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A MEAN THIEF.

Dast evening, shortly before o.
clock, . woman named Mrs. Heck,
stole q number Of articles belonging to
Mrs. George Duffy, whose husband
keeps tho Railroad and Steamboat
hotel, on Water street near King.
Mrs. Heck has been employed in the
family for few weeks past, and last
evening she acted as though she was
intoxicated. She was carried up stairs
by some members of the family and
put to bed.
Those who assisted her up stairs,
after seeing her safely in he'd, returned
down stairs leaving her in the room.
They had net been gone but short
time before Mrs. Heck arose and dress
ing herself procured screw driver,
and forcing open bureau drawer, alb.
structed shawl, gold pencil, gold
necklace and bank book. She then
quietly left the house and disposed OF
the stolen articles to..a colored woman
living on Tatnall street below the re- il
road for fifty cents. She has been ar
rested and most of the articles hav,
been recovered.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

The N. Y. EUening Express yester-
day afternoon has another double
loaded editorial on 1.-The frauds, :"
which is important as the inspiration
of the Tammany Hall leader, Mr.John
Kelly, and as foreshadowing to some
extent what is coming. The following
l an extract:
"There is hardly doubt to day that
over 20, 900 illegal votes were cast for
the Republican candidates in this city
and Brooklyn alone. From single
house in the Eleventh District forty
negroes registered, eighteen from one
billiard room. The men could not be
found during the day before the cleo
ton. The facts which have come to
light, and have not yet been published
are SO grave and serious as to render a
thorough official investigation neces.
sary. . The crime of 1877 can.
not be repeated without imperilling
the republic"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
General Foreign NesOS.
LONDON, Nov. 0, 1880

LONDON, Nov. 0, 1880.
N. Felix Pyat has gone to Brussels to
avoid imprisonment.
The fire in the cargo Of the British
steamer Topaze has been extingulshed.
A despatch to the Times, from Badsic,
says that affairs are at a standstill. The
Albahians are opely rebelllng.
A ConstAnLinople despatch to the
Manchester Guardian says:-"The Porte
is making tremendous efforts to be in a
position to effectually close the
Dardanells at short notice."
A despatch to the Standard from
1eheran says that the American mis-
sionaries are shelteIing and feeding 6OC
Mussulman and Christian fugitives il
the mission building outside of Urumiah
THE scULLERs.
In the sculling match between Hanlar
and Trickstt for the championship, tC
come off next Monday, the betting is nov
8 to A on Hanlan. All the scullers dl'
good practice on the river yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
THIRD EDITION
CAMPAIGN PRESENTS TO HAN
COOK.

Among the last probably In the list OF
gifta to General Hancock as the demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency, says
the New York Hearld Of yesterday, was
. bust OF himself, the work OF MT. Jonn
O'Brien, OF Baltimore, sent by some OF
his Democratic friends In that CITY. Inc
box containing the bust arrived several
days ago, as also a letter aunouncingJ the
presentation to him by a"number OF De-
mocratic friends in Baltimore" rs "tes-
timonial of their regard" for MN as
citizen, as a statesman and soldler.-
AS no one, however, came TO make the
presentation personally, the Dox' Wnich
meantime had been lying in the quarter
masters storehouse. was yesterday taken
TO the Generals house and opened. The
bust which it contained makes the third
of the general which has resulted from
the campaign.
The present was made to Gen. Han
cock pending his candidacy make up
rather curious list, to say nothing OF
the moral such presentations teach OF
the mutability of human expectations as
to Presidential candidates. Canes take
the lead, there being no less than seven
of them, the most OF them the gifts OF
church fairs, and gold-hsaded, and one
additionally enriched by diamond orna-
mentations. Quill pens with which to
write his inaugural are second on the
list, not ordinary goose gull pens with
which ordinary mortals might write ordi-
narily well, but quilts plucked from the
pinions of far soaring birds, to give wings
TO his imaginatlon. A massive gold pen
concludes the catalogue, with a monster
bronze inkstand as a htting supplement
His friends, in fact. gave him every re-
quisite for writing q presidential inau
gural. A stuffed American Eagle among
the most priced of his gifts, stands on
the top of his book case A bed-quilt,
the gift of church fair in Newark N. j.,
is still to come, the last tribute Of conf
dence in his election.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
MAN MURDERS HIS sIsTKR-IN-LAw
AND SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THB
MOUTH,

