LABOR.

Washimgton, April 25. The strikers in Pennsylvania dyna mited a railway station at Watts. April 26. The Ooxeyites have seized a train at Bulte in California, and the Federal Government have ordered its re capture. At Bismarck in Missouri two regiments are in readiness to oppose the gang. Washinston, April 26. The Ooxeyites at Bute ran a train into Dakota and defeated and disarmed a body of eighty-five men sent by the Marshal in pursuit. The President has ordered the troops to; stop the train. Coxey will be a candidate of the party known as '* Populists " for the Presidency. The present movement is regarded as political. Several towns in Colorado are arranging to pay the fares of five hundred men to the capital. The Knights of Labor also threaten to march in an army upon Ottawa.

IMPERIAL POLITICS

London, April 25. Lord Rosebery's address to the Liberal party says that owing to the extension of the franchise a true spirit towards the Imperial Government and the unity of the empire must be main tained, and the flag must be honored abroad. He regards it as impossible to reunite with the leaders of the Unionist party. Mine owners have sent a protest to the Premier against the Eight Hours Bill, on the ground that it will raise prices and prevent England competing with foreigners. Lord Rosebery dis sents from their view, and has replied that it is impossible for long hours of labor to continue in Europe in view of the extension of the franchise now in progress. The parcels post between Canada and Australia, and including Hawaii and Fiji, will begin on July 1. The resolution proposed in the Bud get, establishing graduated succession duties was agreed to. Lord HerscheH's Land Transfer Bill was read a second time in the House of Lords. The mover claimed that the Australian system of registration had worked admirably. London, April 26. Ihe Miners' Eight Hours Bill wad read a second time in the House of Commons by a majority of 87. The Home Secretary declared that a very considerable majority of the Cabinet approved of the measure. Mr J. A. Fearce, member for North umberland, said that if the measure were carried it would be a deathblow to English industries. Sir A. Hickman, member for Wol verhampton, declared that the adop tion of a legal eight hours would vastly increase the cost to coal consumers. Lord Randolph Churchill strongly supported the Bill, London, April 26. Judge Hughes, in a letter to " The Times " cites Sir 11. Parkes' opposition to the compulsory eight hours for miners, Messrs John Motley, Burt, and thirty unofficial merabsrs voted against the Eight Hours Bill.

THE ANARCHISTS.

London, i*pril2s. Counsel for the prosecution against Polti the Anarchist suppressed docu ments found in his possession on the ground that he declined to gratify the man's vanity by making them part of the ease. Paris, April 26. Matha, an anarchist and a friend of Henry, now in custody has been arrested in tfaa city.

CABLE ITEMS.

Sir George Grey has been appointed a member of the Privy Council. It is reported that President @araot declines to stand again for the Jfrench Presidency. Princess Alex, betrothed to the Czarewifcch, has joined the Russian church. The South African Chambers of Commerce are demanding a reduction of eastern cable rates. The King of Belgium has sent a message of condolence to "Tasma" upon the death of her husband.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received April 25, 10.40 a.m.)

THE SAME ROAD.

London, April 26. All the Australian and New Zea land lines have adopted a uniform homeward route for the sake of safety — via the Horn, between latitude 59 and 55; and outward via the Cape of | Good Hope, between 42 and 46. The object is that vessels may be enabled to assist each other in the event of being disabled.

FROZEN MUTTON.

Mr Weddell is at Paris, urging the French Minister for War to purchase Timaru and Geelong mutton, and utilise the ship at Rouen for cold stor age purposes. There are complaints that the bones of mutton in all the vessels recently arrived from New Zea land have had a bad odour. It is be lieved to be due to defective freezing in the first instance. The « Post" says the Refrigerating Company has secured a site for storage at; Malta, at a cost of £40,000. The works will be finished in six months. Government is directing the construc tion of a cold store at Gibraltar,

THE COSTA RICA.

Sir Saul Samuel is urging that it is unfair to exclude the owners and crew of the Costa Rica on a technical point. The principles of equity and justice ought to be applied to in the oase.

THE CANADIAN CONFERENCE.

Capetown, April 26. The Cape Government will send representatives to the Ottawa Con ference if it can be postponed til September.

SILVER.

