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OBITUARY.
TO MY MOTHER.

TO MY MOTHER.
pIED-January T. 1877. Mrs. NJ, A. GoRMAN. aged
wife Of Michael German, OF New Orleans.
y mother, weep by your spiritless bed
weep for the features the coffin must hide
ing prayer to pillow your glorifed head
md chapet of thanks for your sainthood beside.
hiss your dear lips for the blessings they spoke,
kiss them again for the smile they still wear
Kiss your Kind hands for the joys they awoke,
And your eyes for the love light that fingers still there
lfadled to consciousress close to your breast,
and nurtured to strength in that place of repose,
~ =, ME Of my CHILDHOOD still iOndly caressed,
Through visions of beauty passed on to its closs!
rs steps of my boy hood you led all along.
cieAr oil the pitfalls that lurked in their way;
Su'"eo me the right way from that which was
wrong,
nd said should take it to work or to play.
SN1nhood' beside me, you still held my hand,
ing me here to meet fortune fate;
"a pointed me mp to the bright spirit.lApd,
10"u'hs me ont into manhood's estate
a .r ueareSS mother, the glad days are passed
zen - is"E Tune of sorrow sets in with sigh;
a q, 0fess mother, you leave me at last,
NY best love to your new home on high
I'd On dearest qSarost mother, the angels cry haill
! vbolo -, - with them in happy Accord
= - most OF Heaven cries hail All hall
IN my dear mother. and roooi,,. rorora,
And 1os..s om tue earth may Lord take you in
! aban ~ ms love- mHy You take your long rest
"A suink OF you hero in the combat with ain.
% yon strova. thss oar end ME yours NAV
aIe.
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IN MEMORIAM.

LED, at the Convent of Mercy, in vIcksburg Miss
hequiescat in pace.
After long and painful illness sustained with true
Christian patience the soul of noble lady took its
flight to God.
Sitter Phlomsua a native of Baltimore, and the
| daughter Of Mrs p. Farmer of that city, Prsferring
| the retirement Of religions to the pleasures
| OF the world she c3n5ecratsd herself, early in
| life, to her Heavenly Spouse. Seventeen long and
happy years we're spent in His diviue
oeautifal labor Visiting the sick and afflicted. and
administering to their wants. her chief occupa
| ton and delight During the late war che exposed
hereeif to many dangers in attending the sick and
wounded and. regs9lless of her welfare she as
ever mindful of promoting the hsppness of others
one was deVout client of Blessed Lady, and chose
her for her patroness and guide
For several years she was engaged in teaching and
many of the young men Of vicksburg received their
hrst lessons from her. Before death claimed her. she
had the happiness of seeing her boys" she famil-
arly called them, engaged in honorable puuts in life
true Christians aud reapins the fruits of her early
instructions.
The writer knew her for years. and to her he is in.
debted for many of the happiest OF his lfe
Her gentle and amiable disposition won the hearts of
all who knew her and left prsssions too endearnR
to be forgotten soon.
A solemn Mass Of Requiem was said Monday, at 8
O'Clock, and afterwarde her borne by her
former students to their final resting place.
Sad indeed this last tribute of respect but sadder
still were their hearts when they laid their beloved
teacher in the silent tomb she watched
in childhood's happy days with mothers watch
tui love- Fervent were the prayers which they offered
that she who loved them earth would not forget
them in heaven.
May thy SAUNDERS be quiet and peaceful may the |
angels and bright ohoirs of heaven thy companions
and may thy pure sonl enjoy the embrace
whom thou hast served long, the fsrvent prayer
an cid pupil.
soul like hers. so high and pure, |
This sinful world could not alure
1t longed to break the heavy chain |
Which bound 1t to a mortal shell,
And soar aloft to Heavens domain
With God and blessed souls to dwell, |
And in the essence of His love
Dissolve itself with Him above
Tossed over LIES tempestuous sea, |
Look down on as from thy bright Shine; |
Pray that our last end may be
A holy AID as calm as thine.
t. A. q.
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aprnlrg Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV 1xLEAHs SUNDAY. JANUARY IA is7.
LETTER FROM PELICAN.

