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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12
THE
First Mortgage Bonds
or A.
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE,
PAYING
7PER CT. in GOLD,

ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND oswEGo MIDLAND
RAiLROAn. which will be four fundred mi es IN
1 8 tot Il lepg h from new York Oswego, inc u'ing
,be Auburn branch, has l5o m1es OF Ioal aiready
connie, ed and in profitable operation on the North
ern sect"n extending nom the City OF Oswego to
sidney Plains, wnere it intersects The Albany and
Susquehapna Railroad. Work is being Wig ,rousy
nushed on other port ons or the line; and u is the
expectation OF the Company TO have at least tU8
miles more in operation before the close the pres
ent season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
l. already large and the Company has Just concud-
ell a contract with the Delaware ami Tucson Canal
Company TO transporting he coal Of that large and
wealthy corporation TO the northern sections D, the
Stae This will AID 80 largely to the business and
nrots OF that section of the road, areauy control-
ing the local traffic of one OF the most pppuous and
fertile districts OF The State, that NET earnings
without the AID OF through business, can harny be
less than per cent on its entire cost. which is 100
per cent. in excess OF the interest ON its bonds.
STRONG POINT
in regard to these bonds is the tact that the issue
richly limited TO $4,000 per mile of finished road,
and BEHIND THE BoNDsIs
A PAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY s7,OOo,OCO
which affords ample guarantee OF ths financial
strength OF the Company.
TIE BONDS.
They are issued in denomin atoms of 1000; may
be either coupon or registered at tne opsion -, et
purchaser; bear Seven Per Cent. Gpia In,s, eST
income
and LIST OF July in New York City, and nave 20 years
to TO ma urity. 90 , ,artao.lv safe
The popularity Of these bonds as pea'ecy s sue
Geometry hearing the highest rate OF interest amor
led by The laws OF NV York; PAYABLE IN I'D cop,
tIee ef goyernmef tax, has kept the supp nearly
h.ua al INIT the recent ana early future comn'e-
ton of additional erious will for time furnish
liberal supply to which we respectfully invite the
attenIiop OF investors, in he ent pelie .a no
better security can be found on the market.
PRICE. pAx AND ACCRUED INTER-.
Esr In GURRENCY.
Governments and other current securities taken
in ex. haDge
Pamphlets, circulars, &c., may be had on app
cation.
BreaCSter, SsCeet G Co.,
40 state Street, Uosson.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 25 NassGu-si
no2sd&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12
V"t "EhtuHH'
TOTAL WRECK OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-This morning at II o'clock
large vessel, name unknown, struck on Good
win Sands and soon became a total wreck.
The sea was running so high no boat could APP
proach the ship from shore. The fate of the
crew is unknown. On board which f1oated
from the wreck were the words, New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS AT HASTINGS.

The Journal de St. Petersburg. official organ,
gays: Ihe French Democracy cannot have
france. While the. effects of its rule must be
ON disastrous, its ideas of solidarity are utopian.
france glories in Republic as she once did in
tne Empire. Let her try the experiment, but
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12

THE POPE TO LEAVE THE CITY.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-Advices from Rome rep
resent that the Pope is making preparations to
meet the transfer of the Italian government to
Rome 1t is reported that he will retire to the
Castle Gondolfo as soon as the Italians ap-
prOach the city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12
THE ADVANCE OF THE pRUss1ANs.

PARIS, Sept. II, via Lond on-The Eastern
Railway is still open to Nogent. hut the Prus-
SLAMS are at Chateau Ther, advancing on La
Fertssons Juarre. The rolling stock of the
road is withdrawn as the enemy advances AMI
the bridges and culverts are destroyed before
thu track is abandoned Prussan scouts are
reported at Villiers, Acron, Verneniel. Cbatil-
Ion, MontmesniI. Vailly, Surarsne Sezanne
and Lehanny. They maintain strict discipline
and commit no depredations. Gen. Trochu
has given orders to level all woods in sight of
Paris upon the enemy's approach.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRE-
SIDING.
SATURDAY.-Jula Il. Coley VS.. Inhabitants #
w sbyook. Defence cpened and one witness ex-
amaei.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
III. IaRssssasl. Rsrfssas. !

