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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

The few hopeful partisans of the fallen
empire, who still believe that Prussia is to be
crushed in the pending war, base their con-
fidence now upon tho assumption that while
the German armies are wasting away with
disease before the walls of Paris, and King
William is rapidly using up his material
resources and exhausting the patience of his
people, France will be growing daily stronger
and stronger and converting the raw leyies in
the Southern departments into trained and
formidable forces But this expectation over
looks several important considerations The
resources of France are now far more heavily
taxed than those of Germany. The warllke
material which the Emperor had been collect
ing for years has in great part fallen into the
hands of the Prussians, and great deal more
of it is certain to be captured before long.
The danger of domestic disturbance and tinan-
cial embarrassment is but slight at Berlin, and
is imminent in France. With the removal of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

the blockade The commerce os Germany In
stantly revives, but the industries Of Franco
are universally PROSTATE. France still baz
men, but even if these men were soldiers. who
are their generals' And lastly, as for the new
levies, suppose the Pmssians viii not WAR ,oy
them to be drilled into efliciencyP The s;e,.
of Paris will employ only a fraction Of Won
Moltke's immense hosts, and the rest will bava
France at their mercy. We cannot helm adj
mring the gallantry Of the courageous peopls
who refuse to acknowledge themselves con-
quered; but we see no prospect Of their final
succeS9
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

At Cincinnati the Republican Fxecntjys
Committee invited "the leading cOored ci,i-
" zens to meet at the Headquartersn to ple-
sent their views in relation to the conduct
"of the campaign" They presented ono
view" which seems to us sufficiently CON-
prehensive-the "vicwn that "no cOlored
"citizen could be big fool enough to vote tho
" Democratic ticket.n They might have ed, 4
that no Democrat" should be big fool enough
to expect any colored citizen so to vote. R1s
one pecnliarity of Democratic leaders ,s
have noticed, is a bonndless faith in the eulb-
bility of mankind. We do MT see, however
why they should not have it. They ..p.
political power in this unfortunate nation E,t
years simply by bawling "Dem0cracy," wn =
they were really the arstocratic party, if IL.
be any meaning in the word arstOcrat
COlored men may prove sharper than the
dupes Of skin-deep Democracy"
There is one Democrat however
thinks that he has better record. That is
Cary of Ohio, who wants to go to Cong T..
upon the strength Of certain musty and
Abolition speeches which he made long
Considering these, Sam calls upon all COLI 2
men to vote for him but somehow they
back. Tray. the good dog before he bt
to keep bad company, got soundly beaten.
on account of his past, but of his pres
Besides, by becoming the candidate of p
which has 80 consistently and persiste
repudiated the negro, Cary, as matter
common reasoning, may be understood to
expressed regret for his former AbolI .
speeches, and to have become negropho 9
at heart, like his companions. He is MT
much consequence, but more important " Dt
"ocratsn are trying the same little game.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

The French seem to draw from the obstinate
defense of Metz and Strasbourg degree OF
encouragement for which there is no suifclen'
reason. The siege of first-class fortress Is
not the work of week. and the progress of
the operations against Strasbourg really sP-
pears to be very rapid. As for the smal@
towns, like Pfalsburg the necessity for then
reduction is not sufficiently pressing to call foi
haste (Which is costly in lives); and Metz ns
not been besieged at all. but only invested
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

The Typographical Union at ", M"o . son Of
which persistently refuses TO aun,t' nS n;s dark
Frederick Douglass on account oi ,nrohin | q
skin, has lately admitted TO nle,nD,'"p n""n h,vo
Miss Green. Now that these ge''ielnoa gnea maut
won their own consent to the ackno"lcusronU
tbot % sex is not a crime, will they grac'ouSly
recognize that color also is not an unp"r"on"-
ble offepse of Naturef
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

