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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-03

II Il. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionoor,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEAlENT BRICK DWELLING,
NO. ly2i NEW YORK AVENUE.

by virtue of deed of trust dated August II, A. d.
1876, duly recorded In lbcr No. S33 folio l0l of
the land records for the District of Columbia and ut
the request the holder of the secured thereby
we viii sell at public auction, in front of the prenii-
o'clock p. M, all that certain p ece or parcel OF
ground situate in the city of Washington. d. g.,
known and described as lot numbered thirjy-one (3
OF Kelly's subdivision OF parts OF lots six t6) and
seven t7) In square numbered two hundred and
eight seven (2S). together with the improvements,
&c, free from all encumbrnnccs.
Terms; OnG-thrd cash and the balance In one,
two and three year,, with interest Ut seven per cent
per nnnum, secured by deed OF trust on the prop
sold all cash. at option OF tho purchaser "
DEPOSIT required ut the time of sale and all ey
rncing and recording Mt purchasers cost. Terms to
he complied with IN seven days, otherwise the irus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property ut the
risk aud COS tot the dclnultng purchaser.
EUGENE CAliUSI rr,r.t,o,
oc21-eOIds NATHANIEL CANUSl, ''"'''S''
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HOME SUPPLIES

nLD WINE AND OLD FRI ENDS ARE KNOWN
" as the best, 80 Is JUSTuS OLD STAN ID,
known for years as the only place whore irstclnss
secondhand clothing can be sold at respectable
prices Address or call at
JUSTHS OLD STAND,
No 60 ID street. between sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, branch store, No, 4DS Ninth street. be
tween ID and n streets northwest.
NJ D-Note by mail promptly attended TO, sei6
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PAPST- GE.-O ntOber 81, by the Rev. r. II. Full.
ton, pas Of tue Second Presbyterian Church, Bnti
more Nd. F. j. PAPsr, of New iork city, to ASslB
EGE, OF Carlisle Pa.
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PROPOSALS..
NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMAII5-0
IN SION, SMIrHSONlAN INSTITUTION
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., October 81, 1879. J

