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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yuax HERALD.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, APP

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, April 90,
Via HAVANA, April 20, 1s72 !
Governor Baez brother Of President Baez Of
ST. Domingo, has arrived here. He brings the
news that ex-Minister Pedro Rlcard, who joined
the spaniards during their occupation, has returned
to the island.
Governor Baez also brings advices from Hayti
that on the 18th instant the government troops
defeated q Small bend Of tnsurgents pear Eeyye
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship wyoming will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at ten O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at hafpast eight O'Clock In tho morn
ing.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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NEW ZEALAND.
Colonial Postal Contract for Mail Conveyance by
Way Of America.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 20, 1874
The Postmaster General OF New Zealand tele-
graphs to the Marquis OF Harrington, Postmaster
General Of Great Britain, that he has concluded a
satisfactory partnership between the colonies OF
Victoria and New Zealand for the transportation OF
the English malls for Australia by way OF San
Francisco.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Earl Russells Notion for an Address to the
Crown Of England.
Postponement Of the Parliamentary Action-The
American Reply to the Granville Note and
Its First Effect Canadian Interests
in the Treaty Of Washington.
IELEcRsMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April %, 1872.
1t IL probable that Lord Russells address, calling
upon Her Majesty's government to instruct the
the British arbitrator at Geneva to withdraw from
the Board Of Arbitration until the claims for conse.
quential damages are abandoned by the American
government, will not be presented in the House Of
Lords tonight, as the answer to Earl Granvile's
second note has just been received.
That the receipt Of the Washington note was
looked for with great anxiety viii be learned from
the fact that during the session Of the House Of
Lords tonight Earl Granville, in reply to On In
quiry from the Marquis Of Salisbury, said during
recent visit at the residence Of the American Min
lister he was informed by Mr.. Schenck that the re-
ply of the American government to the British
note Of March 20 with regard to consequential
damages had not yet been received, but was mo-
mentarily expected to arrive.
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s p "A I N
Several Smart Actions Between the Contend
ing Forces in Arms.

Victory with Variable Resuls-Cerical Aid to
the carlists-Radical Revolutionary Political
Leaders wavoring in their Allegiance to
tho People-Senor Zorrilla in Command
Of Royalist Army Column-Re-
pubiicans and Progressists Pro-
nouncing For the Mon
srchy-Don Carlos Not
Visible to the In
surrectionists
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FUGITIvES FROM MATAMOROS.
Brownsville the Refuge Of Women, Children
and Rsvolutionists from the Beleaguersd City.
GENERAL MOooKs PRECAUTIONS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 20, 1872.
The city Is OVERLOOKING with women and
children from Matamoros, and revolutionary
sympathizers who have been expelled by
General Cevallos. :sz.s.
General McCook Is picketjna on tho banka
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FRANCE.

Government Griefs After the War with Prus-
da-Capitulating Generals Ordered for Court
NATURALIZATION Of Communists.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
Canadian Dominion Interests in the International
instrument.
1ElesaAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

1ElEsRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, April 90 1872.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Cochrane, member
for the Isle Of Wight, gave notice that he should
tomorrow ask the government whether 1t could
produce the correspondence which has passed
between the Colonial once and the Canadian
government with relation to the Treaty Of Wash
ington.
Later in the evening Mr.. Gladstone, replying to a
question by Mr.. Jenkinson, said the imperial gov.
eminent had agreed to guarantee Canadian loan
Of 600 sterling for the construction OF rail-
way to the Pacific, providing Canada should accept
the Washington Treaty.
The Consequential Damages Claim Said
to be Abandoned.
TORONTO, April %, 1872.
The Globe this morning publishes despatch nom
its special correspondent in Ottawa, stating that
Sir John A. Macdonald has received cable despatch
from Sir John Rose, stating that the American
government has abandoned the claims for conse.
quential damages.
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+~ssys PARIS, Apr1l ~, 1917.
Miss Nellie Grant and party arrived In Paris to-
day and alighted at the Hotel de Meurtce.
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Earl Russell's Motion Postponed.