PLAoUEMINE, La, Jan. 9th, 1877.
tEditsr Morning Star,
& It 10 . long time since wrote to the STAR
he why's and wherefores we NEED not reoapitu
aate, though hope in the future to be better
Die to write you now and then.
The past year has been o fine one in our Sec
on for crops, and our sugar planters have
Baped rich havests.
= Some figures will demonstrate: On the
antation of Roth, McWilliams g. Co., a short
Stance above this place, after putting down a
+zne lot of plant cane for next year, there re-
aained twenty-five acres of cane to grind.
mis- gave eighty hogsheads of sugar. On the
"A Indian Village" place on Bayou Plaquemine,
Il charge of F. Gallagher. agent, thirty. i've
res gave eighty. two hogsheads of sugar. Two
'=assheads per acre has been 9 common turn.
s. in our parrish. The severe cold weather
last month cut short the crops in q few cases
ere. but as general thing our planters had
aogun early, and when the freezes did come
hey were nearly through. We have had some
old weather. The thermometer has been to 1870
4, and think was possibly ower this morn
ag. Ice has lain on the ground all day.
We have had q mum Der of very ugly caves in
vicinity lately, which leave gaping holes
our levees, and one which has made a gap
our town we can ill afford in these hard
es. We were looking for break in one
ftlon OF our levee front, bnt had no thought
greater portion of it would go as 1t has
ne. The cave, and the new levee it necessi-
Ses' take away nearly the whole of six well
.pulated blocks of our town. The loss falls
spyiiy on q number Of poor people who are
spaeless in conse aenoe, and poorly able to
wide q shelter elsewhere,
Aoo to added to our trouble, after paying q
cd tax to this darling of Levee Company
have We must find the money to build the
~ levee our town requires. So must the
1nmunities above and below us where breaks
re occurred. So wego in these Radical times
rs hope they are drawing to close They
psf If our people only stand firm. Deviltry
2 mad q pretty good lease of power.
ange now will be agreeable at least.
PEI,CAN.
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'sress of the Total Abstinence Cause in alabama
PEI CAN.

MOBILE January 9th, 1877.
a4ltor Morning Star:
enclose you the list of officers of our Society
pently elected for publication in next Sun
y's STAR. You will be pleased to learn that
are doing well, increasing in number, and
erything working handsomely under the
idance of the good Father Imsand, of st
seph's Church. I only returned to the city
~ days ago from North Alabama, after pro-
pnged absence, and found our brothers at
montgomery, Tusoaloosa and Birmingham il
ggh spirits and doing we'll. AS soon as Selma
Pnd huntsville will move in the cause, our So
ssiety will take the necessary steps towards the
ermation of State Union. st. Peters, of
montgomery, is about joining the National
Union. The cause is bound to take in this
plate. The great drawback to Us is the want
Pt able speakers to advocate the cause before
khe public. HI Fox
AAAL CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY,
MOBILE, ALA, January 9Th, 1877. (
At the annual meeting of this Society. held
st. joseph's Hall, January 4th, 1877. the
blowing named gentlemen were elected officers
serve the ensuing year:
y. Phelan, President;
=. =. Long, Vice President
J. II. Fox, Secretary;
q. T. Bogue, Asst slant Secretary;
John O'Donnell, Treasurer;
andrew ByrDes, Sergesnt-at-Arms;
Thomas Mcdonald, Banner Bearer
Michael McDermott, Marshal.
The Rev. P. Imssud, 8 j., paster of St.
piety. N. PHFI4N. President.
q. Fox, Secretary. NV . N'
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MARRIED.:

ELLIS Saturday; January 6. 1877,
at the residenoe of the brides mother by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Of New Orleans, assisted by Rev.
Father Anstaett, John G. Ellis of washing ton. d c.
to Mary, daughter of the late James W. Zacharie of
this city.
PARHAM-WERLEIN-Int this city. Tuesday. Jan.
uary 0, 1877, by the Rev Dr. VIM. z. Munsey, at the
residence OF the brides father, John G. Parham Miss
Bottle Frances Parham Mr.. Philip werein, all of
Eew Orleans.
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DIED

eSAUCiER-Suddenly. Monday night January g.
1877 at O'Clock. Judge A Saucer aged 4s yeara =
hIRKWooDaoo Saturday. January q. 1877 at half
past A. httie Patricia daughter OF Joe II. Kir &.
months. -r ~ go ~ o
DE L'ISLE-on Tuesday. January o, 1877 at IL A.
OF the late juice q. de l'Isle
LARKIN-on Thursday. January IL, 1877. at 4 P
M ME- Mary Larkin, wife of john Lsrkin. aged 4s
SSeas. native OF the parish of Killoonpel County
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REouIEH MARs

