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WHOLE NO. 14,419.
DIRECTOR! run ADVERTISERS,
AVCSKMENTS? lflTnJ,AO>-2d, 8d, 4tb, 5lh and Cih cola.
AHTROLOUY?2d Paak?uthooi.
BALL siKAsON?4th Pagk?6lb col.
MILLIARDS?do I'auk?<Uh col.
BOARDER* WANTED ?3d Pack-IR. 2d and 3d coif.
BOARD AND DODO I Nil WaNTED-3d Pauk?4tb coL
BOOT* AND BliOKft?ITB Pagk-SUI cjI.
BROOKLYN HOARD?l?n Pege?Mi col
BROOKLYN HEAL ESTATE FOR BALE-Utb Paok2d
col., and drn Ptua? In col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?Urn Pace.
Kl'S'NEKS NOTIL'88?Utu Pagb?3th and tUb cola.
C1TY KEAL EHTATK KOJl SALE-14th Fack-UI and 2d
CLERKS AND SAI.ESVF.N-2d Pagb?8d and 4?b co?A
CLOTMNU?2d PaOB- (Uh col. , . ,
COACH.VBN AND UARDKNBR8-2d PACr-4th coL
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?15th Paw-Mb coL
COUNTHY BOARD?Mo Pagb?4tb col.
DANC1NU ACADEMIES?4tm Pa?b?8d col.
DENTISTRY?8d Pa?b?">tii col , _ ,
PRY GOODS?1st I'AUK-ad. 4th, 5th tad ?b cola
DWELLING HOUSES TO LKT, FCKNI8HED AND TNkl'KNlSHED?15th
PAiili?2d and 3d colt.. and 4tb
bprope AN*'STEAM STII pr?15TB paos?-1th and 6th cola.
Ml" ROPE?So Paub ?6tli eoL
RICH AN OK? 1st Paub?Gth col.
EXCURSIONS?* pagb?5th col.
KIN ANIMAL-lltll Paub.
FINE A KT8 ?8d PACS?Mh erf.
5?'BNWllfcl)"BOOMS AND APAKTWENT^TO LET15th
Paok?3d and 4t!i cola, and 4th PaOA?2d And
3d col*.
fCBNITt'RB?2d Pack?6th col. ...
KKNCII AIiVKHTI- KMKNTS?2l> I ags?5th col.
1IKU* WANTED? FEMALES?2d Paob?Jd and Bd cola
HELP WANTED-MALES?2d Paub?4tb col.
HOUSES. CARRIAGES, AC.-4th Paub?4th and 5th colt.
SouIks~RooMs! AC . WANTED?3D Pacb-5H> coU
(IBS REAL ESTATE FOB SALB? 14tb PaOB?dd
eoi , and 4tu Paok?lit col.
LECTURE SEASON?16th PAUB-litcol.
LKUAli NOTICES?1st 1'aok?6th col.
LOST AND KOU N D?1st Paub?2d col.
machinery?2d Pagb?5th and 6?h cola
MARBLE MANTKLB-ut PaOB?6thcoL
MATRIMONIAL?4th PaOB?5th col.
MEDICAL? 2d Paub??th col. . ,
MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKINO-Ist PaC??6th erf.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS? 12th I'aub?Slh
an).
MUSICAL?16th Pace?lit eol.
MEW PUBLICATIONS?8rn Page-COi col.
PERSONAL?1st Page?1st and 2d cols.
PIANOKORTRS, ORGANS. AC.?lt>ril Paob?llteol.
PROPOSALS?3n Page?4lh col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
2d Page?lid col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT? lira Page?3d and 4th cols., aud 4th Page?
1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?14m Page?4lh aad
5th cols., and 4th Piu;?1st and 2d cols.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?14tu Page?dtb eoL. and 4th
Page?2d eol.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES?In Pack?2d eol.
RESTAURANTS?4th Page?5th col.
REWARDS?1st Pauk?2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION?14th paca-flth eol., and 3d PaobSITUaTIONS
WANTED?FEMALES?2d Paoe?1st and
2d coU.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALB8-2D Pag*?3d col.
SPECIAL NtVrlCKS? 1st Page?2d and 3d colt.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC ?4tb Page?4th col.
STORAGE?2d Pag*?6th col.
THE TRAPES?2d Page?4th and hth cola
THE TURF?4th Page?4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?15th Page?lit
and 2d cols., and 4th 1'age?2d col.
TRAVELLERS' ULTDB-lSm PACK-Sth col.
' l/NFUKNISIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
15m Page?4th and 3th cola, and 4th Page?3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?1st Page?Bth col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AC?4m Page?3<1 col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR BALE OR
TO LET? 14th Page?2d and 3d cola, aud 4th
Page?let col.
WIIITBSTONE PROPERTY FOR HALE OR TO LET?
4m Page?1st column.
WINTER RESORTS?3d l'age-4tb eol
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.?12TB 1'AGH-ftb col.
PElUONAh.
ADOPTION-A FINE, HEALTHY BOY. THREE
monttis old: civoii only to a respectable family. Address
F. R., ller.'tlu Uptown Branch office.
A" ?BIRTHA P.-fl.AST RAW YOU AT UNIVERSITY
place, between Otli ail 1 10th ft"., or at Maison Dora
14th st. and Broadway. Please write iminediatelr to
WALTER, bo* 101 Ilcrald office.
A* ?ARGYLL SHADOWS to-morrow n1u11t,
aame ipot. on balcony; 11 o'clock sharp I'lyl'E,
Adoption.?a beautiful new born male in.
Tant. American parentage. and highly respectable.
Call at or address 154 Last 2-th St., near 3d av.
BOOTH'S, FRIDAY" EVENING; will laDT who
accepted card address note to Pott office, saylm when
and where an Interrlew can be had. b. c.
i) ronchTnk! "
D
CIGARETTE A8 A SOUVENIR, ON NEW IIAVKN
road, lust Monday morning?Won't 7011 favor admirer
With 7our address ? Address W. 11. S.. Hi raid office
CU AKLK4?YOU KOROOT TO QET BLUE SILK BIDE
plaiting at OsthofPs, tlie glove cleaner. 333 Oth av :be
uro and get it to-morrow If yon want to tee me. MARIS.
??T\EC. 5TH AND 12TH., ?7S."-WHY DOES MY
XJ own trng love hesitate!' All ! forgiven ; have not for.-gotten
70U lor a single day. Why not come ? You know
t?hy I cannot teak, thorelore I send (detesting as ever
this means) this greeting to my faithful Valentine," offering
Hi darling a glad, heart/welcome. Ever thine.
"dec 2&TU."
Elk rall, Thursday niuut, balcony box,
near centre, right hand going in?One of three ladies,
with white hat. white fan. opera glass, in hlack silk, light
hair; old admirer would like to see you. Address, in confidence,
I*. O. P., Herald Uptown Branch office. 1,260 Broadway.
I3UROPB-?THE ADVERTISER. A YOUNG MAN. IS
J shout to make a pleasure trio 10 I'luropo ; with a \ lotto
mutual benefit in t rm elling, company. Ac., would like to
snake the acquaintance of some gentleman who is going;
would like to leave in time to see Italy t>efnre the warm
Season. References exchanged. Address EUROPE, Herald
office.
Ipuginb.?i THINK YOU OU?IIT~Tf7AFKDKlT"MK
J this pleasure and get me the Parisian D to wear to
the ball. NELLIE.
ELKS' BALL-LADY IN BLACK SPOKE TO OPPOsite
gentleman. Address EXCUSE ME, Herald Up
town Branch office.
ANNY, DAKLIXG ?Tl!AT KISS KKVIVED MK; BB
true to ms as I to you. YOUR PET HUSBAND.
flANNY COLPOfT-ADDRESS A NOTE TO OLD
place, as I should like to sue you. JACK.
EXRY I'EARCRI "
Information wanted of TJenry Pearea, of England, who
came to Ameticu the latter part of IS71 or early in IS711
Known to have been somewhere in Louisiana about 1S7J or
1*73, Light brown hair and light complexion, height 5 fret
8 inches. Any person knowing the preseuf whereabouts of
said Henry Pearce will please address 11. B., box 8,5811 Post
office. New York city.
TT A M ll.Tl (S (IS'Tt m.l ?TKfltl AH Ui-ll.ltMY M jTgTq
11 appointment through personals McK.
IK THE PARTIES WHO TOOK TliF, 5 20 BONDS
from Exchange office on Ttiead.iy will retnrn tliem they
Can make their own terms. Address EXCHANGE, Herald
flics.
J"~AMlt8 TUHN'KR, LEFT KNGLANI) WHEN A HOTYour
lister would like to hear from you.
JKN.NIF. TURNER. 20(3 Broadway. room fl.
C. m.?THERE 18 A~ FA.WELS IIAIR SHAWL
. fur sale at 516 ltd ??., flrst hell. Call aud see it. Let
me know if it suits.
ttlesitny uired twice koktktteu. was NOT
there Let inc hear iroto you soon. Address HEN
pkovata, Herald Uptown Branch office.
SulT RTJRK M Km11kh YOUR TROMIHK AT THE
Bal Krancals do riiarnmnte next Friday at Irvine Hall
BOSTON,
f BTTIft B?AN OLD FRIKND~W18HBB TO SEE YOtJ.
