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MILLINERY.
Arrival of Passenger Trains
vs. "hH'hNNa
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPOT SIXTH AND
sTRFETs
htst4fun

AT BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPoT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsTREEr.
Morning. ESninC
$500, 81. Louis u Gun. ex. $3.50, Baltimore accom-
.65 Phln Il N. Y. eN. $3.50, Baltimore accom-.
.130, Chico u Pitts'g 500 n Y. Phil q Bos
bfO. Baltimore and way SOS Piedmont Strasburg
49, stations. v incheeter, Fred'ck
b29, FRED. nc Met br'ch.)I Hneerstown, Point OF
B27, baltimore, Annspolis| Hooks & way stations
. express 1851 Baltimore accom-,
$40, NsTtinsburR and IGr. 900 Baltimore express.
gerstown ac. Metro 500 Baltimore & way sta
pOlitan branCh) lions,
sl0s0, Baltimore accom-. $500 Chicago & st. louis.
l;c0, Baltimore express $40 NY. Phil. & Boston
express.
arrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Rg- For the time OF departure of trains see Rdver.
fsOmenls elsaMhnrn-
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How many thous nls suffer from biliousnoss,
dyspepsia, &C., and drag on miserable existence
not III enough 10 remain at home and call in mcdi-
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwcll TO de-
stroy all the pleasure OF lite They suffer daily, and
solely for want of some simple remedy to purge
and cleanse the system. QulRKs IRISH TIA Is
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle In Its Of
iocts yet Ii carries Off all cXtraneous matter and
leaves the vital organs clear and unobstructed 1t
puriiics the blood and renovacs the entire frame.
II is truly Natures remedy being entirely herbal.
Sold by all druggists. twenty-five cents per pack
age, each making quart of medicine,
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BY =. Foley, at 10 a. N. aud 7 p. M, tn,
stock, showcase, aud fxturesg Of store No
1924 Seventh street northwest, between B
and N.
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NATIONAL THEATRE-Shaughraun
FoRD's oPERA.HousE-Kellar, the magician.
THEATRE CoMQUE.-VariCty performance.
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CoD-LIyER on AND LIME.-That pleasant and ac-
tive agent in the cure Of all consumptive symptoms,
"Wilbors Compound of Pure Codl.iver Oh and
Lime" Is being universally adopted in medical
practice. Sold by the proprietor, a. b. Wilbor,
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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Thormo,netric Roudings.


For the Middle States warmer south by west
winds; partly cloudy weather, and stationary OF
slowly falling barometer.
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Tic Glenwood Cemetery contest,

LA CoQUETTE" cigars at NJ. Godstein's
(under Metropolitan Hotol). Seespecial notice,
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CITY ITEMS.

Ring, containing five large stones, for $40.
AT Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-10

FRESH Havana LA Coquette" cigars re-
coived to-day. See special notice.
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CANCERS CURED.-Dr. Moses & Son, of Virginia
have opened an Office No. 400 Tenth street north.
vest for the cure of cancers, tumors ulcers, and
extracting OF wcns mples, and flesh marks with q
vegetable plaster. They have q large number Of
cancers in the office on exhibition with hundreds
of testimonials from some of the best citizens of the
United states. Cures guaranteed.
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Pair of on Color Solitaire EARRING,
Weighing p carat, very brilliant S105. Jacobs
Bros, 1893 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WELLS MACHIEE SPREAD sTRENTHENINo PLAs
TIERS are superior to all Others Composed of choice
medicinal gums combined with the true Burgundy
Pitch spread on line soft lamb skin, they afford me-
ChaniCal support 10 the affected parts, and, acting
by absorption, relieves almost instantly For pains
III the back or side, caused either by Indigestion,
rheumatism or strain, they are unrivaled. Sold by
all druggists; p cents each.
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MEMS READY MADE DEPT
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S DEPT.

With view TO the better accommodation of
our many lady visitors to this department IL
has been entirely reitted. It will Offer very
large and attractive stock. Among the en-
tirely new styles are the Princess" "Lorno,'
(" Connausht," admiral" "Pinarore," and
the Gerster." The greater portion of these
goods are made for us, and, Notwithstanding
the attempts of other houses TO induce our
ments.
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FoR Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Affections
Of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry pectoral.
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LOGAN MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits, Special
rates ON time deposits j, IL. soUIER n co.
Bankers. 1il9 PonnSlyania avenue.
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TUoMPsoN's PoMApE OPTME, an olc0ginous com
pound Of greet merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair Sold by all druggists 70 and 30 cents per
bottle.
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A Fine Fair of solitaire studs,

Three caratss, very brilliant, 5000. Jacobs Bros
1929 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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Buffers BALsAMIc MIXTURE the old infalliblc
remedy. Sold by druggiss price, 81 per botle.

