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CHICAGO.
Fire-Penteeost-For st. Louis.

CHICAGO, Jnue l2.-Abouttive clock
this morning q FIRE broke out in large
barn in the southwestern part Of the
city, owned by Jones Y Bro. A large
quantity of hay and sixteen horses
were consumed. The fire, it is thought,
was started BY an employe Of the firm,
named Reed. who had some difficulty
Yesterday. He il held over to the
Criminal Court in five thousand dol
lars bail.
The Day OF Pentecost was very gen
erallv observed By our Hebrew citizens
Last night the different German
singing societies LETT the city, en- route
for St. Louis, to partske 10 the San-
gerfest Among the Chicago societies
the Orpheus stands prominent 10
strength. II will be represented IN
St Louis BY sixty members. The next
strongest is the Germans Society which
mas forty two members Other socie-
ties are also represe ted in respectable
strength.
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4 Nice Nan for the Foreigners TO
Vote For.
From the Chicago Tribune.


From the Chicago Tribune.
In l>j+ Mr Henry W.l-ou Va the
chief OF the Know Nothing orgsniza-
ton 10 Massachusetts,. which Pa--v. IN
secret convention, nominated a cantl.
date for Governor, who vas elected NJ.
Edward Everett, who was thea Cnited
States Senator, res gned, AMI the Know
Nothing Legislature elected NJ. Heacy
Wilson 10 ill the vacancy. Nr Wiz
500 did not take his seat until tDe 10Th
OF February, l>jj, and on the cjI Of
the same month, 10 a lon- debate on 4
bill providing Tor the enforcement ot
the United States laws, De repeatedly
spoke OF the American or knOw>N0tl-
ing party, with which | act. He
claimed to be, and vas, the Representa-
tive of that party in the Senate.
On the first OF March, 1855, Mr.. VIII
son. as the Senatorial representative O.
that party, presented the petition OF
citizens OF Boston, Massachusetts, pray.
ing q repeal Of the naturalization laws
OF the United States. On the irh OF
March the session OF Congress closed
and Mr.. Wilson did not appear again
until the December following. He
remained a Representative Of the
kno.-Nothing party until a $50,
when that organization became 'na-
tional party, repuiisting anti.Slavery-
ism. Mr.. Wilson then joined the Re-
publican party.
This is the gentleman selected by the
Grant party to otf-et Mr. Schuz. He
s expected to draw all the old Know
Nothinga, to take the place Of the Ger
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TIE Albany New York. Args no.
tees the following polnt IN regard TO
the nomination OF Grant and Wilson
one thing i noticeable in this nomi
nation. Both cantita,es run nnder an
liiIS. Grants name is not Ulysses.
Henry Wi-oa real name Is Jerem an
"oi0AlJh. Tne representatives. Of 4
guilty party could not prove an llJ',
but rhey took refuge under an alias 1t
j. the device OF criminals When these
men come TO take the oath Of Office, can
tnev answer to their names To what
Names
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Labor Movement.

Nsw YoaK. June l2-The Older
ences between employers and Workmen
in the iiF--aut trades now on q -trke
IN this CT are apparently no nearer
adjusted than they were week ago,
each side re-si-tent'y maintaining the
stand it hs- taken. The want ct
thorough organ zition has been great
impeilment 10 the operations OF So
cieties IN forming the Eight-hour
League | pholsterers state that out OF
sixty-tou- firms tOrty-One are now run
min, their factories on the eIght-hour
basis. the remainder being still IDLE.
Funeral Of the Late James Gordon
Bennett
The a-ran gemeGts cor the funeral Of
the ate James tio-,ion Bennett were
completed 10 Jay. The services will
take place TO morrow morning at halt
past l0 o'clock. at hiS late mansion os
the corner Of Firth avenue and Thirty
eighth street. 1t is understood that the
Most Revereni Archbishop McCluskey
and the Ve-y Reverend Dr. Stars will
orficiate. The remains are now enclosed
10 q magnificent casket said to be the
finest ever maize in this country. The
following gentlemen will act a pail
bearers: George W. Chilis, o. the
Philaielphja Lsiysr. Erastus Brooks,
Of the New York Express. Rotert
Bonner. Of the New York Ledger:
Chas. A. Dana, Of the New York SH'
George Jones, Of the New York Tines:
Frederick Hudson, Concord, Mass;
Hugh J. Hustiug, OF the New York
C5mn.sria!: Mantoa Marble, Of the
New York World VI. L. Stone, OF the
New York Journal o'' Commerce.. The
route of the funeral will be through
WsverIy Place to Broadway and down
Broaiwsy to Hamilton ferry.
Mr.. BENEFITS funeral tomorrow will
be an imposing affair, and tits expected
that over three hundred carriages will
follow the corpse to Greenwood Gene
terv. Neither Mrs. nor Miss Bennett
have as vet arrived home.
The Strike Weakening.
The eight hour strike is weakening.
Seven hundred of Singers men have
decided TO 60 10 work Monday, and
nearly sll OF Steinwsys MN have gone
back on an advance OF ten per cent on
wages.
The attitude OF the strikers rem aims
unchanged to-day, Notwithstanding the
discoursging detection Of some of the
sewing machine and coach makers in
resumins work 90 the old basis.
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SWITZ Z BLAND
Arrival OF the Arbitrators.