Asa rule. the perfume. nos in u-. hsy. no PEI.
n.n"nry. An hour es ,sosf'-r shsa p.", there il
no'rse OF p"rfim" len. nov dIasfen, !. the ~,
.'s s.'esesYpS o." nee of'Nurysn bad Lasrsss,-
t~sSs Vseh i"ys after IL sppcAndh ths
handkerchief eaisaics q ns-s do ghtsii. delicate
and Agreeable fsassssc.. 8Eu1r n.rsdsss,y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
nRDINANCE va. 90.

AZ oriinanrr pro,,diug i"r the frgis,rst an of
n. . Ootra.f b. n. I'm o.nt3 N hl G'g
" EufOs ".H
~r,rloN /, Tht It ,hs'I %" the duty Il every
assisting At Ne iIrtl ~ any s,ld 'Hin 'nr i'm,
~ of TOE city of .AIo, To ME Ia tie'iiy 'gsrk
within i've ,lay- ntf a." Lirih thereof aWTlllrn
.srtihasts 81 th. day, nrnth and y"ar, ~ the
llrth vi ,he ruL., the 'u ur AMI >SA VI tbs chud,
the niines of W l,fru'- :, II known, and Whether
the same was toni ave ~ hot 1877. o..
~, =. Upon iAr lvathtl IA! prf-uu Nlfutu The
smit. al. tile city Of Cairo III. Mteii iing thysi-
a during the la,i llinv.. Oi t.s decreased. sn,i
Then the person ~ whose ir,u-e or trsidcn,c, az
inwhps" ,hnrse lh",i,yyassa WAS al Tia" time 81
hi- or h,t death, ~ ~ Nlth lir e. \ teIh,
within iiy,,,h,vs iiu9 II ,icsas., wrr 80 .crrf.
ns,t", gIstus lr name, ,.'', 80, r"l . .fnA lbN
cairs- "i he d,,,h - tuc &c 'cosci, e. E"aI -
NAY be-, I#.-f ... .F. U.r .I
- ,. H,isu H. thr.uy ~ thr CiN ,l,Tk %"
re- ri ~ box fu b. ino,id' To- t,d IUri'"-v,
IN. d,t" II the htth, uv F"N lll vvlIr aIa tl'v
names of the parents NJ 90 u chit - st"NniN
"a" grr'IIwat.s h'isii''"tsfr nt"'isen nr' anu,
The death, q eieh deao.'srd paisol, ~ shown by
sod ctItiicat,s b-tciblrioIv lclnlT II, ,,iyiDs
al,o. IN each case. the nam" ot IN ply sican, 81
ont,E pc san, n4..A ins tue urTt,btale, T.
STC,i Any person Violating either the htsi 81
second s,cfions Of this nniinanos, shall forfeit
ant ply Tor the ~, ui the ciiA, sun hot les
than Nv, dollars nor more tl.an twenty nyc iol-
hr- 'or each AMI every pftyIlse.f a. .tatY
Approved thu tst Asy ~ Jdy. fsTu ~
10. I....H JOSEPH MENbEL,
'4 l!2!, lH Mayor pro Itm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03

Clo,Ling for the million at 7 Neh's No
70 Ohio lsUee. 1hebsss eOSd IN The ely
will be found at this house., .si1os ,ittt n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
Special Notices.