A MAN MURDERS HIS sIsTKR-IN-LAw
AND SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE
MOUTH,
RICHMOND, Va, November Lou
don county, in this State, was the
scene on Friday last of a terrible trag-
cdy. A small farmer named Merritt
had a auarrel with his wifs's sister
1t is thought he had previously quar-
relied with his wife, and that his sister
in-law took her part. He was man
of strong temper, and hurrying from
his sister in law he went into The ward
and getting large knife, used for cut
ting corn, came back and assaulted
her with 1t. She ran into the yard and
he pursued her and stabbed her until
he thought she was dead. lie then re-
turned to the house, and taking his
gun discharged it into the air, and
| coolly reloaded it. With the loaded
gun he proceeded to the spot where
The woman lay, and placing the muz.
zle under his chin discharged the gun,
he whole load passing through II
mouth, tearing cut the tongue and
lodging III his head. lie fell to the
ground, but while in the throes OF
death he saw some signs of returning
life to the woman, and dragg ng him
self to whore she lay he reached for
ward and seized a large stone, ant
with it dealt her blow in the face. -
As he was raising himself to repeat tn,
| blow his wife entei ed the yard, anc
taking in the situation at glance 81
seized a rock, and standing over til,
PROSTATE form of her husband put al
end to his struggles. Her sister diet
| in few minutes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
From the N, Y, sun,
POLITICS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Repubn-
cans have not carried the Senate, but
besides the President they will have the
II House of Representatives by q small
majority. and the Senate will be control
led by Judge Davis as the case now
stands. This estimate rests upon the
supposItlon that Tennessee will return a
Democrat and Nevada will do likewise.
The result of the election in Virginia
has set Mr.. Malone against those whom
he culls tho Bourbons, and it is not at
all improbable that he NAV In a GER
tain contingency act with the Republi-
cans, who have the power to make terms
with HIM and the disposition to get pos
session of the Senate on any conditions
whatever.
With the acquisition of Mahone, as
suming that Judge Davis will act gener-
ally with the Democrats, the Senate
would be tied, and for two years leg sla-
tion and nominations would be in the
hands of the Vice President elect. The
Republ cans now have, and VIII con-
tinue to have, by filing the coming va
canctes, IN mastery of the Supreme Court.
II Will not cost the Republican leaders
second thought to make an alliance
with the Nj Mahonttes in Virginia, or any
other alliance in any other State, II by
that means their hands can be strength
ened. They are moved by the present
expedisncy, and not by any principle. In
any event the present Senate ought to
he purged of its official Impurities. The
Democrats unfortunately elseted John
q. Burch as Secretary, and Richard j.
Bright as Sergeant-at-hrms, both oil
whom had been criminally indicted la
heir own States. Tennessee and Indi-
ana, from which States these Off GERS
hail, have given their judgment upon
this operation at the ballot box.
It's openly announced that the Re
publicans mean TO recruit their small
majority in tho next House OF RI pre-.
sentatiyes by unseatIng several mem bers
from Southern States upon various pre-
tences. The preparations for carrying
out this programme have already be gun
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
Campaign Nonsense.

Mr.. Edmund,, the distinguished Sen
ator from Vermont, in speaking since
the election, cong atulates the country
that 1t was saved from the hands Of the
men who wanted to destroy it.
Mr.. Edmunds should leave nonsense
of this kind to John Kelly and some Of
his heelers in Tammany. The men
from whom the country waa saved were
Winfield s. Hancock, who shed his
blood for the Union, and William Ii.
English, who, as democrat, supported
the war, and we belive vo ed for MIR.
Lincoln.-N. y. Herald
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
ROWELL AGAIN WINS THE
BELT.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The six days
walking contest for the Ashley Belt,
which began on Monday morning last
at Agricultural Hall, was concluded
at 10 40 o'clock to night with the fol-
owing scores: Rowell, 566; Miles Lit
tlewood, 40; Dop!er, 470. Rowell beat
Frank Hart's record of 565 miles at
10 "a o'clock, amid great excitement
and cheering. About 5000 persons
were present at the finish. The re-
ceipts for the week are estimated at
81 ,2U0.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
PHILADELPHIA MARK Ers
SATURDAY. Novs6p

