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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
Tuesday The 25th day Of April lss2 Al

" TTVIN IT -ITTTTTT |"7-T y Y
the following property, via Box f.-C6nfainiue
Clothing. Chinese Medicine. soap. Chinese Churrh
signs Chinese Scales. aud sundrF other Articles.
Box . Containing % ukrs Chinese nuoks md o.
Chinese PRAYER Books
Box e. Containing % -ross OF Mrtche-. be- rns Sal
mon. pkg Chinese Nrrmiriui. fpkrs Chinese urrts
Forks.
Box t-Coniaiuiue ~ pkg. tbIursf rHpefs.
Box Containing i2 rse Chiursr Candies.
Box g. Containing 1is pEgs Chinese rapcrs.
Box t.-Couialuine pkrs Chinese Candle . rIcf
Chinese Cheese. % ukrs chinese NrrmlfiiI some
Chewing Tobacco. faus. Plates. Mating. nnd 8 oii
chinese Scale and suudfy other articles Zoo uumrf-
Gus 90 mention connected with o. Chiucsc store und
Bestaurnnt-uuless .aid iudgneuts and ny raprnsfr
are previously paid ~. g. pAHkE Marshal
HJuoiulr March 9th iss4 50
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supreme Court. Hawaiian lsiluds. To W. a. flrkf,
Fso Marshal 90 the Hawaiian tsl1uds. bis nuuuiY
GErEriNas You arc commanded by order of The Hoo
Lawrence McCuly, Assorilic Justice OF The eapfenf
both ~ Bremen. Germany. and o Jnurad Giadr sf
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands, defendants to hr Erd
appear before him. tAc aforesaid iusfcc at bis chan
hcrs iu the Court House. n thr city uf ll1uoluln
Island of Oahu on WEDNESDAY, tac i.ih DAY ci
July next. at 90 O'Clock 4 NJ fn show cause uhV Ihr
prayer OF Edward Frstcuau. Comp rIainaui shcut nnt
Be granted pursuant to The tcuef of BIZ hil of ru
plant dirt in said court lhf 90 DAY ~ March n
ISL And have yog then there ibis Wit VITA fIii
turn OF your proceedings thereon
Witnes-. thu Honorable Laurrurf MCCulfV. Irsf.rr
Of the supreme Courl. st Huuoiuiu. ths tih day af
April. a, u ISL. 4. Host nrruy Clerk.
Hawaiian islands. Oahu
I hereby certify that Che forc-nIuE fummgus ami
oricr OF publication tuuexci arr trnr aud fliihfrf
cnpcs 1f Che originals thereof. which nuw de
the tlcrks Office % the supreme Court
Witness INV hand and zeal % lhc surrme
I-EAffr Court this tih diV uf Arrii. A. 10 fsc
a. NoSA. Deputy Clcrl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

- ISTNNns tn Equity Edward Fnfsionan t..
U,nry Warkfrid j. e. rduerr j. Conrad Glade. HiIis
f,,r accounting. orticr % ruhiicatlcu
whereas 10 appears frnm thc AFFIDAVIT of Ai1cft -
-er that Henry Huckfcd and e. rfuger, two ~ ih1
defendants above named. have rraiofrd frun tir
Hawaiian Islands, and now reside I'm hrruen ucfitnF
they parties Co aatN SUIT uu AaNn
property in this kingdom
It Is ordered that summons issue Co. said aricuurnt,
o'clock A NJ and that cnpY of said summons, lo~
schcr with copy of this order De- Published icr thIrr
I-hrd in Honolulu. and thal ~ aid p1intlf.
bin 10 complaint and % said summons and ths 1lirr
h.. forthwith deposited iu the Poet ufcc aidrrssrd in
said Henry uackfcd and Ike cories o. said y. &
Pnusor atthcir present pace of residence appear,
lsi.ne,iI LAWRENCE McCULLY
Iuafire ~npGfmr Court
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
On wednesday, April 26th, 1882,
for CASH ou execution fthr rIfi, Deed.
ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS or LAND