aAere will be Solemn Requiem Mass for the repose
ne soul Of PATRICK JOHNSON at the Church Of
John the Baptist on Wednesday morning, January
1871 at O'Clock. His relatives and the friends of
family and those OF his brother, F. Johnson are
Ited to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
S0CIATIOE-: &c Poydras street. corner Camp.-NsW
Orleans, January 10. .sTi-The Stockholders of this
Association hereby notified that LOAN OF
THIRTY SHARES will be offered on MONDAY
EVENING, January 18th, 1877, at o'clock, in the
Hall the Office of the Association, Poydras
at set.
The public cordially invited to be present.
JOHN MCCAFFREY, President
T. j. 0SULLIVAN. Secretary. jAp14l
CITIZENS BANK OF LoUIsIANA-BANKIN9
Department.-New OIleans January Sd, ls77.-Tho
annual elec ion for Directors of this Bank,
the ensuing yec., will be held at the Banking House
on MONDAY, February 5th, 1871, between the hours
of 10 A. N. md p. NJ.
JAZZ I'm JAS J. TARLETON Cashier.
OFFICE Of NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
SOCIATION-II6 Poydras street. corner Camp.-New
Orleans, December &c. 1576-The Stockholders Of this
Association are hereby notified to attend general
meeting to be held the THIRD MONDAY in January,
1871 convened for the purpose of submitting for their
approval rejection amendment to Art. Of the
Charter. They also notified that the Second Non.
day in January 1877 being legal holiday the election
of Directors postponed to the Third Mondsy January
18Th, 1877, at II o'clock N. The Annual Statement
will be read this meeting.
JOHN NcCAFFREY, President.
T. j. OSULLIVAN, Secretary, del7td
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T A. BLAKE, ORGANISE ST. MIcHAEIIs

IA n DHHhEI VAAUA4NIDA OF. 1lIOhAEHU
Church, ABnunciAtiOn Square, and Professor a
the Plano Forte and Singing, beRs 70 inform the puSs
that he has vavAncy for few pupils which no IL pro.
pared TO teach either SeparAtoly in class Terms
moderate. Application to be made at residence, no %
Chippewa street, AnDunclHtIOn EqRare, next to Sc.
McbAel'S Church. deli IusD :
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR REM
FOE BALLS, CONCERTS and EAIRsts

st. Pstrioks Hail. the LARGEST AND FmEta
HALL IN THE CITY, viii be rented, b. tho nish
or longer, on reasonable terms, for COHUEREe
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIRTTToWs
Tor CHARITABLE KRTERTANlEENTs, ufthsut
distinction Of creed the Kan win BE- rented a. HATp
PRICE
Apply 81
81. RATRIOIs HAIL sAvEHGg RAHK
ur2Ah NJ. = Csra as
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr. j. n MALONEY corner of Josephine aud Camp
streets near Magazine Market respectfully
parents ana the pubic in general that he performing
al operations to his in
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted, with or
without extracting the roots plan. Old sets
o. teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation
1eeth extracted without by the use Ras OF
chioroform. Charges within the reach of all
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REQUIEM MASS ::

ext tuesday, January l6, 1871 at o'clock A. NJ,
- VIII ba Solemn Requiem Mass in St. Thereaa's
Zen ior the rePose Of the soul OF the late P.
YER. The friends Of the family and members OF
St Vincent de Paul Society arc invited to attend.
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THE SISTERS OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Lipen for
Ladies'; Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain ones and Over
Ais for Laboring Men and Mechanics Az substan-
TALLY made and at low prices no7 rs ly
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The following tho Tables:
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Miss I. M.
Warner.
ST. JoSEPHS TABLE-Mss K Mr-phy and Miss
A. Ennis.
ST. MICHAELS TABIE-Mrs. NJ Lally.
ST. %LPHONSUS TA BLE-Mrs T. walsh and Mrs
A. F. SYLVESTRE.
MORNING STAR TABLE-Mrs j. Wilcox.
ST. PATRICK's TABLE-wenknown Ladies from
St. Patrck's Parrish
The chief Contests and COnesapls will be announced
Ja@l " in the ext iasue.
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"Itiss book to be remembered. REQUIRED TO- ana
| chorisbed. "-London Tablet
80 belongs to Lady Goorsians FuIerton's sohool
but exhibits We think. promise OF doing bettsr than
that accomplished writer has been able to achisven-
| London Academy.
Written throughout with an interest far more ins
tense and living than that ordisary novels Fsena
beginning to end the story is thoroughly interesting
London Spectator.
1T oud be difficult to find more intorestisR seoEs
or to meet with In which the are nas
powerfully delineated. - Court Journal.
This story is written with brightness humox q
we'll aS tender hos."-LoHdon Post.
"A most entrailpg story. "-London Weekly Rs0ssssFs
class of Catholic literature 1t would be dicals -
praise too highly work Of such intense Interest,"
Boston Pilot,
There lie certain originality which smacks e.
genius. Take 1t all in all, Linked Lives OF its kinA
is the abcSt work OF fiction Of the day"-Rev Yark
Tablet
"Its. by ell odds tho best Catholic novel that haa
come under observation in some tme.- oasAslis
Minor.
1T lie book with a we'll worksdout plot interesting
characters, and Numerous vivid and strihine scones
from rop' life We recommend 1t as thoroughly
good. pure in tono, and oeVatuG In it's influence" g.
PuLtih.Ts' Weekly.
We have been delighted, edited and instructed By
this work. The author has opened . vein In tho
mines OF literAture"-C Catholic Telegraph
This 10 no ordinary work, and cannot be measured
by any comparison with the weak average Of light
literature OF this day."-IrGh Citizen.
ut . work which can be read with profit BY euv
one while the time II hiss the fullest senso,
that fascinating interest which the Of the
tional muSt have in the books they pcruSo-RssESVH
Home Journal
The story which is thoroughly interesting. 10 toaA
in ample, unaffected way, and ia evidently the WoEE
of skillfu and pIshed writer Catholic TEsss
I'VE know work of Bction in Catholic HtsFatEso
that compare with Linked s."-PitbbwEg
Catholic.
"ItiS many day Sinco We hsv with such book.
It 10 Simpe stOry Of everyday lfe but the author hs
invested It with beauty rarely with in worms 81
fiction "-SouLAsrn OyoSs. ~
For SAle by all bOokSellerS mailed free Tsostpt
Of pIieo, by
BENZIGER BROTHERS.
PUBLlsHKRs, Hr
au6 Tsp New York. Cincinnati and ~. Louis.
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETc.