,iESEvA. jane l2.-Hon. Bancroft
Davis anj Charles Francis Adams, ar
bitrators on part OF the [ oited States,
together with Mons. Ja:qu.s Sttenple,
arbitrator on parJ o' Switzerland. TO
the Geneva C0nt-re"ce, tor the settle
menr Of the Alabama Cla.m., which
meets here 90 the ljsh inst, arrived IN
IN : CIV tO-iAv
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MEM PHIS.
ShO0tiBg AGrays-

MEMPHIS. June l2.-Two exciting,
but no, fatal, shooting sffrays occurred
here to dsy, The first wss on board
the steamer Phil Allen, where q man
named Seary shot and wounded in the
leg q man named Deneger. The other
occurred in q saloon on jefferson street,
where a printer named Mauvel shot
twice At . policeman for an alleged in
sult. but missed HIM
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NEBRASKA.
I've Mea Dr0Wued.

NoRrH Platte, June l2-The
Agent at Fort Mcpherson reports that
John Burke, the well known contractor
and Frederick Louis Brassan were
crossing the North Platte River, about
! o'clock this morning, with 8 boat
load Of freight when the boat capsizsd, !,
drowning both men. The river Is
very high at present and Mr. Burkes 3
bridge over the Platte having been
swept away. he was transferring thr ough h
freight ior Fort Mcpherson over the
nysf by hoak
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ONTARIO.
Tn. n,,x oo rea and Coffee.

OTTAWA, June l2-The Italian Par
Lament last night passed the bill re-
pealing the abolition OF the duty On tea
and coffee except that imported from
the United States. The House will
likely adjourn at the end OF the week.
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LETTERS from General Sherman :
party show that his reception in Russia
has heea OF the most cordial character.
The General hal great feast OF mill
tarv observation at SebastopoI, j splay
ny miniature knoRieige Of the hi--
torv Of the ground there that astonishef
his Russian entertainers. Before part
ny the Msvor Of Sebastopol gave him
grad champagne breakfast. He
-av- Ec<Gbg-y na5 = more ,npregna-
be stronghold than Seba-tOpOl.
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TIE venerable Bishop Morris, OF 70 e
Methodist Episcopal Church, was mar
ned on the 9th instant TO Mr.. Bruscup,
of Springfield, OHIO, q young lady who
vent into mis- family wheo the Bishop
VISA stricken With paralysis sons years
ago, forming al attachment which mas
resulted in marriage. The Bishop bas
Just returned from the Conference s!
New York, and IS hale and hearty, not
vifhetanding his advanced age.
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CINCINNATI, June l2-lt Is reported
that the Cincinnati and Springfield rail
read, which will soon be completed to
this city, will be run in the interest OF
Vanderbilt, giving him grand trunk
line to New York; alao, that the Ohio
will be bridged at this place, and con-
nectlons formed with Knoxville, Chastar
nooea, Nashville and Memphis, and at
no distant day with California by 3
grand Southern route.
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Br-HoP WILEY, elected a. the Ne.h0-
DIST General Con 'e-ence at Brooklyn. il.
to be !ocatei 10 Boston, and Haven al
Atlanta. The other Bishops are act
down at st. L0us, where Bowman will
reside Harris at Chicago, Foster ST
- Pau. Andrews at Omaha, and Peck
a. San EranclscO.
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SPAIN
Meeting OF the Cortes Called.

MADRID June l2-The Raiica
members in the Coctes have issued q
call tora meeting o; that body, in order
that the :utu'e policy OF the oev Miuis-
try may be Immediately decided upon
ani prOmu. yate,i.
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The Weather and River.

