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The Sprague Cotton Business.-.-
More Developments expected.
puaits il Nbv, vnpp Tar O

General Mcdowell has found among
the records Of the. Department Of the
East, and forwarded TO Washington, the
missing papers alluded to by Secretary
Belkn4p IN bis repolt TO the Senate Of the
proceedings against Senator Sprague and
other prominent citizens Of Providence, r,
l., for alleged illegal traffic with rebels
and cotton speculatlons in Tcxas during
the late war. Further important develop.
rnents arc expected in consequence ol these
doouhents and evidence they contain.
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KENTUCKY.
Catholic Demonstration at louisville
.-Atffay and Loss ofLife at Frank
LOUISVILLE, January Z

-H WV LOUlsVILLE, january u. :
There was q large meeting Of Catholics
at Gloves Hall last night to protest
against the spoliation Of the Pope by the
King Of Italy, 1t adopted o strong PRO.
test declaring the seizure Of the capital
and territory an outrage, and ordered
copies in English, German and Latin to
besent TO the Pope. '.5l. |
The CSurietJdlrnars Frankfort special
says the polls were crowded at the muni.
cipal election to-day. The Democratic
ticket Is elected. Between six and seven
P. N. some person fired II pistol outside
the court house, which seemed to be the
signal, and Immediately a number Of
shots were fired into the court house.
VIM. Newman, q respected Irish citizen,
was mortally wounded; Capt. William g.
Thompson and two negroes were slightly
wounded, Ht;'' '7''9
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IT is asserted more positively than ever
that Senator MoRToS win soon succeed
Mr. FISH FISH ID thei State Department. This
will hasten the advent Of another Demo,
efat ii the Senate. s,, ,e 'h'i Y" 4S''''>'
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More Indecisive Fighting.

BORDEAUX, january 4.
The Germans, Friday, attacked the
French positions ut Vile Channe, Vile
Porcher, and St. Cyr Sur Gault, and after.
wards forced our lines at Bienyille. The
French at night took, the offensive, Ereoc.
cupied all their, positions, and entered ST.
Aurend. The enemy retired toward Ven.
dome, leaving many wounded and prison.
es. They apparently suffered heavily
during tho day and night. A line ..oi
Germans have reoccupied lie FouChe
and Meuale Nogent Patron.
tHN,l,if J LONDON January 4.
The Germans In the Upper Valley oi
tho Disc have evacuated the towns oil
Guisc, Hirson and Vervlus and arc retiring
on Megures itlg asa ggl 4IRJ
BORDEAUX, January Z,
A series Of attacks made on advanced
posts Of Chausy's army have been vigor-
ouSly repulsed. The force now under
Chausy's command, reported tobei9OO,- :
900 strong, are ready ior action.
,r Fort D'Issy silenced! ,tli
VERSAILLES, january.
Fort D'Issy has been sllcnced. "
A dispatch TO the New York Herald,
from London, says that It Is seml.oillcially
announced that It Is impossible to fix q
definite time for the meeting Of the Con.
grtSs d Powers, In consequence Of tile
Absence Of the French representative.
The true cause Of the difficulty, however,
Is the embarrassing position Of England
by reason Of her formal notification by
Russia that the blockade clause Of the
Paris treaty has been already hbrogated
by the act Of tho Emperor, and that II Is
on, Of the poweror tho Congress to alter
Tint decision. !. allllllIl W.
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BaltimoIre Market.

,g.,s' '..,3 i'l''I BALTIMORE, January Z.
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
G1tA1N-Wheat firm; ohlG and Indiana
81 40a1 10. Corn scarceand firm; white
80as2c. Bye dull at S5a05cs, I'.F . :, ''
PRoytst6Ns Firm and unchanged.
WnsskY Quiet at9OaOlc .-... - -n :.
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THEi indications Gfo'I that tic disablii.
ties OF Gov VAScE will not be removed
thissessicn. gsaI 'a,i.ts1 z. 2 '1aio:,l 4
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sClMpRELl. Tam, ex.state Treasurer,
gives notice 70 his debtors Of his purpose
.remto owe to Kansas in q short time, \
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PoRrRR's prospects oil confirmation are
so bad that his friends are afraid to bring
the matter to a vots. AN a
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SIMILIA s1MtL1BUs CURANTUR
HOMEOPATHIC BPECIFI

" HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success :: Simple e-Prompt- -kticlent
and Reliable. They arc the Beat Family Medl-
cines In tAe-B0 simple that mistakes cannot be
made IL using them e 4. ha5pllsss q 70 be ltee
llRpl6. They yhayerceeivcd tho highest eommen.
datlon nom tho thousandA who have long used
and known them. and will AWaya render salts
action TO those who try them, ''h''A
No. Cures ' Price N BortS, q " Cents.
Fevers, C0nsdstInh, ILLUMINATION
SrSIS&.;GSs SMSfI:; %Sy e. fssf iS.iSSs E II tSiss
Dlnrfhoea VI Chlldre1 " Adulys..,....,.2S
Q Dysehtery. Grlplhg, Billions CSllc........25
Eholera;Mofbns, VcmltIu s'.'''''''..~..''Ss e
s1l" SeaFalin. TSSthSshs, FSS Sehs
~ headaehes, SIrk llsalAthe, Vsrtigo...S3i
SgppEessed or lTregnlAt teri1.s...,.......e
u Whites, tDO ptoiul8 Periods .2i
= Group, Colgl, niIiienlt DnGIhing ...... 2 z!
IS RhenmatIsln, HheumGIle PAIIs.".......25
Fever and Agle, Chill FeVUr, ARurs..... y
sn, ha Ia SS gsLssS1S ssS ~ VIZ Sc
Ig Ghtarfh,acute OF, chrpglc lpalenEaa,.,.bao
% Wh0Oplng.c0ugh ylOleil cOuRhs.......b0
q u, Asthma, WpptvsiSd
n 1" scFaiIin. EiiIETTed Gandt sWvIIiiigS 80
y General Debility. Physical wVAkntns....e0
Dropsy And sCaniy Secretion
a KIassSSi SiSess, Bis.S,se s,'tHfsi toa Glns.S
. Nervous Debility, Involuntary seml-
IhAl l.lst haFges, .....,..,l 00
ssry eaEaess SSiinS BeG.s...SS ''......
y Pnipl4l Periods, hystSl IA,..... ,.s....,...L0
S3 sunerinEa - Clanea q LIN .............l o.
Il bip6thGrIa, liberated sSfS fhfo1t............E 49,.
Pripo u Walls, large HlIe,s N..,tOc ABd ~
Family Cases, In Morocco, with
80 large dram ylals, eontalplhg Tho above
AZ llst with book Of directions complete, Gig @
70 I" In paper case, with boOk. 4. L.. %
VETERINARY 5P ECIFICs.
Case Of 10 isoX viAls, 10 nuld, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account OF all diseases OF llOtitI, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dire.
Tons fOt use, III neat walnut case, com.
plUte, .,,'..'..o',.",,,.",,tlU tlU w
pONDJ EXTRACT, II.
Cures Piles, Neuralgia. TOOthathe, DleedlnR
OF the LuHRs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LAmHAeSl, bDTllAg, RhenmA'
tlEm, Sore Throat, sore Eyes, Bbila, eOFna,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
known,
Price, Coz. SOt., PintGSi 90, Quarts q rs.
ar These llemedles, except t0NDS RX.
TRACT, BY the cSsS o. single boy, arc sent 70
Of chsrgS, on receipt 81 ths pFCo, NJ Wv" ''.
Address ssiIUMPliRRYS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
otico and depot No, 6Gl BROADWAY, New York.
Dr.. Humphreys Ii consulted daily Al bic Office,
personally or BY letter, 10 above, iOfAll forms ot
disease isln VIU iIiIfNIlII H.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
A full assortment Of the above ioI eAls Ia Wheel
BOOKING A CARROLL,
LOGAN, List a co,
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoRK, January "a, Pm
Gold opened al 1lOt and closed at
110ss110s and has not been very active.
Loans were made at from . to Q, per cent.
in gold, QlearanCes today were $97,-
000, 900, - GoYernn0lt securities are
somewhat stronger, advancing from one
eighth to. one.tburtli, Stocks opened a
lille stronger this morning than they
were last night at tic close and compar-
ing the opening with Tho closing prices
show and I'm advance from ! to 1 per cent.
on leading shares, tllemarket closing dull
and steady. The Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railroad company have TO pay for twenty
seven miles goC railroad built last year.
For this purpose they will issue four
thousand shares Of common stock and tour
thousand preferred. Central Union Pacific
bonds have been quite active to-day
with but little change In prices, Money
has been easy at 0a7 per cent. State
bonds dull and heavy, Tennessee issues
were q little bctteri II ith6 morning and
closing dull and steady,ig 81 saaI5
SLERLING EXcHANGE-B Bankers hill9t,
United States e Sc &c q 1881, coupons .lio.
Riyetweltiea (e6D. .,s, ..,s,,,,... ,IGsk
Fiyetwentles tle65). l06k
Five.twcnties tS66) new. N. ~. :. 1O1N
Ftye.twonies (l661). 661).....,.,,..,,,..,;,.,.v. .l01k
Etye.twentes (lS6S)., S).,..,,..,,.,............m 1903
6en'Ioluts; .s !vvSoh
currency os..'''.;.'s''','sY.t.
STATE SECURITIES = Missouris SOL;
Tennessees, old, 90; new, G1; Yirginias,
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The Missouri sOnatorship.