Earl Russe1l's Motion Postponed.
LONDON, April 90, 1872.
In the House Of Lords tonight notice was given
Of the further postponement Of Earl Russell's mo-
ton for an address to the Crown on the subject of
cessation Of the arbitration proceedings In Geneva
to the 9th OF May.
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Don Carlos Proclamation and
Patriotic Resolution.
TeLEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID April 90, 1872
Forty Carlsts yesterday appeared at the town Of
Ataun, In the province Of Guipuzcoa, and surren-
dered to the troops stationed there.
The government forces occupying the town Of
vittoria, capital Of the province OF Alava, yester
day attacked q band of the insurgents near that
place and took sixty prisoners. - -
The troops now In pursuit Of the Carllst bands
throughout the kingdom are very active. The
spirit Of the army generally is excellent.
sERRANos COMMAND AND AMADEUS MILITARY
ARDoR.
Marshal Serrano commences active operations
In Navarro to-day setting out with strong column
Of troops from Tafalla, twenty-five miles from
Pampeluna.
1t is said that the King insists on taking actual
command Of the army.
OPERATIONS IN sARAGOssA
Otficial reports say that no band OF rebels remains
in the province OF saragossa.
CLERICAL CONSOLATION FOR THE INSURGENTS
each band Of insurrectionists has q priest at its
head or among Its officers.
THE POLITICAL AsPEcr-RADICAL AID TO MON.
ARCHIsM.
Everywhere throughout the country the republi-
cans and progressists are announcing their inten-
troubles.
Sehor Zorrila, the well known radical, is in COM
mand Of o column Of government troops In the
province Of Navarro and the appointment OF sehor
Zorrilla to this command has had good eject upon
large number Of persons who wavered in their
support OF the government.
REPAIRING DAMAGES AND RESTORATION OF CoMMU.
NICATIoN.
A despatch from Bayonne reports that communi.
cation by rail and telegraph between that city and
established.
Where Is DON Cnrlos9
LONDON, April 20, 1872.
A despatch from Paris to the London Times says
Don Carlos is not in Spain, but the governments
Of both that country and France know exactly
where he is.
Proclamation from tho Patriotic DON.
MADRID, April 20, 1872.
A proclamation signed by Don Carlos Is circulat-
ing In this city. In 1t the Pretender exclaims,
sThank God, am once more permitted to kiss the
sacred soil OF my country and be again among
spaniards." He earnestly appeals to the people
to rise in arms, and declares he will deliver Spain
or die In the attempt.
French NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Regi-
mental Caution.
PARIS April 20, 1872.
An oficial decree has been issued warning all
Frenchmen against participating in the insurrec-
tionary movement in Spain, and providing heavy
penalties for all violations Of the decree.
Colonel Charetts, formerly Of the Papal SERVICE
has engaged to keep the ex-Pontincal soldiers now
in France from taking up arms for either side in
the struggle.
Interruption OF tho Spanish Iron Trade.
PARIS, April 20, 1872.
The iron miners Of S0no and Rovstero, in the
Basque Provinces of Spain having joined the Car
list instruction, all mining operations are sus-
pended.
Two hundred English vessels now at BIboa are
unable to obtain cargoes Of ore, and will be COM
PEELED to return home empty.
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NO ARMS FOR THE CUBANS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April 20, 1872.
The importation OF arms and ammunition by
private parties has been prohibited by the authorl
ties.
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AUGUSTA AND VICTORIA.
viit Of the Empress Of Germany to the Queen Of
England.
TtleeaAM TO THE NEW YoAK HERALD.

LONDON, April 20, 1872
Her Majesty the Empress Augusta, Of Germany,
who left Berlin to-day for England will be the guest
OF Queen Victoria ct windsor Castle.
The Empress win visit London next week.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN April 70, 1871
Prince Frederick Charles has returned from his
tour In Southern and Southeastern Europe.
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Man Is tho Lnrgest Insect Going,
but ne Is match for Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas ana
other similar small fry, unless armed with KNOWLES
AMERICAN INSECT POWDER and BELLOWS, which
Stays them faster than awbone did the Philistinea De-
pot No. Sixth avenue.
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BAEZ'S BROTHER.

