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TABLE, FLOOR, SUSPENSION LAMPS. 11 & 13, New Briggate, 7, Mark Lane, and Belgrave FOR LOVE. this.R•gulas, lam so glad! Now every after- A noon-whei 1 hams Agee whip lessons—l ea. le , Comly's speller, Peter Parley's first book of Bw Th R. N. OUTHWORTH, history, and beak of geogr

We have just received, for autumn wear large consignments of TRACING BRAIDS in all tint.; also some lovely ranges of Pearl, Steel, Jet, Silk, and Cloth BUTTONS in all sizes to match, at very low= also full ranges of MILITARY BRAIDS, with oord edges to draw up and make most effec

Cassell's Magazine (Monthly, 6d.) A NEW SERIAL STORY, By JOSEPH HOCKING, Entitled " TREVANION," has just commenced. " CASSELL'S MAGAZINE ought to be is eve!, household."— The Queers. A gigantic sixpennivrorth."—Glele. Burglary Insurance is now given in Magazine. "IN THE GREAT PE

Mr. John Chief Constable of Sheffield for 40 years, died the other night at the age of 76, attar on of only 27 hours. He celebrated the jubilue of his polio* servios three years ago, when"' testimonial presented to him by the town. Al the same time he made a C.B. sitar Her Majes

, . • tt .le erait miseind.. at the Foreign from Sir Claude MacDooald, the British Ministar in Pekin, which statas that as Mr. Mor'timer. of the British Legation in Pain, arcing home with • lady 'from the railway dation, hi and his ooinpaniam were insulted and a/tacked bp a Chin

It is reported that Mr. Long, Secretary of the U.S. Navy, intends recommending to the Congress an important shiplutilding programme, necessitating an expenditure et a considerable amount of money. During next four years the Congress will be requested te mike heavy appropriations

LEAK & THORP, Coney Street, York, _ 0 Beg to remind their ,numerous patrons that they have made Special Arrangements for the Autumn Season, and are now constantly receiving deliveries of New Goods in all departments, including— LADIES' MANTLES, JACKETS, GOLF and FUR CAPES, TAILO

Boxes. Dressing Bags, Collar Boxes, Brush Cases. All kinds of issiksr Goods and Wicker Large Assortment of Travelling Rugs, and every other requisite for the Road, Rail, or Sea. AN INSPECTION SOLICITED. HENRY ORDISIEL, 5,6, and 7, PRINCES STREET (off James Street), HARROGATE