Sealed proposals will be eceiyed by the National
Museum Building Commission, Washington y. O.,
erng and setting up in complete working ordeta low
pressure steam heating apparatus for heating he ire
proof building being erected for the National Mu
scum, the apparatus to be constructed In accordance
with the requiroments Of the specifications copies of
which, and any additional information mny be had
the office Of uss & Schuze architects. Corcoran
building. s. +. BAIRD,
nO3-2aN3w For National Museum Bulldg Com n.
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THE ENER1L MARKETS.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD November l.
Cotton firm. Middling, 1O1s01Ol4c.
Flour higher and firm Howard street and
Western superine, 81 zoos 25; do. extra, IS 75G
6 %; do family, Sc 50@7 25 City mills superfine
81 7jGg5 25; do extra, SO 756 %; do family So 75
Z so; do Rio brands, 81 2597 90; Patapsco family
SIS 90.
Whoat--southern, higher; Western higher. but
tame at close. Southern red, 81 159l 80; do amber
81 l0Gl 90; No l Maryland, 81 A; No Western
winter red, spot, 81 43l9@l A. November, 81 1870
i34; December 81 40,
CoIn-Southern lower; Western quiet Southern
white 52@56c; do yellow, 5l@59c; Western mixed
spot, Csc; November, 5s4@5S12c; December, $50
Oats steady. Southern. 43@45c Western white,
4l@421zc do. mixed, 39@iOc; Pennsylvania 4l@
42l5c.
Rye steady at 92c.
Hay firm and unchanged. Prime to choice PENN
sylYanla and Maryland Sl50lO per ton.
Provisions active and unchanged Mess pork
Sll 90; bulk meats, loose shoulders no car loads
here; clear rib sides, loads here; do packed
AZ and 6a4c bacon shoulders, DC; clear rib sides
SIC; hams, l09llci lard, 714c,
Butter higher. Prime to choice Western packed
and roll 2O@23c.
Eggs active ut 2l@22c.
Petroleum unchanged, Crude, nominal refined
7@7Ic.
Coiiee firm Riocargoes l5@1sAc,
Sugar higher. A soft, gA9lOl4c.
Whisky firm ut 81 IS.
Freghts 10 Liverpool per steamer unchanged
Cotton, 5-l6@pll-32d Hour 3s Sd; grain, S19@9d
ReCeipLS-Flour,3 l03 bbls wheat 1877 500 bu; corn
II 200 bu oats, 5000 Blu; rye, 400 bu
Shipments-Wheat, IS 900 bu; corn, 80 100 bu.
sales-Wheat l,O2OSOO bui corn, $4,000 bu.
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BROS, Aac tSSh e s."'"S'O"'
RN b. II. WARNER Real Estate Auctioncer
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue OF deed Of trust date Au-
gust y 1878, aud duly recorded In libcr No $50 at
1oliO lI0 ct seq, one OF the and-recOrd books OF
Washington County, District OF Columbia, aud ut the
request Of the party secured thereby the undersgntd
Will, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of November
A. ID. lSIO at $3.50 O'Clock y. M, in front OF the prem
ses proceed TO sell all that certain piece parcel of
ground situate lying and being In the city n WASH
iugton and District of Columbia and known on the
map or plan ofsad city the centre twenty (O) feet
OF lot No, 81 IN square No. 5J7 beginning for the
same ON Pierce street twenty feet hom the south.
west corner of lot No *, and running thence west
twenty feet thence north l3G feet az Inches thence
east twenty feet thence south 1856 feet az inches to
tile place Ofbcglnnlng, together with al the Improve
ments thereon,
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd cash, balance IN twelve
and eighteen months, deferred notes to bear interest
and to be secured by deed of trust the property
All CUnvcyNncng at the cost OF the purchaser. a
deposit Of 500 Will be required when the property Is
knocked down. II the terms OF sale are not com.
piled with in seven days the property viii be rCsOld
at the risk Of the delaulting purchaser.
Mold JOHN n. OLIVER. Trustee.
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A BLESSING 10 humanity is what DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup can well be termed, for it has done more
good already than any other medicine.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WHLIE, Cox AND JAMES
District of Columbia VS.. Collins motion 10 qunsh
certiorari overrued. BARLEY vs. Hebron; Justice
allows 25 per cent, of the recovery by BARLEY q
Casey 10 plaintiff, Fairfax VS.. Evans; decree he.
low affirmed, Christian schapp, administrative
vs. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New
York new trial refused and ruling Of the court
ailrlnedj Justice Cox delivered the opinion of the
court United States eN rel. Dayisys. Rhees; Justice
Wylie delivered the opinion of the court to the of.
feet that authority TO make the removal of the rus
tee was conferred on the District Commissioners by
the act OF Congress of 1874, which was an author
iy that could be executed without notice; the pc.
ttiun for quo warrantO was refused. Bride VS.
Wright; Justice Wylie delivered the opinion of the
court in favor of the plaintiff for s3i6S0 with in
terest Casey vs.. Casey; divorce denied but de-
cree of separation granted. Blunt VS.. Hart; de-
murrer oyerruled,
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE HAGNER.-Edward
Green, alias James Smith, convicted of grand lar
cenyi Two years and six months in the peniten.
pelIl larceny one year IN the penientary. Henry
H. brown, convicted of forgery; one year and ten
months in the penitentiary.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRICr-CmFF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs.-No. GS Kirk VS.
White; rs, Colcla2ier VS.. Cowlng; &c. Russell VS.
National Capital Insurance Company; 81 Fayolla
vs. Texas Pacific Railroad Company; 49, Fickllnp
vs. Kengai 81, Strait VS.. Strait 85, Temple vs. Lacy
o. National Metropolitan Bank VS.. District of Co
lumbia; W, Tucker VS.. District OF Columbia; OBJ
Totem vs. Rock,
CIRGUu COURT No. 1--JusrIcE wYLIE.-No, 49,
Powell VS.. kimmell Il smooE o. Lewis, trustee
S&or US. rage ~ Lewis, truslree &C., VS., Evans;
trustee &c, vs. Edmunds; 49, Lewis, trustee, &c
vs.. KING 80, Hewitt x LewlsYs. District of Columbia
nhuCoyiei w Nalker& Walker VS.. Faunce Il lIGw.
kihs ~ walkers Walkers. Cunninghami ll,Walk
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL u.s.
- TATE, No. 81 EAST CAPITOL ST. n. f.


