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Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Monroe.

We paid short visit 10 Monroe this week.
Going out On Monday and returning on We'd
nesday. We did not iind business very bri-k,
lut Were informed that il was quite lively
last Saturday. Few OF tie merchants seemed
disposed 10 make any effort TO extend their
business in this direction, or to regain any Of
hat which they once had in this parsh-a,
leas, they did not insist on advertising in the
BEAcoN-but they appear to be reaching on,
after the trade Of the pine hills on the west
with great energy.
Of course, we stopped with our genial
friend Col. Trousdale. of the Monroe House,
for we always - where we can feel ike We
are at home-and then it i the only place in
the city where We can run our face for board
and lodging, but you needn't tell him We said
so nor try il yourself either.
See here, when you 20 TO Monroe 10 buy
dry-gcods, go To Morris Rooss, on DeSiard
street, and tell him we sen, tyou there-don {
forget ii-but you needn't tell him to charge
the goods To our account, for he don't do bust
ness that way. And If you want any books,
stationery and notions Just step over 10 Bryce
Rills's-its JUS, across the way-and if Bryce
is not in. Just call for Ed and he will wait on
you as politely as dancing master.
We, Of course, dropped in at the Telegraph
office and had short social cLai with Mac,
and learned tina, he was Just about in our fix
plenty Of work. but Ii;ile cash for il.
Friend Peters has built him a very large
shop and furniture store. south Of the court
house on Grand street. moved into ii and gone
to work like bee. We stepped into his new
house, bat he vas not in. lie has very
good stock OF furniture, and is well prepared
10 DO all kinds Of cabinc, work.
We were very much gra,iied 10 learn that
the Ouachita Female College was in 4 pros
porous condition, coming fully mp 10 tie most
ssmsuine expectations OF il founder, Rev. }.
Lane Borden, in the number oi students. 1t
has an efficient corps Of teachers IN all lis
departments, our esteemed lrierd Rev. l.. [.
Kellis being among TIE number.
On Tuesday night we attended a meeting
at the Baptist Church, and had the pleasure Of
listening TO a very able and ediying OBSCURE
from the eloquent and jealous pastor Rev. W.
c. Finley, on the sui jcct Of "a better country
Upon the whole, We spent very rleasan,
time wiki our ne!ghbors Of Onachira. although
we accomplished nothing IN lie way Of bust
ness.
While there we had the pleasure Of form
Ing the acquaintance Of Mr.. Walker, Of the
Vienna Sentinel, whom we found 20 be a
very pleasant and aiiable young gentleman.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
OBITUARY..
MAGGIE A. BAIRD vas born in Alabama
March sih, 1861. and died of swamp fever IN

MAGGIE A. BAIRD vas born in Alabama
March eIh, 1861. and died of swamp fever IN
kichlauj parish. Louisiana. "u Sun.."i. sop
tciubrr "JtL, i>-7, after IA Illness OF only
TWO days.
There are ,imcs when Ia" n.ni = too
much oycrpowerct 10 give u',crance :" Tie
.orrow Of tie hcaff. and jhh, II l. with Us;
and there are times when thr grri-etf.c"ch
son, can md relief alone iu communion WIN
IT. Makcr aud human sympathy seems 1"t
hollow n.ocSery; and thus. We feel II NUT ne
with tie tIr.c.. afflicted mother who nouru>
the los Of Il darling daughter, and Tie KIND,
atirctouatc br.t!,crs and sisters who have
watched the n-ht face from ihs eyes 81 AN
ido!izrd sister aud seem .,i lovely iof" iaid
away ia The dark. cold grave, br-iie those "i
a loved father aad lro;hcr-anJ we are mate
IN the presence Of such ruiuuud SUri
Bat there I, cou.oiatlou To- the iciI,vcr IN
Chust even in this dark hour oi Addiction;
hopc-ves. - positive a-surancc-ihat beyond
the grave there - "A better land: land Of
rest, Of peace. Of lgA, OF joy and Of ME ever
lasting. where there VII b" DO more parting,
40 more sickness. no more death, 40 more
sorrow. for 'Gud Mi. - pc all tears from our
eyes and Jesus Viii he iher". AMI "r VIII
be Ike HIM Cd, glorious t'o..-L', blessed
hope, cchso.!u- prrnh-e! AID haN" we n'l
the cheering hope thai our dear Maggie VIII
hc there iun, iha. when Chri-t comes 10 make
up His ie'e.s >!r Nil be cite 81 tie bright
ct cf the cluster HAT though
Death lie, on her lac an un,iu"'y frr>;
iron the ~ e,.rc>t flower Cd. ai III" held.
whrn The san Of riel,,au>me-- shall shine
upon lhi- dark world If our-. -hc viii irln@
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Religious.