J j HEY, Herald Uptown Branch office.
I TO F. -W PVIliri KEART WHEN flU #00
Bi. return, darling?
I V| ISS KMM A PANDFORlil-LATK OK 81HT ST.?
JV1 There is a letter for you at 1.27B Broadway, import int.
M" ARION lL-PLKAsiF Tl'POINT TIME AMD PLACE
for Interview and enclose phou.gr >pb J. I..
If its. JAKE iioUUAN ~OR SaHAH slit A to n?8 k n o
J?l addre-? to IIoral '. Uptown Broach ofl.re Kxtfemcly
I Important WKBsTKR
TUT* SAkfT'KLS?f AM NOT GOVERNED BY IN11
. surauce or any oBer intoraata in this; I suspeet no
Cody, hut 1 have been too much milled to stand luu any
longer 1 am toe tiok. Hope yon kindly understand. M.,
lev 12-1 Herald ufii e
~0 F, ? YOUR OLD B0B> HAS iJ(/B FOR YC)iF
. White, Corner Centre st.
T) E. R.?SEND VOI R ADDRESS TU 7.11. HLKALD
1 Uptown Branch office Important.
1? A RTIRr wlr'lTsu" r'tTTis W fill" >TTiUf"r"s OF
L. llarnos will picaae address l BARNES, Herald
office.
T>R!NUBTOy?YOC DID"NOT (ilVK DATES OR PARJ
tieulars; am very desirous of seeing yon ; hope to a<iou.
Write. . E T. 8.
ACKAi.KS RhChnVlt AX 0 cT.N1 iF-VK fll!Y
uiual do the needful; i can do no more. TIMBER.
K" EGIN A KACrFMAN-PLBASE REND ADDRESS "Ft
an old triend. Address HERBERT, box 132 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
CCSsET C-.X "AND "TFSKKAL )UNk'^ ~'"7{
NT names appear In the Congrrvsiunal Sketches published
In NonhA Sunday limes ut to day. N. Ul.
rriiii gentii man who writes the "wahl
J. Street loiter ' In Noah'a Sunday Times must be careful
About u?lng g?"d's name. NEW tennessee.
THE GENTLEMAN BETTER BRINO back the oa.
nary bird lie stole from Krt W est 27th it. on Friday
evening, else there will be trouble.
rphK FINDER OF THE DIAMOND RINQ. HUPPtmED
X to be Ioal at the Clarendon Hotel on January 24, please
communicate wit I, Iv. a i :? I , box I.' !G IV.t . 'hoc,
THE PRhHiX WHO AliDKKssK* a. H . Till .,t . ,Tl
I ereonal* will please discontinue ti.e : r,p.- in : <
Traveler.?i Have seen your Tekronal. [
am ready to ds tuGnsss at once; |Mm Is all I will pay.
Bend answer to Mrs. KINO, box 241 Post office Monr.t Verlion,
N. Y.
tT>' ;'BRS1TY PLACE CAR, Hi A M LADYTN DAKK
U pi?t out at fth *t. and nturud hourc ? who
I cppocitt would Ilka to corratp<,bd. Addrctt B. u. W.. bet
ltJ7 Herald afhoa.
WILL TUB YOUNG LADY IN BLACK VKLVKTWITO
ft aptarod 6th av. ear, at 11 3u, Tharada* toinr. ?t
bout fU ?. ewd fotjffej dOtb it klndljr a<l<lr*M, ctating
c??lur ef f !? . MOl dfcMK, l.craid Uptown Brunch office )
\y antelf To"see vi It james BELaTgHErtsIIOE
< f V maker, at 212 W averiry place. New York
"v ou no lady who wrote *' a ns wh r psttti
J. In Ml* graph nffic* Friday T.nlnc, abont ? 30
<? writ# ?h?r?, and p?rn>.t acquaintance with rentlalun
for whom til* mfrdc room M >Mti. Addreta J. L
Si*I aid I'otcarn Bi airrh nlloo.
E NE
NEW
~~ PtRRONAL.
n-NOTB. 13 riusABE coxfnruK writing!" DO
. sae me Ibis week. We? greeuy disappointed
f POWER.
Til ?t., NEAR PRION SQI aRS -LaFy IN
black, bowed, Saturday aftrri oou. Please address
Stanton, boa 12d Herald office.
FIE EH; IOT'8 NOT1CEM.
At plimpto* hale-'the godhead and
Human Nature ot o?r Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ,"
object for Sunday morning. Come early.
CON KERR NCR MUTING OF THE NEW YORK
Spiritualists U huld at the Harvard Honm*, Reservoir
square, Sunday, at and o'clock. All invited.
T PLIMPTON HALL. 9T1I ST., NEAR SD AV? BE*
fore Hflb I'nlvrrsallet Society.?Preaching this morn"
injr, at 11 o'clock. All era Invited.
NNIE HVA FAY. ?Tlta CELEBRATED SPIRITUAL
Physical Tpm Medium, lately from the Oueen'a Drawing
Rooms, Hauover square, London ; alio Crvstal Palace,
Sydenham ; Indoraed by Wllllnni Crooks, F. R 8., and other
members of the Koval Society, will give her marvellous
eanre in the llgh^ tlil? ^Sundayi evening, at her elegant
Roto), o'clock.
Tli* New York Herald, December 2". says:?"Might truly
he called a marrelloai seance : It is inexplicable."
N. B.?Curriagot may b? ordered-at '-'in P. M.
/ihcrci! ok"tue HOLY APOSTUiS. coknek 9t1i
\ ' av. slid 2Bth st?Rer. I>r. Jered B. Kisgg will preach
Su nda^morniug and evening. Services at lf% A. M. and
( "TiieKCII oy TIIE NEW JERUSALEM" (SWEDENborglan),
Eaet H5lh st. betwseu l'ark and Lexington
I are.?Servicer by the He v. Chauocey Oilea, at 11 A. M. The
I doctrluei ol the new Oharch teach that now la the eccond
coming of the Lord, and Unit it con-lets In a new revelation
of the powerftal and glerlons truths contained in the Internal
aenao or eonl of the sacred scripture. It ia a coming of the
Lord to human minds, in tUe might and loy of bla own divine
truth, ao that man by mean* of greater light mar attain 10
higher degree* ol purity and lore. Sublimely beautiful and
Interesting when rightly understood la tbia aecond appearing
of the Son of M an.
C1i1ubch OK TUE DISClPLKtf madison aV? COK"
J nar 45th rt..Rev. Oeorge II. Uepworlh?Morning,
[ "Christ tho Only Door." Evcuing, ' God's Covenant wit!)
You lir William A. Hammond will lecture to men only
Wednesday evening, at 0. Subject, "The Uae and Abuse of
Our Minds." Admission free.
rilll'RCn OK THE ATONEMENT, MADISON AV. AMD
I ' 2Sth at?Li vine aerrleeg at 11 A. H. and 7 30 P. M.; at
tbo evening service Rev. Percy Brown, of Boston, will preech
a sermon en 'Tho Temptations and Dangers of Onr Social
Life."
tlUURCH OF the DIVINE PATERNITY, STH AV..
corner 45th at.?Rev. Dr. E. H. Chapiu will preach this
Diornlog et 11: reapers and an extrmporaueons adilree* at
8 P. M. All are invited.
Church op ocb bavioir. sbtii ht., sd at.?
Hev. D. M McCaffrey will preach et 10:30 A. M. and
7:80 P. M. Subject?"Christian Watchfulness."
M~~ R& NELLIE J. T. BIUG1IAM, INSPIRATIONAL
speaker, lectures lOt^ A. M. and 71, P. hi for Society
Progroaatve Bpirttuellrte, at their Hail, 55 West 33d at
Children'* Lycrnm, 2H P- *
M" 110. b. H. LINMLEY.20u went 32d pt , WILL
hold a Spiritual Prance this evening at B o'clock;
flowers will be brought by the spirits; speas independently
of the medium: testa given. Circle* every evening.
PRENTICE MULKORD-A TALK ~T1II8 EVENING
shout "Woman's Rights and Man's Wrongs" at Trenor'a
new hall, 1,21*8 Broadway, commencing at H o'clock.
Rev dr. samboS- wiiaTpkeacTi at tiie first
Baptist church, llarlcio. 3th sr.. north of 120th at, on
Sandey morning: snhjeci. '"Ifee Authenticity, Inspiration,
opening seruion of a scries of Sunday morning discourses on
the life ol Christ.
R~bv7jtn. uallehkk, d. d will repkat his
sermon in beliatf ?f the New York Bible mid Common
hater Book Society in HI. Luke's oburch. Hudson at., oa
Sunday evening, the 13th Inst, Service at 7:30 o'clock.
K~ wfliSit^^kkfiyfc society. ecclbsia nTviTiT.
No. 8-Union square.?ll:HO, Professor Vanderweyde on
"Spectrum Analysis," with instrument and drawings; 7:30,
0. 1- Henderson, "Integrity the lilory of Manhood.''
S_pecial heLUlioUS sk kyii'US
xrilLhe keld at the
hippodrome BUILDING,
Madison and 4th avfc-Mtb and 27th at*.. In connection with
the labors of
Mr. D. L. MOODY and Mr. IRA D. SANKEY.
NOOK MEETINGS.
Every day. except Sunday. Entrance on 4th nr.
