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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY M.sosIc
UNION The seventh annual festival of the
Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union
will be held in Concord, n. II January
10. 1879. The exercises will he opened with
business meeting in the Masonic Temple
at 3 p. m when the annual election Of Off
GERS will occur. The evening exercises
will be held in White Opera House. and
will consist OF grand concert at 5 clock.
by Blaisdslrs Orchestral Club Of Concord.
assisted by A. E. uoueh, of Lebanon, and
T NJ Carter, OF Boston sn address at
o'ciack by Henry Clark, Grand Secretary
ct the Grsui Lodge of Vermont grand
march at $50. and banquet at the Eagle
Hotel at midnight. This union Was organ
ICED in 1872. has about four hundred mem
bers. and ia one of the most hourishing in
situations Of the kind in the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

Court opened at y o'clock and Upper
argued the case OF Luke Piper and was to-!
lowed by Slade. who closed the case at ten
O'Clock a. IN The Judge charged the jury,
who retired and after being out a short
time rendered verdict of guilty of as
sault." This verdict is the subject of warm
discussion and severe criticism on all sides
The ways OF a petit jury are past finding
out.
State V Michael D1lan for attempt to
break Jail. Counsel for prisoner, K Ii.
Martin, Bristol Jury trial, verdict guilty.
State vs. VIM. Fisher, assault /: jury drawn
and witness not present. In this case a
mol prose7ui entered.
The jury were then excused till two
O'Clock. Monday afternoon. when the case
Of Batchelder will come in for trial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

Tue IMPROVEMENT n TIE CONDITION OF
WoMEN.-Mrs. Blackwell Lucy stone), in
an address before a recent woman suffrage
cynyention. at Indianapolis. said
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

SALIssURY.-Dr. o. NJ. Bump has been
engaged to each a singing school the pres
ent Winter. The class now numbers sbo tut
oO and goodly interest is manifested.
The NJ. E. church at the west part OF the
town is being very nicely repaired by doing
oil the vestry in the basement. very
good interest is manifested in religious
matters under the pastor. Rev. Mr. Vande-
car.
Mr.. Converse is selling out his stock of
goods at a very low rate, with the expecta-
ton of removing to Wallingiori.
The young Mr.. Lsmson lately tried by
the county court for stealing horse was
discharged and Is now at large.
No efforts a. yet are made to rebuild the
Lake Dunmore lloiel that was burned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

SuoREH.u Under the direction of our
new principal. the academy is running in
the most successful manner it has for years
The school noS numbers about 20 pupils
Several entertainments by our people have
been given. composed OF readings, dramas
and musical. to enliyen the times and
several more are in anticipation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

\. T.. Moore alias 4. l.. Bishop. has been
arrested IN Boston, charged with forging
the names Of three prominent citizens OF
Newport, Vermont, to Il note of 500 and
passing 1t on the First National bank of
that place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

John Stuart Mill dedicated his ESSAY on
Liberty To the beloved and deplorel
memory OF her who was the insulrer. and IN
fact the author, OF all that Is best IN my
writings the friend ana wife whose exalted
sense OF truth and right was my strongest in-
citement. and whose appreciation was my
chief reward. | dedicate tins volume. Like
all that have written for many wears, 1t be
longs a. much TO her rs to me but the work
Us 1t stands has had, IN very insufficient
degree, the inestimable advantage of her re
vision, some of the most important portions
having been reserved FOL Il more careful re-
examination, which they are now never de
stined to receive. We're but capable OF in
terpreting to the world one-halt the great
thoughts and noble feelings which are buried
in her grave, | should be the medium of a
greater benefit to it than Is ever likely to
arise from anything that can write I'M
prompted and unassisted 10y her all but IN
rivalled wisdom,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

tiIDDLEBu The block known a. the
Nichols Block. Is being rebuilt by John
NJ. Dyer, of Salisbury. in brick and stone,
in three departments on the lower door. and
making very fine building when cOmp.et-
ed. Several other repairs and buildings are
talked of another year.
The "Forefathcrs Suppe'. :" at the Gongre-
gatiOnal church was properly celebrated
Monday evening.
The County Court rOG in progress ~ one
of the largest for years, being unable to do
all The business required for the Judge to
meet the thittcnden county bar. a. adver-
tiSed.
The Choral Society under the direction of
Prot. +. II. lligley gave concert last
tuesday evening at the academy hall.
Tho graded school is very fully attended,
this term. there being hardly vacant seat in
the house.
MIR. l.. ii. Stowe has moved into Mt. Bat
tel'snew house on Depot st.
Cur COrnet Band has disbanded and their
leader Z. l.. Hatch IL in Rutland, leading a
band there. The lack OF town interest in
their financial matters was the cause for
their disbsndng. 1t il to be regretted that
80 good u band should not be better support
ed by our citizens.
\. T.. Moore, alias 4. H. Bishop. has been
arrested IN Boston, charged with forging
hn Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