There is strong political argument in every
item of the curious and valuable table, pub
lished elsewhere, which compares the receipts
and expenditures of the Government for the
last eighteen months of the Democratic rule of
President johnson, and the first eighteen
months of the Republican Administration of
President Grant. And the arguments are not
lame or halting, nor are their declarations ii
any sense equivocal. While the receipts i'll
eighteen months under the present Admins
tration have increased Ss7,219,765 60 over those
of a corresponding period of Democratic mis-
rule, the expenditures have decreased
SIS, $4,000 II, thus saving to the country
$IsO,O6G, s26 81. Here is the positive proof
of present economy. 1t has cost less under
President Grant to collect, under q reduced
Tariff, 1924, ,725, ,139 81 of the customs than it
did under President johnson to collect $751;
973, ,7O8 10; while more than million dollars
represents the decrease in the cost of collect
ing, under Grant, $53,263,919 Is more of inter-
ual Revenue than under johnson. Here is the
proof positive of Honesty. The Democratic
Administration reduced the public debt during
the last eighteen months of its existence,
81 1888, AGO 81; the present Republican Admins
tration, during a like PERIOD reduced it
S1G9,542,109 60. Here is the assurance of
financial Wisdom. Economy, Honesty, Wisdom,
and Peace! Verify, the country has reasons to
be thankful for this direction
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

A Cable dispatch on Friday mentioned the
discovery of a remarkable cataract in British
Guiana, in comparison with which even Niagara
seemed to lose some of its glory. detailed
description of this great natural curiosity is
printed on our second page 1t will be seen
(s42t the telegram somewhat exaggerated its
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DIUy TRrpIrNF Mail Subscribers so per annum.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
WEEKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertisin Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 25c., SOC, 40c, 6Oc ard 81 per line.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - and 80 cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81, SS, and IS per line,
According TO position in the paper.
Terms cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk.
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\ urs,mrrte fectures, etc., CHS Gpsnins

RooTH,s THEATER.-" Rip Van Wrinkle" Joseph
jefferson -. ,,,..
rS,r-r,, AVENUE THFATER.-"M Man and Wife,
cp,Np OPERA HOUSE. Twenty-third-st and
tShth.ave-" Urela." Ksthi Lanner.
LIMA EpwINs THEATER, No. 720 Broadway
a. CsIrile or The Cracked Heart" Blak -Ky'd Suing"
NEw-YoRK STADT TTHEATER-GeIman Opera: HUI
guenOten"
NmIo's GARDEN" Hearts Ease" Lotta.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Herves Comic Opera Little
FAasL" Ms James A Oates, G. L. Fox
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Empire Clty
Rink Third ave and Sixty -thiri-st
BROOKLYN HALL Myrtle-ave and Adanis-'"
Opening Night Theo Thomas Orchestra -,
SAN FRANCIsCO MINsrRELs, No. $50 Broau""''
Songs, dances eccentric acts, etc - .rT,viv+
WoOD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.-I,A'p "A 'po;e,s, o.;
Ara and Crown Mrs Scott-Siddons At2: "GoIen
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
UPTOWN ADVERTTSEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mr. f. H. Brown has opened offices at No 81 West Thirty
eecOnd-st., junction of Broadway and SiXth-aye and
at No 20 East Eghtcenthst.. between broadway and
Fourth-ave where advertisements for THE TRIBUNE will
he received up to "a IN the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

Rome, like Paris, is besieged. But Rome,
more fortunate than Paris, has obtained an
armistice which promises to bring about the
peaceful occupation of the city by the Italian
troops and Government.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

b. asks what those journals mean who t,lA
as if Gen. Woodford might yet decline IN"
Republican nomination for Governor. "ha~
ever they may mean, they certainly do mt n'eA~
to tell the truth.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

We decline to print speculations on WHAT I've
population of our City ought to be- since We
are soon to learn and proclaim what It aetu''
ly ia
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

dimensions, but it must still be ranked "i'o"s
the chief wonders of the world.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TO ADVERTISERS.

Lack of room compelled us to omit several
advertisements ordered eighth page on Saturday
They appear this morning.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Busirtss Notlfts.