His Arrival in Porto Rico-His News from
Hayti.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID O.. Anril 20-1 A M.


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 30-1 A. M. J
Synopsis FOR the Past T,centp:J0ur Hours.
The barometer is highest over the New England
and middle Atlantic States. Clear and parti-
ally cloudy weather, with easterly to south
erly winds continue over the New Eng
land, Middle Atlantic and Southern States
cloudy and threatening weather from the
lower Missouri valley to the lower lakes and north
ward, with rain and eastery to southerly Winds.
Probabilities.
Falling barometer will prevail on Tuesday from
the Lakes to the Gulf and Atlantic, with clear
and partially cloudy weather over the
New England, Middle Atlantic and South
ern States, and easterly to southerly
winds cloudy weather and rain from
the ohio valley to the upper lakes and extend east
ward over the northern portion OF the Middle
States; brisk and possibly high winds are
probable for the upper lakes and extend
to the lower lakes; clearing weather and
northwcsterly winds for the Northwest.
Cantonary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chi
cago Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland
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A.-A.-Greeley.-IfH He Have Not an Ele.
CANT and comfortable hat his costume must fail to appear
graceful. IIa! hal KNOX, the emperor of hatters has
made study provide the very perfection Of head
See well he has succeeded a MS elegant store
2l2 Broadway.
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A.-ror O First Glass Gentleman's Has
90 direct the manufacturer, EsPENsCHEID LIS Nas-
sam freat
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Averago temPcrature yesterday.....:. bS1i
Average temperature for corresponding date
Mst yeet,,'..iii,ilsi.is.',..il ,s,paAYsAs M
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A.-Plot and Passion Win In Fashion,
DOU8ANs SPRING HAT wins hosts Of admirers lN
Nassau street. of Ann.
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MISS NELLIE GRANT.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Presidents Daughter Arrived In Paris
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GERMANY.

A Princes Return From Personal Tour.
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A.-Thc Governors Veto VIII Not Pre-.
vent the public wearing THE PERFECT FIT SHIRT
combining elegance, economy and durability.
PGELAN, Bhirtmaker, 693 Broadway.
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A.-Thc Popular ResOrt-The Russian
vAPOR MARBLE BATHS, rs East Fourth street; eIo.
Rancc commodiousness scrupulous cleAnlinessi good
veniaton polite attic nton; general good order Open
daily. 7 a. NJ 10 o r. NJ Ladies' 10 70 IA VI, daily.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy HRRA In Buildinu.-
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.

