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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04
REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OLYMPIA, w. T., May 20, 1870.
rn<y %EACIy Arr DY INN Il .ltf

HON. MASHALL BLINN: a t+a
Sir-ln reply to your request to be al
lowed to speak at Mr.. Gar6elde's meeting
at Seattle ON Tuesday next. the Republi-
can Executive Committee beg leave to state.
that the character of your speeches in the
present canvass against Mr.. Gar6elde com.
pels the Committee to decline to comply
with your request. }S'
In addition to this, you cannot have for
gotten that you refused to allow any friend
of Mr.. Garfelde to speak at the meetings
held by you during the past two weeks.
BY order of the Committee.
Very respectfully. your obt. servt.,
P. D. MOORE,
Sec'y Rep. Ex. Committee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

~ Seed coffee isbh bhsias lntve NJ
into 70. Angeles eopatJ, fspM ahea -
vlch Islands. s,eg.ssssai .fss,,.ss s,s,,gs ~ 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04
a PROSPECT FOR OvERwoRKED

A PROSPECT FOR OvERwoRKED
UousEKEEPERs.-It is said that elec-
tro-magnelism is now applied in
England us the motive power for a
sewing machine, with entire success.
The expense of keeping Il small bat
terry in action is but tritlirg, and We
see no reason why such source of
power should not be variously ap-
piled in households. Its admitted
that women are injured by working
the scwing-macl,inc; aud it would
relieve them all and save the health
of many if it conld come into gener-
al use. Nor do we see any reason
why the same power should not be
applied to other branches of house
hold work to washing-machines and
manyles; dumb-waiters aud eleva-
tors; cradles, baby.jumpers and
child's carriages. Here is wide field
for the ingenuity ofour manufactur-
ers; and they may be sure that a
source of power SO perfectly neat rs
this, so tree from, unpleasant heat and
noise, and so easily and safely dire:-
ted to any work required oft, needs
only to become familiar III order to
find favor with all men aud women.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

~ Harpet's Fsrfy' Is = eAtSss !
,'a,s .'a;sties rhss .aS NJ! Ssssf .sss! n
sss f'F ~ ri seg Vi bastssasf hssAtssI, u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

SALT RISING BaEAp.--In the morning.
while getting breakfast. set y,ur rising
for TIE days baking as follows: Put into
u two quart pitch.r one pint and "A half of
h,t wAtef, y very sm,l tcaspoon-sull Of
salcra,u, aud not quite 50 much salt, and
twice the quantity Of ginger a. salcra'us.
Let this stand until luke warm, and then
stir in t!our enough to th;chen quite thick !;
sat the pitcher IN water heated as ho. as
yru can hc,r your hands in; kcc, the
water abou. tie same Temperature till the
rising is ready to ruin over the top of the
pitcher. tIcr make the bread thus: Sit
into your bread pan the qu,n,i'y of -four
that you intend bAki.g, mike Il hole in
the middle nf the -four pour in yonr ris
in. then al IN TX warm water enough to
mike all your ipnr ,ntn Il still doa2h; !;
grease Your hakin. tins. divide the luup
OF dou IA n'o loavc,. knc I'll them ill u,
SIN o,h a' class. grease the top Of the loaf
with lit;la bl'tcr anl set in II warm
rilc, to r,~r More hest i, required to
r,i.e this kinl nf brrld than hop.vc,>t
bread hu; h., wool WI bake il. mike
my brcal in This msnncr often for two
wears. with ". NV r'Sin. once failing in
coming -. Ger GumrDtown 7Mgyuph.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

n.ay" On the - OF March. 1859 Mr.
.Juhns N (Hcm J, of Cali!orri.. move u
Al pension of the rules to enable him to
present ,hc following rcsolui"n
R-soirtd That in passing the rcso'u
tinn for the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution ofihc United States, this
House never in'cn}cl that Chinese cr
Mon.olans should bc:oma voters.
In Offering his motion, Mr.. johnson
states that he meant it as II test question
and with that statement before them the
members voted as follows: yras, ~ nays,
1oG; not roting, 4s. The motion to sns
pend the rules was therefore lost, and the
resolution was killed. This WAS done by
almost, If not quite, n strict party vote.
Does that indicate that the word "whitc"
will long rcuain in the naturalization law !:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

p. Umbrellas with windows. are the
latest invention. F4FF'A ~ "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-04

u Partisan gourmonds ats. 2,735
horses last year. A.. .,..f,,,.3
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
Nav 2S. 1870.

REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
May %, 1870.
Hon. J. d. MIx-Sir: Your com.
munication Of the 9th inst, ad.
dressed to Hon. S. Gurtielde, has
been referred TO the Republican Ex-
ccutive Committee for reply. The
Committee, after Il full consideration
tion Of the subject, has come to the
conclusion that Mr.. Garhelde, I,av-
ing been detained by his public du.
ties ut Washington until Il very late
day il the canvass, aud rs only one
week remains before the election,
and as you have fully canvassed
nearly all the places on the Sound
at whic', Mr.. Gartielde PROPOSES to
speak, it wouId not be justice to Mr..
Gariirlde to allow Il joint discussion,
alternating the ope"ing.and closing
hour. The Committee have no OBJ.
lection to your speaking at any or
all of Mr.. Garfielde's meetings after
he has concluded, yon occupying
such time as y;,u may think proper.
By order of the Committee, ..
p. d. Moons, Sec.
Free men Of Washington Terrific
ry, VIC know yon are in favor Of fair
play. Will you endorse a man who
has deserted his post at Washington,
and denies to his opponent the right
to fair discussion, aud who hopes,
in this way to cover up his political
rascatities 4
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thousand dollars, and employs on an aver.
age two hundred and fifty hands. There
are usually five hundred people dependent
upon the operation Of furnace for subsist-
ence. n.
To operate furnace properly requires
constant and uuremitting labor, and that
cannot be done without desecrating the
Sabbath. It is represented here that it is
possible to keep furnace in operation
without " breaking the Lords day." but
the possibility is not put to a severe test.
The moral sense of the pigiroDist is op.
posed to Sunday labor. They don't ap-
prove Of it at all, but somehow or other
the furnaces send up their everlasting
snorc aud blaze, and men move about
there with shade less energy Of manner,
perhaps, than OH any other day of the
week. The pisirouists go to church,
every one Of them, and, Of course, do not
even think Of iron while there; but the
big snore is heard like mighty diapason,
blending with the swell Of the organ, and
the worshpper catches glmpses of the
big blaze through the high reaching win.
dows Of the church but what Of that !?
he shuts these things out Of the miud and
tries to feel that it is Sabbath.
In hot blast furnace it takes two and
three-iourths tons of orc to make ton Of
iron. The iron produced by the cold
blast furnaces is as nearly pure as can be
made, and as already shown, commands
the highest price. Charcoal only is used
in the cold blast iurnaees-thus far two
hundred bushels to the ton of iron. Stone
coal, eighty bushels to the ton, hot blast,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

Transactions in city bank stocks we've limited, but
prices were firm and In advance Of former rates.
In State bonds operations continue large, although
Tennessee because Of dispatch from NASHVILLE that
the Legislature had passed bin to reduce the rate OF
tax, while unfavorable reports of irregularities were
mentioned the street IN the issue Of ihe bonds Ten
nessee will learn thatit will be cheaper TO pay and to
punish irregularities" # they east. North Carolnas
were the report OF proposition 10 sell out the
interest OF the State in all railroads. and reduce the
State debt and that the Controller had called npon all
railroad companies to return all special tax bonds not
disposed Of
The following are the sales of State bonds at the First
Board on the dates gseu and at the Second Board this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Il THE POTATO DISEASE HEREDITARY "A
correspondent OF an English journal of horticulture says
he PLANTED In 1865 pink kidney potatoes OF late
heeping kind called Yorkshire kidneys. They produced
much haum, and are little gwen 10 use"Se rue Clup
Was diseased He selected from the diseased POTATOES
twelve of the very wOrstso bad SO rotten as scaiccB
10 have any Vitalitv-and planted thcm IN MARCEL lo
on niece OF moor ground without any manure. The re
on ~. y, 1,,ife eond and Is diseased In 1867
he planted the diseased potatoes and few souhd ones
sufficient TO make long row INC result was sC S;
R the diseased and small notaoes the result was gSo9
crop, and disease on the 2st OF April loog ne 9Yht
the potatoes leiaDOut NAN bushei Anu VOul ho
6nd a trace Of disease.
New MoDE OF SETTING BoTLEEs.-Some OF
the boilers in Sheffield, England, have been set upon
new plan. 1t consists OF arrangement OF IRE cray
plates by which the gases thoroughly intermNed az
four successive stages m Their progress of t6e
and thrown i'm thin streams against the surface 81 w
boiler The capacity OF the tue 10 not cchtf9'iSu
no part Of the gases escape this repeater t ,
contain is SO nearly absorbed by the iron OF inc D,
that series careful tests show an aVelSgo n
mnous coal used Tie Improvement can De appleu 70
any ordinary boiler without resetlhg IT. anu w ~
cay plates be furnished at so mOderato 0o9t '"'
the expense IS soon repaid by the saving ol lue"
CuLoRAL.-This compound has been sub
Iected TO numerous experiments in France since the hst
announcement that it possessed an@stheuc properties
IL formed ~ the action Of perfectly dry ehoIne gas
nnon pure alcohol The hydrogen atoms liberated are
contains atoms Of carbon three OF chorne ana one
OF oxygen In short time II rndergoes spontaneous
change but It's hydratc is crystalline solid IL has
been successfully administered to persons suffering ron
nervous irrltablhty, Weakness ana WaktIuheSSs. N
liar care says LAS therapcutcal agent, hydrate OF
chlod the sedatve Of violent pain IN CONT OF thS ao
cious suerings OccasOncd by nephrtc collie and denl
carries word, IL is the very best OF anaIhetcs a
mnisered through the stomach Lastly II Is ihe quoh
and most efcaciOus remedy IN intense cAoISa WIZ
is required to abae speedily condition OF restesshesr
which is in itself peru to the lie OF the pauent.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. .,,,,,,
". DELAWARE LACEAWAShA, AND WESTERN RAiLRoA'


