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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-20

FfsIIf EAEhllsES AT THE TURN HALL
Some eight hundred a thousand persons were
assembled yesterday at the Turn Hall, in Orchard
street. to witness the great prize exercises Of the Turn
ers in which eleven Turner associations composing the
New York Turn district, were engaged The New York
Turn district composed Of the Turner associations
Williamsburg, Bioomingaalc, New York, Morrisania
Jersey City, Hudson City, New Brooklyn East New York.
stratonpor and Ksrstadt comprising in all about
thousand Turner's The Turner'S, IL IL well known are
class of who associate for the purpose improving
the condition Of the body and Of the mental faculties
by physical exercises well to cultivate their
customs and every Turner Is therefore supposed be
athlete and a gymnast if he Is not a singer and IN
actor Most of the Turner societies combine musical
and dramatic clubs The prize exercises yesterday
composed Of what Is called Turning the Rect
and Harm exercises double and single bars) cxer
css the vautng horse leap Turner (hgh leaps and
far leaps, &c. and all of the Turner'S acg lifted them
composed OF Mcssrs. MeHner Heesslcr Fischer Kaem.
and Franz Each of The contestants allowed
10 select one Of the various classes exercises while
two for each selected by the Turn master The
prizes composed OF diplomas Of honor, and will be
announced by the prize judges In the Of the week
Hereafter grand public Turn exhibition will take
place when the successful contestants will engage
same exercises. THIS Turner exhibition intended to
take place The Sadt theatre Sunday next; but IL
appears that Superintendent Kennedy refused TO allow
this performance 10 take place on "A sunday In the
social exercises and the large hail. in which there Is
stage was full of visitors this occasion. Seveel
chorus and quartet songs were rendercd by the Turner
ItdDrt4fpl
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FROM EUROPE.
Port of New York. November 10, 1866.
ARRIVED


NJ with specie and passcnger 10 " Bellows. Had line
strong breezes and Made The passage in days
steamer Florida; Az Lieu, Males, Norfolk rs
s 9m The tnsss 50 hour. vim
nase and 70 Ss miles
Steamship Emily , soalsr lockwood, ohafieson 70
hours with mse and passsngers to Lynsston Fox Co.
ra s'sssae rrop0ns OBJ hias''''" Philadelphia" 70
Ship Energy, canlkins liverpool Oct with mdse and
and2 births First part Of had heavy westerly
inst Lat IL lon s. 20 ssnalizea ship Albion hence for
Ship Yorktown Driver. London and Isle Of Wight oct ],