A.-Herring's. Patent ~,
POI Broadway corner Murray street.
Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
1 pe. DAY sns
A.-Hcrald Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 8 A. NJ. tosP. NJ.
A.-A.-New Lamps for Old, or Ten Doll
y s Sf vi Is 8; o sss
sf at Y sr0t sy
Plates at per Dozen and large lines Of other goods in
A.-The Popular Resort-The Russian
vAPOR GMARBLE) BATHS, Is East Fourth street; elo.
gancc, commandments, scrupuous cleanlinessi good
Sy 'sff .sn Esa goo 9afF Open
vent the public wearing THE PERFECT FIT SHIRT.
a9S
A.-Plot and Passion win In Fashion:
Nassau street, corner OF Ann
A.-Royal Havana Lottery. b. M ar
TINEz co; Bankers, 10 Wall street, box ''''' w"
ioiA Ios' o'nce.
A.-Character Of the Bleed I"o ir ImP6 oI ~
using HAZARD CAswELLs COD LIVE" JILL
A.-The Great spring Medicine e Stein
FIELDS FRENCH COGNAC N'~'S"~~S~~
| flI Nassau street Beware OF limitations
u..cn.,or,s Hair Dye-The Best In the
yorid bc only perfect dye harmless reliable, nstanv
taneous AT al druggists
C.owr tho Misunderstanding Gives Such
n.h % e.
o,ncdv The defect through the agency OF PHALONS
HAIR INvIGoRAToR, which increases the Growth
Ike Il IL deficient, and crowns the edince with An
uhmmiance Of glossy Abres Sold by all druggists.
Il. r.. Durkee q Co.'s Salad Dressing..
rich and delicious dressing for all kinds Of salads cold
meats &C.
Fine Gold watches OF All Descriptions,
sN $40 $50 10 S42 each; Gold Stem winding Watches,
diamond and Enamelcd Watches Gold Amcrican
sii Broadway, Fourteenth street.
Havana Lottery.-Prizos cashed and in-
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 1874 Broadway. room 4
Grouse ~Yc Now, MY Merry, Merry Msn,",
and buy your HATS at KNOBS IA BROADWAY hm
kpxtp9 aH@ v mAtchless.
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A.-Royal Havana L0ttery.-J. n. MAI
TINEz 4 co. Bankers, 10 Wall street; box $3.50 we"
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A.-Charncter OF the Blood improved ~
Mains UAZARD CAsWELL's COD LIVER OIL.
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A.-Thc Great spring Medici nn,s,s - sd sen.
FIELDS FRENCH C0GNAC YII ti EhS fiS'p"'1s p0~
+ Beware OF imitations
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lars, worth for seven II Z mrpr,sinS how Nfcor DA
WILSON Coz $50 Broadway can afford to sell $40 worth
OF FRENCH CHINA GLASS or CR0CKERY for 81, but
SO long as they do II the public VIII profit by It, They
offer good DISNER PLATES at 81 per dozen; CHINA
PLATES at 81 per Dozen large other goods in
nj riinn
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Grouse -ye Now, MY Merry, Merry Men,,
and buy your HATS AT KN0Xa IA Broadway. Hia
lpStpg aNla y mAtcAless.
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Havana Lottery.-Prizos Dashed and in-
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, i9s Broadway, roomA
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u.,ch.,or,s Hair Dye-The Best In the
r,d ,bc only perfect dyes harmless, reliable, instanr
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Where is Don C0rlos9
LONDON, April 20, 1874
A despatch from Paris to the London Times says
Don Carlos Is not in Spain, but the governments
Of both that country and France know exactly
where he Is.
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Fine Gold watches OF All Descriptions,
sN $40 $50 to S42 each; Gold Stem winding Watches,
Watches Of all kinds GEO. q. ALLEN,
sl Broadway ncsr Fourteenth street.
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u. n. Durkee d Co.'s Salad Dreaming
rich and delicious dressing for all kinds Of salads cold
meats &C. -,
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MAGNIFICENT finish the person e. Proasion Of hand.
fair Nature sometimes denies the GIT but art can
sons tn Inc defect through the agency Of PHALON'3
IMshiR 'INvIGoRAToR, which increases the growth
a.a a. r. dedcIeut and crowns the edifce with An
w hmnancs Of glossy Abres. Sold by all druggists
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Angeles Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
nue., Twenty fth street-valizns before break
fast invigorating before dinner soothing than
opiates before retiring Ladies' day and evening Den.
tiemcn every day and all night
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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To all parties ahout flttlng
mp house or repienishing
Housekeeping Goods. We de-
sire TO direct to tho extra
ordinary bargains offered
hy us In that department
this week. All goods are of
the very best quality, and
worth considerably more
than the prices offered. An
inspection will suffice that
our Inducements exceed
those of any other house In
the city.
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1DAY, MAY s. 1872. QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
ALTMAN 4 CO.