HUN. JOHN PIERPOINT, Chief Justice.
H iIos u b c WILLIan5' An,,taut Jui1.,
RUFUS WAISwEIGHT, Ts.rk
n. +. DUssBEE, ShsJig.
uEo. W. OEAsDSY, Count Indif0T.
JOUy u MIIIISgTox Tr,osnr.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-27

Georgia. Dc. 20, 1873.
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ChrlsIma, IN Huntingdon

The Christmas celebrations IN the churches
were more numerous than ever this year.
all the churches concentrating the day by
Sunday school celebrations. Christmas trees
or special seryiees
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THE GOVRTS.

PROBATE CoURT-RegiSter Webster.
saturday, last will and testament of Julia
ecutOr, gave bond in $, 500 Last will and teS
lament OF Amelia Talbot, deceased; filed for
probate. Estate of Geo. Barber, deceased :;
list OF debts due the estate returned. Estate
of Frederick Daniel deceased; inventory of
personal estate returned. Estate of Jas. VIM
pay, DECEASED &c do Estate of Christopher
of administrators passed. Last will and tesla
ment of Jennie L. Wall, deceased; certificate
from Circuit Court of the findings of the jury
on issues from Orphans Court establishing the
will. Last will and testament of ThOs Jeni-
yer, deceased; assent of heirs flaw to pro-.
bate filed; will fully proven and admitted to
as executor; bond $500 Last,will. and tesla.
ment of Louisa DeverS, deceased; assent of
heirs to probate filed. Richard B. L. Macrae,
guardian to orphans Of VIM; A. Bradley, de-
ceased; Register submitted his report, recon-
mending that the prayer OF the guardian be
considered favorably.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
Saturday, MIR. ReardOn was fined s. for dis
orderly conduct: appeal noted, and bond fixed
at 800. Maria Common was sent down as a
yagrant. Julia Diggins, profane S.. Gilbert
sra ames sf 10 e faad gang va
ance, and beggar,wa sent to the almshouSe,
at his own request, Elizabeth A. Lane, assault
and battery on Emerson W. Hawks; $. Lima
Dorsey, assault on Mary Lee S.. Emily Stew
art maintaining a nuisance; s.. Archibald
Hill, larceny of box of cigars; dismissed.
Garrison johnson, assault and battery on
GhaS. johnson, his brother, with a razor in
flicting fearful cut across the top of his head.
Garrison is ad-looking citizen and showed
Hass, assault on Mary Dillon, a white servant
girl in her employ. The testimony of com
posed fine of 80 Waiter Reeder. assault
on Officer Britt by biting his hand; fined $40.
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH-Capt. John r. Masters
agent OF the Borden Mining Company, died
suddenly at his home in Alexandria this morn
Office here on Saturday up to o'clock. His
death was owing to paralytic stroke which
lie received some time ago. He was man OF
by business men, as well as by the community
at large. All the vessels in the port have
their flags at half today in honor of the
REAL ESTATE SALE. = Duncanson Bros.
anctioneerS, sold for Dorsey Clagett and
Glenn w. Cooper, trustees, Saturday evening
ing 81 4l-lOO feet on Bridge street, between
Congress and Washington streets, improved
by a three-stOry brick and a frame house
OF Sy7.5Oper front foot.
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"ETceistorn Refrtgerd tor in use at Hamilton's.
y. NJ T. A. Building, 9th and ID SITS. col:
THE worst form of headache is from nervous
ness, which LodNse's Headache Specific cures
in 8 to 70 minutes. Price, 50 cents
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.-There is
morning eanal 70 the enjoyment experienced
specific. Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous
action upon disordered stomach and the
eieahaSiing OF the entire human body, recon-
friend.
the Cheque Bank OF London limited Parties
visiting Europe will do well to carry their
funds In these checks. 4,26,eo1
INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE Not
SO, however, Gtenn's Sulphur Soap, a cheap
s same nnrnase which answers the
skin, rheumatism and govt are concerned
HUS Instantaneous Hair Dye produces
natural effects and is safe.
HAPPY. TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
tually cure premature debility. weakness and
decay. Book and Journal. with information
worth thousands mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6.lS.d&kly
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs-Don,t fail
to procure Mrs. Wtnsl0aos Soothing Syrup for
all diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie regu.
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScherS Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No 9O6 G street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not 10 be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities: His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the CITY an account of his
superior work: N. B.-A speciality of his con
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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Condensed Locals,