with mdsc and l2s passengers 70 Grinne Mint9rn Co
ns a m sep n y to the deck and oct n @
g 81 lon 81 e ms sp s f. 'r Liver
Ship John Bcrram uIam) Edye, Hamburg, a3 days. with
deaths DEATH 4a and ~ bS ss%s hs ~ 'a'' aa
last sAS hss'i nsss
Ship uno ll'aD FIllpp Ieghorn, IS days. with mdsc and
TO Cooley Co 70 load San Francisco tow o.
BARK Hespea cor salcombe) Jarvis Shanghai June IL,
Sept 3 rs s. ilesaa Sept 30 July IS Ion I,
SSs af 1T 1 W ss" SaaasHaf esy
from Calcutta for London Sept 3 at 81 % lon "a y y
nan" and lag supposed BE- he rebel pirate shs
%sq as u ssp. q Vi e S1r Dnsy
sian ship lion from Maurua for London Sept 80 lat "A
BARK Florence so Boston,, Smith, Malaga Oct I, passe
csraIr . Oct With fruit TO mss.er hooonx win
masc e T caylms Dc n Ruy r 4 Co s., save ,u.,
Lsmpgher Bahrs, Port Royal IL days, with cotton
Bns victo,ia Norw Loehsoer Rio Jancro, days. with
Isi,nd sound win f5a 4s e b pswolf O. s
frnit 10 Jas i Ward &ce.
Brig Breeze sBr Brown esrdena.. ls days with sugar.
Brig Tyro Br, Leighton, Windsor Ms, days, with pas
brig whitaker. Look. Providence for Rondoat.
Henry Middleton 1oi Brooshavcu, Prior Jacmel IS
Scsr Maria Jane fr,, Nsoney 81 Andrews, 10 days. with
ScSr chapnaM tr Anderson Dorchester Nh "a
day. Win ss1s ,oE S $a%. %or,v,
with potatoes, e q r pewolf 4 Co
s scr Gy Pre;s l Ma csaIs "ys DAYS.
schr Gen Hazard, Gontbrle, Bath, Me.
s scnr s clyde Bafer
sclr il DE wit. corny; Gioacestor
sehr I W Ponder, Lincoln Taunton.
s ssSr Sf w AHIas Ths e y! III hy s!''
schr Georeia, ailchrisi Fall River.
ssr saa tSSpsr S%Sw r.s f for Eondou
seilr Il Carlisle, sheldon, Newport
schr Hudson, Harding, rawtucket
scbr Mary 4 liver, Lewis. New Haven.
sss Gs ssSaey rgps Ssn da s gn
Scir X Smith, Rankin. Portland ct.
Schr VIM Giliun. white. Portland, 81.
Schr Meany Wilcox Portland 81. for Philadelphia
Schr Pavilion Baker, Portland, Ct
Schr Lucy Jones, Marson, Portland, Ct
Sehr Ann ) Saltcr Baker, Portland, CT.
Schr 4 Brooks Brooks, Bridgeport
Schr " Gibson, Croker. New London for Philadelphia.
Schr Success, Richards, New London for Albany.
Schr Connsccut. Stapin. New London for RondoGt
Schr Ruth iIalsey, Gear, New London for Albany.
Schr Reia Peck. Avery New London
Schr Marin Louisa, -. Harwich.
Schr Island Home Allen, Harwich.
Schr Falcon, Hall. Stratford.
Schr Wsapoiisa, Bevin, Norwich.
Schr Fnrragut Rafnsden. RoDdout for Boston.
steamug Game Cock, Belfast. days.
BELOW
Brig Maggie.
Brig Berg.
Wind at sunset NNE.
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contracts IN Restraint OF Trade.
..,rnnr 4 Vt TIL TAIIOlsS In GENERAL.
SUPREME couar-aEsERAL rrEs.