oATUhDA1, NOV. ., 8 +. N.
WHEAT.- here was rather more in
qulry, bat prices were unchanged. saIss
Of 2sSo barrels, including Minnesota sx-
tras, low and choice, at 3Sa6 rs; DO, do.
straight at % l21fa6 50; Pennsylvania Ex,
ira Family al $Sa5 S71S Western do. do
medium and fair at eS 7Sa6 4C. and
patsnts a. s7aS 2S. Rye Flour 10 steady
GRAIN.-WheAt 10 In fair demand and
affaction higher, with sales of 81. 500 bsah
els, Including red and amber, track ana
snoat, AZ tl li1zal H1f; rejected, al eI 0js
W and no. elevator, at 81 AZ. Al the
esll board 1000 bush, Jan aary soIs
At o. lsN; 5000 bush. do. at Al lss<.
900 bush. do. vt tl ls1<: 500 bush. do. =,
u 1875 1000 bush. Dese m Der al aI losI. ana
81 IA hid and tl 10 asked for Naysinber
Rye 10 steady at 9so. per bushel. Corn i.
IN falr request, and options are hisher.
sales of 1900 bushels, Including ye1ioH
st8 cents; mixed at &c., and reiecl ed I.
4%s. Oatg are in better demand SaIe.
Of 10 900 bushels, including while Al w
ONc and rejected and mixed nj 36sShLsc
WHBKY.-l00 hbls. OF Western ,pns-
sound sold at Al II per gallon.
HAY AND STRAW BAREET.-For n.
week ending Nov. 9th, 1880 -Loads.fh hav
llOi loads Of straw, ". Average driea dnyy,'
.ng The week-Prine timothy, 81 10 10
. ~ per 100 pounds; mixed SI 70 10 n a..
straw, ol ~ to 81 30 per 100 lbs, w
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
MORE BALLOT-BOXES RE
MOVED.

John J. O'Brien, Chief of the Bu-
reau of Elections, says that many
ballot-boXes, besides the thirty-fve
which are in his office, have been re-
moved, with the ballots in them,
from the stationhouses, but he re
fuses to tell for what purpose or
where they are now. They are said
to be in President French's sts BILE.
- World.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
STARVING TO DEATH.

Since the sentence Of death was pro-
nounced on Frank Lammens and Mrs.
Aeierhoener, the latter has partaksn OF
no nourishment. She refuses TO eat, aud
was so low last night that her death is
expected. She is in the hospital at the
Essex County jail, attended by two wo-
men. Frank Lammens eats as usual. He
has become reticent, and does not desire
TO converse with any person.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
General Foreign NesVs.
LONDON, Nov. 8. 1ss

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1880.
The correspondents OF the Ne,cs at
Berlin says Price Gortschakoff 10 report
cd to be very Ill and unlikely to re-
cover.
A despatch to the Ness from ST. Peters
burg reports that auxiliary forces for
General Skobeleff have left Turkestan
and that General SkubeleH7s expedition
will be ready to start in week.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
The Daily Netos' Berlin,correspondsnt
reports that the socialists eject from
Hamburg will probably go to the United
States. Herr Fritzsche,a socialist Deputy
Is about to GO TO America to inquire into
the condition of the laboring classes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
TORNADO AT UTICA, N. Z.

UTICA, N. Y. November IA tor
nado struck the southwestern part OF
this city AT about II O'Clock last night
daring heavy rain. Its course was
about half mile in length and 900 feet
in width. St. Pauls's German Lutheran
Church was rooted aud badly dsInag-
ed. Other property was injured.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
TIE FIRST CONCER E.

