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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
la NEW REMEDIES !
Q DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARr
C23 kearny street.

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its forms. Seminal Weakness. lmpotency, etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
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Seminal Weakness.
Sernina Emissions, the consequence Of SELF
abuse: This solitary vice, or deprsyed sexual
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sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, producing
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nc medical measures, viz: SAllow counter
ance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing In the ears. noise like the russling
OF leaves and rafting Of ohSrio's, unessine-s
about the ioi-~, weakness Of the limbs, coneu.
sed vision united intellect, loss Of confidence.
diftidence In approaching strangers, dislike 10
form new acquaintance, disposition to shua
society. loss Of memory, hectic Pushes, pimplee
and various eruptions about the faces, furred
tongue, fetid breath, coughs. consumption.
night sweats, rlonomanix aud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should apply imme-
dateiy either in person or by letter, and have .
cure effected by his new And scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of q.
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CURED AT HOME.
Persons st distance may be CURED AT
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stating case. symptoms. length OF time the dis
ease has continued and have medicine prompt
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! LIT. CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

N Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place of business, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location OF works. Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, Washoe County, Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment No. levied On
tho 9th day Of February, 1876, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect.
i've sharehnldera as follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees made on the 5th day Of
January, 1876. SO many shsres o. each parcel OF
such stock rs may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, 1t the Office Of the company,
near corner Carson and Second streets, larson
City. Nevada. on FRIDAY. APRIL It'll, 1876, at
the hour Of P. II. of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of the sale
C. 8. MOTT, Secretary.
once near corner Carson and Second streets,
Carson City, Nevada. mh1elsw4r
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lNCJRABLE CASH
DIR, Lee Rtehau's

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wash and Injection fer severe cases OF t'oo,
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diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price.
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Also, Agents for DR.. lie Riehau's
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For se1ninsl Weakness, Night Emissions. I'm
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these medicines will be sent TO all parts OF the
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gists and chemists, southwest corner OF Clay
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sus1G-1y
, 1876-03-21

70 the kdtoF or 1he tftttdo0 1Ta5Hn<:
CHICAGO, March 20.-What Ia eycrybody'a busi-
ness proves In municipal adatrs to bo nobody's,
and hence 70 sec no Systematic and determined
effort On the part of any considerable number OF
individuals to perstat and prevent the alarming
increase Of the city and county debt- 11ueh has
been said for the past two resrs. In public and
in private, about TIM shamo1esa Wholesale rob-
borY, which, undar of1icia sanction and disguise,
the tax-ettors have committed still the robbery
goes on day aftor day aud month aftor month
unchecked. Need 1t be matter Of surprise
that citizous Of small means and tn
huenco quietly submit to bo plucked
aud plunaersd when ctizens Of largo
wealth, who might successfully rcstst tho plum
durers, 1cti{o 10 thelF dovny couchss in order
10 give tho rssca!a better chance When tn Q
largo r1operty-ovners ADD leading tax-pavers,
tho LaDnH, Carpenters, md WentWorths, deom
that thoy have special as we'll ~ general in-
forest. to the tuuo OF 30 many Aollafs and conts,
In not only the nesesa1nont but tho honest col.
lection sad disbursement Of the money uhic1
actually comos out Of thoir property, then vii
they ioIn hands With other Taxpayers, and form
an incorporated society which shall effeosuallj
crush cut every tAx-easine t1og In Cook County
MIL they do til IL. q.
, 1876-03-21

