter OF Mr..
Lyons to Colonel Magruder:
ssMoRE HIsroRY.-Hor. James Lyons, of
Virginia, who was the Blanton Duncan nom.
inee for Vice. President, with Charles O'Con-
or for President, at the last election, has writ.
ten letter to Mr. Allan 3. Magruder, Of
Baltimore, In which he makes the following
statements" y: &c.
Air. Blanton Duncan is hjgh.toned geu.
temsn that no gentleman should be ashamed
to be associated with but the object OF the
above sentence was not TO iDjure or offend
Dir. Duncan, but, after the habit of the
writer since he first learned to bray, to kick
the sick lion, and therefore probably no nc
tice should be taken Of him-eyen that which
was taken of.his great predecessor. Ie Is but
| just, however, to sag that as bis predecessor
could not talk or read, it is more proper to
expose one who attempts to avail himself OF
his capacity to talk and read, and abuse his
connection with the press, to mislead the
public.
1t is deemed proper, therefore, TO say that
the writer OF the foregoing article knew that
there was not Iine, and scarcely 3 word, OF
| truth in it, and the whole was mali nant
| lie, because his own paper contained the evi,
dence that Mr.. Lyons was not the candidate
OF anybody for the Vice-Presidency, blu;
when Mr.. O'Conor declined the first time
| the nomination for the presidency Mr
Lyons mas, by acclamati9n OF the Louisville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
where's Your Earthquake Now
MANSFIELD, LOUISA COUNTY, VA,
To-,,nr1 41QTa

.#sesss.sfs !GhuudFy
Editors Dispatch /: I have been noticing
for The last ten days the newspaper reports OF
the late earth quake, and have been surprised
that no mention has been made OF the shock
which occurred in this section in August,
1888 or '34. I was then but small boy, and
as it occurred about 6 o'clock in the morning
I do not remember hearing it. lsnppose l
must have been asleep at the time, but dis.
tinctiy remember some of the effects pro-
duced by it. The old dwelling 10
which my mother was then residing
is still standing within fifty yards OF
nv present hone, and bears the marks OF
that shock, which occurred upwards OF ferty
years ago. About half of the course OF
bricks on the top Of one OF the chlmneys was
shaken down and fell near the base. The
chimney is still standing minus the naii
course at the top. Another chimney, which
has been taken down, was cracked from us
top half way to its base. My mother ana
others informed me that the breakfast
table was spread, and that there
was violent commotion with the
crockery, the tumblers and pitchers were
throWnsdewn on their sides, and the chairs
in the room changed positions. | can dis.
tinctly recoIlect running sticks and straWs
into the assures made in my mothers yard,
which remained for considerable time, anu
were seen by.na of the neighbors who
visited the place soon after the earthquake.
have heard old men say the earth vibrated
so that it wasappaling to the stoutest nerves !;
and one gentleman with whom was con-
yersing upon that event states that be was
at the time in very stony locality, and that
the stones rolled about for several seconds.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, I will simply ask,
" Whal's your earthquake noW?"
MICAH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
The Old Reservoir.

The holding capacity of the new reserve If
is forty millions Of gallons OF water. The
supplying capacity is now perhaps not more
than one tenth of that quantity. An In.
crease in the size or the number Of the
pumps, however, will be all that the city Of
Richmond will euer have to do TO keep her
citizens supplied with all the water they
seed. Forty millions of gallons would, Of
course, furnish to each person in u city Of
one million of inhabitants forty gallons per
day, provided the reservoir were filed
daily. For this daily filing, Richmond can
easily and cheaply provide whenever is may
be necessary. It would seem to be . joke to
say that the new reservoir will supply the
wants OF this city for the next five hundred
years butt would probably be the truth.
10 IS at least doubtful whether Richmond
will ever have population of million.
But why keep up the old reservoir il th c
facts be as we have stated themf What pos.
sible use cen the city have for small reser-
y,rs lis continuance will require the ex-.
! peass of watching and keeping ia order, aud
FOR no earthly reason that we can Think OF. II
The old reservoir Ii to be Used atail, Its pipes
siH haYeto be disconnected entirely from the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
Grant's Des Moines Speech.

