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Dernierc Heurc.
quatrc heures'
(Service Priv6 de la Sentitcle)

(Service Priv6 de la SeAhncte)
ChacahOula. Is Nov.
Une bantle d'orateurs radicaux,
parmi lesguels Sc trOuve Blaine,
Garfield ct autres, arrivera a Thi
bodaux, mardi. Un grand diner
dc dix converts a etc commando
par euX.
Chackbey Is Nov.
On assure qu'un de nos citoyens
les plus proeminents Went de faire
CONNIE le roi Dagobert ct solliclte,
dams le parti radical, la candida
ture de lieutenant gouverneur. on
celle de cireur de bottles du candi
dat all poste de gouverneur.
Lafourche Crossing Is Nov.
Notre grand cameleon poll
tique escorte par son lezard est
parti, monte sur son grand che
val noir, a la conqu6te du sherffat
de LafOurche, ct on assure quill
reyiendra bredOuille.
Labadieville, Is Novembre.
On lit a Labadieville l'affiche
suivante
st. Joseph, Paroisse Tansas
6 Novembre 1879.
Aux Electeurs de la paroisse de
LatOnrche:
Tous les rapports que j'ai retire
ma candidature au poste de gou'
verneur sOnt faux ct mallcleuX.
Les personnes inclines a la ma
lice emploilont toute sorte lie
moyens pour prevenir mon cleo
tion, ct continueront pour leur
avantage, a tronquer, deuaturer
ct donner une fausse interpr6ta
ton IA mes paroles. Ma vie pas
see parmi vous parle ponr moi du
| rant mon absence. Chaque jour
je trouve de nouvelles assurances
de notre success.
TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Les capitalistes de l'endrOit
nous affirment qu'ils wont 6tablir
une ligne telephonique pour en-
| tendr. sans Sc deranger les ha
rar rgues promoncees par Get illus.
tire candidat.
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pHRENoLoGIE. LIE celebIe DR..
n. George, donnerl lundi soir,
|..s Ia sale Warerley, ane lee
"A sar In Phrenologie. Cette
Itnre sera dcs plus inl6ressantes
! eOu,mencera a sept ct demie
|mraa Prix dsadmissiOn vingt
Epa sous, enfants gratis,
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CONGRATULATIONS appelOns
L,,autiou de nos lecteurS sur
[.anonce lie Ia celebre MaisOn
Fehel Lion, one Price Store.
|sst le seul etablissement on
|.eheteur peut aller acheter Ell
aate cOnfiance.
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AsSURANCE.-COmme on pent
I yoir par l'avis que nous publ
ms plus lOin. la cOmpagnie d'as
Msnce sur la vie. LA Louisiana
gqsitable, une des plus solitles in
titutions de l'Etat, went de pay
ka Nine Lydia a RObicllaux la
|Dmme 81 800 mOntant total, de
4 police d6llvree Il son mari, De-
iH 2. RObichaux.
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lie Nu0Gr Planter dit:

Nos planteurs Sc felicltent du
richie rendement des canues rou
lees jusqu'ici. La qualite du su
ere est bonne ce qui est avanta
geuz ponr cenx qui travaillent
par le vieax procede des chau
dieres ouyerteS.
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/ BLEssURE,-A la suite dane
|lihieuIt6 SuIveaue entire Charley
Brsson ct ,;n nOir tout Il fait in
le premier u tire SON pis
aoIet ct q fait feu. LA bale Il
ksyers6 les chairs du bras ct la
lsSsure est sans gravite. LIE
Esur Besson est log6 ell prison Ell
|atsendant quill puisse fournir un
|autionement de $500.
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MEBTlNG.-Un grand Mass
ket.ng aura lien a Thibodaux le
nnedi 20 Novembre. LIE gouver
Irar L. A. Wiltz, le Col. Sam
kcEnery, le gouv. John McEnery
knn. Il. L. Gibson ct autres ora
|eurs distingues harangueront
|sssemblee.
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|p.you.-IIa navigation du bay
I,.fourcl,e est tOujOurs inter>
E.e aux Steamboats,, qui mat
|adept qu'une cruc suffisante
sur faire leur entrGe triOmphale.
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|corsE,L DE VILLE.-Le com>
: 40 vile est en- train de prepa
ane uouvelle Ordonnance, rcla
Ia boDne administration du
karche.
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Locales.

