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The New York herald., 1871-12-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 12-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Dec. 12-l A. M. }
Synopsis ,or the Past Ttcentv.tour Hours.
The area OF highest barometer has continued
since Sunday night central ia the Gulf
States. apparently southwestern. The lowest
pressure has moved southeast into New
England. Southwesterly Winds with cloudy
and threatening weather, prevail from Pennsyl-
vania north ana eastward; clear weather, with
light winds, on the Upper Lakes, and westward to
the Rocky Mountain stations, well as In the Ohio
Valley and Southern States. Clear weather has pre-
vailed Ia California stations and fog on the oregon
coast.
Probabilities
The barometer Will probably rise on Tuesday In
the Middle and Eastern states with winds, veering
TO northwest and cloudy weather; partially cloudy
and clear weather on the Upper Lakes Southern
ana Gulf coasts. Dangerous winds are not antici.
pated for any considerable region tonight.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Tho Prince Unconscious from tho First
Reason Attemptins to Rcassert Its Power
Thoughts Of HE Wife and Mother.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1871.
The London Times publishes in Its issue this
morning a detailed account Of the progress
of the fever by which the Prince Of Wales Is
afflicted.
This report shows that soon after the fever
BET In the mind Of the Prince began to wan
der.
The irst lucid interval he had was on the
birthday of his wife, the LIST of December-she
was born December l, 1874, and has attained
her twenty seventh year-when he exclaimed,
IN natural tone of voice, 'This is the
Princess birthday"
! On another occasion, just before his relapse,
eomething was said in his hearing about the
Queen, and he asked, elias the Queen ar
rived from Scotland2 Does she know am
:sicka"
" WIN tuo OAooptAou VI tueSo uTlci Intervals
The Prince has been unconscious up to the
present hour
1t is reported, indeed, on excellent authority,
that, with the touching exceptions just men,
uoned, the Prince has been almost insensible
since the first day of the present month.
His Children, Mother and Other Relatives
In the Sick Room.
LONDON, Dec. l1-Noon.
The Prince Of Wales children, his mother,
she Queen, and other members Of the royal
family were repeatedly summoned to the bed
bide of the patient during yesterday and
again to-day.
UuofBeinI statement-Tho Prince Said to be
In Extreu,is.
LONDON, Dec. 11-9 P. NJ.
An unofficial telegram, dated Sandringham,
pne P. NJ, says TIT is evident from the
distress which prevails here that the last
hours of the Prince of Wales are approach
Ing.
The whole household has been thrown into
fhe deepest gloom by the words Of special
messenger who left the sick chamber shortly
after noon with dispatches for London"
The deauatch adds that expressions dropped
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
SPAIN.

Parliamentary Elections and Republican Victory
in the Municipalities.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Clutches! Crutciics! Trusses! Trusscss-
Oldest house IN the city
Dr. GLOVER, 10 Ann street, adjoining Herald odacs
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Auaelps Turkish Baths, LexlnGt0n Avend0h
Of Tweny6b street Gentlemen, every day and ak
night ladies' day and evening; best veutsIlon htghase
temperature gratuties; advantages uneQuslsd EopA
outdone.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

A.-Espcuschcid's New Anuuai-A BrIIliaae
holiday hat for gentlemen, has just been issued at liz Mao
street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

A.-Tho Holidays are Approaching Rapid
w. dfstingue among the American genemeu,
especially those or great Gotham whose name 10
placing and preparing place themselves undss
festive specimens head adornmens or
they repair In crowds to KNox's establishment At al3
broadway OF Fulton street, for the offered Hats al
Knox 'ptop and stylish beyond previous examples.
The winter Hats Caps 4c Of tho halter bound'
tn reata fur dur he forth
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ENGLAND.

The Telegraphers Strike Causes Public Embar.
rassment
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
A.-Americau shelving Company.

