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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-15
SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1879.


THE rush for office at WashingS
ton is unparalleled in the history
of the country. In view Of the
change in the Senate, which will
turn out the Republican subordinate
officers and make places for two or
three hundred Democrats, appli,
cants are pouring in from every
quarter-east, west, north and
south. Senators are besieged from
morning to night. Some of them
have left Washington to avoid the
intOlera6le plague. Senator Cor
don, who has been indisposed and
confined to his room, has had q po-
liceman stationed at his door to
keep the hungry horde from pOur>
ing into his room ike the locusts in
Egypt. The second class boarding.
houses are overrun, and third class
bar>rooms are reaping 4 rich har-
vest. OF course, all who expect
offices will not get them, and, in the
course of fortnight, the army of
the disappointed will start on their
weary march to their respective
homes, frmlypersuaded that life is
failure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-15

0SS week in your own town. Terms and
PUU outfit free, Ad iross H HALEETT Il Co.
Portland. Maine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-15

AAGOLD PLATED WATCHES: Cheapest
Wtfin the known world. Sample Watch Free e
S1S B.1geTta Address, A. CoULTEE & Coz chicago
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Chancary Sale of Tract of Land

Nc. 1855,
John Baxts- We. A. D. Knox and wife Martha B.
Knox.
OURS ANT ToA DECREE PRONOUNCED
4 in the above cause At the March Term, 1878,
of the Char Gerry Court at Knoxville. Tennessee,
l viii sell at auction, to the highest bidder, in
front of the court house door in Knoxville. On
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, AT il O'CLOCK, A NJ,
The tract of aud mentioned ard described in the
plesdings. Jyipg in the Eighth civil district of
Knox county, tennessee, known as the "dentrV
tract of land, less five acre;, heretofore sold to
" N Bayless and where he now lives, C, ntainiag
about 200 acres, and situated about six miles
north Of Knoxville, ard being the zane land
recently ON ne1 sud occupied by Wilbur Wright
and pu chased By me John Baxter at Chan
Gerry sale" adjoining the LANDS of John Ws!land,
j +. Callahan, and 9th r..
TERMS,
:. Said sale will be made for cash, and In bar Of
the equity of redemption.
March ], 1s7e-ldsT.
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weller and DR.. J. C. Gillespie,
Beaver Ridge, and E. Dean Dow,
of Knoxville. We will be glad to
announce other names as we receive
them, and want none except such
as will give to immigrants reliable
information.
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The Lexington (Ky.) Gazette,
upon the receipt of the report Of
the committee to investigate the
State debt, with the evidence of
Joseph A. Mabry, wrote a savage
article against the late Governor
Brownlow. In its next issue, upon
the receipt Of the facts, as present.
ed in the Nashville correspondence
of the C0yjer-Jouynal, it retracted
what it had said the day previous
and said:
1.-THE article which we published on
Wednesday was based entirely upon
the official report to the Tennessee
Legislature, and IS this has been upset
by explanations, 1t loses all its point
and force. We take pleasure in ai"ays
doing justice, but especially to one
who has gone 20 render his account 10
higher JribunaI than To earthly court
or public opinion. The friends Of
Gov. BrOwulow ia Tennessee viii
doubtless see that lis memory j. prop
eTly viudicated, f.E they owe this 10
man who lived long in pu".ic view,
and sgainsJ whom this The solitary
charge OF yeEalLty, aud Ia5 besn
exploded"
With the friends of Governor
Brownlow in Tennessee, and the
thousands who knew him elsewhere,
he needs no yindication. If long
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fac, that she had no boys to go to the
front aud battle for the country. Now
that the poor Zulus are thr shing the
British So nicely, and Prince Napoleon
mas gone TO help the "red-coats," the
"bOys" are not heard from except in
wedding Perhaps that was as much
of an engagement as C0Dnaught could
attend TO at once.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-15

TIE Memphis Avalanche evil
IDENTIFY appreciates our Legislature.
It says:
"Iaa sgatesmanshtp now reegiug
AWAY at four dollars day no Nasi-
vile I- fr.lsled by the Con-tilu ia,
aad thes f-Eters chafe and gil our Is
Ter W5ns-.r- and ClIhouns. Il is not
impos-iaa that before the session end
lHe Cons .sat;3n 81 the State VIII he
a5o:j-hso - sesoiu ion, rs uses and
con .r=ry s. 1h4 spirit OF retTeLcnment
and reform"
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SHERfFF'S NALE.

