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Evening Star, Issue 4274, 7 November 1876, Page 1

Drapery. TTERBERTy ;%A'tN.B;j t ' ,i ; A DJ- E k TIS B M E ; N % ', 12s fid; Men's Doable-breasted Alpaca S? S 1 * i #JJ L: W. 8, ' (ld i fe 6d > 7s 6d ' Men ' B Summer Overcoats? 17sT6d, TV A 5 Sf D « L^ ht Mosgiel'Tweed Ms FMen's Bannocktrarn L^& Double-breasted Suits. :>Bovrf and Tenths' Liffht Tweed . vv hub nnircfl. 4-a - Hrt •Rb i*. v* ca . a~ t»_j, ■ ■oi., . . »~, .. ~. : t miU+o>;, f-U,..* ■M-.7ii™ «, , .™ u ™° jauwy ouirts men; vvniTOonirra, , -SS^i^? ta i-i? J * luW /^ efct Shir H 5 nmmer Crimean. Shirts; ,*<pun - Silk. Crimean McSViSSS 6 te^S U^ en i l MrtS; Regatta Shirts; detached Wlar<H &JL?^i Shl ? p J«*ach««J collars; Men's O x f or d .Shirts, new shape; Metf*< 3? «.| Men's <LbMarn fid • SnSf^ 1 3s lid, ss, 5s firt'. Sir? 1 *S?$ ll «;. l "-2dV ! »8-4ct I" 6d,; Mon's Silk Umbrellas, lOsrSd, 12s 6d,W W Sit T*£ *' Go, *f *■ R *>»*. Oxford, Sbakespere, Fritz; Paper fuffs, Ik Gd~ per -dozen;, Solitaires. nStuds. LitiVh ««u .tm > »f -:. o ■ ,•■■ ,* >v —-• r ~—i ——..-«= rfool Socks, ls'4d, Is 6d, ls'Sdper 0 a l *^'. 3 lß9d : Men ' B Cashmere Sock*, Men's BalbrfgJS §£& V? *? I^-^^ Socket-Men's Silkthread-Socks, Youths' Lambs^ol Wh. Soota. flßcfife la .7d|per pair; Men's Strong Cotton Pan*s,3s6d, tla ; # M M Me ft pplorsd .Merino, Panto,-2« 6d; Men's White: Merino Pants H-i 3d 5 .Me^'S I "^^^ 71 '"' drab- and ofter tblors; DrawS-f £ OUt Me^eriAb^rawers.for : Short Stput Men, tambswool Drawer? for Short Stput. Pants, 4s 6cL 4e 9d, Ss'ftd. Fine Lambswool a Merino Shirts, 3s 6d, 5s 6d; Men's Silk i Cotton Shirts, 4s 3d, 4s. 6d; Men's Cashoi.- t r- ~7"~> Boys'and Youths'Cotton* Shirts, Boys'and Ypuths, Merinp, Jhirtey,Light 'tfalrteicn Summer Windsor Scarves, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d; ■ 0 .W .Scarves, 2s <jd, 3s r Made-up Scarves, new shaces Canterburyy.BelgravJa,:Eastern,-, Serapisi MacMahon, Carrington, Richmond ; New >tud iScarf, a novel and. °' m ™ lQ ""~ u - i ' r — •-- ij - -■-• -~ "•-■-■ - -- - - - IHike Scarves, 6d; 6d;" 3s 9d r ; Men's la 2d, If? 3d, Is 6d; Mei Cotton Braces, 6d, 1t 7d .; 1 2s 3d; Men's Elastj ~" Is 6d, Is 9d ; SilkX Handkerchjefs, 6d,.7d, 8d; Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs,- Is,* 3d; Boys' Straw Hits, TW- own'?at2^M^nßStr 0 w n '? at 2^ M^ nßStr l lw Hats; Men's Leghorn Hats; Men's Panama £&• T+ " a ft 6 ol 8 J oft S*** Canadians, 3s lid! 4s 6d ; High-crown Swiss 9d ;,New .TraveUmg 3s 9d ; the Viator, a now Travelling (Tap, worn V«fc i \n 6 1 % n ? 2 har t b and Balmoral Bonnets. 3e 6d; Cork-lined and In S K f u Q,^t6C l Hat f' & -*' B and Youths ' p °ft *>tt Hate, Is lid, 2s lid 3s 3d.; High-orown Swiss Hats, 4s fid, 5s ; New Shapes in Hats-Tyrolese Jara, Rupert, Corsair-colors, Black, Drab, Green; New Rifle Caps, New Volunteer B EBERT, 1 AYNBS, A f^O.

