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tHRent.

'.EST AND SECOND
az cellar beneath. on
>,Iesi, and adjoin-
-. D. NJ. K. J. Slnyth,
q ne MeSSrs. Hub
~. ",c5'ooms. They have
:. . .'on; Of b feet, the
t. -. s-.ea IS filed with
-. ..oa i No. ! and re.
business requiring
''a'ession the lst OF
.JT s,orehoase and
/ {; :, - directly opposite
r. rs E,ssni occupied by
| ar y. . ..s'eamakers and Jew.
| :. .2,, i: desired, the
| ,aiy altered and i'm.
p !. . The Grant House
So gs make il a com,
| AZ H., Possession, 4 phi
\ Nm. PAXTON,
~ Fourth srrast
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r.,Ssle.

':,.SSlo, II, Il, 81
- N. : 80. ), in the s, sub
/ .sz..I property, Also, Also;
I IN - street and imme-
] ~. Hays residence
1 6. HUGHES,
t, 1s,e On CAap.ine, be
-s..a.S ssps
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I.iouer's sale.

-. In Chancsry,
t..3col ~
1. caREE MADE AM
.IrSsrn;liled cause, on
- The undersigned
--5,lc auction, q The
~, House OF Ohio
=. -. s:.l o'clock A. NJ
-, !1h. Isl, the fol-
Me IN said county.
y. ground OF the said
nm Of The northern
r-yv. -i!lroad, where
Ugh The farm OF the
-. % ONO county,
g.. -.rr otihe National
~. ra>i and west by
-. lGvl 4ao!uouIS :
/ --.s.-3 cash in hand,
q, Tx purchaser may
ali 0. SIX and twelve
-. .g,h o! the deferred
=: mere; ron the day
---r5 10 the Satlsiac-
sxg--5. The title vii! oe
I-.Ts..lAse money IS fully
- o. DAVENPORT,
spa. commissioner.
a! o--aei until 10
LAY. U-emoer }, lsIl.
>. 4. DAVENPORT,
80. commissioner.
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DIRECTORS:
VIM. Il, Simpson, Vim. G. HandIan,
Jno. h. Botsford, =. VI. Dodson,
Augustus Pollock, Jonn L. Hobbs,
James X. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, is now prepared TO take risks
upon Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications for Insurance will
be promptly attended to by the Secretary.
Office No. 2 Mcclure House, next door TO
corner of Monroe street.
VIM. B. SIMPSON, President
VIM. C.. HANDLAN, Woe Pres't,
J. r. MILLER, Secretary. novls
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wsr-r No coS wrprs,-B~.rt.s TsAs Mst rst~1
Narioa, ~. manufafursa tssse
StA.s Co. e.rrsa by thr~. sssAs IN ssAA
sssag enly twrtkrts 81 ssssd t.y
Nay IssS. ys4s, cHAs n. vooRHis, Hsshsssssa. NJ
w,-cr No 1908, srrs wspsa,-Rssriss rr@sNst vsi~l
waioh N,rioa, n. - nAnuctarss ~ tSs tsi-S
Watch Co.. has od ~ osiAs ~ total sssss-
h-ng o.ly Twelve soostz GO. LOWS,
Csag Esisrs PaET Agt, TOIsdS, wassAA Nsasn 4.
sC.srlv, Pa, 20. - itss.
w.-rr No ira srrN wisptp fsAs Ma -ps<srs
Co.. ME5a. " j. manufactured BY Ne Csist sss
watch has earned BY three nonihi th oA sGsss
lroa borg only Eve seoonti during tssi uns
HENRY DE- LASCEf, Eagi,ssr HiA q NE u Il
w.-cr Sa I0S wrsprl-Bssnt rrs1s Nsyt rrAss,s
Asrr.oa Ma0a ~ naBstsctsrsd By tes gsis< ss,ss
wscA Ai b~-n carrsd eleven Deafs 10 ot vssss
LSEg 0Gly secoo3, 10 tbs setEsuuA
A. a. KING. fart P1scs. Mo- r~f.
Vice Frst n. J. Ca sSras 4 4 CO.
rneA. HsA ~ it-s.
w.rcu No atI-n-.yi,r Trad. N,rt "Fsy.t s.sass. NO.
a HaBui.tur-d Cnsd stsiss wssrA O., hss 80
earrsd Ly twelve EOsli Ia lSs vsrslss fsa 40. ts
Esrss~ n TcAhHh
Urea, rsA Is, it:a
w.rcH .ssi s-rs wvrrt -bssing Ira, Asst "t.y~,s
csrred sghlsru nseibi h ,as ssssSss .s
L o. vHIPPtE, Co. Q. . IRR
country u .fooled To drcid iNpoNsos tastsf On
rehase. and zee that ~ E0ras MARION, ~ J., ar
Y O,l.<Ty Qrs sVlr.0zI
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y, sale

