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were destroyed. One man wa burned
10 death, and several men and women
were injured. Drunkenness and row.
dyism were rampant during the prog
ress OF the flames. The Town Council
is taking measures to relieve the suf-
ferers- The FIRE Is supposed to have
been an incendiary one, q previous at
tempt having been made to burn the
building in which the flames we're first
discovered. The loss IN estimated at
500. 900. Many of the homeless were
sufferers by the st. Johns fire.
LONDON. Oct. 20.
The Times says, as the German Gov
eminent refuses to sell silver ut exist
ing rates, supplies are very small.
Notwithstanding the limited amount
offering. there has been moderate
business doing and the market appears
firm. The last quotation was So pence.
ST. JOHNS, N. b., Oct. 20.
A fire started on Main street. Port
land, a populous suburb in st. Johns,
this morning. and in a short time a
number of dwellings and stores WERE
consumed. st. Johns was called upon
for assistance, which was promptly
given. At 5 o'clock the burned dis
trio. extended from Arcadia to Port.
land street. along Chase street to AR
cadia, and thence to Main street.
Both sides of Chapel street are In
ruins.
LONDON. Oct. 20.
A Simnitza dispatch says: Rain Is
falling heavily. with every appearance
of a long continuance. The roads are
all but impossible. There was we
anything like it. At Balodvia. forty
Turkish soldiers deserted Osman
Pasha's camp to-day, and declared
there was so little food in Plevna that
the men only got a pound Of bread in
twenty four hours. There we're a
hundred and thirty thousand men in
Plevna who coult only be made to
surrender by hunger.
ROME. Oct. 20.
Although the Pope likes to receive
visitors, and IL chatty with them, he
seems IN have ceased to take interest
In the affairs of the church. and al
most invariably dismisses any one who
comes TO talk to him. The business
affairs of papacy are without any su-
preme pontiticial guidance, being con-
Quoted simply by the heads Of the va
rious congregations. Jealousy reigns
among these bodies, and as each does
az it suits it, chiefs, the Papal Govern
ment is threatened with division and
anarchy.
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YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Political Speculation.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SEN
ATE VOTE IN THE
LOUISIANA CASE.
Judge Davis Scores One for the Re-
publicans.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
The action Of the Senate to-day
and yesterday concerning the Louis
lana contested seats, is q great disap
pointment to the Democrats, and COM.
pletely falsifes the widely believed
predictions Of the quid nuncs that a
sufficient number of dissatisfied Re-
publicans would combine with the
Democracy to give them immediate
control of the Senate. The Spotford
case was selected for the first present
alton, because his claims were con.
sidered strong,a and for many reasons
more acceptable to the Republicans
than either of the others, and the 20
h~esiveness of the Republican vote was
therefore very strikingly manifested
when the Democrats failed to obtain
a single accession from the remaining
carpet bag Senators, or any from the
so called modern Republicans or In
dependents, except Judge Davis, in
favor Of his immediate admission.
Then tho failure in q similar effort for
Eustics to-day was still more signal,
as Davis voted with all the other Re-
publicans for delaying action until
the committee investigates and reports
on the case. The result In the Louis
lana cases when the vote was taken on
the direct question, subsequent 10 the
committees report, cannot, however,
be considered foreshadowed by the
preliminary action now taken. Booth
says he voted for reference of tho cre-
dentials to the committee simply be
cause he has not yet made up his
mind concerning certain questions In.
volved. and wants more light thrown
on them by the committees examina
ton. Senators Hoar, DAVIS. Christian
cy and Mathews, are, however, all
claimed to be certain to vote for Spot
ford, and probably for Justices ad
mission, and In the case Of the former
the Democrats, with Davis, need only
two more votes to be successful. Some
Democrats consider that the reference
to tho committee Is part OF a plan to
delay action indefinitely, and thus
prevent any reduction Of the small
Republican majority before 1879, aud
they doubtfully point to the fact that
Stanley Mathews voted with the
straightout Republicans against what
they denominate the Southern policy
view of the Louisiana case, as an In.
dication that the President will not at
tempt TO influence the decision. 1t
can, however. be accepted as a fact
that positive pledges have been given
by the Republicans holding the bal
ance of power, that the committees
action shall be prompt. without any
factious or insincere delay.
Yesterday's voting In the Senate,
when Conover, Patterson u spencer
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Now that California h to have q
Constitutional Convention. It Is pretty
certain that the farce Of keeping judi
cial from general elections will be dis.
continued. It has never resulted In
prsstical good. The party winning 10
september invariably carries the day
in October. A much smallsr vote q
the judicial election h about the only
noticeable feature Of the separate sys.
tenn.
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PACIFIC COAST.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE FOL.
w BY MURDER
IN OAKLAND.
Two Men Crushed to Death.
The Coinage of Trade Dollars
Interdicted.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
This afternoon as a lady named Mil
Ter, wife of ex-Councilman Miller. OF
Oakland, was about returning TO her
home in Oakland from the residence Of
A. Z. Dietz. in the suburbs, n man in
the employ Of Dieiz. known as Doc.
Starr, was told by Mrs. DIetz to drive
Mrs. Miller home. According to her
version of the affair, while on the road,
near Lake Merritt, Starr attempted to
outrage her. In the struggle she fell
from the buggy. and some persons in a
boat on the AXE seeing the affair. Starr
gave up the attempt, and Mrs. Miller
on reaching the horse cars, went to the
office in Oakland, where Frank Ogden
aged 10, her son by a former husband
was employed, and told him her story.
He at once borrowed a shot gun, and
taking a hack, went to Dietz's place in
search of Starr. The latter seeing his
approach. endaavored to get away
when Ogden fired, lodging the contents
| of one barrel in STAIRS side, infiicting a
wound that will probably prove fatal.
Ogden then vent to police headquart.
ers and gave himself up. 1t is reported
that Starr pied n similar outrage
on a young lady several years ago., but
the girl escaped. Ogden is a young