HIS OWN INTERPRETATIONS OF LIT.
The Iowa Teachers Association closed its
sessions at Das Moiues December 81. Pro.
fessor L. f. Barker, Of the Iowa State Uni.
ve,sitp, read long paper on the abuse of
Giant's Iowa speech, defending the Presi-
dent from hostile criticism. He said he
wrote to the President for his Interpretation
of the speech, and received the following
reply:
Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, NoVem-
Der II. 1S75.-Prnfcssor l.. f. Barker, Ioocd
City. Ioga Dear Sir,-Your letter Of the
4h instant was received about the time
WAS starting for New York city, one week
ago yesterday. expected to answer lmme.
diately on nv return, but permitted the
matter to escape my mind until this time.
What l said at Des Moines was hastily
noted down in PENCIL, and may have eX-
pressed my views imperfectty. | have not
the manuscript before me, as l gave it to the
secretary of the society. My idea of what l
said is this q Resolve that the State or pa.
tiop, or both combiued, shall furnish to every
child growing up in the land the means OF
acquiring good common-scbool education
Such IS my idea, and such INTENDED 10
have said.
/ feel no hostility to free education going
as high as State or National Government
feels able to protecting, however,
every child 10 the privilege of common
school educaL'on before public means are
appropriated TO higher education for the
few. Yours trIly, Us. GRANT.
E"Such is my 'deo, and such / intended 10
have said," is good, saith our PoLoNIUs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
(Eor the Dlspatch.l
High Taxation.

The Importance that attaches itself to the
subject under consideration is one in which
every taxpayer feels interested. And the
question naturally arises in their minds
What method can be adopted by our Council
to reduce the present rates without retardlng
the improvements to streets, which con-
slider is sequel to q city's prosperity.
II is O bad idea to advance to discontinue
street improvements. The suburbs OF city
speak of It's advance, its enterprise. II tends
to make q favorable impression On the minus
of strangers. At the same time If does not
detract from its citizens pride.
Whilst am not an advocate of undue ex.
pen,Iitures and having offices OF sinecure
nature, / am supporter of that which tends
70 improve the interests of the city, pro-
yided the appropriations are jud!cieu5ly
made.
I think if some of the Offices which are
now filed (ably, no doubt,) by city officials
were dispensed with. and two converted into
one, it would assist little to lower the taxes ;
also, to have work.house, so that those who
commit petty offences, instead Of committing
them to Jail, where they are source of tax,
Diet his Honor commit them to the work
house, where they will be q revenue TO the
city.
In that way, and by not letting the assess
ments of property be equal to its market
value, taxes can be reduced without depFiv-
ing fifty or sixty men of their support who
labor bard for their living on street improve
ments. WANDERER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
Criminal CHARGES.
couot,y.

The Legislature has never shown much
disposition to transfer criminal charges from
the State treasury TO the treasures OF the
several counties. It does not commend u
SELF to Tie mind Of the practical man that 1t
is very good means of cconomizng. 10
require the money to come out OF the leit-
hand pocket instead Of out of the righthand
rocket would be measure of but slim re.
lief This is just the proposition as it ap-
ntars to us. II il idle to take the figures for
any one year as test Of the relative cost OF
the administration of justice in the several
counties. In Halifax in one year there may
be a protracted and expensive criminal
trial. whilst in Augusta county the
same year there may be no trial Of any mag
nituds either as to cost or as to the turpitude
of. tie offender. On the contrary, it may
happen the very next year that Augusta
may have to draw upon the State treasury
for large amount, whist Halifax will need
scarcely any IN oney from that source. Many
OF the counties are unable to pay out OF the
county levy for single year the eX-
pense of long criminal trial. The beau
ty. OF the existing system is that it
does not thus draw too heavily upon
the resources of any given county in any
ore year. 1t is, as We have before said,
n $ stem OF insurance. The loss happens in
cae county in one year, and in another county
another year, but the payment is each time
made by the company-that is, the Common
wealth. 1t would be to offer premium to
crime to require each county to pay out of its
own treasury the criminal charges which
now come out of the general treasury. Tue
temptation would be great to let numerous
Offenders against the law escape if grand Ju.
ries knew that whenever they found true
bill they also ordered draft TO be made
upon their own pockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
A Coon LAw.-section 1884 Of the Re-
yi,ed Statutes OF the United States provides

A Coon LAw.-Section 1854 Of Inc he
yi,ed Statutes OF the United States provides
ono officer, clerk, or emplo!e in the
Tfnjted States Government shall at any time
solicit contributions from other officers
clerks. or employ Is in the Government SER
vice for gilt or present to those in supe'
rior officisI position nor shall any sucb GIN
cias or clerical superiors receive any gilt OF
present offered or presented to them as
contribution from persons in Government
employ receiving less salary IMAM lneih
selves; nor shall any officer or clerk make
any donation as gift,or present to any OH
eitl superior. Every person who violates
this section ehall be summarliy discharged
from The Government employ"
This law. or one like il, ought to be IN
force wherever there are subordlnates 10
Office dependent 10 any considerable degree
upon their superiors for the permanency OF
their positions. Amongst the ponce, the
publc-school teachers, ard other associated
ofllcials occupying positions OF like relative
respon soliity. such law ought to be vlgor-
ously enforced. Ii tue presents were ever
made by the superiors to the Interiors (suPe-
riors 10 rank or pay, not 10 life or standins.)
the ilnpel.ing motive would not be so easily
detected. Let us make reform in THESE
re spects this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
srxcIsL NOTICES.
The HOLIDAYS ARE of..sR, AND Dry
Y GOODS TUMBLE

