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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-17

At last the combination between the two
great rival telegraph companies of the couu
try-the Atlantic and Pacific and the Western
Union-seems TO be broken, aud hot com
tition has grown up between them. The
Western Union now sends dispatches 10 the
East for % cents, where few months age
we had TO pay three or four times thai
amount. The recent election TO the directory
~ the Western Union Of Thomas n Scott
John w. Garrett, Hugh Jewett and other
capitalists, while Messrs. Gould, Huntington,
Ames, Atkins ana Dodge remain in the same
connection, indicates the prosecution OF Wig
orous aggressive movements, backed by
plenty of capital and immense railroad innu-
ence. The transfer OF the telegraph lines of the
Baltimore & Ohio and Ohio & Mississippi
railways to the Atlantic & Pacific Company
is of itself sufficiently significant of great
stride in the affairs of the opposition tele-
graph.
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Miscellaneous.

The Khedive of Egypt having formally
confirmed his fathers gilt OF the famous
obe.isk known as Cleopatra's Needle to
England, measures are being taken for its
removal to London.
Stanley, the African explorer, has letter
in the London Daily Telegraph dated Aug,
18Th in which he announces that he has COM
ple.ely surveyed Lake Tanganyika.
In spite of the order of President Diaz, of
Mexico, that Cortins, the noted brigand OF
he Rio Grande recently arrested at Matamo-
ras, should be sen: to the city of Mexico, the
military court at Matamoras ordered him to
be shot, General Canales, however, agrees
to obey the order of Diaz, though it is not
believed that Cortena will be allowed to
reach the capital alive.
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A BIC JOHN that portion of Hayes in
augural referring TO the cancellation OF the
south there Is no clause more signilcan. than
the following:
In the important work OF restoring Inc
South. il ia not the political situation that
merits attention. The material development
of that section Of the country has been arrest
ed by the social and political revolution
through which i, has passed, and now needs
and deserves the considerate care of the ma
tionsl Government within the just limits pre-.
scribed by the Constitution and wise public
economy.
Ifthis does not mean hundred millions
tor Tom SCOTS job, and big appropriations
annually for all other schemes. like the Bra
lillian Steamship line, the Mississippi levees,
and river and hsrbor Improvements, it does
not mean anything. 49, q.
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Bob Ingersoll is at Washington and oil
course sympathizes heart and soul with
Blame in his opposition TO the threatened
pacific. auti.bloody shut policy of Haye,
towards the south. H. V. Redfield, the Wash
i.gton correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mereidl, very loyal republican sheet, writes
tina. "Bob says freely that Hayes Is develop
ing into an Andy johnson with maryelOrt
rapidly; that he is doing in week wha, |
look Johnson a year to get around to-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-17

Senator Grover Of Oregon Is DESTROYS that
his action IN the Cronin case should be in.
vestigated, and has procured the passage of
resolution providing for the investigation.
AS Morton, Cameron, Mitchell, and Hoar are
among the members of the committee to
which /. was referred, the work ought to be
done without evasion or fiinching.
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Lot Morrill,, of Maine, whose brief tour as
secretary OF the treasury brough, him as little
profit as distinction, on making poor mouth
to Hayes, was kindly pensioned Off with the
Portland custom house, thus becoming an
understrapper of his successor in the cabinet
One Of the unbiquitous washburn family
Israel high;-had to be displaced 10 make
room fur him.
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Hayes, like his predecessor Grant. is 4
Methodist. but instead Of attending the pre-
tentious Metropolitan church with father
Newman "a chaplain in ordinary. enjoying g
steady pull at the public ,est, His Fraudu
lency attends The liiils Foundry Church
around tie co'aer, nsar lhe White House.
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\ howl of disappointment ascends from
the legal fraternity of New York. The Van
dcrbilt heirs have had a meeting and come
to an smicsblc agreement as to the division
of the old mans estate, concluding 10 divide
It among themselves rather than among the
attorneys. The only lone who got a bite Is
said to have been Evarts, whom the discon
tented heirs had paid $4,000 10 begin the
irht
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New Hampshire held an election for state
officers last Tuesday, and as usual the state
went republican. That is, the republican
candidate for Governor was elected by about
sOOe majority, but the democrats have elected
one of the three congressman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-17

IA Eastern speculator passed through the
low lands of Missouri and Kansas, purchas
ing all sheep afflicted with iootrot, paying
% to 50 cents hea II drove u EN- 10 Den
yer, when It was discovered tina the dry sand
had eradlcaied the disease, and In many case:
A new honr had form d.
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Joe Cobourn, tbs Pusilist, convicted in q
New York court for shooting with intent TO
kill q policeman, has been sentenced to the
pcni,en,iary for the term OF ten year..
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Spain.