man of good reputation. and has the
sympathy of many good citizens of
Oakland for his share in the transac
ton.
About 2:30 this afternoon, Albert W.
Rose, a young Dane, employed in the
paint works OF Whittier, Fuller Il Co..
on Fremont street ear Folsom. while
ascending in the elevator, fell between
the cage and the side Of the shaft, and
was crushed to death.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.
John Sheban, a labOrer engaged In
e~xcsvating for a sewer on Lsrkin
street, between Eddy and Ellis. was
crushed to death yesterday by q bank
of earth, which fell upon him.
BY a telegram received by Superin-
tendent La Grange to day from the
Director of the Mint. the coinage OF
trade dollars is suspended until fur
Their notice.
Clouds began to gather during the
latter part of the afternoon. and this
evening there are strong indications oil
rain.
Mrs. Belle Lynch. the Editress,
knocked Down.
UKIAH. Cal, Oct. 20.
Mrs. Belle Lynch. editress Of the
Dispatch, was knocked down and
beaten on the sidewalk in front Of the
telegraph Office at noon to-day by
T. l.. Carethers. MI. Stafford attemp pit
ed to interfere, and was told TO keep
away or he would be shot, Csrethers
at the same time drawing and exhibit
ing his pistol. The Marshal at once
arrested Carethers. A plea of not
guilty was entered, and Jury demand
cd. The trial MAS set for Monday at
10 o'clock. Intense excitement pre-
walls. 1t Is thought shooting will re-
suit before night. An article in the
Dispatch, in relation to Mrs. Carethers
was the aus OF the assault.
Rain NJ OlOverdale.
CLOvERDALE, Oct. 20.
A light rain commenced falling al
sunset; wind from the south; heavy
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SMALL articles, such as pocket-hanker-
chiefs, neckties, socks. suspenders. pocket
ana dressing combs, purses, shirt studs,
sleeve and collar buttons. toilet soap. cologne.
Florida water. needles, linen thread. and q
general lins Of Yankee Notions. at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. oStf
BucKsKGs gloves and mitts. cold weather
gloves. etc.. at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
the agency Of the Red Bluff Glove Manufac-
turing Company. where the largest assort-
ment Of the goods in the State can be found.
BEDDING. hair and pull mattresses. spring
mattresses. comforts. sheets. pillow, pillow
cases, blankets. and everything in that lin ',
at the GOLDEN RULE SfOKE. cheap Tor
cash. o3-tf
A FULL LIyE OF boots and shoes. from the
best TO the cheapest. just arrived at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE, where customers
can get what they want. and satisfaction Is
guaranteed. o3tf
LooxIsG-GLAssrs. from the cabin sino to the
parlor sire. at less than San Francisco prices,
at the GOLDEN RULs STORE. est
WHITE shirts, plain and fancy bosoms. at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. olti
HATS and caps at ruinous prices. at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. o3ti
LEGAL CAR, foolscap. bill cap. tracing
clio h, drawing pins. lawyers tape, letter pa
per, note paper. and a full line Of stationery
Al san Francisco prices. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. o3-ti
The original Pipe brsnd Razor" and
other fne brands Of Geo. W. Wostenholm's,
Harrison Brothers. and Hawson's English
manufacture, imported direct from England
by NJ. II. Joseph. at the GOLDEN kULt
STORE. and sold under full guarntee. o3-ti
EsGLlsa pocket-knives. Imported direct and
sold cheap for cash, at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. oStI
OvEgALLs and jumpers in ordinary and e1.
ira sizes. to fit anybody. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. o3tf
JUsr received. a splendid stock Of fresh
patterns OF cashmere shirts. The best assort-
mcntln the country and prices very moderate
at tho GOLDEN RULE STORE. o3tf
ONE PRICE and fair dealing is the system oil
business at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
o3tf
MEEEscHAUA pipes, ambcfs and fitting ma
~terials. imported direct and cold under this
fullest guarantee. at the GOLDEN RULh
STORE. o3-t
WATCHES AND JEW EI.RY neatly repaired. II
You want to have your watches and jswel-y
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Can ykokrABLEs.-Four cans for 81 Is. at
MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM'S. ola
TABLE, FRurr. 40 cents per can. at MRS. NJ
A. ASHIM'S. OLA
ALL Goops At Cosr for cash, at MRS. MA.
ASHIM'S. ola
RKxrNBER that the grand clearsnce sale
continues only ten days at MRS. NJ. A..
ASHIM'S. ola
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cDuld have delivered the DO0v to the
Democrats. is hailed by the Repub-
licaus as evidence of cohesion ia their
Senate majority.
Politics In View York.
NEW YORK, October 10.
The Conference Committee having
charge of the management of the COM
biuation against Tammany Hall, aud
consisting of subcommittee of the
Republicans, Independent Democrats.
German aud Anti-Tammanv OF the
New York Democracy, met last night
to apportiOn nominations for places on
the county ticket. 1t WAS decided to
allow the Republicans TO name the
candidates for Register and W Alder
men at large; the Independent Demo-
Gratis, two Aldermen at large; and the
Anti-Tammany, I'VE Marine Court
Justices. A resolution was hen adopt
ed recommending n union on Sena-
torial, Aldermanic and Assembly NOM
nations in each District.
The OHiciMl Count In Ohio and Iowa.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
The Commercial says: Returns from
all but three counties, which in 1876
gave Hayes 4.2i3 net majority. show
The following figures: Bishop, Isl .l0l;
West, 242, 976; Bond, l,24S; Thompson,
1859. Bishop over West. IS, lbs. Iowa
returns were never before Sd slow.
Eighty two counties, reported official
ly, give Gear q net majority of 33,765
over Irish. In 20 counties Stubbs,
Greenback, has 1894 votes, and 1t is
believed be will get $4,000 in the State.
Jessup gets 5000.
PIN chbNck Wants to be Counted In.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Pinchback has written Mitchell. the
Chairman of the Senate Elections
Committee, renewing his claims to the
Senatorship, and calling attention to
his credentials OF January ID, 1875,
duly presented by Senator West, and
referred, but never acted upon. He
says Senator Morton. early last session.
promised to investigate the matter.
These credentials are AS valid as those
of Eustis or Kellogg, and should re-
ceive careful consideration.
The President Endorsed.
SPRINeFlELD, Mass, Oct. 10.
The Citizens Hayes Endorsement
meeting at Holyoke to. night was Il
success. William Whiting presided.
MANY prominent Democrats parlici'
pated.
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NIGHT
The President for KELLOGG.
Democratic Appointees for Demo
cratic States.
NO HOPE FOR
WASHINGTON, October 20.