situate kiu- STREET. uun1uin. within o. ninn'rs
street nearly opposite hr r-idrnga ~ fhe aie Josoph
LOT hos fruuilrn fu hing street af uI fras nrlf
depth running sW JOB ferf oa the rufiif sifr md ~
the NJ eide si3 fe'i and Boo thr tear on fhr 81 m fi
LOT anipin- i1i and irunts un King street u f1Ff
With depth OF li! tfet along Lof mi un fhe nr4ss'
TO King asraff
LOT also frontus sr King street % feel rIta
depth " l1 feet along hr fence running iong fhr
io auEle ni fence Thence ID feet along fhf ilta
portion ~ this luf along fence Thence lll sn fef
along Lot 90 King street.
LOT fronts au King street 1t feet running sW. iaf
so feet, thence ruuuiur NN rff nI0i 2 b. rf1fsr
pnrion Of fhe Lot thence NE i-4 fect iu k1 sifstf
Title Perfect Deeds af flf earonsr 70 tIrr hasrf
Maps ADD -peeillai aiilus D. nn rnrIa1fIen
JNO- T.. BAkHiltD, Clerk Df fia serrrnie lnrf anf
Executor 0f the VIII ~ -uesH lrFu1Ils drrrssrd.
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Sprri1I Nafrrs.
p5 rhasSsrs Dentist oncs will be 5io.sd tinfaIiAc
notice. 81
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
as. Dunn. MERcHANr. GLASGOW.

tuAwAIIAN CoNSULo
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds Of
Ersh and Ccninenta god aud tll be glad 10 receive
Orders rates either ec boar a. shipping port In
Eurupc delivered ship tbui With daily for buycr's
acccunn a. Honolulu. Sneh Orders may be aceori.
panied BY cmittanecs payable IN London san Fran.
tiscc he viii draw at "a DAYS sight against confirmed
credits irun Honolulu Bankers, ~ otherwise, 10 suit
the convenience Of huycrs.
ENFEEENcEs
NESSRS. VA. &. IRWIN 4 CO. houoiulu
HON. J. :. wALkER Hunolulu
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NOTICE..

L Now ALL MEN BY THIS NO
N tce that the under-zned. the relation
the late J. Dimond Chimney an old resident of Hama
kua. Hawaii Who vas well known By foreigners and
native and died without Issue: and the undersEncd
being the daughter Of his younger brother Thomas
Chimney. who Married ny mother Therefore nos
call upou fhose who hold the estates belonging 10
the deceased. fo return them al to nc within ons
month from the publication o this notice in the Ha
vaan Gazette and II net 20 vill prusecute accord
zsI1s uRs N KauaEa Eauar-Eotr
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OUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waan fstluds. IN rranaie-IH fhn matter N a.
Fstalc OF iANkH 8. LkNON, drccnfrl- Order q rt1r
caaas On application ~ Admnslr1iui iof 1fiaf " ls
of real estate,
On feadlnr AND alina no ptutm uf iitniy 4 us.
fariane. Adnuistaior of ne estate q i1rs n tfnun
acansrd rraalnr for ollrr nl rlla III rar4ln 1,7
estate hfanaint 10 rald dectdtnt and stnr frIh r.,
min iaei reasons why such real estate lAuali h. .
III b hereby ordered that hr uHxi oi Ain af ar ..'
and All neranus rrrsifsi u fnt saIf r.I.a
rrsr hefurc thl1 Court ru WEnNEruAN. fhn TIIinn
aav 81 NAY A. ~ iss a. ten oclac< A. n ~ tha l'.1I
Room af hs Court. in lllneuld. then 1ud itrla 4,
show eaase why order shaald not be gianisd o. ke
sale 20 snrh estate.
md % n further ofcrrdi thHi ruuy m his orIrf -
pahiishrd ln ihc q Hawaiian Gazette nrwsrarlr
nnbll.hed ln sald iiououlu.
Dated iionoiaiu. d J April ieih. i.s9
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
M. C.Erra the Havaiian EnvOy. has had