ITO JENT-THE TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSES
Il of st. Mary and Laurel streets just put n
thorough repair for Immediate pOsss scion. Suitable
for email families, and Convenioht TO church, mtTkot
and cars Apply IN
de3l IT II Canal street.
TT1HE BEST PROPERTY IN BRACKETTSVrLLR
L FOR SALE-ConsistinR Of ten ciIy lots on lfaIn
street and described foowSs SIX of ihs lots arc
fenced for garden and tho
occupied Big handsome buildngsE building in ooufse
Of construction. 6Ox2O eXtensive at pres
used . hotel, and the budInE ueod - 4 pogs-
Office and telegraph office adjoining which IL large
and residence The assorted stock Of goodg N
hand slso for sale at the lowest coast price
Apply to JOHN MILLEFONT
de24 Inn BRACKET Texas.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ASST
NENCE ASSOCIATIoN.-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING, at $3.50 O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hal
lI6 Poydras street. corner Camp
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
THOs. G. RAPIER, President
D. II. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
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ST. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSoCIATIoN.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held TODAY Sunday at 12i O'Clock,
in the schoolhouso Marigny street, between Dau-
phine and Royal streets. Every member is expected
to be present as election CT officers will take place
at this meeting. $1,000, -.
GEO DUCEY. Secretary. Iai4It
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FLOUR, MEAL, BUTTER AND WHISKY.
500 bbls Choice Extra FAMILY FLOUR.
- b Is Kiln Dried MEAL.
rs hrkins Cuoi GOSHEN BUTTER.
SO kins 4 oce WESTERN BUTTER.
loo bbls MAGNOLIA WHISKY
$50 BIB ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY
j } bbs PAUL JONES BOURBON WHISKY.
rs bills Choice Old BOURBON and RYE.
SEED POTATOES.
500 bbls Boston JACKSON WHITES.
go bbls BOSTON EARLY ROSE.
300 bbls PEERLESS.
go bbls PEACH BLOWS.
100 bbls PINK EYES.
ALL STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
For sale by MCGRATH g. COMPTON
jal4 I'm Wholesale GIOcers, lU3 and los Poydras st.
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hNSI HHD oIhTLC UnT 0UUUS
TO BE SOLD AT
UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES!
Grandest Opportunity Ever offered
TO SECURE
CHOICE AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS
MOST FAVORABLE PRICES.
AnWool FLANNELs. reduced from 800 to goo.
Splendid Wide FLANEELS reduced from $50 to &C
Extra Wide FLANNELs. reduced from 400 to 3oo
Plaid FLANNELS. all styles reduced to $50.
Heavy Gray BLANKETS, 81 q pair, former price 81 So
Large Size White BLANKETS, reduced from O. to @
pair.
Heavy White BLANKETS, reduced to O. q pair
Splendid All-woo BLANKETS, at e. former price &c.
Bea utful Large Size BLANKETS at t5. former price
wadded QUILTS. reduced to o. 25.
Immense Reductions In Furs and Cloaks.
FUR CAPEs and MUFFs all sorts and desori TONS
1mme stosk Of Ladies Styles CLoAKs sold regard.
Ensss :,os ~ s1AW5s sed Value
R,s.oS wi'h 9i6r sfteSR day. 4; :: v,,u
Splendid CoTToNs at Sc a SaG
Extra Fiue COTTONs at and &c yard.
ae1Sy aSc G2TT9Ns yard
CA LICoES, immense assortment prettiest styles at
&C yard.
Grand CIosing-0ut Sale of Dress Goods.
nP % 0
Double Width ALPACAs all the latest shades, re-
F all s ~ Dc at y S1 to a5o yard
EMPRESS CLOrHS all shades. reduced to 800 yard.
all frdn Rat Tao
Immense Reductions In Silks.
Black SILKS at O., roo uced from .. IS.
Ba .of s sT Is TsSnssS from
SoIoEed sItKs reduced 70 500 7sG, q and stQ5.
reduced prices.
Black Goods Black GoodsI
We the color and quality of all our BLACK
GOODS
Black ALPACAs, reduced from IS to $50 yard.
Black DELAINEs reduced fIom IS TO $50 yard.
Large assortme t of
Black cashmereS.
Black CAsHMEREs reduced to 25. IS and SOC yard.
Black CAsHMERES u yards wide at 75c, o. and 81 IS
BoMBAZINEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
BJABAZETTES, at reduced prices.
Immense Reductions In Hosiery.
Ladies' HOSE, extra long at lOc pair.
Mems SOCKS. heavy, at Ice q pair.
disSes HOSIERY, at 5, IL and $50 pair.
Iadies' Finished HOSE at 20, as and SOC pair.
den's Finished SOCKS, at 90. IS and 300 pair.
;hildren's Finished HOSE st 90 25 and SOC pair.
,hildren's Colored HOSIERY at reduced prices
ladies ColOred hosiery at reduced prices.
Ien's COlored HOSIERY at reduced prices
Immense Reductions in Kid Cloves.
aides Real KID GLOVES at $50 o pair.
liSses Real KID GLOVES at ~ to $50 n pair
reat Reductions in Ladies' Underwear.
With a view of introducing this department to our
any customers, We have marked the prices very low
i'd arc exhibiting complete assOrtmentS of our own
anufaoture Of Ladies' ChemiIes, Eightgowns Skirts
rRwers Dressing Sacquos, etc., at reduced prices.
Our customers in this department will be waited upon
attentive and competent SA LESWOMEE.
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ST. THEREsA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTT-
NENCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING,
January 18th at o'clock, in st. Theresas Hall Erato
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
H. r. GIFFNEY, President
A. J. CoBURN, Secretary. 1t
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Immense Reductions In Silks