BY virtue OF Il decree of tho Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, pissed September p 1878 In
equity cause No. G.iGi, docket is. aud confirmed IN
general term October TO- 1879, will offer for sale at
public auction in front Of tile premises on MON
DAY, November 2, at o'clock D. M, the following
described promises, Wit All Of those certain pieces
Of ground, with the improvements thereon, laid
down on the ground plat O the District of Columbia
as the western part OF original lot eleven aud tho
eastern part Of original lot ten, IN square number
seven hundred and eightysevcn, beginning thirty
four feet md three iuch west Of the southeast
ner Of said lot eleven; thence west twenty-five feet;
thence south hundred aud ten feet, 10 thirty
loot alleys thence along the lines and angles of said
OF the southeast corner Of said lot eleven; thence
north hundred aud twenty-eght iee to the place
Of beginning improved by new throe-story brick
dwelling.
Terms OF sale-One-thrd of The purchase money to
he paid In cash the day o. sale or five days there
after, one hundred dollars Of which shall be paid
deposit on the day of sale, aud the RlnnCe In three
equal insnlments Of six twelve aud eighteen months
from the day of sale. for which the purchaser shal
deliver to said trustee his promlssOry notes date
the day of sale and TO bear Interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum. All convcyancing at the cost
of the purchaser. The properly Will be sold subject
10 deed OF trust Of iG bearing interest nj the rDte
Of ~ per cent per Onuum, all Of which Will more
cause. BEiNA A, LOCKWOOD, Trus tee,
Gi9 street, Washington ID. G.
8B-rhe above sale Is pos poned until FRIDAY, No
vember Ith, ut o'clock D. m, ut same place.
BELNA A. LOCKWOOD, Trustee,
" Gi0 street, Washington, ID. G.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers. no3
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Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENTH IND l. SITS. ". ".

Gives education for real life to sons and daughters.
The course comprises PcnmRnship. Spelling. Compo.
sitlon, Correspondence Business Arithmetic Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, business Practice,
Political Economy, Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open for reception of stu
dents last Monday in August and thereafter For par
ticulars visit the College address
au6 II. C. SPENCER, Principal.
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FOR BALE-HOUSEs.

HoUsE and lot, rear City Han, No 22l Four.and-
a-hmt stnw. Apply TO li II King, No 1881 g. st
n W. or ON the premises. ocaL3t
EoRsALE-- The valuable improved property on the
~ corner of Eighth and SIS w, The building IL
four stories high, 2ixsO ieet is suitable for a store
For terms, Sppyt5 JNo %RUFF corner t@ Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue st23u
ON, liberal terms, a lhrcestory basement Resi-,
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh st; within minutes walk or the Est
cars; INQUIRE at Naonai Republican Office sel9:ll
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEw, Gnd beautiful star ParOr orsNo' very cheap,
~ ht lll1 Slxlhs 81 u w Ocil-atf
g. sr Of three pair Of lace curtains very elegant;
seventh stnw. oc5l
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale or for rent. Gail
H ut $50 Eighteenth st NV oct!s- od8te
EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
St Cloud nnlldng. Real estate aud loans ly2l --
FOR RENT-HOUsES.
VERY desirable house with rooms, hay window
III first and second story, modern improvements
rent low house Is 1879 Tenth st NV. Apply at 2!5
DLEAsANT House, with bay window, o rooms
street northeast octlstf
FQMHn hENr-c"l anq See oar s ~ e PTCPe5y for
nu92f 81, Cloud building,
FOR RENT - MISCELLANEOUS,
VNARM for rent on the list Of December on railroad
a near Washington. Address FARM, this office.
rINIIAT nice little storeroon for rent lately papered
a aud painted, suitable for any kind OF busness
$40 In advance. Inquire ut No 2lJ2 Pa ave. nos
PRGCK stable, rear 1877 q st ~ W; room for two
ID horses and carthage harness roam, hay lott
water. DC IS per mouth oc30
wANTED-MgScE
A HOUSE of or 5rooms located on Seventh st II
IA ", between x 81 and q st market. q u p
ROVER, In rear of SIG seventh st, nos
WILL pay cash Tor small, neat dwelling prop
number and price mol
IN Georgetown occupants for pleasant rooms, with
Il board, No III West st; also for part of house,
rooms, for 81, No u Montgomery st. Apply Ill
West 81. mol
A unfuruished ROOM south front; fire, gas, hot
4 "A and cold water. Address +, room 49, d floor,
4 u building. oC3l
1.-TWO UNFINISHED rooms for light housekoeplng
"A terms moderate, Address, giving terms aud To-
cation, y ~ Republican Office oc3l
4 OMMUNlCATt / n with parties Interested In
" Western mines, by a practic u metallurgist and
veteran prospector. Address Il w CROSBY. No %
Second IT ne oc20
10y n Philadelphia lady who las had some years
ID eNperiencl IL taking boarders large well fur
N Shed house In first class ocat on; wO Id board
owner for the rent If satisfactory; best Philadeldhn
or Washington references given Address u 1920
Chestnut st, Philadelphia. Oc,2s6t
A LAZY who has had several years experience In
"A taking bolrdeTs would like TO secure we'll
furnished house In the section of the city; would
take the for tie rent satisfactory good refer
ences In Washington and Baltimore. Address IL NJ
BOARDING.
| rVNA BILE 10 lrd-Scveral gentlemen can he accom-
Il modatcd with lrst-cass table board at No lll NJ
n references
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Let your first attack Of Indigestion be the Inst.
Rouse the dormant energies Of the stomach with the
Bittefs. The tone t!us impaired will remain. rms
T. fact established by thousands OF wit esses whose
testimony is simply n statement of their own eN-
ercnCcs. Those afflicted with general debility Of
every phase will find This medicine uniniling agent
~ building up aud renewing their strength.
ror SAFE by all druggists and respectable dealers
generally mol
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[Son Of GOV. Bishop, of Ohio
Dr. Won MOsChlisker operated very successfully
on my eyes and restored nay sight.
VS. BISHOP.
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TRAVELLERS GUqDF.
RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Tracs
| NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
| NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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Gen. Kllhurn, u. s. ~
Under Dr, Won MOschz,skeTs treatment recovered
my hearing, &. l., klLbURN,
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DR.. T. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
THE wELL-KNowN EUROPEAN
PHYSICIAN and SPECIALIST,
LATE OF PHILADELPHIA,
HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT
619 NINETEENTH ST. N. w.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
OF THE
EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, CHEST DIS
EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA.