Before Judges Ingratnm, Barnard and Leonard.
Nov lG.--Victor H. Dpigris, PiointD and Respond
.nt rs james r. Ieffus and Others, Dcfndants and Up
rltcnts This Was q of an alleged contract in
restraint Of trade Tho parties had been partners
mcrohan, taor and 1868 separated Pettus selling TO
Depcus his interest for 81 600, and stpuating not to
engage In the merchant tailoring business in any way
whatever IN New York for three years, on payment Of
$4,000 On the 18th of August 1863 the store No. $50
broadway hired in name OF Mary Jane Pettus
wiie ~ Tic defendant James T. Pctus and Frederick
Hafeln, her unmarried sister and the business Of mer
chant tailoring commenced there under the firm
name ~ Ittus Co. Mr. pcttus being employed In the
establishment rs cutter Or the 18th OF August this
action being commenced, injunction was obtained
against all tic defendants prevent tho carrying
business allegations that fact the business
Of Peus established IN violation Of his agreement the
other defendants frauduleny colluding with him. On
the 18th of September. 1862 Judge Clefke dissolved the
Injunction The action tried before the same Judge,
when decision rendered against Mr. pcttus on the
ground that the new firm Of Pcttus Co. was only got
M ne subterfuge to enable Pettus reengage In the
tailoring husness once more.
Mr James r. Brady argued the point favor OF the
appellants, and NJ John b. BVri for rsspopdeu.s. No
asssjop -
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Foreign exchange closed dull at 1851 100, the trans
actions being generally at 1osJ. The import trade is
steady the gold value OF the imports at this port for the
week ending on the 10th inst being So, 725, against
s8l7a6sc in tho previous week. The exports, excu-
sye OF specie last week valued at s6,45,J 66 In
currency showing considerable activity in cotton,
visions and breadsufs The domestic markets con
tnued dull however, and In the dry goods trade this Is
particularly the At the same time more confidence
Is shown In the stability Of prices owing mainly TO the
improving tendency OF the money market, tho condi-
ton Of which nj one time excited approximations.
Petroleum stocks moderately active and nrm il'
near the c,osc OF the week, when the report Of W
seizure Of three OF the largest wells the Holnen
farm lat Pithole Ia J. in which the Jniicd states en-
pany is Interested for frauds upon the revenue, yosed
the market 10 become heavy and United Staig STOCK
declined yesterday afternoon to SIS 60 The ai facts
OF the case are stated by officer Of tho comny VINO
was ut the wells al the time OF the seizure DC as io
lows The wells werc seized by the shcrn'h oehai OF
the Internal Revenue service, at the insS"on o. 'ne
United States Company, and no claim maue upon
tho latter for non payment Of taxy Inc SEIZURE
was made on account OF frauds by oer parnos 'nser
cs,cd in the wells, and the examnah OF inc circum-
stapces lhus la nss developed fat axenss shs CON-
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RIcE was quiet and unchanged We learned of no
further transactions
srEARrxs was fairly active and firm; we note sales OF
1000 lbs, al c 264c also % 600 IDS grease ut
l3lsc. l5Lc.
suasR-hore inquiry noticeable and prices ruled
somewhat steader, without material change. The sales
were confined 10 20 hhds. Cuba Muscoyado at l3zsc
refined rather nrmer, but not quotably higher.
TALLoY.-rhe market was hfiner, under an improved
demand The sales comprised $50 600 los, at l4l4c
1870.
ToBAcco--ReecipL, 81 hhds. and 5i4 pkgs The mar
kct continued dull but prices were nomnay unchanged
We heard Of no special sales.
WHISKY Receipts PIG bbls No sales OF moment;
prices were nnmnay shade IN buyer favor, the mar
ket closing heavy at 81 43 ~ II.
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pany well the revenue An Official statement to
this effect viii be published by the company in day
two.
tive the Pacific Railroad bonds as security for national
bank notes to the extent eighty per cent which
referred few days ago, conveyed in the following
letter to firm here:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Nov 8, 1865.
GESrIExEv-l am instructed by the Comptroller to
inform yoa that Pacific Railroad bonds issaed by the
United States VIII be received security for circu-
issued upon deposit Ut such bonds rate OF eighty
per cent OF their par value Very respectfully
ii. r. HuRLBuRD, Deputy Comptroller.
Messrs. FISK a HAIca, New York.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided
that deed OF conveyance from State bank association
10 national bank Is subject TO stamp duty as in
Of conveyance of real from owner to another
Heretofore this stamp has been deemed necessary
the parties being of the opinion that the transfer Of
properly from State bank a national bank into
change Of ownership The Commissioner decides that
such a transaction ID a change Of ownership
A convention was held at jackson, Michigan, on the
3st ul for the purpose Of promoting the extension of
the Grand Trunk Railway via thar city 10 Chicago
Articles Of association were drawn up and commissioners
appointed TO solicit subscriptions the stock the pro-
posed company the capital of So coo 000 The length
of the road to be built is estimated two hundred and
eighteen miles.
The following table shows the quotations OF the leading
shares at the noon session Of the Stock Exchange the
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sATAr SHOOTING CAsuir,r-on Sunday the l2th inst ,
hben Hcckcnbcrges started for staten Island a
,''oting excursion and while getting over fence
The ISLAND biz fowlDg piece exploded The charge taking
eu"c in hrs lett hand, SCATTERING IL badly. Heeken-
CACHED hug home, No. lis Seventh street. where
tonn gore and died yesterday morning. Coroner
ootaann~ s nqnes' on the body, and vcrd ct 10
s.asen -" " FAC was rendered By the iurv. Dc.
SaSu YEAR Ct age anda ua,lte VI Ger
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