WlLBOR's COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LIvER OIL
AND LINE.-1he advantage of this compound over
the plain OH is that the nauseatng taste OF the OIL
ly palatabc The offensive nste Of the OIL has long
acted as great objection to its but in thistorm
the trouble Il entirely Obviated. A host Of certl-
cotes might be given here TO testify to the excel
lcnce and success of lYRbO's God Ltrer Oh and
Lime - but the fact that II Is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty Is sufficient. For sale by A.
b. Wilbor. Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
TnI1J JIJSCEII1NY
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NJ. GoLDsrETN'e LA Coquette" Havana
cigars. See special notice.
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PETERSBURG.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR EUROPA
MAN FOUND DEAD-ARREsT OF A FUGITIVE
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM JAIL
NEED OF RAIN-sCHooL PRIZES AWARDED.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch1
.- .aH JUNE &c, 1879.
Alexander Hamilton, Esq.,a prominent
member of the bar. and Miss Kate NJ,
daughter OF Mr.. S. ". Venabe, were mar
ried last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed OF the residence of the brides pa
rents. and after brief reception the happy
couple left for New York. whence they will
sail on Saturday for bridal tour in Europe.
Mr.. W. Gordon McCabe left this after
noon for New York, whence he will sail in
the same steamship with Mr.. and Mrs. Ham,
ilton for Europe. This is his third trip
across the Atlantic. He contemplates spend
ing the summer in Germany and Northern
Italy. r..
A colored man named Robert Thweatt,
aged bet ween tifty-tive and sixty years, was
found dead In his workshop, in Gilded,
this morning. An inquest was held, and
the verdict OF the jury was that death was
caused by incompetence and improper diet.
The old mans sickness was caused 2y eat
ing unsound meat.
The police last night arrested Henry Law
yer (negro), charged with having committed
a felony in Brunswick county nearly two
years ago. It is alleged that he stabbed a
man, inflicting serious wounds, aud break
ing of the blade OF the knife in the body
OF his victim.
Within the past few weeks four CT five
persons who had been confined in the city
Jail for lunacy have been discharged by
commissions called to examine their cases.
Under the careful treatment and manage
ment to which they had been subjected
they have almost entirely recovered. SeVe-
raj Others are likewise improving, and VIII
soon be discharged. ......
Rain is very greatly needed in this sec
ton, especially in the tobacco region. In
some OF the counties very little tobacco has
been planted-scarcely one third TO one
fourth of u crop-by reason OF the drought.
The closing exercises of the University
School of PeterSburc-W. Gordon Nc
Cable principal-took. place to-day. The
Pegram prize. founded in 1865 in memory
of Colonel William johnson Pesram, Con-
federatc States artillery, for best scholar
ship in the upper school, was awarded TO
Ropcr Davis. The Elliott prize, founded
in 1865 in memory OF Pcrcval Elliott,
Eighteenth Georgia battalion, for best
scholarship in the lower school, was award
ed to Samuel NJ. Garland and John w. Ar
rinston. The primary prize, for best
scholarship In the primary classes. WAS
awarded to William L. McGll.
ROBIN ADAlR.
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GALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLISTENS" Is the
appropriate moral OF very sensible letter
that is dated at Leadvile." In this VIC
are told anew a very old story which in
forms US that it is great mistake to sup
pose that fortunes can be made there with
out either capital or labor, or that bonan "a
mines can be bought for song every day
in the week. or dug out Of the mountain
side any morning before breakfast. And il
this be the case Of that locality, where peo-
pie have begun to think ALApDIN's lamp
was hung, now can We expect the acqusi-
ton OF wealth by uuaccountable good for
tune anywhere No, there has been too
much good fortune and too much eyagge-
rated representation Of good luck lin the
land for the peace aud happiness OF the
people. The disasters OF war and the pro-
longed consequences thereof, together with
the evils Of bad and corrupt government,
have been made all the worse and unendura-
BILE by these things. 1t is time the country
was understanding better the delusions OF
goid.hunting and the false representations
OF gold specuiations put afloat to deceive
and entrap the unwary.
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In the little paragraph in our issue Of yes
terday which mentioned supervisors Of elee-
ton, we meant to name deputy marshais.
1t is the latter, as we have repeatedly had
occasion to say, who are the oppressors OF
the people and the tools selected by the
Administration to perpetuate Republican
aseendency.
Aud it does seem to us that congress
man who refuses so amend the law so as to
secure half the deputy marshals for the
Democrats, and Because he thinks the
whole law ought 20 be repealed and does
not acknowledge that Congress has power
to psss such q law, SIS too much OF high
flyer and sky-scraper to represent practi-
Cal people We could save the next House
OF Representatives by that simple expeGient.
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EScEEETEzxErcI2-EsVrzHs5
DEATHS.