A.-Watps Nervous Antidote.-One Bottle
entirely OF Neuralgia Of 10 years' standing
+. DEERY, 235 East Seventy fourth street.
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SHELVING FOR LIBRARIES,
SHELVING FOR STORES,
SHELVING FOR BANKS
SHELVING FOR OFFICES,
SHELVING FOR ALL PLACES
AND FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Shelving be Instantly put up without injury "a
wallis which be Immediately adjusted to height or
width; be removed and put up elsewhere.
Como the shelving with
MORSE's ADJUSTABLE BRACKETS,
the o1ce OF the New Church street, corrsr OF
rtiandt treet
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steiuway & Sous,

NIissIsquoi.-The Waters Of this Spring have
cured thousands afflicted with diseases OF the kdneyA
JOHN Z. HENRY, No. College place.
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Steinway 81 sous
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Old Pianos taken exchange. Illustrated catalogues sess
application. - - ..---..
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

CrIstadoro's Hair Dye has no Equal In tho
world tits the safest aud most reliable OF any Sold evoy
where
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

The Weather In this City Yesterday.
The following record vii! show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated by tho thermometer at HudnuJs
Pharmacy. HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
Q1n
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
ISL broadway, corner Murray stree
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TaIps Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover foR
scalp and for restoring the hair and It's COLOR hes Ne
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GERMANY.

The Peace Treaty with France Reafarmed and
Explained.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

What the Despatch Bearer Said.
LONDON, Dec. LIP. NJ.
A despatch bearer, who left Sandringham
at half-past twelve p M, told outsiders that
she did not hope to find the Prince alive
when he returned" and that s'the members Of
the royal family and others had given up all
hopes of his recovery"
Churches Of Every Religious Denousluafion
Pray Tor Him.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1871.
In accordance with the request of His Grace
the Archbishop Of Canterbury prayers for the
recovery Of the heir apparent to the throne
were introduced in the service in all the
Anglican churches yesterday.
In the Roman Catholic churches, Jewish
synagogues and Dissenting chapels special
prayers for his restoration to health were
offered during the Sunday services.
Public Excitement-NIan authorizations Of Uni.
versal Sorrow.
LONDON, Dec. LIP. M.
The feeling of grief for the present condi-
tion of the Prince of Wales and uneasiness
for the future Of the kingdom is profound and
widespread.
Business is almost wholly suspended
throughout the country.
The telegraph lines are blocked with the
multitude of messages which are being sent
to and fro concerning the Prince.
The greatest anxiety is manifested to obtain
the latest news. The morning and evening
papers issue extra editions every hour.
The official bulletins from Sandringham,
which are too rarely issued, however to salts
fy the public demand, are posted up as soon
as received at the Marlborough House, the
city residence Of the Prince Of Wales the
Mansion House, and the Horse Guards, where
they are surrounded by great crowds OF
anxious and silent people.
The London Press to the People.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1871.
The London Times to-day gave yearly all
its space to the subject of the Princes illness
and its possible fatal results.
Several columns Of that paper are devoted
to dispatches describing the manner In which
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

fHE PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS.
Progress Of the Disease During YeSter-
day and This Morning.
The Patients Condition Ex-
ceedingly Precarious.
A FIRM BATTLE FOR LIFE.
Medical Bulletins from San
dringham.
The Prince Unconscious from
the Beginning.
Reason ReaSserts Itself in Remembrance Of
His Wife and Mother.
VISITS OF THE FAMILY TO THE SICK ROOM
Unofficial Reports Of Approaching
and Immediate Death.
Observation-Disclosures,
ALL THE CHURCHES OFFER PRAYER
The Nation Excited by q Gener-
GUS Sympathy.
OPINION ON CHANGE.
THE MEDICAL BULLETINS.
KILOGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
The Patients Condition Precarious In tho
Morning.
LONDON, Dec. Ill P. M.
The only official bulletins of the condition of
the Prince Of Wales issued and signed by his
physicians to-day. to this hour, are the follow
Ing -
SANDRINGHAM, Dec 11-8 A. NJ.
The Prince Of Wales passed a restless night.
There has been q further recurrence of the
graver symptoms. His state continues pre-
carious.
SANDRNGHAM, Dec. 11-Noon.
The Prince is In the same precarious condi-
tion. The symptoms are unaltered.
Battling Against Exhaustion.
LONDON, Dec. l1--6 P. NJ.
The following is the latest official bulle-
En:-
'tSANDRINGHAM, Dec. 11-5 P. NJ.
s'The Prince was very restless during the
Afternoon; but his exhaustion is not increas.
Ing"
This bulletin is signed by Sir William
Jenner and the other physicians in attendance
at Sandringham.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Distin,s Celebrated Brass Instrumeats.-
BoosEY's cheap Music for all nstruments New cataoGus
free u
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SWITZERLAND,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Civil Marriages Legalized by the Assembly.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

wn,t,s Nervous Antidotc y: ,snrs ConSemtrstsS -.
.sctr,cv II cures by ssctrifvng and suens'ae"ns tas
entire nervous usen. Tess "
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Ask for Novello's Operas, Sit raterisss
Soc Organ Books 5oc Plano Books, Soc 75l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

