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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-02
NOTICE,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

| DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE
Dissued out of and under the Seal Of the Hon Second
Judicial District Court in and for the County Of Omsby
State Of Nevada on Judgment obtained therein on the
day of March, A. D. 1871 and attesed on the 9Th day
of April A D. 1877, in favor Of James Gowgn and against
John F. Byrne Susan E. Byrne ; Reinstein, l. F. CHI
son. and William r. Musgrove Executor OF the last viii
of William Patterson deceased for the
Of four hundred and twenty SIX dollars principal and IN
terest thereon date of Judgment IN the sum ~
hundred dollars and sixty cents and in the
Of siXytwo dollars aud sixteen cents Tor taxes i2r the ms
cal year 1876 paid by plaintiff and III the sum 81 one do
lar siXyve cents the interest accrued TO date on last
above named principal and interest IRON date until
paid at the rate Of per cent per month on Doth m the
above-named sums also counsel ices IN the sum 81
sixty -four dollars and ninety three cents ana oll9lia cost
in the Of forty four dollars all IN the gold com oi the
second In favor of s Reinstein and F. f. Gibson and
against John Byrne and + Byrne for the II
hundred and fifteen dollars and sNtytwo cents prn
cpa debt, and the sum OF h1yseNen dollars ana sixty
interest thereon to date and interest on SAID prn
cpal from date Of Judgment until paid at the rate Of
. per cent per month, and counsel fees IN the sum 81
seventy dollars and ninety eight cents and 81 suit in
the of eleven dollars all in gold coin of the United
States;
Third In favor Of VIM. r. Musgroye, as executor OF
Of the last will and testament OF William Patterson, de
ceased against John Byrue and Susan L. Byc, for tie
principal OF four hundred and eighteen dollars and
fifty cents and the Of fifty dollars and sixty cents
interest accrued this date and interest said
principal date Of said judgment till paid at the
of per cent, per month, and counsel Zee in the
OF fortv-seven dollars and suit in sum Of
eleven dollars together with all which may by
of advertising commission and Clerk accrued
costs on all of the above in the sum ocight dollars and
sixty cents all i'm gold United States;
rected commanding to sell according to law certain
real rronerty set ont in said decree and order OF sale to
satisfy the above demands and in pursuance thereto,
front 0f the Court House door in Carson Cfty Orpsby
County State OF Nevada, on MONDAY, THE THlRTlEIH
DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1877, between the hours of a.
and y. m, wit O'Clock r. all the right,
title interest and claim Of the defendants john F. Byme
and Susan Byme; Of in and to the following described
morgaged real property to wit: The north half GJ Of
division Of Carson City, in Ormsby County Nevada, to
/ ay., bEDy nsn
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Music Lessons.

MIR. A. L. WHITE. OF NEW YORK
w City has arrived in Carson and is prepared to give
Piano Lessons at moderate rates For full particulars
apply by mail or at this Office ap17m+
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
N CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers 81
said Company. Stockholders Of the Pancake Coal
Company, Corporation of Nevada are hereby notified
that meeting the Stockholders Of said Company will he
held the Court Room Of the District Court the
Ond Judicial District the Of Nevada in and for the
County Of Ornsby on saturday, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY. 4. ID. 1871 at TEN O'CLOCK A. N. of said
day consider the OF the officers Of said company
5. II. WRIGHT District Judge
April o. 1877 myltd
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Carson City, April 2G. 1877.
T. W. W. DAVIES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY,
the day of MAY A. D. 1871 at hour and place,
and by request Of plaintiffs and defendant
). T. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson CITY Nav 10Th 1877.
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5. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.