WASHINGTON, October 20.
A Southern Republican Senator, who
has inquired of the President regard
ing his views on the admission of Spot
ford, was informed that Kellogg, and
not Spofford should be admitted, and
that he considered Kellogg legally
elected. He had. however, no dispo-
sition to force his opinion upon the
Senate. or interfere to influence the
Senate's judgment.
The President has decided to appoint
only Democrats to Federal offices in
States where the Republicans have no
representation in Congress. Wayne
McVaye. if nominated to England, will
encounter very serious opposition IN
the Senate, and his confirmation would
be doubtful. 1t is stated that Senator
Cameron, his own brother-in-in-law,
opposes bis nomination.
1t is thought here that the Senate
must notice Pinchback's claims, as a
refusal to admit him was based entire
ly on his first, and not bis second ere
dentials. There is no possibility OF his
admission.
The wheat crop this year is the
largest eve produced in this country
Onicers OF she Locomotive Brother
hood.
Boston, Oct. 90.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers have elected the following Off
GERS: Grand Chief Engineer, p. M.
Arthur; First Grand Engineer, T. q.
Ingraham; Second Grand Engineer,
William Robinson; First Grand As.
sistant Engineer, l.. b. Green; Second
Grand Assistant Engineer, VIM. Il.
TRIAL; Third. Grand Assistant Engi
neer, Daniel Bennett; Grand Guard
Thomas Porter; Grand Chaplain, Geo
w. Tyler.
A Cotton Steamer or Fire.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 20,
The steamer GeorRe Appold, laden
with cotton. is on fire. The vessel Is
to be scuttled.
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The Richmond Enquirer thinks that
Hayes will never, never kiss Conkling,
and the same paper quotes Conkling's
motto 1t Rochester as being every
Senator his own Convention"
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Hayes didn't visit the Hermitage
when he was in Tennessee. He was
probably afraid the spirit of ''Old
Hickory" would raise up and demand,
''By the Eternal! What are you loaf
ing about here fort"
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TIE hens can now get up and go to
business. or, rather, sit down and go
to work. Great Britain has consumed
QYar thirteen million dollars worth OF
imported eggs this year, and isn't half
eatisned. Lay on. ye hens. till Eng
land cries hold. enough.
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ABOUT this time expect information
about how many Peace Commission
srs Sitting Bull has ssnt bald headed
to whore the myrtle twipss and the
5ohnpyJump-ups blow.
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JUST RECEIVER.