To WHOM IN MAY CONCERN
We the undersigned, citizens Of Philadelphia take
pleasure in certifying that DIR. T. AVON MOSCHIIS-
X ER has been r7sdent of our city for some years
during which he has acquired distinguished rcputa.
ton as "a practitioner in diseases OF the hye Bar aud
Throat He has also, during some time past been
Professor and clinical Operator in Que OF our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him TO the cordial sup
port of the Press and The confidence OF the commune
lies he may see 1T 10 visit.
NJ McMlClGAEI, Mayor ofthe city.
EW DAVIS, speaker House Rep, Pa
JNO w FORNEY, Editor Press.
CHAS MCCLINTOCk, Morning Post
PC ELMAKER, U > Marshal,
w GRANSON Mercury.
A n WEIGH.
HON A w MCCLURE
Gle WARRINGTON, Evening Telegraph
Ell FEArIERSTONE, Evening Bulletin
president of the Bank of the Republic, N. Y.
DR. Won MoSChZisker restored me to hearing
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RESTORATION OF HEARING,
From the high Endorsements with which Or, Won
MoschZisker came here WAS / duced to place my
self under his for OF ca grrhal deaine q
which gave great deal OF uneaslness, HIS treat
ment proved perfect success consider him a
physician of great skill ana judgment think IL but
a lust tribute to him to make II known 10 all who
need his medical services that l have the utmost
confidence In his professional abilities. Call ON him
at Gl9 Nineteenth street
THOS SOMERVILLE
N tOnal Brass Works,
MAauIN nTnN OcLnher IS ls1n
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10y LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
- and Oemernl AuoI i0neers, NJ. III Main street
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Louisiana State Lottery CompanY.
.PrrAL PRIZE, $4,000

1901 Prizes, amounting tlluaB
Responsible corresponding agents wanted vt all
points, To whom nbcral com pensauon viii be paid
Write clearly stating full address Tor further tutor
NATION, or send orders by express mail addressed
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LORD & TAYLOR.
Hosiery.