Washington, April 26. The Coinage Committee of the Lower House has rejected Dyer's Silver Seignorage Bill in favor of free coinage.

VICTORIAN AGENCY-GENERAL.

Mr Gillies takes charge of the Vic torian Agency General on Monday.

The Loan and Mercantile.

(Received April 27. 10.54 a.m ) London, April 26. Mr Moore, auditor of the Loan and Mercantile Agency Company stated that he objected to the Waikato shares appearing on the balance sheet under the heading of wool and produce advances. They required a separate heading. Mr Paul, however^ stated that it was in accordance with the Directors' wishes, and witness made no protest to the Board. He had often asked for information regarding the interest earned, but had been always refused, ••

THE WELLINGTON ROMANCE.

BEFUSED AT THE ALTAR.

SUICIDE OF iHE BRIDEGROOM.

Wista-iNajecm, April 27. The police hate received information that Herbert Edmonds, schoolmaster at Piringa, Lower Wairarapa, shot himself, at 7 a.m. No reason is assigned. The death of Edmonds is the painfttl end of the romance which began in St. Pater's Church a few days ago. Then, as telegraphed, his bride refused at the altar to marry him, but was persuaded to be come his wife next morning. That day they left for Pirinoa about ten miles from Martinborongh. A passenger who was in the train says the girl refused to speak to her husband all the way, and before the journey's end was reached she gave him the slip and dis appeared. It is said ehe is now in Mel bourne. Edmonds was only 27. and of a bright cheery disposition, not at all the kind of man likely to commit suicide, bnt doubtless his temper was soured and his life embittered by the events of the last few days.

SAMOA.

Lonpon, April 25. The Treaty Powers interested in Samoa are in communication relative to affairs there and New Zealand's pro posal for annexation, and if it is found necessary to modify the Berlin Act a fresh conference will probably be sum moned. The " Westminster Gazette " warns Germany of the overwhelming prepon derance of colonial trade with Samoa. Berlin, April 25. The "National Zeitung" declares that Germany and America will adhere to article 8 in the final Act of the Berlin conference. (Received April 27,10.40 a.m.) London, April 26. The " Morning Post" advises that Germany should be asked what price she will take to withdraw from Samoa, and that the United States should be placated by allowing her to retain Pagopago. The way would then be clear for England to deal with the | Islands. Berlin, April 26. The " Vosaibche Zeitung " thinks the powers are heartily tired of the Samoan treaty, and would dissolve it if Eng land, under Australian pressure, gave the signal. The "Nord Deutsche Allegemiene Zietung " considers New Zealand has no voice in the matter at all.

AUSTRALIAN.

(Received April 27, 11.45 a.m.)

ACQUITTED.

Sydney, April 27. The Broken Hill constables, White and Shields, who were charged with the manslaughter of the man Considine, have been acquitted, the jury finding that accused were justified under the circumstances in drawing their re volvers and firing on the man.

N.S.W. PARLIAMENT.

In the Legislative Assembly last night, the new Mining on Private Lands Bill was put through its final stages, to be forwarded to the Council.

HOPEFUL.

Melbourne, April 27. At the annual meeting of the Mel bourne Chamber of Commerce the President, in his address, said the colony had at last got over the down grade, and was now fairly started on a safer uproad. ,

MARINE CONFERENCE.

The Marine Conference adopted a scheme for uniformity in the coastal trade certificates. Hon. P. 0. Fysch, Colonial Treasurer, was president at the Conference, and said they must break down the barriers that had too long existed between the colonies in regard toa federated light-house system. He also hoped to see a universal postal system, and the accomplishment of the federation all desired.

The Barraba Murder.

Sydney, April 26. " The police have arrested Alexander Lee, a mate of Cummings, on a charge of being concerned in the Barraba murder. At the murderers 9 camp they found a quantity of telling evidence against them. Lee first pretended thas he was mad, and afterwards pro tested his innocence of the crime. There is evidence that the men cut steaks off the horses to satisfy their hunger.

THE MARKETS.