ME. ClKrER. the Hawaiian Envoy, has had
several interviews with some Of the government
officials In Paris Misapprehension and disSatisfac
tion has Obtained Of late which made the French
Government disinclined 10 enter on a new treaty.
They required some explanations az first but have
taken Nj Cartsr's communications in very good
uarr and better understanding with Hawaii viii
probably result from his visit 70 Paris. The
steamer Monarch has been chartered to convey
the Portuguese enigrants from st. MichAels She
was TO leave Cardiff all being we'll, the 18th of
March arriving At ST. AIichaels on the LIST Of
Anil.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
SrrlNrEs inst arrired al New York report that

SrEAMEEs Just arrived az New l ork report that
they encountered immense fields Of ice il lat i5
deg. tS ui;n. north, long. a. deg. IS min. west.
The Cfrsssiaa had to steer south two DAYS to
cear them and the SoSSHsaiE was fast for Il hours
IN the same pack. Roftsy1iani and Riait3. at New
York report passing icebergs, with field ice, be
tween lat. 46 deg. and a min. long. ~ deg. and
y min. west. The Rktiio went 800 miles south
east 10 clear the ice but her bows were stove in
both sides. filing the forward compartments.
She reports seeing three steamers fast in the ice,
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3awaiian Gazette.

ESr Noprs Is EEnUs.
WEDNESDAY APRIL la. lSs3. >
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
PLANTERS IIRE FOR SlH FRlNCISCO

AaE. c. Brewer a Co.-Agents. -.
fl.s-Z Merchandise received storage Tree. al
and liberal och advances made shipments hY tihs
ne. ~ ty g nREW Err Il co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
Desirable Investments ;! Exec
tors Sale of Real Estate.
Execu

hRr VIRTUE or Al ORDER OF sALE
- granted uY thc Hon a. o. Judd chief Justice nr
thc supreme Court -itin- as Iudga n Probate ft-
s1ih day ~ March i71i fhr uudcrsl.ued Hi1 srl e.
q. o'clock noon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19
ROBBINS & APPLETON.

- N GcnerlI Agents, New York, Z ;. \.
- All the above line Of Waltham Watche, for ,ale
81 the store Of NJ. McINERNY, Sole Agent for this
Kingdom.
Also, Agent for the GORHAM STERLiNG SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the Lowest Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
rrom rhs London Gla1e.