From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers III advance of the mails.
AT Dowlings sale today, Hon. VIM. f.
Chandler was the purchaser of the Russian
minister's team. pair of bays and Brewster
landeau,) for $500.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at !: Is
pm, and extinguiShed at $50 am.
The Y. nj. C.. A. anniversary exercises are
postponed for few days on account of the i'll
ness of Rev. Geo. III. HepwOrth.
Mrs. j. Will Cross has been appointed direct
ress and leading soprano of the choir of st.
Peters (CathOlic) chulch.
At the Convent of the Sacred Heart, in
O'Clock, Miss Catherine Kenealy received the
habit of the order, with the name of Sister
Augusta, Father Fortune officiating
Rev. A. +. Mason yesterday entered on the
third year of his paStorate at Calvary Baptist
church and preached an appropriate anniver-
sary sermon, in which he said that it had been
OF the churchill by baptism, l02 by letter, and
10 upon experience. The present membership
Is 53
Mr.. Moses Kelly, treasurer of the sinking
1und commission, in communication to the
District Commissioners calls attention to a
repui itiOn for $1,000 for the purchase of
wafer stock bonds, and requests that a war
rant may be issued Tor that amount.
An effort IS being made by cOlOred people OF
this District for the establishment of an indus
trial school, where fTiendleSS children may be
taken H. cared for, educated, and made ready
Tor future usefulness. The scheme is worthy
of encouragement. 1t Is estimated that the
cOlOTed people of this District, have expended
IN benevolent societies, including membership
fees, rent, burYing the dead, carriage hire, en-
tertainmentS, excursions, &c, in ten years,
over Sl,OOO00o. The object is to turn these eX-
pendltuTeS in the direction of an industrial
and educational institution.
dead infant was found on Delaware ave-
hue. between l. and NJ streets northeast about
noon to-day.
In order to accommodate persons in the
vicinity OF Washington who have telescopes,
and who may wish to observe the transit OF
Mercury on May 9th, the time ball OF the OBJ
SeTYatOTy will be dropped at nine O'Clock in
the morning, at noon and at six O'Clock in the
evening.
About II o'clock last night a cOaI-Ol lamp
exploded in the ShOemakeTS' shop OF John W.
IOmaX, 1l9 ID, between 1St and ID streets Sc
yerey burning John Lancaster and Philip
Van Camp.
Willie MOlair. aged nine years. living with
his parents at Ills X street northwest, has
been missing from home since last Thursday
tie was dressed i'll black jacket, light pants
blue stockings, brown felt hat good deal worn
and shoes too large for him.
The launch of the NipSic, now on the stocks
at the navy yard in this city, will take place
m the latter part of August or the first part of
December next.
Judge Olin was on the bench of the Supreme
Court of the District to-day for the first time
this term, having heretofore been indispOSed
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The Closing of the Schools,

