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The Fate Of a French Counterfeiter

Parts Correspondence Boston Advertiser
We are having annoyances of all kinds in
Paris just now, not one OF the least being the
circulation of false 100 franc bills. Our
French bank takes every precaution possible.
but this time seems to be at a dead loss To put
a stop to the fraud. In Rue dc Velliere, there
are immense laboratories where chemists
pass their time in trying to discover how
good bank notes are falsified, and how false
ones are fabricated. There is a curious col
lection of this false money which has been
reimbursed by the Bank of France. some of
which have strange histories. In 1892 a wag
amused himself during several days throw
ing 100 franc bills about the market and upon
the theater steps; some OF these bills passed
into circulation, and the author of this bad
joke was never discovered. A few months
later packet of twelve 10oo-franc bills was
presented at exchange, and recognized as
false. After long and careful search IL was
proved that they were fabricated by a per-
sonage attached to no less a chief than an
eXiled sovereign, and assisted by an eX-
director of the French mint. IL was marquis
who put them in circulation, and the holder
(detourneur) no other than one OF the false
Louis XNlI's, by name Naundorf "a Prus-
siam, who, after undergoing condemnation
and Imprisonment, retired to England and
took the name of Due de Normandie. Twenty
years later the bank sustained another siege;
false 100-franc bills came in with discOurag-
ing regularity. and the bank, rather than dis
credit its coupons, continued to pay. At last
in 1861, after eight years OF patient research,
one of its agents, NJ. Senaille Ga name pre-
destined), discovered the forger-a certain
Giraud de Gate Bourse Ga name likewise pre-
destined) He was arrested on the I'D of Au-
gust, 1861, and went before the Cour d 'Assises,
where il was proved that he had put .e03 100
franc bills and IA 2o0-franc bills in circuia-
ton, and that the Bank OF France had reim-
bursed the sum OF 1S9, 100 francs. He was con-
demnCd to hard labor for life, and sent to
Cayenne, where he came TO "a most horrible
eId. In company with Poucet (who died on
the scaffold) he tried to escape, but, being
older and less active than his young compan-
ion, he got entangled i'm the river weeds and
died eaten alive by crabs.
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MARRIEn.

CRoMELIEN-KREAMER On the 10Th Of June,
1s6, AZ -. Aloyslus Church, Rev. Father Jenkins
officiating, Mr.. ROLAND y. CROMELTEN aud Miss
LILLIAN Z. NJ. kREAMER, both OF this city No
cards.
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Il Real re Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Val yABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, AT THE INTERSECTION OF
IotRTEENTH STREET AND PIERCES
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated pril 5th, 80
ID. 1873 and recorded in Liber No rs folio 535 ~
one Of the land records for the District of Coum-A
ba and at the request Of the party thereby secured
will sell at public auction, in front Of the prem
ses, on MONDAY November - tn, 1876, at O'Clock
p. m, all that piece parcel of land and premises,
situate in the county of Washington in the District
of Columbia, ana known and described and being
Lot numbered twenty -nine t29l, in John Sherman 5
recorded subdivision of tract Of land called Pleas
ant Plains except that portion Of said lot twenty
nine included within the following metes and bounds
Beginning for the said excepted part at the northeast
Of said lot twenty nine, and running thence
south fifty feet $50 feet thence west hundred and
sixty feet (l0 feet) thence north fifty feet go feet
thence east one hundred and sixty feet (6O feetD
the place Of beginning.
Terms: Onethird cash. ard the residue in equal
payments at six and twelve months, with interest at
per cent secured by deed of trust ON the property
sold. COnveyancing and recording at purchaser $
cost. deposit Of 500 will be required at time of
sale. If the terms not complied with within ten
days the Trustees will resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser.
GEORGE TRUESDELL,( Tr,,stoos
WIN. III. WARD, hi"'e9'
TN
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A PECULIAR CASE OF HYpRoPHoBfA IN A
TEN-YEAR 10y.

