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Communicated.
The Politicians Difficulty in Loul-
siana.

When we look over the pO-
litical situation in Louisiana,
we find it rather amusing, and
might be disposed TO laugh,
were the furious efforts being
made TO save the State by Sc
curing offices and living on the
labor of others not attended
with such awful consequences
to the people. Numerous as
politicians are, and crowded as
the arena is, with clamorOus
ofice-seekers all that they have
done, and all that they are now
doing, proves conclusively that
their. capacity is not equal to
their ambition, and that there
is yet room at the head Of the
profession. They find it All
easy matter TO address those
who view affairs from the same
standpoint as themselves, but
they all find their genius une-
quail TO the task when they at
tempt to address the great va
riety of voters in the State, so
as to pacify and harmonize the
conflicting feelings among
them, as they need one speech
for the French, with their arts
tocratic exclusiveness; and one
, for the Germans, with their
steady habits and social unions;
and one for the Irish, with their
noisy love of freedom; and one
, for the Scicilians, with their
Innocents aid daggers; and
, one for the white citizens, with
: their prejudices against Repub-
l licanism and Yankees; and one
5 for the negroes, with their ig,
/, norance and fears; and one fol-
=, Republicans, with a tickling
clause for Loyal Leagues and
Union Legions; and one fol
Democrats, with a favoring
touch for Knights of the White
Camilla; and one for New Or
= leans, that proves that city Il
9 be Louisiana and a new
o speech containing the spice o
. all the rest for Liberal Repub
o licans; and the difficulty is in
4 creased by the fact that thest
+ races, classes and parties, ar.
IS always mixed together, ant
4 cannot be separated until the,
. hear the speeches best calcu
! lated To promote the welfare q
IS the politician, An attempt ha
n been made to make a fan
d movement and pass round th
re difficulty by combining and d
j. viding the work, aud havin
Is the Inconsistent, but necessary
i speeches made by irresponsible
in persons; but this only raise
t, up new trouble as to WI
v should boss the job-as mo-
a than five hundred men shove
er how great and small they wer
ms by claiming the Gubnatori
e. chair, and filled the whole p
he litical camp with growls al
h. misses. And, to add new for
"a to all these troubles, the n
y, vember election is drawn
er- near, and the good men Of Lo
of isiana are seriously talking
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MACK'S BAYOU.

could never have been effected
through this bayou, as has been
stated by the ShreveportTimes.
One or more boats did go
around through Choushatta,
Red Chute, Bodcau Lake and
Willow Chute, but Mack's and
Cross bayous were not in the
chain. Mack's bayou is an out
going one, and the point where
it leaves the river was formerly
| in the midst of the old raft. A
boat coming to Bellevue from
Shreveport would turn out
through that bayou and con-
tinue in it about mile 10 where
the main waters turn south
ward. There it would take
Gross bayou supplied here by
river water and running to the
Sewell plantation, where the
river water generally meets
clear Bodcau water coming
down through Gross bayou and
both waters together turn south
|. ward through another bayou.
1t would then 60 up stream
: through Gross bayou to bod
! eau lake and up the lake to
Bellevue. Sometimes the red
waters of Mack's bayou flow uI
l to Bodcau, but Bodcan waters
l never flow into Red Riv.
er through Mack's bayou
Gross bayou to have been origi
ually formed by the united
waters of Willow Chute ant
Bodcau seeking an outlet. 1T
great depth indicates that
r. swift current formed it, though
it never has such a current now
1t is probably very old. Whel
the raft was cleared out Willow
Chute ceased to furnish mucI
water for it, and then Mack
; bayou breaking into it damme
n back its waters to their presen
.e eddy condition. Willow Chut
; runs into Bodcau lake severe
i miles from where Gross bayo
d puts out of the lake.
We have a tradition her
ID that when Shreve had cleare
Is out the raft up to Mack's ba,
n on he desired to go round tn
e, remainder of the raft, which /
- effected by.uniting Gross an
:. Mack's bayous where they az
- preached near to each other
tn Some say the remains Of tt
or cut to effect the union can
On showed now.
to The closing of Mack's bayo
lis for reclaiming the back swan
OF has been advocated in the Ba
W ner. At some future time ii
= must take place, if Red Riv
bottom is ever to be thoroug
. ly reclaimed. But that now
the proper time for it is doul
" full. If we could have navig
:. ton through itfnr several yea
,;s it would certainly greatly
m velop the resources of our st
al ton, and so, till railroads
,m built it would be better not
II !
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We see that a Greeley and
Brown electoral ticket has
been brought out by the Dem
ocratic Central Committee,
thus forstalling the action of
the August Convention. If
that Committee is in earnest
in advocating Greeley why
does it not seek to fuse with
the Liberals, in the vote for
President at least. Its action
in this matter can but serve to
further insense the Liberals
and, by preventing concert Of
action, to lose the State to
Greeley. This action is Ger,
tainly foolish if not rascally
Can that Committee be earnest
for Greeley when it acts thus
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Sam johnson advertises a
stolen pony to-day.
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NOTICE.

