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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

The Canniblls are more numerous than ls
generally supposed. The Battas may be
reCkonod at zoo, 900 souls; the canuibals Of
the Niger Delta at 100, 900; the Fans at 80, 600;
the cave dwellers OF the Bassuto country
about tenth OF the whole pOpulatlOL-At
10000 the Nlam-Nlams ut about 5OO, 600; the
Mlranhas and Messayas ut 20o0; the other
South African cauulbals at 200; the Austria
llan AbOrglnes ut $1,000; the Melanlsians,
without including New Guinea, at /, 900, 600
II a person chooses TO run the risk Of being
eaten here Is wide choice. Most OF these
people, however 1t must be remembered, arc
not cannlbals except ln war, when II Is more
them effectually dispose Of an enemy b y cat
ing him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


RELrNoRH, ND, JAY 10, Is7a
EDiToR REPUBLICAN, II is nuished. The
grand sell.out Of the socalled Liberal Rspub'
hcans was accomplished to-day. No man Of
common sense who was In this city last night
can entertain the shadow Of doubt that the
election OF Horace Greeley would be a Demo
cratic victory. The so-called Liberal Ropub.
lloans, compared to the Democratic vo,erS, are
a mere handful, and must give way when the
machinery Of the Democrats is brought 10 bear
on the old lady Of the Tribune. Only Grant
toasts 70 Jen, Davis were the leading ones 10
respectable saloons, while At tho political rum
mills Of lower grade and on the streets cheers
for Davis indicated 10 an alarming extent that
the election Of Greeley would be rebel victory.
The platform adopted by tho convention here
appears islr enough; But Z section honestf
Ninth. We remember with gratitude the
heroism and sacrifice Of the soldiers and sailors
Of the rePu6llc and 70 act Of ours shall ever Dc;
reward Of their patriotism"
what farce The writer IL hot politician;
never had an Oihco, does not want onei but DO.
| lleves II the duty Of every American oitiEen 10
vote his principles fearlessly; but before dolng
90 he should examine tho designs and the
merits q ne respective parties then vote bis
Of Democrats or Republicans holding on 70 power
too long. A. b.
"IHsunsrabIs TaadyIsm -
Ed. REPUBLICAN,: That high toned, moral
journal, the Patriot, has discovered In Harvard
= cause for comforting the degree Of LID. on
Grant, namely, toadyism. In this hot weather
such coolnssI Is delightful. II mistake not
the WhItecoated sage is an LID, but the
Patriot objects not at all Indeed, his ohAste
and bea full Language alone renders himworthy
oft II he were writing this note with my
Ia 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
VISIT
wAllach's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. Av., below National Hotel.


NTHENE EHVI8 WIFI E17V v W. =
THURsrop's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 thu
best DsnIrinos In use. II keeps the Teeth clear
and Whits, and the gums sound and healthy
Price 70 and 90 cents.
JoUvuH'a Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 I'll
superior 10 anything known. Price IS cents.
THoHPsor's Pomade Optlme 10 exquisite. II
soflens, bsautinss, and strsngthenS the hair
Price rs and 80 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

A yENTUREsoME individual, named Alex,
Ender GoodenHugh, lately started alone from
the coast Of Oregon for California, u dis
lance Of fifteen hundred miles, in boat
twenty feet long, and shaped like cigar,
with hole In the middle Tor his body ard
his supplies lie reached San Francisco In
safety after voyage Of twenty-five days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Al the last monthly meeting OF the Washing
ton 90 operative Building Association go OC
was sold at an average Of ~ per cent,
The seventeenth monthly meeting Of the
National Capital Real Estate Association was
held on Wednesday evening when 5000 was
sold at an average Of as per cent Mr.. John
Evans rendered his resignation as director,
which was accepted and MIR. j. u. +. upper
nhOsen To MI the vacancy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Lots Nos. -, IS and 20, In square 35s, fronting
on Boundary street, between V and W, near
Ninth street, have been sold by Messrs. Lat
mer n DleaTy, RuctlOneeTs, to Mr.. q. q. AdAmF
for ICY cents per foot and lots - and go In same
square, fronting on Vermont avenue, 10 Mr. d.
J . Mccarthy Tor II cenls per foot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
THE COURTS.