For some time past the dumping OF earth on tner
streets by uptown contractors has been q posttfv0
nuisance. and Justice Bixby, for one, has made ~
his mind to put stop tot
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Fine Gold Jewclry, Reduced Prices~
GEO G. ALLEN, sA Broadway, near Fourteenth 81
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Diam onds bought and Sold. Geo. e.. Alleas
sal Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

yeIvshi and ReIiabie.-"Brown's DroncsMs N,1..
rpDcJJ.,'; are Invaluable to those exposeu " su1s~
hsnsss ps prompt relief in Coughs Colds &C
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Battling Against Exhaustion.


No Sleep 10 the Evening, Rns the Condition
Unchanged.
LONDON Dec I'LL P. NJ.
The following official bulletin was issued
from Sandringham at ten P. NJ
s'The Prince Of Wales has not slept during
Che evening, but his general state continues
unchanged"
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Dia u,oud Rings az Wholesale Prices.
GEO. G. ALLEN, sll Broadway, near Fourteenth =.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

drowned man was sent to the Morgue yesterdaV
about fifty years OF age He had black oyercoat.
brown pants, small side whiskers and bald mead.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Udo!pho Wolfe's schcidam As1%ans sIns 40
SUHNAPrS.-Amoug the complaints Tor wnicn Ac
sCHNAPPS has been declared specific by the emnens
physicians who have correspondsd with the propne.or
dropsy dvspersa debility consequent upon long
and age, epilepsy as,hma avs soe srd
lions ;he kdneys all chronic diseases FOR
many otner disorders now prescrfoed whn IN
cesnb by than three thousand msuiosi P'se"
of UnItod States.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest 40
No. 432 East Fifteenth street. the body or James
| Petit q child two years OF age whose death WAS
the result OF burns received on the 5th instant, by
falling on hot stove.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
An Englshman named Edward Ives fell througn

the hatchwsy at 43 Centre street. yesterday. anD
received severe injuries about the head The SUR
geon who attended him has dispalred OF mis- 70
covery. He was taken to the Park Hospital.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

This evening, at eight O'Clock. the opening exer.
oises OF the Thompson Free Medical College OF New
York for Women will be held at the college buidng
225 East Flfty-third street.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Citv Affairs.

Policeman McCurren, of the Second dis
trict, died yesterday afternoon. He was
kicked on the leg while making an arrest
about two months ago, and the wound never
healed. Recently it became quite swollen,
and eventually caused DEATH
The wife of Washington Painter was yes
terday bound over for perjury by Alderman
r. r.. Smith, the testimony in the case being
that in the Court of Quarter Sessions she
swore to having visited; DR.. o. w. Reid at
certain times at his Office, when it appears
that he was out of town.
"A new Lutheran church at Chestnut Hill
was dedicated yesterday. 1t is a neat little
style, will seat 125 persons, and has cost
$4,000. Rev. DIR. g. w. Schaeffer preached
the consecration sermon.
1t is estimated that 1915, 900 baskets of
peaches will be sent by rail to this city from
Delaware and Maryland this summer. .
Samuel Beers and Alderman Hull were
before Alderman Dougherty yesterday on the
charge of conspiring to defraud Robert
Nichol, of the Fifth division, Twenty sixth
ward, out of his seat at q ward convention.
The defendants are charged with uttering a
false paper by which complainant was ousted
from his seat. The hearing is continued over
to Thursday next.
The Experts were yesterday beaten one
run by the Forest City Club, of Cleveland,
the score being lO to y. Whlte, the catcher
of the Western club, broke his arm by striking
post as he was running after ball.
The agitator, large cylindrical wrought
iron tank, capable of holding 5000 barrels OF
oil, exploded and took fire at o'clock last
night in the extensive oil works of the
Atlantic Petroleum Storage Company, near
the Point Breeze Gas Works. The fire did
not spread, but was confined to the tank, the
top having been blown off. Water was use.
less and the oil was allowed to burn itself
ont The loss is heavy
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Connecticut observation-disclosures of HO
w. w. Eaton.