The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1871 at same
hour and place. by request Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
). 7. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April 80, 1877. myl
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE
OF NEvADA-ss.-IS BANK,

hISTRICT OF SEVADA-ss.-IN BANK.
~ ruptcy.The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment Assignee Of the estate and effects George
C. Thaxer of Carson in the county Of Ormsby and State
of Nevada in the said District who ad Judged
bankrupt upon his petition, by the District Court
said District. IL. r. WHITEHALL
Assignee Of the estate of George c. The ter Bankrupt
April Is, 1877. lawgw-
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
NEVADA SULPHUR coMPANy.-Loca-

NEVADA SULPHUR COMPANY. Loca-
~ ton OF principal place Of business, Carson City,
Onnsby county, Nevada Location of works. Ormsby
county, is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees held the Second day March,
A. D. 1871 an assessment (No y Of Four go Dollars per
payable Immediately in United States gold coin to the
Secretary Of the company in Carson City Nevada ANY
stock upon which this shall unpaid
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1871 will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment
made before will be sold the 18th day JULY 1877
the delinquent assessment together with costs of
advertising and expenses of sale BY order of the Board
of Trustees. THOMAS L. SMITH Secretary
Carson City Nav 10, 1877.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

The LAST Hours OF The SESSION.
Never i'll the whole course of the two years
experience we have had as a reporter in the
South Carolina Legislature ana IN the va
rious political conventions which have as
sembled in Columbia, have we witnessed
such amusing scenes as VIC were treated to
for the few hours previous to the adjourn
mcnt last night. The old Roman from Alb
beville, (Mr. Bradly,D who is regarded by
the whole House as one OF the landmarks
of the olden time, but who has the mis-
| fortune to be little deaf, was called to the
chair. This gentleman, who is filled with
quaint humor, filled the position well no
man in the body could have filled it better
or to the greater satisfaction ofthe members.
He assumed command Of the gavel amidst
the roar of laughter and applause Of the
whole House, and kept them in that condi-
ton until he abandoned the chair, for pc
riod of more than an hour and half.
All sorts Of bills were introduccd-one
to give him thousand dollars, one to ccm-
pei the Senator from Edgefcld to marry,
one to buy the Register reporter wig
seventy-fve cents being appropriated by the
unanimous vote of the House for that pur-
pose. Unfortunately, however, and to the
everlasting disgrace of the present General
Assembly, it was referred to the Committee
on Contingent Expenses.
Judge Mackey, General Gary and Mr..
Myers were called upon to deliver addresses
to the House, and did so in their peculiar
and particularly separate and widely differ
ing styles. Finally the lady visitors left
the hallond Major Bradley left the chair, cal
ling Mr. Simpson oG!l his place whlsho'ad-
iourncd 10 his Hotel amid the applause OF
the whole House, FOR the purpose Of pack
ing his vaiso preparatory to sailing for
AbbcvilIc County which he 60 Northily re-
presents.
Tho Ga bains ever :ho Chair cqllaI @hc
: Horse to 2"Ic. a2A ord-~c@ :i2 ~ to A2
c...,..
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NUMBER %.
THE HoUsEKEEPER