SPECIAL TKRN - Judge humpArsyS.-This
court was engaged A. follows yesterday
United states W. Parts Of lots 10 II, In square
e7s. Order for payment to owner Of proceeds Of
sale.
United States vs. Lot !, In Fqu.re t5e. Order
dismissing proceedings In conhscation.
| Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Yesterday morning MIR. Thomas PlOwman,
architect, and Mr. Sidney Mcfarland clerk OF
the Northern market, WISHED CoroOTan square,
to which tho market Is TO be removed and
measured of the ground for temporary sheds,
which are TO DO built along tho south front OF
the square so as 10 leave room for the permanent
building which II Is Intended to begin and CON-
nj efR thlR EpaEOn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Fire.

Yesterday morning, about $40 o'clock, an
alarm OF IRE was turned In from box S. caused
by the burning OF small e.story frame house
% the east aide Of Twenty,tith street, between
pridget. and occupied by WIN. Adams The
aames we're eKtinguished by the noighbors be-
lore the arrival Of The FIRE department. Damage
nbout a15
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Al tho trotting match Tuesday on the Ma.
tIonAl course, for purse o. eiVOf mlie meats,
heat three 10 iYo 10 haTpeds, the best time was
S.2Tll The entries and results were as follows;
John Davis, Mount Vernon, 2, !, i 2 u y. w.
Harrison, Potomac, I, 3, 4, 3, p James Legg,
Horny Hunter, 8 2, ., /, wi James Mchenneyi
VIrgTnia BOy a. 4, z I, W.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

EUGENIEs JEWELS SOLD Tho sale OF the
Empress Eugenles jewels Ia London netled
$4,000. The first article which attracted at
tentlOn was u marqulse ring, with a pink
diamond, surrounded by brilllants, formerly
the property of the Empress Josephine
This was followed by pendant Of emeralds,
pearls and brilllanls, which was knocked
down for sos guineas, A fine pendant with
a large square emerald In the CENTRE brought
628 gulncas. Two fine emeralds and three
large brilliants, mounted Us a bracelet, were
sold for $40 guincas, and a cross, formed OF
eleven large bTillants, also brought S55
gulneas. \ watch was sold for ii $50; a
brooch formed as an anchor, and a COM
panlon brooch, 2,l5O; u tiara, formed of q
band OF brilllants, $50 gulneas, and brooch,
with tine emerald, and one with u SQUARE
emerald, 5000 guIneas; u brooch, with en-
erald centre, "a, 525; a tiara, G2,625; three
brilliant pendants, 1000 guineas; u pair Of
long earrings, brllllants, f3,255
, ~
JUBILEE FIEAECEs-A DEFICIT OF tl5O, OOO
The balancing OF accounts by the iubllee
committee reveals the unWelcOme fact that
there Is deficit Of tl50, 900, which will have
10 be made up from the guarantee fund UNI
less some method of swelling the receipts Is
hit upon. The building and fixtures still re-
main, but even these will hardly make up the
loss MF; olmoIe' VINO mas worked night
and day for many months In bringing his
great conception Into shape, finds no return
for his exhaustive labors, and the proceeds
OF his benefit were generously donated by
him to the association. The executive com
mlttee would doubtless find, II they chose
to experiment, that the sentiment of the
business community OF Boston Is heartily
favorable 10 any scheme which eau be de-
viRed for making up the loss which Mr..
lIImnro suElalned In his entRFDFlse and the
publlc.spirited citizens Of Boston only await
their suggestion to do their part toward
making Mr. Gilmore beneficiary, az he
rertAlnly deseryes % be- Boston POsl, lIlyS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

The following was tho range ofthe Thermometer
yesterday at HempleT's Opticlan store, No. tb3
PennAylV avenue, corner OF FOur.And. a hall
street, a. m, 50; 10 a. N 81, y m, 9Oi p N,
Ol; I p. m, 80 Q p. m, SO; 8 y. IN, 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