from The London Clg5e
Time indeed. seens to have wings, when blitlfs
Bacarres Ramsay Is tOund writing that he began
his military career some forty years Ii seems
only the other day that he was quite young cap
tam in the 18th Regiment, ani yet thar must be
over thirty years sluceS In lS4J. al llrte clnner
which the au;hor gave al the Coventry Club now
the -. James be invited Prince So.tykon 10 meet
the French Pretender. The next day the RUSSIAN
magnate expressed surprise at TIE curiosity WHICH
Prince Louis had expressed abont tnr strength and
constituents Oi the Auscovite army, and when Colo
mel Ramsay met Prince solty Aou after the
Crimean war. the wo agreed thai this Questloning
had a very practical purpose. Ih!ee years ater,
when Prince Louis was somewhat under cloud,
owing to his abOrtiye attempt az BOU,Ogne-the
Rag" was the only club that opened lis doors 10
hlnl-young Ramsay was much thrown into his
company. often" he writes, have sax ate into
Ing me relics OF his mother Queen Hortense. he sat
playing with a dog inch had been his companion
n the prison at Ham. or looking dle1muy INTO Tue
fireplace, seldom speaking. but every now ana theR
sOlilOquiNud and talking OF what he would dO when
he was Emperor Of the French
some of tie most interesting and amusing ex-
peiiences recorded in these volumes are those when
happened Ia the author when Ne was mere lai,
travelling about the Continent under charge OF
tutor IL WAS at the Villa Salviati. then belonging
to Mr. Nansittait. but wDlch alt'rNtuI 'dinc -nto
the possesSlOu of Gris that the young scaDe4rico
bad an adventure win the gLe"s |astalanl.
Prince PonIatOwskl having begged TIE famous
cantatTice to favor the COMPANY Win song aud
she got nd from her seat and moved toward the
uian0 But before reaching 10 she changed her
mind and returned To her seat without looking
behind her. la my anxiety 10 hear the great
sIngrrr saws the Colonel. " ! deposited an ice-
cream red aud rosy. on her cnaIr. which, had not
time 10 remove before she pumped down on Il.
Tie weather being very warm and the tar Driula
donnu's garments of the thinnest texture, the
sat.on was evidently a vivid one She Jumped up.
eXclamiug. " hat - this and hen Jaw her white
musiin dyed red. | was standing by with my
mouth open, petnhed with terror hen the iair
sougstTess opened upon me such voiey OF choice
Tuscan vefuaculal that fairly hed. Jumping out
OF a low window, escaped and never stopped unth
found my self within the walls al tho fOrta san
ia. lO.' While stopping at Ireves. the ltd s1t neAb
Prussan general of cavalry, who related 70 n,Ih
how that George " once gave dinner 10 All INC
Prussian officers az Hanover, aud made hem AZ
drunk with the exception OF the narrator nlhseI;;
So pleased was the first gentleman IN Europe"
with the Bacchanalan prowess OF the one excep-
ton that he presented him with a carriage as
token OF his Royal anoreeiarion-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

card from the taller sister with the name Olivia
Winter, and the address Normandy Villa. Bromley
Road. W.. that he might not fail in his designation
tcrested and deeply specializing upon the circum-
stances OF his novel acquaintance, and concluding
that Olivia was probably needlewoman or former
maid of Lady MWhympers, and that Malsie' ms
fare was In training for the ballet or some super
rumerary stage employment With il all, II was
strange of Lady MWhymper to be there al that
time OF night.
His fears that the old Scotchwoman, would
recognize him were groundless. Having caiculate
the exact fare and given him few pence under y
her arrival at her Lighted house, Win ls opeheu
door and advancing servants. she was III iai TOO
great hurry TO get the door closed between he1elt
and the injured cabby to bestoW glance ellher
on him or his smart cab.
Stebblng' said Mr. Forester when hls groom
stepped up 10 take the reins from his hand. have
the crest painted out of the cab tomorrow, ana
Get me a set of plain single harness without any
plating or ornament whatever
Certainly.
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Olivia heaved deep sigh Of WEAKNESS as she
shut the book i never had such Puph before,
she said. smiling him couple OF fathoms deeper
down. How ! long 70 Introduce you 10 Homer
and Kschylus. You may perhaps have heard OF
Helen and Troy, and the wandeTings OF lyssesT
I've been taking the liberty of thinking about
that there brother Of yours, MISS replied MARX,
eyading this question as dangerous. Now II had
the charge Of three young women under age. and
they sloped, should be IN Queer street. sisters or
Ay dear Forster, we are all over age, laughed
DIVA and why should we be IN any bodys charge 7
W are free women the free citizens of "a free coun
try and our English blood boiis at the thought Of
restraint BESIDES, she added with a bitterness
that recalled certain cplsodes IN NOrtnwynd )
career 10 her listener, have vices 70 repress
we neither drink, bet nor spend what we don't
possess
Mark smiled to himself He was acquainted
with Lord NOrthwynd and had shire wd sus plclOn
that such falmgs in himself would appear TO the
young nObleman as virtues in comparison with his
sisters heinous wickedness in having cabman 10
tea with them. No one knew better than he thGt
men may commit every inlquity short of invading
each others purses. and be blameess while women
may not nfract tie most arbitrary convention
without rum.
Livy and are twins said Geraldine who had
now come IN from service. We are twenty -four
Maisie Is TWENTY-FIVE. Don't you think old
enough TO refuse to marry unless we please, and to
decline TO cOuntenance any misunderstanding on
our account
Here the chivalrous cabman ventured to observe.
with some diff lence. that he shOuld have thought
the ladies' would have been called upon 20 enact
the part of ardently chased prey rather than Of
hunters.
Al. Forster. how little you know of the miseries
of the upper classes in your fortunate circles
man looks to a wife t. a prize. but these men Of
rank aud fortune walk into a crowded drawing
room like sutans. and know that they pick
where they Ike. However We have renounced
class distinctions now and going to do our BEST
to bring the mOulderlng oil social fabric Crashing
to the ground
Lord what dust it will make, Miss Geraldine"
Observed the cabman TRANQUILITY.
When be was gone. Olivia threw her arms round
Geradne's neck and kissed her. Only think
sLe exclaimed with raDtdre, we have real 1--we
cabman. "a son of the people. for our friend
It's delicious added Nalsie and so comfort
able We can be friendly a ever We ike. be.
cause one could possibly fail IN love with Il
cabman.'
And the cabman 2 asked Geraldine with pen
sve air.
'Oh. nv dear laughed the Radical and socialist
Olivia. with look that betrayed all thc blue flood
Of an the proud DE Wyuter1 h. would never dare
aspire 70 that height. Besides, we have the adyan-
tage OF hot being pretty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