Doors open at 11 J, and close at 12 o'clock.
EVERY EVENING, /
Saturday and Sunday excepted, for the general public; at
8o'clock. Entrance. Madison av.
OVKREI-Ow MEETING
at 8 o'clock. Entrance on 4th ay.
FOR YOUNG MEF ONLY,
every night, except Saturday, at 9 o'clock. Entrance cm
4th av.
Sunday?For Christian workers. Entrance on Madison
av., 8 to 8:45 o'clock A. M Admission by ticket.
FOR WOMEN ONLY, AT b O'CLOCK P. M.
FOR MEN ONLY, AT 8 O'CLOCK P M.
Doors ooen one half hour before each service. Admission
to all the meeting* Tree, without ticket, .Sunday morning exrented.
'the expenses of these meetings are large and most be defrayed
bv private subscription. Contributions can be sent to
J. J'iKRPONT MORGAN. Ksq.,
Trrssnrer, 23 Wail St.
SAMUEL trobnb,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
W. E. DODGE.
Ob air in an General Committee.
NATO AN BISIIOP.
Chairman Executive Committee.
OT._IGNATIUS' CHURCH'dOTH ST.. BETWEEN 8TH
O and tttii nva.?Services, 7 A. M.. 9, 10W and 11 choral,
with sermon by Dr. Ewer, rector, on "P'rer Godliness." 7>g
P M.. choral: preacher, the Rev. Dr. J. W. Kramer, of
Grace parish, N. Y. Strangers cordially invited.
mile people's service
J. in the
Chnreli of the Holy Trlntty,
Madison av. and 42d ?t.
Hunday evening, at 7)f P. M.,
Rev. Stephen II. Tyng, Jr., will preach.
Tho Gospel Ilymus and Spiritual Songs by Mr. bankcy are
used.
Young men's prayer meeting cverv Hunday, at P. M.
. Oilier services at Iul, ' ..air' * . <" M.
HE~EIGHT B|Vr tB^Vi k. JlillK, D D.. L L.
D., Bi-lioif of Rhode Island will lireach tlie third anniversary
sermon for the Home ft?P Old Men an I Aged Couples,
in the Church of the Incarnation, Madison av, corner of 35th
i si., this evening: services commencing at 7^ o'clock.
r?JD STREET BAPTIST cbcrch. EAST OF 7TII
; i)0 av ? Rev. John Dnwling, D. D., will preach at 10::*)
A M.. and Mr Edward Lonx, of the Union 'nivnlogical Seminary,
ut 7:30 P. M.
Fo DSTKEET BAPTIST CHURCH. BROADWAY AND
tJO HUl av.?Rev. J. Dowllng, It. D.. wiil preach at HR*
A. M. and Mr. Edward Loux at 7tg P. M.
LOST AM? HMM),
Found-near masonic temple, a pocket-.1
book, with am nil soil or money. Owusr can have the
same by calling at 340 tilli av. and proving property and
j paying charge*
I~"08T?ON TilK hVKNIKO OF THK lOTIi 1N8T..
J while on the cars of tho Twenty-third Street Cross
| town Railroad, a t'lum ni Pin: satisfactory reward will tio
! paid for its return nnu no question* waked. Address U.
| CLARK, box 4.H20 Port office. Ne?- York.
OST-ON THURSDAY EVENING. A CHILD'S NECK
A Chain. tni.rked "Mamie," coming from licnry to Miidlj
sou si. Tlio tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it ut
| UO Madison st.
OST.?PA YM K N T ST<)PPliD~ jThW YORK TRUST
A Company's certiQeate 22.740, tor $3,0'.'7 23: suitable
eward ou return to BIRD, Trustee, 137 Broadway, room Id.
1"~o5t-ON "TliuilSDAY. riSALL" BKYE~TEHKIER
A named "Dandy," in 3(>th St.. near 4th av. Ifrcturuod
to No. 4 i*.ast Uldli St. ; a suitable reward will be given. 1
LI OST?KKID A Y, I ITU INHT., BETWEEN 26 ' WEST
3!itli st and 435 'ith av., a child's gold Locket, blue
I enamel and diamond points. 1 inder will receive reward and
| thanes ou returning same to latter address
I OST?HANDKERCHIEF, WITH INITIAL H; A
A souvenir: Under will please send address to II. I?. T.,
j Herald office
I' OST?A 8KYR TKKRHf R DOG; NAME SPURT; WITH
J rtd collar; t-'i reward will be paid if returned to 216
I Most 41st st.
JORT?SATURDAY, AT OR NEAR ATLANTIC KERRY',
A Hmaklvn, ttlg.'i: If the tinder will retnrn f 100 be may
keep ?-'5 J a MBS STIKKMAN. 7b Wall si., or No. 2 Jeffef|
son i'ark. President St., Brooklyn.
OBT?TWO RANK BOOKS, IN TIIIKD AVENUE CAR,
on Saturday et tnlr.ir. Kinder will be suitably rewarded.
jr; S. Mi'GOYERN, 2*1") East 32d it.
REWARDS.
REWARD ? LOST. A LARGE FIZKD FPITZ DOG,
i V'-? answering to name of 1'aust. Return lo Kl Irviiif
| place.
C REWARD?FOR "tilK R" TURN~TO~nVT9 EAST
J 42d st uf a yellow Neoleh Terrier l'og; ears and tall
I cropped; lost or stolen last Tuesday.
REWARD for return or WRITE spits
hC a Ay Dog, with blue ribbon around neck, answering to
the name hnnw Ball. Above reward will be paid by return|
int.' hira to 346 West 33d st.
! CtT?n REWAKD.?LOST, AT CIlEnTNt'T HILL.
hC'y*/ Philadelphia, rinrlng last August (167.7.1, a skye bluo
Terrier; body shaved; ears mnd tail uncut j name, " Dick."
Please retnrn hint lo 74 llaavor St.. New York, or 1,630
Dtluncey place, Philadelphia. No questions asked.
BKEC IAls SOTK'EI.
4 -ISAAC O. BOYCE. 2tf7 BROADWAY. LAW YE It!
ali Divorces obtained promptly, without publicity ; desertion.
incompatibility, habitual drunkenness, lnhdclitv. luliu
loan treatment, cotivirlh n of telouy Passport* blatnnS,
4 STKAL COUNSEL?SEND PGR A PROSJ.V.
pectus Address Post office b?x 4,6211, ?? York city.
4 ORBKXKNM. COPARTNERS. APPRENTICE1
1 s\ Bills of Hale, Deeds. Leases, Mortgage*. Powers of Attorney.
Wills. Passports procured. COSTER'S law office.
Notary Public, 1.215 Broadway, opposite Gllary llonse'.
Kronen and German spoken.
4 LL DISEASE* VlU.MAN 1TY IS MUHJBCT TO ARB
A treated sucressftilly, without taking any msdlrfnet
wlisteTfr. by the different modes uf application of Electricity
nud Gslvsnism, and tbos? who are anflbring Iron pronounced
Incurable diseases and cannot ttu-l relief anywhere else may
witli c< n idence anply to Dr DK Kit A FT, r.lortropaiiiic Institute.
No 3<| West : I tii St.. New York, Certificate* of
cures lor inspection. Consultation free.
AMP? ducal hrL nhy ice government iArr*rf
. 12.1)73,360. go'.d, to be drawn
in six different drawings.
Highest ptite. fl'W.tv.ki, rob!.
One pri'e to ?*tr?
The seeolid drawing
will take place
Monday. Kebruaty 14.
and Tuesday. February Hk
full explanatory circulars free.
THRO DOR ZtiCllOf II.
Post office box 5.5B4. lib Nassau vt., New York,
i i i ,?il. s 1.1.. 77 ri-'ii wn it at rum i i .. ,
A' hair on (b? lipl, chffk. chin, urmi, Ac . who hare in
vain triad the Taftoui depilatories in ?? fat tlti* pnrpoee,
may apply to JHme. JULIAN wHJ]i In# certainty of poaran
( ?! pfrfcct mfffit Nmt. JI L1AN l?? rencrffd this
di affirm em em radically and permanently. In the worst po*tlble
raeea, whare all pvtvWni attempts have failed. Application
muat be made pertonaU? at bee 2ltf Weet
N te?th el.. tren ^ t#fc
9
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YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUA
SPECIAL NOTICES,
-KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES OK J, 8.
. SMITH A CO.
bbbtcoxt, nxnu clam 276?roit 1874L
65, 88, 87, 71. 46, 14, 02, 27, 5, 12, 44, IT. 26, 19.
XAJtTLCKT. CLASS 280?W)B 1S7W.
52, 39, 34, 90. 55, 8:1, 72. 58, 37, 6C, 2. 77, 53, 43.
All orders eddrese B. NATHAN, box 4,870 Post office.
New York city.
?PARKS, EMERSON A CO.
Kcntneay Stste Lotteries drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery drawn erery 17 days.
Kcntacky Single Number Lottery drawn February 26, 1876.
Prises Cashed, Inloruislton furnished and circulars free.
ISO Broadway. Post offico box 5,272, New York.
MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN, ELECTRIC CLA1RV0Yant
renders manipulation, local pain, nervousness, Ac.
Mmc. COOKE, 202 Weft 2tSlh St.?
TVSKASliToE MEN A SPECIALTY.