THOSE desiring PHOTOGRAPHS,
i GEMS and AMBROTYPES, Eoula
do we'll TO call on Messrs.
FNGLE & DENKINGS,
tt their room in the Courthouse, In this
place. All work warranted TO please euS'
toners.
y They will only remain until first Of
August. nl7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AGENCY

AGENCY.
TAPT. N W SENTELL is my duly 10.
~ thorized agent, and will represent me
in all business matters, during my absence
from the State w II. ABNEY.
Collinsburg, La nl7
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The latest objection urged
by Grants retainers against
Greeley is that if elected Presi-
dent he may place a rebel in his
cabinet. That is an objection,
says the Memphis Appeal,
which they are estopped from
urging against any candidate,
for Grant did the same thing
in making Amos Z. Akerman,
of Georgia, his Attorney-Gen.
eral.
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mamma
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
THE GREAT SEAL EXPEDITION.

Departure Of All the Fleet for the South
Shetland Isles from New London-De-
scriptiOn OF the First Steam Sealcr that
Has Ever Left the United statcs-Thc
Aggregate Tonnage OF the Fleet and
Other Interesting Details.
On Saturday the brig Nile, Of 800 tons will leave
New London for the South Shetland Ises to join the
other vessels comprising the great seal expedition
which has been organized in this city for the cap
ture OF seal skins. The South Shetland Isles are
situated in the neighborhood OF Cape Horn,
and at about ten days. sail from It, The
Nile Is the last and tenth vessel engaged
in the undertaking, and strong hopes are enter
tanned Of realizing handsome returns from tho
capture OF seals and sea elephants. 1t may be re-
membered that small New London whale ships
gained $5o,o00 and 100000 each last year from
the produce OF their capture at the islands just
mentioned. The following is the list OF the vessels
which have already put to sea:-Sch0oners Emma
Jane, So tons; Florence 5e tons; Flying Fish, IS
tons; Franklin, 119 tons; Golden West, 144 tons; !;
Simmons, so tons, and bark Roman, $50 tons, the
largest OF the feet.
THE FIRST STEAM sEALER
Among the vessels which made a splendid haul
last year was the schooner Francis Allyn, of 107
tons, belonging to Messrs. Williams & Haven, OF
New London. Upon her return nome she was sent
10 the Delamater Iron Works In this city and fitted
up with an auxiliary steam engine, which occupies
thirteen feet OF her length, and which will enable
her to move quickly from island to island in quest
OF seals. and will enable her to progress against
banning breezes or when becalmed, and will further
give her facilities for trying blubber, part OF
which she viii use for fuel when her coal is ex-
pended.
TOTAL TONNAGE OF THE VESSELS.
The total tonnage OF the vessels which have left
New Bedford dncluding the Nie) is about 1900 TONS
10 which has TO be added another hundred the ton
mage OF vessel which has left Stonington. equip
ped by a wealthy New York fur rer The vessels
are expected back within ten months from the date
OF their sailing.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
SLAUGHTERED ON THE RAIL.

marble cutter named william Wall, while at
tempting TO lump from the halfpast ten o'clock
passenger train near the Hoboken depot, on
"Wednesday night, fell under the wheels and was
Killed instantly. lie resided with his mother at the
corner Of Newark and Grand streets. lie was
twenty-five years OF age and perished In his fatal
ATTEMPT contrary TO the conductors orders.
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PROPOSALS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