.cc,nrNT.-Un Ouvrier EN-
|,.rx ns sur lshabitation }. q. Tay
y s.est fracture le bras je''di
biaier.
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NOuVclIcS DiVerseS.

lie Journal pILerie resume
ainsi les resultats des recOltes:
On peut maintentnt ctlculer
exactement Ie resultat. LIE mails,
a wu d'exception dams quelques
localities, a etc affecte par l'oura
gan ct on peut compter sur trois
quarts, dune r6cOlte moyenne.
lie cotton, malgr6 tout donnera
une bonne demie r6colte moyenne
La canne, le rendement, sans 6tre
miraculeuX, sera satisfaisant.
On lit dams la Sentinel des At
takapas:
LIE temps est magnifique poar
les rOulaiSons, quis ont commence
prcsque partout. QUAINT au rem
dement,, il nest pas jusqu'a pre-
sent tres satisfaisant. Mons
avons WI du sucre venant du vacu
um pan que M. Marin a fait eta
bIir sur son habitation c'est un
article uc premier CuOlA.
Nous lisons dams lie Meschace.
be:
La rOulaisOn a marche q sOuhait
jusqn'a present, grace au beau
temps. Mercredi soir il q plu,
mais le temps s'est de suite remis
au beau. ct a m0ins quill lie pleu
We encore, les habitants men ser
ont guere cOntraries. LIE rende
ment est partout excellent ct les
prix obtenus iUsqu'ici pour lie su
Gre ct la m6laSae sont avantageux.
La proportion de melasse est com
parativement fable. De Phabita
ton Terre- Haute, don't Fintelli
gent proprietaTe a ina,lgure le
systeme tl,chat de cannes a IA ton
ne, OH nous communiqne un rende
ment moyen de 23 tonnes ct $50
liyres de cannes de plant a Par
ppnt ct de 81 tonnes ct 600 livres
dc souches.
M. Kimmel. mcmbre du con
greS pour le Maryland, u prepare
um rapport au congress sur le ca
nal navisable projcte entire le
Ma, yland ct le Delaware. Ce rap
port, base sur les Guides du colo
mel Craishill, recomnande Ia
route Il trlvers III peninsule. LIE
cana, partant tie la baie lie Ches
apeake, "a Queenstown, Maryland,
trait Ell dfoite Iigne jusqu'a
Lewes, Delaware, et abou,irait a
Ia bale de &c nom, Il 5 miles ell
amOnt du brise lanes. Sa lou
| gucr serait de 81 miles, sa lar
geur de 200 piedset Sill profondeur
de 2j. IL serait sans ecluses !,
mar6e, ct sa construction lie coh
terait probablement pas plus de
S31. 100000 Toutefois, Nj. Kim
mel recOmmandera une ALLEGATION
de $37 900, 900, atm d'avolr une
marge suffisante pour les d6pen
ses impr6vues.
lie Sucrier public une stats
tique do la quelle il r6sulte que
la paroisse Terrebonne await Fan
nee derniere $4,000 arpents
plant&s Gu cannes. Cette parOis
Sc, await produit Fannee derniere
1852 bOucauts. On pense QUO
r6tendue de terres plantees en-
cannes est un peu moindre QUE
Fann6e derniere. Beaucoup d.
planteurs ont reserve plus d.
plant que d'habitude pour pann6t
prochaine.
LIE Sucrier a des nOuvelies tire!
encourageantes du rendement de-
cannes. LIE jus pese de 8 a 9, e
la mOyenne du rendement parai
atre dun boucaut a l'arpent pou
les mauvaises cannes avec le
quelles on commence general
ment q rOuler.
Les gems qui travaillent dau
les cypriel IS dissent quill MY
jamais eu aussi peu d'eau gu
maintenant, ce qui est tavorabl,
pour rabbattage des cypres e
| autres arbres.
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UMRREsPoNDANcE. y Gaidryss
:. = Nov. 9th 1879. Mr.. l.Editeur
A. 10 SsRtsAelle. Mr.. Michel A.
s.a' mon concurrent a l'election
S"aalre, repand par tout, le
sSul, gull est force de courir in
=! !s11dant, attendu quill ma pas
lesalement battu. Ce nest
part qu'un subterfuge il
,psffaltement le contraire. Ce
- Eeut, csest me faire du tort,
= pteuve est, c'est quill a dit
MI. WIN Lorraine, que peu
: 'nportalt qni serait eln, pour
que je ne le sois pas. ii me
aoie Mr.. l'Editeur quill serait
seox de dire a tout le monde la
s.'e, telle qu'elle est, que DIES
sor ae faire DE- la AgalitA lille
- Cest l'opinlon de vote
CRETINI.
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Leon GOdChaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 81 de Ia rue du Canall
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX,

\ YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins des
ANOs 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de Il rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 de In r4e ilu
Canal, Jannonce respectneusement an
public en- general que j'ai, afin de r6pondre
REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce, le plus
fort stock d'habillements,y de chapeaux,
de lingerie dhoinmes. de jeuues gents ct
de jennes garcons-stook tel quill ny en-
jamais gu Ia Nouvelle Orleans. Jfnvite
mes amis ct mes clients ne yenir pexami
ner ct srassurer des prix.
A Pavenir, comme par lc passe. je ne ne
giigerai rien pour faire face aux bes ,ins de
la place. Je serai toujOurs pret 4 remplir
tous les ordres (grands on petits) 4. .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tOus genres, depuis lee vstements
communs d'habitations jusqu'au linee de
toilette le plus fin. Los prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bss que pOss,-
BILE.
Les scommandes Ia campagne sont Fob
Jet une attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de Ia rue du Canal
IA Oct-76
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NOUvEAUx ARRANGEMENTS.

HOTEL DBIS ETHAN u tSU&S
Encoignure dcs rues Green ct Thibodaux
Mr.. Thomas Alberti pr6vient scs smis OF
les vOyageurs qu'i Went de faire de nOn-
yeaux arrangements qui lui permettront do
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhOnno-
rer do leur cODfiance
Repas tOute heure de In journ6e ct sur
commando.
Table d'h6te . 10 heures du matin pour
d6jeuncr ct 4 heures du soir pour diner.
Chambrcs cOmnlOdes ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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- A. Tu&ON 4,
EncOirnure des rues Main ct St. Louis
en- face de Mr.. l.. V. Riviere.
ThibOdaux.
LIvRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX,
E0ursit,lres de Bxream. Papier de MusiQue
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix, Christs, Medailles, Chapelets. Ben
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statu
tes, Cierges,
EFT
COURONNES DE Iere COMMUNION
Galerie PhOtOgraphi0ue au premier
Gan % '76 ly
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CONVENTION. - La convention
npabllcaine du dist,lct judiciaire
@nposee j des paroisses Assump
s1n 1t Lafourche, tenue q Thibo
@ax q endoss6 IL candidature du
sge Kn0blOch. Mais lorsqusil a
alia choislr un candidat pour avo
s. de district, la delegation de
aaloarche Il vote solidement pour
: = eandldat democratic E. A. OsSul
ivan, tandis que celle de l'As>
u4ptlon a vote avec un 6gal
. saslaement pour Carver. Apres
y grand nombre de ball0tages
.sa .sas success. les conventionnels
~ nomme uh comite de cOnfe.
ss ;saee, leqnel a plein pouvoir de
ssaeaer lie candldat. Jusqu'ici
= - 10 connait encore rien des de-
a0eatlons de ce comlt6.
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q. JAUBERT Il CIa:.

e.. JAUBERT Il Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchand'ses seches, strangsres ct
AN,Gricuises.
Cotons, lMdiennes, Kubans, Bon.
neterie, M0McIIOirs. etc etc.
~ Rue de Chartres, pres Canal
NOUvELLE.ORLEANS.
Cettc maison deja bisn connue par son
anciennete tW ans d'existeuce) ct le bas
prix de ses articles, Otire aux Marchands
des GOmpagnes, Pass0rtiWent le plus con-
plet ct IL plus vaYie de marchandises scche.
Cette nlaison ree0it chaqne semaine de
nDuveaux envOis du Nerd ct de rEurOpo
met un sOin tout particuiier remplir les
rdres qui lui sont xdresses. III .seln rs II
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VOx POpuIi-VOx Del.