He creeps iato peoples houses false pretences !
He gets people to teach him Greek. Does he look
az if he needed TO learn Greekf His father IA q
retired gamekeeper. and keeps a few pigs and
poultry on a little bat Of land OF his own. His
brother George is a gamekeeper. His brother Alan
is a Methodist preacher. His sister Jane mlks the
cows. Does he look like milkmaid,s DrOther anG
a retired gamekeeper's son Does ne look as II
he earned his living BY cab-drivingi on, ne IS a
consummate actor You should SEE BIN drinking
tea out of a saucer and hear him talking pad Eng.
lsh Beware Of him, for there Is no knowing "Aa1
Disguise he may assume next"
30 saying the indignant Olivia vanished through
the doorway which she had been gradually ap-
preaching during this speech, and. before heI as
MAYED auditors could recover from the first shoe 4
Of this denunclatlOn had caused a cab 10 be Called
and had driven home to fall into Geraldines arms
burst into tears and exc,am. Oh. Geraldine we
are undonel Trickei, deceived. and Knocked by
that miserable cabman, who is one OF Northwynds
own tools
By GeOrge' exclaimed Forester after inter
changing Qlances of mutual stupefaction with his
hostess for some moments. .
And pray. Mark what IS the meaning OF all
this = she exclaimed. severely.
It means that IN in As lively scrape rs 4 man
need wish for he returned. with melancholy air,
as he proceeded to unbOsOm himself OF the cab ad-
venture and all that 1t had led 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
BY THE SEA.
A FANCY.

MI, long gray stretch of ghOstly sand and,
on niS dark. dim sky that scowis III ha'o
.Snve thus barren, baleful line OF lana
AEnIv harsh red sea nsatlate.
Aha sbore lie sea-nune weeds like flame
And out amid the bloody waves sai hP 5s Ia"S
TSsscs zach esch Vessel caught by his tiger paws
"Ha. how laughed TO see you i Ha"s And I. the sky
, ATSa @ the fools prayed face against T g0n
" Twas good. You saw ''0'N
lovers die" II. UMsrFD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23

occasional flower in the coat and all these he him
self assumed on the following Sunday.
Alan he observed. when the two were return
ing in the private hanson. You are Radical and
a philanthropist anu a liberty and fraternity man.
and everything you ought not to be. in short
What should You say if a man in my position were
10 marry a clever, well-educated daughter OF "a
small tradesmanT
1 should say. Mark returned the Honorable and
Reverend levelleI quickly, that you were IN
mitigated ass
And you would say right unused the other. For
blood is thicker than water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-23
O MELLOW H0OYLIGHE

