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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

When Henry Wilson returned from tour
through Ireland, he said in a lecture that
begging is the national industry OF the
Irish"
Senator Fenton is chosen chairman of the
Liberal Congressional Campaign Commit
tee, and John ID. Delrees, of Indiana, Sec
rotary.
The people of Baltimore are already pre-
pairing for the Democratic National Con
venti0n. They will give the delegates "A cor
dial reception. =
No one said anything about Gerrit smith
signing jefferson Davis bail-bond when he
made his speech at Philadelphia, on Wed
nesday, in favor of Grant.
Ex-President johnson, is non-committal
on the Greeley movement. lie says he VIII
abide by the decision OF the Baltimore con-
veution, whatever that may be.
When Fitzpatrick was for Grant, he was
Little Kill. the Dasher." Now that he has
"a GOODNESS the radical papers call him
that id fool from New jersey"
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that ut least
nine tenths OF the Democratic papers OF
the United States are now for the lndorse-
ment OF Greeley aud Brown by the Balti-
more Convention.
The Springfield Gll.) Register says that
Ion the 26th OF June. the day of the Demo
cratic state Convention, the Illinois Democ-
racy will speak. and they will speak loud
and certain for the Cincinnati nominees.
Col Garnett Andrews. who Is just PACK
from Virginia, reports to the editor OF the
| YaZoo Democrat Il did not hnd a single
| Conservative or Democrat in all my trip out
what was for Greeley and Brown.
I The Washington Patriot says, Senator
/ Flanagan of Texas verifies his boosted for
mer large e. tate with negroes and friendly
I familiarity with them, by retaining many
/ of their graces and amenities along WIN
/ their dialect and the manners of 1.-THE quar-
tiers.
/ SHAyNEETowN ILL, June ll.-Hon. u.
G. Marshall is announced in the shawnee
town daily Gazette to-day for Congress
/ from the Nineteenth district. lie declares
/ in favor of the Endorsement OF Greeley ana
/ Brown By the Baltimore Convention.
BURLINGTON, June 1O.-The Hon. a. Z:
Dodge. OF this city, former Senator ana
minister 10 Spain, and one OF the OLD est
/ ablest and most influential LemocraIs Ia
I the state of Iowa, has written a letter 10
Hon. George Gillaspy, Of Ottumwa- IN
| which lie indorses the nominees OF the Slh-
cinnati Convention.
The Syracuse Standard, the leading Re-
publicau organ in central New York, and
one Of the Oldest ablest and most in1uen-
iiaI Journals of the Stare, f1atly declines 70
longer follow and support the ruInotls lead-
ership of the merceBary crew VINO nave
obtained control OF the party organization
and through it of the government
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MAHSYHAND -.
TEXAS.
ALABAMA
MINNESOTA.

The Democracy of these States all
n Conventions on the 10Th and de-
,.l against nominating straight
III. bv the Baltimore Convention,
.,5 +. equivalent to a declaration for
r--srav and Brown.
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SHORT AND SWIFT Gen. I ID.
CLAYTON offered the following resolutions
IN a Democratic meeting at Eulaula, Az
abama. They were adopted
Re.oIycd. That the removal from place
ana ps.Wcr OF The corrupt and cEtriyastut
dominant party, is thc paramount o4iell gu
patriotic desire.
Resolved, That the Baltimore Convention
should ratiiy the nomination made py lht
Cincinnati Convention.
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r. onposers Of Radical misrule in
have nominated a. Ii. Miller
n O. Mills for Congressman at
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FEMININE SPoRTs.-This Is the irignt-
f,Ilv heading eff q shocking narrative IN
the Memphis Appeal 49,. woman
serhe War In AIrica-One NegIL ~, Poker
meats aasther TO Death with an Afon 0~~-
AZ RrnWnsYille, Tenn"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LOOKING FOR MORE ROOM.

I.SHLF. Ills. June ls-A family of
Hoosiers. consisting OF tw" parents ana IL
children. and all in one wagon, drawn by
two oxen and two cows, passed through
this city to-day, looking for a more sparse
IL settled region.
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CRIMES.