sYCLE BROTHERS WIN. IN order i, eiosc ~,
their Winter stock from thia date tHS.. DRY
In order 70 close out an oyerpins Of HANIlTo
TYCOON REPS which we have II, stock se viii
Offer them at only 20sr which is one Gems seisv
! 1900 pieces Of the BEST STYLES PRINTS =,
/ 6a. sh snd log; per ysrd; =
sBIAcK ALrACAs al 90. as. 80. IS, 40, SO, ssc
These goods ere Of the very best brands, and ~
NAKED down frosi rs 10 20 ser cent '''s Oeen
We aaye the largest line OF SILK-PiSIsH NO.
BARS 10 the city. and erer them az cost price.
AUSTRALIANS CREPES, BiaRIfz. &c
st bottom prices. ~N'
Don't hiI 10 look &c these goods If you van, %
cKEPE Wells and CREPE eoL1aRs-a spe
assorted, stock-yery low;
BLACK snaC OLoREDshKSatp prices to ss.ouish
Exsmine t our BLACK SILK at AK which 70 A..
knowled2ed the best goods for the prt.:e In he
pRsss SSE SD asss' e SIS at %
600 pieces PIaip FaEsc SCI Il t ana d own
Look SsIa o sdf 81 ri R1
An brands Of BkoWN and BLESCHED COT
ToSS and saElEIlNGs rstailea at case pr ces;
L0NsDALE CAMsRIC 15c, reduced from one
A fai I line + PLAN y. and rwlLLEprIAssE.ts
WHITE 1914 BED-BLASKETs at 80, re,iuc. d
HoME-hfADG' CALICO. COMFORTS at s1..s,,
S1.50, and Sl,75, made of the best materiaf:
USBLEACHED kNlTTING-C0TTON at 3hrs
per pound;
BLEAGHED COTTON and COTTON
YARNS III all Nos :;
An excellent TWQ-BUTTOE COLORED KID Az
Zoe. worth $I.25;
CORSETS at all prices:
LINEN TABLE-COTHHs, NAPKINS, T3WELs.
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS reduced in
prices;
LINEN COLLARS and CUP r.. PLAIN and HEM
4. STITCHED HANDkEhCHIFFS, BREAK
FAST sHAWLS, HOODS, sAC2JES, CAPS,
&C., very low;
RICH SILK SCARFS ut 3 end 2Gc. worth 80 aud
Fall line of TOILET SOAPS;
A large stock of FURS, CARPETS, AMI OIL
CLOTHS TO be closed out regardless OF cost:
HUNDREDS Of ether articles marked down, which
we have rot space enough 10 enumeraie
COME ONE, COME ALL, To the cheap dry goods
establishment Of SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and FiCth
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-05
@ GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS..

COHEN BROTHERS..
All goods reduced In order to close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fullest ever offered this
season OF the year.
NOW Is THE TIME To SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the LIST and con-
tinue until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
recuceda at least 25 per cent.
Great reduction In all SILKS:
COLORED SILKS at astonishingly low markS TO
close for this season-their stock Of SILKS Ii
almost completetn every variety OF shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduce
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAT
FETA and GRoS-GRAIN;
CAsHMEREs, BOABAzINEs, TAalIsE, AUS
TRALIAN REPEs, and other
MOURNING GOODS
at less price than ever known:
KID aud BUCK GAUSTLETS reduced 10 csc.
worth fully sl.25-oiher GLOVES reduced
Good ALL-wOoL FLANNEL reduced to zoe.
yard;
A large stock Of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY
purchased Mt various auction sales during the
past season is reduced to an astouishingly low
rate;
Two cases good CALICOEs reduced to 5i.c SELL
Ing generally at S4c.;
Best make Of CALICOES reduced TO &c.
Three cases of YARD. WIDE BLEACHED COT
TON, equal Ia quality to Androscogg'n, at &c.
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c.,
cheap at 10c.;
CARPETS, OIL.CLOTHS, aud all other goods
greatly reduced to close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
500 Broad street,
ia3; between Third and Fourth streets.