CELSIUS Irlcc. Stnto Inaurnncp In.
apcctoF Of Missouri. Thinks It II u
Good Enough Company for Him.
The Insurance Examiners Of tho State OF Sis.
eouri were In Chicago last week on invitation Of
the officials Of tue American Fire-1uausance
Company Of this city. Opponents Of the A1nert-
can residing 10 Missouri having devoted eonsid-
ersble quite unnecessary venom andcavor1ng to
show tint tto Company wAs not vol conducted,
It was considered beat by tho managers Of the
organization TO have IN otIicia! Investigation.
Tho Examiners consequently came on and
mauo rigid inspection Of the CompRny's in
IuoRt Affairs. They returned home expressing
complete satisfaction 1t the result Of tic exnm-
iuasiop, and Mr. CelHua Price, thclr State supor-
iutoudept Of Insurance. has tust issued the aub-
Joined announcement: .-..-.
1ssunAses: :DE9AnTarxT,t
STATE OF Missouai. +
1t IL hereby certified tlat
THE AMEElcAX INSURANCE COMPANY,
. corporation orgauized undor the laws of tho
State OF Illinois, vhoHo principal office Ia located
a. Chicago, ILL.,. and which has been heretofore
admitted to transact business in this btatc, has
complied With the requirements Of the twenty
| eighth section Of All act Of tho General Assembly
| Of the State u Meaour1, euttled IAN act
for Incorporation Of tnsurance companies,
Other than jife-asautanco companies, aud
tot tho regulation Of insurance business
other than lsfc.assurance busluoss" approved
| March IL, 1bG9 and pursuant to iho thir-
tie,h section of said act, az amended by an act
| approved March %. 1874. the said Company Ia
hereby authorized to continue to do buslnea. as
q Fire and Fro Marine Insurance Company with.
In the said State OF Missouri, subject to the eev.
| crAl pro7aions aud requirements OF the ac
aforesaid. and the net ameutlatorv thereof ap
proved March ~, 1874. until tho 1ss day OF Feb
ruary, in tba year 1877.
| Ii testimony whereof, 1. Cc!aus Price, supe.
intendent Of tho Insurance Department Of til.
| State of Missouri, havs hetoto set my hand ant
atlixed my seal OF Office In duplicate at the Cit,
Of st. Louls, this 18th day of March, A. D. 1876
| [6eal.1 CELSIUS pnlcE. Superintendent
, 1876-03-21
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

ttonal ministers, 1t their moeting this morning,
discussed the Advisory Council aud Plymouth
Church. Prof. G. IL. Mead, Of Andover, sss
present. The iottcs Of Plymouth Church In re.
ply to tia letter of the Andoyor Church, though
published In the Brooklyn papers March i, WAS
not received by the Anaover Church until
March 4, when tho spring vacation
had begun, There has, therefore,
boon no opportunity for taking
any action IN the matter. II Is probable that,
vbou tho 8emtnasy term begins. which will be
during the frst waek in April tho letter will bo
laid upon the tabla 70 await tha torn Of alxt5
daye, within Which tho Oommisuion Was to to
appointed II necessary. Theu, in case these has
been no Commission appointed, 1t Ia probable
tho matter.
, 1876-03-21

WASHINGTON NOTES.
TIE CH1EAQU CULLECIUHSHIT.
9pectQt Dispatth T. TAs Catedqo Iri6uhE.

8peetos Dspatth t. 1Ad Catrdao 1fibuM.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 1lkrch 20.-The na1ne Of
Joel D. Harvey, to DO Commissioner Of 1nternal
Hsycnuo of the Chicago District, WAS sent 10 tho
6euAto to-day In place Of that Of T. 7. Derrick
son. withdrawn Gen. Logan and tho Republic
an Congressman from Illinois WHO signed the
recommendations OF Harvey have therefore ap-
parcntly carried thoir point, and hava 1indlcatcd
what tnoy have represented to DO their
right to voice tn appointments Within
thelr own districts. Tho appoIntoo conld mt
properly be called within the district OF any Of
tho Congrcsamon except Logan and Fasvell.
incubation out Of whnt thoy regard ~ good
fellowship for tboir Congressional associates,
and, a. several ot them asaert, for the further
reason that they mtend to hayc = voice in slnt-
turea xoro undoubtedly ob.a,ned III tho spirit Of
Whit may bo called Congressional comrndc-
| slip; but there can TO no doubt tLGt
they wore obtained. Several OF thosa Who
s!gued say that every Republican Congressman
signed tho Harvey paper Part OF the gossai!p
kbout tho matter ts that Russell Jones aud Will
| ism II. Bradley lirst aent . telegram TO Logan
aud otl.css recommending Harvey, aud that the
! sa!uo dav they uont second telegram cancclinG
| thoir nrst one and Recommending Detickaon,
| and that meanwhile tho parties 10 whom the
| lrst telegram WA sent had 4posen 70 the psesi-
| don't lu favor OF Harvey.
THE rIEnnEPoST LETTER.
WAau1SaToS, D. c., March 20.-1t having been
charged that the conAdun,ial loster Of the At
torney General to DiBtrict-Attoueys pending
Tho whisky trials met With tho approval Of tho
President, It IL authoritRsvoly denied hat tho
President ever saw the letter until II appeared
In PRINT. ..... .........
HARyEy'a SoN1SAT1os CONFIRMED.
The aepRte conlirmed tho nomination. Of Joel
L. IIaryoy, Collector OF Internal lioysnue for til
First District Of Illinois, vice Webatos, deceased.
, 1876-03-21