1" 1IENRY A. DANIELS, M. ?., 144 Lexington av..
near 2?th st. Office hours from 8 to 3.
OKBTS COLLECTED, LIENS AMD ATTACHMENTS
obtained: feer dependent upon hiicceas; titles searched;
mortgages. aasiimraeuts mid all other legal paper* skilfully
prepared by T. FRANCIS GIBBONS, Attorney and t'ounsellur?at
Law, Notary Public and Commissioner of Deed*, 13
Wot -lib at., between Broadway and Mercer tt. Uttko hour*
itoin 8 in the morning till U In the evening.
Dr. j. p. mann cubes hip di?hase, white
Swelling. Spinal Curves, Contracted Liinba and Club
Keet without cutting cord* or any surgical operation or an
l.our't conbiieionct to bed. and mostly wltbont pain. Send
for sebednle. Office 133 West 41st at. Sunday and Tuesday
forenoon. Expensive supporters entirely dttcnred.
R. PA HACK'S LINIMENT?un RIVALLED CUKE
for Rhcnniatlana, (lout and Neuralgia; an Infallible
remedy, having cured all sucli stcknen in St. Peter's Hospital.
l?r PA RACK, SO Hackett ?t.. Brooklyn.
AVANA LOTTERY.
Important information given about drawing 10th lnst.
Address 11. ALE.VCK, box 3,084 New York Post office.
Havana lottery.?next drawing February
10. Highest prisciE1)10,000. Whole amount of prires
*.Vt<1,000. For particulars address B. MARTINEZ k CO.,
Bankers, 10 Wall St., basement. Pott office box 4.682.
K?CHRONIC CATARRH; DBA PKE8STTMVROVED
method; Instantaneous relief: permaneut cures
Dr. BTODDAKD. No. 8 West 14th St.
J^ENTUCKY 8TATK DISTRIBUTION.
DRAWS SATURDAY. FEHRUAUY 26, 1876.
*300.000 in cash distributed. *300.000.
Grand capital prize. $bO.OOU. ">,S7U others from *20,000 to
*100. All prizes paid in lull after the ilrswing.
Tickets, *10; halves, *a; quarters, *2 .V).
THOMAS 11. HAYS a CO..
6117 Broadway, New York.
E? OFFICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOT.
teries. SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO , Managers.
kairtl'okt. kxtha clash, no, 171?run. 12, 1876.
64, 77, 13, 34, 34, 10, 8, tt, 52, 2, 37, 30,
kentucky, class no. 172?ran. 12, 1876.
18, 11, 52, 44, 3. 10, 50, 8, 25. 53, ftV 38, 43.
1iknrt, kttha class, SO. 71?rkd. 12, 1876.
76, 17, 10, 24, 3, 73, 57. 6, 68. 37. 66, 12.
ukxbt, class no. 72 ?feb 12, 1876.
68, 43, 23, tti 10, 11. 02, 72, 48 17. 47, 78 76.
Pull information by applying to or addressing J. CLLTE,
200 Broadway or box 4,966 Pott office.
fr ?SIMM*0N8~ DICKINSON a CO.'S GRAND
J\_. monthly distribution, on ths Havana plan, to ha
drawn February 26; also the Royal Havana of Cuba, draws
February ltt. Mill Information by applying to or addressing
J. CLUTK, 200 Broadway or box 4,009 Post office.
"VJ"K~R~VOUS D ETTIUTY OR LOSS OK MANHOOD CAN
2.1 be permanently cured (even old men). Consultation
tree. Dr. JACOBY, 161 BUerker tL
PROFESSOR ill-Tow: MESMERIST. 219 KA8T 11TH
St.?Sittings from 2 to 4 and 7 to tt P. M. daily ; private
sittings at residence it desired: all nervous diseases cured ny
animal magnetism ; Instructions In Psychology, public entertainments
given ; examinations by medical clairvoyant if
desired.
j^ead tub SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
PRICK TWO CENTS.
Contains Full Reports of tlie ('losing Scones and Conviction
of Rubensteln.
Special Reports ot Hippodrome Services.
Doings in tbe Courts.
Illustrated Police Court Sketches.
Special Telegrams from Albany and Washington.
Special ( able letter irom Europe and nil I lie Latent Local
and Telegraph News from* all parts of the country
and other Interesting Reading Matter.
OOriES FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN.
OYaL SAXON' IxjTTBRY.
Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries.
Royal Havana Lottery.
WACIISMAN A CO., Bankers,
Post office box 8,310. 73 and 77 Nassau St.
Royal Havana lottery-next drawing
February 5, 1876. Capital prise. $11*1,000. Prises
cashed, information furnished. Highest rates paid for
Spuulsb bills, governments, Ac.
taylor A co., Bankers, No. 11 Wall st.
O M ANCPACTu RKRst" OF SMOKI NO TOBACCO AND Cigarettes
?For sale, bright Virginia Leaf, In hogsheads
or tierces; also Wtstern Tobacco, for West India
shipments. J. W. CARLE, 25 Old slip.
<tl ?WYOMINO LOTTERY. NEW
iJlAt/sJ.Uv/". scheme draws Feliniary 21; 08,000
prises. Uno chance in three. Ticket* $1; six for $5. Clrcolars
mailed tree. ALLEN A co.. 70 Nassau St., New Turk.
why goods
^-OVELTIES
* retail.
A. t. stkw.vrt a Of),
on Monday, February 14, will make throughout the department*
of tbeir ret Ml store an immense exhibition of the
latest and choicest
SPRING NOVELTIES.
They will alto exhibit a large purchase of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
made at the recent large auction sales, commencing at the
extremely low price of Hoc. per yard; largely under value.
PLAIN COLORED SILKS
in nil tbe new shades. Prices, $1 25 and upward. Decidedly
cheap.
500 pieces Caehemfre finish
BLACK SILKS,
extra quality, commencing at $1 23 per yard.
And Ibey will offer a great variety of attractive article*
In
Ladle*' richly embroidered Underwear,
ef every description.
A large lob lot of .
LADIES' WORKED SETS,
ham bubo edgings and in8ebt10n8.
and a mod extensive assortment of
lace goods, lack articles.
and trimming laces at
very attractive prices.
BROADWAY. 4TH AV..-PT1IAKD 1QTII BT3.
A ~ EUGENIE'S
SS89 KEEE OCCr KRR EEEE TTTTI
6 K C R R K
SSSS EEE C Rim EEE T
9 E Cr R K E T
SS8S KEEE CCCU R R EEEE T
OK BEAUTY, OR CRKME BLANCHE,
a beautiful Invention of the eminent chemist Dr. L. F.
COUDRAY. Rue St. Anne, 52, Pnrie, by which means the
Empress EUGENIE w as enabled to preserve hor beautiful
complexion, now offered to the la-liea of AMKKICA as an
indispensable toilet urticlo at ONE DOLLAR l'EK BOX,
imported and waranted hy
L. SHAW, SOLE AGENT.
54 West 14th St.. near Macv'n; :it)4 Bowery, corner 4th st.
The celebrated Dr. L. K. t'oudray's ACftOKA, to bleaeh
I Any ootur ?f dark lialr to a ttno GOLDEN BLONDE, without
any injury to the hair, at
Is. SH AW 8. SOLE AGENT,
, 64 WEST I4TH ST., NEAR MACY'fl;
861 BOWERY, CORNER 4TU ST.
IirMAN HAIR GOODS.
The larpeat and finest assortment positively retailed at
wholesale prices at L SHAW'S, 64 WEST 14'rtl ST., NEAR
MACT'S, and 364 BOWERY, CORNER 4TH ST. SEND
FOR ILLUSTRATED PRICK LIST. The most modern
strles ot Coitlures on hand In great variety. IIAIRDItESSING,
60c. Combings made up hy the newly invented
method 50c per ounce. Old hair taken in exebango.
j^ORD A TAYLUFL
PLAIN SILK DEPARTMENT. ^'
Evening colon ot Taffetas, fi < m 7,>c. to fl per rard;gros
groin Silks, for spring wear. In the new tints as cream, rote
pale, ciel, perle, lavender, nil Jeglantiue, bleuruartn. myrtle,
seal brown, plom. prune, pain bruls, cendre. gros bleu, corhenu
and pervancho, Ac , 41 and $1 SO per yard.
ALSO,
Tbe new shades of the best Lyons manufacturers at greatly
reduced prloes.
. Faye Unl, 22-inch, $1 78. formerly $2 25.
Groa Grain, 23-taea, 62, formerly 4.' ,V.t
Cachemlre de Sole. 24-Inch, 42 60, formerly $3.
Poult dc Sole, 24-inch, 48. formerly 48 SO.
Lynn* Brocaded Silk, In all the faah unable tints, for
street and evening wear.
20 Inches. 42 75. reduced from $1 60.
20 inches, 48 SO, reduced from 44 60.
A complete line ot White tiroes grain, 41 26 to 48 50 per
yard, just received per steamer.
Colored and White Satins, 41 SO, good value, for 42 per
yard.
Samples nf goods sent free of cost to all parts of the
Coiled States.
Broadway and 20th ft
j^ORD A TAYLOR.
f FANCY SILK DEPARTMENT. ^
Rich aaaortmtnt of tb? newett etylaa of Btrlpei and
CUacka, at nnneually low pricaa, 05 ecnla to CI per yard.