p,po,lp York and foot OF Christopher ST.
wiNIRR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. Nov ~ 1907
s,s MAIL TRAIS connecting DenyUc with Booutol BaHa
Al Dov,r with Chester Bfauch Waterloo sh sussex X X io Az
dover and Neso1 Warrington Hih The D. H. aEt W X X 9I
and Great Bend ara M ponu on we A
a.,uus Boomaburz and DeaSars And Hudson H. KOS ~
Hs1 TO- LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. hsTAit i',rt
NasL Phi lshu ana honi e'
r,.s a. ip.hurg Bel Del X r. for belydere 90 uu
Fs.on v Bethlehem A!sa!oSu, hAaea CuA1A' Aai
Wi.kc.barrs 81, n.... .,t, cA.s., X Il
and q Waterloo With Sussex T. X a.. ...,i,.,
ga, M and go SUBMIT snt inemsdlite s'ston, "a
$50 s. $50 AMI " 30 iui - 80 - 81 '' wv
and u45n m 10 SOUTH ORANGE anI uerntl, te saohs
~ 20 .,l 20 D ~ TO MORRlsIoMS aud intern'ial'
stations. ....u.....,,.. -vpvvsS
SvW6RK at65o $3.50 $3.50 l0:2o u. 1890 ll:n
p AZ $50 $40 $50, 4 $40, 5 $40 $40 to b'V I' s'0V
AID llt5 p -, - - ,oNrCr AIR =, s.zo II. - ? 40 !,
sad 6;lO p ,-. 1..,. . 80 nm ''l" 'uP'''
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IN Railroad bonds prices are maintained and transac
tons active without any seeming reference 10 the price
gold these securities held to be good because
the development of our agricultural, mining and
manufacturing interests IN AL paris OF the country and
especially at the West and south.
The effect upon the stoeL market Ny The fan IN gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

scarcely percepble and shows the confidence capital
lists and operators have in our leading railwavs 81,
that the stock market is now independent OF m. s
a,iye price Of gold, and that hereafter but NM !,
regard viii be had to the quotations In the Col,
the New-York Stock Exchange The FOLLOWING o~
sons in the sale Of stocks VIII show how they
up while gold has been going down: lave '''v"
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Tho following the result OF ne business at INC U

Gold opened at 10 a. m in the Gold Exchange at l7l
1896 it sold at llG ut 1903, 1CI at 1910. lldi 1896,
ll6! at 1903, llC! at 1884, lG; 1885, ljs lli l6; 300,
ll5. 2O lG 2i5 lJL; 1850, ZIG; and closed at p at
llj and quoted at $50 at 1l53 Spectators in the
Gold Room who bOug ht for a rise have been badly dam
aged thus far but strong hopes OF turn upward may
keep them operating. We do not see much com
fort Tor them. The transactions OF the Gold EN
change Bank were follows eiearings. SC329i.0OO ;
Gold balances s. S22 3O5 25 Currency balances. $500
80 &C. Holders Of gold paid from to per cent for car
rying balances over.
The following comparative sales Of Government bonds
will show the condition OF the market Ut the dates Civ en-
and exhibits great strength in our public securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
DOLlTICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.