Dy VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS OF SALE
D and of one execution issued by j. +. Dead
ecick, Clers of the supreme Court at Knoxville,
tennessee in the case of Martin shea IS. Jos. A.
Mabry ct al. and to me directed, will on 81 on
day, the 7th day of April. 1879, within legal
hourg, in front of the Court House door in the
city of IL oxville, Knox county. Tennessee, offer
for sale to the highest bidder, tor cash IN hand,
all the right, tits q int est that Thomas Il.
Pear e has ia the following tract or lot of land
situate in sal county of Knox in the 18th cvl
district and iyinz n nth Of he city Of knoxville
en- the Clinton PIKE. and bounded as follows viz:
Beginning at a cat on tn fence on the east side
OF the pike, thence along cad pike s. S40 K, B
1910 poles to stake, Chi es' corner, opDosl to
Crock ett's corner, thence n. - e. Y AZ 100 poles
to sstaxI, Ghiie's corner, thence n. 5O40 Z. II
poles to a stake, thence n. 1919 E. 1913 poles to
q stake, theme y poles TO stake on Nc nnallys
north line said sake being IS So poles from the
beginning, aad said line being south tO40 ".
and rs before stated. tb ence SIS SO poles to the
place of beginning tn sams containing AZ
acres, more or less, this beng the same land
whieb a. A. MoAnnaly heretofore conveyed TO
said Pearne. by c"nveyan which has been
registered in Office of tie Register of said
Knox county in book NJ Vol 3, pages l2l and
% The said tract of la is levied on to satisfy
he ab we named sxecutjC MS This MARCH 18Th,
.S79 ALtA' hEEbhh' SneFlA'
marcb1fdiw3s
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HOW TO GET INFORMATION.

y few weeks ago we announced
that We would be glad to publish
the names of any person or persons
in any Of the counties of this State,
who would be willing to enter into
correspondence with parties outside
of the State, desiring to immigrate
here. We have not received as
many responses as we had reason
to expect, but will probably have
more yet.
From Cooke county We have re-
ceiVed the names of II. II. Baer,
L. w. Worth, and VIII. c. Ander-
son. They are all reliable, intelli-
gent gentlemen. That county is
one Of the richest and healthiest in
the State, noted for its rich mineral
resources and fine agricultural lands.
Any one desiring full and reliable
information about Cooke county
may get it by writing to either of
the above gentlemen at Newport,
Tennessee.
Persons desiring information
about Jefferson county can obtain
it by writing to W, or T. Harris at
cambridge. We hope to give other
names from that splendid county,
but these two gentlemen are as good
men as any State can boast of, and
what they say may be depended
upon. Jefferson county, is blessed
with fine climate, good soil, and
good society," desirable place for
a home.
In Knox county we are author
lied to give the names of Joel Det~
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The Cleveland Herald says that
Jesse Gaut and Mr.. Mayfeld both
deny that they ever sent a telegram
to Thos. Galloway, jr., as Rev. n.
w. Motheral testified before the
Legislative Investigating Commit
tee they did. But Mr.. Motheral
never asked them anything about it,
and the committee in their infamous
greed for scandal never thought it
necessary, although right at their
doors, to call these gentlemen, and
give them an opportunity to answer
a charge involving them in q dis
honorable transaction. The course
Ct Mr.. MotberaI was a grave mis-
take, which he ought not to have
been guilty of, and the action
Of the committee was q crime for
which there is no excuse.
Even the plea of su-
preme ignorance, which can be made
for them by their friends without
doing violence to the truth, is no
valid excuse in this case. Their
manner of eliciting testimony in
this and other cases, is a disgrace,
shame and a villainous outrage
upon truth, decency and propriety.
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TusoIYent Notice.