Lyona Taffeta#, raya, 6*e. per yard, worth 80c.
Lyona Taffrtaa. raraa and ipiadrlllca, 88c., worth fl 10;
of mpcrlor flmah and eape< tally racommrmlM for wear.
I.yona Taffelaa. rayca and tuadrllUi, at CI per yard; parrhatrd
at recant auction aalaa at leaa than liuporiar'a
prlcoa.
Lyona Taffrtaa. raya, at |! C"> per yard. In all the faahlonaide
hnrin/ tint", ar. drab, fnrn?e da Londrea, aonrl. Iron
frar, brown and nary blna, eapeclally dcairabla for elepaut
prlUK promenade coaiuniea.
Broadway ano 2f)?b at.
^ ?A.?-CARPETS.
WE ART NOW OFFERING A LINE OF ENGLISH
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS (SLIGHTLY IMPLRFRCT).
ATCI 15 PER VAUO;
ALSO DAILY RE? LIVING THE LATEST STRING
STYLES, WHICH WILL HE SOLD AT EX
TREMBLY LOW TRICES.
AN I'.NTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK FROM AUCTION OF
LACE CURTAINS
FROM
ONR DOLLAR
r*B FAIR TO THE FINEST IMPORTED AT HALF
FRtCK.
SIIKPPAKD KNArP.
1M AND 1M CTU AT. ONE DOOR BELOW 13TU IT
RE H
.RY 13, 1876.?QUADRUPL
dry goods.
j?PrOXnR)T N t at AXKKbce?oSri ~
J lord a taylor" f
BROADWAY AND tfrru STREET,
will offer un .
monday, fkuruart 14.
the balance of their >to?k of t'a'.l air! Winter Suits at still
greater reductions.
? CAMEL'S HAIR BCIT8, ^
$12, $15. $1t. ?1r. $20. $23, $2&
Camel's Hair Suits, plaid silk trimmed, f?S.
Camel's Itair Suits, nil silk underskirt. 91.1.
A choice lot of handsomely trimmed Costumes at $23?
greatest bargain yet offered.
A lot o! light silk pongee and mohair Costumes, suitable
for trsvellingpnrposes, very cheap.
Colored Cashmere Suits, popular shades, from $25 upward.
T MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. 7
<>
Complete Outfits constantly on hand or to order at 12 boars'
notice.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT.
Also,
Evening Dresses on short notice.
Dinner, Reception and Carriage Dresses in silk velvet
(choice shndes), at extremely low prices.
ltiack silk Costumes, stylishly trimmed, from $40; colored
silks. $48 np.
A lot of black Cashmere Polonaises, trimmed with lace,
Embroidered Oversklrts and Jackets, from $15 up.
Black and colored poplin alpaca Suits, $10 50.
I LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S f
SWISS AND ORGANDY BUITSl
to $40.
hwlsa Overdresses, neatlv trimmed. $1 50.
Children'* pialil melton School Suitl, $3 SO.
Children a all wool plaid School Suit*. $."> 75.
Children'! all wool Caibmere, silk trimmed, (15,
Children's cloth Kacquos from (2.
Flannel, tycoon reps, sorge and Cashmere Wrappers,
suitable for house or steamer wear, in groat variety, at
prices wliieh daly competition.
^LADIES' AND CUILDKKX'S I'KDBKWRAK.^
During the past week we base made large additions to oar
stock, and still ftarthor reductions in prices, based npon tha
recent extraordinary decline in muslins. Our goods are
made of the most popular brands, and as to style and finish
cannot fall to full] satisfy the most critical.
W alktng Skirts, cluster tucks, deep hem 45
Walking Skirts, cluster tucks, deep hem SO
Walking Skirts, cluster lucks, deephein 70
Walking Skirts, cluster tucks and rullte HO
Walking Skirts, cluster tucks, plaited ruffle HH
Walking Skirts, cluster tucks, plaited ruffle K>
Walking Skirts, cluster tucks and five-inch ruffle (1 00
Walking Skirts, IS tucks 1 00
Walking Skirts, il tucks 1 IS
Walking Skirts, Hamburg Bounce 1 00
Walking Skirts, imported, elaborately embroidered,
tVom ; 3 7.1
Traiii Skirt*, irvm 1 SO
Shaker tlaunrl Underskirts 2 70
Bonnefa Black hilka, at 91 no. 92 20. 92 W) and 92 00.
also
Brllnn'a, Oolnrt'a and all the leading make* of Mack lllka
at nrnportl'-natelr low price*. from 91 7dJ par yard.
Jura Kilka at 92, former price 92
Oirand.Silki.fi 1*0,91 <?, 91 7-Vfl SB and 92, the loweat
price* thee good* ware rear offered at retail la Ihla market.
Talftt a Hllke, at 79e . H"e . tr* *nd 91 per yard.
Oroa drain* at 00c . f I fl jo and 91 it per yard.
There ?re all allka recently purcltaaed at aaetion aalea ana
to be aold at a amall adranre.
SIIOB DEPARTMENT.
We would eapeelally direct attention to nor 93, 94 and 93
Ladle* Walking and l)tea* Boot*. whleh aorpnaa inelegance
and dorabtllty any before eoid la thla city at the name
"BVMPLM OF OOOD9 RENT EKKB OF COST TO ALL
FAIiTH UP TUB UB1TKD STATE*
rennet naunei ur.oersxirts, ureiacn i rv.
Canton flannel -skirts I*
Canton flannel Drawers 7!
Musliu 1)from 4t
Jt ?&
CM KM ISKS. |
4 ? &
Muslin Cbem I, neatly trimmed (><
Mutim ('hem's.*, edgings and embroidered (V
Musl.n Che*. . corded bands 61
Muslin Chem<*?. , tuekad yokes and Insertions HI
Muslin Chemises, polling and inserting yoke 8:
Muslin Cbemlt* a, lucked yoke, ruffled edge ft1
Muslin Chumi-.. a, plain yoke, corded band aud ruffle $1 ?
Muslin Chemises, tucked yoke, trimmed with edging,
laundrted 1 (X
Muslin Chemises, tucked yoke, Hamburg insertions.... 1 1(
Muslin Chemises, pulling and inserting yoke 1 21
Mu.-lln Chemises, band embroidered 2 2;
Linen Chemises, plain corded frauds, flue quality 2 2'
LI non Chemises, tacked yokes 2 5t
All llse above In 38, 40, 42, 44. 46 Inch bands.
^ DRAWERB~J
Muslin Drawers, cluster tucks 40
Muslin Drawers, cluster tucks and ruffle 4*
Muslin Drawers, cluster tucks, Hamburg edge 6t
Muslin Drawers, elustsr tucks, cording and Cambric
r ii die 70
Musliu Drawers, cluster tucks, line Hamburg edgo HC
Muslin Drawers, embroidered ruffle OS
Muslin Drawers, Coventry ruffling fl Of!
Musliu Drawers, Hamburg inserting and edging 1 IS
^ KIOHT" DRBS8B& ^
Mnslln Night Dresses, yoke back and front, with ruffle., 1 00
Mnsllo Nlgbt Dresaes, ruffle suit tucks down front 1 10
Muslin Night Dresses, cluster tuck yoke and ruffle 1 20
Murlln Might Dresses, bias tuckiug Slid ruffling down
front 1 43
Muslin Night Dresaes, cluster tucks, Hamburg Insertloirs....,,....
f. 1 S3
Musliu Night Drosses, cluster tucks, three rows Insertlugs
and tucks In yoke 1 00
Muslin Night Dresses, yoke tucked back and front and
ruffle 2 10
Musltn Night Dresses, yoke, tucked back and front,
ruffle of nbrniflery down entire front 2 30
Muslin Night Dresses, cluster turks, two rows Inserting*
and ruffle down entire front 2 80
Musliu Night Dresses, same stvle, Oner embroidery. .. 2 30
All the above In sises, 14, 13 end 18 Inches In uock, otherwise
in proportion.
A fall assortment of line French hamkeinbroidered Chemises,
Night Dresses. Dressing tiacques. Ac.
A large lot of Night Dresses, full luundried, handsomely
tucked, hand ombroldered. at half the original prices.
Curset Covers, froui 06c.
Dressing tiacques, from 73c.
Imported Sncques. hand embroidered, (3 30.
COMPLETE TKOUHHEAC, FROM $30.
All the popular styles of Corsets, Fanlert, Ac., at very loi
prices
Particular attention paid to
^ WBDD1NU OUTPlTd. ^
Our loag experience In this branch guarantees us In prom'
isiBg perfect saitsfactiun iu every particular.
All information rtqaired, and rules for self-ineesurcmeni
sent, free of charge,to any part of the United Htates on application.