enemies, md tho result such thai when The
facts come out hie connection With tho Ring Will
REBOUND 10 his CREDIT
rather than otherwise. lie snys ho will not only
be glad to see IN Investigating commltteo here,
but viii welcome it. aud go before it and toll Ill
llo known. In tue mcan:us, evidence Ia beiog
collected, in anticipation OF tho COMMITTEES
being sot,t here, and tho opinion 10 confidently
exptoaaed that several naughty heada must roll
into tho ssvdust. Tie fact that Molier has re-
turned and Conkllng IL almost daily expected.
looks indeed as though the 1ong-bi1den secrets
were about TO DO divulRed 1t last.
, 1876-03-21
PkHLMAN.
GATHERING Ut His Ey1DENCE.

oATlEH1Ha CP HIS EVIDENCE
Among tia distinguished S1s!sof7 A. Tue Cus-
tom House yesterday. pshlman anu Aash were
not tho least consp'cuons' Ahv'he opsanea
continuance Of theis cascs until "Wednesday. tho5
Immediately set about 70 collecs tho sanoua
forms, pspers, books. etc., referred to BY As.
ssorrs, In Lila argument for continuance, "a
hayang been up to that t'mo unsttainAbso. The
chief reason why the paposs Ind not bcen
bought fay IN tho fact TINT Pah1man aud Rush
undoubtedly bolterod that others OF tho second
t.t,,, .,on1d a+and trial hoforc tt,ey did
..". .t'.s,,n sH,.a ~ sas 49,.
ana tho9 hatusauy "an'oa 70 sec ~"
forth their best cfrorta in tholr own cases. In
etest1 of ths arrangement working with duo
s.,aa,t.a., .,1 -a,n,.,itv ti,o ssco,l.hot,t
h".oo'ansaa s ana iosu'at''s' 'No 'e.oua.Asea
1e!Io"s "ateo "aen tno9 came " tuo 8est anu
pleaded guilty. 30 that tho caRe Of pahl1nan aud
Hush. tho etoyonth on tho docket, reaiiy became
t,,a G,.t and tl,cx wcro uoo~ nectodfv cnt1cd
nan ~ -. a. -asd, ~ .~,.,,, vo.s s,,o,. ,,r,o
upon 70 get sdaoy aoI 'e'A'1n 'o15 pao9s ''oe'
Hence tho motion 1or continuance. u WAS
not mitch Of delay which thoy obtained,
md there ia no doubt that tboy
,.n,,, mi h,yo ,rrr,b,oa !, tba
t3eae haa oeoh o1tenaou INTO "eei' instead OF
two aholt dagh- Still, thoy WeEo proDortionate!y
thankful oven for this fayor, and resolved to
HN1. ynI md H1CfI jnnk nkAI3N
os FA'aoe 'Annnaa "o1Aeo "na asosa 'ooAeo w
admittnglys to secure what would n1d TO tho e7a-
denca nor IN hand. The profano Pahltnaa in-
vaded tho Collectors otllco af.cr tie court pro-
roo3,no, Ind c1osoJ ard a,.toa that In van,el
asa sS, ,..,a,s ~" ~ t,,s,'.a
ees'a'a papess Which 'n'sh' po u nuhi'1s. -
Vaiuo to him. Now, theso papers ate all
lsept tied up and BtoHod away In \ daskBome
vau1t WHARF Tim natural t,ht of finy noyer
ao.,a "s'. s s1 ~, a.a. as ,,.,,a, M s I ,.
sHa So ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~, va,y nv h.
.."S s Uy ou orl. =, a, ~, tho Ioa,r
a', toro LUZ -,, H." ~
.l't, .t,.ia norro-oa ms1 1 aoo ss.,, h.a
stataS s,.. ID aan,n, ~, = 1,,t %ayo hae,'
M.a ~ t,,o n1u tros ~ hn ~ t.rn
~ " u's - H.. ' 's,, W a;J
~ Mnnd @ reeorsos u es a n- osu
lsaS ,ou ~. -. s"d oat a. eupo}s sa ra,,;n,
a ~ naa"s oJ'!ou .atosnosa 7'ce w. lts nas.
nosH c.StR ~. tnuss oYosnan' the
n hoo. @ o1! ,r %o oa
o % ,',.s., S,.,im aLa ~. peA 3oe.. Enn1 Esr
~, E'uua5 assss snou'a ,a asa a m da!aasoI
usa asuon si.;a ~ "no euU'o 70 70
the faree 'n!s ns Mn ~ ja vifs mi
, 1876-03-21
Tho French Budget for 1877
Makes q Favorable
Showing.
4 Mo!ion for General Amnesty viii Be
Introduced in Both Chambers.
Declaration Of an Armistice Between
tho Turks and Herzegoviniaua.
Triumpllnl Return Of King Al.
phonso and His Troops
to Madrid.