"E.,,s designed to sueAte Of POLITICAL EC0No.
M While serving 70 explain defend the Policy PROIECONIO
INDUSTRY system Of National Cooperation or TIE Eva'
HORACE GREELEY" have just been issued 10 sea'
limo volume pages work comprises the tssnifouT papers
CD Political Economy published weekly TINS TRIBUNE last Summer
9Th such additions ard smendatoss 40 were suggested By
she author 10 yog tG issue, and most eopon' ana
,boroarh Au.ea IudI It the Memory Of Henry Clay
fairly and tsuy The assumption and afsn
obs alss Of PTss Trade hsr latest AID most spscOa'
aspects.
The sghc us the merit Of sr'pPsg With the Pfs
Traders their ground Weetng their points they have
chosen present them vii FAR be has scces!ed be
ss @ that b, has sTaded the positions On which
thsy choose . ibsr ease
This n not large Il TO embolJ al that 10
sso.u or r,zi otis subject Though pot exclusively
GvoteI ag1net Protection regards the maintenance
and symlneids Development HoGe ludasfT By AL
jn.ineut to G. levied Imports the cornerstone
ofst viug Of TIE Economic ornament
Adler works o. the subject doubtless been written The aim Of '
L,s btsu to simplify gte., truths and comeBd ten By Of
pertinent facts, apey Of honey illustrations 10 toe general
.'@ CONTENTS:
I.LABOR-PRODCCnOM
H. CONGRATULATIONS
III Observation-Disclosures PROP.
EBTY
" RONEY-TIE BALANCE OF TRADE
Y..PAPER ONEl-INTEGEsT-USuRY
yI..SLAyERY-HIRED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TON
TH.NOSoPOLY LAW or PRICEs-EFFECT DUTIES
on COST.
vHI.AGRCVLTCRE As AFFECTED BY PR0TBCTION-NIk"s
or TIiB FATHERS.
u.THE sriTE-IrS LEGITIMATE sPHERE-PoWERs AND
DUTIEs-FRER Trade AXIOaS Considered
x.PKOTBCTIOE FOB AGRICULTURE
XL.NASUPACTURES AND THBIR NEEDS
II..THB LABOREG CLASS-IIS RIGHTS, INTERESTS,
DUTIES AND NEEDS
XII. THE INTEREST OF COSsUMFRs-IRON
XIV. PROTECTION iLLUsTRATED-sUGlR.
~. THE BARHOKY OF ISTEREsrs-TnR SUGAR INDUS
TRY or FRANCE ISylGORATING OTHER IsDUs-
TRfBs-BEET SUGAR on ITS TRIUNPHAL MARCH
wi AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING, SHIPPING AID FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII CREDIT-ITs USES AND BBUsgs-F0REIGX IEDEBT-
IDEgss-OUR NATIONAL DIET
AVTII. WHAT HAS BEEN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL b.
xrx. TAXATION DIRECT AND IEDlRECE
H. COMPILATION
a1I. WOOL AND woOLESs
xxH. IMMIGRATION.
xxfU sPxcIyIC-AD vILOREk-kISnUN
Hxiy, .eOScLUsIoMA
NAUTICAL APPENDIX
p, al, a TBR TRIBUNE oyFIcR Pno 81 SO. Bent b,
sail. DsstDste ssJss'ps IbD's
s"'~ THE TRIBUNE.
kRwy0RE
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SATURDAY, Feb. 25-P. "
There was no such thing as forcing gold up
in the market to-day. No reports Of the decrease
Of the public debt in the next statement OF
four to five millions, and that Mr. Boutwell, would sell 10
short time from six TO eight millions Of sold, had any
influence upon the fprce. Gold Is evidently
doomed. IL IS not wanted for Shipment
abroad nor for use ,at home, and there
is no reason why the price should be kept up There Is
large amount OF it in the market, and when not drawing
interest il Is an expensive luxury TO keep IL is remark
able fact that the fall in gold has had but very little e
feet upon the price OF Government bonds and upon the
bond and stock market generally On the 9th inst gold
sold at 9 and the 52Os Of 1881 at l7 To-day gold sold
az lZ and the Os OF 1881 at H. thus showing that gold
has fallen - per cent and the 5os only per cent during
the week On the 19tb Tennessee Is coupon, sold at
56I; Virginia 6s ex coupon, at CO.. aud to-day the his1
sold at 5 and the second G These State bonds nave
not been depressed by gold. In Railroad stocks, n
Central and Hudson on the l9th sold at 9i! Reading
% . and Lake Shore at S7z To-day these stocks sold
al 9I at GA and 81 1t would that the stock market
was about 10 cut loose from the Gold Exchange. and
leave "bulls" and clears" there 10 operate alone.
II IS quite evident from the abundance OF money
now seeking for safe investments in the leading
markets of Europe that bonds preferred TO Our
gold and the fact as recently stated in leading English
paper hat we were paying debt had given increased
confidence to American securities" The states should at
once put all their bonds and stocks gold basis, ana
nav All their interest hereafter I'm gold then all our secur
ties would have the character OF undOubted credit
and We could obtain loans abroad at the lowest possible
rates OF interest Dishonesty the appearance Of
II. is ever expensive.
The Bank statement compares follows with the week
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SAILS AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGY.-TIR5r CALL
10f O'CLOCK A. NJ