NoxrMENTs, FLOOR
P.HRY Manufsciuter snl t.t2
5ss 800 Fosrth sye steam Marble Woras ~, -, -
MODERN ELECTRICITY H. 5TtIs RarrwArIss ScIAroA
PLiEp effects v HEApACHR and IN diseases oi te
IunRAso NEURAIGh n vrs POWELL, Electricians,
Bye and Bar I67 Esst Thirty fourth ST. cor 1hlriaVe.
w1FFITR WmsON's SEWING MACnINE3, CHI .E3
eopsr Tscntv-sKthst ST. soil BY paving !. IoNn ADu
~. Bo Bb ,bout eItrs charge Machines 70 e. j. l. BILLS
PI,NIsT., ACADEMY, 116 East Twenty second
-, 6sos boars from y Send for circulars ~.
st-Omoe hO"i' A' BOEKELsAS, Director
-TpTSsFs--Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Osee sblshed yesrs). veeyst. opposite the Church
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALMER LIMBS.
ez Brosiwav n Y; Cbestuust Pha 81 Geenst Boston
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And yet would wrongly VIM

Come out from among the otbox suffers
and false counters, and notify them that you
will nevermOre vote with them till they shall
have dcsisted from carrying elections by fraud
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: ECOND LARGE AUCTION SALE

SEcoMpp ttfhtbbfSsS fJSfSsTIiS2SS n SHS!!Rk
at wUUDRIDli w. N. J. " KOHBERTz VIII ofer on
,-o %ESPS sns Sent e. ~ OciG ,S r NJ
bidder, without and on the most lbe raj
dtions VIII oh have ever been ofel cd The high. han J.
some healthy, and beautifully situated 100 BUILDING
LoIs which Gemtinsd 1nsod on Jpy 2, ls3 Thes
AND PARK Lots zach OF these lots contain a gar.
den, with the nnest fruit trees There will so be so d.,
lot. One large and cOmmodlnus house having g. feet
front. and obtaining about 20 rooms arranged with
sisng of stables, carriagch0 and cehou3e Hover
garden, orchard Sci beng very desirable for tel.
boarding house. or residence for large family. THIS
property covers ABOUT acre OF land,
Id handsome new villa, Dul In the gothic style,
with stables, carragchouse, &C., ana also arranged
with every appliance for cOniOrt ~
WUodiidg adjOins Car,sndt and Ruherfufd Park and
Is only miles from New YORK, on the New YORK aud
Hnckensack Railroad, aud is hiph and healthy stua-
ton well known TO need further accommodation
This property Ia only 4 minutes distant from tue sta
ton All the streets are opened every lo' numbered
aud ready 10 build upon. Pavona ferry 4. reached IN
30 minutes. and the Trip by Communication ticket costs
only 81 cent?, including ferry Trans every hour.
The title to tho property Il Ind lsputable.
per cent cash. and the balance 10 per cent, may re.
main on mortgage lot or 10 years on The bu ings,w
antee deed on payment OF 20 per cent cash. 20 per cent
may remain on mortgage for or 10 years No aucton
lees VIII be charged to purchasers.
Printed abstracts gratis. Maps and free tickets for
the tram leaving Payonla ferry foot Of Chambers st on
wednesday. Sept D. 1870 the day of tho sale at NJ.
can be had Of Y. Kohbertz Son 81 Wall ST. @. Tau.
Iattemer 10 sth ay u. Gfeachcn Co as West sist
st. LUNCH ON ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN.
Should the weather provo stormy. the sale will be
held on the next fair day.
n. bah the deeds from the first sale have been re.
turned from the lccoi der's office aud can pc cal cd
Tor at the office OF =. KOhBRRTZ & son.
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Rrp @coos.
.e-~4-s,.~~.- ~.--~.~eys ~JeJ~~-~~~l--~
GUGDEN g. BRADBURY,

SUeDEs q BRADBURY
81. AND ai BowERY.
ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKER ST.
SILKS, sHAwLs. SO.
BLACK GROS GRAIN AND GLACB SILKS,
tt2S TO also.
VERY HANDSOME GOODS. st IS to tl25.
ALL rug SUPERIOR MAKES, $3.50 TO s3S
ALSO.
BLACK AND CoLoRED sATINs,
LYONS MANTlLLA VELVET,
purchased before the advance and sold actually LESS
THAN IMPORTERS PRESENT GOLD PRICES.
We have also received from the peremptory auction
sales OF the past week
DRoCHE AND PAISLEY sHAwLs
OF every description. in which offer great bargains.
ALSO.
CLOTHS, CURTAIN MATERIALS.
MOURNING GOODS, &C.
~ "a ,stgs sssortment ofsgITs, ready made and
equal In taste aud anish 70 any Y this city.
we invite particular attention to the ad ittious adj
week. v D'''''' oOoD' N'''"A wiz '"''
The best Dress for the money ever re,aled In new
nIHS%Is IsSS =, SHS SiSsaiyi sSiily1s
ALSO. SILK AND Wool REPS, EfxNdLINEs,
10 all Of which we ask Com as regards qusn,y
aud price, from purchasers.
VIZ are i Offering ,6s moe, DECIDED INDUCEMENTS
HOSIERY, GLOVES. scXRTs, LADIES' AND chill
Also whiTFN Go0bs 81 eyse se SS no. Lncn.
dam",ks. napkins taoiecloths Hannes, blankets and
These goods are Of he same Importation and quality
ss s9'e pTG1 3! r 6W PPTE2I3dway de:er and
sUGDEN 4 BRADBURY.
3ll and $40 Bowcry,
door below RlegckeI
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Ytonl Nntifts.
cnPRRnIE CnIlRr.