VI.
AsHKsReccipts "a bbls. The market continued quiet;
but with low stock holders very firm so % for
pots No stock OF pearls.
Recommendations rs, 0s4 bbs -four, 434 do and
3,13i bags meal 81 42 bushels wheat; 81 364 do.
corn - 1872 do oats, 7776 do rye, 800 do malt, and
IS 025 do. borcy The market for State and Western
-four dull, and prices DC l0c. lower for all
grades The sales 1000 bbls, at revised sub.
joined quotations. Southern flour dull and lower,
with sales 400 bbs Canada -four fully Sc l0c.
lower, with very moderate inquiry; the Gales
about 200 bbls Rye flour steady but inactive Corn
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NIfscellaneOus.

indebted the purser OF the steamship weybosee
for late Savannah papers.
Sc,iR srRApH lately ashore Mer's place. Long Tslanc
sound has got of and taken 10 Port Jefferson
much damaged.
scuR HoxE lately capsized upon Fire Island Bar has
picked up ut sea of Fire Island.
scuR AsHoRxA large schr, apparently coal laden,
ashore on the Old Hnrbor Chatham night
II not got Oft before the wind blows fresh, she vii
probably 60 10 pieces.
scuR was seen capsized miles Oh Absccom Light
Ing wSW. with manmast and jbboom orcnast stand
Ing. full Of water.
1HE CuLLrASwAILAH OF1ahcrty, from Quebcc..,d a.
Cork struck sunken reef OF rock nc. Wreck 81. 80
AN 9th inst where she remained "A 1)ucbec IN 1851
The following Boston. rsoeipSis sa,imo e1
arbors Of NsM and Orleans al bs latest accounts
Savannah y tnass ports.-
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FI.tiGHrs web Quiet. The engagements wcrc;-Io
Liverpool 900 bushels wheat, 64di 100 bales cotton,
"a. TO London 100 tons oil coke, Us. Cd. To Glas.
gov, p, 900 bushes wheat and com, 5s per quarter
The charters are "A schooner, DO bbls., to Corpus
Christi 81 900; British schooner, 20 ~ George n r.,
-four 25c and &C. gold, ana back timber 80 so per
NJ. brig, ~ AIgoa Bay G. g. II. an Oldcn brig, 10 Rio
Jaieiro; a bark. 3s1 tops 70 Havana and a brig, to
Matanzas, on private teris.
Hoie.-.Rcccpts, IS bses The market was steady,
with fair demand for consumption. The sales were
about 1876 bales az 10c Csc Tor old crop and 35c
M,LAssEs was without noticeable change prices re-
ma.fing firm, with only Indicate demand for con-
Sumption.
Observation-Disclosures. none. The market was dull,
heavy and lower for both crude and refined The sales
we're about . 500 bbls at 3sc )9 A. Tor crude and Gle
4 62tkc. FOR refined In bond.
n PRovIsIoNs.Recelp,s, Sal bbls pork 16S packages
beef 80 do cut meats 1877 do lard 923 do butter and
02 do. cheese The demand for polk less active and
prices ruled shade Iower-mtss closing heavy At
s32 62 cash. The sales for Immediate delivery
comprised $500 bbls. Mt $50 02 $50 81
for NESS and S27 so s2s for prime moss; 600
bbs sold for the latter part Of this month and all
OF December, sellers and buyers option at $S2 20
s33 rs. We note sales Of 1000 bs new mess, for De-
cembcr and January delivery, sellcrs' and buy.
ers' option, part, II not all, at $3i 20
$50 co. The demand for beef fair AM prices were
very firm. The sales 900 hbIs, ~ VII sis LOT
plain mess, aud $14 ST. for extra mess beef hams
continued In demand with sales Of 25o Dds western ~
$42 $42 90 Bacon again IN iair dcmani ., sght
short rib mIddles mostly for December and hnuary de-
hyery and All on private terms Cut mcatswere mac.
tive The sales were about 100 packages, a l5lsc a
I6sc for shoulders and 100 &c for hams Lard was
Hrmor with sales OF GOO bbs. at &c a2sAc Butter
and cheese without SPECIAL alteration In apJrpsct
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The demand for wheat continued inactive, and prices
again ruled in buyers favor TO the extent Of 1c per
bushcl, closing heavy at the decline The sales were
about 20 600 bushels mostly amber Milwaukee and State
at II So 81 SO for the former and 81 81 SO AZ for the
latter Tho corn market Hrmcr at the openiEg hut
closet heavy and dull with the advance lost the sales
60 900 bushels at 92c Doc. for unsound 96c.
97c for sound mixed Western and csc. 99c for high
mixed, nearly yellow. The transactions la oats were
limited aud prices dropping the sales at 46c
a Gle fer unsound and 60c. &c. for sound Rye
Arm VIC note salcs 500 bushels Canadian, part II A..
all, att 500 Malt was dull, but prices were nQIisheis
UNCHANGED. Barley quiet, with sales 10 o.
at VI % fer Canada West and 81 90 fcry We heard OF
COFFEE Vas rmer under m2 Of buyers being some
no Ir.ner asgo ses rasssfons OF holders yrices,
wiz unu'l wy a' s her
were nolnnsNyys iipts 6,4s6 bales. The dep,nd was
u,ive, and prices, though without important
unnre wer, something easier The Sale were ABOUT
1000 bales The market closing with MIRO buyers than
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MILITARY Affairs In Nebraska.