^ ^
NFANTT WKAlt. f
Infknts' linen 6hlvt?, trimmed, from 43
Infants' flannel Hands, embroidered ?u
Infants' flannel llands. plain, silk bound 37
Infants' Hennel Skirts from 1 73
infants' flannel Skirts, omhroidered 2 30
Infants' line cambric Skirts, laundrled 1 00
infants' flue cambric Skirts, handsomely trimmed 2 00
lnrants' Night Dresses from 65
Infants'Nainsook trimmed Slips. I 13
infauts' Christening Kobe*, trimmed with embroidery. 3 15
Infants' lace Caps from. 1 73
Nursery Huskets, einbroldored 3 (VI
Nursery Baskets, sslK and lace trimmed 8 no
Nursery Boskets, lully furnished 4 23
Embroidered flannel and merino Shasrls from 2 75
Infants' Cloaks, white merino, silk trimmed, lined
and wadded 0 50
Intents' Cloaks, white merino, quilted silk lining and
handsomely trimmed 13 00
Infants' Cloaks, colored merino, long cloaks, double
capos 7 00
infants' Walking Coats, silk trimmed, lined and
wadded, trnm 5 00
Infants'Walking Coals, braided cloth, flannel lined. . SCO
Infants' Walking Coate. blank velvet, hand embroidered,
half the cost of importation 8 00
Afghans, new designs, froui 4 23
Tique braided Dresses, from 1 K)
Pique, hand emhrtlilered 4 fVj
Nainsook short Dresses, French yoke, from 1 13
INFANT* COMPLETE WARDROBES A MPKPIALTV,
TO ORDER AND ON HAND. FROM 35 00
HOVS' CLOTIIINO DEPARTMENT.
LORD A TAYLOR would respectfully announce that thoy
have thoroughly reerginised tin- above department, aud ara
now manufacturing an entire line of Boys' and Children']
Suits exprcsaly for the coming season, comprising the latest
styles and novelties In Jockey, Derby, English Walking aud
Kilt Knits.
These goods sre being made especially for our retail trade
In the most faslilonahle styles of English, French. Herman
and American Cloths and CassUni-res of this spring's importations.
dulls made to measure on the premises iu the
most thorough manner ?t short notice.
Tills department Is now under the management of Mr. J. J.
Lvnch, who has been connected with the leading Broadway
houses for many years.
Rules for self measurement sent to all parts of our country
free of expense.
SHAWLS.
We will offer on Monday. February 14, our stock of
REAL INDIA CAMEL'S IIAJK SIlAtVLH,
In no Mr design* ami choice coloring*, it prices lower than
ever off.'ml before.
Reduced from p'l to f 100.
Reduced from 8225 to 8150.
Reduced from $8M) to 8175.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN'S IN DELHI AND
JI MN'A SHAWLS,
suitable for carriage wear,
at f!5, former price 815;
I ?23. former price HO;
at $3", former price A'iO.
Breuilful black and scarlet Stella Shawl* at $1*5, worth
84o.
Several large invoice* Miring fanry Shawls, Including
French, Berlin, English and Paisley; all the neweil shades
at popnlar price*.
FINK WHITE GOODS.
We are offering a complete assortment of fine White flood*
for ladlei' and children'* wear, consisting ol ?-4 French Organdie*.
from HTtc in $1 to.
Hwfr* Mull, from 1?Rs. to (1.
White Tarlatane, Irom 12c. to 70c.
Colored Tarlatane, all new (linden. 12)t'r., 1 Ac., 20c. and
*>c- o * .
French Naineook. sheer andienrr, from 3Cc. to SI SO.
English Nainsook, from 14e.no 75c.
French Jaconats, best .rood# made fur Children's wear, 3.1c.
tofl. .
Soft finished Cambrica, 13c. to 50c.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns. 3llc. to <10*.
Striped English Victoria Lawns. 12'Jc. to 6<Vj.
Striped English Long Cloths, lor Laniea' and Children's
wear. 25c. to 7"c.
India twill Long Cloth, 2f?c to 50e.
A new line of French and English striped ?nd plaid Nainsook*,
from 20c. l'1 75c.
French and English Dimity, 35c. to f I.
Plaid and strip*'!' >rgaudies at 28c., worth 85c.
Shirred Mnslia, new style. 5Hc. to 75c.
ALSO.
full assortment of corded, figured, striped and checked
Plane, from 12)<c to 81, ell new sl> le>.
Laco striped Pique, new styles, 1?c. to 45c.
ALSO,
Tucked Skirtings; all over tucking In French and English
Nainsooks. These good* are very fine, and we beg to call
particular attention to them, a* they have been made expressly
for this hoiiae.
Friends, eu?tomers and stranger* are respectfully Invited
to examine the above good*.
Nil. ICS.
On Monday, February 14, we will make onr largest
'^"'"'CAHHMF.IIE FAMILY BLACK SILKS.
at $1, former price fl 15;
at 81 35, former price 81 AOs
at jl 50, former prise 81 75;
at 81 13, former priee git
at 82. former price 82 35.
[ERA]
E SIIEET.
DHY QOOItf.
yy~-r CUAH!) MEA&E8,
0th av aod IlHh a,
Beg* to direct the attention of euatomeri to tlie Gleet
Hargaina in ready made I'nderclotblutr
- ?pew offering
aud od exhibition, oil marked io plain figuree.
Having purehaeed the entire ttock of a large manufaeturer,
it will be offerod at a great redaction from former
price*.
Every article la made of fine moilln, all are neatly and
carefully aewed, well fiuiebed, and up to the ueual ataodard
of Bret clear work.
20 dmen ( heiuieei, with corded ban da and ileevee, very
goou IUUNMU, i.)c.
300 Chemises, made of Olio mnslln, front piece of embroidery,
bauds and slaevas finished with ruffle of embrolu
ary, ft.
Chemises with fine tucked bosoms, front pleoe of embroidery,
and flutshed with a rufflo, H5c.
75 do ion Chemises. handsomely trimmed with Hetohnrg
iueertion, edging and puffing, $1 ; worth ft 75.
Chemlsot of fine muslin, with flue-tucked bosom, three
rows of Hamburg ineortion and edging, $1 25.
Masonville muslin Chemises, bosom of bias tacking, and
embroidered inserting and edging, $1 75.
Wamsutta muslin Chemises, tucked hack and front, (Inlibod
with flue ombrotdcred edging and Inserting, 12 25.
Chemises of flno muslin and cambric, bosom of alternate
rows of Valenciennes Inserting und embroidery, and lluisbed
with Valenciennes laco edge, $2 25, $2 5<V
Drawers, ol good quality muslin, hem and tucks. 4.1c., 50c.
Erawers, with rows of tacking and omliroldt-red edge, tide
rawers, made oi lino muslin, with ruffle of embroidery
and tucks above. 8flc.
Drawors, inade of Fruit of the Doom muslin, with embroidered
edging and inserting, $1.
Drawers, of very fine muslin, embroidered Inserting and
rows of bias tucking, embroidered edge. If 1 30.
Drawers, of very flue muslin, wish embroidered inserting
and ruffle of embroidery at bottom, ft 05.
Night Robes of good maslin, with yoke, tucked beck and
front, ?1 ia
Finn muslin Night Downs, double bsek yoke, front piece of
embroidery, $1 25.
Night Downs of flno maslin, with tucked yoke, three row*
of embroidered inserting and embroidered edge. $1 75.
Very handsome Night Uowns, robe front, with three rowe
cf embroidered Inserting, finished with embroidered edge,
*3 75.
Nlglit Downs, robe front, alternate rows of embroidered
1 inserting and puffing do* u entire front and finished with
1 embroidered edge. ft.
1 Special bargains In Corsets?r
100 doson lieavilv boned band embroidered Corsets. $1 25.
73 dosen very flno silk embroidered Corsets, 500 bones,
| fine French manufacture, $ 1 05. worth $3.
1 Walking SUIrta, lull else, hem and nine tucks, 50o.
| Walking Skirts, full sise, side-plaited flounce, 75c.
Fine Masonville and Wsmsutta Walking Skirts, In variety
> of styles, $1, $1 12 il 25, $1 38, $1.50.
Very linndsome Walking and Train Skirts with embroidered
Inserting and edging, puffing, Ac., in fine muslin and
cambric.
' assortment of infants' anil children's
^ Underwear. Holies, Drcssos anil .Slip*, ^
' 1 in all qualities, from medium to finest goods, very tastily
trimmed and neatly finished.
) Infants'complete Wardrobes, In four different qualities,
? *)'!, 9117 SO, SIS, 90S each.
> The above descrlbod Articles sre now on exhibition and
> are worth a special Tlsit oi examination.
In accordance with oar usual cnslom we hare made
? ? A
great reductions on Ready Mods Costumes,
previous to taking i ur semi annual inventory.
Fine Imported silk and silk and velvet Costumes, also
those of our own taauufacturo, at half price.
In addition to the above specialties
we are now offering
a large and first civs assortment of
finest Imported Flowers, Feathers, l'lumes, Tips, Ac..Including
many specialties, at very low prices.
Fine Embroideries, Cashmere Laces, Ac.,
unequalled assortment and lowest prices.
0,COO pieces of Embroidered Edgings and Inserting! in
choicest and most select patterns, nt He., Mc , 1 lc., 12c.,
14c.. 15c., l*c., 20c., 22c., 'Joe., life., 80c. to $1 per yard.
Cashmere Laces In all w idtl.s and at lowost prices.
Immense variety of Cashmere Tics, Scarfs, Bows, Ac.
First class stock ot Hosiery.
Fine silk, lisle thread and ilalliriggan, in newest styles,
striped and plain, for ladies, gentlemen and children.
All the new shades In our celebrated 97c. and f 1 10 Kid
O'.oves, two and three buttons. Kvery pair warranted or
give another if they riwor tear lu putting on.