Pgr<EYTraiAX.-Rcv d. A. Campbell vii
nre,ch rp,nlarlv 3, Alto on the lst Sabbath
IN each month: AZ Union Church on Ba,kin
RiIoe. in F,ank'in Pa. on the thlfd Sab
hath. at Rayvire on the fourth sabbath;
Regular appointment, Tor Preaching 81 me
Baptist Church at RayviiIc i the iir-i sunday
~ ra-h month aud Saturday night before.
Rev. l. {. Kcu!s Pastor.
Tho appointments Of The Ravvilie C'rc"''
". F.. Church South are - i"''ows Girard.
the first Sunday in each month; Rayyiiir the
second. Aho the ,hirl. and Union the fourth.
L. II. NcClendon. j. {.
Prayer meeting at RayyiIie every 'iii'
Sunday.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
4 Correction.

We have been informed that crowd o.
evil.di-posed persons rode of from the camp
ground at Midway, few nights SINCE hrins
off pistols and that the report mas zone o"'
tina, Thos. f.. Davies, Ben Williams and
others associated with them were tie TarueS
enoared in this unbecoming and uncivi'lzed
condpc, and our informant asks VS. 10 correct
This report, assuring us that The boys named
,y.r- NOT in the couu,ry a, the time of tie
occurrence. nor for several day previous.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
F5tsAit4lateaBs atott,
Agents OF the Beacon.

RowELL & tHEsNaS, ST. Louis Mo. are
our authorized Agents 10 contract for adver-
Using for the BEACON.
s. VI. PErrIyGILL 4 Co., 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street. New York, are our
authoriZen agents for n. Y.
II. p. HCcEARD, Advertising Agent. New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
ments for the BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
San.nn % 1917.

For Insurance on Ga Horse>. Gus ant
f.a,hirsrg. Co.ioa. IL lat. Sad or BG!',
Stored in IN house, ur cotton pens: also upon
Merchandise. Store bun iru->, Dwellings.
and kitchen furniture. apply al the
rime.tried and hfe-ie,tcd agency Of f. K
/. :. Bchcu, Monroe. La.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Sheriff S Sale.

William H. Trueove } State Of Louisiana,
-. No. ~ : Parish Of chiand.
Peter kccoul.y. Parish Court.
BIZ virtue OF "A writ of ii. ia. issued from
the lIonl Parish Courr. in aud for The parish
Of Richiand, State Of Louisiana. in the above
enriied and numbered suit and 10 me directed,
have seized and vi C;ier for sale al the door
Of the court house in said parish, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Cc:oio, 1877.
a, public auction, TO the last and highest bid
der and within the hours OF sale, tie follows
ing described properly. TO wit:
Tie East lalf of the South West quarter Of
Section Eve (5). Township Sixteen 90
North, Range Six (6) East, containing Eighty
$50 acres, more or les.
Terms Of salc-Ca>h, without the benefit Of
appraiscIneui.
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Of.cc. RayviIir, La,
September st, le11-Gt
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