The Philharmonic Society's Frst Con
cert VI the Seventh Season will be given
on the evening Of the 18th inst, by the
New York Philharmonic Club, assisted
by Miss Clara J. Rau, OF Philadelphia
The seats will be drawn on Thursday
the llth inst, al =. NJ, in the Lecture
Room, Masonic Temple, the plan OF the
asst year, which gave such general sat
isfactisu, being continued.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
THE PIRATES.

The famous opera PIRATES of Pen
zance" will be presented at the Grand
Opera House, next Saturday evening,
by D'Oyly Cartes' celebrated London
Opera Company. 1t will be a first
class performance.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
DELAWARE FoRTIFICATIoNs

The Chief Engineers of the United
States have recommended the follow
ing appropriations for the forlitica-
tions along the Delaware river: Fort
Mifllin, 800, 90; Fort Delaware, 375,-
900; Battery at Finn's Point, $50 900,
Earth Works opposite Fort Della
ware, $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICE..
a CAR

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss oil manhood,
&C., | will send a recipe that will cure yok
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Sond a self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, StohOn ID
Mem York CtU May4-eodDkwIy
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

81 say that in fair field of battle
Christianity could not meet Infdelity.
do not think that in theory the life and
death OF Jesus Christ will stand the
test" This is the revelation which
Henry Ward Beecher brings to his con-
gregation after a sweet fellowship with
Col. Robert Ingersoll. Robert is a per-
suasiye speaker.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
FAILURE OF THE CZAR,S
YACHT.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Times Mad.
rid despatch says: "Adyices from Fer
rol report that the Cars new yacht
Livadia is leaking SO much that the
steam pump cannot keep the water
under, and her shape and size prevent
her entering dock.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
WALL sTREKT YssTRRpAY.-slock

WALL STREET YksTERDAY.-Sfocks
were active and prices advanced
Money ruled at per cent for call loans
on stocks, with per cent the extreme
rate and 81 the closing one. Foreign ex-
change was lower, Is n result Of the
heavy shipments Of provisions and Sc
curities last week.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The Black Horse Hotel property on
Front and Jefferson streets, was
bought last week by L. G. Kent. for
$1,000. He proposes to use it for q
lumber yard.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

NOTICE.-Dr. Klne's Great Nerve
hestorer Is the marvel of tho age for all
Nerve Diseases. All tits stopped fIes-
Send TO 9G1 Arch Street Philadelnbia.
Pa. oat 20 :,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

LOB SALB.-A nIsAIy Improved nrn
y or lH acres I'm White Clay Greek hun
dred. AL enclosed in Oaaks He'd Ee. d.
vided into nye fields. LsrEo appla or
ehard In full bearing. Public schoo. ad
Joining the farm. Buildinss-LarEe Mar
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, C5ranar,
and all ou er buildings necessary on
nrst class farr xmiles from station OIL
p. W. 4 B. l.. R. Centrally located. 5
miles from WiI%ingtop; n q zAgpIyto
Real Estate ag't, q W. Fourth street.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
PHILADELPHIA.
OAK HALL.
SHALL WE SELL THEM !?

There in Philadelphia clothing house which has no
double in all the world. The world full of clothing
houses and good deal to that enc unlike all the
First in dealing; and is surprising that one house
should much from another. Selling clothing SO
simple natter likely, would suppose, to be
done in very the way Philadelphia New York,
and London. But Philadelphia is ahead and suriousy
enough house Philadelphia ahead of all the rest
To be ahead in dealing is to deal higher plan,
liberal way, to give the buyer more well founded
confidence without loss of the merchants safety This
Pha clothing house says to stranger awe want to deal
with exact Justice. We what belongs VIZ, fair
profit and you have what belongs to vz
liberal moneys worth way arrive this result to
mark price on everything SELL which price is absolute
you buy what you like, go away and think tho bar
gain over, and and trade back you want to- Wo
find by experience that this hberaty is harmless to US VI
course you like it. And it makes quick and ready dealing
We don't you bring back what you buyit would
money every time but would rather you would
bring back than keep what you don't like So, try to
that you get at first what you will like the BETTER the
you know of it. This really the whole philosophy of
our dealing Is any wonder that other clothing house
in this city, New York. or London deals in the same
way9
There are where excellent clothing kept and
great deal of it but there is none, anywhere that keeps
The dealing related above has the largest
world has yet To supply such trade great
quantity and variety of clothing required and these
in increase the trade because everybody likes to
choose of many things rather than out of few.
This is the country of rsady-made clothing Great
Britain makes of any European country but there
in all London any clothing business quarter large
as that of Oak Hall New York has several large clothing
businesses but nearly equal to that of Oak Hall
Boston likewise.
Look back twenty years? Have done you good SER
vice, or not? But that is not what had in mind
thinking of the clothes you going to buy to-day
Shall we sell them9
WANAMAKER l. BROV
AK HAL K and MAJ ke philadelphia. novS.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
FOURTH EDITION
Anal snslens Ser ro-Day.