THE LOW SHOES AND SHORT DRESSES WORN
THIS SEASON HAVE MADE FINE HOSIERY AN I'M
PoRTANT FEATURE OF LADY's OUTFIT. OUR
STOCK TO WHICH CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION HAS
BEEN GIVEN. CONTAINS ALL THAT Is BEAUTIFUL,
STYLISH. AND FASHIONABLE, FULLY MEETING
ALIKE THE DEMANDS OF THE MOST REASONABLE
AND FAsTiDIoUs.
FOR INFANTs-soCKs AND THREEQUARTER
HOSE. IN COTTON AND Isle THREAD. SANDAL
FRONTS. ALL COLoRs, FROM 200 TO 81 PAIR.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FOR CHILDREN-coTroN AND Isle THREAD
HOSE FROM THE PLAINEsT TO THE MOST ELAB-
oRATELY EMBROIDERED, ALL CoLoRs. FROM Csc.
TO si.25 A PAIR. NOTIFIED STOCKINGS, EMBRoID-
Erred TOPS MADE ESPECIALLY FOR LORD TAY.
LoR. IN CHOICE VARIETY; OTHER NOTIFIED
GOODS, GOLD STRIPES. IN NUMBBRLEss DE.
SIGNS VERY DESIRABLE FOR APPEARANCE AND
WEAR
FOR LADIES - coLoRED COTTON HOSE.
CLICKED AND STRIPED. IN LARGE VARIETY OF
STYLES FROM SOC FAIR VERY CHEAP.
UNBLEAcHED BALBRIGGAN HOSE. JARDINIERE
EMBROIDERED FRONTS, EXCEEDINGLY PRETTY.
FROM SOC PAIR
FINE WHITE HOSE, EMBROIDERED IN coLoRs.
FOR CUBAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE
LIsLE.THREAD HOSE PERFORATED ENTIRE
LENGTH. AND THE SANDAL LACE FRONTS. IN
BBAUTIFUL PATTERNS. EVERY SHADE AND COLOR
KNOWN. THE "DUCHEsSE." "BREToNNE LACE. "
VICTORIA" ." RENAISSANCE" POLKA DOT" ARE
HIGH NOVELTIES AND ESPECIALLY FASHION
ABLE.
SPUN SILK HOSE. ALL SHADES. FROM $50;
| PURE SILK HOSE. FROM $3.50; FANCY SILK HOSE.
| EMBRACING DECIDEDLY HANDSOME AssoRr.
| MENT. FROM 8 TO $50
ALSO.
] MOURNING STOCKINGS FOR HALF OR FULL
| MOURNING, IN PIN. HAIR. FANCY. CLUSTER AND
GRADUATED STRIPES. VERY sERvIcEABLB AND
| APPROPRIATE
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Misses Suits

THE REDUCTION OF OUR STOCK OF SUITS. IN
THE wORSTED AND wORSrED AND SILK CoMBI-
NATIONS. rs CONTINUED FOR THE COMING WEEK.
WE OFFER ALL THE NEWEST MATERIALS FOR
SUMNER WEAR. MADE UP IN THE LATEST DE.
SIGNS, AT THE FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY REA.
soNABLE PRICES. THESE QUOTATIONS ARE
GENUINE, AND THE GOODS IN EXCELLENT VA.
RIETY
ATWOOD WALKING SUITS, at s7aS; former price
sio5O
NOTIFIED MATERIAL SUIT. silk trimmed and silk
vest $40; former price, SIS.
STRIPED ZULU CLOTH SUIT. at siiSo; former
price, SIS.
STRIPED ARMENIA CLOTH SUIT. trimmed with
silk. si250; former price, si6
PINAFoRE SUIT. in CLOTH SIS
CLOTH WALKING SUIT. trimmed with braid. $3.50;
former price. e25
CLOTH WALKING SUITS. trimmed with corduroy.
t2O former price. S27
SUITS OF woRsTED and sILK.srRIPED NATE.
RAILS. trimmed deliberately with SILK, at Gas; former
price, $50.
COMBINATION SUIT with silk SKIRTS, at $50; former
price. $50
BETTER QUALITY. SIS to SIS formerly sold at SEQ
and SIS.
FANCY CLOTH SUITS trimmed with Satin. at s2s,
good value At t35.
BLACK CASHMERE SUITS from sia: trimmed with
SILK from SIS.
BUNTING SUITS from si25o
FANCY BUNTING SUITS. Striped Satin skirts, es5.
STRIPED SILK SUITS from siA5o.
PLAID SILK SUITS from s22
BLACK SILK SUITS. trimmed with fancy oolors, s25
BLACK SILK SUIT good quality, s2a
CoLoRED sILK SUIT. good quality. s2e
WHITE SWISS SUITS. In great variety. from Is.
coLoRED CAMBRIA SUITS from e. so
IMPORTED LAWN SUITS. lace trimmed from $40
CHEvIoT SUITS from s. rs; Amer quality trimmed with
lace. and ParAso to match. SIS.
ALSO
A LARGE AssORTM OF CREPE
TRIMMED DIR EssEs. FROM ees.
MOURNING To ORDER IN IL HOURS.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT.
ALSO. EVENING DRESSES AT SHORT NOTICE
DINNER RECEPTION. AND CARRIAGE COSTUMES
ON HAND OR TO ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES
wRAPPERs. in calico. flannel lawn. cashmere.
Ac.. from 75c TO $50.
FINER WRAPPERS EQUALLY LOW
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I. D.FARRE:L.L.
IMMENSE
BARGAINS
AT THE LARGEST
FURNITURE
CARPET
WAREHOUSE
in THE WORLD.
70 and Is BOWery, near Canal st.
NOTICED