SHOT HIS WIFE FOR UNFAIrHFULNEss.
NEW YORK. june 1S.-Emil Andrews shot
his wife to-day. IL appears that lac was
thoroughly convinced that she bad been
unfaithful to him. man named Iarllef'
from Chicago. having been living with her
in Andrews absence. lie handed a separa-
tion paper To her to-day for her signature,
both their little children being present but
She fled from him. lie pursued and caught
her at the corner of First avenue ana Fii-
teenth street, put a pistol 70 her ear and
shot her dead. He stood still until the
notice arrested him. lie does not regret the
act but has requested friends 70 send his
children home To France.
THE BILL TO REFUND THE COTTON TAX.
WAsHIN GToN. June lS.-lnquiries a. TO
the bill TO refund the cotton tax have been
received. Ii is still pending before the
Committee of Ways aud Means, and report
j. expected next session.
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ny MY BACK UPoN THE PAST, STAND
as THE PRESENT. AND LOOK HOPEFULLY
-or FUTURE. Thomas Il. Hendricks.
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Cation CuIture-A Timely Sugges-
ton.

says
Cotton should now make 'weed'-pre-
paratory to fruiting in July and August
Work it therefore a often rs posslole. II
il is small and the ground Is hard, pioW
pretty deep in the middles-it the son Is
clean and soft. sweeplngs or narrow US
I'M answer. Ter the hoes go over carefully
and remove all grass which may have oeeh
overlooked 1T well done, little or no noe
inc will be needed thereafter-light pow
ings until the limbs meet III the Ihluules
will MAKE the crop.
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-.r,rv Executive Committee Of the
:. -.~ra.:ve and Democratic Party
''-- Of Mississippi.

lowry. of Rankin. Chairman.
ho y stone. Of Ti.homingo.
j. u .e..ion-, of Franklin.
!. I, Poauc. IF Calhoun
~ Gaines, Of Wayne.
A., y steele. Of Lauderdale.
> ! Mcintosh, of Chickasaw.
a. a. i|alhoon, OF Marshall.
3'',yl Leavell. OF Lee.
]. . = sore Street Of Prentiss.
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Ne u...
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,,rtos-Two dollars per year, and
i6SLf IN c9ny to getter up Of a club of ten
.r-oi' CtAKroy-Four dollars Per
-gr-FEhALa extra copy for club OF six or
,.sr, ami q" r.
gore v-f0 be discontinued when
d futare p'Y''
- expires. -boulI he by registered letter,
gealtta.he- lraft. or by express. When 9th
1eJ or's. ,a.ra cannot be responsible.
use, ius 80 eommunications should be adj
8a 5as'Pp over x Barksdale, Jackson, Miss.
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Which being read, were unanimously
adopted.
instructed 10 forward "a copy of these pro-
ceedngs TO the llandsboro Democrat ana
JACKSON CLARION with the request TO pun
llsh them.
After which the convention adjourned
until called again by the Chairman OF thls
meeting ..,.,.-,,,,, -,
j. &. MONET, Chairman.
T l. MIKPdY Secretary.
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SHAwNEETowN. ILL, June ll.-Hon. u
@. Marshall is announced in the shawnee
town daily Gazette to-day for Congress,
from the Nineteenth district. He declares
in favor of the Endorsement OF Greeley ana
u. L. III Ilalf 4. NPntlnn.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