aHf eoA-IoE1 e"E"e'
LONDON, ATnrch 20.-The rival boat crowH
from Oxford and Cambridge Uniycrsitkes have
.,r;vod o,,1 uIII ,,o,n rrootlc,no m t,,e Thnmes
ha,,roo, n,,,or ~sn a', nfnrt1aLs today. Tia
pet"ccn tAthog Gnu alottla3e' 'o-oaS' LIS
weather is very cold.
ESo11sn AnT1sANa.
Atnmcct;np of liza Art,aans' Insttuto for Pro-
,,o,;a,, ronaro, n,,d Tocl,n,co, Knov,af,oa. a
resolution 'Was unanimously adopsea' appointing
alaj ..dcn. Marriott to communicate vain various
n yiou NJ qcn1,nr a aeputation of English work.
men 70 1oe eon'onn'" 11n'0''''a ~ 'n"~'
dolphta. .
DEEr aHoW.
Noarlv all tho rn1ronds north of the nlyer
1a;.,4a,a.4 ay ,iaa ~ s.,s,a, ,s,.,, s.n On foat
Ca'euohia1' i!uo IL cose1eo WIN BLU" ~ iee.
deep. Near Aberdeen twelve trains arc showed
In at ono roint. and moro than Dozen trims
,,o bloekcd On tho Great Northern line, The
n, ,,oa m hnr,oa a. aovor., ro,pta nor1,
.e'ostap. nnsa w. as
OF huclueen. 1uo lnAM ttum ounauo ~ 1cttn. ~
YESTERDAY. toon ,onI'o1M noI1S; a 'as.oan ~ LUG
"Soal 'o6's nA'a''S nu so'a ''"s
FAILURE. ~, a, ,,-,.
Ctatles HeeAn1e, .nnteuh4!t a. = ~. T. Or NAH
Laho' mas tauoa. IN ~ II tepo1iga ~
o. 1l,ss oheeatlons on LUG e'ocx G1enAose' h'7
Aap'As1es 41c nsmss. ...
LONDON MaIeu 1o.-1Au MaI* LAI0 =; G1l1tss
Iovia~ " aaG it EAU nsHe sno rass "Sen eass
"sanco our M .a. aass "gsS'J .epors 10 ch1nGa "
weather ROT tho ne.tet haa occurred; AaV'coa
from trance anu fcltnanJ concur ~ stannE
thet tno nooos nnse ooon general; nnnoty 1os
tue ia.ute ~ au'y i.noIeasi"g. AZ tns sna oi
ast "eeS an .a.. suns s,nd a @
hlon occutltu; 'Hlcn1 s.o1na o.! "!uo, tan. sno
sno" H io:to"na' nla nnsu pt1esaso ~ usol etnSe.
uohsoquensy, larmsra as Tue ptosen. mament
arc neasIy ~ stanos1. NO Isea.us M
land Hk0pB Gtt1 60WllR and tuf6e116g.
, 1876-03-21
FRANCE.
Tuls h8AE3fHLY,