| ~ LOVING ,l DE Ssnse
:'G 5ss s;"i the sh river
1 49, -, iS,, corner skin
/ .. 4. IN three parts II
| b -. IONS m on Chapline
/ ms. &C. A house
ilE SS.xIh, containing
4 $, = bath room, &c.
| ,-aSrS o'BRIEN., ~,
80 . E>;aie Agent.
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~ " MAIN STREET,
-, yy {. Lidel, hair
Passion given
..t.: Z, inquire OF
a"ERTFEGER,
10 Main street
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-FfNANcEtND TRADE.
Toledo AAFket.

Toledo Aarket.
sa TOLEDO, November %.
=. GRAIN-Wheat dull and lower; am
Der Michigan at 81 40. Corn dull and
. shade lower yellow at Sic. Oats
dull; No. ! at 3SS No. 9 at BIC Mich
igan at 38c.
SEEDS-Clover at s. IS for Mich.
igan.
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|''s RENT.
|&lor Lease,

] ~ LJTS on CALD-
- .J!a
II i; YEARS.
1 - CCTHBERT.
Monroe street.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
Market street, under the Mcclure House.

CAPITAL, Si65, 900.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
In Transit
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob n. Hckel,
Henry Hartman, Dr.. J. c. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking.
R ]. Smyth, T. ]. Campbell,
]. II. Rristor, s Prayer,
VIM. b Odbert, Thomas Bones,
D. D. T. Farnsworth, VIM b Crane,
David Rillmyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM. r White, y. COT, Jr.
L II. Duval. d. h Dix.
VIM. E Stevenson,
81 Once over Hartmanb Clothing Store
south side Monroe street. Wheeling, ". Va
JACOB HORNBROOK, President
JACOB II. BICKEL, Vice Prest
LII WILLIAMS, Secretary.
g B. McCOLLOCH. ASH Secretary
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Oils.

N BBLS. CARBON OIL.
OU % bbls Extra No. Winter Lard Oil.
For sale by
sepl2 Maxwell. TTNGLE & 90.
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AVID i"poaa~
a.!aalel ogerh1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-29
Fish.

NIACKEREL ~ HALVES AND KITS.
wi Lake Herring in Halves.
White fish in Halves.
Lab. Herring in bDls. For sale
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE & 90.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09

drcd shall embrace not exceeding three hun drcd and twenty acres and in cases where the inhabitants ef such town are more than two hundred and less than one thousand shall embrace not exceeding six hundred and forty acres and where the number of inhabitants is one thousand thousand shall embrace not exceeding twelve hundred and eighty acres Proridei, That for each addi- tional one thousand inhabitants, not exceed ing five thousand in all, further grant of three hundred and twenty acres shall be al- lowed; And pToUided Jtrther, That in any Territories in which a land office may not have been established, declaratory statements, as hereinbefore provided, may be filed with the Surveyor General of the surveying dis trict in which the lands are situate, who shall transmit said declaratory statement to the General Land Office: And prOgIded farther, That any act of said trustees not made in conformity to the rules and regulations herein alluded to shall be void; effect to be given to the foregoing provisions according to such regulations as may be prescribed by the Sec retary of the Interior: And Pr0UiGed further, That the provisions of this act shall not apply to military or other reservations heretofore made by the United States, nor to light houses, custom houses, hints, or such other public purposes as the interests of the United States may require, whether held under tes- ervations through the Land Office by title deprived through the crown of Spain or oth- erwise: And DrOridei further, That no title shall be acquired under the provisions of this act to any mine of gold, silver, cinnsbar, or copper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
Town Site Act of 1867.