London, April 25. The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is |3,6000,000 quarters, and for the Continent, 1,392,000. Shaw Savill and Company's shares, £6 JOs. Berlin, April 26. The Government loan of 8,000,000, at 3 per cent, has been subscribed twofold.

tßti A&KBtJBTOfI ffßlflAy, APRIL 27, 1§94.



ffIHERE is only one quality of Healt ' JL Tea and that is the best. Ask your grocer for it, and see that you get it. — Henby Zandkb, Wholesale Agent ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited for Providing and Planting 27,000 Trees in Hinds- Rangitata District, in two Contracts. Specification at Council Office, and Tenders, addressed to Chairman, to be sent in at 11 a.m. on FRIDAY, May it By order. WILLIAM BAXTER, i 182 County Engineer.



DOLLAR CIGARETTES—Fmest Ameri can Tobacco,—B*;nry Zaudeb, Wholesale Agent



Mr D Tnom&s. ~~ ARCADE, SATURDAY 28. T HAVE received instructions from Mr , -*■ G. Horder, who is giving up pony Iraoing, to sell at the above— 1 Bay Pony, BEES, by Gay Fawkes, *- dam Guy Fawkes mare. Winner of several races in Otago. D. THOMAS, 4 179 Auctioneer. Friedlander Bros BULLOCK'S ARCADE. SATURDAY, APEIL 28,1894 MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS. will offer by Publia Auction on account of a Client, — 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, 4 yrs, any trial. I BAY COLT, 3yrs, by St. George out ■*• of King Tom maie. IBAY HACK, 3yrs, by the Curate out of Talisman mare. 1 ammmmmm ■ j Also by instructions of the holder of the Bill of Sale. Horses, Cattle, Dray, Plough and Sundries. FRIEDLANDER BROS, per R. FRIEDLANDER, 4tl6i Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1894.~~ CLEARING SALE AT WILLOWBY. A complete Farm of 258 acres, Horses Sheep, Implements, etc. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS. have received instructions iron Mr John Ollmour to Sell by Public Auction at his Homestead, close to the Willowby School, his compact farm con sisting of 258 acres, all well watered anc laid down in English grasses; also, the whole of his Stock and Plant, comprising. valuable Draught Horses, Sheep, Impta ments, etc., as follows : — 12 first clasa Draught Mares and Geld ings, 6 yearlings and two-year-aids bj Relvin, 480 two-tooth halfbred sheep, good turnipers, 3 farm drays and frames by Duncan, 3 McCormick reaper and bin ders, 3Duncandouble-f urrow ploughs, with whippletrees, blocks, and chains, disc harrows with seed sower, Cambridge roller, leading and shaft harness, horee covers, etc. Mr Gilmour's judgment and partiality to good horses are so well known that it is needless for U8 to say anything abouo them. The Implements are all in good order, and as he has fully determined to retire from farming operations the land and plant are for absolute sale, Full particulars and conditions at sale, which will commence at twelve o'clock noon. FBIEDLANDER BROS. Per R. FRIEDLANDER. 45131 Auctioneer. T enaers.



i- üblic Notires. DOLLAR CIGARETTES—3d per packet 0 LET—Commodious premises front ing East Str«et, lately occupied by Ufr A. J. Walker, cycle expert. ______ T. BULLOCK. FF your mind is troubled : nothing else •*• will give the troubles so thoroughly i away as Health Tea. Try it.-— Henry Zandek, Wholesale Agent. BOILDING for removal for Sale. Apply to T. BULLOCK. * TRESPASS NOTICET ANY person or persons trespassing on Riversdale Estate in pursuit of game, or otherwise, after this notice WILL BE PROSECUTED. 3 206 J. R. WILLIAMS. j ZEALANDIA BOOT DEPOT. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS are requested to be PAID on or before MAY 5, 1894. All accounts not paid by that date will be sued for without further notice. J. BISHOP. J. BROCKELBANK, 4J115 Manager.



