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~- TO THE TRADE.

Rg- TO THE TRADE.
T. Il. PRICE s co.
would announce that after January /, 1878, they
will close out
PLAIN AND MATELASSE CLoAKs
ut less than cost This offers rare chance TO pur-
chasers
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS at
any fair price. Many Of these goods can be
bought so per cent. less than at first OF winter
season;
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S UNDERWEAR,
inGAUZE, GOsSAMER, MERiSo, aud ALL
WOOL;
For RH EUMATICs i llne of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEAEN's FURNISHINGS In CLOTHS,
CAsSiAIERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SCARFS, &c.
BLACK GOODS specialty-CASHMEREs, BON
DAZINES, ALPACAS, HESRlETTAs'
KNICKERBoCKERs, &C.;
CRETONNES, LINENS.
DAAIASKS, SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS, CAAiDRICS.
We offer unusual attractions for SPRING foE'
NISHINGS;
Look at our CL0AKS;
Cheap line of HONEY-COMB aud MARSElLI.Es
QUILTS. Now Is the time for bargains.
III. T.R. PRICE co.
las l10l Main street.
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< II SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE pUg
LIc--0ar buyer having Just returned from yev
York, where he as attended some or the large auc
ton sales recently held aad having repienished our
Stock with
CHEAP AND sEAsOSABLE GOODS.
we are enabled 10 show OF The best and chpaucst
stocks OF DRY GOODS In the city.
We win sill continue The cosing-out sale or Cur
winter stock at gr4atiy-retiuced prices. ana asl
call from those IN want Of bargains.
100 pieces Striped. Plaid. Solid KNICKEH.
BOOKER and aATELASSE PUPLISg. r,-
duced to 16aic. per yarG-;hc former value being
% and 3Uc.:
A large line Of BALLOONS and PRINCES ot low
prices.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
BLACK and COLORED sATINS at cxtraGr.lin,rv
low prices,
100 pieces BLACK ALPACaS-thc bc;, and
cheapest line /. has ever been our pleasure to of
fer. Call and see them.
A large liuc Of ENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MfRES, from 2Jc. TO $l.25 per yard. For
BLACK CACfIEMlRES don't fail 10 gYc II, =
call
Our stock Of BLANKETS, QUILTS, SiAWLS
SKIRTS, KNIT GOODS, CASSINEPEs. BEA.
YER aud WATERPROOF CLOTHS. CLOAKS
CARPETS. &C, at very low prices to close them
out.
In WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS our stock +,
complete, and offer great inducements in
WHITE and TURKEY-REDTA
NAPKINS. TOWELS, SHEETlSGS. BED
TICKS. WHITE and COLORED QUILTS.
CURTAIE-LACES and AUSLINS, &C.
Our extensive stock Of RED. WHITE. and COL OR
ED FLANSELS: Ladies'. Gcnticmeu'<, and
Chldreus WOOLLEN UNDERSiIRTS. vii
be sold very low to close them ont fer the season
A new lot Of very pretty and cheap SILK HAND
kERCHIEFS, MUfFLERS, SILK and LACE
SCARFS, and all the new Shades Of RIBBONS
just received Don't fail - see them.
~ dozen PURE SILK NANDkERCHlEFS al 25c
n icce worth iOc.
| KID GLOVES-a new lac al all cDlors and ,rraii-
ties, from soc. To - Il pair Cali and scr our
soc. Glove. the best In the city.
| Our stock Of HOSIERY, GLOVES. IN SnkEP-
CHlEFS. CORSETS. &C. !, complete. aud oi!or
them 1T prices that viii pay give Us Il cal be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
| CLARKS and COATS.S SPOOL-COTTON &c., n
| THALIlIMEE BROTHERS.
/ il 16 90, Broad street.
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The venom. vulsarity, and wilful and self
evident prevarlcation OF the low article IN
yesterdays Fig with regard to this paper
sink The author.aud the piece beneath con-
tenIpt
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in this city. on the I'd of January. 1873
at the Second Baptist church, by Rev. Henry Nc,
Donald, d. D., Mr. EDWARD +. ClIESLEI, OF
Fredericksburg, to Miss BETTE G. FERNEf-
HOUGH, Of Richmond. No cards.
Married. on Tuesday, January Sth. WILLIAM G.