patients Shirt and, searching his pockets removed the
contents and placed them in the hands OF the visitor
The patient shook hands with his uncle and was con
ducted by attendant % the wards for excited pa
tens The Younger OF the patients friends sked what
the regulations were in regard to visitors and WAS told
that the friends OF the patient would be admitted on
any day except Sunday The two friends rentered the
carriage aud drove TO the city.
The examination Of the patient by the physician lasted
less than one minute ana simply OF an attempt
was solicited in regard to the features o the and
inquiries were mAue ~ ,9 ,ohPe.aneht CON
causes of his derangement The PATIENTS occupation
was indeed asked but the awkward question parred
bv the remark that he had been travelling three months
on the Mississippi and In the hWest, and that he
had formerly been practical printer No references
were made to the physicians who had signed the
tdcates, the main points that were discussed were
the payment Of the board and the necessity OF obtaining
permit. - -
On the next morning tho two friends called upon Geo
Cabot Ward of No 50 Wallst, member OF the Asylum
Committee and expressed their Willingness to pay the
balance Of the board money. Mr. Ward said that he had
no authority TO receive tho money which could be paid
at the Asylum. lie then asked il permit had been OBJ
tanned. and receiving in the negative, said
that he would be very happy to sign lie then filed
out a blank as follows:
Upon the admission o james Chambers Of Brooklyn into the
Asylum Tor the lnsane a. Boomuga 10 the Society
SeWYork Hospital through the waen OF the Asylum $40 per
week Tor board am meea and moral engage 70 maze mae
provide sufficient clothing for this penti tor removal wen
d'charse aud oa Of death to dey the expenses Of burial
Po and in consideration Of the admission and support
named James j. Chambers the Asylum n1 OF dollar paid 10
b. the aoresl the receipt Of which hereby acknowledge,
become responsible m The ment Of the above engagement
(Signaiure Of WanieB)
Admit Jane, Climber, pasat Ayiuu titaI $50
fr thirteen advance and the bond the legal
commitment required by revised statutes will be furnished
before ths reception Of the patient
GzoHGE Canon WARD oftbe Asylum Committee.
To the Warden Of te Asyllm for the Insane
Nec Fork, Aug IS. l87l.
A message was then sent to the Asylum with the per
nit and the balance Of the boardmoncy, $50, nine
weeks board. The permit delivered, and the fol-
lowing receipt wa, signed:
BLOONSGD,LR AsULUN Aug IS 1872
Received of hundred and eighty dollars the Board
account Of Chambers patient Asylum with s4e above
PAID yesterday makes 525-fall payment for three months
$50 ". q. NER PLASCK Warden.
No person will be permitted to visit the Asylum sunday
The messenger asked how the patient was, and re-
ceiyed She reply that he more quiet that morning
but had acted very excedly during the night.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
WHAT Tr COSTS TO nlPRISON A SANE MAN

The cost Of having mans reason sworn
away and Of cOndcmnng him to confinement IN a mad
house l3 weeks Is about $780, will appear by the fol-
owing table:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

ANOIHbk kILAfob AM EAAMiNAliON
footstep was heard upon the stair and believing that
II Nas the doctor the epatientimmediaely had relapse
He sprang toward the door and demanded to be hber
ated This resulted as patient had foreseen Ill the
nurse samming the door directly in 1.-THE face OF the
physiciau The reporter was after some agtated DIS
cussion persuaded to return to bed. The door wac
opened. the physician entered, Immediately felt the
pulse OF the patient and found 1t running l2O, the result
Of the scuiie which had Just preceded his entrance
The nurse then proceeded 70 give detailed account OF
the horrors" OF the last five 3ndugng his mag
nation ~ large degree The doctor informed that
the sick man most positively refused 10 take his med
cue and 10 convince him that be told the truth poured
ont and offered 70 the patient teaspOOnful Of the
bromide solution, which the reporter TO embarras the
Ynrse swallowed at once This II may be said was the
last dose which the patient suffered 10 be given huall
Going TO show to minds already preudced the insanity
Of the young man.
The nurse having yehementy reiterated his demands
tr AN assistant the doctor returned 10 his Office, and
sout over young medical student who could
fy study the case Upon his arrival the hotel porter
Vas dismissed the door barricaded, and comparative
Quiet ruled for the moment.
WATCHED BY THE MEDICAL STUDENT.
ho difficulty Of deceivng the student as well as the
nurse WAS instantly recognized. but ne proved 20 be
facetlousy disposed and encouraged the patient" by
several humorous replies 70 his disconnected remarks
long ana desperately tedious discussion upon the
eief ~ Ian cusge shortly arose In which the patient
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

