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The Marriage of Convenience.

Marriage is certainly an admirable ln7ll-
tuition, aud has undoubtedly done a great
deal iOr qOciety; but rs practised nowadays
among those who in this country, fancy
they represent republican aristocracy it
and divorce. Marriages OF convenience are
now rather the rule than the exception in
New York fashionable society. i it sur
preng under these circumstances, and
with tho examples Of checlorcd married
lite we daily see around US. thu the average
young man. moving in that charmed circle
which delights in French manners, morals,
customs, and habits, is less prone to- marry
THAI in otner days and happier tincsY Its
now not 50 much u question Of liking, love,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
IfBOIf FOR EUROPE.
Timely Hints for those who nre Listening TO
Promises that May he Iilusive.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-ST Tho
remarkably con,radi't tory statements made in
the two articles in THE SUN Of to-day rcspce-
lively headed Carpenters for England and
TO American Mechanics" are only reconcile
bic on the ground that Mr.. J. W. Abbott. the
labor agent in this city. or the United States
Consul at Liverpool are telling the thing that is
not" If it was under the care OF Mr.. Abbott that
the tonemasons worc sent to Grccnock about
nine months ago. workingmcn should be very
careful in their dealings with him. The cir
cumstanccs Of that exodus and it's sad attendant
disaster are familiar to me. The contractor for
the erection Of new warehouses; at Greonock
being unable TO como to an agreement with the
masons Of scotland. who wore out on strike for
higher wages, and having ncontractt TO complete
the work within n given time, secured the SER
VICES of person in this city To send workmcn.
VINO wore promised high wages. Nothing WIS
said of strike. and the most HIATT ring pros
~ Is were held ont to the mon. When they ar
riNol i'm Groenock their rygs were opened.
some Of them were induced by the men on
strike 10 leave work others vino went TO work
We're Disguised To- find that on pay day part Of
u ir passage money was dedutod. This was.
They alleged. not in the bond and civil ac-
ton WINS ultimately entered against the con
tractor for money due. The contract having
been signed in America. the Sheriff decided that
he had no Iuris LECTION. Tho contractor com,
planned that men had been sent over as skilled
mnsons who were mere lahorcrs. and he re-
fused t.pny thcir passage home or give them
the country. and some returned That these
men were tho victims of deceit I have no doubt.
il & true that there isasirikc among the Lam
ca-hire carpcnt r.. The men who may bc in
ducel To - over viii in a short limo be sure TO
find Themselves IN fix. The wages offered are
Jar above TIA" average, and thcy are offered only
because 1t costs 49, % pay such wages than SUI
fer the loss which would he sustained by nom
fuilllment Of large contracts. Thedisnterestcd
and sober advice oil the merican Gonsul should
be- well weighed. lN-JgIINAIIkI.
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rejection OF the HAYES votes from Florida
was TO be based.
This Is the case against Judge BRADLEY,
and, as we have said, his narrative respect
ing the subsequent action Of the tribunal on
the Louisiana question does nothing to re-
licve him from the pcrlous attitude in
which he has placed himself by his conduct
I'm tlis n frair
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Mr. Comptroller KELLY deserves the
credit of having made in his financial state
mcnt for August !, 1877, u clear, comprchen-
sivc, and business-likc exhibition Of the city
finances and the condition Of the city treas
ury. 1t is complete, lucid, free from confu-
sion, and actually conveys all the inlorma-
tion that can be desired. He shows that
during the past year, the net funded or per-
nlanent d, bt of the city has been diminished
to the amount Of sl57.l29; that Jhc amount
Of assessment bonds outstanding is s227,oOO
less than ION January last and ,hat the total
amount OF all classes OF stocks and bonds,
after dcducting the amount Of the sink
ing fund, l. $500, 20s less than On the same date
in 1916. The appropriations for 1917 for all
purposes inclusive of the Ste to taNes. amount
t. s2G sci 1856, which IS 81 .OJ 500 less than they
were in 1876 Tho total amount Of taxes to
bc levied in 1917 is stat Vi at 500, l7sa 90,
against $3l 109F21--a reduction in 1877 Of
Slo3Ojsl The rate of taxation for 1877 il
2Gj per cent. against $50 per cent. last year.