Lettre dun de nos amis. plan.
teur en- riz du 3me ward. Ce
ward unanime Gu faveur du ticket
democratic.
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sally required by everybody Is good ca.
thartie. SwAYNR's Tan AND s6RaGPAR:
lila P1Its, are prepared expressly 70 meet
this necessity, being composed OF purely
vegetable ingredients, Of which Podophyl.
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa.
parilla, Yellow Dock and other concern
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength Of which Is
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild In their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly q valuable pur.
gaiye, aperient, ant.billous and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver 10
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, re.
mittent and congestive ieyers, languor,
drowsiness, aching pains In the back, head,
slight chills, with bushes Of heat, female
irregularities, and for a bilious and cos.
tive habit no medicine Is 90 prompt and
efectual as Dr.. SwAYNR's TAR AND SARsA.
PARlLLA Pills, II your druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for you, we will forward them
by mail on receipt Of price, Cin currency
or three cent postage stamps), 25 cents q
box, or fiveboxes for 81. Address letters,
DR.. Swayne & Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. Trsaw
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WASHINGTON, November lS.-Secretary
Sherman has completed his revision Of
the estimates Of money needed to support
the Government during the next fiscal
year. The estimates aggregate $lS6, 0OO, 900,
which is 100000 more than submitted
to Congress last December for the current
fiscal year. The items for which the esti.
mates are increased are as follows: Civil
establishments, 1888, 7l9; Navy, 1921, 767;
Indians, $4,000; Pensions, s., 7SS,O 200;
Post-ofice, Sl,S04,024; miscellane ous,
s, 054, 725. In the estimate for the mill.
tary establishment, there Is decrease OF
nearly $4,000, and in those for Public
Works over 81 100000. II will be noticed
that the increase is mainly confined to nd.
ditlons made to estimates made for pen.
sions, Post-office and miscellaneous.
The increase in miscellaneous expendi-
lures is due to appropriations made at the
last session oil Congress for taking the
census next year, and the increase in PEN
sions is due to the legislation Of the Forty.
fifth Congress, in reference TO arrears OF
pensions. The increase asked for postal
service is explained by the constant
growth Of that service. The aggregate OF
the estimates TO be submitted to Congress
in December falls short OF the amount ap-
propriated by Congress for the current
fiscal year over $4,000 900, the amount
appropriated for this year being 1852, 404,-
6gS. This includes about $3,00O,0O0 ap-
propriated for the District OF Columbia,
estimates for which are not included in
the figures to be presented to Congress by
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
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WASHINGTON. November lS.-There is
now boom in the Ohio Senatorial candi.
dates in Washington. Garfield, Taft, Den.
nison and Matthews, all are here. They
are not on Senatorial business, and refuse
10 talk about that interesting theme. 1t is
observed, however, that Garfield's friends
are very sanguine. They assume that no
other person has q chance, and that the
rest oithe able candidates are wasting their
wind. His friends also claim that HAYES,
Sherman and Foster are all for Garfield,
although not proclaiming their fayoritism
from the housetops.
Tonight the President entertained A
number OF distinguished Ohio men at din.
ner, With Judge Key and other members
Of his official family.
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PERSONAL MESTloN.-Clerk Ed. Muhle-
man left Tuesday evening for Pittsburgh,
whence he will leave for Cincinnati to
bring up the Andes.
The following are among the recent ar
rivals at the New Mcclure Housei Rev. S.
i. D. Pickett, Volcano, w. Va; l.. A.
Tickeisen, Pittsburgh; Z. Mewek, Ches-
ter, Pa; T. E. Drake, Cincinnati, O.; ].
kaufman, Philadelphia; @. T. Hanna,
Pittsburgh; W. J. Mclean, Mansfield, o. F;
J. T. Lee, Boston, Mass. W. II. Baldwin,
Newark, n. j.; ]. NJ. Tarrer and wife, Har-
risville, O.. II. II. Parker, Meridian, Ct. I;
Geo. Rice, Marietta, o. G. R. Van Allen,
New York.
Mr.. r. G. Mcguire, Of the Mcguire
House, Jackson O. H., was in the city last
evening, visiting friends. He returns to.
day.
Frank Stanton left for New York and
Philadelphia last night, on business.
G. W. Franzheim went down the. river
yesterday, on a business trip.
Col. Jacob Hornbrook and wife leave
for Philadelphia and Florida to-day, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. B. NJ. Eotf, OF Woodlands, is visit.
ing friends in the city.
Bishop J. J. Kahn, who has been in the
East for some weeks past, is expected
home this evening.
Rev. J. ]. Sullivan, who has been seri.
ously indisposcd for two or three weeks,
has recovered.
VIM. Freise, OF the Fourth Ward, left
for St. Louis last night, TO attend the fu
neral OF relative.
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FALSE PRETENsES. several days past