Died, At ; o'clock +. ii. June 26th ut the resi-
dcnce Of her father &C.. II: Pun nrt9nl; no. 904
Henry Mand.r, in The twenty.nnh year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
d.nce. No 904 west Marshall street, HIS tFrday)
anccs arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died. st the residence Of his father. FRANK
MELVILLE. youngest son o. G, II: aud Eliza Jane
Burlington. in The fourth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his Fathers resi-
dercc No. 9O4 west Marshall street. THIS friday
AFTERNOON N > o'clock. Friends and acquant-
auccs arc respectfully invited to attend.
Died in this city. ut 9:3O o'clock \. ". on yes
lcrday, BERTHA LEE. daughter of Minnie and
Thomas SouthcrlanG: aged one year and one day.
The funeral Will lake place from the rcs,l. nee Of
iFutonl. at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. Friends
and acquainlanccs OF Tie family are Invited 10 at
tend.
New York papers please copy.
Died, ut his residence In this city. ut 1890
s'rlock yesterday afternoon, CHARLES r. SHEER
KY; aged thirly-sN wears.
His funeral will take place from Gracr Epl. c"pal
church al O'Clock THIS tfriay) AFTERNOON.
Friends and acqualntanccs are invited TO attend
without further notice.
Washington papers please copy.
Died. June Goth. in the twenty-sixtt year OF her
age, BELLA. beloved vie of Israel Stern, and
Her funeral will take place from the residence.
No. 5l3 Broad street, at 5 O'Clock r. NJ. FRIDAY.
June 27th. Friends and acquaiItanccs are invited
without further notice.
Died ut his residence. on Baldwin street. Jnnc
26 Il. ut half past O'Clock, LEONARD \. DEASE;
In thc iweuty-eighth ycar of his age.
The funeral will take place ut ChllSt church lEpis-
copall TODAY at4 O'Clock PM.
Died. Sundly morning. 22d instant, Ut ~ O'Clock.
KATE BELLE, only dausht"r Of Henry and Mary
j. Dean. in the lwrnly-scvcuth year Of her age.
Standing BY The river
We closed the weary eyes.
In Jesus arms we idtd her down,
A lovely i.wrl for his crown.
lie bore her through the river.
And clothed her In robe so white
Too beautiful for mortal sight
And took her 20 the skies.
Weep not for her. hat she hath reached before lis
The safe. warm shelter of her long loved home;
Weep not for her. she may be lending DER us
In quiet wonder wbtn we. too, shall come.
Syracuse, y. Y. and Lynchburg and Petersburg
Va. papers please copy.
Died, June 2lsi. At Powhitc, Hanover county,
Va Mrs. SARAH SELDEN, in the seventy -irst
year of her age.
Christian Observer aud Central Presbyterian
please copy
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RAISING ARCHBISHOP PURcELL's DEBTS
Especial to the Baltimore american. l-Ne,o
York, June 25.-Archbishop Purcell is still
in this city, and will probably remain here
two weeks longer, with H. secretary. The
clergy OF this and ncighboring dioceses are
working earnestly to swell the fund which
is being raised to pay his debts, and the
fund is daily increasing. The sums, though
large in number, are individually small IN
amount, showing that they come from the
poorer classes. The Archbishop and his
secretary are the guests OF the Christian
Brothers OF the Manhattan College, MaD-
hattanvilIc. The Archbishop has received
much attention and sympathy in the month
health and spirits. He hopes to raise $780,
900 while here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27