The assessed valuation of real and personal
estate subject TO taxation in the cit y,amounts
to Si.10l .092,o in 1877. The value OF personal
estate has decreased since 1872 about $780,
100000, while real estate has only decreased
about S3,OOOooO The annexation of q por-
tion Of Westminster county and large OK
pcnditurcs ON public work account in part
for this difference. In the Fourth, Sixth,
Seventh, Zenith Twelfth Fourteenth. and
Twent y-iourth Wards there has beer a de-
crease In the valuation Of real estate to the
amount Of 81 GGi, 1863, while ia the other wards
thor" has been an Increase Of slii1 ISL,
making an actual increase of about two
millions and thrcc-qunricrs in the year 1877.
The decrease in the valuation Of personal
estate in 1877 is Si2. 5gs 0l9.
The Comptrolor's statement also contains
several valuable comparative tables OF the
city finances in different years, never before
published. We congratulate him on having
presented 50 useful aud satisfactory docu-
ment. and still more on the fact that the
debt Of the city has been diminished and not
increased under his administration.
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serve to be remembered just now. Better the
toll and the pay Of farm life than the vain pur-
suit Of fanciod advantages whore thousands Of
mon are already pining in enforced idleness.
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Among BRIGHAM YOuNG's numerous wives
there was not one who could DO ranked as Il
really handsome woman. They embraced
nearly all the varieties between blonde and
brunette. but presented no specimen whose
good looks rose to the average Of female lowell
moss displayed in almost any country pho
tographer's show case.
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Grca, News from wyoming.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sr: I have
noticed that you appreciate correspondence from all
parts the world Hence have to the conclusion
that yen won't o'rctto hear little from this
Wc.icrn Territory OF Wyunins matched out chicken
the lastda. oi Marchas amt this morng II commenced
NOR lave used any artificial me ans 90 accomplish TIM
result fe breed Oi fowls that fle pallet belongs fu il
halls hlack spanish amt the other JAIN common dunehi
MUDDY tHttA, Laramie county. " { n ". K
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Brother SToUGHToN is a handsome man,
with head Of hair which may well excite envy;
but he did n rash thing when he undertook TO
match his brains against Judge BLAcK's. for he
encountered man who, as mastcroi vigorous
English and as n controversial antagonist. has
scarcely an equal in the country while the
moraland intellectual arinor Of the Hyacnthinc
SToUcHToN Is fun Of cracks. Judge BLACK. If
he thinks best. will make short work Of the
apologist for Fraud. and the people will look on
with pity mingled with amusement.
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Reports Of the great Concy Island ball on
Thurs lay night repres Mt It TO have been scene
OF who salr dissipation. Wise parents would
do we'll TO impress upon their sons and daugh-
ter- that some OF these moonlight affairs ON the
sea- shore are good places 10 keep away from
Gader certain circumstance
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favery Tbentre-Dow Nr Biow.
broadway Ihcstr~-Tle DANTE. Maiinsa
GtetssI psrk csrdcn-vsrstU
Eagle rhratrc--1he Mislty Dollar Msta.a
Egyptian uaii-snh o. and % av Matinee.
rim Avenue THEATRICAL SIN Matinee.
Giitnore's t.srdrn-Great attractions
New Work tqun-iun-Broadway sni rihs.
San Francisco Nns,reis-nroadway ami .ghsh Matinee
Iheatre tc'aiqae-vaileiy. Matinee.
pniop square rb~atr--rns r0n.. T. Matinee.