(ientlemeuT and Youths' Dress Shirts
mode to order front best msterials and warranted
to fit
Trices Reduced.
Six excellant muslin and good linen Shirts for $0 (X)
' Six Mssonyllle muslin and line linen for 1100
Six Watusutta muslin and very fine linen for Ill 00
Six New York Mills mnsliu anu best linen for 14 00
Gentlemen's Wamsutta ninslin Shirts, unlnundrled.. 1 50
Gentlemen's Wamsutta mualiu .Night Shirts 1 35
Boys' Due muslin Shirts, linen fronts A 1 25
I Boys'Cheviot Shirts, with two collars 150
Boys' Wamsutta muslin Night Shirts 1 00
richard mITaRKH, corner 6th av, and 19th it.
j t7 stewart A co.,
will open on Monday, February-14,
It rases real India
CAMEL'S IIAIR SHAWLS, .
the last of the immense purchase msde at the last London
auction sale, at prices lower lhau similar qualms* huvo
been sold in years.
I 1.000 pieces
BLACK SILKS,
among which a portion are of the finest quality and will be
i offered at a great reduction from former prices.
i Those in pursuit of bargains should call early.
BROADWAY. 4TH AV., 9TII AND IPTH 8TS.
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SUCCESS.
TI. UUILMAKP,
originator of invisible or top pieces, very stylish for young
ladies; made with real patent hair, luce and natural Valor
tvavo and curl, and instantly make ladies look hoautifah
Notice. .
1'giy girls mode pretty.
Old ladles inado young,
Pretty girls made beautiful,
at II. GCILMARDvi liair Dressing Establishment, Ml
, Broadway, ll-iirdressing done at all hours. Mme. U. in attendance.
A fine stuck of
Ilumafi Hair.
Elegant Chignons. Everything on hand to beautify the
ladies, old and young A fti'l line of
Oosmetiques,
such as Blanc de Venus do Roche I; Rouges all shades; Pencil
lor eyebrows; Creme de lys; Vinaigre .lean Vincent lie
9 Bully, lor baths, to keep yoar mouth sweet; Kau du J. V.
Bonn; Purine de Noisette, to toautity your bends. This
wondorful preparation,
Eau des Fees,
Sarah de Felix, to bring hair to Its natural color.
Ml Broadway, near !3th st.
American hairparlors.-e. u kkteltam ham
removed from 412V t>th ar, to her new and elegant
I arlorg, 523 5th av.. between 31st and 32d st?., New lOirk.
Great reductions in Human Hair Good*. Ladies, bring your
own Combings. We make them up at 40 cents per ounce,
witli roots all one way; no matter how much suited or how
poor, we will get all we can out of thetn and return the refuse
to the customer. Good Switches 75 cents. $1. 91 25,
$1 50 and 91 75. Orsy Switches and Invisible liair fiotms a
sol iaiv/. viouua v. ... J. vj - ' I'l.'v Mni.ri *1111
Pint "flico monev orderv or In registered letters sent. lletr
loaned Tor balls and parties at moderate rate I.adtea' hair,
dressing In Intcit styles. At parlors. 523 tltli av., 50 ceula;
at ladies' own residence, f 1.
jt ekp'8 patsct '
partly made dres3 HnTRT8 a
can lie finished as easily as hemmlne a handkerchief. Only
to put cuffs on. slnerei in and sew up stile seams
Only one quality ; best aod cheapest in America.
\Vamentia Muslin, best Irish I.mcn, bosoms three ply, all
Linen.
Men's, trix for 8*1; less than sir, ?I 25 each,
hfcjloya'. six for $4 HO, less than six, fl each.
I Humpies of bosims and mualia, with full directions,
mailed free.
We Invito the renders of the Jfew York Herald to send for
samples before supplying themselves with shirts,
merchants enabled to sell at our prices.
KEEP MANCPACTI RrNO WXPAKT.
Pa ten tons and Hole Manufacturers,
165 and !t>7 Mercer st. and .vsi llronne at.
iictail store, 671 l)ioa<l"??y.
X' >r Turk.
vSteST"
840 and 001 *th re.
We invite yonr attention to a large lot of
black Alpacas,
of celebrated brnnde. which we have recently purchased
very low and are offering at a groat redacllow.
Black Alparaa (hat coata fil c?Dta to Import wa art railing
at 40 rerun Alpacaa that coat orrr 60 eaata wa offer at 43
cant*. *
A eerreeponding redaction liaa Been made In all tba higher
and lower grade*.
We nave alto jort pnrrhnfed a larca lot of Mack Cathmere
at auction, llieta good* will bo told Irom 10 cent* upward.
Black Caah in ere. In 11 4(1 lache* wide, wortli 91 :*> we offer
at $1 ; irne good*, better duality, cheap it $i, at 91 00.
Henrietta ('loth, 4ft Inchee wide, 91 , alto a very complete
t"ck of Household Linen a. Dree* Uo..d?, l)ome?tlca, Hosiery,
Clothe, Callence, Carpet*, Ac.
We have alto a large line of Hamlinrg Edging*, Irom 4
centa per yard.
KEY KB.
_____ WO and All nth av. __
Y^ead Tnk' hobdat tb Leo it a m ,
J'RICK TWO CENTS.
Contain# Poll Re port t of tho Clo-ing Bceaae and Cootictlon
of Buhenitrtn.
Special Report* of Hippodrome Service*
Dolngt In the Oourt*.
Illustrated I'o'ice Court 8l|etcbee.
Ppe-lal Telegram* from Albany and B a*Mng'too
Special Cable letter Irom Europe and all JjliejAlefl Local
and Telegraph New* (Tom ell parti ef|1W mwutry
and other laleraetlng Boadlng Matter
COPIES POR SALE BY ALL BKW9MKX
Fob bale-a oamelshaib ?- * wl. ijt TWkfeet
order, novof weem. *! dd av.. Beat bait
LD.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
i 1 1
DRY GOODS.
^ttentionT
CONKLINU * CO,
No. 763 Broadway.
between *th autl 9th sta,
one block below A. T. Stewart A Ce.'e,
tog icave to announce the hot week of their
GREAT CLOSING OCT SALE.
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING.
And before opening thtjlr new spring and summer goods, tbey
will make a nnal
GRAND REDUCTION
GRAND REDUCTION
GRAND REDUCTION
In all their departments
SILK DKPiHTURKt
Bciil Lyons black gros graiu Milks of the moil renowned
manufacture , reduced tofl, Si 28, $l 50, f I 7r>, 42, $2 23.
12 30, $2 78, $3, f:t 50, $4, to the boost imported, all full/
23 por cent below regular prices.
A special bargain in bluck irroi ;ra(n Silk ol Ouinet'i celebrated
wake, at $1 28; worth $1 78.
Elegant lines of colored lir..? Grains for evening and
tract costumes, al $1, $1 23. $1 ho, tri 75,$2 and $2 So all
worth full/ from 28 to 50 per cent mors.
Splendid fancy Silks for spring suits, U3c.; worth $1.
DRES8 GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Yard wldo plaid Damascus Cloth, 12kc.; worth 30c.
Yard wide igneous Cloth, 13c.; worth die.
Ynr l wide plaid Onyx Cloth, 20c.; worth 40c.
Yard wide Suowllake Cloth, 18c.; worth 45c.
Matelasse Cloth for suits, 20c.; worth 35c.
Double width all wool Empress Cloth, In eleg&nt shades of
mode, for spring suits, 40a; worth 85c.
Pure Camels' Hair Cloth, in spring colorings, 80c.; worth
78c.
SPECIAL.
ISO nieces pure Camels' llair Cloth, near)/ two yard*
wide, 75c., worth $1 50.
Siberian Cloth, Diagonal Cloth, Parla Serge, Ariuoir
Cloth, Damasic Cloth, Velour Iiuperlul and a great variety
of other fabrics, closing out at 28c., worth 35o. and 40o.
BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE.
All wool hlack French Cashmeres, of the celebrated gold
modal brend, ttV., 78c., $5c. and $1.
Black Cashmere Sorgo, 30c.. worth 48c.
Black English Cashmere, double width, 45c., worth 05c.
Black all wool Diagonal, 43c., worth 75c.
Black pure Camel's Hair. 1G yards wide, 73c., wortbfl 501
Block all wool Empress Cloth, H7l2c., worth 5t>c.
Black silk warp Henrietta Cloth. $1. worth $1 501
Black Australian Crape Cloth, 5lla, worth 75c.
250 places block Iron frame Grenadine, ailk and wool, at
Site., 4O0.. 50o., Otic, and 75c., a rare chance to secure a nan?
gain, us these goods will ho worth double a month hence.
Satin striped and plaid hlack Grenadluo, 20c , worth 40c,
Colored Grenadines, 7a, 10c. and 12a
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Brown table Linen, 45c. All linen Toweling, Sc.
All litien Towels, $i a dozen. Table Covers, $1 WX
All linen Napkins, 7()o. a duz. Liven Table cloths.
Koto Blankets, $2 30 a pair. Canton Flannel, 1212c.
Good 4-4 shirting, Sc. Linen Ticking, 25c.
4-4 tinbleacbed Mntlln, Sc. White Flannel. 20c,
Bed Comfortables. Bed Flannel, 25a
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
All the latest novelties in ecru Laces at popnlar prices.