Brcvet Major General Frank Wheaton, commanding
the District q Nebraska, removed biz headquarters from
Fort Laramie TO Omaha, Nebraska seven hundred miles
distant on the 7th inst
The Cheyenne Indians have been occasionally dong
come mischief the Overland road bit as they have
invariably been pursued aud punished they VIII doubt
less soon be brought 20 terms that the forces 81
General Wheaton are better disposed 10 aitack and pnr
them.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 LES. PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT
MACPHERSON AND DONALD SMITH
Late style Smith Brother)
New York,
Brewers of
Fine PALE ALES, PORTER and EXTRA S'oois
for city and Southern
These Ales, Porter and Stout OF ssp9rot quatys
brcwed with great peasant nutrtse anu s1cns'neh
ing. and can De- relied on for purity. -., -, a.. -
Brewery West Eighteenth street. between 1'n anu ON avs
TnUoRcrs LEGALLY PRocsRED WITHOUT PuB-
~ lciy.Other good prfecuieo ~" ~ "o
vance. Advice free. INV -,
v>rvoRcps pprvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
sub ect as 10 this other States DEGREES legally OBJ
tanned. +. f. KING, Counsellor at LAW oao broanway.
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Notice 60 Mariners.

WIS GRFECI
VICTORIA. ut CAsrrLJ,AMAnr Oct 10. 1865
following remarks communicated 10 hy Captain
Mnnse az n ship Hydra, relative 10 the navigation
The we OF Greece and tse onian Islands, ~ connu
nicated for general information. ROBERT SMART
Vice Admiral s,d Commando r. N. Chief
crpp,oSrA-On the south SIDE Of this island between
Cane saint Pclaaa and the small sv Saint IIilea seye
raj dan yerous rocky exist w and ~ feet water
ON hc they arc steep 70 inc southvrd deepening sud
denly D. and fnthoins
pRoT, is,ANDThe passage between thi island and the
main greatly narrowed by rocky and saniy reef exlcnd
inc fro,. low point which the village OF Yarahopois
has been built terminating in patch Of five fshos be.
tween this and the island there IL deep water.
NAvApiNo-On the southeast side OF the Bay aud umedi
aey opposite the town IL foot patch exists on the eyc OF
arocky plateau which extends TO the north parallel @ the
shore; Is not than 10 feet IN diameter and has tg
fahons tie outer edge Vessels should keep the chrc
south of the town well open 10 the west OF the easternmos
trees In the square.
from the northeast Point OF his Island ROCKY
patch Of faihoms extends az cables narrowing and
derIng this channel difficult for large ships nj night No
Leading marks yet be given as requires more minute
exafunat0n.,
WRECK orr rpE NORTH PORTLAND.
TRINITY H0usE, LONDON, Oct 28 1855.
Notice Us hereby given that green buoy marked with the
word rect has laid IA fath0ms East Of vessel
sunk about q mile. of the North Foreland. :.
The lies W 10 fnth0ns NJ low water spring tides with
the following marks and compass bearings. ~
Peters church the west end " tie trees VI Rcddne
street, Sw Nv.
NaIgaie new church, WSWb
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Died.