tNsiieeL's rh-atrc-oNsg,n. Matinee
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The subjoined communication deserves an
immediate rcply:

Si l. there any place In New York or elsewhere in
fht luitd states, where uun- muu who has made -u
ncicn adNuncrmcnt IN sccncc and htrrarr, can LET "a
htllunA without the expense of Attending the Usual
tDurs'f RN rtsluudins dtnmtlN and promptly to thu,
inquiry through r columns OF luE stN You Viii confer
Hla,Nhs favor upon JOHS b
We are obliged to tell our correspondent that
there H. no such place. No school will examine
him and give him n diploma. either as physi-
'an or clergyman, upon his examination
merely, II is possible however that the usual
course II study may be shortened in some
schools through the proficiency he has already
attained but there il none where residence
does not form an Indispensable preliminary to
an examination and u diploma
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Tho question Of the civil service movement
would now probably divide both sllN- N the senate. Re
Vphhcnns d. well a. Democrats hut we believe NJ
llAYf, would be sur' of maiory oi both sides ami
.Ymo tnF ANe twotlsghs oi TIC whole bodN-N 1niq'M
hrysf'toi4
What two-thirds'o of the Senate directly in
favor oi Violating the Constitution Of tie United
States!
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Widow VAN COTT says her brethren in The
church VIII hNl Ainl her tamp utcun- ana 400 CONS
gl.hcr she WAL not appear an one afim-AtnofH ntt
This w think. Is a mistake. Mrs. VAN Corr
has lust appeared in a camp meeting At Son
Cl1. II seems, however that il requires % pro-
llmnUry payment OF $2OOtO secure her services
iur such a purpose. But il is.,-teomod good
business Investment She draws well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01

THERE'S no dispo,ition on the part of the prosi-
dent to Wilt, ny Mr. CokNLll aud order his samnar,
dc,alntauun.-T
Mr.. HAYES had better take his time. Having
the Republican party the country. the Senate,
and the Constitution against him. hewill dowell
10 put Off tho crisis of his fight with Mr.. CORNELL
Just rs long as he possibly can
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1t is rarely that we hear of such audacioue
highwaymanry as that oi the five lads who in
broad daylight. in much lrequented thorou '.-
faro Of the populous east side knocked down
beat. and plundcrod an Old jewish peddler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
This generosity on the part of pISNEY was
not wholly d7interestcd, for in the same
letter he unbosoms himself in this fashion,


only stay in ils Office and in stocks until
the close Of thi, Administration and that end let
ask You 10 attend 10 thing with senator sARGtNi.
namely 10 have him and the balance OF the delegation
oputAoaGi ooncede To- yoU the naming OF the Na,y
AGENT Tor san Francisco, aud that srAlDlSc kct
here 10y the secretary ct the Navy Tor anoher tire.
years His time expires either the 1T of July or 10Th ~
December WA you please Mr. sAKctNr and get HIM,
II sslht. O. with you 90 secretary RunfsnN At an
early ihy ANA secure assurance from nm that he Wal
drta! ,pALpiSG tor this duty when his rmc-i me
hr-t three y,nlhA. Nilg,l, above meufD mod
iou can uey,rsct man better ian sr'lpiNc for The "a
t.r 70 lt.g s4a,ASI aul las Al' ana l.F your
owulAt,.,.'-'
Hero is the evidence e direct bargain
and sale between pINNEY. who was running
sPALplNG ; office of Payma7ter at the Mare
Island Navy Yard, and PAGE, q memior Of
Congress elect, who proposctto deal in mail
contracts, oI To- break up the Postal Ring il
they did not let him in, H. became mem
her Of the Post Onlce Committee aud he re-
ccivod from PlSNEY, as the latter swcar-.
$4,000 in cash aud certified checks, to
carry on the -chemc.' These checks, Of
course can be traced.
When CAKES AMEs bought GARFIELD,
DAWES, ScOFIELp, KELLEY, ALLISON,
BINGHAM, PATTERSON, COLFAX, and the rest
Of them, lac conducted the operation in a
roundabout way, by making them stock
holders in the Credit MObilier In this case,
however, there seems to have been no con-
coalncnt, PAGE not only took PINSEY's
money, but made PGNNEY the guardian of
his reputation, if he was assailed for jobbcry
in mail contracts. SrALprNd was continued
a. Paymaster after hi. term Of three years
had expired, in contrayontion of the rule Of
the service and his career ended by fraud
ulent ovcr-suc Of million or two of cer-
tiiicates Of indebtedness.