A large sssortnst Of Stationery and Drugs.
Patent Medicines; . fine lot Of Paper and Eu.
velopcs in boxes; Lamps. Chimneys, etc.
also, a lot of Justice Cigars-two for 3 cents
equal to Havana Cik ars. Having q complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods, / offer them
cheap for cash. Call at the City Drug Store.
TIL finest brands Of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco. for sale at the City Drug Store.
DR.. TERRY.
Eureka, June IL, 1877. jsi4tf
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"Again let me assure you, mySouth-
ern brothers," said Mr.. Evarts; but
just then the train started, and the rest
of the sentence was delivered at the
next stopping place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

AN effort will be made in Califor-
Mas Constitutional Convention to
abolish the Grand jury system.
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FoR FREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS. go to the
Little Store Around the Corner. Booihe &
Mallory's received daily: also Fresh Trout.
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THE official figures from Ohio show
a Democratic majority of about IS, 200.
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FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING IN -
poor health. offers his BOARD ksssss
ING HOUSE on RUBY Hill for sale. s
Tbs house will accommodate forty boarders,
and has all the necessary fixtures for a
Boarding House. The property can be
bought cheap if early application Is made.
JOSEPH W0RREY.
RUBY Hill, Oct. 10, 1871. o20.lm"
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BORN.

Virginia, Oct H-Wife Of Goo. Elston, q son.
Virginia, Oct. ls-Wife of Frank Mcra. q son.
Virginia. Oct. I7-Wife of Henry Shirley, a
daughter.
Virginia, Oct. T-wife Of A. l.. Estes. a
daughter.
W ellsworth. Oct. l5-wifs Of Frank Rhodes.
a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

LA GRANGE, of the San Francisco
Mint, ard Tom Shannon, Collector of
the Port, have been whitewashed by
DIR. Linderman's COMMITTEE of Safe
ty." Everybody knew the Committee
would do this months ~
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TwEsry-rIvR DOLLAR TEA SKrs, at HAS
KELL'S. septo-tf
BAR GLASSES, Gobicts. Tum blers. etc. at
HASKELL'S sspto-tf
FIsK wool mattresses. SIC. at HASKELL'S.
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o SALE.