7 " $4,000 ST, LOUIS Jan, Y
Tho Democrats Jefferson City special says
the State officers figure up the election ol
Wagner for the Senate by four majority
It the Republicans reunite, 1tisreported
that st. LOUIS and the southwest will
support Blair In caucus which will give
him the Democratic nomination. Know.
ing ones say both Blair and Glover will
exhaust their strength on the first ballot,
and Norton Of Deal county will bo the
coming man. lI,., s',.,,.. .... .p.. .,4l
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Express RebbseTry and Attempted ted
,iaghsEH Jlls Murder. 'fs,

| aIIyIEtaa gag'AhBANY, jap. 9. I
This evening Just rs tho $3.50 Boston
train started from the Union Depot OF
this city TO cr0ss the Hudson River
bridge, a man nsprang on to the American
Express Company car and shot the ex-
press messenger, Thomas A. sHalpine,
through the neck; 10 the right eye and
right ear. The robber then took the keys
from the messenger rand opened the sale,
from which he a6stfacted $2t250 In! bills.
He accomplished ill this while crossing
the bridge, and on arriving nj East Al
banY be jumped oil the train and made
his escape. The crime was not discover
cd until the train had stood at the East
Albany depot some minutes, when the
wounded messenger Crawled to the. door
of tho car and attracted attention. He
was Immediately taken TO the City Hos.
pital, and notwithstanding his terrible
wounds, he was able 10 converse and 10
give an account oflthe robbery. Halpine
resides In this city. His recovery IS not
considered possible. The express robber
Is described as about five feet. ten inches
high, wearing a moustache and goatec,
and dressed IN dark clothes, and had on o
dark cap. The detectives arc on the
alert, and the early capture Of the robber
and murderer d hoped for. l4,sd A.,
oagl ~ ALBANY, January.
The American Merchants Union Ex.
press Company advertise reward oi
5000 ior Information which will lead 10
The arrest and conviction Of the parties
who robbed and attempted 70 murder
their messenger while crossing the rail-
road bridge at Albany at the look Friday
evening, ~ figtl.L,l
A still later dispatch says there Is no
clue To tho aSs6ssins. The wounded
messenger was in . favorable condition
Saturday afternoon. gji 0 r7s aul,Ys'i
/ Il I'D N TfI FIU
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Miss Winnie Reams full length statue of
Lincoln was privately exhibited TO u
Ildrge number 6f gentlemen in the rOtunla
of the capitol this morning. Among
them were Associate Justices Davis and
Clifford; Gen. Banks and several members
of the Illinois congressional delegation,
+. F, Blair, Sr., together with the Secre.
taryloD thb Interior, and Jhdge Otto. QThe
work was pronounced q great success,
SAN DOMINGO IN A BAD WAY.
The friends ofthe San Domingo scheme
are reported this afternoon to have about
given up all hope ofbeipg able TO get the
House Committee OF Foreign Affairs tore
port back favorably oneither Gen. Banks
or Senator Mortons resolutions. A final
effort will be made at the meeting Of the
Committe on Monday, and Il attended
with q failure an attempt will DO made Id
theopen House 10 suspend tho bill aud
pass Senator MortOti's resolution. This
effort will be sure to lead to debate Of
two or three flavS duration.
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New York DRY Goods Market. ,
,,i,r5w I, \ g ytS. NEW YoRE, Jan Z. I
Market quiet with but little change
10 observe.
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WASHINGTON,
New YoRK, January I