Connecticut Legislature-IIlness of Hon.
w. w. Eaton.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 22-While making q
speech in the House to-day upon the question
OF appropriating money for the new
Capitol building in Hartford, the
Hon. w. w. Eaton was taken with a faint
ing fit and sank into his seat. The House
Immediately took o recess Mr.. Eaton was
taken to his residence, and there was no further
consideration of the question under discussion.
Mr.. Eaton is comfortable this afternoon, and
viii probably be in his seat tomorrow.
The Senate has appropriated $12, 900 annually
for the State Normal School
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Domestic Affairs.

"A Grocers Board of Trade is about being
formed in New York.
The internal revenue assessors force at
Washington has been cut down one-half.
--Vice-President Colfax is rapidly recover
ing his health, with prospect of soon being
as well as ever.
The Memphis and Selma Railroad has
been mortgaged for 4,25O,000 to secure the
first mortgage bonds.
The natives of Alsace and Lorraine resi-
dent in California unite in protest against
the cession of those provinces to Germany.
and have determined to remain French
citizens.
The Executive Council of the National
Board of Trade held meeting in Boston yes
terday, for the purpose of recommending sub
jects for action at a general meeting of the
board in st. Louis in December.
Professor o. E. Marsh and party, from
Yale College, left New Haven yesterday for
the far West, to continue the geological
explorations of last year, and they will spend
the summer in the Rocky Mountains.
The trial of Charles Earle and John Gar
vey for numbering Mrs. Sullinger, aged 7S
years, and robbing her house of $1,000, on
the night of April %, was concluded in New
Orleans yesterday by verdict of murder in
the first degree. The jury was composed en-
tirely of colored men, and it is believed this
is the first capital case ever tried in the
United States before an all colored jury.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Railway Accident,

NASHVILLE, June 22.-A collision occurred
yesterday on the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad near McEW ems Station, between g
freight and passenger train. r. M. Vass, pas
senger, who was standing on the platform, was
killed, his head being cut in two and his body
mangled in horrible manner. w. s. Conden,
baggage master, and James Bonner, brakesman,
were badly injured.
Vass resided in Haywood county, Tenn. His
remains were brought to Nashville. Neither
locomotive was damaged,
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FROM YESTERDAYS FIFTH EDITION.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Yacht Race.

SANDY Hook, June 22.-The yachts passed
the southwest spit in the following order:-
wanderer, 1.1s; Fleetwlug, 1'2l; Eva, 1'23;
Halcyon, 1'2S; Dauntless, lao.
SANDY Hook, June 1880 P. M.-The
yachts have just reached the lght-ship, and are
now turning The schooner Palmer was first TO
round at 917 P. M. The yachts experienced
head winds all the way to the light-ship.
Base Ball-Olympic VS.. Mutual.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The Olympics, of
Washington, VS.. The Mutuals' match is now in
progress at Union Grounds. The game was
called at 320 P. NJ, the Mutuals at the bat
Umpire, Mr.. Lennon, of the Kekionga Club.
First inning-Mutuals nothing, Olympics
nothing.
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IIoISTs, OR ELEVATORS FOR ANY LOCATION
III or weight operated by Independent Engine,
Belts, Crank Ropes, or Pumps. For Contractors
Hotels Factories and Stores. The hand machines
are operated with the least labor and sold at low
nrice The balanced and power machines have the
most Approved Safety Attachments. Hatchways
arranged with rolling doors, opened and. closed
automatically as platform passes. ,,o,r,D
GEORGE G. HOWARD,
SONS No. II s. EIGHTEENTH Street.
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gntil you have examined
THE AMERICAN
Complete Sewing Machine,


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SOB" "Grover Baker," and "Singer." think that
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all sewing machines, and decidedly prefer 1t to any
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is exceedingly ngs simple 5RMSiEs and easE' NA1oRy
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1t is the best in the market for all or any kind OF
work. 1t is simple in its construction that child
may readily guide it. Myfamily would not be with
out it under any circumstances.
j. X. BROOMALL, Ercdoun, Chester Co., Pa.
BURLINGTON New Jersey, June ID, 1871.
DEAR Sm:-I bought one of the American Button
hole Overseaming and Complete Sewing Machines,
about four weeks ago. for the purpose OF making
buttoDholes In lasting and kid Shoes After having
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MOUNT LEBANON, Allegheny CO., Pa.
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Call and examine this wonderful Sewiag Machine
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COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
422 tuths3m No. 1918 CHESNOT Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.