STOKES and Miss SUSIE l.. BROWN: both OF this
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n|ga REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS in
pieces Of from two to twelve vards-prlces fixed
very low: ,x .,,>,,-<,, $500
REMNANTS OF IIAMBURGH EDGlNGS and
INSERTINGS-som slightly sOlcd will be sold
very cheap:
REMNANTS OF NOTTINGHAM LACES at great
REMNANTS OF GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR.
REMNANTS OF CALICOES. at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
CLARK's and COATs'S sPOOL-COTTON re-
duccd 10 SC 4 spool. ja IA
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~ yVATEPpROOF CLOAKS.

me- WATERPROOF CLOAKS.
A Zig reduction in prices. The stock must he 80!
prices fixed below cost. We have also nice IS
soriment of BLUE WATERPROOF CLoAhS
tall Sizes for children.
Reductions in the prices of 81 A Ch- CT OF II
CLOAKS, which is causing rapid sale. Don't
delay II You wanta good CLOAK 1T 4 low price.
we will sell real ASTRACnAN CLOAkS ut S25-
the regular price is $50. We meat to close ont
every article appertaning TO winter wear. aud
LEVY BROTHERS.
COATS'Si and CLARK'S SPOOL-COTToN, re-
duced to &c. 4 spool. n Ii
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III DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Our low prices are causing rapid sales. Our
DOUBLE-TWILLED COL r h ID CASH
MERES are n marvel Of cheapness.
Our BLACK ALL-WQOL CASH3lERES are ac-
knowieGged cheap By everybody; and rs for
SILKS they are being sold so low that our prices
astonsl the closest buyers. n,,,
We also offer a large lot of REMNANTS IN DIR ESS
GOODS OF every description at very low prices.
Remember our CHEAP BLANKETS. u If
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rY- COHEN BROTHERS are offering
4 very extensive lot of FRENCH CASHMEREs,
which have been purchased recentlyto great adj
vantage, and which will be offered at considerably
less than market value. de -
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MT BON-TON CORsETS. We offer
the aboye-named CORSETS for sale, and can re-
commend them being the best-lttinS, best wear
ing, and cheapest CorScts ever brought 10 this city
Spcciul STYLES or sizes be furnished At few days
notice. We continue to keep the FRENCH-WOVE
LEVY BROTHERS.
Don't forget our CHEAP BLANKETS. il II
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J,ily yining Davenport died at Philadel-
min on Sunday night, and Fannie Dayen-
hort was quite ILL ut her hotel in Albany
rom nervous prostration, caused by the
news OF the sudden decease OF her sister.
She, however, left for Philadelphia.
John Buehler, a State senator OF Illinois,
was seriously stabbed on Monday by Mi
chael Morse in quarrel about mortgage
which Buehler held, but had transferred to
another party, who had foreclosed it.
1t is stated that the Cameron leaders in
Pennsylvania have determined on Colonel
Henry NJ. Hoyt, OF LuZerne county, as the
Republican candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylyania.
: a. Tennessee paper says that that State
now has three well-deflned political parties,
Republicans, Democrats, and kepudla-
tionists, and that most OF the last-named
are in the Legislature.
Senator Barnun, OF Connecticut, is cred
with the positive statement that Hon.
Samuel J.. 'riitien will be q candidate for the
presidency in 1880.
g Mcclellan and Pendleton!" signs the
Philadelphia Times. . Tho names may
again be coupled before many more years
have passed. Z, SIS
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner is named as
probable candidate FOR Congress In the Sec
,ond district OF West Virginia. ,s.
Hartford Conn, bankers and other busi-
ness.fnen have prepared u memorial TO the
Senate against the Bland silver bill.
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: ID II March. rhe members have no idea OF
WORKING sor nothing and findiug them
selves, is they would have ~ DO u they
STAYED here after the ninety days have 1 ex-
nired for which they exp peel TO receive pay.
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a- TO BE READ By GENTLEMEN

ONLY.