UNDERwEARl
in great variety
Over 1000 dozen Merino underwear now on hand. We
Summer months, at immense sacrifice, and we now
offer patrons the beneht OF our purchases
Misses Mcrino Vests and Drawers at SC.
800 dozen Ladies' Merino Vests, high neck and long
sleeves at 6Sc, worth 81
500 dozen Ladies' Mern0 Vests, high neck and long
sleeves, at &c. worth 81.
2O dozen extra fine Mern0 Vests and Drawers, at 81
each, worth fully 81 90
full line Of regular made Underwear ladies' misses
and gents, all cheap.
Gents heavy MerinO Undershirts, at 5Oc worth 81.
Extra quality Merino Undersirts and Drawers at 75c
66c. and 81,
Fully 20 per cent under regular prices
Our new line Of
FINE FURS,
at popular prices.
Call and examine our stock and prices.
GRAND EXHIBITION OPENING
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
November 9 2 and s
TEMPLE OF FASHION,
2 and 40 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-ourtb s'reeh
y. S.--Store will be open until ~ r. NJ
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YORK, SUNDAY, N0VEMH
B.
b. ALTMAN 1 CO.
OFFER, ON MONDAY. Nov
la5lss ns5HASrR5HAH1 sSi4s asD s4ssa1Sss sSsoas4Gss e
LYONS BEST MAKE BLACK DRESS SILKS.
LYONS BLACK cLoAK1Na vELvErs.
BLACK AND coLoRED yELvErEENs.
BLACK TRIMMING vELvETs,
TRIMMING vsESFSs sESFa sRAbHs IL AHH THE NEW
EXTRA BARGAINS IN
FINE REAL LAcEs,
dros Grain Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Ties scar shawls
and Bows
HANDKERcHrEFs,
KID GLOVES
LADIES' 0rsTs ssR and asEso
LADIES' UNDERWEAR OUTFITS
and TRossEAUx
~ -> FINE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Gents ugs,9ss gs,9i;S,ns ,msn,s Good.
Seeswear
in complete variety and at
ArrRAcIiS& 5fiis%siEs FiR1cEs.
B. ALTMAN a CO.,
ssl and sss sixth avenue
b.
>: ALTMAN co: )! =: ALTMAN co: !
ON xosbS7i. sfbsSss7i NOV. !.
RICH BLACK SILK COSTUMES 80
FINE IMPORTED WALKING SUITS
$40 s4s, $50, sss, rs. - -
sEAGk wsHksa hNE4S sGg gsorIIS 1oHArn AND oRrrossE
at slz, SIS, sls, and sas.
FULL STOCK OF
and fcLoAKs. TALxAs cAPEs, &C.,
from Z; T. g!;ss' is anS ssSPs'"s ss%.-a.
HOUSE ROBES AND MORNING WRAP ERs,
F sa % a f sns ss 1sys Cloths ana
Ha o. 8 g. 8 & 81 & a. and upward.
s1s %is' IS GsSsr aSd s ssE' notice.
EXTRA FINE LINE
LADIES' MUSLIN AND cAxsRrc
Made-up Undercoth,ns1
AT EXTREMELY
MISSES, AND cHfLbbRsS's lGM bFlsss' UNDERWEAR
complete outfits or r per single piece.
iSfAEE FINE MERINo cLoAKs AND OUTFITS,
comprising every article requisite for complete outfit at
low prices
AN ExAMrNATIoN OF OUR STOCK
RFsSzSFEgblr soniSI4Eb.
B. ALTx4N CO..
81 AND $, sIzEH Az: ! ! szzs 'ls7 81: !
LARGEST II SAsSH SGssfsa sSSps DEPOT
FANG. sssss' ssss5 $$1E4zsElsHr.s, & $$E$SssaAs
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MACY. We ARE now opening daily all CENTRAL.
MACY. OF the latest novelties from GRAND
MAGy yaSns rs ssdsr gssr RHsb
macy ''a Markets Ss. I1'''e'" cESfkHL.
MACY. All Of our GRAND
MACY. importation. CENTKAL.
Bronzes
complete new stock of
Bronzes from the best
Also, full assortment OF
French composition Bronzes
| at very low prices
Onoro Fans
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DRY GOODS.
- : = 0~~-~~N -
AT CONKLING CO.'S,
THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
76S Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets
JOHN E. KAUGHRAx, LATE MANAGER FOR j.. 4 II.
JOHNSTON.
r. W. cHIvvTs, LATB BUYER FOR JAMES
McCREERY co.
W. H. CoNKLING, LATE BUYER FOR J. 4 c. JOHN
sToN.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 2s. 1872.
we will have exhibition in all our departments an
elegant and choice selection Of new fresh goods which
we will offer at the following extraordinary low prices
BLACK SILKSl BLACK SILKs!l BLACK SILKS!ii
In nll the celebrated makes.
LOOK AT THE PRICES.
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10 cases yard wide French Calico. Exc.
Grape Armuir, Empress striped Poplin, Oxo-
Jasp Poplin, Ottoman Mixtures. .Honeycom6
Plaids Plaid Serge, &C., &C., &C., all reduced
lSS pieces imperial Pcnaee Mixtures windsor
Suitings, Rio Grandc Cords, Geneva Cloth,
&c. &C., &C., all reduced to. SOC.
iW pieces Satin Broche Poplin, Paris Eping-
line, Gros de Lyon, Berlin Cortina Cloth,
taos SrSs 6sS ds Mnnsr fHn Cam
100 pieces ali wool Empress Cloth, ali wool i'''a'
Reps Robaix poplIn, silk and wool Nor
Sheppard satteen Cloth, Diagonal satteen
Cloth, Baden Costume Cloth, all wool Serge,
10! pieces DTap Imperial, Drap de Zurich. Dram
Sultana Cloth, saxony Suit Cloth, Llama
Cloth, Crenield suitings, &C., &C., &C., all
lo5 pss%ss e. sil;yeeI Fopia ri wool Bisrlts
wool Poplins, Brussels Suitlngs, Nubian
Cloth, de-, &c. &C., all reduced to. ........ .75c
76peces silk and wool velours, Alexandra
Cloth, Drap de Montgerin, Drap Sublime,
7Spieces al!-wool Merino, IRISH Poplins, Lyons
silk Poplns, Ottoman Cloth, super quality
silk Velour. 3c, Ac:, &C., all reduced to. 90
ors), all-wool Drap d Etc Qn new cloth col
orsl, allwool dros do Tour, &C., &C., &C., all
soPieccs extra heavy DI.p d'Eiie,, in new .
10 pieces Lupin's white Merino (from auc-
MoTkNiNd d0oDs MOURNING aSS
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ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1877,