SPECIAL NOTIO& Hunter and Soil, HAVE made up their minds to sell at OHRISTCHURCH PRICES, with carriage added, in large or small lots to suit purchasers. FOR CASH ONLY. Being in a position to buy our Goods in the best market, we can afford to sell Cheaper than any house In the trade. Small profits and quick returns. Call on Saturday and see for yourselves. [Goods delivered Daily. Note the address— HUNTER AND SON, Tancrejo Street, Ashbokton. THE REASON WHY CRAICHEAD AND BERRYMAN ARE the Lea ling Tailors and Outfitters in Ashbnrton— BECAUSE They kaep the Largest Stock of Fashionable Tailor in? Goods. BECAUSE They employ the Largest ! Number of First Class Tailors. BECAUSE They do the Largest Tailor ing Business. BECAUSE They give ihe Besb Value, Fit, and Workmanship BECAUSE Their Motto is— v f!3?r Satisfaction, CRAIGHEAD THE LE VDING TAILORS AND OUT FITTERS, ASHBURTON



I TENDERS. f jTTANTEDj, Tenders for cutting the VV hedges and clearing the gorse in a seven-acre paddock ; to be sent in by noon of May 3. C. W. PURNELL, 4 178 Montgomery's Buildings. fpENDERS wanted for carting flax by JL the ten. Tenders close on April 27, 1894. The lowest or any tender not neceas *rily accepted. Apply to Mardon & Sons, Tinw&ld. 4 155



DOLLAR CIGARETTES-3d per packet Zealandia Boot Depot, Monster Clearing *ale. J. BISHOP, IN Thanking hia numerous friends and customers for their continued liberal support, begs to inform them he will offer his presenb stock of Boots and Shoes FAR BELOW COST, I as | MONEY IS WANTED. * ;So Boots and Shoes will be Sold at ANY COST. This is the Largest and Cheapest Sale I have ever had. Heads of families will do well to lay in a Stock of Boots and Shces of ALL KINDS. fIIERMS QTRIOTLY fIASH. 1 IJ U Customers are respectfully requested not to ask for Credit during Sale, as I am selling at a Sacrifice. Everything will be Marked in PLAIN FIGURES in the window. COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. Sale will Commence April 21. J x Bishop, J. BKOCKELBANK, MANAGER.



Public Notices fi ENBRAL Meeting Colonial Football VX Club at 8 o'clock To-night; Mr Lane's Sample rooms. Full attendance requested. 4181 UA /~\ I | —All members are re • J\,\J*MJ» quested to attend Lodge on Monday Night to meet Grand Lodge officers. Supper provided. 4 180 ASHBURTON LAWN TENNIS CLUB. f|>HE Annual General Meeting of Mem -*• bers will be held at the Arcade Rooms on SATURDAY, April 28, at 8 p.m. 4 170 WESLEYAN CHURCH. npHE SALE OF~WORK WILL BE i CONTINUED ON SATURDAY NEXT. Lunch, 12 to 3 p,m» Tea, 3to 8 p.m. 4t1«7 ASHBURTON BOROUGH COUNCIL! EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. I Hereby give notice that an election to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the Ashburton Borough Council caused by the resignation of Cr. Stephens, will be held at the Borough Council Chambers, Baring Square West, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of May, 1894. Nominations will be received at the Town Clerk's Offioe till 12 o'clock noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd day of May prox. CHAS< E. FOOKS, Returning Officer. Borough Council Chambers, Ashburton, April 24, 1894. 4 157



FUNERAL NOTICE. *T*HE Friends of Mr Arthur Patterson -■• are respectfully informed that the funeral of his late beloved wife Saeah, will move from his residence, Allison Street, Winter's Road, Allenton, on SUNDAY, 29th inst., at 2.30 p.m., for the Ashburton Cemetery, BAKER BRO^., 4 183 Undertakers. LOYAL ASHBURTON~~LODGEr 1.0.0. F., M.U. MEMBERS of the above Society are requested to meet at the Lodge Room on SUNDAY, at 1,30 p.m. sharp, to attend the Funeral of the late wife of Bro Arthur Patterson. By Order, 4 184 R. MINNIS, Sec. TINWALD. POR SALE—Three Sections, wel situated, Corner of Jane and McMurdo streets, numbered 50, 51 and 52. Easy terms of payment. T. BULLOCK ASHBURTON IpOULTRY,HpIGKON, AND CANARY SOCIETY. nnHE Annual General Meeting of the X above Society, will be held in the Arcade Chambers on FRIDAY, 27th inst., at 8 p.m. E. E. TASKER, 4 174 Hon. Sec,



TOT E A L T H m E A. Wandering afar ocr Australasia seas ; Sighing in softness, murmuring in air, Comes the desire for Health imparting Teas, Fragrant in flavor, with aroma rare, ' At last! at last! the breezes murmur, Is found the Tea is well-named "Health," And Connoisseurs declare in accents firme* This tea contains within itself a priceless wealth. fhe daintiest leaf by cleanliest arts pre served, Blended with flavor that on the taste ne'er palls. "Health Tea" has won the pride o place deserved, Is drunk in cottage homes and palace halls HEALTH TEA HEALTH TEA ({Health 'lea " cures indigestion. Other teas cause fc.