cO AOO PAIRS OF KID GLOVES HAVE
bU .OuU been sold by US thus far during the
crease Of business as well as to reduce very
large stock, we are now
SELLING VERY CHEAP.
Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves, sl70 pair.
Genuine BARLEY Kid Gloves, 81 40 pair.
ogT Sad La a Belle" kid Glove s
La Belle Black Kid Gloves, only sl'25.
La Belle White KID Gloves, only s125
La Belle Light Shades Kid Gloves only Sizes.
La Belle, all coors, Kid Gloves, onIy 81 20.
La Belle two Button Kid Gloves, light shades.
La Belle two Button Kid Gloves new tints
La Belle two Button Black Kid Gloves.
Largest stock OF Kid Gloves in Philadelphia
Hosiery for ladies' Children and an oS Gentlemen. n
Ladies' English Hosiery, regular and ex. length.
Ladies' Bal6rlggan and Iisle Thread Hose.
Cbildren's Fancy Hosiery, ex. length.
Children's English Hose, regular and ex. length.
Gents Half Hose 25 81, 55 up.
Gents Half Hose, Lisle Thread, finest quality.
Bargains in Hosiery, to reduce our large stock.
Hamburg Embroidery, Piques, etc., closing out
Linen Collars and Cuffs, all the new styles.
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cloth Brushes.
Nail Brushes, Hat Brushes, Combs, etc. etc.
Fans, all prices from sc. to $40.
Fine SILK Fans closing out, prices low.
Linen Fans, 10, 49, 25, 3s, 6O SILK Fans up to $40
Parasols at reduced prices, to close.
Parasols, cheaper than the cheapest.
Children Parasols reduced, to close out.
Trimmed Parasols, less than cost.
Fringed P8rasos, closing out cheap.
All kinds OF Parasols, reduced In price,
Buff Sun Umbrellas In all sizes.
Ladies' Gloves for warm weather.
Ladies' Lisle Gloves, fancy tops, 25, 81, 3S, up.
Ladies Buff and White Gloves, 25, 2S, 81, up.
Ladies' Gloves, 15c to 81 80 a pair.
Ladies' French Taffeta Gloves SOC.
Ladies' English Taffeta, 81 to $3.50.
Childrens White and Buff Cloves.
Children's Gloves, 13 cents; two pairs, Is cents
Children's Gloves cheap, to close some job lots.
Gents SILK Gloves, White, Black, and Colored.
Gents Berlin and Lisle Cloves. 25, 80, so, up.
Ladies Castor Gauntlets at 81 25.
Ladies' Castor 2-outton Gloves at sl2S.
Gents Castor Gloves, 81, el'25, up. -e. .. q
Ladies' Undresf ed Kid Gloves, 81
Ladies' Undressed 2-button Kid Gloves, sl'25.
Gents Gauze Shirts, 25, so, rs and 81
Gents Furnishing Goods in great variety.
A. & j. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
Importers OF Kid Gloves,
Nos. % N. EIGHTH Street
6l1stuth and 90S CHESTNUT Street.
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oHINA. GLASSWARE, ET0.
GAYS CHINA PALACE,
No. 100 cHEsNuT Street.
SHAPE STONE CHINA,
FRENCH FINISH.

Dinner and Tea Sets complete, los pieces .s2O'7O
ALSO,
Stone China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces 1900
Stone China Dinrer sets 81 pieces. .......... T'75
Stene China Cups and Saucers,per set IL pieces 80
White Stone China Chamber Sets. ............ 2'60
Decorated Stone China Chamber Sets, 10 ps.. 450
White French China Dinner Sets, l2T pieces. 1890
Table Tumblers, per dozen. SO
Table Goblets, per Dozen. rs
Glass Tea Sets "A artcles). s).................,.. 45
An endless variety OF all styles White and Deco
rated China Fancy Goods, ETC., at lowest prices.
Parties about furnishing for the country: will do
well to inspect our immense stock before purchasing
Goods 10 go out Of the city will be pvcked and
delivered to transportation office free Of charge,
and insured against breakage to destination.
NIGHT. [422 l2m -