A special to the London Standard from
Madrid says tae journals of that city express
marked displeasure at the appointment of
Evarts and Schurz to positions in the new
cabinet They say both have supported the
Cuban flibusters in the United States, and
they entertain fears of the result of their &C
cession TO power.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern Question.

The chief interest in the Eastern question
at present centers at London. Gen. Ignallefj
has been at Berlin, Vienna, and Paris and
obtained a general concurrence IN the Rus|
sun proposal in regard to Turkey, so that to|
make 1t unanimous ard affective on the part OF
the powers nothing further is needed but thd
assent of England. Ignatief is therefore al
London laboring to bring England over I'd
the views of the Car. What Russia asks Isl
in substance, that the powers shall agree ID
maintain the settlement insisted upon at thd
conference, and to urge it upon the porte
The formula was agreed upon at Paris on
Monday. 1t contains no engagement to usd
coercion against Turkey in any form. Th}
powers are simply to employ diplomatic inI
huence in favor of the reforms decided by thd
conference to be necessary. When all th(
powers have signed the protocol it is to I'D
presented to Turkey for assent. IF the porte
refuses, Russia, with the aid of any other OF
the other powers, will be at liberty to inter
vene; but If the porte assents, demobillza
ton both Of the Russian and Turkish armies
is at once to follow. The English cabinet has
already held two meetings, but fails to como
to decision. Disguise it as they will, the
assent of England would be assent to the adj
rogation OF the treaty of Paris and thd
aban Comment of England's attitude as thd
defender of Turkey against Russian aggres
sion. Meantime Turkey is plying England
with dispatches giving details of extensive
reforms the sultan is carrying out in all parts
of his domlnions, SO as to leave neither Rus
STA or any of the powers cause for complaint
while, per contra, pro Russian accounta
abound IN recitals of new horrors by tho
BashiBazouks against the Christians IN Bos
ina and Armenia equal to the worst horrord
of a year ago in Bulgaria. The English
cabinet seem to be in sad strait on the sub
Ject.
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Sullivan, charged with the murder Of Han
ford, in Chicago year ago and on whose
trial for the offense soon afterwards the jury
disagreed, has had second trial and last
Friday nigh, the iary brough, in verdict OF
lacouittal
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OUR CLUBBING

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The offer il open to old subscribers or new
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RemIttances may be made through money or
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Yorkylle has four saloons and one church
.sys the Neiri.
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England.


A deadly explosion occurred at the WorI
cester coliery near Swans, on the 9Th. About
20 lives were lost
The grain market up to Monday showed
no new features. Grain continued dull
though without change IN price, except
maize which Is little lower on account OF
late liberal arrivals
The rinderpest has appeared near Grims1
by, Lincolnshire, and the foot and mouth
disease in Cheshire, Somersctshire and
Flintshire.
A pan presbyterian convention is to be held
at Edinburg from July I'd to 9th.
The Colorado potato bug has been discov.
cred alive at Bremen on goods brought from
New York.
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Italy.


The pope delivered an allocution in the
consistory of the Vatican on Monday, in
which he passed IN review the events since
1870, and said Italy took forcIble possession
of Rome at an epoch when the generous ma
ton was IN sore distress. He declared that
of means Of administering the church, and
left him only the liberty granted by ordinary
laws He lamented his inability to prevent
immortality and irreligion from permeating
society. In conclusion, he pronounced con-
clliation impossible, and appealed to the
foreign bishops to incite the faithful to the
good work of inducing their governments to
take the position Of The holy see into consid-
Grafton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-17

A recent proposal in the French chambers
tor the extension Of the Notifications of
Paris elected from Berlin peremptory de-
claration that such an undertaking would he
considered a CASTS beAi.
The commission appointed by tho French
academy of sciences to investigate in regard
to the phylloxera, make dismal report
They say most Of the richest wine districts in
France have been ravaged by the insect
bringing poverty and misery in place of
comfort and affluence. The commission
make various recommendations, but have no
reliable remedy to propose.
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To COFrcxpondents.

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should be addressed TRs EdtfOr Of TAs Sag. Those
relating it, business departments should be al
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in either case, TO Individual name, VII prevent
provoking delays.
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The French Elections.