On wednesday morning Jim Buchanan, col.
Orodj a oaTt-dTiVer, WAS thrown from his cart by
the horse taking fright at q locomotive, and had
one Of his legs broken. The limb was set by
DR.. Riley after which be was taken home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Inc evening excursions which this oOmfOTta-
BILE and commO1lOus steamer makes down the
Potomac every Tuesday and Friday night, are
becoming very popular. Everything ID done 10
promote the comfort Of the passengers, and every
pTecautlon taken against tho occurrence OF 4
disturbance. Those who Wish To enjoy a pleasant
evening have an excellent chance to 10 10 In this
WAY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Mllburn has moved into his new drug store,
No. li2D Pennsylvania avenue, near Fifteenth
street. This Is one Of the finest establishments
Of the kind 10 the city. The stock Of goods IL
for years enjoyed reputation Of being the best
In town,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

UFIIuE Posr AND DEPor CON, or BuBsisrErCIl
WAaumoron, ID. o., jelly I, iG1 Z
bealad pfopos.ls ln duplioa.s, vi be IsoeiE,d -
this once, until y n the last Mondays 81 july,
Augogland bePtsmbgf, for the inllowihH sioiggi
No Flour, Coru Meal, Soap, beans, BALI Homtby,
bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Smoked Reef.
=, Amouni requlrsd sAch mOnth, quAlltI, and Sopdl.
iJ66t q. f., u. =. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

The funeral Of General ST. John b. l.. Skinner
took place from the Church Of the Epiphany
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Gen. ST. John
Is. l. Skinner was born at kOTtWTlght, Della
ware county, N. Y, Decemherl I, 1871. At the
age Of fourteen he went to PlAusbuTgh, N. Y,
where he subsequently studied and Afterwards
pFncticed law for many yeaTs At the age OF
seventeen he Joined company OF boy volunteers,
and fought in the battle 81 Plattsburgh. They
did such signal service In that battle as secured
them the thanks OF Congress, with the gin Of a
sllyerplated rife 10 each member. Having lost
his property and valuable law library BY FIRE,
he came 10 this city In 1858, and received tho
appointment Of chief clerk to the appointment
office Post Once Department, which position he
held until appointed First Assistant Postmaster
General in 1850. During his chief olerkShip he
was frequently acting hfst assistant, and at one
time during the absence OF Hon. Mr.. Blair, Mr..
Lincoln appointed him Assistant Postmaster
General. lie held the rank Of major general
Of militia In the State OF New York; was dis
tipgulshed Free Mason and formerly an otticer
Of Columbia COmmandery No. ], Knights TEN
plar, Of this city. At his decease he was pTes.
dent Of the Association OF the Veterans Of 1872
and senior warden Of the Church OF the
Epiphany.
casket, and were placed In front Of the ohAneel
during the funeral service, which was conducted
~ Rcv. W. +. Watkins, assisted by Rev, MIR.
Knight
Upon the conclusion Of the service, the conn
was borne TO the heaTse by the following gentle
men, who acted as pall.6earers surgeon Gen.
eral Barnes, General Townsend, S. j. Davis, q.
q. Wallace, DR., JOsephs, George b. MoCaTtee,
General PaTke and A. N. Zeyely. The cOrtege
then proceeded TO oak Hill cemetery, when the
remains were deposited In the family vault
There were In attendance delegations from the
and other organizations VI which the deceased
was q member.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Corner OF New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street, pays six poT cent. on deposits.
Banking houTs-oto T. Saturdays, . 10 I and
etol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Excursion Co Ptney Point aud Leonardo own.
The excursions to Plney Point and Leonard.
town have become very popular with our citl-
Eens, and every week hundreds avail themselves
Of tho opportunity TO take q sail down the POtO-
mac, and TO spend the sabbath at the above
named popular summer resort, The hne steamer
GeOrgeanna will leave her wharf at the foot OF
Seventh street, this afternoon, at s O'Clock, and
will return on Monday at 1880 o. m. The steamer
has been fitted up with superior berth aud state
age with Capt. Fields can be sure Of having
good time and that everything will DO done to
contribute to their pleasure and comfort. Berths
can be secured during the day Of VIM. II. Byles
the agent, No. 600 Pennsylvania avenue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

Vile and Cumberland Island must be completed this
seAson,
Specifications and printed forms for propose 10 will
= wM. r. MERRILL,
Ia Major KnEinosrs and BVL DOL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

THB WAsHIHGToE CITY SAvIEas BANK, cor.
neT Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
pays SiE per cent interest on all deposits. De,
dO6ltB can DO made alddrAWn ~ VIII.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Loan Offices.