CHow-CHow.-Chop together, very fine
ly, a head of cabbage, six green pennnrs
SIX green tomatoes; add two tablcspooni,ls
OF mustard, ono tablespoonful of salt = liz
tle cloves and allspice, and vinegar to wat
it.. 1t will keep a long time.
10 PREPARE AN Eco FOR AN INyA11p
Beat an egg until very light, add season.
ing to the taste, then steam until tborouob-
ly warmed, but not powdered. This will
take about two minutes. An egg prepared
In this way will not distress even vcrv son.
sltive stomachs.
MEAT BALLs.-Chop very fine cold meat
OF any kind, and soak the same quantity of
bread crumbs; mix them together with nm
onion chopped very fiuc, if tue flavor oc
onion Is liked; season with salt aud peppcr n
little nutmeg and allspice; mold together
with one egg; form into balls and fry in
boiling fat. ~ ~ !"
LEMON CREAM PIE.--One ouort of mill
tnree eupiuls sugar, yolks Of four eggs, one
ouPiul hour; mix the flour with some of tho
m'lS, then boil the rest and mix this with
1t; havor with grated rind of a lemon: bake:
make frosting of the whites beaten to n
iroth with cup Of sugar and Juice Of the
iemon brown IN hot oven. This makes
two pies.
CORN BREAD.--Take one pint Of siftcd
corn meal and stir into it one teosnoopfu,
dry saleratus and half toaspoonCul s,It tben
aou TWO "eii'beaten eggs, one pint sour milk,
ana three tablcspoontuls sour cream. beat
aHTu. ;ao" i've minutes, and put about half an
HUI oeep IN the pan to bake If you have
no cream use about tablespoonful butter
or lard; bake thirty-fve minutes.
BosToN BAKED BEANs.-Sook on,rt
OF beans over night, boil them till duitc
tender' then put them in an carthcn not
cover We with water, put in the top of the pot
half pound of fat salt pork, tho rind
scored IN dice shapes, add salt if the meat
mas no lean on it, cover tightly, and bake
1our or live hours, or over night in brick
oven. Beef suct or butter may be used bv
those who do not eat pork.
10 MAKE SCRAP Book PAsrE.-Take
a tablespoonful of good wheat -four and
mix well in half pint of water; boil to
the consistency of starch for laundry use;
while it is boiling, drop in piece of alum
the size OF chestnut. Or, take half an
ounce 4:G o. Of snp tragacanth and nut in pint
let it simmeHf huff the gum i Begins to ans.
solve; then add water to obtain the re-
CURED consistency. The flour paste is best.
VEGETABLE SoUp.--Purchaso q small
piece OF shin, with some meat upon it; put
into the vessel that you make the SOUP in
four quarts Of water, with salt, boil three or
four hours, then add tcacupful of rice, one
carrot grated, one turnip cut in pieces. ono
ieek' cut up stalk of celery, little pepper;
just before serving for the table, take out
the shin, removing the meat, which you cut
IN small pieces, put the meat into the tureen
and pour the soup ever it; send to table to
he eaten with catsup or spiced sauces.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

a GUILTLEss MAN CONFERENCE.-THE
the year 1869 FIVE men entered the residence
of clergyman named Schroeder at Wall
villig, in the Duchy of Luxemburg, murder
ed the servant, and left the clergyman him
self for dead. The latter, however, recov-
cred, and declared that among the number
of his assailants he recognized young man
named Gillen Five men, including Gillcn,
were put on trial, and all denied the crime.
Gillen, even succeeded in proving that at
nine p NJ, shortly before the commission of
the crime, he was in his bed. However.
Notwithstanding this and the efforts Of q
very distinguished counsel, the case went so
strongly Against him that ne was condemned
to death, and even his father admitted that
the evidence proved him guilty. The SEN
tence passed on the five convicts was subsc-
quently committed to penal servitude for
life. and from the time he entered prison
Gillen refused all consolation, and, it was
noted, never spoke to any of his fellow pris-
oners. Whenever an opportunity offered he
vigorously asserted his innocence. And at
length day arrived when this was to be ac.
knowlcdSed a few weeks ago one Of the
other four avowcd on his dcathbpd the guilt
of himself and three Of those condemned -
GAS to Gllcn," he said. che had nothing tc
do with it we knew nothing whatever oi
him, before or alter" Che government Ia.
ordered ELLEN to be discharged. lie refuse
rarlou, and insists on his sentence hcia.
| reversed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15
THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD
The seven wonders of the ancient world
were-(D the Pyramids of Egypt; (2) the
Walls of Babylon; (3) the Hanging Gar
dcns of Babylon; % the Temple Of Diana
at Ephesus; (5) the Statue Of zeus at
Olympia; co the Mausolenm st i'alikar
nassus; (7) the Colossus at Rhodes: al
monuments Of art Of extlao, d.nary boanty
an. atupondons proportions.
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He NEVER LOVED ANoTHER.-"Did
ever love any other grl?' repeated pros
pcctive bridegroom, in answer to the fearful
inquiry of his intended. "Why, darling, OF
course not how could you ask such q ques-
tior? You are my first, my only love-
This heart knew no wakening until the sun
shine of your love streamed in and woke it
to ccstacy." And then he kissed her ten
derly and went home and said to himself, "I
must hurry them things out of the way,
right off, or thcre'll be row." and he col
lected togcthera great pile of letters, written
in all kinds of feminine hands, with lots of
| faded flowers, and photographs, and locks Of
hair, and bits of faded ribbon, and other
things, and when the whole collection had
been crammed into the kitchen CRATE, he
drew deep sigh and said to himself, "There
goes all that's left of fourteen undying loves;
let 'cm flicker"
Mr.. E. V. Smalley, of the New York Iri-
bune, was recently in Florida, and interview
ed Governor Drew of that State, who is
represented as saying: "Florida is getting
on very well under the new order Of things
Close economy is being introduced in al
branches of the government. We shall save
this year $4,000 in our court expenses
S25, 900 in the cost of running the peniten
tiary, and very large gross sum in ou
county expenses. All classes are satisfied
that the change of administration has beer
productive of good" Tho Governor added
that the people were convinced that the cd
ucation OF the blacks is essential to the wei
fare of the State, and declared that the fund
for education will be applied with cntir
impar;ality for the benefit Of the two ra
ceS.
| The dr. weather has dawn up the TINE
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The New York herald., 1877-09-09
LOOK AT THEM.

ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH CAsHMEREs
)F LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MANUFACTURE.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I2e5 BROADwAY.-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTiON OF
ADVERTISEMENT. AND SALES OF PAPERS.

1DvEkrfsEAEsr. AND SALES OF PArERs.
AMUsEMESyrs, r.snel:s: "a and Sd coils
soAS 70 FS tae ~
ssS$Ss r. s!$STE PAGE.
n So ss tHs 1t'S
cY NEAL GsFapE soh 1ssxLsaD co
cLEfRs HSb rAors.A and 9th COILS
SsHNS and III sS
Observation-Disclosures PAGE ., -,
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ruRdrEhN srE%MsIfHPsoD faa IS fGi rAcr--sd COL
EUR0Pn.4rH rAor 9Th col -,
ExcuAsoiSs-;sa ExxouksIoSssp f4sE-1th and 9th
E!NANc,iiAAL-;i,oIa FINANCIAL PAGE ~, 80,
Af lp Rons Sn TO
PAcx-5,h and 9th coils. and i4rH PAGE-ad. Sd and
sEES e:
H5Esr aoso s .as "a so
H9usEs &C. VS. r4ansa 4A
EEsS$ 5aS Stss'i? AND
LOST AND FOUND -lsr PAeE-2a col.
M4SBEE COL
MATRIMONIAL-I4rH PAGE-6th col.
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s4ss7s,s a. 81 ss,;. ss
NEW PUBLICATTONs-9rH PAcE-6th col.
pcNs pkcEN SGru PAcx-sd ana 4h
POOL sEILING-sD sD P1Gx list col.
PRoPsRrY YAen' OUT OF ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT PAGE-2d and Sd coils, and 18th PAGE
REAL. ESTATE TO ExcHANaE-2D PACz-ad col and
REAL 4gs EsTATE EHfE-Rs -wRsASSGTED-l4rH PAcx-l.s COL
REHiGi0us NoTicEs-lsr PAor-ist and I'd coils.
RESTAURANTs-l1rH PAGE-4sh COL
sALEs "A AuCTIoNsD 20. Pacx-sth and 9Th COILS
SITUATIONS wANTED-FkMALEs- PAcE-lst. I'd
srruHTioss SOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-4.h and
SPECIAL WoTIoEs-1lrH PAeE-5th and 9th coils.
SPORTING-BIRDS. DOGS, &C.-3D rAGE-lst col.
STORAGE-l4rH FAGE-6th col
SUMMER REsORT>-13rH PAGE--3d col.
THE TRADES-16rn PAGx-6th col
T6 LIZ EoR rAHs bTsSsss col
T1yEsAAyELLERS, GuIDEsp PAeE14th col ro
14rM PAGE -4th and 9Th coils.
WANTED TO puRCHASE-1lrn PAGE-8th COL
wHsTcasTER H coGNrY osoi PkoPnkTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, AC.-l2Tn PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
w ~ ssco
At THEIR NEW STORES.
500 AND Sii BROADWAY.
800 AND sil BROADWAY,
BETWEEN ilTH AND 18TH SrS.,
two blocks above A. 7. Stewart 4 Cos.
WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
SEPT. 10.
THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE
AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
BLACK AND COLORFD SILKS,
FOhEIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS.
SUITS AND CLOAKS, &C.,
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.