A large assors ment of LINEN. SILK, and COT
TON HhNDKERCHIEFS;
COTTON, NERTNO. LAMBS'-WOOL, and LiSLE-
THREAD SOCKS:
DCGSKIN. BUCkSkIN, CLOTH, KID, BERLIN,
and COTTON GLOVES;
MERINO. 3 u CKSKIN, LAbIBS'-WooL, and
COTTON SHIRTS and DRAWERS, and CAN
TON-FLANNEL DRAWERS of our own man
STANDING and TURN-DOWN PAPER and
LINEN COLLARS:
LINEN nnd PAPER CUFFS:
SUSPENDERS, NlGHT-CAPS.
CUFF and COLLAR-BUTTONs:
TIES. SCARFS, BOWS, CRAVATS;
SHIRT-STUD9 and SCARF-PlNS:
WRISTLETS. or PULSE-WARMERS;
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
Our own make of SIIIRTS-madc OF The best
Walnsu,ta cotton and pure Irish linen-at 81 for a
completely finished shirt; has only to be laund:ied
before wearing. ;, LEVY BROTHERS.
The cheapest BLANKETS in this city. 10 Ia
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Chastain c. Cooke is appointed post
master at Union Mills, Fluvanna county,
Va, uice Walter Brownley. resigned. John
Hardy is appointed postmaster at County
Line Cross Roads, Charlotte county, Va,
uice Z. w. WaddeII, declined. LIZ. Mason
is appointed postmaster at Mount Laurel
Halifax county, Va, vsce M. A. Atkinson,
resigned. A new post-ofiice IS estaonsneo
at Rocky Fork, Kanawha county, WesI va,
on the route from kanaWha courthouse q
jackson Courthouse, with Jennings Skid
more as postmaster.
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

WI - -. 49,
offer for sale MANCHESTER EiHlit J. . at
CENT. TAX-RECEIYABLE COUPON hoNDS'
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MASCht-siE!. .. ~
These bonds are Issued by authority o. 'D' ~,
Council, under All act OF the Legislature ~.
purpose OF paving oil The "noondee I,,.[s
,ha ci,y and for having the streets. The SCI ih''
rho ,ssnr tn SEC, 900 and provides for TAX ioF 'i'
redemption a, maturity. With this issue thc I'h1lN
Indcb,edness of Manchester is $256,70O. The p'',
nerty belonging TO the city is WORTH MORE '"''
the entire amount. ,,,.,,,s
TIE bonds are In denominations TO sui al ~,
~ nye,tors and are offered for The present a. '"0
sarv low nrsce of o.. JOHN c. WILLIAMS
,.,,n, Cashier Bauk OF Commerce
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nry KID GLOVES ! KID GLOVES ! !
rWO-BUTTON DARK and MEDIUM-COLORED
KID GLOVES 1T So 75c., 81, and sl.2o per
pair:
LIGHT and WHITE KID GLOVES, two. three.
four. and six buttons at the lowest prices:
LADIES' TWO-BCTTON BERLIN-LINED
GLOVES at 25c. worth soc. a pair:
4 large assortment of GLOVES OF all kinds for
men, women. boys, and girls;
STOCKINGS III great variety for boys, girlS; ana
women. ut LEVY BkOIhEhS.
CLARKS and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTONa at Sc.
per spool. u Ii
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Read the address Of the Conservatives OF
the General Assembly.
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ap p s.1,rss,Es.

NJ ELEGANT LACE c CURTAINS AT
extraordinary bnrgutns -ouly $40 fora set for two
NoTTINGuaM ia LACE CURTAINS Mt $3.50, 50,
IS, @6, $3.50. SO. SO. 40, sig, GID, atid $50
q set for two windows; these curtains are from
- 81 to So below regu1nr prices:
CURTAIN MUSLlNs Ii yards wide, 25c. per yard
worth 35c.:
WINDOW-sHADES I'm great variety ut low prices !;
LACE Lam Bi!EQU1NS,T TERRY and DAMAShS,
for curtains: -
LAMBREQUINs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nc.
at LEVY BROIEEisSs,,::.
+ larse assortment Of SILK HhSDKERCHiEFS.
(jl If
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND.
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ nIEN'
o.: RICHMOND CITY and SCBgRDaN hf'.N'-
ES,TSTE. M tie lowest market rates Apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO.. Real Estate hsrhas,,
In A llAo 'h'itI
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rsTEFAEO ErTHIA WATER.
1NHE BUFFALO LlTlllA WATER
AS a STOMACH WATER.