The elections I'm France on November for
half of the councillors-geneTala AID council
lors of ACCOMPLISHMENTS seem to have result
ed In another victory for the republicans
The importance of the contest arises from
the fac: that the successful candidates will be-
come in 1879 senatorial electors, aud the con-
troll of the upper house thus depends largely
on its result Returns received late last night
show that the republic aus have gained s.
seats, with -6s districts ye. 10 be heard from.
Whether their majority is so distributed as
TO be OF any especial advantage to them, or
whether 10 viii be reduced to inconsiderable
proportions by later returns, ere ques. ions
which day or two will answer. But their
victory Is Independent OF these considsra-
tons. IL consists IN the fact that they have
at least been able u hold their own in spite
OF all the cOrrupting influences brought
to bear by the mOnarchisls. NJ. De
FourtOU is a model political worker
In the election for GepIties, by fraud and op-
preston he increased the mOnarchIst vote by
over coo, OJ1. But he has failed ia the end,
and he and his colleagues are compreneod
ing more and more the full extent OF their
defeat. In iSI6 the number of republicans
officially declared elected was &9j: but when
corrupt elections had been thrown out AMI
vacancies filled, the republicans found them
selves in possession of 363 seats. Now, if
they increase in the same ratio on the Off
cial announcement OF their saccessIai cam.
dates In the election of October II, Gamoatta
will not be far wrong in his prediction that
400 republicans would sit in the hOus &c o.
deputies. But, whether their majority is in
creased or not, they have fail control of the
lower house; and there is good reason for be-
lieviDg that the opposition majority in the
senate, which dissolved the house last June,
has now entirely disappeared.
Dispatches from France purp0rt to give the
names OF the members OF the n ~ ministry
TO be appointed by Marshal MacManon 1t
is comICSed Of men as hostile in opinion IL
the majority as the present incumbents; the
only circumstance that makes them less
offensive Than those whom tney succeed, is
tnat they have not as yet actively attacked
the republic. This ministry, If appointed,
will evidently be merely one of transition
more fitting gOvernm eat than Its preie-
cessor To meet and carry Oh business with
the present house of deputies. bat utterly
unable 10 stand for any time againss an
overwhelming hostile sentiment which has
already overthrown a ministry whose con-
yictions were nearly the same with its own.
This appointment will give MacM ihon
breathing time, and In II he will perhaps
determine what his future course shall be,
whether he viii favor Francs with a min
lstry from the left, resignation or a coup
Srefdf
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FOR SALE.

F3k SALE very fac, solid Rosewood, upright
PIANO f0R1 Z, star offce no1S St IfsT
E0R SALE ar BA &C AIN-oae 5 spring
eour ONE Side seT ss' ss
firm III Spring OnS Coal GART Farm WAGONS o.
avenue, opposite Hay Market. move St.
sn ihIee aeR gsSgs & s, .ns gentle
lain ke 8, and the contents of the Stable IN
Anorg them are = very b An some brown, 6NA
AND endurance; can road Y miles hour upol her
cou1ase; has shown trials Of Az; sired Oolfax ne
one very .ty lish, b gh bred, dappIe gray saddle
HObsE, kind for lady TO drive, and will show all
galts nnde. saddle bred in Kentucky. Also. one
heavy; flowing name and fsil, superior action and
suitable for coupe or family purposes. All warrant
ply at prvate stabs rear OF 8l2 I2,h st. n W nc 81.
FOR sALE1F,ne PAR tlak Cgues HORsEs
- and ABNEss. Inquire of JOHN n OTHE rs
HEAD. corner ~ and streetss.w. npv5 In
FOR sALE-E!GHT COWS, HORSE AND
I pHS og1n; Cans AID MILK Rsu'e; Apply az
Boundary streets. bovs 6is NA
FOB sALE-IwO HORSES, through sickness
= OF the ow.er; one Shiftis g top BUGGY,
Ban snks ey A A. JSy ts: Bsrne.s Robes
Saddle mare; shows ell gais saddle, end an ex
ceiient harness ma e; warranted sound and kind,
other is very fast horse; can trot 10 20 ia eondi
ton; has no record and is sound aud kind in all
offer r. fuss d; do not sish to be snSoyeS be ioeke2s
Apply A. owners private stable, in rear OF No o
18th .treet northwest. novs-st.
Valuable MARE FOR sALE-Hand.5me,
y.u.Sle snm.i st sna bs s1ssk "s 5slt,s
RlAGE. DOWNEYS stables, 18th street, GA
near 4. novsG'
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Inc large majority by which the Silver
Dill PASSED the House yesterday would indi-
cate that Congress is pretty badly infected
with the silver craze, and that the chances
for defeating the bill are not favorable But
IL must be considered that the vote was taken
In a thin House, and that many Of those who
voted for the bill did so for "bunkum," and
In the expectation that the Senate would re-
Ject the measure. This bill provides for the
coinage OF the silver dollar OF 1881, and il
makes this coin a legal tender for all debts
and dues, public and private, except where
Otherwise provided by contract. Should
This bill become law, silver can be used in
the payment Of all United States bonds
and other securities which declare upon their
face that they are to be paid in "coin."
OF course this would have most depressing
influence upon the value of public securities,
and would at once raise the cry In Europe,
where these securities are largely held, tn at
the United States had repudl lated its debt.
Inc argument made by the silver men is
that the silver dollar was a legal-tender at
the time the greater part of the public debt
was contracted-that silver was not demone-
tized until 1873, and consequently that the
payment of the debt in silver will be a COM
plance with the terms OF the contract On
the other hand 1t is pointed out that the silver
dollar was really out OF circulation, and was
Lot looked upon either by Congress or the
purchasers Of the bonds as the "coinr In
which the debt was agreed To be paid.
There can be no doubt that the passage OF
The silver bill will have a disastrous effect,
both upon the national credit, and upon pri-
vate business. The silver coin is nuisance
now In trade, from its weight, bulk and
abundance. Every purchaser aud every
seller receives ii with the same reluctance
that the clumsy old copper cent "of our dad
dies was received in It's time The drug
that II Will become as legal tender in gem
eral circulation can be conceived
The tax upon dogs in such of the counties
In Virginia asEave adopted IT has proved so
successful, both in the way OF revenue and
as protection for sheep, that Que of the
Richmond papers advocates the enactment
OF stale dog tax as a most efficient means
OF raising funds to- preserve the state solven-
'cy and I'M her oct Of deot Ills a wonder
that Congress In It's ingenious searches for
some new mode OF applying the wrench of
taxation TO the people Of this District never
thought OF & dOg tax. There g re more dogs
IL Washington than In COnstantiuopls and
tax upon them would realize something
handsome.
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Ready-Made Department.

