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EDUCATIONAL.
CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.

Offers unsurpassed advantages to those de-
string thorough education in English, Science,
Belles-Lettres, and Ancient and Mo fern Lam
guages. Miss Richardson is Principal of the
Academy of Design, and Karl Barus, Dean OF
the College Of Music, Faculty numbers 81.
Delightful rooms and generous table for board
ers. A genuine KIN INDHRGARTEN for Misses
from to s years old (number Of pupils lin
tied to 20), In charge Of Miss Lille Mellick,
Training School. Address the President,
ID. IL. MOORE, DID,,
jy27-Th, S&Tu-9t Cincinnati, Q.
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PHOSPAoRENE. - DON'T place this
article in your rat-hoIes-or place they
frequent. II you do you will lose your
pets; there Will be numerous raE fu-
nerals.
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LEGAL.

A TIACHMENT.-Before ". II. Rowekamp,
"A aJqstics Of the Peace in and for Cinolnnati
doWhshlp, hamilton County, 0hiO.-JOseph
Glger vs. Michael Ferrell.-On the I9th day OF
June, 1915, said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the above action for $iS rs, and on
the 10th day OF June said cause was continued
to August 49, 1876, at v O'Clock A. M, for hear
Ing before said Justice.
jy27-3tlh JOSEPH GIGER,
A TTACHMENT;-John A. MeRler, plain
IA tin, vs. II. Schoenefeld, deienuant. Be.
fore #. A. Dossmanh, Justice Of the Peace, OF
Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.
On the Mth day Of July, A. d, 1916, said JUS
tlce Issued an attachment in tho above action
for the sum of sIxty-fve dollars and ninety
five cents 1856 9j).
said case is set for hearing before said Jus
tlce september Z, 1875, at o'clock A. M.
JOHN A. ZlEGLER, Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, July 81, 1875 au3-8tFh+
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Summer has Come. and with it comes
sickness to the babies. Mothers, remember
RIDGES FOOD is the beet and safest diet.
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USEFUL BOOKS.

DAINTERS MANUAL; A COMPLETE
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We would respectfully inform friends and the public generally that we
BUILDING 23O W0nNt Street, and have
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Presses Machinery Types Borders Cuts and Ornaments all
the approved construction and design Being practical
and having been actively engaged the Printing business in this city for
thoroughly understand the and desires
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RW~ La order to accommodate Eastern Adverts-
eieta the SFAR, Mr.. ID. Duncan Sniffen, No. "a
Hstor house. New York City, has been appointed
cur general and special Agent for the Eastern
hstfa. This will be branch ONCE Of the SrAR,
ME.EmiRen being authorized to make advertising
niBnafOr in our name.
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CORDIAL.
BURDSAL9S
CORDIAL,

Diarrhea, Asiatic Cholera, ChOles
ra MOrbus, Summer Complaint
and other Diseases that pro.
duce a relaxation of the
Bowels whether ON
Children or Adults.
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Hu!I-Dog Courage.

An evidence oftbo courage and pugnac-
itv Of the English bulldog wa. shown IN
q remarkable manner few days since, in
England. \ dog of this description, who
had never been accustomed to see trains
until lately. LIS taken great aversion to
them. and mas made a point OF chasing
them, whenever he had an opportunity of
doiag 80. but. Of course, without beng
enabled 20 catch them. On the morning IN
Question, being ont with his owners
brother. in the vicinity of the Somerset
and Dorse, Railway, between the Mil
ford and Wcilow station, the early tram
from Bah was heard to BE- rapidly ap-
proaclia-. The dog, as usua., wss OF
direct. The gentleman, knowing they
were in advance of the train and fear
ing the dog would b. killed, called loud
~ to him To- come back; but quite in
vain. He then ran u SEQ what would be
the consequence OF the brute's folly, and
was lust in time 10 see the aog boldly
charge the crw-.i;ter of the engine and
disappear. The gentleman then closed his
cyss Tor one moment, not wishing TO see
the dogs remains torn 10 pieces, and on
openinr them the next moment, much to
his surprise. ne distinctly SAW the dog
under the rapidly passing carriages, evil
IDENTIFY waiting AN opportunity to make 3
dash between the wheels, but their. 10
him. unusual velocity, rather bothered
him. he therefore remained until the last
carnage had passed over him, and then
emerged, wasgiaE his tail as though he
had done something 10 De talked about,
and having only sustained a few cuts
abou. the read, and lo-ing all the hair
from one sLe OF his tail.
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tanned possession Of the large fortune
which it was known Miss Cary would
carry to the altar with her, he would have
passed the remainder of his life in inglo.
rious ease. 1t was an anecdote of the day
that this lady, many years after she had
become the wife of Edward Amber, hap
pended to be in Williamsburg when Gen.
Washington passed through that city
at the head of the American army,
crowned with nevar-fading laurels and
adored by his countrymen. Having dis
tinguished her among the crowd, his
sword waved toward her a military
salute, whereupon she is SAID to have
tainted. But this wants confirmation,
Tor her whole life tended to show that
she never for moment regretted the
choice she had made. 1t may be added,
as curious fact, that the lady General
Washington afterwards married resem-
bled Miss Cary as much as one twin
sister ever did another.
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The Lady who Discarded Washing
tons Suit.
From Bishop Meade's "Old Chronicles
Families OF Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70, 1910.