ONE or TIE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
On RECORD.
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. ATTENDED WITH
GREAT rR0sTRAfIoN, EoTll riti>i-
CAL AND MENTAL.

CASE or JOHN 4. KEELING, ESQ. STATED ~
Dr.. :. :. KEELING, OF PRINCESS aSNr
COUNTY. VA.
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BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
BLACK and COLORED sATlNS at cxtra0r.l!n,rv
low prices
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By locking over our books We find great
many Of our subscribers owe US for from ono
70 three years' subscription on the DEMO
Graf, and as we probably need it worse than
they do we would like for them 70 come for.
ward and settle up. For tho purpose Of ~
listing them, We have arranged matters 80
that they can settle up in their ewn pre-
eincts. Mr.. L n. Lgsett the County
School Superintendent, is our book keeper,
and he viii accompany Sheriff Diekey when
that gentleman makes the tour Of the pre-.
einets collecting taxes, and is fully author.
iEsi to collect and receipt for all moneys due
us The Sheriff has posted his notiees an
over the county, and by looking at them all
viii know when he and Mr.. Liggett VIII ar
rivs in the different precincts. In the mean.
time, before they start. we will make out
and send to each subscriber, enclosed In hin
paper, statement of his account. Then eaoh
one VIII know the exact amount he owes, and
bring it along with his taxes Il isn't often,
friends, we call on you, and we hope You will
respond promptly this time Ne know
times are rather hard; it is for that very rea-
son that we are obliged to call on you. Our
bills, though, are small, and any one almost
any one can raiss enough to pay them.
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Bs.ssv Tsxt Seeks.

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Better school books than those In general
use are demanded by tho people. How to
secure them has become an important prob.
lem, FOR when something better is presented
it Is not always an easy matter TO secure rec.
oguition for its distinctive merits.
We have Just completed an examination Of
new series OF Arithmotica, by WIN. J,
Milne, A. NJ, Principal Of che State Normal
School at GeResoo. y, Y. It is embraced in
two volumes, entitled respectively. First
Lessons in Arithmetic and seThe Practical
Arithmetic" They are upon tho inductive
plan-that is, the pupil receives practical In.
struetion in the elements of each rule before
the rule itself Is introduced. and thus the
mere theory Of numbers is displaced by ab.
solute practice. By this means a deep, in.
tuitive apprehension Of the relations Of mum.
bors is cultivated, result which cannot be
enoompassod by any other plan We have seen.
Methods Of calculation arc impressed upon
the mind by attractive pictorial illustrations.
and it is not too much to say that these
arithmetics possess recommendation of
higher order than wo generally expect to find
in books for common school instruction. But
they arc no lesa welcome and valuable ON nc.
count Of their rarity. In addition 10 their
other merits they are the most substantially
made books, As well as tho cheapest aud most
attractive Of any of the numerous toxts on
the subject that We have yet seen.
Another book in tho same noteworthy cat
egory Is a new Grammar School History Of
the United States by Prof. J. C. Ridpath. 1t
is impossible tosay > better thing about 1t
than that it is alire. Mere facts, which are
the bones Of national annals, are in this book
adriotly artienlated and clothed with the
warm flesh OF incident and made quick with
the hooa And muscls pi noble daring and
great aohievoments II Is an inspiriting mar
rative and at the same time accurate and
true Of the best authorities. Nothing in the
way Of maps. charts, diagrams and illuatra.
which can add interest to tho text, or assist
the pupil in understanding it has been omit.
ted. Its full index. prOnonneing vocabulary.
Fecapitulations Of chapters and complete
taxt, are recommendation which will be
sought in vain in competing works
These books are published BY Jones Broth.
en 4 Co, Of Philadelphia, Cincinnati and
| Chicago.
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clrsuIs CSur,.

Following will DO found report ol the dis.
poSal OF cases At the present term Of Court
up 10 noon yesterday;
] State Of Oregon VI Xii PsEtyiohn -in.
dictment for larceny. Bontinued.
y Frank ID Wood W Dayton Simison ct
al-iorclosure suit. Dismissed.
- James B Houston W ChAa + Cunning.
ham--eonhrnation Of report Of referees.
Report confirmed.
70 w II Rowland w d w AllinRhAm-
appeal. Judgment for plaintiG for e22O. 80.