TEnsA1L1Ea, March 20.-Copies Of tho budget
for 1877 Aaye boon distributed among Senators
mud Depntca. The royenue ia estimated at
E531 400 an1 tho expeuditurosas 1858, 400 600.
No tneroaSu Of taxation Ia proposed. Tho pre-
asnblo of tho budget HayH: "Our resources aro
not g1oatcr than our requirements. None Of
tito receiptB Of tho Treasury can at proaont be
spared. Tho Government will not avail itselt Of
tho power 10 borrow Eo,uo0.o00 from tho
Dank OF France. On tho contrary,
1t will DO able 10 refund .E5,00U.-
will completely ropay the Bank Of Franco by
1870. Thls will not froe EST, 900 yearly. It
will bc onIy possible to propose serious snduc-
ton Of tnxsH nftor th'H Ia accomplished.
Tho 1topnblican Rchasors vii! Introduce mo-
ton tomorrow III taycr Of raisiug tho state OF
will then he alto to discuss tho raising Of tho
siero simultaneously. Tue Committee on tho
Btato OF Siege appointed by tho Deputioa unani-
mousiy favor sts abolition.
AMNESTY.
Ws.ou Victor Hugo ta tho Senate and II. Nas-
patl in tho Chamber OF Deputies Introduce thor
motions Tomorrow for complete amnesty, tho
Moderate Republicans will at tha same umo pro-
pose amnesty for political oiEensoa only.
ELEIElDN ANAuILED.
IAR1B, March 2l.-Tho Chamber Of Deputies
have auuul.od tho election Of ii. Ms!artre, IN
the Department Of Naut-oLo!ro because Of 4
mlscnnnt by tho returning oiacor. This IL the
first election which haa boon snuuled.
BURGLARY.
Tho o:llco Of tho Repuoltque Ftancat,e hss
bcou entered by burgfsFs aud robbed Of gil, 900.
AMNESTY NOT POPULAR.
Toxpoy. March 2l.-Tha Times Paris BpeclA
saJs It IL stated that ths amnesty proposal hal
obtained tho adhesion Of only elght SENATOR
Journals, only three approve Of unqualified
, 1876-03-21

CoCnr rRocEEDtNos ETC.
Br. Louis, March 20-The hearing of the mo.
Aon for now trial in the Mokeo Case cAzns up
In tho United States Court to-day. and wss 1'ost-
roned until tomorrow, In consequence Of tho
Illness Of Judge Treat, and tho absence from ths
city Of two Of the counsel in the caso. II ths
motion in this and tho Avery caso ia oveEruled,
Distrfct-Attoruey Dyer will movs that sentences
, 1876-03-21

Srec.at Dltpateh II Ths Ch.sapo tribune.
OrrAwA, Ont, March Ca committee oi
nine WAS appointed By tho uouse ct Commons
tonight to investigate tho cltsrges against Mr.
Canchon, President of:tle Council. Of ubdne To-
duonce In tho recent election Il Charlesoi1. The
cbargp Ia that ho sent body Of water police to
tpfial candidate
, 1876-03-21
ITALY,

ITALY.
DESIGNATION or THE MINISTRY ACCEPTED.
RoNE, Mnrch 20.-psomtar Miughotti an-
nouuced in the Chamber Of Doputloa to-day that
the King has accepted tho resignation Of tho
Ministers, but requested them to retain their
posts until their SUCCESSORS we're appointed.
OBITUARY..
LONDON, March 21.-A dispatch from Romc
announces tho death of Prince Do1ta.
THE NEW M1Nf8TAr,
NoME, March 21.-1t ia believed that the fol-
lowing gentlemen hare accepted portfolios IN
the AIinlatry: MancinI, Foreign Affaira !;
Malorann, Agriculturei Coppino, Education
Nlcotera, 1ntes7or.
ECCLESIASTICAL.
1t In reported that tho Congregation Of Rites
at Rome have reported against tho cauonizatton
OF Joan QfAro,
, 1876-03-21
RUSSIA.
CoREA,

LONDON, March 21.-The Paris correspondent
OF tho Times reaszerts that the Russians entered
CoreA
KnoKAND, ETC.
The Moscow Gazette says that Karatezin south
Of Khokand Ia subject to tho Sovereignty Of
Khokand, md cites a. proof the fact that Gen.
Kaufman Has nominated Governor Of Karatezin
In 1869.
, 1876-03-21
SPAlN.