SPBCIAB NOTICE.
HERzBERg'B LOAN OFFIOE, established In the
District In 1854, IL REMOVED 10 0lI o STREET
the former stand.
In connection With my Loan Once, have Opgnsd .
Baloaroom for the sals Of unfsdeemsd merchandise
~ GAG louihAnA avenue, thna occurring iNV su.
tancea iron ting two separate stIostH ibis IL the
Inost pfigats Loan Once IN the District. HSvtng
only refer 10 the transactions Of the nest as graH
CHARLES HRRZBERG.
Loan once Rnd salearosRs.
$40 Louisiana avenue and ~ slToe,,
iEaO-sm between biIth aud bevsub north Wesf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
CITY ITEMS.

OLosmo.oUT SAILS Of 80, 900 worth Of Boots
and Shoes At wholesale prices. Extraordinary
Inducements, in order to make improvements.
Al HnLBRUN's sToRR,
llp Seventh street,
is7T.2w Next to odd.FeIlows' Hall.
-
Arrantle.
For everything the spicursan taste to please
Eggs, butter, lard and most delicious oheesc,
Beef, baoon, lamb the finest kind Of mutton,
Rich hams the most fastldlous 10 glut on,
Earliest fruits, q sweet aud healthy food,
Young chickens chipping to be broiled or stewed
Soda With hook, onoased In Northern Ice;
Most kinds Of boer, home made but very nice,
All kinds Of ash, river aud ocean bear,
Red In the Ellls 10 show how fresh they are
Kind clerks the bright array Of goods TO show,
Eager 10 sell and got the guild pro quo
To Fsbrey's Market only always 20,
Corner Of Thirteenth and q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
Reporters.
S2r u EFE IEES8HEEEsE p

UNfIID bTArIH ENWTNEMH UITIUElT
OawIao, N. ", JBly I, l6Il ! .
Sealed proposals will be Teosiysd Il thla once uat
u m, fATURDAY, August 10, 1s72, for labor And
llnoal fes more or lsas, Of Pier At Pultne5Ve hAT
boz, N, n.
fhofs viii be required about one hundred and tWsp:
ty-sevsn thousand hye hundred ,'O0) feet, board
measure, o. homlook timber and piAnk seventy thou
hand (U Ool foot ard OF pine timbeg cod
plank dTiosl thou and Aud three hundred il0sOsl
pounds Of irJn twl hundred aud seventy u " cords
n stonSI foTtyfn1T IlI1 ieet oI oaE spub6lBa posls
and the hSoe ssAry labor f1F CONSTRUCTING the plsF
othe-. JOHN NJ. MlLSOF,
I'LL Major OF EnGinosra, u, \, Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

THIs Is TO OWE MOTOR, THAT THE SUB;
i GdribeF has obtained from the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia holding Special Terra lot
tsTu Of AdministTHu9n On the personal eatAts q AHE
NHZHn LOAD, late Of Washington county, y, Oft 90
ceased All persons having claims AGAINST the said %
ceased hereby warned 70 exhibit the hamoEith ne
vouohara thereof " the su9adnbor, or before me
18th day Of Juhe ngEt, they may otherwise ~ law
be sIolldad from all benefit o. the BAid estate
0lVan under my hand this 18th dAF Of June, tBil.
iJlM3Ws FRANCIS d, LORD. AdmlnlglTator,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

u r. FNaMEIR OFFIoTJ
No T. PUBIig IANDIsO, Z
CINCMHATI, july I, lb19. )
Bsaled proposals, In duplicate, viii be Toslvsd at
this once uutll O'Clock p.m on MONDAY this 9Th day
Of August; l63, for furniahluE and puttnE In phca
the hsoessAly material for TIE construction repair
Of Dams and Dykes, on the Ohio river, As follows
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

kOTIOE-TO WHOM 1T MAY OOFOERE=Ib
~ hereby giyqn that tho admluistrat9r Of hhh.
Icam6nt Illinois VolunteeT', not belnE able eitsr
qge sHoTtlon, 70 hud JOHN and CHARLES M WY.
ostAtS Of said dessdsnl VII proceed 70 distribute ne
HhaTaa OF said Charles and john Woman among inc
other hsrp AeeordlnE 70 the direction o the BupFom9
Court Of No District Of Columbia holding special
term unloaa aaid Charles and John Woymhn or either
Of thea, make known 70 the AdminAtratoI their Or hl
WhsroAbonA on or before BATuRDAYl the Ism
iotBThAMtd Administrator
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
TuE WARRINGTON city AND POINT
LOOKOUT RAILROAD.