O mellow moonlight warm,
W ave round my love a charm;
@ countless starry eyes.
Watch from the holy skies;
q eve solemn Night,
Shield her within thy might:
Wa1ch her, my lIttie one.
Shield her, my darling.
How ny heart sbrinzs with fear,
Nightly 10 leave thee, dear;
Lonely and pure within
Vast cl00ms Of woe and SIN:
Our wealth of love and bliss
100 hcavenly-periect Is:
Good night, my little one,
God keep thee, darling.
JAMES THOMSON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-17
N Enthusiastic endorsement.
GoRHAN, n. r.. July IA. 1S79,
General Ordars M. 4S.

GoRHAN, n. H., July IA, 1879.
GENTs-WhoeYer you are, 1 don't
know; but I thank the Lord and feel
grateful to you to know that in this
world of adulterated medicines there
is one compound that proves and
does all it advertises to do, and
more. Four years ago had a slight
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the ague. Last May 1 was induced
to try Hop Bitters. | used one bot
tie, but did not see any change; an
other did so change my nerves that
they are as steady as they ever were.
1t used to take both hands to write.
butlnow my good right hand writes
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-17
Pantomime and Speciality
COMPANY.

On Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day evenings of the present week.
Andrews s. Stockwell's Ideal Spec
tacuIar Pantomime and Star Spec
ialty Company will appear at the
Theatre. An exchange has the fol-
lowing:
Andrews s. Stockwell's Ideal Company
opened at Harper's Theatre 10 a large
end enthusiastic audience last evening,
giving bright and taking performance.
The orchestral overture was followed by
drum Eclo by A. b. Racket, Jr., whose
limitations and solos were admirable;
Mons. Leonzo, juggler did some very
clever things in his line and introduced
many genuine novelties. VIII II. Bray
proved himself Dutch comedian Of the
natural school, his singing and dancing
producing double recall The Morosco
Brothers. calislhenic and antipodesn
acts were indeed wonderful. There are
three of them, two men Sad boy, aai
the ease with which the elders handle
the younger, either with arms II feet, is
only excelled By the boys fesrlesaness
and abandon. Single and double somer-
ssults from The feet were among the se-
compliments, the latter being feat
hitherto regarded as impossible. Miss
May Smith followed in graceful song
and dence, and in a beautifully
executed skipping rope jig; and then
Mr.. B. McCreedie. the rnuai-
cal genius appeared and performed on q
variety Of regular and outlandish inatrI-
ments, in q ridiculously improbable
a number Of other special
ties were introduced in the first part
which were equally attractive as those
named above, but space prevents US
from particularizing. The second part
consisted Of "Humpty Dumpty's Pic.
ME-" the familiar pantomime materially
changed TO allow the introduction of
new tricks, new action and effects, Andy
Morris proved himself to be an excellent
clown, and the feature Of "baby clown"
in Master Tootsey was decidedly popu-
lar. The performers in the pantomime
were all good, and the succession of Incl
dent and adventure WAS SIS rapid as
could be desired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-17
The Latest.

Our Stock of Fall Goods is arriv.
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est Styles in + oreign and Domestic
Goods, such as Plain and Brocaded
Pushes, Velvets, Silks, etc.
Our line Of Cashmeres is complete
and are equalled by none in the
market. All our Wool fabrics are
exceptionally good, in Style and
Quality, this season. Remember
our Hosiery stock has always taken
the lead, and we still propose to
have it do so; our Cashmere Hose
are elegant.
All our Trimmings will be found
to match our Dress Goods, so don't
fail to see them.
Our Cloaks, Dolmans and Cir
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and the most fastidious can be
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