SUPhEMECOg KT.
dermen. and Oommonalty OF tho Ciy OF New YorI
' TO THE EXTENDING or
on the crtherly and southery aide, asfeS from ~
''s' place 4 II Vii fnE 't GiffffT OF NEW YORK.
we the updcr,sned Comn;,i9ner, q e;tin, Az
notice 10 the owno or owners occupant or ge
Of Az h9gsss AID Io' and mgroyed or un improved
same. ana TO all others whom It may conGsfn to W.T.
sessnen in the abovcentiycd matter sni t6s1 All nss
sons waose interests are affected thereoy an who na,
writing. duly verified 9cc9dni 20 law JIM = y
s. Sassan Street T COON SnfS no. o. n, n' O zen q,
Sn q new on or before the I'D day OF scptsas
sseond-that the abstract Of our said Estimate and
s@s and S oSe s do se M SScs s
nsea o US N making cur report herein. haze BON do
%oTE e nc az Noy YSrs here to icSad pa asa
ihiri.T6st the limits emhrIecd by the a,,cs.m.n,
aforesaid are Is follows 70 Wit All those lots eos
and bounded o. included and coniSne wtnn St ~.
centre lines OF the following namei streets that i, 10
centre nc OF Chamber street VITA he centre n ue ,Gs
oene inc o HUDSON re To me- noe ag
street thence north westerly to the centre ns OF opo
street the centre Pn Tee .oDSs
centre ne Of sHs see ne CO 70 20
centre inc OF Rector street TO the centre line OF oS
way sS s ne ae 0s street sa s
along the centre line OF Reade street
OF Hudson street. and tnence sJuthery along the
line OF Hudson street to the point or place Of peei
ning ''e'''
Fourth-1hat our report herein will be prcse,,oa IA
the supreme Court OF the state OF New YORK al ana
cia term thereof TO be held by the Honorable Gcorve
e. Barnard, Justice, In the new Court House At lie
City Hall, IN the city OF New orK the 3ist day Of
october 1870 Mt inc opening Of the Court at DAY
and that then and there Or as soon thereafter cOlh
SAID rcnort De confirmed. Wv
Dated New YORK August 10, 1870.
JAMES n, COLEMAN,)
john SCOTT, CommI IS lone-s
WALTER ROCHE.
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1870. FALL volP,EESbbSG.s ., 1870.
49, WE WILL EXHIBIT on! NEW STYLES OF
RECEPTION, CARR AGE, DINNER, AND EVENING
DRESSES,
.,.- .. WALKING SUITS.
MISSES SUITS AND DIRE SEES,
-. -. CHlLDRFN's WALKING COATS,
.'. iSFASTs' wARDRCDEs.
LhDIEs. VELVET AND CiOTH CLohSs.
RICH III sS1A SABLE.
,,,.,,,,, .,..,.. EEMINE AND MINK FUDs.
HAVING SECURED THE sFRViCFS or Al An.
list FOR MANY YEARS DESIGNER AND DIRE. :.
MAKER FOk THE EMPRkss or RUSSIA, 8 II
PRESE STYLEs
ENTIRELY NEW,
AND NLNER LXCELLkD IN Any COUNTRY.
pihrs inNF;PETgwnloXE 81 ouR STQGK BY TIE IA:
ABOVE DATE Is kEspECrFULLY SOLICITED.
JAMES MCCREERY & co.
BROADWAY A nth ST
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SUPREME COIRT.-In the matte OF tbs appli.
- CAiipn o. the Department OF Puhiic Parks for AMI
- 5ehA,l { the Mayor, Aldermen, and COMMONLY Of
the city OF New YORK, relative to the opening VI
ELEVENTH AVENUE
From Fifly.nnlh street TO the boulevard,
IN HE CITY OF NEW YORK.