Republican House was forced TO inyos-
tigate the Credit Mobilicr corruption, and
it Is not to he supposed that Democratic
House, in presence Of these exposures, will
allow THIS man to go unimpeacAcd il that
LodV
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Tho vote in paduaah fol the PROTEST girl, to
whom 4 nuuMl "m"k "li he amrn' 'tnl, NJ
Mllm fuNLlH T., Mss Ll14l sAVNulGs, s.-coaia-
Jou7iM
If they will ofrcr in any town in Kentucky n
wreath Ia the most sensible slrl, we VIII bet
half dollar that whom the decision Is made
and the wreath placed around her lovely brow,
it Will Dc discovered that she does not spell her
dear namo with ie rs il final letters.
HORACE GREELEY's words TO young men
in the rural districts warning them against
rushing bllndly " tho oyercrowded city. de-
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We we'll know that the women OF Ken
lucky command the admit ration of all men who
have an eye for feminine beauty; but there il
NJ least one Kentucky man whose Taste in this
regard Is lamcnaby deficient. 1t is the CORE
spondcut who wrote from New York 20 tho
Louisville toU'ie'-Joundl that he had been in
New York four or five weeks. and yet had failed
10 nnl the pretty women Of whom he had beard
so much. Who're did b. keep himself? What
does he regard Is perfection The man who
walk the streets Of the metropolis without dis
covering frequent examples 81 feminine beauty,
~ lovely rs it is uncNo elled. could sauntcr
through n flower garden IN full bloom without
seeing forms and colors to delight his eye. Oh
no. this kentuckian is SO homesick that his
eyes are coudcd. and even an ange. could not
satisfy him. In no city in the world are there
So many pretty women as in New York-a fact
which all Intelligent Judges allow without hest
tatiun.
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Sober, skiful. and thrifty until out of en-
pioyment JoHN COSTELLO had not the means
whcrewith 10 pay another months r"nt for his
garrct rooms in Eleventh avenue. yesterday
and in his dire extremity lac shot himself. Will
sleek and rotund Civilization ever invent for
honest poverty something better than u choice
between death and the Illuminating almshouse
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Whist i-cS-"ntiai 90 a party 1t tho hcnriy and
earn, 4 support OF it own Administration - n.tf-Rt
per- hf.is
Two things are much more essential. The
FIRST is that tho party should not be- 4 receiver
ot stolen goods the second. that tho policy of
it, Administration should not Ice contrary TO
the Constitution Of the United States.
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VviE PROPRIETOR, Of the AQC AklUN
guarantee the largest aud dnest COLLECTION n fishes u
any place ln TIE world ..-.--..,
THE GREAT VIEW YORK AQIAhiIA.
Bfot.'NaF and 3JIl-f
MOST MtHNELIol- MONSTER ~ .A -tl-N'
PKDDIGIDT~ MAN-EAgIEE DEflLFi-h
FORTY BEET LONG.
Professor Nrrr, ~ Yale COLLEGE says; largest ll -
ana most perfect cIutltrt'
r"A MAKN EL or THE ofEAN..
Thousands OF other beautiful living marine creatures
Professor Vel smith an1 Dis wonderful Par',run; Dogs.
Mdur. b Er.on the celebrated 'uDalueous peri rmer
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
SIXTH REGULAR SEASON.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, ocfo' er -
Il compliance sith numerous requests,
/. rlGuy,
PINK D1MiNN~'
With q powerfully
~ ItI.A~l.D CAST.
In preparation strOlC pay br ~ariou.
THE NOTIFIES SECRET"
Cast with tAe ul strength 0f the COMPANY
Mr.. and Mrs. HAROLD POWER
W At HOME.
CHTCkEEING HALL,
SATURDAY EvENING No.en51'ir ?. n : o'c'9,cs a..
tCkrf POND 80 AZ NO.
III Broadway. Admission, % cents.