An Act jor the Telief 0f he inhabitants ot
 cities and tOvRs upon dts public lands.
 Re t enacted, etc., That whenever any DOT tion of the public lands of the United States have been or shall be settled upon and occu- pied as a town site, and therefore not subject to entry under the agricultural pre-emption laws, it shall be lawful in case such town shall be incorporated, for the judge of the county court, for the county in which such court shall be situated, to enter at the proper land office, and at the minimum price, the land so settled and occupied in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants thereof, according to their respective inter ests; the execution of which trust as to the disposal of the lots in such town, and the proceeds of the sale thereof, to be conducted under such rules and regulations as may be prescribed by the legislative authority of the State or Territory in which the same may be situated; Pr0Uided, That the entry of the land intended by this act to be made shall be made, or declaratory statement of the pur- pose of the inhabitants to enter it as a town site under this act, shall be filed with the Register of the proper land office prior to the commencement of the public sale of the body of land in which it is included, and that the entry or declaratOry statement shall include only such lands as are actually occu- pied by the town, and the title to which is in the United States. If upon surveyed lands, the entry shall m it's exterior limits be made in conformity to the legal subdivisions of the public lands authorized by the act of twenty fourth of April, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, and when the inhabitants are in number one hundred and less than two hun.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
JAS. N. BARNEY.
 Ehrenhei

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for soil isg faiiy completed and offer TIE TRADE Full Stock of Merchandise in each department com. prsng all articles enqured or and salable throughout the Territory.
 We sell ai small advances FOR CASH and positive ha n ,o the benefit of every Interior Mcrchan, buy of us-lns,ead of in San Franeisco slsewhe,hsrsby avoiding the expenses end annoyanoes of long and tedious ourney and the loss of hre> pOaths finn, say receive their purchases enabling them nereas. ibeir pronts with the lees capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive careful attention the same though the parties themselves present.
 Tn a word we GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION To prices quality, quantity, and assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations sold fur of owners may be de- sired. HOOPER WHITING & CO AriIona City 4. T., Sept Isl, ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
Hay for SaIe.

seyshty.hve tops of hay for sas al Roidiek Burks rTneh, Kirkland Valley, al ten dollars per too, sag9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
n Tickets, siOo; 2s Tickets, eass S Tish
 cts, sJOo; II3 Tickets, si,0os.

The undersigned late pyaepa business hAnAssi s.s .s very successful Mercantile Library Gih COoosfi al ssA Francisco California has bsen appointed sssn -sa ~ asrer of the Gin Concert in sid Of the Pubic pa' " Kentucky =
 Tn. drawing will take place in psblio, and sser... will bs dsne to satisfy buyers Of tickets ths, tbsh will be well protected if they personally soi~n d the eusire affsir
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09

Aner TayinE tho expenses of the ssisrpr- asd massx the di.trihatioa 0f the gins the haes q psoossSs arssg from the sale of tickets sill bs svT<pyrxssd tAs estahii huneut af e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09

A fun supply of all the Pstsn. ,,p,,s s,sss All KKSpALLs Pi0ns" D''s ..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
MANNER OF DRAWING

Thsre will bs two glass wheslA Oss snsst Tss tain lO. ODO nunb.rs plainly printed leshef Axs other wheel will oontaln T2i boxs. each oonssnst One tag or number will bs drawn hom ths lovp rnss - and the frs, box drawn from the second or Izl ,,, win contain gir neatly printed and scaled up ses I gf so drawn from the second wheel will ts ihe s - s tag hrsi drawn, whether sl0o, tl,o ,ooo w slo"'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: HOOPER, WHITING A CO.,,
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
 