a., friend n. C. skip Sith, ronduc'or on
,.y SIS T. r. r., has some one 10 con-
.,,., him over the remainder of Iife's rugged
-, anil we are sure That, if tie will only
-. himself to her sii'iancr, he viii i:nG
49, .,,,,ao,,et Of the journey far more pleas
49,, ,ba, over which he has already
.....a Tn orher words, lie WIS "'TF'e" ''s'
wednesday evening, at 'he new bap'.'
:, Monroe. to Miss Bette 5. Richard
-. Laughter of DR.. 7. P. Richardson Of 'iia'
c;,v Father Mcclure, the pat 'a''h o, the
p,n,;., flock a, Monroe oii'''a''"2i an" we
ore assured by those who were present that
:. '.s br,lliau. affair, AMI that the house.
... crowded with the friends OF Tie ""PIy
We" We have no, the pleasure OF per-
s" "a, acquaintance with the BRIDE but have
49,, ,.s.r,nce of those who are capa''e Oh
u, ~ ,ha, size is ore of the 'hfe'' a"d most
' '"s OF the many fair and accom-
'''' ,'.r daughters Of Monroe May prove
p'', .'r.c, nnion of hearts and their united lie
80 If nnalcyed happiness
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
HIGHEST AWARDS Al CENTENNIAL
FXuIDIT[ON. THOUSANDS Or FAM.
iIrS - ~. .riiI.Ni
Valuable Lands for Sale!
With q Large Deadening,

VGyHE LARGE tract Of Land known as tie
.'Small Deadening' in Township 10, X 3
East. containing in all about 400 acres. VIII
be sold cheap, situated in Richland Parish,
Also valuable Cypress Brake together
with other rmbered lands, situated in Qua
cLi,a Parish.
For further particulars apply 70
WILEY 2. MANGllAM,
.Rayville, L..
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
g;;riIGcen Gio,lars.

S,ec'n terms auI extra Inducements 70
mat, ant f-ma,. agents, store keepers. g..
County rights given To srar agents free.
Samples OF sewing. descriptive circulars ccn>
tanning terms. testimonials. eugrayIus~. etc
.cut free. Allmrury s,n iu Post. .Icr Morcy
Orders, Drafts, Of hy ENprc>>. are perfectly
,crarc. Safe dcn:cry Of eoot> guarantee ed.
Al orders. commune atoms, etc must be
addressed Ia the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.,
24O3 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa,
l.. ..tI ~ -fv
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
REDMCUTH SHOPS,
W. 7. Farnswor:h, Proprietor
RslnCr .nIifl, md NynnLUnrL

Of al hiHts. ~u,h 81. uiaSng aud r"laiui . g!
Carriages. uu--ir-, WAGONS, Faruiu. In, .c-
mcut>, etc etc. executed IN woramanu.c
sry- ON -Lof, rot.r ;.nj A. reasonable Vri,~>.
by experienced GERMAN MECHANICS.
Citizens Of R!chaud parish will hnd 1t 10 Incjr
interest go cAamiar oar woiA and .can irice-
before purchasing or ordering work tonr else
), here. OG,y tie very best ma'r'!1i used.
NeImou'h, La. Nag l.ih. l~7..-ly
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

E-g"Oid sewing machines repaired AMI
put m good order NJ he Sewing Machine
Emporium OF J. +. * I. j. BvDen, Monroe,
La
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
FOR SALE,

-Qn ACRES Of good land, in FIVE miles of
,)i}D Ba,.for. Morehou-e Parish situated
IA Gam swamp; 100 acres in cultivation
cn,ir, ly above the ove, 1ow ct 81 and 1876.
(iooi school aud .luloh t.; the neishborhood.
Price $1,000, one quarter ca-h. the balance
in tlr,.c equal annual payments.
Any further information can be had N this
Office. May 20, lS7G-tG.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Local BreVieics.