New YORK, january.
ANOTHER TRCoNsTRUcT1oN pFTnEs SOUTH
Early IN THE session Senator Morton
introduced d resolution calling upon the
President for certain information regard
ing the condition Of the South. 1t Is TN.
derstood that the President has finished
bis message to Congress In reply and that
1t will be sent TO the Senate on Monday.
The message will be accompanied by a
mass of reports, documents, and facts
which, areinlthe hands ofithe President
Its thought that resolution will be in.
troduced providing for the appointment Of
a special committee by Congress to inves-
tigate the present condition Of many Of the
Southern States and frauds which are
charged aS having been committed inalec-
tions there during the past year.
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The Bombardment.
German Defeat.

70 lJLI , z HAvRE, JaenafyS. NJ
Ten thousand Germans, mostly from
Rouen, were defeated yesterday by Gen.
Roy, at Jumiges. The French have since
occupied Bo6rgacherda and Bourgtherould
and threaten TO drive the Prussians from
pnnt Anhnmnr
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~ FHE fhoPosEp2oA

EeJ THE PRoPosED7 7cARNGyAh.7 "a
Sc ~ AwSsHrxaroS, ianuaryiI &
Large sums of.nioney have been sub
scribed to7fender the proposed cclebra.
tionsonthe Goth and e1St Of February, In
Washington, successlll,-Arches arc to
be erected oyerPennsy iyania Avenue, and
the line ol this stliofong ghlarp will! be illu.
minate on the nights ofi those days, In
addition to tast trotting horses s,it Is con.
templated 10 have y pro ocesslon OF the
TRADED and ,trcops0 81 inasQuefs, md other
public dixeAions, and als6 70 invite the
editors Of the country 70 visit thetlty ut
that time, in order to hayoa grand re.
Union OF the press. w
It has been showing, al day, and 10.
night there Is good sleighings
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rnE MOTLEY 0oRREsPoNpENoE.

The President will on Monday send all
the correspondence, telegrams, &c, in the
State Department relative to Che recall Of
Minister Motley, together with the latter's
letter of vindiCation.
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WASHINGTON, January Z
sErrLEMENr WYNN SPAIN.

1t is officially known, here that negotia,
tiois are In progress for the appointment
Of joint commission by the United States
and Spain for the settlement Of the claims
arising out The cuban!rebellion. lbJ
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pORTEk's PRosrECTR,