A Large SubscFIpIIsR from the state Of
Maryland
As the citizens Of Washington we'll know,
some time ago a number Of Well.knoWn bust
ness men and capitalists Of the District, to
gethsr with some Of the old residents Of Prince
Georges, Charles and st. Mays counties, Nd,
organized the Washington City and Point Look.
out Railroad Company, which should open up
the counties named and put Washington 10
direct Communication.
As soon as the company was formed they pro
cssdsd At once with their work. Engineers
surveyors aud constructors were Immediately
placed In the field, contracts given out and, as
a result, the work on the road has been pushed
forward more rapidly than any similar OutsT.
prise In this section OF the country has ever been
| before.
As an evidence that their labors are Rppre-
clated by the people Of st. Mays cOuntyn 10
| only necessary TO mention that on Tuesday, tho
| 9th, the county commissioners, who had been
| Intrusted by tho state Legislature with an ap.
preparation Of 900 for internal improve.
ments and the Development OF the resources OF
| the county, by vote OF four to one agreed TO
| subscribe that amount TO the stock Ct the CON.
pany, thus giving Il the virtual Enforcement Of
the State as well as the county Immediately ben.
| Gifted. With this addition Of money, as we'll as
vigorous prosecution Of the construction OF the
| road.
The lorce on the pay rolls o. the company for
June " WAS SIX hundred anu ioIty-eiBht, who
have thus far completed nearly hfteen miles Of
grading-some Of II quite heaVy-and have
cleared ihlrty.three continuous miles Of wood,
which hreIdy Ior grading The entire length q
Of the Potomac, Is seyenty.fOur and two tenths
hlies. Inc OmSets OF the company arc D 1.
SUN pIesISnG non ~; r. OhlpmAn, vice pres
lden'' ana duncan D. WALKER secretary
| go. ....., --.s.z
ThE hEPUbLICAN GhNEHAL CONF
mlrTEE'
| hnles Tor frim"ry hirctleas adopted -The
m'mbers from the seventh, kleVeHth and
| Seventeenth Districts neaaesIrd to Come
| Forward aud show their Hands
| Tho RsnuhItcan t,nncrni t,omnIttec mat I,s,
evening ~ tYiaTL's nall. Nj iabn n Rrook" in
| he char, ana Ii. A. tonsa SosTetarX Tbsts
| 80 a 80 % .it.nJSnss ~ ,osnai.,. HJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
E5 T Fins 2o n Es% G5EsE e.


UNITED brATEB hnoiNhEhH OTTlCEI
1s5J CHESTNUT sTPEET, \
FHTLADELFHIA, pa, July q, isn.
Sealed pTopoaGls, n duPlica ., made n Iotns 70 be
supplied ION tails once mish eopy o. 'e' .
pnul 81 o'clock, ., m, Of THURSDAY, August =,
ls7l for repairs Of and construction o. one new
Ice Pier, and removal Of one existing Pier A. this
TkS Pier 10 DO repaired will require sbpat am
cubic 10 Of dime ison face stone and 9gD sapeih.
sou, .Ii. q S.. u mSsT PsSoSss q S"s snd
baehinH s6ne ggJ5 cubic iest Of dimension face aad
&c I 5. 11S ne . s Ipa ss 3
allied With stone Specific lons, 4a, will be Edppi.d
from this once, where a plan Of The sq,h ssn be
~ Lieut. Colonel u kBGlneOrr.
pRoPoSALs FOR WALLS
OTFIcE OHET QUAHIERMAaIEn,l
Sealed proPosSs are uyitsd q BE- oSsssd BY he
undelslsnsd or the ID dAy q August, lsIa a.
heotI KARSaS, FGJstteVills AIEshSAS, aud TeTt Obj
.G % Ss.. az 81 1SS Sas
UemSisrls., ia SooordGnoo with plans and speeiues
SSlS Sd uS SS sSS 6s oSs ~
Intending % bid, at this once ON the sapeTiuteod
3 q hs 9sRssSIsi hs SOL kIS, go
The pSopSsSs soludS all EXTRA work psosss.ry,
llilon o. balls ioT EXTRA WORK. -
Hide 10 be made separately for eAph lodge add fence
o. vail md nus. % 6y ~
viii enter into contrast awarded TO him, And Furnish
pBtddsTS musi be present personally or By repre-.
sentative, at the opsnips o. The BIDS.
By order Of the Q1Arterm AsteI uenaTa!, ,,,
MSior and QaArtSrmAStsr' Acting Chief q NJ" p%VL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12
IIEIrEp 6rATks PATKNr oFFioE.