HENRY T. COOPER. ADMINISTRATOR
u OF the estate of John Cooper, d cd. having
said ] Ohm Cooper, decd, therefore, /, J. F. J.
Lewis. Clerk of the, County Court of Knox
county, Tennesse~, do. order you, Henry L.
give notice in the Weekly Whig and Chronicle
and also at tie Court House door III Knoxville,
the estate of said ased, to come forward and
file them with me as clerk aforesaid for pro rata
distribution on CT before the 25th day of May,
1879. J. F. J. LEWIS, Clerk.
This 9th day Of F b-uary, 1879.
DURSUANT TO THE ABOVE ORDER FROM
L the Clerk of the County Court, all Pers ons
having claims against the estate of chm Cooper,
deo'd. are hereby notified to file tnem with the
Clerk of the County Court of Knox County, on or
rata distributi0n Of tas funds may be mad.
All persons owl said deceased will at once
come forward az d pay up and save cost.
HENRY 7. COOPER,
ii21 DIT wit Admin traitor.
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AMUsEMENTs-lsrn PAeE-Ist I'd. Sd. 4th. 5th and eth
AsTRoLoGY-4TH PAcr-4th col.
soAk sD "a
BRooKLYS BOARD, APARTMENTS TO LET, 4c.-sD
BRooKLYS PROPERTY FOR SALE AND 30 RENT
BUSINESS NoProRsruijNIrIEs-l7ru PAcr-5th and 9Th
c4a RhA sTes CR e.
cLrkS And and b
and 10TH pAeE.2d col;
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roAsT%IsE S Sc" sfEAMsIiPs-lsrH PAGr-ssh and 9th
. .oRStSS;TsxEnsn5Ps.n77 ] :, rAesns.A .s1 col.
SSlIa oHSTEf s1ASnp pAGssh Pssneh col COL
Fssss 81 4ss sSa 81 81 ss sad 9th se
pwEESs d S9!T H6sEs 10
FGRNisHED-51H PASs-4th coll and % pAcE-iss
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-leruP PAoE-sth col.
EUROPE-l1Tn PAGE-6th COL
EXCHANGE-4rH PAGE-2d col.
l 's sad n COILS
2k EodM AND ana TO
5rn PAcr-4th 5th and 9th coils. and ID PAGE-ist
Esesa and 18th fsssss and 80
HE'LL s' and
uoRsG is IaI and ssh coils
HoTss orEs'Ps spoas PSacEs OF BUSINESS &C.
WANTED~ap PAGE-3d col
INSTRUCTION-3p PAGE-5th and 9th coils
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-2p PAcE-lst col.
LOST AND FOUND-4rH PAGE-3d col
ss, pAGsIa and 81 sSs ss
MATRIMONIAL-lSTH PAGE-6th col.
1Sb h5'fas ss
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIsCELLANEOUs-4r PAGE-4th col.
MUSICAL-3D PAGE-(th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-11r PAGE-6th col.
pfAXoFokTEs. okGANs - -2D PAeE,-esn col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
Our OF s CITY For SALE OR
RENT-5rH PACED and Sd coils. and ID PAGE-lst
REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN-5rn PAGE-sd COL, and
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-5ru PAer-sd col and
REAL ESTATE wANrED-5rH PAcE-sd COL. and ID
RELIGioUs NoT'icEs-4rH PAer-sd COL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-30