Beautiful and pleasant weather this week.
The Rayville gin must be getting plenty Of
work, for it is running of nights.
Thanks 10 the editor of the Ouach,a Tele
graph for his complimentary notice Of us.
The wind commenced blowing from the
north on Thursday morning, and gaze US
slight touch of autumn weather
Ii is ano;tcr boy, weighed nine pounds, and
Geo. {. Purvis is the happy father. Both
mother aud son are doing well, and George
says the latter is as IA, as a cub.
A good deal of silver is circulating abou'
tie country, and people are beginning to com
plain about lis being too unhandy 10 carry
Well take all you will bring us. gentlemen.
Cotton is beginning to move more rapidly.
There were number Of bales left Oh the
platforms between here and Monroe last We'd
nesday for want Of means of transportation.
"A new paper is to lie started at Monroe on
the 18th inst, under tie name OF The Week
iy Observer" TO be edited by Rev. J. Lane
Borden and Thos. A. Garrett, Esq both Of
whom are ennenily qualified to tis-LaIge
the duties they have assumed.
The Southern Culiva,or for October is on our
table, which reminds as that our planters do
not read such journals much as il seems to
us they should. This jor rnal contains informa
ton the value Of which can hardly be estima-
ted, while the price is only g. 10 a year. W.
L. Jo,.es, Publisher, Athens, Ga.
A good corn crop has been made ard the
price is estimated at four bits bushel, but we
propose to take four bushels for each years
subscription due us on the BEAcoS. So. gen
tIemen, here is an opportunity 10 pay YOU
subscriptions easy and cheap. Will you do
in If
Rayvile Society has lost one Of lis most es-
Unable members in the person OF Mrs. VI
Z. Scott, who left here last week, 10 take
charge of schoo, somewhere down on Blark
river. The ktndest wishes Of large circle
of ffieu,ls, to whom she enceared herself by
her modes, aud amiaJle deportment during
long residence in our town, attend her and her
little ones wherever they so.
Pe,erson's Magazine, enc Of the hes; La ;
Books published is on our table for Novem-
Der. The principal steel engraving Little
Red Riding Hood is rarely beautiful; so.
a,so. are It's mammoth cnlored steel fashion
Mate. designs for patchwork and ralcrrs; but
we have rot time to nici ton all lis e1cel>
,eoc;es. Its best recommendation Is seeing
!, Great inducements are offered to subscrl-
hers for next year. See advertisement.
During our visit to Monroe this week we
saw the interior of the new Baptist Church OF
,,,., city for the fl ST ,ilue and found il 10 be
:, ,e,fec, harmony With the exterior. lis
.,r,no-ment is sufficient evidence Of the
architects (Mr. Nelson's) knowledge of
..o,s,;cs. while the beauty and fini.h OF the
entire buiIding reflects credit upon himself.
Mr.. Hasey, who paid for tue work, aud her
.,o,r.y. Col. Robert Richardson, who had
s,e general supervision of the work Ii Is
one of the pretriest and most completely IN,
-, ,,ouses OF worship IN the State, ard
.o,,,, he an ornament 10 any city.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
NOTICE, Of AGministratiG n.

PARISH - EICHLAND.
Succession Of Drrd Il. Moore DECD,
Whereas. Frank Hatch has filed in the { flee
of tie Clerk Of the | lth District Court, in and
for SAID Parish Of RicLlaud. his arp!ication fer
the administration o: ihc estate Of David Il.
Moore. dcccascG-
Now, therefore, unless opposition re made
thereto within ten NW days from the date
hereof, the said Franz lla'ch viii he appoint
ei administrator Of the said estate 81 David Il.
Moore, deceased, 9oco,ding 10 law.
Witness MY oihci~i signature ana seal o.
(>caO jiIice, ilis .9jh day Of September, A @.
l.. lH71.
j. NEWT. PITTS,
C.e,E ll'h DIST. Courj.
Ravville. La, Sept. -. ls77.-2t.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Money Saved is Money Made.
When Won want a good Sewing Machine
GO TO BEHEN,

When Won want Sewing Machine cheaper
,Lau vou can set j, elsewhere, 20 10
BEHEN.
Wien you wan, Machine on easy terms.
90 TO BEilEN.
When yon wan. NeeclcS, OIL and Attach
neut,, or old Machines repaired, 20 to
BEHEN.
We guarantee satisfaction AMI 20 sell Ma
chimes cheaper thfn they can be iad etse>
where. Try Us. J. L. 4 T. J EElitN.
Jro 4 Ilcinl"r, Esq, Tax Assessor tor
Rihiaud parish. j. our authorized aEonti"r
the entire parish. to- collect all dues ant re-
ceive and receipt for new Subscriptions TO tie
EEAcoN. We will place III his hands the
accounts of those VITO are in AREAS, aud
hone that they will all be prepared 10 settle
with hin when he calls On them 70 a>>ess
their taxes. u
Sewing Machine Need =. zoe. Ter d"2ci
all EAT I. Dehcn'-. Monroe. uov2p-u
!. +. Behen, Monroe, Ia, i agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. Al
orders by malt promptly attended 70. Jan
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