n tA>f RF H1bEoEhOBlA ~ -
TEN-rEAR 10Y.
Dewitt Clinton Lewis. about ten years Old /.
died NJ O'Clock ON SATURDAY afternoon. Al
80 sullivan street, az what Dr. Henry ~.
h SrnSj ne st'ending physician thinks Vas s
pet an old black cat that had been chased by
boys of the neighborhood, and was bitten ON
the right wrist. The wound healed and he
was as well rs usual until last Friday. AZ q
O'Clock n. m. ne rose from hts bed and insisted
ON being dressed. During the thiriy-six hours
that ensued before his death ne dia rot have
nrs clothes on he was extremely nervous.
Whenever a door was opened and he FELT q
draught Of cool air he went into spsSms.
when water was offered Co him he had q
doses Of bromide Of potash I'm coffee and milk.
On saturday ne exhibited symptoms OF -.
Nitus' dance. Frequently a. he lay on the
back Of his head ana hts heels, 80 thai q
hand could be passed under his body. This
was the result OF a rigid Contraction of the
monftory symptom OF lockjaw, Of which. DR..
Downs says, hydrophobia patients usually
dle. The boy was I'm possession OF his senses,
hve minutes before his death he turned over
on me lounge and. rising on his hands and
nsness, elected frSm the air passages OF his
Snroat quantity OF mucous matter and
away.
Dr; Downs says that ne related these fac,s 90
1T; Mliham A. Hammond and DIR. Austin
Pint, and that both concurred with hin, in
the opinion that IL was a case OF hydropho-
bia- The cat has not been seen since the bite
was given. Dr. Thomas c. Finnell and Dr.
Cushing, who made the post-mortem exami-
nation, found no foam In the air paSsaess OF
the throat, and no evidence OF disease In any
organ except the brain. The brain Substance
was not injured. but the blood vesss.ls In the
membrane that covers the brain were gorged
with venous blood and were almost black IL
was therefore agreed that death resulted from
congestion Of the brain. and n verdict was
rendered by the coroner's jury yesterday
afternoon in accordance with the testimony.
DIR. finnell afterward said that he was Sure
congestion OF the brain caused death. but
was not sure that the congestion was not
caused by hydrophobic poisoning.
Young Lewis was "A remarkably handsome
boy, with highly nervous organization. At
Tie Wooster street public school he was the
finest reader I'm his class, and had made rapid
progress in arithmetic. He used To study or
read every evening at home from 6 O'Clock
until r. Two years ago his father promised
TO buy him velocipede He looked forward
TO its possession with extrava yant expecta-
ton of pleasure. IL was bought for him on
last "Wednesday. On Thursday as.ernoon ne
took IL 10 Washington square. and rode on a.
until after dark. This. II n urged BY some OF
the neighbors, was the indirect cause Of death,
and not the bite OF the cat.-iN u. San, 2Oth.
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DuNcANsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers. ]
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSE No. 1o6 IN


By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on 4
the 9Th day Of November A ID. ls72, and record
cd in Liber No eos folio 4I3 ct seq Of the
Land Records for Washington county in the District
Of Columbia, the subscriber viii offer sale pub
lie auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
the LIST Of December, D. lsS6. 1t clock D. m. ali
that piece or parcel of ground lying and being sit
said, and known end the plat or plan
q said city as being subdivision Of Lot mum
bered four "a, in Square numbered Ave hundred and
seyenty four a. the said snlsiivision has been
rany and plat thereof duly recorded In the once OF
the surveyor ct said CITY, together with the buildings
and appurtenabcer therrunto apperfaininc consist.
ing OF three-sto and basement brick building.
Terms 81 sale: Ole-f fourth cash, and the remainder
IN equal payments at sir, twelve and eighteen months
Tor h,eh the purchaser ID to give notes. with inter
eel ~ the rate OF eight cent? secured by decf q
qured at the time Of sale. All coayeyencig At tle
expense Of the purchaser. II terms Of sale are MOI
ety win be resod At the ri end expense Of the de-
RICHARD WALLACE. Trustee.
now -2aw&ds DtNcAHSoH ho0s., Aucts.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 9TH STREET AND I1TH STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On 9TH STREET AND 11TH STREET SOUTH
EAST.
by virtue Of a deed of trust dated 9th day Of -
July 1874, and duly recorded in the land records
OF the District Of Columbia, Liber 755, folio 465, e
at request of party secured will sell, at public anc
tion, in front Of premises on SATURDAY, the 1 sth
day of November, 1876. at p. m, to the highest
follows The north Is feet front by lis feet deep OF
sub lot l9l in square $685. also, the north Is feet
front by so feet deep Of original lot TO- in square (9i9)
together with the improvements thereon, consisting
IN the first piece of two story brick house. and in
house.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash and balance in 1,
and years secured by deed Of trust the property
sold with interest at 10 per cent per annum. 4 de-
poeit OF $40 on each parcel sold at time of sale
Terms to be complied with in days or resold al
cost of dcfaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
noyH5t GEO. B. DYER, Trustee
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, November 30, same hour and place
ApyO GEO. b. DYER, Trustee.
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PUT AWAY his little rooster,
Pride OF all the chicken coops;
He can't crow as he Is used 10,
Owing TO the federal troops.
Boston AdreTTiScr
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MI. NORRIS,
ovl4-eo IRepI THOMAS BOWLING, Au
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPROyED REAL Els
TATE IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF

nhIE IN IhE CII1 AND COUNTY Of
WASHINGTON.
Court of the District of Columbia on the 81 90
day of October, A. d. lS6, in a cause therein t.fW
pending between Della II. Jewell complainant, and
Martha Jane Burr ct al, defendants, said cause
auction, to the highest bidder, at the times and
places hereinafter specified, the following parcels
real estate, to wit
]. on MONDAY. the 27th instant, on the prem
ises, at o'clock m, will sell all of Lot num-
bered forty seven (El, according to Mary c. Mitch
ell recorded subdivision of original lot numbered
four ~, in square numbered two hundred and thirty
eight (ZSo), in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia This lot is situated in the alley between :
ard and 18th and Itt streets northwest and is i'm
proved by "A two story Brick Dwelling.
2 On the same day at o clock p. m, / will sell,
on the premises all that partOf lot numbered twenty
nine ~ of John Sherman recorded subdivision of
part of tract of land situated in the county of
Washington, District aforesaid, known as Pleasant
Plains, included within the following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the same at the northeast
of said lot % where the 18th street road in
tersects the road leading to Pierce smil and running
ad sixty 1901 feet thence north fifty (5OD feet and
thence east one hundred and sixty (lDD feet, the
place of beginning. This lot is admirably located
for building purposes being just north of Columbia
College and at the intersection of the 18th street
Pierce 5 mill road.
The terms of sale, prescribed by said decree are
onethird OF the purchase money in cash and the bal
ance IN two equal payments AT six and twelve months
with interest at cent secured to the satisfaction
OF the Trustee Unless the terms of sale complied
with in ten days, the Trustee will resell at the risk
and cost of defaultng purchaser deposit of $50
will be required ON each piece of property at the
time the same is sold All conveyancing and record
II. ROSS PERRY, Trustee, No 342Dst
novn-tu,thsIt LIE Droit Building
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UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to from all points
bought exchanged or sold at g. x. -s15..zzz,
any other Office OF depot in thiszzz HaS2XxAS
city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply TO NJ. ID. WHITESIDE,
APPLY e21 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

~ ER1Y.
BY virtue of n decree passed November Sd, "A
1870, in cause ;aDl, equity, Leonard John H..
son ct al. Will cell, on SATURDAY, Noyem I'm
Der 23th, lS6. at O'Clock p. M on the premises,
parts OF Lots Nos. :, g. and 20l, in peakins and Bal
ley addition TO Georgetown, which has been sub
divided into Lots Nos; H. Is, Is, "a and Is, and the
subdivision thereof duly recorded in Surveyors of
fee Lot IA fronts 81 62 100 feet lot u IS % 100 feet
lot 10 81 feet lot H. ~ 0 100 feet and lot Is 81 Is loo
fect on the Canal road, the Aqueduct Bridge,
and lot l6 Is improved by large Brick House, and Il
And on MONDAY, November 27th, 1876, at 4
O'Clock 2. m, will sell Lot %, of Beatty and Haw-
kin addition To Georgetown situated ut the corner
II Isl and FREDERICK streets which has also been sub
divided into Lots Nos 49, So 81 and So and the sub
division thereof duly recorded in the Surveyors of
fee Lot has front Of 30 feet and lots So 81 and
81 each y feet on list street by depth Of as feet and
loI ~ is improved with Brick House. now used as a
store and dwelling, and also with Frame Dwelling
He use fronting on Frederick street.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
fourth cash. the residue in three equal instruments,
payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from day
Of sale, with interest at the rate Of eight per
per annum until paid, for which notes must be given
so deposit on each parcel when sold. z.
FRED. w. JONES. Trustee.
novE-d TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner 9th and streets no rthwest.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND IN
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the sd day -
OF March, l576, recorded in Liber sly folio Z, of
the land records Of the District of Columbia
and at the written request Of the party secured there
by We shall sell at public auction, in front of the
premises on TUESDAY, the 4th day of November
lH6, at O'Clock p. m. the following described real
estate IN Georgetown, ID. C., beginning at point in
the easterIy line Of Montgomery street distant I6
feet north from the northerl line Of Stoddard street
and running thence north degrees west along said
eastery line OF Montgomery street 40 feet; thence
north degrees east along the sotherly line of land
of John d. Mcpherson 40 feet TO the Cemetery line
thence along said Cemetery line south degrees 30
Rittenhouse; thence along the line Of said Kitten
houses land on or about south 81 degrees west l7g
feet and thence south degrees west al feet To the
place Of beginning containing l67l0.5ll 100 square
feet OF land more or less
Terms Of sale: 1900 with interest at ten per cent
OF sale in cash. the balance at six and
months for which the purchaser notes. bearing six
cent interest from the day of sale and secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold Will be taken
deposit of 300 will be required Of tbs purchaser
at the time Of sale, and all cOnyeyancing shall be at
the expense Of the purchaser II the above terms Of
sale not complied with within five DAYS the Trus.
tees the right to resell at the risk and cost of
GEORGE III. b. WHITE, ru.,oo.
VIM. r. WOODWARD, {
STHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the 2eth day Of November, l76, same
GEORGE III. b. WHITEl
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