The question Of keeping the public schools
IN buildings owned by the District Open and
relying for the expense of running the schools
on subscriptions from parents, has been dis
cuSSed IN some OF the school districts. While
some OF the teachers are willing to undertake
toteach, under such arrangements, it is urged
by others that it would he difficult to carry
out the plan, and, i'll view of the pecuniary
condition OF many of the parents it is queS-
I0naQIe whether enough money can be OBJ
talned by subscription even to 90 on with
limited number OF pupils. 1t is urged, too,
That this would virtually be an unfair diScrimi-
nation, for those whose circumstances would
not allow them 10 subscribe would have to
Keep their children at home. These very per
sons, too, may have been paying taxes for the
support of the schools for years. while some
people able to pay for their children'S tnitiOn
nave paid no taxes. II the school trustees
having the matter in charge fail to-day. the
schools will be closed tomorrow AFTERNOON
Just IN the midst of the examinations which
commenced several weeks ago. This will Sc
flOusly cOmpllcate matters at the commence
ment OF the next school year, making it diff
cult TO make the proper transfer of pupils, and
Will prevent the preparation of the usual
merit rolls unless the teachers will take iC on
themselves 10 do this part of the work gratis,
under some authority which may be given by
the board to day.
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS,
NJ IS said IN case the schools are closed will be
much more ncOmmOded than the others, as
TINS year they had just about completed the
grading system and it will take some time to
again get them up to the same plane 1t is to
be regretted, too, because the schools have
made more advancement this year than ever
before, and the trustees and teachers were
very DESTROYS that they should keep open to
The day fixed for closing. in order that a com
parlS0n could be made with the city schools
confidently expecting that the written exami-
natlOns would show per centage beyond that
OF previous years, and placing them well up
IN line with the other schools.
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LADIES' new spriQg dress goods, immense
stock to make selections from, all the latest
price from l2hz, Is, Is, 20, 25c, ETC.: new stvle
ParaSols, with plain and fancy handles, from
H. H. a;5o, = $3.50, 50 and etc. Lupins' best
az anus OF black grenadines, from Is 81, 81, As
~ anu anu ETC.; spring caSsimeres for Youths
ana aaW boys wear 25 81, 81 As, Soc and etc. new
lawns lawns spring carpets, from 25c up new mat
y S,lgs' dry You VIII save money by purchasing
fennsylvanla avenue, south side.-AGri y ooo
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THE Sun REvOLvES AROUND THE EARTH
The celebrated cOlOred preacher, John Jasper.
will deliver his lecture on 1.-THE movements OF
mond Dispatch says:-His reputation as 'G an
orator, the novelty and peculiar treatment of
his subject, attracted a great audience. So
eager were the people to hear him, a large
number who were present at the morning Ser.
vice, fearing they might not gain admittance
remained in their seats until the evening. His
evening memorable. 1t will never be forgotten
by those whose eyes and ears were feaSted
with the abundant richness of the occasion.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Fitch. Fox
& Cutter have sold for Col. VIM q Wah "a
trustee, the property ON 18th street. beloneina'
to the estate of Jno. Potts, late chief eIeSh ~
War department. to Hon. Samuel ShellabarSe
Tor $500. Also, with the assistance of Capt e.
house, No. 1913 X street, with the furniture
for $4,000. Also, for Capt. II. N. H0wgate his
farm, known as the Highlands" near Bla.
denSburg for Slh0n
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SALE OF AVENUE PROPERTY. V. N
Huyck, agent, has sold. for John j. johnson,
esq, the four story brick building, with marble
front, Hood building,) located on the north
west corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, to Hon. Chas. Payson, for $3S, 3421 Il.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amu.ements. &C.. To.niSht.

National Thedter.-"BabeS in the Wood
by the COlyIlle Folly Company.
F0rd'S opera HoUse.-Bryant's Ministries.
IHedter CODIique.-Varieties.
18th Street Presbyterian ChuTch.-Lecture
by Prof. Richard 7. Greener.
Lincoln HdU.-Lec,ure on The Rotation of
the Sun, by Rev. John Jasper, of Richmond
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, April q, 1878
Sold by X. A. Golden & Bro, Fish Agents.
LEGO shad. from Ga to SIS per 100; 10000 her,
ring, from S6 TO ~ per l00Q =. -"
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Weather Indications To-day.
OYrIcE OF CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER.