No Notice Of application for
Administration Of IL Succession
will hereafter be inserted In
this paper unless Ii il :iccOmp;l-
MED with $500: nor will 40.
tices Of Final Settlements DC
published until all dues arc
paid.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
8 8 8 8 s 8 8 s 8

70 the Working Class.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with con
,,ant employment, at home, the whole OF The
time or for their spare moments. business
new. Heh, and profitable. Persons OF either
sex easily earn from so cents to - per even
ing. and proportional sum by devottnE Their
Who'll, time TO the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. HAT all VINO
see ihi, may send their address. and test the
cuisines, we make this Unparalleled offer: 10
such as arr not satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for The trouble of writing. Pun
particulars. samples worth several dollars To
commence work ON. and Il copy Of Ii me ard
fir,>!dc. one Of the largest and best Illustrated
Publications.. all soLtsi,ee 10y mail. header,
If you want permanent. profitable WORK, ad>
dIcs,. GLoRGE STISsuN X Co. Portland
Name. Jan. -. lS11-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
AN ORGAN OF THE PEOPLE,

in the treatment Of subjects involving me
interest oi ali. il j. not circumscrbcd 10y parry
lines IL ,l,ofr. the HERALD j. an earnest,
active. euterpri,ing, wide-awate Daily Paper,
under the management of experienced.
practical newspaper men. who al ~r1r" D."
aLor nor expense III improving u. and
charging is sphere of influence aid useful.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

4 very raTil, safe ani ,i>y WY 10 make
,nou,v. i. to procure territory 10 itro''"ce The
latest useful Invention that l. wani"i every
,ay. by every one, everywhere, who has
family. Gn ,zed sewing machine, wi'h
table. and trca 'le for only Eighteen DO. ar.
MANUFACTURED BT THE PEERLESS
MFG. co OF PHILADELPHIA.
boes the same work A. nla.hiue yon would
nav EIGHTY dollars fer. rapid, smooth and firm
v0rs. and MIXES ,r3m - stsong tie ci"i'i
will tear before hi -ji'rii-- rip apart. Agents
oniy need show them in operation 10 sell IN
ever, house they enter. thirty dollars All
inward, cleared daily by -'nari agents. y"
.,ch machine was ever offered AT any such
prize.
HIGHEST AWARDS Al CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION. THOUSANDS Or FAM
LIES USiNG THEM.
Demand increasing every day where Ihey
becon,e Known. Ministers. jrdges, iawvcr-.
editors. ,ai;urs macLui,ts. &c, recommend
Them a, perfect. Rights given free 20 ii'e'
appiicants. If ihrre j. no agency ~ y"''r
placr write for il or hay niarhine TOR Your
family or a relative; there j. rome better "f "a
cheap Nachirc- sent 10 all parts o. the
country. on receipt Of price, SIS. Head
al ver,i>e b-"irn,ng
sls-SEWlNG MACHINE-si8.
jane .. lS77-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
ADVERTISERS

vii find 'lar The Daily aud Weekly editions
OF the HERALD afford the means of reacEir.
\ large number Of the best cia>> Of readers in
almost every >ou'hen State particularly ia
Mississippi ani Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
RAYVlLLE. ...LCUISIANA,
Saturday, October g, 1877.

Please address all letters on
business connected with the
Beacon Office. and commune
cations intended for publ;c;a-
ton, TO the Beacon. or to
THOS. j. MANGHAM.
Editor Il Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
PROSPECTUS

Tsc NIcESavRG DAILY llEEALD. now IN TIE
Fifteenth year Of ID, pubicatiou, has establish
81 Itself IN ;'c esteem aui confidence of a."
people. ~ She plain auI fearless manner IN
witch it deals with all public questions,
cA.,.ria.ly. IL success and enterprise in
gathering -rca, variety aud eN'"n: cf news
rs special Geographic correspondence outside
of III" f,ll report, Of tie A>~ociated Pres
10y the attention which i give 10 the material
needs ant 'hc develormcu, O. the natural
resources OF the South. particularly Of our own
STATE and by ~ manifest determination 10
b"ld ao second place IA tie ranks IF Sou,Acrn
journalism.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

NEW MACKEREL-No-. /. > and 2. in
Y Kits AMI Hall Barrels direri from Boz.
ton, At l. +. EGGLESION 4 COS.
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

Sewing Machine Needles. 5oc. FER d"zci
atJ.E. At I. Dehcn'-. Monroe. uoy2p-u
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06
Every Family Should Have
One.