81 Seth $ Hayes W David Hayes ct al
Confirmation Of the amended report Of rof.
oreoa Report confirmed.
30 w A Paul w Fletcher CrabtroO- suit
for slander. Continued
SO n Myers vs. s Standardization At lav
TO recover money. DlsmissSd.
38-FoE, Baum 4 Co W &c Varkor-ao.
tion q law to recover money. Judgment for
plaintiffs.
20 Joseph 4 Bentley ss Al " Rsbooca Y
Jones-Action for damages. Judgment for
plaintiff for oi.O0 and nuisance sbatsd by
order Of tho Court
Gl w Kelly W Melissa Kelly-suit for
divorce. Diaamiased At plaintiffs cost.
62 w II Roberts W Mary O RobsFts-sait
for divorce. Granted.
% Ruel Custer vs Martha u Cnster--suit
for divorce. Granted.
90 Ruth A Smith W Alfred o Smith salt
for divorce. Granted.
20 Lual0w Maxwell W Mary Maxwell
suit for divorce. Granted.
70 Frank Hayes st IL W 3 HAyas-suit
for partition Partition ordered.
20 Albany Lodge No 4IOoRvs Eliza A
Davis et al-auit 20 correct dsed.
so VIM 3 BFackeE ~ james AeMAhon-
siectmenk Dismissed.
SO Newton Houston ~ Anhby Pearco ot q
-eiectmenk Settled.
50 James d Houston W Ashby PeAres ss
al-eieetmeat Settled
81 Thos d Houston W Ashby Psaree ct al
-ejeetment Settled.
IS Ailton Houston W AHhby PoAres st Il
-ejectmant. Settled.
30 Thos Baldwin W A p Gaines st al
foreclosure. Docrea granted.
90 James A Pearl " AAstsrsoa Jack
review. Judgment Of Lower Coart reversed.
% In tho matter Of the estate and guArdi.
Anship Of Sarah TetsFs and Mary Y Bignog,
minor Children Of Samuel Ealiok-AppaAL
Diasmissed.
90 Adam ssttlsnisr " u Psysor-ap.
peal Dissmissed on motion af plaintiff
100 George Peters W Margaret Peters
suit for divorce. Granted
100 J w SWAnk and " II Sc Atk, AlmFs
Of Harmon SWAnk. deed w. Ely y KSsnsy-
action at law 70 recover money. Dismissed.
ITO State VI ID Bosgs -In.lietmsnt for lar.
eenY. Verdict, not guilty.
ll2 State ot Oregon " Lemusl Foley
indictment for sailing liquor without licrRss.
Verdict. not guilty.
li3 State Of Oregon ~ James AurAy-
indictment for selling wliskey Ia . minar.
Plead guilty and lined $500
ia State Of Oregon W James Murray
Indictment for selling Slsiritnouz liquor oH
Sunday. Plead guilty and inSd 5000.
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vas ssa llD1 aa.euas


Long white cashmere ties aRs In vogue.
whiss cloth for babies wraps costs 8 a
gard.
Large fancy pearl buttons are used on Op.
era wrapa
Turqnoiso and navy-hlus skirts win super.
seds those Of scarlet cloth sRHs
Muslin skirts have . square trains which
buttons On short walking skirt. 4
The newest vassrsa rihbOns arr shaded,
and have the revsEss sido Of saGin. 5 ~ ~
White barsge win Be fashionable mate.
rial for ever dresses This winter. 1its4
Broeade velvet in solid colors makes very
handsome necktiss. sIt costs 81 q yard.
Highland suits are out Of fashion for boys.
The girls mOnOpOlizo the plaid this year.
Satin ribbons, with tiny dots Of dark vel.
vet, are shown for trimming velvet bonnets
Humming birds and other sorts Of birds
ere naSh assa for bonnss tzirafning this
FAn.
Suits Of lustrolsss black cloth. with but.
tons Of polished black horn. are shown for
mourning. 4 eaaaV
FrOcks Of Preach nAinsOok, made With .
yoke, and trimmed with embroidery, arc
shOwn for little girls.
The flower bonnets are replaced fer Winter
By wreath Of fsatAers. mingled with sAtin
loops and fastened with satin strings.