From Bishop Meade's "Old Chronicles and
Families OF Virginia.
The elder sister Of Miss Mary Cary had
married George William Fairfax, at
whose house he was on visit, when she
cap,ured a Young man who paid Der his
addresses. His affection, however, was not
returned, and the offer OF MS
hand was rejected by Miss Cary.
This Young man was a'terward,
known TO the world as General
George Washington, the first President
of the United States of America. Young
Washington asked permission OF old Mr..
Cary to address his daughter before he
vcntured to speak to herself The reply
of the old gentleman was, If that is your
business here, sir, l wish you to leave the
house, for my daughter has been accus-
toned to ride in her own coach. Ii has
subsequently, been said that this answer
OF Mr.. Cary to the STRIPPING Washington
produced the independence Of the l nlted
States, and laid the founds-
ton of the future fame o.:
the fret of heroes and the best Of
men our immortal Washington-as it
was more than probable that, had he OBJ
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-% inch space.
One time........S 10 One lnonth.....s Oh
Two tlmes........ . Three months. IL o.
One week ..........- 2 80 One year......... % 90
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per lipe-bua no
local notice ,0iu be inserted jon less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must De paid for III adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tisements not connected with IL viii be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Escr sale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE DE3slRA-
w Die residence situated on lot -,
East side OF Market above Mn street,
containing six rooms attic and basement.
Stze OF lot S6XljJ Rents tor $500 per an
mum. II not sold by the tbih OF ms
month. will be offered on tha' dag AZ
nuolic ,ale at the front door OF the court
Housr at 10 AN. For particulars and
ANDERSON ( PAUL.,
Real Estate Agents, lStl Market -.
wv. MITCHELL, AucLioneeT.
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Valuable Karin
ToR BALE.

OFFER THE FARM on WHICH !
| reside. near Roneys POINT, a. private
Lie. containing 1863 acres, laj acres cleared,
the remainder timber-d. Il has good
ira IN. house also good barn. sable and out
buildings, and tenement house. il has a
large orchard Of well assorted fruit; also
coal bank opened. can be divided or sold
A. a whole. to suit purchasers. II is con-
yenlrntly situated, being convenient TO
the Na,iona. road, Hempte.d railroad
pnStoflce. schools. churches, &c. Ina Iire
Of the undersigned.
SAMUEL rooney.
Roney's Point, Ohio To-, y. Va.
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} In the Circuit Cou-;
.In.-n r..m.r- Il.
J. g. Burke

J. G.. Burke. IN the circuit '"uls
-. or ONO county Sc.
Isaac Cots. ct al. Va. IN chaHca-v.
BY deere entered = the above cavSe
on the I'm day OF January ls.b. SAID "-'u Z"
WAS referred 70 one 81 the COmHISSic H"rS
o: said Court. 10 ascertain AID report TIC
amount OF the liens upon the properly. IA
the decree mentioned, to-w!t: In- north
half Of the forty A. feet in 'front.' Of .o, 20.
one hundred and fifteen 10, on the west
side OF Market square, n the CRY 81
wheeling. W. Va, no! heretofore report
ed upon. and any other matters deemed
pertinent
The urdersigne ed, one of the Comm!s-
sionersI Of said Court, hereb- gives notice
thai. on Monday. the l.ta day OF March.
1876, al his Office, No. Il Twelfth street,
Wheeling, W. Va, ne Will proceed 10 n a. {
up report as required by said decree.
john Z. Me EENNAS,
rshlaosv, Com mission er
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
| county, West Virginia.
Tappa:h Il. Merrill, Complainant,
".
John W Merrill, Defendant,