Ready-Made Department.
OVERCOATS.
Blue OvERCOATs, fast colors,
For SO, $40, and 80.
FALL ovERCoATs for $40 and SIS.
HEAVY BROWN oysRCOArs for $40 and SIS
FINE BROWN ovERCoATs
For SIS, SIS, So, d SIS.
HEAVY BLUE ovERCOATs for sI4 AID SO.
HEAVY BLACK OvERCOATs from slO to SIS.
FUR BEAVER and ELYsIAN ovEaooArs,
From go to Sss.
sURTOUTs.
LONG CLOAKs.
TALMAS from $40 to SIS.
BLUE LIVERY OvERCOATs. fas. colors,
For S7aso and $50.
BROWN LIVERY OvEkCoATs, now in wo.k.
HEAVY ULsTRRs, from ssto 81.
PLAID ULsTERs for SIS.
BLACK ULsTEHs for $40
CALI HAIR and vICUEA ULsTER5.
vICuEA LIVERY OvKRCoATJ, SIS.
CLOSING OUT LOTS OF
MINIS OvKRCOATs and rALMAs Tor S.,
BOYS ovERooATs for 81.
avONE PRICE ONLY
GEO. G. HENNIN9.
rovs fr No. {1l Seoe,sfh sfraef.
NEW YORK AvENUE HOTEL.
~ CsHeT lAh sirsss al NSE York are
aasEipsto ID q
R.A HUMPHREYS. novs -
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PORTRAIT OF SENATOR NORTON;
picture of the serensie given Mr.. Tidsn By hts
friends; .yativty Of Eastern War SkstC ues; al US
traiions Of the Frank Leslie Trans Continental Eek
cursion; portrsts of distingn hsi forsigner-. an
two capital Comic pictures: ina all Thirty-twO
illustrations. Ask Tor FRANK LEsLlE'S
Illustrated Newspaper, No. IIJJ. Now
re.dy.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB RENT-
Bra,.ars n Wa--r. AhNAh Et S1 4 M,y,,,,,.
ele street northwest
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issue on the LIST and l5th Of esch month "BuI-
letin OF al property for sale snG or ny tcoks
wnicn can DC bad on application 1T Hy OF oo, VIII
be cent By mail n def 90.
Auction Sales
ON moNDAY, Nov. 25lh, at 40 .. m. JsS
6Iosing out sale of the real estate Of David A
BAL, commencing WEDNESDAY, 0ct. 3IsG, az
For iull particulars advert semeat In Evening
Star.
Loans.
f63OO st
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Eoh mn - e.nl 4, hi. Se'i Furnished
.reetseie far i!y. No ais ifh street northwest,
ic1 coo n"rth q PEN givsniA avenue, opposite
shei here Builing Re'ererces exch 'ng-d octIs I'm
FOR sALE Oh BENT-v.laab,e FARM OF 50
y = rec ~ miles northwest OF Blsdss-bnrs,
cTe'hus Of |, rooms cutbu ldngs d ten tut h use;
once os,-is I'm
FOR eALE-nwELLING HOUrE No AIS ~
str et norths est; Is ron modern conveniel c-s
Inquire n the pre- ises ocrfa In
ftOk bENT- sDdss,un-ty E4saeu PARI.sk
" kUc Chamber. Al O Dining Room and Kitchen
desired: Reality the test family small terms mo
trste srd references exehsI sed. ll21 llth street
norfh"est &C Il In.
EUk hENT-sIohk with fixtures, corner a
u Nees' chusetts avenue and 18Th street north
wet agcod location tor - drug re Inquire az
pr. J. NtLTsR, 1O1I street n.~. octs I'm.
E0R BEEI-ho el4 nta s'Te 4 uorthwF 81, near
Il War. Navy and Sac Departments, aud conye-
nent 90 h. tels, elegant fARL0RS, suite or SIN
gle, and other Rooms. Breakfast furnished IL de-
strtd. octs- I'm
LNOR bENT-The RESIDENCE Of A M1iletf
Il corner OF Pennsyl anis avenue and 15tn street
northwest; contains fifteen rooms, exclusive Of par
tries, store rooms, bathrooms and water closets;
handsomely furnished. snd will be rented fsvors
bic terms 70 . good tenant. Apply on the pre-
mises saplf-Sm
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4rcroge slroTn Daily Circulation orer
1860 eiHg more fsGR three times that
or any other daily PAPER IN Washington.
and more than that Of all the others added
fOoffLeF.
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EXTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS.