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Gi!uallons Wlnic)--fsnaIc5

NURSTRY COVER @~.-Wauted. by a
Wi. educated g.c potable 20 woman. who can sew
we'll i. l l. II"Ni situation as
nursery .., rr,.. nur. :. ci.uf luyai
uOua t0 ftor., Do Ieli.I address b.. G. H.. Illo
u.ie Once.
old PROTESTANT LONE PUREAU-13S
~ 6tnavo. fplr doors above luth H., Cor German ewe
Welsh, SEQ ch. Eusiha, lsh, Jewish and co'oe1 heip
charges moderate.
SWEDISH SERVANTS AGENCY.-FiIst-
= clas. al nations sup ~ for private fAmbes
aud hotels for CITY and country can 35t 4th4yc
ggfa.st. no charge 10 employees. Swede, proprietor
XNAITRESS.-By an experienced English
rt understands tho doing up Of all kinds oi salads ih
all rs branches willing anu OUelnsf no objection - tle
country good city reference can at 80 ottaye.hrs etA s.
VASHING.-A respectable woman would
w ike frw ladies' of geats' washing. wOaid 20
out be- me day; beat Of city roeEcnces Mrs BiRNE 2sO
East 47thsl.
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1musemenrs.


At STEINWAY HALL. THURSDAY.
THEO. THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS
ANDFULL PUBLIC REHEARsALs'
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. !. at O'Clock.
FIRST FULL PUBLIC REHEAlsAl-
Admission 10 cents Reared Z, seats 70 cents extra
Overu rc Magic Flute Mozart
TWO ,oo VOL ma sad yiooncello
Messrs. II. BRANDT G. HAnM and IF. BERGNER
. '''liD,iifE MEiisTERsiSGER voN NURNBERG'
IniIo4eton' Third wagner
Miss NAY MOSS. MISS ANTONIA HENNE,
Symphonic Poem Tassoi ramento rroafo Lisl
SATURDAY EyE 81 Yeys@esr Sat
Admiration 10 he concert 0NE DOLLAR Reserved seat
9ME DOLLAR EXTRA Adm , y , Ba,ony
rhe SALE d Preserved seats and Tickets c2mpeneeS THIS
way The ncLetoce III Broadway and at e schuoerth
'srGsCnrPTIoN TICKETS
sold at the boKonice u steinway Hall
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
I'd and sd-aves, $50 and elth-sts.
woNDERFtL ISvENTI0Ns or TIE YEAR.
Man ''AD' THE s Pilaif a5' rrEIEPHoSE
For IN e nse - .s,l1rs without clilg ,-,, ~,
EyErY %HrTEhNoioS AND EyE,z. So.
Coupon q ketl-.i admissions, = 00(
G Gsa9oa 4s 1 5aaoa: 5 o Transferable
pOOTHS THEATRE. TONIGHT at 8.
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
WI make his frat appearance after absence Of three years
ia Dis famous creation Of
RIP VAN wINKLE.
"'' Aiy c5MBrSS'4srTfSoN y FFiyoRtrE Ahrisrs,'
Nj W DAvInGE Mt. 2 IITR6EXBERq. VI HrRRERaTT
BARRY ORE. MI OWEN FAWCtCl, ~ JOllN DREW
Ms. HN-TIE P4LNft, Hiss CONSTANCE HAMHLTS
ard others
crcse.,re win be under the direction Of Mt HAIR
NEw SCENERY has been EXPRESSLY PAINTED
for the piece.
NJ. JEFFERSON VIII apoear EVERY EVENING except
ri FF AZ 5EENi ,I a. pTTTFeiR;Ty
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. UNDER THE GAS
LIGHG.. win M CHARLES FISHER ana Mr.. DALi's
BROADWAY THEATRE.
~ LAST WEEK OF THE AIMEE SEASON
To-nieht bi1nfy. only na eEIi tx b ,;Li.NE
Wednosdav e~rn're NILE ATWrF'~ RrTFFlT,
aq hr. q % Z 7ae lre eue
SATURDAY evening l'sI Hieht SPECIAL BILL
MI Jity'fprr' i'c1HiaiE.. u BaUzHILD.