IN CItASCEkT.
Take notice that the dcpOstions Of Mar
tin -. John, Mrs. Martin t.John, Caroline
MIS-, VIM. Dcllens, Charles Hunt, !ichard
Hunt. Benz. Mackali, John stevens and
Others, will be taken ut the office Of Jamy s
W. Walton, in the town OF GAINESVILLE, in
the county OF Belmont, in the state of
ohio, on he 18th day OF March, a. D., ls16
between the hours OF o'clock \. NJ. and g
o'clock r. VI. to be read in evidence in the
above named cause on benalf OF said com
pIainant. And II. from any cause, the
taking OF the SAID dispositions shall not be
commence, or being commenced, shall
not be com pl, ted on that day, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from time
To- lime until the same suai! be completed.
To John W. MeTrt-l. -
TAPPATH II. MERRILL,
By TAYLOR & BARR, her soils. ie2ppawt
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Desirable Property for Sale.
1 GOOD INVESTMENT.

ofIer for sale on reasonable term. MY
D ock OF tenement houses. situated 10
south Wheeling. formerly ki,cl..tu"a.
SAID rou>es pay a large percenttc- on their
value in rent. For terms. &c. inquire ~
r. WiN-HIP,
feb2qa ChAp.I1e -,.e-'.
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FOR SALE .
Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One Guo boiler, & inches diam, y It. long
" " ~ :!
2 81 a
Three fuc boilers, Sc in diam, - II. long
Onecylender boiler 81 inches diam, - feet
long We are prepared to DO engine ana
boiler repairs promptly. ,-,,,,,c,
!cblic hObbS' Ia LIN - W.
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BESTROUND TRAINS.
daily, No. {. daily. ex-

Nos. =, and daily, No. 6. daily. ex-
cept sunday.
East bound trains mako connections at
Baltimore with trains Tor Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. At Washington
City Tor all points south.
Wast bound trains make direct connec-
tions Tor all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars ON all night trains
Pullman sleeper runs on NO. nom
Wheeling to Chicago.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

IlSTABI.ISHED ISO. OFFERS Al IN
Ia proved course ~ stuay for tho prhc-
Teal education 81 young men. Elegant
rooms, rented aud furnished. separate
room for ladies. Sessions day and even.
ing. Individual Instruction given each
student, also thorough couT~" ia the Ing.
Iish branches CsIiAt College ONCE, Oppo
Eltr Mcclure House. or address,
IN. FEA-IiE& CO.,
agI7yb wheeling, ". Va.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O,Oo0
CAPITAL, s25O,0o0
John X. BOTSFORD, Retdsn:,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice hestde7t.
N. A. CHANDLER, Cdshter.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared 70
transact the busin ess Of banking In all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Ii owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests OF lts
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check al
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrms'
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of de post issued payable on
demand or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John X. BorsroRD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB $. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN L. HoBBs,
GEO. w. FRANzHEIM, y. c. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER, my2l
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Mheeling gegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY REQJSTER.

One year............Ss 90 Three mon ths...s2 90
six months-...... 40 One month";. 70
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Que COPY, yr...si W One copy,6 mos.s2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, / yr...S2 90 Five copies, yrs %
One copy, 6 mos 90 Ten copies.l yr. IL 90
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c,TsrE oP WEST VIRGINIA. CITY

C,TATE OP WEST VIRGINIA, CITY
> Wheeling.
In the Municipal Court Of Whceling:
Charles II. Collier, Adm illustrator OF Walk
cr Hunter, deceased,
Timothy =. Mccartney, Noah z. Hunter.
Charles w. Hunter, Henry Z. Hunter,
John W. Hunter, Frank i. Hunter, Gym
thIa K Bags and George W. Bags her
husband, sarah l.. Campbell ana David
Campbell her husband, Nehemiah Dew,
Charles Dew, George Dew, Minnie Dew
and Mary Hunter,
IL CHANG EEY.
Take notice that the dispositions of J.
Chambers Hervev. Henry 4. Hunter,
Timothy i. Mccartney and others, VIII be
taken al he Office OF Caldwell taidwc ],
attorneys at law, No. I2l2 Chapline street,
in the city OF Wheeling, In the state o!
west Virginia, on the 10Th day ~ March,
A.D.. 1876. between the hourS of9 O clock,
" and 6o'clOck p. ~. to be read In owl
.Gence ia the above named cause on behalf
Of said complainant. And Il, rom any
cause, the taking OF the said deposition
shall not be commenced, or being com
Inenccd, shall not be completed sn that
day, the taking OF the same shall 60 nd
iourned from time 20 time until the same
shall be completed.
CHARLES II. COLLIER,
Administrator Of Walker Hunter, decd.
To John ". Hunter, Nehemiah Dew, thas.
Dew. George Dew and Minnie Dew, non
resident defendants.
CALDWELL & CALDw ELL, soils for co M
plainaDt. fb7-H-2i-S
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY y,
Inorganic IN, w. VA.