900 f. ~ 505Oo sos I0W Cop..''l1
1880 so CoU 63 10000 Os COa tL.''''i (!
25OCO.
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

Sip Sip: i''''-''' -
s:3J m Mail train Tor Greenpot 49,. r.. 49,,
Eoftupor-
30 m Rrerhssd Bryres Trs'a. 49,, u.,--.. -,
D. NJ ROsyH Glen tOTa Locust FAAei' hu1"Ds''H A9'
N0rihpo-
s.r6n A.. fot North Isih
Al tain. connec. al Brsarh ~ Henr'sai a. 9,
sunday . Rosyn Glen Cove Locust ae' huntington anl
korthPOr leave Hunters FV-'- H. 'N D. BARToN supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

OWNS CHARLES HkAfD 20, Wi 'IahutL
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
EVERYTHING REDUCED.
A magnificent assortment OF
Hamburg Elgucs and Insertions.
Madeira or Gupure BaBds for Pque Dresses
600 wards Real Italian Val El-ipg, he T'r ysri
Real Point Point Applique, Naeuoeuues Lscesi 'O"As
Sets Coifeurs BaTbes, &c
Black Thread, GHipure, aud French LAccs
Also Just opened. choice lot OF
Llama Lace Jackets aud Ssc11e'.
KID Gloves splendid quallg. i1 All conrs. = Per pau -,
BENNETT WILLIAMS, Ii3 Broadsay.
GARDNER BREWER & Co, ,
~ FEDERAL STREET
LEONARD SIRkEH.........
2t CHESTNUT STREET. ......PhlLADELfhiA
AGENTS FOR TIE
s.;.,,nr,s Min. Iauclou Manufacturing Co.
Hamilton WOODEN Co.. Nsnaske Mlis
MIME. DEMOREST's GRAND OPENING OF
IVA NOVELTIES FOX THE SPRING FASHIONS fok lA0,hSS
AND CHILDREN'S DRESS, SIS BROADhAl' oh iOhoN"''
MARCH l. CLOSED TODAY.
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NETWORK AND NEW-IIAYEN RAIL