Real thread and guipure Lacex closing out at half price.
1,000 pieces Hamburg Embroideries, now patterns, al popnlar
prices.
Don't luil to secure some of tho great bargains that ?ill b?
offered the coming week
at
JOHN E. KAUGHRAN,) CONKUNO A CO.'R,
F. W Oil I WIS, V No. 7113 Hroadwar.
W. U. OUNKLINO. ) between Rth and rfth ate.
A GENTLEMAN JU.-T RETURNED FROM EUKOPB
with a fine selection of Dress Silks will sell them cheap
on weekly payments to responsible partioa. Address KILKR.
Herald Uptown Branch office.
7T BUNAUT, LADIEr HAIIiDKEKSKIL FROM"
VT? Paris, late with Augusts Petit, No. 7 Rue do la Pal*.
Just received Invisible Hair Nets, also the latest style of
Coiffures for soirees; gives lessons in hairdressing. 1,143
Broadway, first llonr, near 2*Hh ?t.
IMPORTANT TO LADIF.S.? SIDE PLAITING DuNE BY
machine, also with a space ; five kinds of bo* platting*, tn
jicat manner, at the following pricesFrom 1 to 4 inches
wide, lijj cents per yard; from 4 to 13 inches wide, 3 cents
per yard; from 13 to33 inches wide, 4 cents per yard. Plaitlug
dona while you wait; plaiting done by any other machine
can bo replaited;tny establishment i" the only one
where plaiting can be made from 13 to 23 inches wide; others
advertising this fact are positively unable to do so, at
many ladies Imvo convinced themselves of the same at tlicir
expense; shirring and hemming also done by machine at 1
cent per yard. Ladles, if you wish to save vour goods be
sure and observe the correct nnra' er. SAMUEL JOHKI'U,
No. 38 Forsyth it., two doors from Canal, In the store.
J-o uvT>T kTfmCover, i F.frUcE boap.?Ill gknulne
articled At II. ORoDEE A UO.'S, late Urus,
fid East 13th st? west of Broadway.
BEAl TIKt'L ~ Kli.K"evening" DRKK8?TRIMMED
wttb looo, nearly new ; sold low or exchangod for rurniture;
also gentleman's gold Watch and Chain. Address
ORPnguH, Herald otfice.
C1DF. PLAITING DONE AT HENRI'S, 341 6TH AV
t> 1 :<4 Vartck St. and 087 8th uv.; perfect work guaranteedon
the finest silks or dress goods.
SILK DRESS FOR KALK-NFWT"WORTH $250; ONLY
$100. Aldrcsi DISTRESS, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
\r VTGOUROtiJcTlM 4'lil AV ~ Bi' A M1 'ING EST A BV
Ilsiuuent.?Specialty of ladies' and babies' Trousseaux,'
Lingerie and L'uderwea-; Monograms to order for table apil
bed ilnen, handkerchiefs, Ar Whole- ale department, 09
Ea-t 12th st. Prrfoiaiod Paper Patterns. Machines and
Accessories for Stamping.
nUIMBRV AMD DBEMMAKllSi
A-MAIRON WALTON, ?62 BROADWAY, ABOVE
. Union square, Importers of Fashions in Bonnets anil
Hound Huts, Mourning Goads from W.C.Jay A Co., Regent
St.
T MMK I.UVLEVS IVitESSM AKING KSTaBLIBlfment,
110 West 33.1 St., pcrlecl tlttlng guaranteed, Suits
in a. 1c in three days from tuno of tryln ; on ; bard times prices
~A F1KST <'I.AST DRhisSM A KKft WI |7|7 M A KK KLKA.
gantasuiti. lia'l Drosses, Bridal Outfits at moderate
prices; ttitWg perfect. Call on or address M. BKITTON, 100
West 24th st., corner el ?itl? av., over printing office.
i aiubiaii
slyle; I'rrucU Panier, lndi*t)cn?:iblo to tli? present
Imliloi; Patterns of the Ulul Part* fueliioti".
Mru?. A. DUVAL, ?7H Brondwaw.
TjtKt.NCl! CORSET THE MOST GRACEFUL AND
X perfect flttfng ever worn; lh?)r ohrlatc the n?e of pn*?
and give no elegant contour to tlio bust; ludloi cannot liitva
perfect lilting droit)* without them. Improved by Miue.
CARLO. 7Vt Broadway.
1* SABP.AU INS isiHLK HAf R NRTB IT)II Til 11 FRONT
hair : keep* the t.?ir in perfect ordsr; alto it large iaaur?mrnt
of Braid*, Curia, rc. No. 7 I'nlou Square.
i iilHf M IN k"Ts K AliTAt^d;, dAHLK AND* OTHER
J.J Fur* darkened. by a process exclnalvely our own. to
Kok Ilk* new: Sack* made Irom tuaulillaa; boas and Muff*
mado to order, lined and trimmed.
J. D. WILLIAMS. MitO Fulton St.. Brooklyn.
M~~ ~ Fs'iTaTh. sm . if rr -mi k a r~~o FTi" t-f, T lit mi k5
wot of Broadway: exouisite pleating* made fn.m 2e.
to dc. per y?r'; ?li- bittton nole* fmin I<. to f null.
\YlLLIXTSItV ?A VIRST rf.ASS TRIMMER WANTED
i*L to t"> to Chleairn: tiono but those occnttontrd to Oncit
trade need apply to Mr. COOK, office of Mandei Bros., liU
Broadway, between 12 and 1 o'clock.
\l M SHERIDAN. Hlit-.-S AM) CLOAK llAKRJW
1*1 . Suite made in the Utoet styles, ft); ciotks, $2; U'Hmp
specialty. CIS Stli ?v. a. ,*[?
FLArri.NO and smititfNd
lit I oat Mtb It..
oppn-Kc Academy of Mnalo.
' JtlAKBLK MANTELS.
I tT GREATLY KKDPCKD MUCKS.
JI An extensive stock of State and Mnrblo Mantels, Wash
Trays and Slate Work of evory description
I'liNRIlYN SI.A I E COMPANY.
L'nien tqn.ire, 4th av. and 17th at.. New York.
trAHBI.K AND MAKBLKI/.KD MANTEL*, NEW DBati
sign*. from $12 upward, also Monumental Work at
rally ro'luced pricos: Marble Tnroiug tor the trade. A.
LABKIl, lot Last lntnit , near 3d ae New Y ork.
QTEWART8 SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELS?
O New and elegant de?irn?, from $1<) up The trade tiDerail
J dealt with vat' and i*i2 W est 23d ?t.
LEGAL MOTICK*.
N'OTICK-ISABEL RTIiWART. OR ROMANS, SISter
of the late William Stewart. Former Cur*t?rphinu
Bank, ucar Edinburgh, and widow of the late Archibald
Romans. aomotlnie millwright at Hobtu' luilla, in Scotland,
nr her children, are requested to communicate wtth Robert
Men/les. S. H. 0., No. f> North St David a?.. Kdlnbqrtrh,
agent for the testamentary trustee of the said Wima.it
Stewart, who holds part of the residue of the decuMod't
state, in which sb? and her children are interested.
WJNTICD TO Fllttll ASK.
A DRUG STORE, DOING A CO'lD BUKINESS, 0/
moderate pretensions and ?f a raa*ona; le price An
dr?-r, < .nti !-nliail>, giving particulars, lor three days, ?L
K. OH ARLKB. lis raid olBrw.
1) ART I KB WIS HI NO TO RAISE MONEY ON LHJCORS.
Clears and other luercha.udi-e, Can Bnd cu?h buyer, in
ttrict confidence, If ?ddre *lng IL I.'. A.. Ilrrqld Hire. _
air ANTED TO PCRCHA*!'?PAWN TICKETS froR
Vf diamond Ring and Earring*. Address boa 117 Hciald
office
U 'anted FBoM 50 TO KM GROSS OF SIX AND
? ? ....-I. Wia nhiin I bandolier Chrvstols. Send
(ainola'and loirwl ptlan ?' 1<R? C'lmtoB plaua. Saw York.
iir\> ikr?-.r Larue Laokk bk?k icitnoiTTiT
If CaJI 00 or nddrr?a, atatlna prlrt, I'. J.. 6B0 A<1 at.
WASTED TO I'i'HCU ASK?ONK OK M ANN'S
?? ilr nithiiflt. Adiiroa* V.UL, 1>j Wall ?t., Iwn 10,
Raw Tork.
"kxchanub.
ArUASCt-l'AtR OF DtAMOND KA1:kIS(H,
Dlomo.'id Fiti.' pttr of An* Gold Mraralrlj. fine CN>i?l
W ali'li to axcli.uige for Liquor Stir-. l!o\r.lin,: Hnnw or
ltertaiiraut only. HI'KVB, il)4 Wool IIUi at
HKAVV WOOTXr.HB, RKAL.HEI.V OYBROOATrt AND
Military Guodt In for Hani K?t?:? or ilafaulted
Railroad Stock or Bond*.
JAMKS BROWNING, 371 Bro.d<tey.
TO ?XCHANGB-KOi CARPETS OR KCKMTl KK.
cr IVee ml elaur lota. Clmrrli OrgM, Rewlo/ HneMn*
Hank Ctc?k and good paying Maofc. AAdfraa I.. ooa.
MaraM'&aa.

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