" WAAHIEuroH, D, o., Jure ", lel9
than, hAis, praIinE fog the extension Of .
palsnt granted 10 him on the lp,h day o. Oetobsr,
from Wire:
the l1th day Of Heptsmbsr neIt that the time for
hling arguments and the Examiners report be limited
10 the Tito dag Of hsptebeF merit and that said petit
tlou be heard on the "a day Of October ns1t.
Any person mAI oppose thln extension.
iJt.Th8u NJ ID. bN00ET'r. Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

,tAHLOw,s GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
R-ssveA frsn Ne. 1870 - Ne. 1925 Penn
uylvania avenus.
III tres sthIbitoa saA Ter aAis large oollsotlon Of
~ PautinsN EngraSiuFs OhrvmOs, BrunHss QarvinEs,
SLtnAJ, rate OhnA AleoI ooios stock ot fofesiAio
I'm BARIOw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ct uncommonly low prices.
JOHN DAEIELL 4 SON, 7s9 Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth Streets
invite special attention 70 their opening on
Every article mentioned In each department with prices
annexed exhibition, and answers to this advsr
l:sn'o' IN s,'.y !.'.'i si.ei s sns,
sSPe e I. arss 3. Gre g IN price Z? &c. q 90 g
IS Z g. asr = gs'' 81 o. 81 o.
M ~ ne T.ps
Guine, and other renowned MAKERS fun Inns OF
a,eltrsm.ly low prices
s9 cartons rst quality coored black GRAIN Nos
Ing mos. ins OF the a.
A' ssdn n q Rich
fancy styles, Just imported
ss
fashionable ven in fayorte spriug and
ssiT bfees: resa. '' cc.rs
s eyes, H'nd1''i sss: "a 4s On III. Premises.
i.s Of SIs no great
sc,as orssnd Ina ana ses aans enas.. ya %sa
ries from 10 cents up
l5 dozen lbuon pairs Kid price &c., usual price
io dozen sboon pairs price g. usual price
ISe Dozen tbuon real pairs Kid, sale price 81 25 usual
price 81 75
Also $50 dozen Hausquin Court Glove wedged to be-
quality OF skin in fautless shape In perfect workman
ship, and IN exquisite variety OF color, the best glove
made In France In addition have Just received Haus
qun's last novelty the double button Solitaire with
feson stitch Ia All the suDdued and indefinite shades OF
color TO match the great variety OF Dress Goods
vogue.
Every pair warranted
Ncckte Department
5000 Windsor Ties In 50 different shades full Sc
each sold everywhere Also full lines OF
Tasseed Camelion, Ecossa Roman and Harlequin Stripes
Crepe de Chine, &c.
Millinery Department.
This includes the beautiful and varied assortment OF
fine french fowers Feathers French Bonnes
OF material imported this uDtrmmed Straw,
Chip, Leghorn and other Hats, Frames Ac at iess
wholesale prices.
75s Broadway. between Elaslh aud rinla streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

ITO LET-STORE 30 BEEKMAN STREET: IS FEET
Deep high ceiling light suitable for mercantile bust
ness. Apply there ROSE BROTHERS, corner VILLAIN
and Spruce streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-07

Unusual DISPLAY OF Rich GOODS
at uncommoniy low prices
JOHN DAEIELL SON, 759 Broadway.
between Eighth and Ninth streets,