the city Of Ne" hI!S !t' SE y 'Sf opening Of
FROM f liz eifi ' 81 sew "; 99 oRK
,sS 70 @ ssq's: sgcn S1,G MAZE All pro
p ON m NE o. ruh Selns 10 VOC name
ATTY OF &c " OF New YORK hereby give notice that,
u s Ss 'i Fl ' Sud os as sSSH
ira sSi Ap c1n% i4nS being n Gre pr.
sent aud OF the act OF said 1eisiturc enl tied Al
CITY Of Yok Ind T tie Ss G ad or we
bens % se tRsy ed to nppy TO he seTsm
Court q the state Of sew YORK at SIP ciai Term
d"io justice u ho New Cou.t HoI.o at the c a
UcoSc no a. Ee acSg Of 1 ae Gou f o SHt sas S "
or a. sool te,e er as counsel clr ., heard lot ~
nienS u me a.toye.entisa matter rgat nc nsiure
SpeSes Of 1ty,a aSe5ae from yninth strset 70
the Boulevard ~ the ~ 81 H, iITS hoo.6S,.,,y
Dated New York septem6 r 10 80 '"' Wv ~ ''''"
SUPREME CorKT ,.oy and GSHa,y OF Sss
III pgRnst the New YORK Guano Company. deleu lalt.
he SSS Yo de on on the the a Jay Of S
o. and s'5 N pur,uatee OF another ludsneat 70 th,
August $50 |, James II. Coleman The Referee therein
DAN T sH?2. eG oo az the veS.nt s
sac;loom No III Broaiway IN the city OF New York,
premises described in sad judgment order-tnat Is e
ne sGa Sn SScf rV WITH III sa sea-
gular the wharyes houses hotel buildings, machinery
leges and appGrtenance' thereto apDertanag and the
reyerslon and feNtrsons, remainder aud remalndcs
rents issues, and profits thereof And a,o ali me go
tate. right tue, interest," property, possession, claim
and demand whatsoever as well IA law as IN equity q
the SAID Company and to the and every and
parcel thereof, vita the appurtenanccs
New fork, September 1870.
JAMES H. COLEMAN Referee.
HAWKINS CoTuEES, plaintiffs Attorneys
SUPREME COURT.
y In the matter oil the ample alton of the Mayor, Al
dermen ana Commonalty OF the city OF New YORK;
PACK PLACE
westerly 10 West street BY widening Robinson street.
on the noriheI ami 'outhery sdes thereof IRON Col
lege place to West street,
IL THE CRY OF NEW YORK
We, the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate ana
Assessment n the sbovetntltled matter, HEREBY eve
notice TO the owner or owners occupant or occupants
OF all y uses and lots and improved OF nniuprJyel
anus auected thereby and TO all Others whom mar
concern, to wit.
lnaI any person or persons who NAV consltor them.
sc yes agg leyci by said estimate and assessment VIII
De heard 10 opposition TO tue before rs ~ the
once of the Comm ssiOners. No. 81 Nassau sire
room No. "a. in the city OF New YORK the uuh Day
OF &c ober 1870 NJ twelve O'Clock Al. on that day and
at the same hour OF each and every week dv thtfea
ter NJ to ana incuulng the fifteenth day OF october '1
Dated New lurh, September q, $50
JAMES COLEMAN
JOHN SCOTT, COmmssOnrrs
WALTER ROCHE.
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REMOVAL.
CONTINUATION OF THR
CLEARING OUT SALE
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND GRAND st.
PREVIOUS TO
MOVING INTO OUR NEW STORE.
CORNER BROADWAY AND 10Th sT.
The goods will be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST
to save the trouble and expense Of removing them, snd
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
will DO offered TO purchasers.
New goods are being constantly received from In
coming steamers, and among those to be offered on
MONDAY. SEPT 20.
viii be line OF
BLACK CLOTH PARIS MADE CLoAKs.
recently bought at Panic Prices in Paris from 90 up
ward, which Ia not half the cost OF production.
LORD & TAYLOR,
BROADWAY. CORNER GRAND ST.