Died.
Glsss-On Sunday night, November 10, OF Group,
JoiiN GI-sss son OF John and Margaret Glass.
Notice Of funeral in tomonow's paper.
Flr qher De1tks Sec Nccond dLsi Iaird Pdlss.l
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TTIGGINs' SIXTH AVENUE
ii MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
coSrrSt-A noN OF OUR GREAT SALE OF
rRrwMEs BONNETs AT $40 sl2 AND $lo.
TRIMMED BUSSETS AT So $I2 AND SIC.

During last week the demand for these Bonns.s VIZ ss 10
ner cent cheaper the goods be W.
broadway Extra hands have been empur SSssortmcnt az
,vorL over hours order TO get mornsoS sni
these Inv priced Bcnne,s; and Q"
''e EExSTkSSIVE VARIETY These sonp,s, Of bnca .,d
ranging pses from price aud descrp,iGs; Un
coloed Ncssu Bonnes; Black Grape ard Mourn
cut Velvet syein, Dress and Bridal Bonncts; Travelling
ing B?nHhge Bonnc. We invite our citizens and the pubic
ntn,sfaily 70 visit ........-,u
s'"F MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
,sxamine stock and prices and IT. ON inspection,
tsey do not admit thai our goods class and at least
81 Der cent less than the goods be bought for
Broadway false and our bukiDcs5
failure.
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S HiPPIN G NE w S

Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Maa forwarded by every steamer In the Iegnlr lines
The steamers Liverpool call nj Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call Mt Londonderry. The
steamers from Continent call at Southampton
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The aggregate value of the imports, other than dry
goods and specie, at this port during the ending
November II So 49l O05 The imports OF the
week compare folows:1-
Week Eadg Dc. 20 Nor. . Nos Q. Me- 10.
Dry goods 1877 226 50 O15 405 s. III 500 81 BIC 72O
Gen'i mdse. IssG,1I4 3,B59733 3,4o2 s53 3,49l Oo5
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,Ay,pu a SON 100 STRAND. TWO DOORS WEST or
KSowcrsct House London invite the attention Of gentle
mes their Overcoas for the season. every
new Material and OF most fashionable STYLE altogether
superfr 10 poor article SO much lately IN use Holy
lands rsnowned Beaufort Goats at the original prices
Winter Trousers great variety Novelties for winter
Vest
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MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
,ss SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR TENTH STREET.

N B--Just received from auction, large quantity go
cartons) Of coiorcd Velvet Ribbons, Including a widths
oya and shades which offer % per cent below their
yaue. aso full line Of Black Velvet Ribbons, AZ Importers
prices. prcss""~' NJ s. HIGGINS
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TRIMMED DERBIEs AND TURBANs,
TRIMMED DEkBtES AND TURBANS,

OF French and domestic manufacture including all the
shapes styles designs and material for ladies' misses aud
infants ia al sizes, ~ al prices Of every color,
PROM 80 TO SIC
We invite parents and guardians 10 examine these. You
will positively % per cent besides the bother ami
fatigue III shopping Ladies' living at n distance rRI
send their orders by mail for any arucle In line
enclosed for the price, with tho size
measurement OF head, and such particular color
style. 6c., may enable 10 understand your exact
taste requirements win insure you within reasonable
space time, -
IA muo, care and Judgment will be used In the se'ecor
goods though the parties on the spot. We
guarantee complete satisfaction and fec. certain that once
favored With your order viii command your future
tronagc $50 $25 viii purchase most ayish Bonnet Sl5
or al an elegant Jockey When number OF BoLnets
Jockeys ed by party reduction III the price OF
each Will be made. ...-,.....
Goods expressed TO all parts Of the United States cofecl
bic on delivery. -
STRANGERS GUIDE
Take the cara from the House or Canal street tell
the let at Tenth street me oprietr
employees Of any Of the hotels WIN de's e"uhuy ioks
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Country merchants mlners and dealers reqsring Bon
nets Millinery Goods of description, ethsr by whole
retail should not fail TO visit our before
making their selections We guarantee saving nj leas
Is per besides the important advantage d having
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY
20 choose from. southern orders, by mail otherwise
licted and despatched with great pfomptude