Hare Observation-Disclosures kecetp,s
Magic Arts, discoveries, ETC., COMPRISING vain.
re Information tu cvery b.dy. Sens BY mai tfto.
POSTAGE for 80 cents.
Address Il. r. NORMANDY, Goi Market ,,,..,
Louis. Mo. s.0-J..,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
PARTED.
dissolution OF Copsrtnershi,

Ny ability to supply the farmers of the
surrounding country with agricultural i'm.
N'." :, on time, is not equal
Wpos'tion. have such implicit faith
An the honesty aud integrity Of my patrons
that would, If J could, supply MI their
wants in my limo, and let them consult
their own convenience about paying me.
But it 50 happens that H@ is just exactly
what ! cant do. have therefore, made
up my mind to dissolve partnership with
the credit business, and to let my partner
gofn with somebody that Is better able to
stard his way Of doing than I am. .Thi.
course isa necessary step in the direction
Of self-prcscrvaton, and have no we'll
wishcr that will chide me for taking it.
shall, as heretofote, keep, everything the
farmer and planter Of the surrounding
country need fort successful prosecution
Of their calling and thousand and one
things that arc considered necessities 20
town people, but for all these things, ! in
tend u exact
'AEh W btisI'
The adoption this rule will enable me
TO sen cheaper that ever, a' will not be
compelled 20 ''chalk-up' prices TO cover
the loss Of an occasional wildcat debt.
Ny customers will no doubt appreciate.
the Necessity that impcls this step, and
give il their approval. Let 1t be under
stood, then, Chat sink or swim, survive or
perish" my motto for the future will be:
''smn'l profits; quick sales; no cash, no
'rnlc." And having started out on the cash
basis desire TO dispel memory Of
he fact that ever did business on any
'ther plan If partie- indebted to me will
ANGEL their indebtedness, so that ! can
'urn my old books. 4 shall pon b. abb to
cbieye that desire.
Thanking the pubiic for their liberal pat
onaye and hoping that those indebted
, ise will iiul 1t convenient To square up
Don, r,main as ever, ...-
.'i Very Respectfully,
..4 VA. N. DAVIDSON,
.. $50 Commercial avenue.
July g.! is7o-dawim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03

|. .
aHE you out OF employment H. 50
'esd ior the "The greatest work OF the
Ago. lhercin you WIZ certainty ma some-
'hihs 'H"i "'l' not on CAV" employment
t't w prr~fENfrAUctlcAtA fortune. sec
advertisement III thu. paper. mhyl5Sm
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,I.,..s... 70. -. -. -.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
BHIFUBHe SCHOOLS VT
DUBSIC SCHOOLS. I'll UI
l. ClOuiIlI QhiAJ
EAarllpssiou, " Applicants fsy, Tssel,,i
ers' Certificates.
o'''esos corr1, sur'ror s,4oOt.,,t 4

O'FIeEov Co,Nr, sup'ror stMoots,k II
Cairo. IllinOip, lsAelts wlO.sj ~
The first and thlrd Saunrd..s N. .,.r~ --ns,
are hereby appointed f6r tie csainhafiomn o2 an.
rssn,. 10, .ssans r cSSgalss, Hereafter IN
permanent Board Of Examiners conss,ins 81
three perseas !aPpented by the County k1peffff
tendent uho utll iss,,s 20 certificate exosSf 66on
cate OF the second CRATE, arate oi seven y, sSsie
al ten must he attained in all the brsseh1s r.Si
1uired by law to be taught, sna-for a first grade
i i;os:sst .s's y FIX SOanw
once, cSInSE q comYs!si 3 slIs9 yaaRd Seyessf
street I'M s
is entitled to any p@DioAof ths eoahn1on school
fnnd, nor to be employ d TO teach any common
s s,Ssa f, wsa Sses s NO. ssss
= l1l LIP. BUTLER
islstsxsMsa ~ fSppsy sap't II scssos1
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
SENATORIAL CONVECTION.
f e ss'' .,.',:... Ss.: ,ao'

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o. se'sn,aoe OSsyvssion.
a., ,u "s"'
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'h $1,000 ~, : shsss. sssovns pr ssrrsoi
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eve, t 1o na'ld I'll tSsSrs,sn wv; r,"Wgy,
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03