rJIIIE HEALTHFULSESS OF TIE 10
! CALITl; the superior bcillt IS f"i
instruction the ccouOmi cHl, dlsclpIluaiy
and other advantages offered have nnha
this Institution dcs.rVcdly popular with
thurc who desire to accomplish sound
education under the most iHyoThbl" cir
CumstHuD'E.
Winter Term begins January yih
Spring Term begins March 18th.
For Catalogue, aud fuller Information
address ans ofine Regents or "i ID" fHcuI'
Is. JOHN ". SCOTT, -. u IL. y,
sepllcS h'bhN II'hIn'h''
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FRENCH CONDITION POWDER

TVN UVINFN NNT N4NI T III
This Powder is composed principally OF
Roots and Herbs, and long experience has
proven IL To be- highly useful Tor the cure
Sf the various diseases to which Horses
and Cattle are subject. IL carries Oh all
gross humors, and purincs the blood
PRICE 2Jc. THY IT.
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UBEELING PIT2SB URGH AND BAL
1IMORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEAVEs

EAST-LEAvEs. wEsT-LEAVE7'
sWheriIEg 'Ma>hlhSNon -,
daily att :1JA. u. dalIy a'....'.o ~ ~ NJ
sWheeiing washington, d.
.Snniays excepted. sSundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
rrncnr,d al tlt. ticket Office At the Depot.
THOS. x. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
RI. DEVRI.sS, General Agent, Wheel
ing. W.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co

Nos. ] and uaIIy. nus. aIIu 10 uaIIy
except Sunday.
No. As mixed train, and will stop at all
citations betMeen MMeeling and Grafton.
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GFKAIU UUNUUN q ", -,
pa,entaes and Manufacturers, Phl!adeI'
phia, New York, Pittsburgh, chicago
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DRY GOODS.


cf5 GRAND ST. near Bowery New York.
invite special attention this week the attractive
and selected Dry Goods in the ladies
vted call and examine immense stock and IRON
five to hftecn der cent on their purchases.
DkrSS GOODS.
10 eases hne Plaids, at l21zc, lsc. 2Oc 25c to 81
IL Arnure Matelasse mt 22c., worth 4Dc.
3 Seigc Dam akse. at 3Tlsc., worth 62isc.
eases French Cashmere, at Soc 7oc., S7zc 81
BLACK GOODS
10 black Cashmeres from auction 40 inches wfde
- very hne black Apacas. at 23c slc a71sc Soc
and 6.lsc.
20 ease. Empress Cloth, Drab dEte Henrietta Cloth,
BLACK SILKS
We Offering Black Silks 20 per less than any
house in the trade visit Of inspection will satisfy
1000 pieces black gros grain, Drap De Lyon. Drap De
France Ponson's aud Bonnctts best makes at 81 81 2
- 'o' u LAbiEs' IL IN MAbbE abb suIrs AND CLoAKs.
1000 beautiful Suits handsomely trimmed. at 81 so. go
Sll, xf5, $50,
70 black coiored and striped SILK Suits $50 s7s 500
ZOO Paris. Berlin and New York made cloaks. from
DoMEsTICs. FLANNELs. BLANKETS and LINENS.
80 cases - Sheeting. At lie. worth 25c
10 Ia Muslin. at worth lie.
% heavy twillcd Flanues &c., ale. &c., 45c.
and 50c.
1000 pair ali-wooi Blankets 81 So 81. IS. S.. So
80 pieces Ia yard wide Table Linen, at 3c.. 37sc.,
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs.
pieces very heavy Cassmeres 3Tzc 5oc 621c zoe,
lco pieces 81 Beaver Cloth. 81 So 81 So to IS.
Seal Skin Russian Sable Black Lynx Black Astrachan
mixed Sets 80 cent less than fur house In tho
trade.
WALLER 4 McsORLEY,
245 Grand ST., New York, near Bowery.
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| -CAUTION.-N0 CONNECTION wITn AN,
\. OTiikk ESTABLISHMENT