DRY GOODS, LADIES AND GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS sc
&C., BEING THE EFFECTS OF A PARTY DE.
CLlNlNG BUSINESS, AT AUCTION.
On Thu RSDAl MORNING, November %, -
commencing at 10 clock, We will sell within IS
cur salesroOm a general assortment of Dry.S
Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing. Hats. Caps, &c.,
&c. DUNCANSON BROS
noya0 AuctiODeers
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CHANCERY SALE or PROPERTY ON FIF-
~ TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ

STREETS, NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed on the Slst u
day OF October, 1s76, in Equity cause No. 5O92, -
Docket 10, wherein George Turkey is complainant
and Harriet Hickman ct al defendants, L will
sell AT public auction in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of December, 1876, at 4
clock p. M, part of Lot twenty eight 81 in Square
one hundred and ninety seven (l97l, beginning at
southwest corner of said lot thence east a feet north
10 feet west feet and thence south 10 begin
ming, and the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months W 18th the purchasers notes from the
day OF sale with six cent interest secured the
approval OF the Trustee $50 cash at the time of sale
CunveyanciRg al purchasers cost. Upon failure II
the purchaser 70 comply with the terms of sale within
hve DAYS the Trustee reserves the right to resell
purchaser cost after one week notice.
WM. REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
N hks Oxv Da, n
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DIED.

BO0TES. Near Glasgow. Delaware. on the 18th Of
November, ls6, Miss AMANDA A. B0orEs, sister OF
the late samuel vi. BoOtes, Of Georgetown, ID. G.
DAVIS. November 70, Is76, SUSAN N. DAVIS, wife
OF III. n. Davis, aged 81 years.
Funeral win take place from her late residence, No
u, az Esd ?. m Friends and acquaintances in
HITZ. November 2O,h, 1876 at f:sO O'Clock D. m,
p.m
HAYMAN; On the evening Of the nth Of Noyem-
Der, ls76, Of pleurO- pneumonia, MARGARET M HAY
MAN, IN the 59th year of her age
N0REs. suddenly, ON the s,th Of November. ls7s.
MSrsar s so 81 SesT sSa y and the late
Funeral from the residence Of his father, No. 722
p. m. lRepublicsn please copy.l
OC0NNoR. On the soth Of November, 1876, JoHx
0CoNNoR, aged p years.
his brotber-in-law Charles Curbin, No 1927 EleSs
enh street northwest. Friends and relatives Of the
family are invited TO attend at D. ma, November 4
,PRENTICb; on Sunday, November 10th, lzs.
Thus has passed away from our midst one Of tho..
sorrSwfS IKE sesscng stan %ho as esn ss, and
her bright and beamiRe countensnce: her words Of
his syocaton was constantly throw in her presse o.
and IN thoss poments the cares and troubles Of life
sun" May our heavenly Father enable thoSe %hs
MOURN her loss TO bear IL with Christian resignation
RYAN. On Monday. November .th. lsvs. a, an.
residence Of her brother in law. Mrs EIIEs Rrss,
che The funera, VII take place from 81 Patrick.
O'Clock The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited % attend.
STUART On the eosh Of November, l1s MkRx
JOSEPHINE, only daughter of Charles and Henry Ann
Stuart, aged ycsrr, months, and II days.
Death has claimed our little Mamie;
Set his seal upon her brow;
in the II her dear Saviour
She IL sleeping sweetly now
Gone, but not forgotten.
Her funcral viii take place fum her pArentz' re--
dence, 331 Eleventh street southeast on w edne~}sx
the nd, q D. The relatives and friends 81 fis
family are invited 20 attend her funeral.
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THoMAs BOWLING, luctionerr.