Having taken advantage OF tho
immense AUCTION SALES oflast
week. wc win offer In our
SILK DEPARTMENT
the following extraordinary
BAkGA1N-.
BLACK SILKS.
20 pieces BLACK Taffcta silk, for cloak
10 pieces black Silk Foulard. | yard
wide. 55c. . yard; worth 90c.
70 pieces black gros grain Dress Silk.
75c. ayard former price 81.
20 pieces satin finish black gros grain.
SIC. yard, good value tr 81 20.
30 pieces black gros grain. cxtrs
quality, ~; value Tor 81 80.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
AUCTION SALE or
WiLMERDTNG, W HOGuEr & CO..
so pieces clcpant satin finish CASH
mere. sublime. 81 25a yard;
rare value for 81 Is.
60 pieces extra heavy black American
Dress Silk, warranted to wear.
81 % yard; really w.rth 81 d..
BOUGHT or TOW SEND. MON
rANT < CO..
on WEDNESDAYS AUCTION SALE.
$50 pieces black gros grain silk, satin
: hnish. 81 ~, 81 10, ~, 81 -,
81 80. 81 rs 81 = yard;
fully 30 per cent below their cost OF
Importation.
COLOkED SILKS.
60 pieces colored Trimming silk, in oil
the new fall shades. 75c. y yard;
sold everywhere ~ Doc.
% pieces extra quality, .S5c. yard;
former price 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
FROM AUCTION OF
FIELD. NORRIS, FENNERT / co.
1S5 pieces extra quality colored Dress
Silk, 81. worth 81 81.
10 pieces superior quality colored Dress
silk, 81 10. good va.ue tor 81 80.
81 pieces satin finish coiored Dress
Silk, 81 25 aysrd. really worth 81 81
40 pieces extra heavy colorcd Gros
Grain Silk, all the new fall shades.
81 35c. yard. former price 81 Is.
60 pieces superior, quality coiored
Dress Silks, III %: worth 81 %.
LADIES ARE SPECIALLY RE.
QuESTED TO AK TO SEE OUR
s. 25 INCHES WIDE COLORED
DRESS SILKS.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
BLACK vELvETS.

100 picces black Silk Trimming Velvet,
at the extraordinary low price OF 81 u
yard sold last year ut 81 rs.
20 pieces elegant black Silk Velvet. 20
inches wide, 81 n yard; sold last year
tor 81 rs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
10 pieces black silk Cloaking Velvet. IT
inches wide. at tho extremely low
price Of $3 u yard: sold last year at "a.
COLORED yELVETS.
100 pieces colorcd silk Velvets. in
bronxs, prune, seal brown. navy blue,
myrtle green, cardinal, grenat and
modes, 81 50a yard; sold last year
af x3
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CLOAKS