Black SILKS at go. reduced from o. IS.
Black SILKS at o. roo uced FROM g. IS.
Black SILKS at 81 IS. reduced from q g..
b Ick SlL KS at 81 rs. reduced from e. IS.
Colored SILKS reduced to $40 75c o. and o. 25.
Cotored and Black SILK vELvEIS at enornousl,
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Dry Goods Cheaper Than Ever!
IN order close our entire stock of DRESS
GOODS. are determined sell the AT AND
BELOW COSl.
The consists CT Beautiful POPLJNS, worth
Csc W ich will b sold CSC; Black ALPACA worth
45c at ESQ; all nades of CASHMERE Black MERINO,
DELAINE, REPS D!AGONAIS. etc.
1o0 pieces elegant DRESS GOODS at loo only.
Our very large stock of BLANKETS will be sold at
cos price, fine WhiGs Blankets at 81. worth IS so.
Bobinet Bars, Nor ,le Quilts, Towels, Handker-
chiefs, Corsets and Ho;iery at cost price.
MATING and WINDOW SHADES, cheaper than
LEVY BROTHERS, $50 Magazine st.
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Grand CIosing-out Sale of Dress Goods.
Beautiful POPLIES, reduced to 100 q yard
Extra Fine POPLINS. reduced to I5c q yard.
Double Width ALPACAS all the latest shades re-
ducod from 80 to &c yard
DELAIEES all shades. at 90 to $50 n yard.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. all shades, reduced 800 o yard.
Coored CASHMERES all shades, from $50 to 40 d.
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Black Goods !

We the color and quality of all our BLACI
GOODS
Black ALPACAS reduced from IS to $50 q yard.
Black DELAINES, reduced from IS to $50 . yard.
Large assortmt tof
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Black CASHMERES reduced TO 25. IS and SOC yard
Black CAsHMEREs, u yardS wide, at 75c, o. and 81 IS
TAMIsES, BoMBAZINEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS
BJMBAZETTES, at reduced prices.