AT E.IIRENBERG, A. IT.,

whsrc they offering TO HE TRADE large and magnificent stock of Staples in the various lines required by the merchants and traders throughout ArHOna aud selling at less prices pOR CASH than they can he laid down there br by any no, having heame facilities this house Tssses which ooss,st of experienced resident partner New York and San Francisco markets where they BUY TOR cAsu OF IMPORTERS import their own stock direct and n large quantities Orders by letter filed with and attention and PRICES though the parties were themselves present.
 Being the ior the transportation ot Govern. supplies from this point a military posts and hay ing .unacieu, transportation CoNsrxTLr HAND. can furnish an post traders ,o better advantage and In lss than any other house sso forward any ad all chandse machinery other articles consigned 
 " IHghes; price paid for Hides, Bullion, or any ether marketable article produced tn the country.
 HOOPER, WHITING co. EhreDberg, A. T., August i5 ls7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09

PURE con LIVER OIL p ADr ksndsIl's Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-09
PRESCOTT.
ID. HENDERSON A BRO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Groceries, Provisions, Wines. Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
 Toys, Fireworks, 6c. They particularly invite the special attention of Farmer, 10 their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting of all kinds 0f
 Piotrs, Cuiticdtors, Double Sh0oel PlOrs, Sed SoreTs and Wheelbdrrovs, Also of the trade, to their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All of which they will sell than any other trAden
 Central AriIona. Give them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
 ID. HENDERSON Sk BRO. Prescott, August l9, 1870
The New York herald., 1871-12-03

A hi''HnR SIKH avenue %'s and Nineteenth street,
Our stock .d.n,oS Of fancy Dry Goods
snow ,ss, ssISsy .ss. ::.:G., s.s ..,r.c.,,..
In department we n.ys made preparations that win
be found in any one house In the city.
WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT
v.rn. and Russia Leather Bss '0:i Ladies.
Fin. ys~ey vsSe Goods Ae
purchased atne recent auction sales which we will onsr
Fine. y,.: s,.s sGsss:soss: s.,,., AZ Z s
yn:' Fin: ge,s ~ s: nsr sn M TSS 20
Very handsome embroidered Cushions, 7sc 10 81.
AT xEAREs.
Sim avenue and Nineteenth street.
ALL OUR paEss sni aoSDs Sss e at RaScRp PRICES
s? .i'ss: sssss ss "d' good
s;es: 'eSss eisss. S?s' @ es &c.
~ S.s.. a.;;sa ;sp:n:s. s si % %oss goods
sk ard ToS veours and POpn' best color sSc. yard.
Black and coored velve,eens 7sc, 500, ssc and 81.
Ss q S.sfss R,ayy .s g. avsysss1 .CrS ~ M sd price rs
sas: ssa"s, Ss': ysIss Is p ss'ss b sss .ss
Very que do, cloth eooT; 81 and * g; IS and S.
ksssiss s.Ss sur e x q t.s and ss
And hem to be & 10 ys - aqa s. they
dOODss FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
Bonnets, Trimmed and untrnmed,
all reduced to make for
Holiday Goods.
IN HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERGRADUATES. CORSETS,
housekeeping and Domestic Goods,
we are offering the
finest and cheapest
stock In the
city.
DRESS TRIMMINGS PAssEMENTERrE, GIMPs,
Fringes, Fur Trimmings, new
svleA oDs2ng every day.
RICHARD MEAREs
Corner Of Sixth avenue and Niasleenth sIiees
The New York herald., 1871-12-03
DRY GOODS.
A go TO EHRICH'S TEMPLE OF FASHION
Immense Reduction
In tho prices OF vevets veiveeens SatIns, Ribbons
&C., TO make for
DRY GOODS.