Felt skirts, with one pinksd fOunce. are
the cheapest things in bAlmOral, and twillod
serge, with hemmsd hOances, como next.
The ugliness Of the Scotch plaid suits is
alightly sOftened by cutting them crOaswiso.
Even the kilt plated skirts are not straight
The most luxuriant eyeAing wraps are Oi
brOcades in the finest Of shell patterns. The
shape Is something like that Of the sleeved
dOlman.
Gold braid on ladies street dresses is gen
orally adopted abroad, and is gradually CON.
ing into use in this country, but we do MOI
fancy it Il is too aAahy.
The English ladies adopt the classic styl,
Of wearing the hair cOaabed back plain ol
waved in orimpa. and eOilsd low on the bacl
Of the neck. This is full dress.
A full-sized fne cashmere shawl sells il
Paris or London at from $500 to g, 500. ani
soma as high as 5000. Queen Victoria hai
one. nearly white, which cost over S, 600.
Tom Moore describes dress in which Mis-
COutts appeared one evening, at party, and
which she was about sending 70 the hank th'
next morning for safe keeping. as valued a
half million Of dollars. "
Do our Lady readers gkhow that corsetl
were first invented by hard-hearted butch
sr as punishment for his wife. He thought
the article would partially deprive her O
breath and prevent her tattling.
One Of the new nAEy-blue frOcks shown fol
little boy this season vas trimmed % tn.
collar. pOckst-uelts. cufs and sash With gold
braid, and had gilt buttons The effect wa
gorgeous.
A fashionable lady to-day spouds suauAIly
on her .milliner, mantua-maker, and lace
dealer > sum that would have supported Al
entire Household, in her own rank in life, il
tbs daya Of Mrs. Washington.
The ParAsiAn saodisEes are using fruits and
vegetables BY wholesAls il the trimming O
hats and bonnets. Little punches Of carrots
and Fadishes, bOughs Of PLAINS, and bundles
Of q sparagus are considered excellent taste.
Strawberries are very costly, because the
fruit Is 50 difEiealt to initiate
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l few gsod FOassas Why eVsry LAay
Shsald buy Tie
f" BR0AWMEAD ALAPACAS.p

LIST They are ths cheapest goods IN the
mArGSt, whsn thsiF ssrvics l. taken into con-
sidaFAtioa.
ID TAey can be worn In damp weather or
in . shower. without fear d being ruined By
curling or shriDking.
81. Thoy are all double width goods, fall
twUnty-sevsn inches wide, and made from
the very best materials. by sxperienoed work.
nloH, and cannot be sxcsllod by any similar
gDods, either Foreign or Domestic.
4th. ThomaEnfsctaTing, dyeing and finish
ing i doae IN such . mAnnsr that these goods
can 10 wAAhed and done up a. well ~ a linen
snit. without the least Injury 70 the fabric,
aud the merchant sslling is authorized TO
warrant them ~ such.
9Th. In thsir manufacture there i no
wsighting, sti6ening. orATti6ciAl lustre used.
Thua showing just what ths goods are and
win DO until worn out
9Th No expense is spared, and the greatest
care tAksn 10 make every color - fast a. the
perfection Of skiil and the Pursst dyes viii
make them.
eyA eraah anVstee 81 ahove eeeAa gusa -
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Aass %. d cailtoynIa, O. n. BhVAvs wAs
appointed agent
Allen, Robinson Z 90. have oyer 4, ,000, 900
feet Of logs in the oalapooip,l and they still
keep force Of twenty.one hands at work
putting In more The last raise In tho river
brought quite number Of logs down As
far a. Brownsville.
Henry and Joo Clark, Geo. Sill and Al.
Church. went up 10 sodom, or goose hoav.
on, last Monday and returned on Tuesday
evening They had no difficulty whatever in
bringing their game homo In the wagon, as
they only slaughtered one lone, lorn duck.
Tho Washington Standard says "a Port
land mechanic has invented an auger for Dor.
ing square hole" Well. we give Il up /
Wo have had all sorts OF augcrs planted on
Us, from lifo insurance auger TO book
agents giplet bat II this last squaro.holed
concern Is TO DO permitted to perpetrAto its
atrocities on our tender Sperdimis, wo give IL
up. What chance Is there for poor devil
after thatf