FORMER
% inch cros GRAIN GOOD ou.tv all boiled q 40 Pres
% inch Gros GRAIN Warranted 10 wear ....... 30 IS
26 inch Gros Grain fine and heayy .. rs IS
"a inch Guinets extra heavy (iros Grain , l % rs
"a inch Guinets superior quality (sros GRAIN %
"a inch Beons superior duality ............ rs %
26 inch Bonnet's superior uua ty .,......., 50 %
26 inch Ponson's extra heavy satin nnis. 276 Is
value to be found IN ths city W .o.', sD
~ inch sublime quality Cachemire Soie... 90 90
. inch superb quality Cachemire dc Sole rs 30
ever ofiered) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 AS
We invite sDeca attention to the above goods they are
all this seasons importation and the best value
ever offered in this city.
DRESS GOODSi DRESS GOODSi! DRESS GOODS III
LOOK AT THE PRICES!i
Former
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DRY GOODS.
\ GREAT SALE OF CARPETINGs
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
1873 and 1856 Sixth avenue.
one door below Thirteenth street,
Previous to extensive alterations,
will offer
Tremendous Bargains
Every Novelty in Design is repre- 1ened
In our complete stock
English velvets, from % upward.
Brussels % frame), from 81 80 upward.
English Tapestry IRON 81 upward
II Threc-ply and Ingram Carpets,
II at tprices largely reduced.
IDmgges Of every description specially.
II Our Upholstery Department
eonplct embracing Lace and Nottingham Curtains
iindow Shades, Hollands, &c. Rers llama asks Dram
Iics Lambrcquins, Gmps and Fringcs on hand and TO
Ider OF every description.
III n B-1his is rare chance TO furnish Mt
iii a saving OF IRON 10 to 20 per cent below
iii SHEPPARD KNAPP
iii 1SS and lso Sixth avenue
NJ Ps.-wc have made arrangements for
Oxen
TO ensure the prompt delivery Of goods in
ease our horses give Out
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I STERN BROTHERS, /