STUnY your Interests and read the nd
Sertisement "tirestest Work Of the Aga
~ this paper. mayl 'Hiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
."sk e Your cisildssa-TNs ,SSss

!"sh - NoWr GhilssssA-Tlss SSesas
So"shi1S Messssdy.
Mo, lures Cole aud Gripping .,,,p
SHITCoMbs IN the bow.ir, aud fanli. -
-yRtP tate. the process OF! ~.
t~~,iing 'tHTs
MA busdues Con VIis ions \ iy,,o,,
sHII,OaI,s and oserromes alt dis ~
-yktIP , lesses incident to ia. 4 A. -.
fssts aud children SLS'S
MIA Cures bia rhca, Dyssn.l ,o,c,
sHITCOvHs terry, AMI summer Com. 'n.h
-TRrP. plsint IN children ~ all ,,.E,.
I's ne tssAt Infa.is .na ci,dreu'. soosh M
Remedy 10 all disorders brought an 10 t..,..ur,
- any other cause. ... =.
Prepared BY the ORA Fros MEDICINE CO.,
a. Louis. No. ..
sold ~ druggists aud dealers In n~a p~,p.
-v~vySnere. seHIvIav
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
sISpssy.
nRDINANCE NO. ~.

An Or,hnsnre rfoyidn & n,r the construction Of y
,.dca-! os lh. esst ssia AZ Washing on venue
~ all l'I.N tli" southeast corner. VI seventh
stus-i. f.
b. = o.'dD.ol by ms on fodsra ~ he tpy o,
Ctiss
Inst q Sidewalk he constructed on the q 81 side
IT Wa-lnDg Lon avenue, -, snd below the south.
.ast corner OF seventh street ~ ffUut VI lots H.,
~, =, aud ~. bioct -, Cry at Cairo and tn feet
Gak on -nuth side ~ seventh ,'rc,' anti tl,I
tie cost Of Tho same be- assessed upon and col.
lsotvt from the ptupcuiy p-n-bttcd thereby, IN
ihr cy. t III.
approved L,i- Ait day Of July, ls.N ..
i,@kfil MENbEL.
Ag9lH ID Mayor pro tenn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03

% Ladies and chlldreps hair cut to or
der, at the shop or at their residence, Leave.
'rder,itsbsAop SNS$' asiH'%e'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-03
CHR r8ulletin.

From the Address Of Democratic Congres sfnen
Let there be no dissenslOnk about minor
matters mo- time lost In discussion
OF dead events; no manifestation o,
narrow or proscriptive feeling; no
sacrifice OF the eause 70 crafty per.
soRal ambition or resentment.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-12

At last, however, it all came out, partly through
Scip, and partly through Dick himself. The
latter, it seemed, had sent one of the maids for
my pistol, and drawn the charges, ''to guard
against unpleasant accidents he said. Then
he made Scip unfasten one of the dining-room
windows and after put him out of the front
door, he coolly walked round the house Harry
being in his confdence) and made good an en-
trance there He had followed, or rather pre-
ceded me, in ny pilgrimage over the house,
and when l surprised him, he was making his
way up stairs, to spend the night in Jacks
room, and spring mine, in the shape of ga
good JOKE" on me the next morning. If ever
a practical joker was caught in his own snare,
this young gentleman was and although it did
not by any means cure him of the weakness,
at least it redounded greatly to my credit, and
the credit Of my six-shooter, which, after the
first fright was over, I carefully put away in
the ribbon-box, where keep it yet-a memento
of my only exploit.
Good comes out of everything, some moralists
say and although don't pretend to be amora-
list, could very plainly see the good that came
out of my startling situation. 1t gave me an
advantage over Dick for the rest of our lives,
which 1 have not been slow to use, land if you
have ever lived with an incorrigible teaser and
JOKER you will appreciate the Importance of
tthat) it filled the whole county with such
respectful admiration of my Amazonian PROV
ess, that I am sure burglar could not have
been bribed to come within pistol-shot of our
house; and lastly, (which was a great relief to
everybody, it finished up Dick and Lucy's life
long courtship.
II can't keep on saying No to the poor fell
low, when Minnie has nearly killed him." said
my philosophic sister; so she said eyes" and
ordered her orange wreath. We had gay
wedding. And when my newly made brother
guests that it was no fault Of mine that he was
not ghost, instead of bridegroom.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-12