Miss Green and Mr.. Ncemier stood ut the
chancel-rai in Roman Catholic church at
Dslphos, Ohio, in the presence OF large
wedding assembly. The marriage service
was smoothly performed to the point where
Miss Green was asked II she would take
Dir. Neemier to be her husband. Ono, l
will not" she responded. The priest
thought she was confused, and put The
question again, whereupon she declared
that she had changed her mind, but would
give no explanation. OK course the cere-
mony was not concluded. .,..
William Nailor and EIvira vireh were
married near Evansville, Ind, in the eve
ming, and that night remained in the house
OF 4 friend. In the morning the brides
armed with guns, and captured her in spite
Of her own and Stands desperate resist
ance. She was carried off, and Nalor has
not yet been able to find her: 81.
st. James Episcopal church, PhiTadel-
phia, is in trouble. The venerable Rev. DR..
Morton is too old to work vigorously, and
the congregation has dwnded until 4 tinau-
cia crisis is at hand. The yestrymcn pro-
posed to retire him from active duty on 4
salary, and hire popular assistant rector.
He refused to acquiesce, and the yestrymen
have all resigned.
Died, June 18th. at the residence OF her
son-in-law, 81 Oyoca Road, south Circular
Road, after long and tedious illness, Annu
Louisa, relict OF the late Theodore b. Yer
don, Solicitor, OF this city. and daughter OF
the late John Fowler, Esq. formerly Dep
rty Grand Master and Secretary to the
Frcema.ons OF Ireland. American papers
please copy.-Uu6lin Times, Jane IL.
New ORLEANS, La, June Blast night
after the Democratic caucus had adjourned
II reporter asked one Of the members il they
had reached conclusion in regard to the
State debt. 1--WE have" was the contdcn-
tial reply. "What Is it?" 1--WE have de-
cided that the State OF Louisiana does not
owe cent, and even il she does we WON'T
pay IT, Washington Post.
Talk about our ten-cent school tax West
Virginia has tax Of 100 cents, Just ten
times as much as ours. The entire taxes
paid to State and county here are two dol
lars per hundred dollars of assessed value.
How is that for high ?-FrOm |. {. E0rtey'S
account Of trip TO Vest Virginia.
Colonel Thomas NJ. Green. OF Louisville,
said that Judge Harcis had mutlatcd the
record in a family Bible in order to make
his age appear greater than it was. Judge
HargiS replied that Colonel Green was 4
liar. SANDER suits have been instituted.
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JUDGE BROwN HAS NOT DECIDED THAT
CLUBS PAY no LICENSE TAX.-We have
received the following letter from Judge
Brown:
Messrs. Editors Of the american:
Gentlemen,-In the american Of to-day
it is said in an editorial article " that Judge
Brown has laid down the principle with re-
gard to the Sunday law that it is not appl-
cable to clubs organized under the law Of
corporatlons." This is an error. | never
mace such decision nor expressed such an
opinion. Respectfully,
GEORGE WILLIAM BRowN.
June 25. 1870.
We regret that we fell into the error
pointed out by Judge Brown. We find on
examination that the opinion referred 10
was delivered bv Judge Gilmor on April
90, 1876, just before he yielded the bench OF
the Criminal Court to Judge Brown. The
Allston. Maryland. Concordia, and Ger
mania Mnancrchor Clubs were indicted for
the sale OF liquor on Sunday, and the de-
cision Of Judge Gilmor was that the law
OF 1866, commonly known as the Sum
day liquor law, did not apply to such
associations as these. which did not
carry on the sale OF liquor as a source OF
money-makine, but as part OF the conye-
niences and privileges Of membership. In
the recent case Of the Bavaria Club, which
met on Sundays over beer saloon on FIRE.
mont street. and drank beer bought and
paid for on week days, Judge Pinknev en-
tered decision OF not guilty.. Under cover
CT these decisions, clubs that meet On Sun
day to enable members to get their liquor
are rapidly multiplying. Baltimore AmeTi-
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Immediately descended the ladder to rescue
him, seeing that no one else was doing any.
thing for the mans relief. He succeeded
ia getting him on hfsfeet, but be fsii again.
and before any arrangement could be Ell
fected for the deIiverarice OF the two men
Cooke himself was Frustrated by tue ionl
MIR. uniting a noble, disinterested sacrifice
OF his life Tor felow-being. His remains
were brought here to-day, and his funeras
took place from the Episcopal church this
evening,
The closing exercises OF the Misses How
ards, school and the Piedmont Female In
stitute went off with great sectdt and satis-
faction TO pupils, patrons, and Instructors:
The Charlottesville Public High School and
the Graded School have also closed their
doors for the holidays, and scholars and
teachers are casting about for some cooler
retreat in which to enjoy the honors so wei!
earned at each. QUIP.
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CANADIAN CROP PROSPECTS, Toronto,
Ont, June 25-Crop reports from Ontario
and other. provinces show prospects Tor
more than an average crop. In some places
fall wheat was winter-kiled, and in others
the iateness of the spring delayed lis grow
ing; but the favorable weather OF the past
few weeks has worked wonders. The dis
pat ches indicate that the crops are looking
better in the eastern than in the western
sections OF Ontario, but the harvest the
country over will be bountiful one. The
hay crop will be nprccedentcdly large.
Wheat, oats, and barley are above the ave-
rage. Root crops OF all kinds are thriving
well, and fruit will give at least an average
yield. The potato crop has thus far escaped
the ravages of the potato-bug.
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a., nix,ne ortesnai was so plainly stamped
ss,,,t ,ha recognition fstbelr ri9 hts co,lid
. wv ha Sisrcuardetl. TtieiT understanding
, usS rot iarkar1ed. and Ut WINS theirs TO de-
,nn,,d that their votes should be honesty
racor,ied and honesty counted. Tne R lI
suas !, struggle between the educated intei-
,tgence of the North and Soutn. aatinR
hack to the establishment OF she Govern ,
ment. It wig o war between hartaru'
Yale. and Princeton, aud w iltiam anu m 10.
md The universities of the Carolinas; Tue
war !1at, to come. and we should all rese.
rent,y thsNk God that 1t came IN OBI 9ay
md ypent its wrath upon our heads iatne.
tbar, upon the children OF our io.ns unu
| those Ypho cluster around our flresiaes. de
tappenIe,i TO the youth 10 go iortp, nos u
| food for gunpowder and agents LOT ira u,
tricidai strife, but as messengers U
goodwill between retinttet sections
The shadows which were thrust across
our path are dssipated forever, ano
one future and one destiny awaits US
and one flag typides that unity ane
destiny. The hearts OF the chlldren o.
the South are turned toward 1t win ioya
affection, and benceforth it shall be friend
| " rivalry between them ont; our children
as to. the yindIcation OF its honor. In III
defence the South will come, US, theil
fathers gathered when the guns sounded
at Concord and Lexington; and, as wheI
under their own Washington and: Mer
GER, they crossed through the snow
and ice OF the Delaware that preceded
the slories OF Trenton and Princeton
| they will come with the same heroic pur
pose that marshalled the hosts under Stone
wall Jackson, that lined with pckets tn
heights OF Fredericksburg and raised III
living wall around Richmond. These ira
ditions of an honest ancestry, where, OF
botL sides, all fought for what they believed
was their duty, were the strongest incen
tires to courage and self-sacri6ce. On
common heritage awaits our children. ant
when they stand side By side, with elhov
touching elbow, woe to the foe that dar
cross the line Of their march!
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CZT1s THE GREAT REDUCTION.
LOWEST PRICES EVER ATTAINED!
CT DOLLARS ARE SAVED YEAR
LIZ TO THE PUBLIC
COHEN HOTIIERS.
ALL GOODS ARE WARRANTED AZ
REPRESENTED.
THERE Is NO MISCONSrRrCTiON or QUAIL
ITY-NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN VALUE
THEIR STOCK i NUW THE LARGEST
OFFERED N TIE STATE.
G~Iy~ THE GREAT REDUCTION.
THEIR STOCK Is now TIE LARGEST
OFFERED N TIE STATE.