&C., 70 make room for our
Holiday Goods and Toys.
Black velyetsen at &c., &c., 81 81 rs per yard all fully 70
Brown ysyeteen reduced TO 75c and ssc per yard.
Black SIX ysiyets greatly reduced
ss:1i ssfsd Al Worth fully
Ba6f SIX vslve a. % So 81 50 and So 7 fully 20
Per cent .aa qaSsr pSwrPPs Psics reduces 10 GOA,
Extra auAsty. long Black Ostrich Plumss at o cents
ss. ausy % :as s &c., wSTs
Immense bargain. in Ladies'. Gents
Merino Underwear,
Hosiery, Gloves. Corses.
Lades Msrno Vests high neck and long At 7Sc
o.u S @ mss Ss: grade. in
Nlsses Msrino Vests high and long sleeves sOc
s3:s. an and p.r..
!ssa, q 7sc., worth " IN bSss.: 49,.
Ornaments. Loops, &C., &c greatly reduced IN price,
auipure Lacea
especially those who have been waiting for the same mot 70
delay M ns soS " they well know how rapidly
20 piecss real Gupuie Lace. fully inches wide. At &C.,
X ,1sse: ,,. xIss sl worth 9, o,.,
together ~S s'SS as~
g be The very - Ss.s quality and fully
import AL Laces direct, ana sell them a.
very small advance, as II 10 our aim TO mako the
+ Temple Of Fashion
the great Real Lace Depot OF the city.
holiday Goods and Toys.
An immense assortment now open.
All our importation.
We Import the finest styles OF Inaid Writing Desks Work
and Jewel Boxes, &c &C., direct from tho largs Euro
pean manufactures, thereby enabled to sell tho
same fully 30 per cent less than Broadway prices.
All the styles
exhibition.
We cordially invite inspection.
No one urged TO buy. ~
Rosewood Writing Desks silver AMI inaid silver
plate g. sold Broadway at $s aud all other grades
Solid Black walnut Writing Desks gilt edge and lock- at 81
worth x2
Toys In every sye &c. each upward to the finest Styles
AL goods marked In plain figures
The trade Sunday schools charitable institutions ber
ally dealt with.
Orders by mail faithfully attended to as
EHRICH's TEMPLE OF FASHION,
No. 2o7 Eighth avenue. Twenty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-03


r osT-Box OF CLOTHES, MARKED KATE RA0AN,"
70 Thirty street, Sixth avenue Sixth avenue
50 Ws Twenty third street. Liberal reward II returned
TO above address
r Osr-A WHITE sPITz DOG. THE FINDER WILL BE
IL literally rewarded for returning him to l9 East Thirty
seventh street.
T OsT-AT NAVY YARD BALL, A NEW BLUE SILK
IL lined Overcoas, with velvet collar and pocket In left
sleeve, made BY Netzel, No. Clinton place Finder will
receive suitable reward BY leaving above address,
I Osr-ON TUESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER Ql, BE.
IL thirteenth and Twenty-eishth streets q red
Memorandum Pocket Account hook, Containing money
note and papers payment Of the note stopped Il tho
may keep tbs money. N. H. DECKER, 262 Fifth avenue.
7 osr OR EXCHANGED BY MlsTAKE-Ar THE NAVAL
IL ball. in Brooklyn dark blue Overcast velvet collar
SILK lining red silk sleeve hning Tho possessor this
garment Will obge the owner BY leaving hs
% Twenty fourth street, Consulate
General 90 and 81 Exchange place.
Osr OR sTOLEN-ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEM.
u ber from on truck coming from Reade street to
Fortyhiid five Pails Butter liberal reward win
given for It's recovery information tendn. thereto Ap
ply the grocery store, corner Of Forty and
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-03