southwest winds, stationary or higher temper
atnres, falling followed by rising barometer,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rams
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PORCELAINs AND BRoNZEs AT AUCTION.-A
most beautiful exhibition of goods is now open
Tor the public at the SaleSrOom corner of 18th
and streets, Corcoran building comprising
Japanese and Chinese pOrcelainS. fine bronZeS,
watc0mDs, terra Gotta, together with MANY
oeher ornamental and useful articles The
sM,noie Will be sold at auction on "Wednesday,
lind. p's'oo W Ahohias Do"-
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RLACk SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
ID Plaid silks: Check Silks, Black Cashmere,
Black TamiSe. Black Silk Warp (HenI1ettal. Black
AlpacaS and undoubtedly the largest assortment
OF new and beautiful SDring Dress Goods in WASH
ington city. CARTER'S III Market Space,
The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store
We are selling all excellent quality (Guinetmakeo
Black SILK, real satin finish, sublime quality, al
N.2b We have sold one thousand yards Of this
Tin FIN SIhce February y, 1875 We are selling the
best Rack SILK i'm this city at 81. We are selling
good Black silk al 62c. We have Just received a
large lot OF Coored Silks i'm beautiful light shades
All pure wool, very wide, double width. fine quail
lily Black Cashmere, soc. This Black CaShmereis
special bargain, only soc. About 500 pieces OF
CaSSlmeres for mem and boys wear: prices rang.
ing from SIC. to S1.50. Beautiful Spring Dress
Goods (wool not cor ton), 15c: pure silk aud wool
BLACK and Colored Grenadines al theVery lowest
cash prices; four "a pair az real English Stockings
IwoNen SeamS) for 81 We are selling the very
pest Bed ,Ilcking that is made, one-yard wide,
SPECIAL NOTICE.-We have placed large sign
across the pavement In front of store with ouT
name lCA RTER'S) written on Ii in gold letters
SO tnat every one VIII know where 20 find the
cheapest and largest assortment of Dry Goods in
WaShiHgtOp. apIR-tr
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS, only l5c. -:
pure wool buntings, in all eolors and shades,
brown and grey, all of our buntingS at the very
lowest cash prices new paraSOls, new paraSOlS
one hundred tlOJ) new paraSOls just received |;
cashmere, very fine quality, all pure wool wide
double width only Soc, this black cashmere is
special bargain. Carriers, III Market Space
AHTsf
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LADIES' wishing TO procure the pewast s,,,sS
bonrettsn vi Sandles, grenadines, camels hair
The new s; aIa silks, should not fail TO look al
shIs NV = SIZES yes now on exhibition AT VIM Al
nhus'er q Bro, els Penn'a ayenue'-Hd,t ."
BEST AND CHEAPEST Hoss in ,ho
HamiltOn's " M e. hniidinn INC marker at
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The National Hotel Outrage,


TIE 0-OO-'D IIsIaII UN MAJUR CURTIS.
To day in the Criminal Court Judge Willie
the case OF Edward Ray, alias Mai E. H. Cur
iirr alias Richardson, alias HoughfOn, charged
with having, on the oath of March, ISL, com
United rape on the person of Miss Ella Tyd-
Ings, an orphan girl OF Baltimore, in a room at
the National hotel, in this city, was continued
MeSSrs. Cook and COrkhill for defence, and
District Attorney Wells for the government
MI. Cook, who was speaking for the defence
on Saturday when our report closed, resumed
his argument.
Mr.. Cook concluded his argument at 1:5O
CLOCK, and after recess of ten minutes, Dis
Iflct Attorney Wells commenced the closing
argument for the government, and was speak.
ing When our report closed
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CITY ITEMS.

YOU will never buy any other if you once see
- ESceiSaor" refrigerator in use at Hamilton's.
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OPERA HOUSE.
~ WEEK-MONDAY. April 20, and SATUR-
DAY MATINEE.
The Original
BRY4NT'S MINSTRELS!
The Excelsior Troupe of the World.
NEIL BRIANT, Manager.
Direct from Bryant's Opera House, Broadway, N.
Y. Full Orchestra and 81 ass Band. Gigantic Min
strel En-. ertainment. seldom equaled. Prices as
ap27-6t F. F. CoBURN, Gen. Agt.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
PARASOLS WITH PLAIN AND FANCY
PARASOLs WITH PLAIN AND FANCY
HANDLES.
PARASOLS WITH PLAIN AND FANCY
HANDLES.
From 81, 81 25, 81 so, 50, So So So and up
NJ w SPRING DRESS GOODS
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
,,,,, From 12a cents mp.
BUNTINGS,
BUNTINGS,
- BDSTINGS.
All Wool BLACK CASHMERE, from 90 cents uH,
SPRING CASSlMkRES, for Men and Boys wear,
from 25 cents up.
BLACK SILKS, 65. as 81, 81 and NJ.
New SPRING CARPETS, from % cents mp.
New MA1TINGS.
Bargains 10 he had in Dry Goods, AT
c. NJ. TOwSON & CO.'S,
636 Pennsylvania dpeHUe,
aU2I-tr SOnI