Cloudy and threatening weather, fol-
lowed by occasional rain,I southeast TO
southwest winds, slowly rising tempera-
ture, stationary or lower barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

LARG EST RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook 4 BROTHER
Nos. 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH ST., pHILA
DELPHIA. Mail orders will have prompt
attention. jan2p- -wIy3p lr.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

Those who have tried IL, say, there Is
only one cough medicine and that Is Dr.
Bull s Cough syrup, 1t is cheap too, only
q cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

That true friend to all suffering with
0oldR aud Coughs, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. will always help and never disap-
point you. as do other cough remedies.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
.sz u.ey IN. ,,r.
T11e 0r@l
e n G II q b
ksndy,h
an hilin z
. u r Q for
3 e IN n al
Wsakhs 80,
SpSrniEOr-
hsa.ImPo-
eney, and
,all DibsAses
'slaAN NAIn--

As . sequence OF solf-Abusa a. o.. NJ
Memory, Universal LaAEituds, Pain In The
Back, Dim ness OF Vision, Prem ature Oh
Ace, ans many other Diseases thai lsad 10
insanity or Consump ptiOn and q Prom ature
Grave. hSFull particulars In our pa "a IA.
let. which We desire To send free 6y All
10 every one. ~ Tho Specific N sdisins h
sl1 packages for s5, or will be sent nee by
M all on receipt OF the money by addreas
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE 90,
No: 10 hsshspics' Block, Detrolt, Hloh
BIT. wholesale and retail, Agent, Cor.
q and Market Sss., and by Drusgist
here. Mars-dAW
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
WiIIn ngIOB Markets.
WILMINeroN. Del ocl "a

MONDAY, Nov. s, 8 +. Al.
BBHF CATTLE were in fair demand this
week anu prices were rather hrmer 400
per 10. as TO quality.
HnRP were dull Et about former rates.
eVoe mead arrived and sold At the different
yeIus a. o1SS5e., per h., and Lambs al 4s<A
s15e. per Id.
Hoes were dull and lower. 500 hsaS
arrived aAd sold al the different yards Al
saTc. per TO-, as TO condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
Pork DrsUs Yard, Wed P1.,Is., Noy.s.
sHEnP.--Extra, ITO 10 IsO As.. sooo
- 70 lvV ns; 40 to - "; far. 50 20 q
ss., - 70 "a STOCK sheep 1915 10 - l71S
10 5Ai comrson lAnDs, ~ W " ~; Jsrney
Ewes iat), ~ to 4%c. Calves, 70 ol%e
supply light, but marked very dull. Ar
rivals. 4Uee head.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
THE SILK DEPARTMEN1

HE SILK DEPARTMENT.
L is AS n matter OF course nd
Tie Indies. This year II is yed
complete. The propreiturs h
pride in the superior quality N
their stock. In Back SIX M
specially, which they have n
for tue past twelve years, ana
never failed to give satislaclioI
the GUlNE1 silk. The line
silks this season is far guperl
they have ever shown. lheyI
put in n large assortment Of
shades OF n celebrated 81 k cal
FER, The most famous f,brI
factured In Lyons, which lhsI
duced To 30 cents and tl pei sd
goods formerly sold at 81 10 sl.i
fhsy have also a nsw line
Damhsses, at tl.75 per yard.
These are the
CHEAPEST GOODS IN AN
One week ago they slld fo
yard.
They are also offering the
| DOLLAh Black and Col0Ted q
country. The Same goods Ia
Sl.W per yard
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
Financial and Comm ercial.