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yoarh ano souns.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let pleasant and
men and wives or s male gentlemen; acConmo ihtions
excellent unexreptons references given; terms n
70 vs. lt' West 9th ST. near Ith av
FEW respectable young men, also few Young
IN ladies Will be accommodated with good ard and
pleasant rooms, At ess West 81 h st.; terms moderate.
N terms IN small family al l2d 9Th st. Ring 80 lie l.
4 FEW gentlemen. also n few ladies can he accom-.
N modated with board single beds 81 Cnrysue st.
A FEW young men can get good board and pleas.
N ant room at Marketst.
FEW men. also, man and wife, can have board at
N tl5OANeik, At D1 Henry t.
UNFINISHED rooms TO let reasonabc.-i!5 Hud,
U son 1.-TWO doors from Leroy.
FURNISHED rooms to let. with or without GARD.
sOl /! ~, near "a ay. Inquire on hrst floor.
FURNISHED front rooms for Housekeeping 81
anton St, near Bowery.
lAENTLEMEN can he accommodated IN ard
~ ~ ls5 Alien At, up one hghi OF stairs.
TWO MECHANICS, or others, can obtain hoarJ
AMI leaSAh1 rooms, at Us west l9th ST. ID hoor'
900 list ST., between Nth and 9th avs. A tew r..
sDD = spectacle young women eau he accommodate "a
VITA ooms, with OF without board ior lew single m n
t-FULI, BOARD-A nice front room for two
p gents, tb g'rl' ~, ut "a piyson st,opposlte
Gfild
OD- WEST I7TH ST.-Go0d board pleasant
- room, single bods, all new. where only few
boaIdeS are kept also. DAY booldcrs wanted.
~ SOUTH I'D 81, .w,msburgh -Gcnlc,
n I men can he aCcOmm OdAted with good board
hghi rooms terms o per week.
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9cus, Surmslira.
EURNITlKB, ,,,.,,>,, CARPETS,
At O'FARRhiL'S. ~, 9Th Av.
tDN;kEk OF NIH 81.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY o.. mon ruLY.
n II. RICHARDSON, Successor 10
Y. Kendall q co.
W and lin ison It., cor Canal, new YORK Guy.
tuENllU ssE. CAhPETs, AND BEDDfp0
PAYaESIS WEEKLY AND MONTHLY.
TUE WORLD-RENOWNED cArpe, stltc %
Bowery, Ths greatest barga,ns eNrr on"tei vet.
EngL.h Brlssela, Lowell I'm, ersl, 3S.y, aud eIcL4u
ingram carpets RUS, mats, mAprR, SC, Oh riotiis
from ~ 70 ward. Dont fol ~ ean AZ
HlkAH ANpHNsOs'5 % Rowery.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
w Carpets furniture. beiuing. &c. priccs lower
DbALY a CUNSISGHAM,
80 "a Ry.. near 2Sth 81.
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"A pnoAsS%wAr.
vELvETs AND PLUsHEs
SIZE stF PSSSF 7rEyEIEEss &C. ' SSlou se
s shTI ttg sk ASS 'S Vii I * S Thr BIAS
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
G%G;l f!sS SgE oolo IaaS E{f9H biAoK
IIA4issSShIssS$ss CSC. y q iSg,' ,oc.
stkk IksBsaT HI Sc 81 81 s,s Sc '''''
SILK FRINoEs, 70. TO - piece
etfSks Sbtk &C. ! &C. e.
s MIPE r dASh StE &C., cc e Yard
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
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THINNING RiBBONs, a5c.. 4Oc., SOC coo. piece.
FANCY RIBBONS, &C.. iOc., i!jic l5c, sOc yard
FLOWERS AND FEATHERs.
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FANCY BIRDS WIN PLUMEs, SOC. and OOc.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
MlLLINEis SUPPLIED
AUCTION LOTS AT SMALL ADVANCE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
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Hosiery AND GLOVES
LADIES HOSIERY, .I2Hc, isc, isc,. PC. sc pair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-26
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IOAI.-s6 per ton OF 1000 lbs Stove coal del yered
y Tor Anew days only. from coal yard, lS9 Leroy st.