SALE OF FRUIT TREES AND ROSE BUSHES,
Being direct importation from Franco Of R0-
cheth a CO., comprising n large assortment of
Fear, Apple, Peach and Apric0ts; also, many new
varieties of Rose Bushes and Bulbs for this
sens planting, Sc, &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, November ? 5th, -
1S6, at Ii o clock within my auction rooms. c
shall sell the above elegant collection OF Tree
and Plants.
Messrs. Rocheth & Co. will furnish, through M.
the finest imported variety Of Rose Bushes, whole
sale retail.
invite the attention of the trade and private buy
ers TO this SALE as the goods to be Sold without
reserve. Terms cash.
nOV2l-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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DRESS SHIRT MANDATORY
CENTS FuRNIsHisSG EMPORIUM.

S-HIRTs FOR BOYS. unfinished, at s21sc.
HAVE thCm finished, at T5c.
IL Won ish MEN 5 SIZE they are SOC.
k-ISk !. mine, not the purchasers.
Try ONE. II In doe-n Z nc, viii refund money.
Save MONEY, by buying these SHIRTS, a
they sqrpass all partly made Shirts have them
GENTS DIMINISHING GOODS at lowest prices
81 THOMPSON,S shirt Factory.
D5-r SOl street north vest.
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MITCHELL & MARTIN,
ISucces>ors 10 JOHN 7. MITcHELL,I
93I Pennsylvania Avenue.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
We have within few days added to our stock \
large Of the very best and styles
goods in the New York market.
SILKS. YELVETS, CLOAKS. SHAwLS, &c.
The latest styles Of Mattalesse Goods, in silks,
Cloths and cassimeres.
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is the best to be
found in the market. including COURTALD'S
Grapes and Grape Wells of all sizes.
LADIES CLOIKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS
and Children ClOaks, all new and late styles.
Our stock of Housekeeping and Domestic Goods is
fun and complete all times and AZ the lowest mar
ket rates. One Price Only.
nOVl6tr MITCHELL IL MARTIN,
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JOV IENNN1 LNANIA r. BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
We viii sell line Of Lyons Black Silk at the
following prices and guarantee every yard sold 10 be
Low the LOtcssf price named in the past ten
wars viz I5c., 81 3. SI5o, SlT5, 81, S225 s20,
S2T5. s.. So =. and $50
Lovely Double Width All Wool Myrtle Green, Seal
Brown. Navy Blue, and Black Matelasse, only
Sl75.
width. 69C- aud up.
6-4 MiddleseN Yacht Cloth.
Ga Black Beaver Cloth, only - and up.
All Wool Blankets, 81 50 and up.
Twilled Ladies Cloth, with bright lines, new and
stylish. tdOuble width : 20 per yard.
All Silk Black Lyons Velvet, p inches, u 80.
Elegant button Kid Gloves in Black, bite, Street
and Opera shades, i Is.
hndruscOggin a. Bleached Cotton. CSC.
Best makes Ladies and Gent. Underwear at lowest
prices
SWe invite our friends and customers to examine
our stock.
BRODHEAD a. CO.,
nOyI7-tr $40 Penn a ave, bet 9th and 10Th SITS
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CLOSING OUT CARPETS.


Bess Ingrains, 81; u per cent. of for cash.
Best Brussels, : =; Il per cent of
Brussels, 81. Wool Carpets 621s to 6T1Rc.
Blankets, COmfOrters, : 3 to IS.
Curtain Lace. 25c. to 75c.. very cheap.
Best Calico Remnants, So cents.
Cambria Edges. g. A. s. s. 3, 10 to Is cents, cheap.
Elegant Dress Plaids, l21z. l5. . cents.
Reps for Wrappers, - 10 IS cents.
Dress Goods stock be reduced and cheap goods to
be offered in Wool Cashmere.
Basket Cloths SatiDes, Serges, in all the shades.
Double width Alpaca, 221s, worth IS cents.
Shawls in new CClorngs very cheap.
Call for cheap goods at
Il. n. NAUDAIN'S,
nOvD Or 709 Market Space.