STEPHENS BEOS., JLate of Market House, TT7ISH to inform their customers and the Public that they have SOLD THEIR STOCK AND BUSINESS TO MESSRS SHEARMAN BROS,, To whom they can with confidence entrust the wants of all their late customer?, also thanking them most heartily for their past strong and liberal support and feel sure that the reputation of the late Firm will be safe In the hands, of such enterprising young men as the SHEARMAN BROS. H. H. Stephens, For Stephens Bros,



SHEARMAN BROS., MARKET HOUSE. "DEG to inform the Public and Patrons that they have BOUGHT THE STOCK AND BUSINESS Of the Wellknown Firm of STEPHENS BROS., BURNETT STREET, And trust by paying strict attention to business, coupled with a real good article, that they will not only maintain the good reputation of the Firm, but still further extend the Business. CUSTOMERS WAITED UPON FOR ORDERS. Goods delivered daily, and Orders by Post despatched with punctuality. SHEAKMAN" BEOS., MARKET HOUSE. 4 173



MITCHELL & TUMEB BEG 10 ANNOUNCE THEIR FIRST SHOW OF AUTUMN AND WINTER Dresses and Trimmings* TCINGOURAGED by previous success in this Department^.exceptlonal'prepajations have been made for the WINTER OF '9.4- ABRICS OF THE LATEST PRENOH MODE, TOGETHERSRWITHf CHOICE BRITISH SELECTIONS, WILL BE FOUND AMONG OUR COSTUMES. As usual, SINGLE ROBES are a SPECIALTY.



jLlewellyn Owen, PIANOFORTE, SIN3I&G, HARMONY fIIHE New Terra commencing SATUR -*- DAY, January 13. untending pupils kindly communicate early. Office hours from 10 to 12 a.m. ARC ADE "CHAMBERS, Ashburton. HEALTH TEA. "Delightful "Wholesome," Refreshing." All Grocers. Wholesale a KO ACRES and 22 Acres good land for <-J*-* Sale near a School. T. BULLOCK. I •* i ALFORD FOREST. — 20 Acres for Sale on liberal terms, R.S. 7906. This was an early selection, T. BULLOCK. ASHBURTON SHEEP FARMERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY. A MEETING of the above Society will be held in the Wakanui Road Board Office, Moore Street, Ashburton, on SATURDAY, April 28, at 3 p,m. Members are requested to invite their neighbors to attend the meeting. Sheep farmers interested in the objects of the Society are invited to join. G. W, LEADLEY, 4 126 Hon. Sec. TINWALD.—FOR SALE, Section No. 16, well situated in Archibald Street, no. far from the Railway Station, with square built dwelling thereon, Stable, Shed, etc. Price, £150. Small cash deposit, balance by instalments, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum.—T. BULLOCK.



fc fl .. f\J PER WEEK, Rental re eJ>» \JU. quired for a small Shop and dwelling, Moore Street. Good cooking range. T. BULLOCK. • \ __„ ~|V"O more indigestion ; no more nervous- J-^ ness from indulging in too much ea drinking, for those who drink " Health Tea." One trial will convince you.— Henry Zandeb, Authorised Agent. rjj O LET—At a low rental, Cottage, _L fronting the Alford Forest road. T. BULLOCK. |~ CLOVEK SEED~~~~~ I BEG TO NOTIFY to the Farmers of the Ashburton District that I hava purchased a new CLOVER THRESHER and SHELL ER, with all latest improve ments, and shall be prepared to thresh Clover on and after May 1 next. kobeet"meaolem, 3 216 HAME3TEAD, REWARD £10. ASHBURTON SHEEP FARMERS MUTUAL PROTECTION SOCIETY.) A REWARD of £10 is offered by above Society for such information as will ecure the conviction of any person found guilty of SHEEP STEALING in the Ashburtou Cotinty. G. W. LEADLEY, Hod. Se 1)