AVA hs.oN ton"S, august Na, ioiS
Proposals for Paving Streets
S a Sa S h ss a' pn
Market street or avenue D. from Eighteenth street to
's sS
the hight to reject any sHG Fl Hs Mayor
PROPOSALS FOR l,5ssSoo STOCKS OF THE CITY
prSpo pSSmy Is VIII be eeevcd a. the compoes
office until Tuesday September $ Isl. at TWO O'clock
or hs
Additional new Crotcn Aqueduct Stock authorized
by chapter 2O, laws OF 1870 payable August l.
Additional Grotcn Water stock authorized BY '-'''
chapter s nmenaed chapter ss laws OfsH "a, oo
Assessment @ Fund stock county authorized by '''''
vember 1857. 7ssOoo
by BY chapter 2oo, laws Of ISL payable in thirty
wafer stock Of iso, authorized by chapter s 'OO
section 8, laws oi $50 payable NcyemIer 1902 100000
payable the day '" Of May ssss
The proposals viii state the amount of stock desired and
the price per 500 hsreS and the persons whose Propo
%h rs the the awarded to Them
lively, together with any premiums thereon
viii fSes
% % PsG the
dates Of payment -
sails for Stocks Of the City and County New York; and
enclosed in second envelope addressed to the Comptrol
s st 81 Sa Of S
ests OF the Corporation require It,
ANDREW II. GREEN, COMPTROLLER.
CRY New YORK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoMprRoLLER's OrFcr, August 90 1872. :
RIO CONTRACTORS.
i Proposals for Riprap at West Bank.
OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS or QUARANTINE,
No. EXCHANGE CoURT,
NEW YORK, August Is, 1872
Proposals per cubic yard for about cubic yards Of
Riprap corresponding with that now the premises,
and placed directed sealed and endorsed sabove
will received by the undersigned at the office of the
81 day of September which time they will be publicly
opened The Board to itself under the law,
their discretion to reject any bid which may not deem
Tor the interest OF the State to accept
EICnAE9 ! np} scHELL, Commissioners
SAMUEL. BARTON, Quarantine.
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor OF New York.
s. S. POWELL Mayor OF Brooklyn.
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aALEa Az AuOrIOM.
A LBERT u. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
N BY WALDROH 4 COOKE,

n BY wALDRON COOKE,
at salesrooms
los Liberty. S8 New Church, III Cedar Streets
THIS DAY, AT 10k O'CLOCK.
SEEAr SPECIAL SALE
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
being the entire stock Of large first class 0rc removed
~ salesrooms with all the Store Fixtures. &C. &C. The
stock all I'm perfect order and all clean resh salabio
goods. comprising In part as iolows:-
Fine assortment Britfana Ware.
Large assortment Copper aud Copperbottomed Ware.
Plated and Tin Ware.
Hardware, Cutlery Tools of all kinds
Iron and Hollow Ware.
Full assortment Wooden Ware Of all kinds
Willow Ware Baskets, Child's Chairs, &C.. &c.
Brooms. Clothes Lines, Door Mats
Saws, Axes, Hatchets Hammers, Files, &C., &C.
Bird Cages Dinner Bells, Water Coolers
Tacks Screw Eyes Brushes, Mouse TrapA
Step Ladders Nashboards, Lamps.
Copper Measures, all sizes.
Porce ain-lined Ware.
Counter and Family Scales.
Tea. Coffee and spice Cansters and Boxes.
Glassware OF all kinds. All
The entire Shelving. Counters Tables Showcases. &c.
This stock is the largest and finest that have ever
keepers. dealers and the public In general invited.
large lot Of Dry and Fancy Goods Notions, Ribbons
Thread Buttons Looking Glasses, &C., &c.
no hafbarrels Malaga (white) Grapes In prime order
Sold by order OF importer.
93 dozen Tea, Breakfast and Dinner Plates.
Catalogues at sale.
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DRoPEssoR MAURIs THE CELEBRATED AsTROIr
oyer returned. Can be consult ed On all affairs
Of life. once ~ Bond street
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n THIS DAY-FRIDAY,
at ID o'clock,
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
including
200 CASES SOFT HATS.
This offering is worthy special attention Of buyers.
Catalogues and goods now ready.
WIN. TOPPING CO.. Auctioneers,
l32 Church street.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, % BOwERY. CORNER OF
IN Bayard street-20 light Rooms. neatly furnished
tOc or Cc per night sS 10 ~ per week, tor genpcarn
only.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

CHERMAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER TWENTY
ropean plan; new frst class restaurant at downtown
prices; lodging 81 TO s.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION
N This day, at private residence 124 West 26h ST.,
mencing at lob O'clock, comprising 300 lots of ele
CANT Household Furniture, rosewood Pianofore,
1885, rich Paror Suits Bedroom Suits BRUSSELS Carpets
Lace Curtains, Mirrors Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges, Clocks rep Suits;
also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Buffet, Extension Table, Plate Cutlery, China, Glass
ware, &c. HENRY ZINN Auctioneer.
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UCTION SALE.
n AUGuSrE MARTINES, Auctionecr.
$4,000 worth of
MAGNIFICENT HousehOld Furniture

Magn1ncent HOuScnOIu Furnlture,
on THIS DAY (FRIDAY),
at the elegant residence 20 West 10Th St, near 5th av
Drawing Room Suits Popadour Marie Antonette styles
Eagere Bookcase Cabinets Tables Curtains Paintings
rosewood Panoore. celebrated maker; rosewood, wal
Bureaus Bedstcads, Wardrobes Commodes hair and
spring Mattresses Extension Table sideboard, China,
Glass, Silver Ware Table Cutlery Basement, Kitchen
ann
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

r GLANDS ST. JULIEN HOTEL. MAR BROADWAY,
IL No. Washington place cool Rooms 81 rer
week Board, with wine, $40; elegantly urnished Par0r,
with bedroom, 80
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

VxrANTED-A SECOND HAND CRUsHER, WITH
w two stamps suitable TO puyerIze old brick. Adj
dress with price. RICHARDSON B0YNTON Co, 2sl
Water street
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

L.OR SALE At RICHMOND uIIi T. IA VARIETY
~ uew aud elegant cofage and MANSON lossas ~.
uafr fhe pfefesf south ~i1f Railroad hlg and alrv
H. alfhy aud restrlrlcd an nuleaules only 81 min
utes lles from lerry trims iatof she Arpy o. a. A.
FVw liza kchmvnd hiil ~ - hyh hLAAD r. HAZARD.
Ia. ti9 Broadway. corner Pine street
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
WANTED TO PURCHASE

yUANTED-Two GOOD SECOND HAND LARD
w Coolers, each 500 pounds capacity also second
hand frcproof Address, with particulars, K box
lZO Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

ItOR eATF ON 10 LFT-A OKEENHOIfT, Win
1ns - sevsn acrss ~ Land we'd pcaiei. With trade
sstabiished Addrs~ fi0kisr, boa sn Post Osee. New
bars. orange cansfs n n.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

AN ELEGANT VILLA FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE
N for city property, situated at Queens. L. l., within
five minutes walk OF depot, with 80 acres % rich land
Kitchen ice-house and outbudings; horses, ear
rages and farming utensils; place well stocked with
fruit would sell Is OF the land without build
ings; terms easy; brokers need apply. Inquire OF
JACOB MILLER, on the premises or address y. O. B.,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
A UCTION.-CLINTON B. OsGOOD, AUCTIONEER.
II SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
OSGNOn co

will sell at their salcsrOOm,
126 CHAMBERS STREET, NEAR COLLEGE PLACE,
THIS DAY (FRIDAN. AUGUST 30, AT l0h A. NJ,
general second hand Furniture consisting OF
Suits black walnut Bedstead Bureaus Washstands
dining and bedroom Chairs Extension Tables Par
lor Suits rosewood Secretary Etagere, mahogany Bed
steads mahogany Chairs In hair cloth elegant Turkish
Chairs Tables hair and other Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Pillows Sheets, Blankets, Crockery Glassware and
Kitchen Ifcnsls
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