81 WEST i4Tu ST. NEW YORK
THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
POSITIVELY RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES
INVISIBLE FRONTS. including our latest European
novelties for young aud old improving the looks OF all
ladies instantly from Toe. upward Come and before
PURCHASING elsewhere.
swITCHEs--Fncst quality. all long hair, from SO up
ward.
CURLs warranted naturally curly, all long hair In all
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
Finest assortment OF gray Hair in tho country All
shades can be properly matched at reasonable prices
Combings made up by our new method handsomer and
cheaper than ly any other house.
Advice given by FRENCH ARTIST how to arrange tho
hair most bccomingiy, FREQ OK charge.
Also a full assortment of
BEAuTlFY,NG COSMETICS
on hand EUGENlE'S SECRET of BEAUTY. warranted
tobe eMrmless. a specially, 81 per box. AURORA Tor
making hair golden blonde 81 20 and ~ bottle I'M
rivalled VEGETABLE FACE aud LIP ROUGE, 81 80 and
u per bottle unequalled HAIR RESToRER, 81 per bot
tle &c.
Ladies' having undesirable shade OF hair can have II
transformed into any desired shade Ia few minutes with
out injury to the hair.
The finest limo of BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS tor re-
tanning producing the loveness of youth warranted TO
be harmless Competent artists to attend Indies free OF
charge.
An exquisite aud grand assortment Of REAL TORTOISE
SHELL GOODS by Italian. French ana American ARTISTS
below manufacturers prices. - a.,
Send for illustrated catalogue How TO BE Beau
l. SHAW 81 West I4,h st., near 9th av
INON'T FORGET TO CALL AT THE ASSIGNEE SALE,
Dl,i6 hro@dway, for holiday presents D. hAAiAAoN'
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DRY GOODS.
THE NEW STORE OF

NO. ~ WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th AVENUES.
Having purchased of u well known
importing and manufacturing house
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS AND CLOAK
TRIMMINGS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
will offer ON MONDAY December I,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
PASSEMENTERIES, GIMPS, ORNAMENTS, &C,
EVER KNOWN IN THIS CITY
READ THE FOLLOWING PRICES
rs PIECES SILK AND CHENILLE FRINGES
INCHES DEEP, GOOD QUALITY, 39c. a yard.
go PIECES SILK AND CHENILLE PRINCES.
INCHES DEEP. EXTRA HEAVY i9c yard.
100 PIECES GRASS AND CHENILLE PRINCES.
INCHES DEEP, 62c yard good value for c.
IS PIECES ALL CHENILLE FRINGE "a INCHES
60 AND asf EA'f rnfSGE HsGs ''s
$50 rIESas pshr AND caESlEE f ZEE
INCHES DEEP, SIC. yard; worth 81 %.
lso PIECES MAGNIfIoESTf BEADED. And DR0r
PRINCES, 62c !5e. 81 81 II; 81 =; " % 2 yard
INCHES WIDE. 39c yard: worth 4Jc.
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DRY Goods.