"A graceful story is told of Lamartine.
One day a penniess man of letters called upon
him, and informing him of his needy situation.
requested the loan of considerable sum of
money. Lamartine, who was much moved by
the recital, opened drawer and gave him the
amount, He then conducted his unfortunate
visitor to the vestibule. The season was au--
tumn, and as Lamartine opened the street door.
the unfortunate author shivered in his shabby
coat. A sudden idea struck Lamartine, and
calling out Monsieur, you are forgetting your
overcoat,n ,, he quickly took down an overcoat
that was hanging in the passage, and assisted
his needy visitor to put it on with so much dex-
terity and grace that the poor man, quite over
come, did not know how to refuse gift which
was so delicately offered to him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-12

1t is said that the ivy will not cling TO a
noisonous substance. What pity that the
tendrils of wonlan's heart have not the same
wholesome and salutary instinct. ,sSys
-aMy son." said an old lady, Chow must
Jonah have felt when the whale swallowed
him P"s "a little down in themouth suppose =
was was the young hopeful's reply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-12

"Guilty or not g.ilty?" said judge to q
native of the Emerald Isle.
"Just as yer honor PLACES. It's not the like
ONE to dictate to yer honors worship" was the
reply.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
PROPOSALS..

sTs 3. i,S H0u'oa Streets New YORK
ca. Ts :
lbs oaSs, Until il ocost naan on Wesae.aay Hor a.
s'o Tor the sn.poristga soveTnmsns ssSrs. 81
Dsparmeai to move Tor the period the
s5 sIs s III ssuss. Es. :,a .s s
lent IL bulk Of other goods
For any distance exceeding & mile, but not exceeding
For any distance exceeding mile, but not exceeding ~
FOR any distance exceeding III mile, bu. not exceeding
gor any distance exceeding miles, bu! not exceeding ~
For any distance exceeding az miles, bat not exceeding
Fer Il mite for any distance exceeding miie.
The above distances being considered within the city
& sss s pes s per fsta1: g /: Saa 2.
IL Sns e,sr goods: Between Ills city other points
the cy OF BrSof&I & oF e Jsrssy cry bs work
tine .alsd apan reasosao notice te:ns given aim night
eS S ~ @ xnsn s s.s
snOn In The eys,y ,c ors except when caused b! an
The w 50 required 70 Furnish al the necessary
$. s s. 70 Be s
stores he nay may 90 % Gales upon for Or ey tn.
n ss 0m psao aaa n,'sr or 81 %
tines 70 receive ali which may be :ivsa
No proposal viii considered uuless accordance
sponsSls parties anl asconpanied ey he o.
responsible persons setting forth ;he!r winSass: be-
s,s. sss !. ,..,. an, :.
crs have the privilege 0t ben: present e. the opening
Al pPoUOssa must be addressed TO the undersigned and
dorsed "proposas for transporting government stores ID
New S S,Ss, YoIs ely ely and vicinity"
| 0S ''Ne' " Brevet Major General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Assistant Quartcrnnas,er General sa,sy Y; s.A
btrvss Major and Assistant Quartermssssr, u s A.,
IN charge Of military uanspofauons
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.