Although two executive sessions have
been held by the Senate since the recess
the nomination Of Admiral Porter has
not been brought up. Both his friends
and opponents seem to be fearful OF the
result. Neither party seems anxious to
force the nomination TO a vote as the con1
test Is so close. One party Is fighting the
House bill abolishing the grade OF nd.
miral, while the other Is fighting,qthe
nomination Of Porter. Between the two
1t Is doubtful II the case Is decided for
some time. From tho, best information
to be obtaineditherej is little doubt THAT
IL vote is had now he would bo de.
lsi''S@ = @ a ,tsssrr alptii:sshs.m,loSl Ill: sss.m,loSl a z
Those Interested in the general amnesty
bill, have, alter o thorough canvass Of
both Houses, come TO the conclusion that
nothing oil the kind Is possible at this
session. Tho character Of the Presidents
replyltothe resolution OF .GovtM Morton In
lquiring about the condition lot Affairs in
North Carolina and other States, which
will be sent to tho Senate on Monday, is
such that h would have defeated the
amnesty even haditbeeni iweIl under way.
The Presidents friends arc decided ohthe
subject.
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Faidherbc's victory on the Sd inst. was
stfate tegicalia and tactical. and designed Z
decelyethe enemy, He i now advancing
towards PervaTe.
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Late advices from vosoul states that
there are 10000 French near Rloz about
midway between Vosoul and Besayeov.
The Germans had been repulsed in re:
connoisance north Of Rioz. Its proposed
to increase tho army regiments as follows:
Artillery, 500; cavalry, 1900; engineers,
800; and infantry, 1900.
Faidherbe's Strategy.
| tr..INs lcIr,st,J JitlW ga. ~ ~
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u La Liberte says the floating popula.
tion OF Bordeaux Is dailyinereaSing. 1t Is
estimated that already 10000 persons have
arrived. - l.tltl.. .nag..L oil n llaGl
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.-=Abpectat dispatch "a ths Warrington
Chronicle, dated Columbia, 81 O., aJan1ary
Oth, says; "A terrible outrage was com
mitted at Union Court House Oh Thutsd dAy
morning about one O'clock. The fail was
broken open aud ok men were taken out
and Shoe All otthS tiensbUs wore col
ofad
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The French headquarters at Baileaux
approximate the losses in tho battle at
Bepaume at 5000 Germans and 1900
French. The Germans evacuated Bepaume
yesterday. It Is said that 1000 French
have arrived at Cherbourg to engage in
active service,
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sLERLINo EXcnANoE- -Bankers'hlll on.

STATE SECURITIES y Missouris SOL;
Tennessees, old, 90; new, 01; Yirginias,
new, eSi old, 90; North Carolinas, old, AT
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n
AL. Great Reduction in Prices.
rRos TWEED CO.,
''' D'o-'SsSi E!ssia and Ninth ..rssu,
w open on %s.s Msndss as. Nay y
"1fo'H'e"' quail quality, at soc, worth &C. '''''''
Is IS ssssS s j.. e
Tn. above goods are Of the best Paris finish and win be
offered nj fully S5 per cent less than regular prices
THos TWEED CO.
5000 yard. poas &ss ss's s:.as.et Ko..Aa
A,.o 500 yard. srsandics, siSc.
The above are the greatest bargains ever offered.
THos TWEED 4 CO.
st Figured sss .s.s srssss ss Grenadines At &c.,
A H1 pse ana goods
assortment Of English Dress Goods for suits from
lsc upward.
THos. TWEED 4 co.
win elo.e ou. on Monday. Nay sa,
Balance OF Striped ana Checked Slk,
Splendid quality Stripes at 81 2s reduced si So
BscH snss sss ron V1 u & upwafS. ~ NV" -
Japanese silks In every variety.
The undersigned desiring TO close stock viii
s'' me TWEED Co.
----------------
"A ALTMAN BROTHERS co.'s,
GENTS FINE SUMNER GAuzx
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
M zoe.
A"0 GENTS EXTRA FINE LIsLE THREAD
Al scs.
AT ALTMAN BROTHERS 4 co.'s,
near Twenty-hrst street.
Ar WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROM AUCTION, THE
"A Bankrupt Stock Of . large Wholesale house.
French Paper Hsnsngs, window Shades, Enslsn Carpet
inga, Oilcloth, Ao
5000 rolls fine Gold Paper per rolls snc Papsr -
S,cs Sieoh 50 sen,s per yard large assortment OF
English Carpets at ess " SonrEs a77 Hudson ,r.
House, rspered Decorated Kalsomined &c. Good work
men sent 10 any part OF the city or country.
A GO TO wALsi,s' Ia SIKH avenue.
between Eighth and Ninth Streets
hanutacturers-
100 Linen Suits
!0o Linen suits @ w
10 Linen SUITS a
100 White Victoria Lawn SUITS aa...............".s
100 White Victoria Lawn suits at ......'..io
100 White Victoria lawn Suits
500 Calico Wrappers o. VI 'e 81 w
Large stock Ladies' Undergarments
French Imported ana Domestic Corsets
'''0 '''1' y WxIsa, GIlsa ITO Sixth avenue
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Y, MAY %, -QUADRUPLE SHEET.