Business Notices. jmMM^ AUTUMN 1894 "WINTB %sj%jm^ "DYthe6B"l)orio 'and other ..^SBjkammMmS^ recent vessels w' h&ve received jaUtK^^^^W)) our UN AL Shipment of Goods -■ f *i. n • « .1. I^\%.tA for tne Coming Season; the :zf^^'^ *%k Stock i 8 now COMPLETE and !.l wZ%^ forms a Magnificent Collection '^^^^ MiiiiiisßJair /^/Z/ I-^^^^S Trimmed and Untrimmed in ?W*>^^^^^^^ l]FELTS * STRAWS, &c of the ;'/ f^^^^'-^A^w*l Fashion, FLOWERS,. : *'/%issE%&&- f FEATHERS, AIGRETTES, fte, ' -^^^^p^ \// afc Pricefl to Suit !*•timeß# £atf/es' Jackets and Ulsters In all the^NEWEST DESIGNS. BRAID, ASTRA CAN and other Rear* TrilNpSf ßSEAS?N' efcß M Wel *" fot DressestM oneof the most noticeable features r.« pHILDREN'S TUNICS In Endless Variety in New and JPrefcty Style*, HAWLS, WOOLLENS, HATS and HOODS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, FUR MINGS, BB AID TRIMMINGS, LACJfIS, &o, &c.,. AH Jfeir and Tasteful. , .' ■■ ■ '■■ ' :': ■ ■■fH».STQCK QF' ■■ ... '•■ :"' M reil a icri a 1 s _-i ■■j~ k _*.i » r , J 8 Yer F Choice and includes the EW HOPSAoK OLOTH, DIAGONALS* SBRGES, TWfiEDS, English and Colottial in almost Endleas Variety and all shades of color. Some Speoiallinesof OYS 1 and MEN'S COLONIAL CLOTHIN&, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, and General Drapery ia all Qualities. W. E.~COHIBR " The Corner."



IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE ,:*■: ;■ • , OF HARDLEY BROS. BY ORDER OF THE PURCHASER, £2500 Worth of Drapery TO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. T HAVE THIS DA¥ received instructions to sell the whole of>he Stock AT FOUR SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT ffelow Cost Price. This is a Golden Opportunity to Secure GREAT BARGAINS, Aa the Stock must be Sold by order of the purchaser J. COTHER, 4 34 MANAGER.



To Bland This %Veeh t 50 C/4S£S':(?f NEW SEASON'S GOODS, IX S.S. TEKOA. "IUTESSRS G. L. BEATH & Co., Tancred Street, purpose making their FIRST DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES IN AUTUMN AND WINTER DRESS GOODS On THURSDAY, APRIL 5, ; and Following Days. j^jj-yf The Shipment Consists of NEW WINTER HOPSACKS WINTER DRESSES. CHEVIOTS DRESSES] WHIPCORDS, M _ NEW DIAGONALS, NEW WINTER CROFTERS, WINTER DftESSES. INVERNESS, DRESSES. WKJWJSIiS. ASD ESTAMENE SERGES, »apoj». NSxrm™« In »" tho FeW6Bt ftnd Moßt WINTER Shades of Brown, Tans, Navys," WINTER DRESSES Petunias, Maroons, etc. DRESSES NEW —Also— NEW G. L. BEATH AND CO., TANORED SfpET; ASHBURTON,



IMMENSE ARRIVAL ■-■- ■••■■-.■ .■■■'::.■>;.: '-.[.-.ofs? .-.- .-. - Autumn and Pinter JN orelties. TpIRST DISPLAY OP NEW DRESS FABRICS, CHEVIOTS, DIAGONALS, HOPSACKS, SERGES, ETC, Special attention is called to LADIES' MANTLES AND JACKETS, Millinery Department.. Ladioa are invited to call and inspect a BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OP NEW MILLINERY ia the various stylos for the Season. This Department now under New Management, and every are la taken to provide the latest novelties.