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The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A SPRING, 1870
IL Tremendous Reduction
10 the prices Of Carpets AMI Furniture.
Carpet Department
English FIVE frame Brussels al ST. rs per yard.
English Velvet At 50 50 per yard.
English Tapestry Brussels from ~ % 10 81 so per yard
Ingram, all wool, 65 cents per yard.
Three. ply, all WOOL 81 ~ per yard
Curtains, Corn!ces Wndow shades, &c al equally low
prices. Olcloths, all widths. at 40 cents per yard.
Furniture,
IN all styles aud qualities silk and brccate Parlor SUITE
Library, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
tured the premises warranted represented
cent below city prices the large rsta
warerooms 63 and 6i Eighth avenue and 26 29 and 2
West Thirty nth street, adjoining.
u. KELLY, Successor TO
Ii, O'Farre,I,
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

A T. STEWART CO..
"A. wi. open on Monday. April is,
India sAaw..
at greatly reduced prices
large assorsmen. Of Spring shaw...
Black EN- EmnbroiSsrei sI,SS sitsS' sSsws
gSsGadTayil S1otS aSi Tsnsh TsasS :,,es;.' assens'
T. STEWART co.
49, "' large sns: sdaiii'ns hSas"S; q GER asl' ~
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asiss: shisss'jsas =: ss!s y s!g;:s: & Ss1 Yard
xes1sss hsys WI Hss ssn!a.sl: e g "a ssss
Will offer a choice asaorm.n. Of
Enssl and ss9e oeesh a.Sa &C., 1an a
Novelties in in Carpets 10 one piece,
ro.o,,.G and I'd sn.s sls3 by ~, Tue s. yard,
broadway. Fourth avenue @ snih and Tenth ...se...
A. VIII make on Monday, APrn 1s. lars. additions to
Paris mad. 'Ssh waa0s Rsssaaa ana isse Rssepon pres
s"mws, 4" s,,ss rspl,s, s!lss, Go,s Hn.si Hair,
sw Tnasrasa. Msaa na a5'Ps Ds;
P.: s9ss maae Assss Six caas. AKA snsfssaa Mss.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
A T. STEWART 4 co.
wnl offer on Monday. April ls,
FrsnshtF9wsT., rss'hsrs 4: &C.,
Broadway, Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets
4 7. STEWART co.
VIII offer on Monday, April IS,
Extraordinary Bargains.
silks, Dress Goods, Japanese Co.tons
fSeneS % rlaisa a Sa oSsanSies SSsas jaeess: jnasss
G lfsn o Goods which
they have ever offered
""'1"' ' ~ fully requested. '
usroadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth street..
4 TLoRD L TAYLcR's,
Broadway and Grand street,
and Grand and chry.lis s,sSs.
cloass shawis and Ladies' Furnishing.
New desisus in shAwl,,
Coass, ca,aques ana sacquo', Paris made and
OF our manufacture.
BedOauc', In AL color', pain ana fancy.
Par'san Scvs!.ies, in SIX and Wool cnculaIrs',
and
Wedding Quits, Infants wararos".
chadreus Suits. Ladies' Under
on hand and IN ade 10 order.
ONLY TEN DAYS MORE
No. u Vesey street.
The Co Operative Retail Dry Goods store
will remove up town May !,
previous 10 which
great bargains viii DO offered
in all descriptions OF Dry Goods.
Cali and examine goods and prices.
No. 10 vesey street.
DROwN'S LONDON ROUND HATS AND RARE
- Plumes.-E. BROWN, sster Of W. @. Brown, New
Bond London, has ece!ved new ana eegant
styles 652 Broadway between Theenth and Fourieenth
streets.
I)ONNETS AND ROUND HASA LARGE ASsoRT-
ID mcnt OF elegant styles Al prices 70 defy competition also
l the hnest French Flowers imported. 49,
q. DE LACY es2Ls Broadway, near Nineteenth g.
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH
" avenue at NEWS Store, ladies will buy tho beet Kid
Gloves at &c., 75c and up; real whby jet Sets at Sl Ac
Lama Lace Sacques and Shaw cheaoer than eeswbc
! Dress Trimmipls. somelhDs new.