%, l87l.-QUADRUPLE 81
DRY GOODS.
ALTMAN BROS. ! co.
SeHro 10 attract
notice
70 tneh second announcemen, for he
that they
PLACE THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT THE DlsPoAL or THE PUBLIC
for examination.
HAVING MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES
tAroxhou. entire particularly invite
Inspect our Goods an Prices for &. coming Week, 10 con-
determined o maintain
AND CHALLENGE oongsTIrIos ON EVERY XKIi''
nj
FOR MONDAY, NAY 70.
10
ELK DRrARraESr.
We oncr
70 pieces ApcA Elk at s0c.
25 pieces 36,nch sink ........... ..........sl 90
20 pieces aa-inch heavy Gros nat............ Al
70 pieces s4-inch heavy Ciros na........... 50
rs pieces 24inch heavy Gros Grain nat........ =. %
10 pieces 2sinch heavy Grain at.... :. ... so
Arew cases Of JAPANESE SILKS uinbs
opened, OF the latest patterns "a designs.
and which we ofcrat
cc, 76c and 600 per yard
NEW TRllNiNa SILKS
81, 81 d md u 50 per yard
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DRESS BUTTONS,
Also
an exceedingly large stock OF
REAL THREAD. aUIrURE AND roINr APPLIoUE
LACEs.
200 cartons,
and in sl';ssy al ;ss NEW H!S'1 shade.
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS.
FANCY PLAID and iHsEAvY cRos GRAIN.
from Ssc., f5c, Doc per yard and upward.
Also NEW ScAnro, ~,..
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Please a. ssl snr%as ma s1ssR'ss' sRSs' . co.'s,
Twenty y-Arst street.
ALTMAN BROS. a co.
call NOTICE to their stock
SPRING AND suMseR DRESS GOODS.
Z.
NEW SHADES,
Popiins, ChsmSrca Cloths, LENDS, Grsnaainss, 1ossm
biques, 40, &c,
Rspxpg In price from
from 2ac. and asc.
per saTd ,n,, and nd. UPWARD at
WHITE ni' pIeSEs. Pie 81
Also ranging from,
f6s. per yard ami upward.
BLACK GRENADINES. ss
m plain, striped and figured.
ranging In prices
and apwars
"A complete line of White 0oods
ucroK1A LAWNS. sAissooks,. DOTTED SWISS OR.
.o,r,NaE GAhIEs, - GRASS sAss cL2Ih a1Ssr.,s.
&c., &c., dc,
EXCEEDINGLY low PRICES,
ISL hND SE SIKH 1vEs6E,
Twenty-drs street.
A IrAAs BROS .oo
our
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT,
comprising
9i The large. and mos; extensive .s'Sr:es b
pAR%soLs
LADIES MISSES And CHILDREN.
we o1er .. The proportiona.s
wo also
attention
WHITE AND BLACK
LLAMA LACE
sHAwLs, sAcoUEs AND PARAsoL COVERS
all OF this season, importation,
of the latest designs,
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
=" LADIES, SUIT
oUTFITrIss 'n1 DEPARTMENT
oher the same attractions
last week, -
inADDITloN to NEW NOVELTIES,
and STILL FURTHEH REDUCTION
In PRICES,
especially In our sr,r np.. ..rvsvr
where We have succe eded in adding
entire line Of
NEW SPRING and SUMNER
WALKING and TRAVELLING COSTUMES,
LADIES' BUFF GRAY,
Lawn and Lasn Suits
Al 90 %, &3 SO. ~ 50, Sc, Is 50,
s. ~ 50 ana upwards.
LADIES'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-28
DRY GOODS.

- :
city that supplied ourselves
With immense of such
NECESSARY ARTICLES
that required for travelling purposes,
and viii
oaer
them
as extremely low prices,
consisting OF
FINE RUSSIA LEATHER AND CANVAS TRAVELLING
BAGS
and
SATCHELS
vALIsEs with Toilet Articles combined). PORTMAN-
TEAUa