nEArrtFrL COUNTRY sEAI AND Farm or Is
ID afr0s ir sac cnfapslfuat9d The edge Of Hour
istlus i~u Nurih feansyltania Railroad, one hour
fnll fhlaislpha. ~ heurs from Ns~ York land u
hfA NefN rtfh rrftct garden large orchard choice
Ntlt, - utes 'flrndid water 81 hou~s harm and on
iaf tAtsnf buHilnGl. cast oscr.fT0S argr brick
Hn u fiNs tenant hons large barn. tlxsU, sfsbling
- ~ .affiAts h,s.s, ptfssry. henncTy. &c al M
hnt tnffi W. hfaitNF aud tfauilnu country. THIS
tr"leftt nntf - ~a af ettle estate. II
- tnuAht ~ Hte1 perif ior satsl. very easy
Ihkf ~ uain ffen foot % Liberty street. New
NOfAs Nv atfrFl 'fMfa Railroad. 10 Hethluacu
Pa tlssrs ta-r tht eurth fcnnsy ivania naroad ior
Quakerfo~h hllife ~ hp-ts uotsl opposite Quaker.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

ct. GERMAN, FIFTH AVENUE, BROADWAY AND
- Twenty SECOND street-American plan q 90 per
early application splendid accommodation tor
the Winter; first class In all respects NJ O. rOMPkiNs
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

SsTORAGE WAREHOUSES; ON ABINGDON SQUARl
Tor Furniture Pianos &c., in separate compartments
mast responsible establishment in New York Office bg
Hudson street. near West Twelfth street
H. TAGGART, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

1E0 CLINTON STREET BOARD ON nnOokLy'
lOO Heights; a handsome SAT- uf kooms, on the 80
ond noor, Tor gentlemen and Their wives Single Eene
men: house has all the modern imrrOtams MA AMI Il
within few minutes walk oi The ferries
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE
n BENJAMIN p. FAIRCHILD, Aucuoneer.
On Saturday, August 81 1872 at 10 A. NJ at southeast
Twenty ninth and Eighth avenue, the
Stock and Fixtures OF Saloon consisting Of quantity of
Brandies Gins, Whskeys Iron Safe Lease of premises,
&C. and Immediately after, at the southeast
Thrtich and Ninth contents of Saloon,
consisting of large quantity OF Wines, Brandies Whis
Keys Gins, Beer Pumps. Clocks domestic and imported
Cigars. Store Fixtures, Lease OF premises, &c.
By order OF
MARGARET MARONEY,
Administrator.
The New York herald., 1872-08-30
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR To RENT.

DEAUTiFrL HEsIDENCE FOR SALE IN PAssAIc,
ID y q. nearly enos less fhan cost. s5nv
wanted a. invest IN business Immediately; oner the
allsts place fa~aic avenue. 10 rooms. every Inn
rfoveuenti hsauiifuly fre~coed bot and cold water
thrua ghut every heated hath and closet billiard
and conservatory nxfurts and % ades nom top
" tsltium iot %aAp. cot over tisuo Price, tiaUO
Naiy q. ts ash wanted balance can remain.
a a. ANDfh~o>, once ~ George Porter CO.,
The New York herald., 1872-08-30

A UCTION NOTICE.-A CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.
n Elegant House Furniture; splendid carved
without reserve, at the extensive warerooms Of NJ
walnut and mahogany Paror Dining Room, Library and
Chamber Suits In great variety, Including 40 Brussels
Carpets Mirrors Paintings, Beds and Bedding and
thing required tor housekeeping. Sale positive.
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DRY GOODS.