Lupns black Drsp d'cto. Ia yards wde 81 CO. 81 s5
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DRY GOODS.
$E$Ess BH BsE $$$S: s$SS: ::EE$ss :E$ss
5$$$#s 5S#s { f E;$$#Hss $$#ss E:S$#s:s &c. s$
No. 7ss Broadway.
between 9Th and 9th s,..
ono block below A. 7. Stewart too
EEHH:$sBIs:sE EEEE#:$=S|s:sEE EEH#:$=BEs:sEE
and
$SSEss:EEEEEEB $s$ss:&HEEB ssss*Is: s:sss:
from tho
$sssE :$sFI$s s:Ess $s $ f3sF Wee
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
PLAIN coLoRED AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
BLACK FRENCH MERINoEs AND cAsHMEREs.
BLACK ALL wool. rAAIRIsI,ESNE, AND HENRIErr1
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN DRAPERY
ALL WOOL ROSE s5s BLANKETS.
NO WONDER THIS b.Iy roru6AS dA6v ESTABLISHMENT
WITH DELIGHTED CUSTOMERS
THE THE EHISEs EHISEs BE- BE- IT. IT.
LOOK AT THEM.
Elegant Lyons black Gro Grain silks at 75c
Superior quality Lyons black Gros Silks Of Bel.
Ions famous make, warranted to wear s71sc and 81.
superb quality Lyon. black Gre. Grain st of tiuns.s
famous make. warranted to wear. 81 and 81 TO-
Sublime quality Lyons black Gros Grain silk Of Guinet
famous make rich satin inish 81 20 and 81 25
Extra sublime Lyons black Gros Grain Silks Of Bonnet 4
Ponsons manufacture, 81 Is and 81 So
Elegant Lyons colored Gros Grain Dress Silk all the
desirable shades OF viz navy blue Russian
green. Derby drAo ivy bronze Turkey plum and Tally ho
at S5c., III and 81 %.
THE PRICES DO IT.
THE PRICES DO IT.
LOOK AT THEM.
Splendid mottled CAmers Hair Suitings. lOc.
Elegant matelassee wool camel's Hair Cloth. i5c.
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11TIl AND l2Tl
liTH AND 12Tl
STREETS
STREETS
STREETS
STREETS
SIREETd
STREETS
STREETS
STktErS
STRRkrS
STREETS
STKkErS
STREETS
STREETS
STREETS
STREETS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BARGAINS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SlLhS
SILKS
SILKS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
MOURNING
GOODS
MOURNING
GOODS
MOI RNING
GOODS
SUITS
AND
CLOAkS
SUITS
AND
CLOAkS
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HOSIERY AND
UNDk RWEAR
LACES AND
ENBROIDEHIES
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ira sublime quality. IA yards wide. $50.

THE CELEBkATkD KID FINISH. NOTED FOR THEIR
SOFT TEXTUKE AND SUPERIOR COLOR, NO OTHER
MAKE CAN APPROACH THEM IN APPEARANCE Oh
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The latest fall and winter styles in black Beaver Chin.
clia and Mntelassee ut 81 U.s. ST. 81 so 81 75 81 "a
81, 81, So and 81 81.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

(VHURCH OF THE AT0NEMENT. MADISON Az.
Oand 2sth stRector, Rev. c. @. Tiffany. Service At III
A. and r. NJ. Tho rector will ociate. Strangers cor
daily welcomed.
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THE PRICES DO IT.
THE PRICES Do 1T.
LOOK Az THEN.
THE PRICES DO TT.
THE PRICES DO 1T.

All wool black Pnisenne Cloth for deep mourning, IK
yards wide. 62j.c and 75c. extraordinary bargain.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

when you buy stylish and elegantly trimmed Suits
the newest sterias trimmed
velvet slk velvet Drads and all the coicest
trimmings used fine suits At SS 75 $40 So $40 so S5
SIT 30 s2i $15. x2s and $50
These copies in style Of the finest imported
suits.
100 Poplin Suits. neatly made. GO rs; value $40.
200 Blacs Alpaca suits. So upward.
All Cashmere suits, handsome Sl3 75; worth
800
Any suit In our establishment made 10 order without
extra charge. -
Suit and Cloak Manufacturer wholesale and retail
Sth I'D md I'D