PaWJd Notices. . | ,'■ '"E .. 6. N £ S .-i selected)". By Claribel,' Molloy. Blu,menttml, and other eminent composers. OLAWBTSL'? SONG 3 :: 7 j .. Yet, Palf-mast High, Wfrliiiiig Wel», Hidden Voices. Drifting Old Housd on_ the FiU;/RsfeE®Bß:Wtflifßird on the Grieen Tree. Old Pink .Thorn Tent, Mountain Mabel, Majrsde's Welco'ine, You and t, -MfflyV Faitb, In all Time of our Tribulation, * c ,;&c. • -MOLLOY'3 SONGS: • ! Olochette. Don't b« Sorrowful, Eily's Tfejiloi* The Cragsmen, o the; Story Ooe>,*»TEe Ride The Gleaners, Old; Cottage Clock, &c.j&c.i ' Looking Back, T ook'ng Forward. Golden • Days Sweethearts, The Dove. Once Again Sleep my Love, Thou art Weary, &c. .1 ' SOVOS : ; Poatm'.n'B Pong, Comrades Send the Flagon Kou:d, love the Pilgrim. Forg?ng(he Anchor (Benedict, Little Bird Singing (Allen). The Hayisi'lthe May (Gattr), Apart ((-aHy), Five hatred G>ite Wedding Bella, The <W, *ld sW I (Farni-), Secret of the Sea. Brown Eyes or Blue Eyes S> rend thy Silver Wintrß OVove The Biver Ban Between Them, Holly Persies.' *«*. The above are a most choice selection of ,STANDABD RO>GS, ! Although comparatively unknown in Dnneßm. CHAs. BEGG & CO. ! YEEND & CO.'S COMMERCIAL, LIVERY, BAIT, and i COMMISSION STABLES, ! High Street. Single or double Abbot's Bupgies, Waggonettes; open or close Carriaces of the best description a ways on hand for Hire ; also, a first-class assortment of single or double Harness Horses for Sale or Hire, i Gentlemen favoring the proprietors with charge of their hordes at livery can rely oh getti. g every attention. . ' ] First-class grooms always in attendance. • Horses broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND & CO , Proprietors; j OLD CLUB LIVFRY AND BAIT: STABIES, . . : . Maclajrgan street. '" j WB * CON & SONS beg to inform tiheir • patrons and the public that they have purchased a If aF.eof the pbo»e verf convenient n-nd centrally situated Stabler, where they will carry on business in connection with n„.„„\, tj™ :± „ T7-i-_ -i. ■ ... every >equi ite necessary f < r a well-appointed Livery stable From their large stock of tried horses and. vehicles, customers c n ensure satis | f-ction. farriaeex »ivh well-mathe'd pairs I for weddings. Parties supplied at shortest i n< tice ; also and hacks for ladies and i gentlemen 'J heir extensive "tabling enbles j Bacon and Sons to offclp accommo atio'n' for I livery hrses second to none in I "une-'in, and '■ their terms will be found reasonable Loose boxes for entires and race-horses >\ few goo 4 harness and saddle horses always for sale. ' . , BACOnT SONS, • At Queen's Repository, King street, < And Old CltibJStables, Maelaggan etteet.-'^