BELOW. EVERY ARTICLE. WITHOUT
E PoUSD. REMARKABLY CHEAP WE AT ALL
RATE PRICES. BUT WE PUT FORTH UNUSUAL
=
,s sssssss sssss I'll FL FL s ssssss 5
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$ 8 $, S s. If If IL IL IL $. $. S s
occccccccc' Iii Hi ssssssss y.
'wENTY-rOURTH STREET
GLOVES
Ladies' Berlin Gloves lined, i3e.
Ladies' Cloth Gloves. lsc.
Ladies' Kids, fur top. Csc
Ladies' twc.button Castor Gloves. 47c.
Gentlsmsn's Cloth Gloves. 2oc.
Gentlemen's Kids fur top. s9c.
Gentlemens real Buckskin Gloves, 7sc.
Driving Gauntlets ysc.
Ch,ldrens Berlin Gloves. l2c.
Childrens Cloth Gloves. I5c.
Chidrens Kids, fur top. soc.
Childrens Mitts. fur top, SOC.
Children's 2-button Kids, SOC.
Beaver fur Gauntlets. 81 TO-
Otter fur Gloves. 81 81
Real seaiskiu Gloves, So TO-
DRESS GOODS
100 pieces Mountsi, suiting, I9c. yard.
Mountain suiting, all wool. lsc. yard
Mountain suiting extra wide. I9c. yard
Monte Cloths, sc inches. 25c. yard.
Figured Camels Hair. 4s inches, csc. yard.
Camels Hair Serge all wool. 2oc. yard.
Twilled Cancels Hair Beige. lac. yard.
Camel. Hair Cloths, &C. yard
Black Csshmsres 40 inch. 4Oc., 45c. yard.
Black cashmeres 40 inch. soc.. eoc. yard.
Black Cashmeres 4s inch. 75c.. s5c., 81 yard.
I DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Silk Chenille Fringe. inch, SOC. yard.
Beaded Drop Gimp. sse.
Silk Msrabout, 3sc.
Jet and Silk Fringes, Csc
Beaded Passementeries, zoe.
Beaded Ornaments, lOc.
Drop Trimmings soc.
Extra ane Marabouts. 6sc
-
7 LADIES' SUITS.
s. 50 Suits reduced to 81 SO.
81 so Suits reduced to 81 rs.
90 Suits reduced to So
$40 Suits reduced to IS rs
SIS Suits reoucod to sl1.
sis Suits reduced to sl4
$40 Suits reduced to sle so
$ss silk Walking Suits at SIS.
Coiored silk Suits reduced to $40.
7 LADIES' CLOAKs
neat Cloak at - So
Handsome diagonal Cloak at 81 So
Fine Cloaks at 50 so. sI2 so, $3.50.
Beautiful cloaks at sis. s2a, s24 80.
Fine Dolmans at $40 IS. si4. SIS so. So.
WRAPPERS
Tycoon Reps, silk trimmed. 81 95.
Fancy maislasse Wrappers at 81 s5.
Fancy diagonal Wrappers at 81 sa.
All WOOL cashmere Wrappers. s. 50.
Extra ans Wrappers at $40
4
MISSES SUITS AND CLoAKs.
Cameis' hair Cioaks, - % to 81 So
All wool Cioaks, "a 20 to $40
Cameis' hair Circulars, 81 rs to 81 so.
Childrsn's all wool Suits. So.
I SHOES
Ladies' Curacao kid Button Boots. 81 Co.
I! Ladies pebble go@ Button Boots. 81 g.
Ladies' cloth top Button Boots. 81 60
Real French kid Button Boots. So 81
Ladies' warm lined slippers, 81 %.
JEwELRY.
Cut Jet Ball Combs. 29c.
Jet Ball Horseshoe Combs. 29c.
Cut Jet Ball Braid Pins. l2c.
Handsome Jet Necklaces, soc.
Cut Jet Pendant Brooches. Coo.
Rolled plate Necklaces, 35c.
oxydzsd and nickel Cloak Loops, 200.
HANDkERCIIIEFS. &c.
Gentlenien's linen, colorcd borders 15c.
Ladies' linen Henlstitched Handk erchiefs, 12is sc.
Ladies' scalloped Border Handkcrchets &c.
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40. y WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN 5rH AND 9Th AVENUES. !
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DRY GOODS.