AIFoN6o AND HIS AAalY ENTRn afiunID.
AApn1D, March 2o.-Ktng Alfonso and h!s
victorious troops entered the city this morning
amid tho enthusiastic cheering Of Immense
crowds md shouts OF "Lorg live the pss,tcatos
hing," CLeers were given for Gems. Quosata,
Ismpos, 1lyera, aud tie army geual ally.
Qucsada and Campot were especially greeted
with cries Of "LonK life to the dsfendora Of lib
srty," and "Dovn With the fusros." Crowns
Ners thrown from the bslconicA and the people
presented tho so!dless - thsy paasad with
KrezthH.
TIE ARMY.
A doe.ce has been issued establishing relief
tlnd fur invalid aud wounded soldiers. and for
tha falnilo5 Of tAoss killed during the war. Ono
years service is 1emltted for Ill men NOW in tho
trny. Tho conscripts Of l67l and 1874 will paxy
Into tue rssorvo: Tie extraordinary Levy Of 1874
= disbanded. No conscripnon viii bs leld this
fear. II is believed that the army will ba 70.
aucad by lou. 900 men.
eloapos. M11ch 2l-The Times Madrid spo.
e'al SAYS klpg Alfouso Was received yasterd.y
y ssth real enthuai.sn. On leaving ths Church
es AtochA, he reviewed tbs &foop4. TIA march
Fsst occupied atx toufs, proosaAon win ban.
as1s Inscribed "oasholia uats5 ~ waY&atsd
, 1876-03-21

Augmented and rendered still
more attractive by ADDITION.
Al AND FRESH BARGAINS,
continues to attract and inter.
est crowds Of customers. No
lady intending to purchase q
Black Silk tlis spring should
neglect this opportunity, as
prices beat anything that is
offered elsewhere.
FOR INSTANCE:
We shall offer 12 pcs. Heavy, all
Silk, imported Black Grog-Gr,,tns
at sl.0O per yard; q Bargain oxceu.
ing anything heretofore offered in
Silks.
At B1.25 we shall sell 20 pieces
Lyons Black Silks, handsome finish
and quality; goods that are oou-
vincingly cheap.
At $1.50 wo shall offer Is pieces
Splendid Qunlity Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustre and finish,
and worth G2 90 por yard.
We shall offer II pieces Lyons
Cashmere Black Silk, elegant satin
finish, ct s1.75 per yard. This lot
Of Silks are 80 enormously Cheap
that every lady in Chicago or neigh
borhood should secure g dress at
once.
l8 pieces rich Cashmere Black
Silks at $500 and $2.26; would be
good value ut $3.50 and $500 Per
yard.
a few pieces Richest Sublime
Black Cashmere Silks at $500 pa1
yard; worth $3.50 at retail.
, 1876-03-21
OUR SALE

Of Bargains in Fancy Silks at
50, 65, Is cents and upwards
continues to attract many pur-
chasers, and some Of the lead.
ing styles will soon be closed
out.
MADIqf1N AMI prnplA.pNp
, 1876-03-21
LACES. . 60,

Uurncttn C0coaine - the best Mnd
cheapest hair.drszking Ii the world.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-10-28
NOW FOR NOVEMBER.

We especially request all our readers
to act upon the following advice from
the New York World: ......r.
"From this day forth the party of
corruption will fight a losing battle. 1t
becomes the party of honesty and of
freedom, never now for a moment to
forget that we are dealing with des-
perate foe, sure to be made tenfold
more desperate by the sense Of coming
doom. ........ y.
"The results of October not only
show conclusively that crownfng vic
tory awaits us in November If we will
but deserve it, but also clearly how
alone we can deserve it. Democrats
throughout the country must think,
plain and act undera SOLDERING and chas-
tening sense of the tremendous respon-
sibilities which are imposed upon them
as a party by the near approach Of a
great National triumph. In all their
nominations for roffice-National, State
and municipal-they must sternly
resolve to bring only the hest men
within their ranks to the front. The
campaign OF calumny has ignomiuious.
ly failed. The bloody shirt has become
the political winding sheet Of the DEM
agogues who have fiaunted it in the
face of Nation clamoring for new