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov s, 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Hesld & Co.. \. T. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at II
N. 10 uay:
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

w M. kENNARD A co
w Seem TO have rea,io III
Importance OF three ieaatn,. i1
aoJuhcls TO success in trade
LIGHT,
CONVENIENCE,
o. POLITE AID
one Is impressed imm.d,.,,1
terlbs lhels sore with ihe
whlch ialls upon aud arnnn,
III lhe room, which st,ow
stoek OF goods to aplepd n ad,
aiiords The purchaser tins ",',
examine fabrics in peffecir \
part OF the establishment, M
gpous on the con terg and III
conveniently arIalged Ihaiu,
pleasure to The statesmen ~, .
chasers, to handle tlsm Erl
las IT'S department and ever,
ID 50 arranged that IL re1nj
glance and n touch 10 nlacd N
customers. The whol. etTsc,
IL artistic and pleasant, an
| WIN tIo
POLITE ATTENTIO
Of the salesladios and sals,,osl
wonderful that this hUus. en
reputation and patronage
| WHILE THE ABOVE IA
| w POWERFUL Levers
aud holding the large trade
maintains, still
W. NJ. KENNARD 4
have three more secrets 10 &,
They always buy well the YER,
in the market; sell all goods Al
possible prices they were lhe
south OF New York TO adopl II,
system which they have hid
to-
As one price with them Inc,
PRICE, purchasers are alva
getting Bottom Figures,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

THE CARPET DEPAh hI NJ
hEo full OF elegant anu
things Lhat It does the neaI' ~ Sa,
ent, and the possible future. nV
good TO look throagh. Ob, !GT6
Body BrusselA' TapeStflgs, .ol
Extra-Super lngrains, ., auu o. nrtcl M
Rraius, down to tho lowes. n,Ipogsl p,,sll
Entry and stair Carpets, Dfu"''
Rugs aud a ,,co Al
CLOTHS,
All of which you will find m"'A'
to bottom figures.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

rpHE CRETON AND PRINT
L MENT is full Of the nen
and latest styles. Thele goous
sold at prices ranging if'ih
yard up. ,,
LADIEs'.MIssHs AND MEN h
MERISO UNDERWEAR, WI
ored and scarlet IN grea'
nroflsiOn.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

-I1HE DRESS BUIToS,. !. s.I d.,l|
Comprises aIlthe la''
nearly all purpose, or RlBBd
IN THE MATTER VI i,nnIes
They have a very ful, anu much ' i 4
. in1r3minenL i1 feature OF o,ed we'd rlsbol
sunerlor black and coiO'eN
ranted all silk. vt LINE
AN ELEGANT
LADIES' AND MIssh' mid
ia aI.o exhibited, They Thidn,' nnsL Lsdl'
% ,tns nieo of Wards (LondtUHha Ali siss
Misses solid Hosiery III
coloTs. urD GLOVES,
or tn. very ps., quality q,agg:. s14 1S4r.ass1 ;5s1I'
iinsss IL rI'idos so1e. A%e5'::o Gs,6s sod at
for this quality OF slo'
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09
noLMANs AND CoAi1

are exhibited In tll,s r., u'p r,l,s A coat
1rm claim that IN bayinhs ,hs mater
purchasers get exactly iI1 IN ali ibll
traoted for. In TINS, - nsiween ,,i Vi
snd shs sais'nH sh. ua TONER. Essry'niais YER. !,
s,deratu n 10 purchasers
The daily gazette., 1880-11-09

BEsHAwL AND CLoA,K S,Pj X
MENT is also fnii oa of wnl
lhings, inc leading ie..u,'y :. .. , ,r.at l
Waich the house MAKES esisior !" Nj
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