Nr. ~. Nyr',k.of Girard, las purchased
,hr t'-lr ter he sale. in hich.and, OuachIta
~ Al-rnuoL--. .-aEL-Lt- mC
Richland beacon., 1877-10-06

". jasper Blackburn. lttc Of the Homer
Had Was recently s'ficEru w';h raia'ysi> ~
Hope Station. Ar. 1t last accounts lie was
,loucht beyond any LoIe OF recovery -
Sara Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-25

DRY GOODS.
7 e JOHNSTON.
Broadwsv. 5sh and 22d -.
will onsr
on xsnaay. March y.
1900 pisees
Black. colored aud Fancy silka
produced by the celebrated manufacturer
schroeder. rapisser.
Bonnet. Guinet and Bsrion-
in conjunction with
s.o57 piece.
sublime hand.sprn caehemirs.
all of which purchased
at last weeks auction sales
and will DO disposed at a reduction Of
twensy-nv. per cent
from last months prices.
together with choice selections
nom the recent Paris noveltisa
Dress Goods in printed pcrcass
organdio, Jaeonet..
hne French white Goods.
Laces. Embroidsries. 4e
The Upholstery and Carpet Departments
have Just been repleLished
with large addition.
New Good.
In beautiful designs. at reduced prieeA
Attention !. requested
70 their complete assortment
Boots and shoos
for ladies and children,
french, English and Amorcap
Manufacture.
together with
seompletc stoek
French Millinery
direct from the leading Paris houssA
English Round Hats In variety.
and . rare collection Of
French Flowers. Feathers. Ribbons and Ornaments.
The mourning branch Of hi. department
/. . special feature.
ana Oil orders receive the most careuI attention.
In the Cosk suis department
will be exhibited
The latest European model.
In
Dolmans, Mantes. CIoaka
Jackets and rich Costumes and Dresses
for dinner, evening and carriage
Samples Of Dry Goods to all parts Of tho countr
gratuitously, on application.
J. C. JOHNSTON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-25

245 GRAND ST..
near Bowery Now York.
$4,000 worth of silks Goods tho great
auction sales OF last week Don't purchase silks
d. ess goods until you examine immense stock. The
prices lower than any house In the trade
Lyons Black silks
GOO pieces b grain silks at 81 worth ST so
TOO pieces black SILK, cashmere 6nish at 81 so; worth
400 pieces fine quality black SILK 81 rs; worth
275 pieces best quality black silk at S. Is So would
cost elsewhere SO and - %.
Lyons Plain silks
900 pieces plain silks m all shades, At $l 81 2o 81 5o
worth 81 80. 81 75. s..
Trimming Silks.
900 pieces very fine Trimming Silks a Soc worth size.
Lyons Striped silks
200 peces beautiful striped silks at 6Oc &c., 0Oc worth
french and English Dress Goods.
10 cases English striped and plaid Dress Goods AZ &c..
iOc.. 121sc, 2Oc., 25c.
25 matclassee and striped Dress Goods 2Oc,
2Jc.. 31c.; worth sic. ana IOc
cases French Cashmere 40 inches vide. &c., 62c.
Black Goods
10 cases black Alpaca ~ 2c. 25c. &c. 37sc. and
Is cases black Cashmere 371sc &c., 625sc and 75c
worth 2Oc per yard more.
Ladies' Sacques and Dolmans.
900 ladies' light cloth Domans FL 81 worth s. and 81
600 ladies' imported Dolmans At So Sl5 worth $50 and
ladies' matelasse and suits at 81 So So SILL
800 striped silk Suits at sos and $685. worth s45 s5a
100 black silk Suits - $40 $50 and upward.
The material in the above suits and domans cannot DO
purchased tor tho prices quoted this wcck.
WALLER 4 McsORLEY,
245 Grand St., near Bowery. New York.