~ WINTER AERANGRMkhT.
COMMENCING NOF. p. 1850
P,r.pzsr station kssiok Of Twenty ieveaiAst .h
1850 foilh ave. kuifanee on TvcutyssIsubsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEN.YOBk,
FOR SewHsren sld BtiikspUt hI) ll:O M l13 LEI 3;
o. tEID }, a.fJ. t;3o $40 and 3 (kT D. N. Cd, -.
Milford Sistori Faard Southport Asi "''spor '''1 ID
a No.. J;i5, $50 and 3.Jj 2. . "a, ,,.- -, ~,
For Sorpalk. 600 s00 tRrl 900 lltO m; lij lAIl $50
IN. 3:is, $50 (EIi 500. 6.yo. sri 500 tEIl
Darsn. : ? t:7O $50 3D. 3:1J. a1l b.JJ n
stanford T. tlIl q llp M li;l9 (ET) IilS Ell
s.ls $50 tBT.l. 50 $40 6:3. lis, tkrl 0. m .
For Gresnai,h = O. II.Jy 25 j:iS f:ij 3l ~ T9 n
For Port Chester All int rehabilitation, AL lO M 9;l
sSpI,| Ma, Tar cave. E,sYOrt At Tor
Boston -...-o,,., ,c,,,,s
toT Boiioa va Springfield a H. lbI LEth slht] ~
For Boston via Shore Line. lk:l3 lBLl, 3 lErl p m
for Hartford aud SprnsssI lEIl l'l' Hhh 90 "
| 10 Hartford. p. ..
nor Conaceu Railroad tErl i25P N to hOnif''
3 p. 10. o Northampton. .. .-
FOR S,-H,7.a Loaiou .aI sans'Oa Railroad. at So
l2l5, 3. m.
burgh.
4 For augausk Railroad. Ga NJ , tkI) p N
For Dsnhury ADD RIlroad. Hl3 Ani $50 tui
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noon ''' !" ' w. JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
AT KINZEY'S.

PREPARING
SPECIE PAYMENTS
RKM6VAL
SELLING OPP
rT RFa9viE TO
NEW STORE
on NEXT BLOCK
ADo'N GREAT BARGAINS
WORKED BANDS. lsr 2oc 25c Ole, 4oc. Soc
MUSLiE MUSLIN IESERroyS Sc, e.. g., ioc, re- lse. a'e
HTSIIN FDGIyGS Sc &c Sc Toe, l2r. lic 2.c
RrFFiiyGS or ALL KINDS is. to zoe piece
LACE ASD EEEDLEWORK COLLARS ~. 70 7jG
TfS H2SRkhH HANSiBhF5FkGEFs s ' 2o Sc
HEMSTTCH HASDKEECHlEfS, &C., lie, DE-. pc Sle
At KINZEYS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Iy THE WAY or CHEAP GOODS
CoLoRED SILK yELvErs. WOVEN BDGEs 2'e, 70 81
SILK vELivETs. ioc., 2sc.. sos Coz. s. PIECE
SILK fRSGES Asp TE5MMSGS 2s Pi a PIECE
KIM b 6HR fsI,MISds. Sc 70 7s PIECE
SINS, SATlSS, AND YELvETS CHEAP
OWING TO THE GREAT
INCREASE OF TRADE
VIZ ARB OBLIGED TO
HAVE LARGER STORE
50 As TO ACCOMMODATES
ALL OUR CUSTOMERS
CHPLAID SATIN RIBBONS Isc, TO 25e
WIDE RICH SATIN RIBBONS 2se. yard
WIDE RICH RIBBONS, Zoe. he, 2c, yard
RicH BLACK sAsHmgB0NSi soes to 60. 10.
SATIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frAhL EIhfHi J.a p.t'r'
KICH ROMAN Ribbons FOR TIES.
BARGAINS Ar OUR GLOVE CODElbk
LADIES KID GLOVES. i0c. a0c. 15c, pair.
GENTS KID GLOVES, soc, 5ae, pair.
BEFORE RBNoyAL,
LOTS OF GOODS
TO BECLOSRD
OUT VERY Low.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
BRST 200 YARDS SPOOL COTTONS D.
SPOObAND >KEIS SEWING SILKS. ic
EENT 100 YARDS MACHINE SlLkS, Zoe.
BEST ~ YARDS MACHINE SILKS, 5c
SkIkT.BRAIDS, ALL COLORS. Sc. PIECE
BEST giYARDS ALPACA BRAGDS. 4nc, .3.
BEST SNAN-BILL HOOKS AND EYES 2c. CARD.
BLSr NEEDLES. PATENT WRAPPERS, &c. paper.
BEST DIAMOND POINTED PINS. a.. paper
FINE PEARL SHIRT BUTTONS, Sc dozen.
FANCY DRESS AND CLOAK BUTTONS &c. per io1su.
ZINE HAIR NEfS. 2c, &C., a.. re
FINE jEr SkIS. 2Jc. dc. so. iGc. Zoe
FANCY SETS cl.. Sir. 7.c.. SJs. 90. set.
ANOTHER LOT ZEPHYR WORSTEDs. Hs ounce
VA. KlNEFY.
Us BROADWAY.
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