Mr.. VIM. Ellingham, Of the firm Of Neil
4 Ellingham, wholesale grocers, Of this
city, has been in pursuit OF man named
B. G. Babcock, who until recently did q
general merchandise business in Mounds
vile, and in this capacity had obtained a
bill Of groceries from the firm on October
%, amounting to $3.50, alleging that he had
sold patent right, or rather traded one
for dry goods worth 5000. The man not
paying his bill as soon as promised, Mr..
Ellingham became uneasy and made atrip
or two to Moundsyille in reference to the
matter. Last week, however, he promised
to pay 500 on account the first OF this
week, and Mr.. Ellingham again went
to Moundsvile Monday evening, but only
to discover that his man had packed all
his effects into eleven large trunks and left
for Wellsville, O. ;'thither Mr.. Ellingham
followed him, thence to Altoona, Pa, and
finally to Lock Haven, Pa, where he was
arrested and placed in Jail. A telegram
was sent to the other creditors yester-
day to come on, and there is a
probability that the man wishes 10
make satisfactory arrangements with
his creditors in the matter The
firms OF 0glebay 4 Sons and OFT, Hall &
Co. are also victims. Two New York
drafts Of his were received at the City
Bank and Exchange Bank for collection
last Monday.
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Col. Hoy OK THE MISTAKES AND BLux-
DERs OF LIFE."-A large audience greeted
Col Hoy at Washington Hall last night 10
hear his lecture on mistakes and Blum
ders Of Life" The Colonel Is fluent
speaker, and holds his audience well in
hand from his opening sentence to the
close. The tact with which he balances his
remarks with the funny and serioussides Is
remarkable. He frequently has his hear
ers laughing and crying at the same time.
The greater part Of his lecture was de-
voted to his hobby OF temperance, show
ing the mistake a young man makes in
tampering with the intoxicating bowl,
Col. Hoy will hold temperance meetings
at Washington Hall Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon, and no one who feels
any interest in the temperance reform
should fail to attend these meetings and II
some OF the moderate drinkers will attend
they will hear something to their adyap.
tage.
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Exists, or il the Hair is gray dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can be restored
by using "London Hair Color Restorer,"
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and at
the same time lovely hair dressing and
beautifer. 1t is totally different from all
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure Ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact 1t Is ex-
quisitely pertumed, and SO clearly and
elegantly prepared as to make it lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. ]. A.
Tynes, prominent citizen, Wilson, N. c.,
writes: Some ten years ago my wife's hair
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using London Hair Color
Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
ed, and is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. S., $50
North Sixth St., Philadelphia. rrhs4w
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CONFIDENCE GAME,-A countryman from
Matamoras, named Morris, was taken in
yesterday by two confidence men, by that
antiquated game known as the "cheCk
SELL" He was standing near the corner
Of Eleventh and Market streets, taking in
the cheerful panorama on exhibition At
all times in that neighborhood, when he
was approached by a stranger, who
wormed from him that he was from down
the river. SWELL" said the stranger,
that is a singular coincidence. l am
also from point little below you, and,
by the way, suppose you come and help
me with my baggage 10 the boat" Just
then another stranger came up and said,
II put that baggage on the boat for you
and there is $27 expressage on it. which
you must prepay" why" said the 9th.
er in a disappointed tone, ~ have nothing
but one hundred dollar check, aud no
one knows me; how can pay it," Per-
haps your can lend it." suggested No. 8,
and the suggestion was acted on by No. 2,
who said, at will be an accommodation II
you dc" and yerlanCy put up the 81 and
took the one hundred dollar check as
security. The two then left him 10 meet
him at the boat, hut they didn't, He told
Officer Miller his troubles and went all
over the city with him, but no neighbor
appeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-20


Everybody astonishedl whyP It Is
that John Roemer sells such good calico at
8 cents.
Good Alpacas, all colou, at l23 cents.
Good CashmereS, all colors, at Is cents.
Six-quarter all wool ladies' SackinG at
so cents.
One hundred pieces Of choice new styles
Of Dress Goods. worth % cents, for l2l
cents.
Ten pieces Of Table Linens at 25 cents.
The largest pile Of Flannels Of any house
In the city, at astonishingly low prices.
Some real heavy Country Flannels,
Cloaks, shawls, Carpets, Wall Paper, and
thousands Of other articles, toe numerous
to mention, at surprisingly low prices, for
cash only. Call and see, at John Roemer'a
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper En-.
porium, Nos. 20l0 and 2O2l Main Street.