* ALTMAN CO.
BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS.
We We shall this week ofYcr extraordinary bar
gains In Dress Goods many of which have been
reduced in prices since last week.
Offer Japanese Stripes 4 wide, 2,c; reduced from
Ronbaise Poplin, plain colorr, in all shades. at
35c. and SOC.
Norwich poplin, Pouiard pongees, reduced
from 73c. to SOC.
Week Henrietta Cloths, different shades, satin
stripes, reduced from Toe. TO ooc
Victoria Popiin, Y ins wide, at boc. per yard
Silk and Wool Pongees q wide in stripes,
!checks and nlaids, very desirable, worth 81, at
l69c. per yard.
Dolly vardcns,
In Cambrlc, Lawn Organdies
in land CretoHne Cloth from 27c and upwards.
Our Mourning Stock is complete In every
Dress Iassorfment comprising tho choicest brands in
mere, MeriSos bciaines @ Tnr%sc Cloth 10th bar bar,
lathea Cloths, prap d'Ete Ac., at lower prices
Goods THAN any other house in the city
The above line OF colorcd)
goods are OF the finest ma.
tcria In the market and
comprise every color and
shade, Every novelty and r,n,r,.n.
S,sa'n sSp,ssis'ty y.aCd %.l @ be l%ms InS;s rcda"tiSn
will find this week one of IN
the most varied and the p'''o'
Dress Goods which any
other house In the city can
produce.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
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v ~
7 YORK, SUNDAY, MAY
DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
A. T. STEWART 4 co.
sas mAGsR 'e''
recent price, ~ To-
5-rRAME ENGLIsH BRUSSELS choice patterns. very
Ine Of ditto patterns, less handsome, only 81 IS per
yard.
oi The hsI Ss'snGs e sns sTss invoice Of FRENCH MO-
REAL AUBUssoN VELVET PILE CARPETS in ono
piece with elegant borders and medallion centres as low
fASEsT SaS% SSyHl?iEs fs0H ssslssSs SSEScT
ENGLISH, BERLIN and SMYRNA CARPETS by the
yard and III enc piece, Just received
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC orLcLorns, Rugs Mats,
Cocoa and Canton Mating, &c
Also aatsEsHspfss ST '%%tria fIsss .sa s1
AT IL qP CT g
Please cali and examine
BROADWAY, FOURTH Av., NINTH AND TrN~H cts.
ATJAMEs McREERy co.'s,
RTGnswsS MIii sSsS an and hosSIS G'STspn Sas 1ss
beautiful line Of
Dolly Warden satin striped silks,
AFRO Dolly WARDEN "i,H Fouiard "S%ar silks in new
and recherche designs.
ATJAMEs M'cREERY co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
aIs bafssina S;iranE n 'Sissera1ns'y slase slss,
In all grades and Of the most approved
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ArJAMEs McREEnY CO.'S,
Broadway Baaay and Eleventh street.
thenew Hat, called
Also full assortment ali the latest novelties
staaiy in stock
A T JAMES M'CREERY co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
rich m plann II. eSlsTed n,a eros sndcs. Grains
A T JAMES M'cREERY a CO.'S,
saGfsSsE %s SSsE sa sns assSzs G}sEspa sass s'sst
Colored Striped silks, 81 %.
ArJAMEs McREERy CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
have just received from auction splendid line OF
sack from n,laSsS SO isaGs to scso. s1""''
sorment Of black cnantv and Gapare iaces at
than importers prices Thread Lace and Llama Pnraso
cSsrs 81 s.fai capes
5 ns 81 c"r @
and sun umbrelIasn in all the latest designs and
coors
JAMES MCREERY CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
Ladies', White Lawn suiis, asx & ''s5 and upward.
Ladies, Linen Line, s suits 80 n;,l sna ngward , nnro
ssss S%sf T"nss ss's f%
PaSs Fnsn aSrss Sa n % BRAIDED 81 90
Chidren's Pqne Walking Coats Suits, sacques. &C. &C.
Infants Infants, knrseSy kass csYs Baskets.
Infants Dresses Skirts. Cloaks &C., &c.
Ladies' Undertaking., in great variety.
Night Dresses, Chemiscs, Skirts &c., dc.
in stock or made to order,
AT JAMES McREERY CO.'S,
Broaswrx SS xSsbz4. sSf k,svsnts sns 4 street.
viii exhibit IN !hsir Ladies 3 and children's
p;SSd new Hat II, called allied.
Also full assortment Of all the latest novelties
| n s9l Broadway.
Goods selling lower
Than on any avenue
| or street in the city.
Fancy Ribbons &C.. &C., ioc.; re I5c.
| Gro-grain Ribbons Ioc.. he, l5c, 2lc.
Fancy FANG tai' sasS Rhac,s, @ Sc, scc sSc. up
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Straw Goods.
| Every Shape in Misses Ladies'
niaercnt Varieties Of Straw, from
| Zoe. up to the Dnest goods.
| Finest Assortment of
found in the city.