A HOUSE ON BUEL STREET, 49,,
II suitable for any kind Of BUSH II!
ness. for sale cheap. For particulars.
MEYERS / FRANKLIN.
Eureka. Oct. 10. 1877. o20-tf
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A PENNSYLVANIA exchange says the
Republicans have given up all hope Of
electing their ticket in that State. with
the exception of the Controller. They
will make a vigorous fight on this OFF,
Ger, and limitations are thrown out
that wholesale swapping will be re-
sorted to by the Hayes men 10 carry
him through. They want to save
something out Of the general wreck to
point to as an Endorsement of "my
policy"
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Elko. Oct. .H-Joseph Taylor Of Eureksrts
Ellen +. Watson. OF New York.
Reno. Oct. l6-Joseph W. Prisdmore to Miss
ADELAIDE Thompson.
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DIED.

Gold hin. Oct. H-David Dodge. sgod IS
years.
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WATCHES AND JEW EI.RY neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and jewel-y
repaired in q w~orkmanlike manner. 80 to
p. SrsLER's jewelry store. ono door south Of
s. Ashim K Bros. Main street.
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NEWS.

TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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BET HAZY.

The President has no party. and
wants none. The President Is reor-
Ranizipg the Republican party In
South Carolina. The President will
appoint none but Democrats to office
In strictly Democratic States. The
President will adhere to his Civil Ser
vice order at all hazards. The Presi-
dent believes Kellogg is legally entitled
to the Senatorship from Louisiana.
The above Is the substance OF two
days dispatches from Washington.
Either the telegraph is very unreliable
and unworthy of belief, or Mr.. Prcsi-
dent is a very queer sort OF an individ-
ual. But, maybe all reformers are
eccentric. We were intimate
enough with any of the illustrious
throug to ascertain any OF their char
acteristics, further that to learn, in q
general way, that they hold to the idea
that they are better and more honest
than the rest of mankind. To return to
the contested Senatorship: Judge Spot
ford was elected by and received his
credentials from the State Government
patched up for Louisiana by the Pres
ident aud his Commission. Ii the
Nichols Government Is not legal, why,
then, 1t follows that President Hayes
was guilty of a grave political offense
In recognizing it. II 1t is legal, there
can be nothing clearer than that Spot.
ford Is entitled to the disputed seat.
The President may take his choice and
no matter which horn he clings to, he
cannot now avoid appearing in a most
ridiculous light before the country.
II he is not more steadfast. we fear we
shall have to class him along with
that distinguished type Of statesmen
happily designated by Senator Conk-
ling as imam .milliners."
A PENNSYLVANIA exchange says the
Republicans have given up all hope OF
electing their ticket in that State. with
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could have delivered the body to the
Democrats. Is hailed by the Repub-
licaus as evidence of cohesion ia their
Senate majority.
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Rain ut G~lOverdale.
CLOvERDAL

IONEfkDALE OCts AVs
A light rain commenced falling at
sunset; wind from the south; heavy
clouds passing over.
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SPRIHeFlELD, Mass, Oct. 10.
The Citizens Hayes Endorsement
meeting at Holyoke to- night was a
success. William Whiting presided.
MANY prominent Democrats partici-
pated.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. FRIDAy MARCH 2, 1877.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

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~ Baltimore, Md, from long exp"ci'Er" Ill
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Nervous aud Organic Weakness, Gcnnrat ll"-
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loading physicians Of Baltimore, gusranLncs
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rcply feb 1:,-ly
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

1000 LBS. CHOICE FAMILY BACON,
put up by myself with great care Consisting "'
HAMS,
SHOULDERS
MIDDL1NGS,
BREAST PIECES and
,IUW Us.
Also EXTRA LEAF LARD, in small pack.
ages, for family uso very nice, all of which l.
will coll ut very low prices.
SAMUEL j. REED,
cb o3 e south Fairfax ST.
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largo assortment Of double width 6" lhch)
eli Wool Cashmere worth 75c, at &c.
Black all Wool Cashmere, worth 81, ST I5c.
Striped al Wool Goods for rolnn"lsos at 25c.
1000 yards Of Simpsons Solid ElAcii Calico. IN
remnants, at &c por yard.
A beautiful line Of Black MohAIr: and Alpac-
as. very cheap.
Cashmere for Men and Boys wear at "73 up.
Fine all Wool Shawl3, Blankets, &c,
Opora Flannel in MI shades At &c por yard.
4 full limo Of Gonis and Ladies' Underwear.
a largo and complete stock Of Notions, Ho-
sery, &c.
u. BENDHEIM, li2 King ST.,
nov IS AdJg. Marshall House.