367 Sixth Avenue,
Sixth avenue and Twenty third street,
ITO West Twenty third street,
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wATERED GROs GRAIN RIBBONS,

2inches wide. No. o. at 26c. worth 40c.
Best oil silk Watered Gros Grain Ribbon, ~ inches
wide, No. IL, at SOC. worth 6ocs.
Best silk Gros Grain Ribbon "a inches wide. No. II in
all the new shades, at 40c per yard
9vEI7ETs sAMSs.I
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is our highest pride goods the lowest
SASS SASS we arc now opening daily an ces4k1L eS4sR
Macy i%'is Ps se", ,rH cfSfsAL
MACY Markets CENTRAL.
s$s$ sss$ in i%'s.!ss.oH :, sSs avn cSSzsH1 SSzsS
Bron1ss SS'1'sif rom IN the sIsaS' best
Also, n full assortment OF
French composition Bronzes
atvery low prices
Opera "a Fans
in every style and quality.
A choice stock Of Furs Of importation.
Hosiery Underwear, Furs. Laces
white, Goods, Housekeeping Go9ds,
Dress trimmings, &c.
MACY Our Millinery S Impairment II, men cGS4k1 sSHSP
NAY new Is s9%9ies an1 desrasIc mI 81 Shades de
H4SE HaSE ~ yis%ssS: sss:; Esss:I cfs4s1L fsASR
- veiyep, silks Ribbons ,n.y1
MAcY The G. black hfss vsivs, Ribbons cESTEAL
Of wSrsS wSr:isa Faassa: F%sasssss'E sas
An elegant assortment Of Vienna Goods in Russia
Books and Magazines Chronos sold from 20 TO GO
per cent less than publishers prices.
MACY A discount GRAND
MACY. will be made to CENTRAL
those buying TO sell again.
MACY X. H. MACY x CO, GRAND
MACY Grand Central Star Establishment, CENTRAL.
Fourteenth ST. and Sixth av. -
ATC w. FRENCH,s $50 BROADWAY.
N Just received,
all new and III
elegant II
II styles Of Paris and
Geneva Jcwelry,
llfcr ladies ANA gcntemeD.
Also II
II hne Umbrellas, II
III Hosiery, III
UndercothIug, &c,
II direct from
III London. II
c. w. FRENCH,
Importer OF Mems Furnishing Goods
and
fine French Jcwclry,
60 Broadway, Prince street corner.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

Best quality Real Gnpure Lace fIlly2 inches wide, at
GDc. and 65c.. worth fully &c.
Best quality Real tupure Lace, FULLY 2S inches wide at
75c., soc. and SIC. worth from 9Oc. TO 81 10.
quality Real Gupure Lace fully inches wide, at
from 81 to 81 Is, worth 81 80.
Best quality Real Gupure Lace fy Inches wide, at
81 38 worth 81 7a
The favOrtc Pamfeaf Patterns fully inches wfde and
extra heavy, at 81 ~. worth $226
The avorte spanish Pattern IN very best Quality ever
Together with very rich assortment OF Patterns contain
ing many entirely new aud elegant designs
A large assortment Of
Real Thread Laces Point Applique Laces and Black and
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
DvERrIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
GEcEIvED AT THE BRANCH oFFIC
1,2e6 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-F1RsT AND THIRTY.
sECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM s A. NJ.
TIL ST. NJ ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL p.
N.Y. AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY
KIND