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
BRODREaD a. CO.,
8J9 Pe1r. avs-J e, between nth aud 10Th streets,
are nov Uffering
All NoTl Winter Bun'ins, mloufa-t IT ed by the
he-t French -1a7u's iur-r IN this co ~, at IN
eNces dlbED , " price OF 81 tents per ari. Tn's,
Gods Sre perfect CO or ard tex ure. AID vOul
v,UJ .LaaS ~ ~ -Gis per sid. They are ,fsring
slso heir ~. gst1 mi popular Burton Xii GIoses
A 20 one & II heautifll Era1es Lyoss Grps
Graiu Black : X ever sold IN the ma ket n : rs.
recently E,rTh : =. with mplete II gck Of sncy
ST q -aple Dsy q - - eau IL lor pTic = lt will
pay Cis- buyers Of frS cidSS Goods q pnrchsse Of
RHODHEtD & CO.,
nOy6-r g59 PeHssyi antd Arenae.
CARPETS! CARPETSl CARPETS!
HEAVY DEDUCTION IN OARPETsl
Read the FOIIoring LOr Prices:
Cotteee Ca-ps,s sold at 3Dc , now L.,
Cottage Carpets sold az sos, Now 2Sc
Ingram Car pets sold at SOC, NOW S5e.
lng. an carpets sod at 55c 4lc
In.r ain Gar pets sold at tic SOC
Ingram Carpets sOld at 75c now Coo.
ing ain Carpets sold at s7c NOW Zoe.
Brussels Carp t. cold ut 8 Is, now 9Oc.
Brussels Rugs from SOC. up
msk,s.
NO COMMON AUCTION CARPETS IN OUR
STOCK.
@. N. TOWSON u CO..
noS-eotr GIG Pa. ar., south side. near eth s..
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SILKS, EOURErTS, CASHMEREs,
CLOAKS, sHAwLs, COBsETs,
FRENCH mERINOES, sERGEs.
And ali o, her DRESS GOODS in great variety, and
a New YORK prices.
400 pieces of LUPlNS MOURNING GOODS.
CGaPn NsILS, kNGLl "a URSPEs, and all other
Mourning Goods Of tn h. st quality.
c0rpe,e stock of LYONS BLACK SILK VEL
NEIs, In all the various wi-ths, from 81 Per yard
Up
e. One PTlcs Org
w. N. SINISTER & BBO.,
1t 9I9 Pennsylvania arenue.