A UNION BAZAAR,
Sl3 Sixth avenue, SS
between rwensydrvt and Twenty. second streets
At the Union bazaar.
sysh trimmed Bonnsss and Round Has IL the city, latest
Psrs fsahions at per osnt less Broadway prices
Nths Union Bazaar.
large assortment Just Of Gmps Frnges and
Gupure Laces the entire stock OF importer will be sold
| real Point and Point Applique Lace Collars
At the Union Bazaar.
rare collection French and Festhers at
~ At the Union Bazaar
WIN be found large assortment (from auction) Fancy
Goods holiday presens at less than half the cost OF Inn
portation. go,
n0e'A' ''0"'"0A "''' - j. MAGNUs.
A JOHNSON, BURNS CO.,
Importers Of Millinery,
will offer Monday. December extensive and choice
Trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats,
At s1o reduced from sls So 92 reduced from $l4; $
For beauty and s!,,.: unsurpassed,
Black silks.
VIII offer Monday, December 4,
Lyons Lyons heavy heavy Tsrssa, 81 g per Pc rys yard
Extra heavy Gro Grain a6 and $a 60 per yard nav
Also Bonnet Gro Grain and Tanesa q 50 per yard and
upward.
JOHNSON. BURNS 4 CO.,
"a and 36 East Fourteenth street,
corner University place and Union square,
The New York herald., 1871-12-03

A JAMES M'CREERY 4 CO.,
IA. Broadway and Eleventh street.
have Just received . large assortment OF
CARTWRIGHT Warners celebrated merno Undergarments,
Silk Undergarmonts, suitable winter large and
varied chidren fancy plain wool merno
neeccned Cotton Hose In great variety Ladies' and gen.
tlcmens Hose in cotton, merno and silk.
Ladies' and gents ties, Cravats, scarfs Gloves Umbre
las &C. agents for the celebrated Jouvin Kid Glove
received assortment all the day and
ing shadcs In from one to six buttons.
The New York herald., 1871-12-03

DRY GOODS.
A A-A.-A-A.-A-A.-A-A. -A.-A-A.-A.-A-A.
a. STERN BROTHERS.
sH Sixth avenue. a7
between Twenty. second and Twenty third streets.
have greatly reduced their prices
Throughout. their entire stock OF
Black and oolOrsd Silk vslvs.s.
FlsSon., FFTssTS%'ss'' kE%nSsrrca,derea EnSsra
Igfis:s:r'' Iioss: Husss;, SSssss,;
Muslin and Merino Underwear;
to make room for their
Grand Display Of Holiday Goods.
/. '''' ETrE5!'E EHSsEH s''' n. X \
SIS. ...; 4. 4 H.. T.. / ! ii. !. - i
;'''' = s''H 900 . ! 's''
i$''',s f. ] 8 8 's.''
!..,s ! : i I 2 900 3 .... )
For the holidays
We shall open Monday, Dscsmo.r4
and during thi. week
amagniacen. stock OF
Lace Goods,
Paris and Vienna Fancy Articles
which, for
elegance and variety
and exceedingly low prices.
csnno. be s1cellcd in the city.
Particulars in future advertisements.
STERN BROTHERS
S67 Sixth avenue ssI
4 NNouNc
"A Il. n: MACY. ,..cv
MAcY our stocks toe u'% Of 'ic Incs., MxGY
Macy unaeTwesr' sr' white Goods. Macy
MACY Flowers Ribbons and Macy Macy
MACY y fuiisr snr exhibition ai on Of r. Macy
HOLIDAY GOODS.
exclusively Of our own importation,
.rs. mos. complete un. of French Ger
MACY assortment Of English, Macy
MASY MAcY pos rsnSn ana nDo DON. Articles MAcY
MACY any one establishment. MACY
f6Ys.
MACY We have commenced MACY
sAGY AnS 70 OF oRen sn. our srhSited TIKI MAGY
MACY by US this season will MACY
sAcY sAcY @ snprs:y io Ss Ss:s e
MACY trade. MACY
FAIRS AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS ,-
Macy Fairs, sunday Schools. 10. Macy
MACY finest a.'orsm.n %%S .sa of article. MAcY
:sis q;
all connected Two entrances Fourteenth street and
on Thirteenth street, and two on Sixth avenue =