M
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
Continued wonderful succcss o.
THE MARGUERITE WAVE
winch forms COIFFukE for front and
back; can be adjusted without = single
hairpin and will not mn or tear: great i'm
arovcmcnt ON the "lNvIsiBLE.S = from 81
inward: made of naturally curly hair. from
- upward INVISIBLE FRONTS. in large
variety. very stylish and improving The
'coks OF ali ladies instantly, - per inch
hair; ON imitation lace, 81 per inch. The
LARGEST assortment of HUMAN HAIR
GOODS positively retniled mt Wholesale
prices HAIR SWITCHES of the finest
DUALITY Of hair, and CURLS warranted
.,sa."''y nr,na. enf,y N immense Saantities at
'sont lair. 25c. and soc oaeh. COMBINES
made mp IN the most approved m manner.
,5c. and Soc. per ounce. Latest mcthed
roots AL one way. HAIR TAKEN IN
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
| Our quality Of Human Hair Goods can
mot be .cxccilcd. Tho best proof in shc
world, highest premium awarded by the
American Institute.
UNRivALLED BEAUTIYYING BAZAAR
.cREME BLANCHE.
or the MAGIC BEAUTIF1ER. for tho
complexion; imparts = brilliant transpsr-
ency; recommended by the mot promi-
Inrut pHyurtenS. hhuty.eu by the best
chemists Ia this country and proved To
be not only harmless but very beneficial
90 the skin, Applied NJ the store II de.
sired. free of charge. 81 per box. ALL
lSIPERFLuOJS HAIR on LIPS,
lcHKEKS, CHIN, ARMS, &c, REMOVED
lEFFECTIVELY In the worst possible
leases, where all previous attempts have
lfailcd. Lady In attendance.
| v. COtURAY'S celebrated AURORA.
to bleach hair OF any color fino COLDER
blonde without injury TO the hair. Pricc
for three ounce bottle, 81 80; FOR six-ouncc
hottie. 81 80. J. B. FONrANE'S wonder.
ifui preparation. DEitMArINE. a surc euro
to remove NIL wrinkles from the face. g.
lper bottle.
90 IORE GRAY HAIR l.. sHAw.s
irEt SIAN kliENNA will change gray
lha,r TO its natural color without the use OF
lIEAD. Lac SULPHUR or NITRATE
lOF SILVER from = beautiful brown TO
lback. 81 50 per box. A large assortment
loe all modern identifying COSMETICS on
ihand. THE HEATING COMB tpatcnt-d),
Tor restoring the Vitality aud original color
Iof the hair when turning gray, Tor ailcviat-
ling neuralgia and nervous headaches. tor
l Instantly drying the ar after washing.
aud adding an upeqnalied gloss and wave
lto tho hair. 81 each. l.. SHAW, sole
layont. wholesale and rrtrii.
send for our New Illustrated Price List.
lSTORR will he kept open every Saturday
luntii IOP. NJ.
Goods sent to all parts Of the country.
when prepaid. free Of chargc, on @. q. D.,
luith privilege Of examiainE.
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33s AND $40 BowERY.
BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES STS
so PIECES vELvETEENs. oil shades Of brown, 25c
so PIECES BLACK SILK vELyETs. 81 25. 81 go 81 rs.
BLACK SILK VELVET, Lyons make, ~ 80. s. to s12
ALL SCARCE and fashion able shades of Silk yelyots
ranging from 81 2a. 81 30, 81 II to S. per yard
BLACK DRESS SILKS. 81, 81 rs, ~ 80. 81 IS ana up
FINEST GRADES imported ut equally low figures.
CULoRED TRIMMING and MILLINERY SILK in all
street and eve ming SHADES.
AMERICAN FELT HATS, 1Sc and 25c.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FELT HATS. 6Dc. TO 81 10.
RtAyER HATS, ENGLISH STYLES, in wool and six,
81 - TO So 30
TRIMMED AND UNTGIMMED ROUND HATS AND
BONNETs In all leading styles.
HATS TRIMMED to order IN two hours notice.
NOVELTIES real French imported Hats for ladies' and
FANCY TEArHERs. BIRDS IMPIAN and MERLE
WINGS.
OSTRICH PLUMES FEATHERS, BANDS HATS. &C.
Latest novelty in PARiSIAN CHENILLE FLOWERS.
FINE MONTCRES LEAF CORONETS. &C.
BRIDAL FLOWERS and FLORAL GARN1TURES, in
designs.
CHENILLE CORD and HAT BINDINGS, RIBBONS,
&c, Of all fashionable shades.
HIGH NOVELTIES in STEEL and FEATHER HAT
ORNAMENTS, FRENCH FANCY JEWELRY, CHATE
LANES, BELTS. POCKETS &C