We give who deals with the full value for
tho paid. We sell goods at insisniacant ad-
the and fundamental rule Of this house
Is to sell at fair pront possible, but never
sale provided can sell without mourning absolute
loss In this way have made customers and friends
and present and future by hberality and IL
dugence Our prosecution OF the nsallment system has
been attended with any approach to oppression
Our business has been prompted by considerations OF
sound policy well probity. and reproaeh
ourselves with the reflection that single fardeaiing
and honest purchaser has ever been distressed by our
opportunities and has always got fully what was paid
for We give best value possible and 70 make
this house the most reliable In the trade
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MISSES SUITS,

IN FINE ASSORTMENT AT PRICES MUCH LOWER
THAN is CUSTOMARY FoRTHE GRADE. STYLE. AND
REAL VALUE OUR STOCK REPRESENTS
CALICO SLIPS. plated waist, with rufiie, Soc
FANCY LINEN SUITS. from s37S.
PIQUE SUITS. from sL75
PRINCESS SUITS. basque back Of Pekn stripe. trim
med with and brocAds q TO 10 years.. from IS to
$40; formerly $40 to SIS.
SAME STYLE trimmed with plaid to 10 years., nom
t450 to ss former price. 81 to i3
ALL WOOL DEBEGE SUITS. trimmed with fancy bOu.
retts. piped with satin from e. rs
KILT SUITS In plain and check goods cutaway Jacket
and 10 years. from s475 to SO; formerly g to
sia
ALSO,
nns selection OF eolored walking skirts from SOC.
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SHOES.
Pedal ComfOrt--LuyuriouS Walking

WE INVITE EARLY ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE
AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Low.BUTToNED AND
TIE DRESS AND WALKING SUMNER SHOES FOR
LADIES. MISSES. AND CHILDREN; SPECIALLY DE-.
SIGNED TO ENCOURAGE PEDESTRIAN EXERCISE
LADIES' SHOES FROM SID; MISSES. BEST HAND
MADE. 81. rs; CHILDREN's HAND MADE FROM 81 IS.
OUR CELEBRATED BEST PEBBLE GOAT BUT.
TONED BOOTS SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY WEAR
LADIEs'.ss, MISSES. 81, CHILDRENs, sLeo
LADIES' FINE DIAGONAL SUMNER. CLOTH TOP.
RID.FoXED BUTroNED BOOTS AT sS
GENUINE FRENCH KID BUTToNED BOOTS. BOX
TOES AND NEAT HIGH HEELS. s37a
BOYS AND YOUTHS FINE CALF AND KID BOOTS
AND LOW SHOES EQUALLY CHEAP.
INFANTS KID BUrToSED BOOTS. ALL coLoRs
FROM 4oc
BE- SAMPLES OF PIECE GOODS. WITH PRICES
DISTINCTLY MARKED SENT on APPLICATION
TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY. SPECIAL AT.
TENrIoS TO ORDERS BY NAIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-18

WRAPPERS. in Calico flannel lawn. cashmere,
Ac from 75c. TO ss.2.
FINER WRAPPERS EQUALLY Low.