BBB LII UU 90 EEEE
=: !. :. :: :: :: : !:
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
FOR ONE WEEK IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR HOLIDAY GOODS
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AT ABOUT
HALF COST.
IS CASES FRENCH FELT HATS. INVEST
SHAPES. Soc. REDUCED FROM 81 25.
100 DOZEN cHILDREN's HATS. ALL STYLES.
5oc REDUCED FROM 81 30.
ALL THE LEADING STYLES OF TURBANs,
SATIN AND ELvET AND SATIN AND SILK AND
FUR BEAVER HATS AT DECIDEDLY Low PRICES
CLEARING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DERBYs
AT FABULOUS PRICES.
SILKS AND vELvETs.
TEN PIECES SILK VELVET AT 81 25 YARD;
VALUE S.
BLACK DRESS SILK. 75C.; VALUE, 81.
BLACK DRESS SILK 9oc.; VALUE 81 Is.
BLACK DRESS SILK. 81; VALUE, 81 so.
BLACK DRESS SILK, 81 %; VALUE, 81 rs.
BARGAINS IN FANCY VELVET AND PLUsuEs.
SPECIAL OFFERING
OF FANCY FEATHERS AND FLOWERS
RIBBONS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN PLAIN AND FANCY
RIBBONS
THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
SUITS AND CLOAKS
TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN THIS DEPART
MENr. OWING TO LARGE PURCHASES WHICH
WE HAVE RECENTLY MADE AT REDUCED PRICES.
LADIES' WALKING JACKETS, 81 90; FORMER
PRICE, 50.
DoLMANs, 81 5o FORMER PRICE, sl2.
CIRCULARS. So SO; FORMER PRICE, $40.
| CLoAKs. Sc; FORMER PRICE. 49,
| HANDSOME WRAPS, 50 so TO sls So
|
so CASHMERE SUITS, SILK OR SATIN TRIMMED
| 81 SO; FORMER PRICE, sI2.
| 25 woRsTED SUITS. HANDSOMELY TRIMMED
s. rs TO SIS; a5 cAMELs HAIR, sls so TO s2s
FINER GOODS pRopoRTIoNArELY Low.
EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF LADIES' WRAPPERS
| FROM 81 80 TO $25.
TRIMMINGS AND FRINGEs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PRINCES. PAssEMEN-
TERIEs. ORNAMENTS, BUTTONS. &C.
LAcEs AND MADE UP LACE GOODS
DECIDEDLY BARGAINS IN ANTIQUE LACEs AND
| TIDES FICHUs. sCARFs. HANDKERCHIEFs LACE
CAPS AND OTHER NOVELTIES IN LACE GOODS.
HOSIERY AND MERINo UNDERWEAR.
100 DOZEN cHILDREN's CoLoRED HOSE. 2oC.
100 DOZEN LADIES' cOLORED HOSE. saC.
SO DOZEN GENrLEMEN's HALF HOSE. lsC.
% DOZEN MERINo UNDERWEAR, aeC
| CHILDREN's MERINo UNDERWEAR. lsC. UP.
KID GLOVES.
| $50 DOZEN 3.BUrToNED KID. ALL SIZES AND
CoLoRs, 35c; VALUE soC.
$50 DOZEN KID. BLACK AND coLoRED. CSC {:
EACH PAIR WARRANTED
100 DOZEN KID, CAUTIONED. BLACK AND
| CoLoRED. 81.
coRsETs AND UNDERWEAR
| cuBoNE CORSET 45c.. VALUE sc.
| 74BoNE CORSET. SOC; VALUE 81.
ss-BoNE CORSET. 7sc; VALUE 81 IS.
soc.BoNE CORSET. 81; VALUE 81 So
| ALSO THE CELEBRATED p. D. FIENDI coU.
TILE, FROM 81 TO 81 80.
| BARGAINS IN wORsrED GOODS.
FLANNEL AND FELT SKIRTS. FANCY GOODS.
| JEwELRy. &C.. TOILET ARTICLES.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
+. !. I)III ). {. {.
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| 9Th Av.. 2lsr ST.
! / :: Il ri / 4. " ".
| s III AAA wv w,
ILL 0 sss Il il 4 4 ':
| 50 WEST i4Tu ST., NEW YORK.
| TIE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
\ HUMAN HAIR GOODS
| POSITIVELY RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
| INVISIBLE FRONTS. including latest European
novelties for young aud old improving the looks OF all
ladies instantly from Toe upward Come and before
! chasing elssw here.
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