PRATT nRoTHEEs
Gate OF Nineteenth street and Broadway,
SCI Broadway between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
Grand opening Of New store,
Monday next May Is.
on which occasion shah
exhibit ana splendid
Stock Of suits and cloaks
and Novelties Of the latest designs
We call particular attention to our
large and elegant assortment of
Linen Summer Suits,
both foreign ana domestic,
from elaborate Embroidery
down to the Dolly Warden class
Also We shall open OF the beautiful
Cashmere nayelocks,
the latest ana most iaunty pattern Of cloak
together with
Embroidered ana Braided cloaks
IN prornsion.
Also elegant Stock of
Summer sink Suits
OF all the
Popular Shades.
together with
Black SIX Suits
oapes aud cioaks
and complete variety of
Opera cioaks and Wraps.
To ladies' who contemplate summer tours we can offer
appropriate outfits at popular prices
| we have just received one case of
Tourists salts from Paris,
which win be sold at from
Fifteen to Twenty Dollars each.
better opportunity win be offered this
obtain at once an
Elegant and Cheap Suit.
We respectfully Invite Che attention of
Ladies and Purchasers
to our Varied Assortment of Garments,
the complete, probably, offered in this city,
which we shnll
Continually Ecpcnish,
thus maintaining
First Glass Establishment for
Ladies' Garments
Our Dressmaking Department
has been
eminenty successful
We ore prepared to
make 10 order
Garments Tor All occasions
short notice
PRATT BROTHERS,
sol Broadway,
between Seventeenth ana Eighteenth streets
Late of
Nineteenth street and Broadway
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
L. Monday, May l3 O'Clock.
Match, $3.50; mile heats. hest IN 5.
III. W. Howe names b. e. Cambake, 10 wagon.
r. 8 sammis names $. q Billy, IN harness.
Good iay and track GEO. w. OAKLEY,
superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

ATv. vIGoUaoUx's u22FouRTH AVENUE, STAMP.
"a ingp Lnerodering Establishment, Ladies' and
Handkerchiefs; Table and Bed Cloth Embroidered to
order The largest stock OF Night Gowns Yokes Cheniss
Bands, Pillow Cases with Sheet; linen and cotton
Chemises, C,misoes Collar, andkcrchics with Initials
&c. Wholesale entrance, 90 East Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

IN II. H. NtCl cos
Grant Central
Fancy GOuds Establishment
rlCY WIN IT, offered hi. week
Yat.1 Llama Jackets. moan 81 up.
Atf These e1cds, ia iUH prices, are very scarce.
EkCY Lluua shawl, Spansh and iack Inccs.
macy suits bJttsti i! \ baunrup iIrn very chcnp.
hACG laga.ols, Linen i.2., Tor Misses
NAC1 larn.Dis, Linen. to- Tor ladies' Also all q the
stNH Desirable shapes Gul materials.
tMK An extensive lnIc or
shxa etIaw 1uuGs.
NEEEE T n. ,, . MATED a., low@ Sngaai,
$3.50 Pare Ir-
49,. in the ri'y JUS received rom France
S@.y -" Flowers, Feather, Frplat, Buttons and
s3Is, =, - btc-s ffsulu.4@ss.
,.,y hosIeiy white Good iah' ~ housekeeping ana
$3.50 :, :. Hps-e Futui,hlu. tipuait
n.,v ~ MA l. how - En.upe. and T. constantly
F..a lotwhtotn. rosas 10 t.Ilt nisi extensive
= = rNces isrs" 'a,i direct nom the makers
\. Ala w "it ttcti- thrni, j. usual, ut
- 80, ... ie.7 t'uu ~ pNiir pricgs,
+t@+% tNVhlNi 'FJfN'.ts sW3 iafItrcnth g.r6tts
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DRY GOODS.


GRAND STREET GRAND STRAl.T< GRAND STREET
At A. FIELDS
Popular Dry Goods House,
30 81 and 25S Grand street,
corner Of Chrysc.
A. FIELDS has opened large and choice stock OF the
latest imrorations OF Novelties, unsurpassed Tor STYLE
beauty and elegance Of texture in this any other city
in the United States
A. FIELDS Is Offering great bargains.
Each department largely supplied
Great Suit Department
deieS competition for style, beauty
and chcapncss
Cloak and Shawl Department do
Dress Goods Department do.
Complete with
hundreds ecases selected by connosscurs In the European
and American markets
White Goods Department
well supplied
Cloths and tassimcres Department.
Kid Gloves Hosiery, ladies and gents
Furnishing Goods Department.
Domestic Department.
Choice brands ut wholes ale prices
Hotels and steamboats supplied, at the
Popular Dry Goods House Of
A. FIELDS.
2i9 Isl and 25S Grand street
corner Chrystic.