RLANCHE MEDIA: ......
PLAECUE MEHN
VII 4a r isF aip': la9 a1d 6Se me
THE LADY BLANCHE
supported hra ci-i o. nni.gl. excellence
BOX office open wedneav. October 81. Pr COS n usual
EAGLE THEATRE. "NFTANORA."
MoYDAY. Oct. ~ WV evt, mr. ,r' saturday Matinee
NJ D. Z. HArELN-
VIII appear for the first time Newfor in Edwin FORESTS
M,.EETrA.,M!ooTRA.
Only 'METAW0RA" Matinee. . AT--R0 AY n 100.
VNrETV AXEN TIE THE lTpF
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Drn Cooo5.

~ I sV Il ssz y -
GREAT CLEARING
SALE TO MAKE ROOM
FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fell Hats new shapes ijc.
Fine Pa Fel,. an strars. PIE. -.,
French Pattern Boanet- aaif pree.
TRIMMED late at your own price. ,-t,-,r-,,
Fancy sfks, = 25e. ylri
kinney
Feather. wI1gs. &C. IT, 5r IOc u2
kinney.
Lnii"ii-t Gallons. j c. }art up ,.,-,,.,,
EEl.e e, 3. /, Princes: loe. yari up.
kinney.
Be-fcd Gallons. Zoe. y1rl mp.
EINzEY
Uen-ttc.,d Hludtcrohlefs &c. M
LHd'a hcnmcd hlntAercnIris re. np. -
al linen Hemasi laadserelle.s &c. mp
Coinicd boriered Harfkerc1iets &c. up --.
4.l< Handkerchief below cost
Embroidered Ha dkercheis. Il &c. up -
Gents Hemmed Handkerctie'.. &c. up
Goats x IA al uueu Il ic. no. -
B~rgains 10 Lace and Lace Goods.
Linen Collars, &C., Linen CUTS. &C. ...
Fine mreln Cleml.o 25c m.
Fine mHsiu Drawers. 25c. up -,,.-,,
stirt. Nirht-cresses sscques,
C0rsets Merinos, very low. -
Mage Rufngs &C. ps. mp.
Emb oiielies, &c. De-. &C.. &C.. l0c. yard -
Two. Button Kids soiled Sc pair
Excellent Evolution Kids. DC pair ,,.,
Gcnts Do.skn Gloves. SOC and 75c.
Eng ish Cloth Gloves, 23c pair. -
Fine Berlin Gloves. Sc. pair.
Berlin Gaunllets, l5c PAIR. .
Three. Button rrdrossea ri g $50
-Four Button Undressed KIDS, sc. -
English Han Hose 2lae pair.
Gents Fancy Haf Hose. l5c. pair. .
SIR Embroidered Balbriggans l7c
ladies Fancy Hose, ljc. par up -
French II serv less than cost
Fine English Hosiery below cost -
Misses Fancy Wool Hose Zoe. pair
Pull Regular Atwood Hose 2jc. -
Best oG0-yard spool Cotton 2c spool
Best 100 ard Machine silk, Sc. spool .
Splendid Gold evcd Needles &c. PAPER
Excellent Pins, full papers, &c. paper .
Best sSau.mn Hooks and Ewes lie. card
Pine T"llled Tapes lc. piece. -
Best English Hair Pins lc package
Pearl and Fancy Buttons, very low. -
SIX velvets loo whole niece
Wide SIX \eivets, 7c yard -
Toilet Goods full assortment
Dous, Toys. and Fancy Goods. -
Nos and 9 cord-eige Ribbons &c. yard.
Kinney
Lots Of Fancy Ribbons, Sc. t., zoe. yard
eros gram Ribbons &C. Sc, Sc iOc. yard -
wm. kinney.
corner Sthst -
corner 18th st
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6elp Uante5

VSrAETED-A tiue, tidy English man waiter !;
w must have gOn. sLG be OF "a
wages s95. Apply a, PROTESTANT hOME 81 REAU. 3
6la-aye- lour doOIs above lOih-ss
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MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Stated quarterly
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