few of tho extra bargains offered This week arc
Is pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTING 1T 1876:
10 pieces of fine BLACK LIONE-E SILKS at
from $3.50 TO i2.75 Il yard, warranted at from
81 10 sl.25 yard under value:
800 yards BLACK GRENADINE ut G,.c., valued
1T fully 1876;
LCPIN'S SATlN-STRIPEGREEAD at Sl.4O,
the agents price Of which has been 80 10;
DAMASSE SILK GRESADINE At 52':c. reduced
from S5c 1T csc. formerly valued at 81;
IRON GRENADINE al 1jc.. ALL-WUoL AND
SILK 27H TO 35c.;
cases of LONSDALE CAMBRIA, considerably
under market value:
Yard-yvidc PERCALES 1T J4,c.. valucd n SIC;
. cases OF fine ENGLISH CAMBEICS at &c, VAL
ued at 12Mc.;
Is pieces of SILK GACZE at from Sec TO Il Il
yard;
so dozen 75-bone COESETS at 37t!c., valued Al
90c. a pair;
l5O-bone FRENCH. W0VE ut 75c., vsil:cd nj
$50;
The DOUBLE-ADJUSTGBLE CORSET At sl.7o,
reduce, from $3.50;
2 cases 1I-y,rd- vide AN DR0ScoGGlNE BLEACH
ED SHEETISG AZ BE. yard:
% dozen COLORED LACE MITTS nj 75c.:
80 dozen LISLE.THREAD GLOVES ut l2.c.:
. and 3-RUBBER THREAD GLOVES Al % and
35c.;
% and 24-nch SILK PAEAsoI.s at $50 and
Sl1J.
WOtSTtD SERGE PARA&nLS uargc siz"J AT
75c. and : |. rrducci fr"Iu 80 aIG ::
4 large stock OF LINEN SUITS, 10 be closed out
cheap: ..
duCrd from 3Uc. 7" -