PErrsBCRsH, June 12.-River falling
a.ovly with ! feet of water in the chan
ae1- Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI, June 12-River falling
With 10 feet in the channel, Weather
Pafm Acd shosesy.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich 6Iood---In-
crease ofFIesh and Weight---CIear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured 10 All.
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WASHINGTON, June l2-The Georgia
Legislative Financial Bond Investiga-
ing Committee, which recently returned
home from visit TO New York, have
t4cided, after full snd impartial in
against the valid
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
Oete-. DrUpsy, StOppsge Of Water. Inconu-
nence OF Urine, BrighLs Disease, Albumin
uria and In all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water ~ thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances Ike the white Of an
Egg. or threads like white silk, or there ~ q
morbid, dark. bilious appearance, aud " hlts
UOue dust deposits, and when there ~ a
prlckinZ. burning sensation when psGs-ing
water and pain in the small OF the back
and along the LOins
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FEVER AND sSUE.

Fever and Ague cured for n:ty cents.
There IL not a remedial agent IN this world
that will cure Fever and Asus, and al other
MAIariOus. Bilious Scarlet. Typhoid, eilox
and other Feyrrs, ai,ie,i by RADWAY'S
PILLS 20 quick a. RADWAYS READY
RELIEF. Fifty Cents per Bottle.
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RESSOLEENT communicates through the
Blood sweat, Urine, and other duIds ana
juices OF the system, the VlgOr OF Life, for II
epalrs the wastes Of the body with new and
sound material. !SrTghGId, SyphilLs, COrts1fErp-
Mouth. PlriOrr. .NOaisS 20 ths Glr1dJ nid OthsT
pa7tg the ugNfsHI, Sore EyrS, SrtrHl0TUtS dLs-
chrrg~I rom the Ems, and the rCOrH f0ruLI n
SKIN DL,edSss, EJ7fpta0UI, FsUsr Sor,A- Scuid
Hsld, Rgly E-yrpI, .SEt RheIIDI, ErynpsLlLI,
4rns. Black Sp0GI, Worms ~ ths FieIh, FI-
yeOry CfrrlcfTI u, the EJptb, and oil lceCLkrTlHl0
dyLt DdlHjna ,tlSchugss, .NLgM S,0suII, L0As n
.S,.y-r and all lrustss 0f the hbe pT-DlrIpdS are
rCtihIa ths cIruTs rUt0s oT thLs Do'lIteT 9
AD,teT7I ChSBJLary, dld q |et0 dnys Nse UtlI
prDUs 10 any psTpn Itlg u lor sitheT n thesr
ornaI u tlaeGssI hI pytsII pol0er % cure theya
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West Virginia Insurance Co.

Market street, under The McLGre House
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings Of all kinds Furniture,
Household Goods. Merchandise and Goods
u Transit
DIRECTORS:
Iscob Hornhruok. Jacob n Bckei,
Henry Hartman, Dr.. J. c Hupp,
jonathan Rowiey, Edm1nd Booking.
e J. smyth- I. J. Campbell
J. 4 BrtstOr, Z PrazeT,
VIZ e OdberI- Thomas BoezeN,
d. D. T FAros~orth- Vm- z Crane
David BiIluyer, Jossph Shteids-
Wm- 2 White, y. Coz Jr.
e Duval- D. 4 DIX
Wm- z Stevenson
80 Once over EArtnz1G Clothing store
south Eds Monroe street Wheel1nG- ". Va
JACOB HORyBROOk, P-Htsnt.
JACOB n RTCKEL- Vice PrGt
L q WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Z 3 AcCOLLOCH, Amt seEssRy
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Baker, Flour

Flour.
DALTIC,
- Snowflake,
silver Spray,
Snow Mountain
List, Davenport 4 PARKS Cnolse Family, .
ClarenOut, Fscion- Oreon, and Other tzyor
lie sranLs tor sale low.
LE-T. DAVENPORT PARKS
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THE TURF.
DRoSPECT PARK
/ FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING, 1877.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, MAY ~


conassaisa srsHEs HFHsass, 4JEsSas ~ NAY s
ns: R%ss y s @ sH ssTs ss and @
gT PsTsasSa enters ~ AsaIa n SSssinsat Ss,i
fhrg1'eT hcys snssns sasss' = Ea'isss E S'isSsse'
& tes, pssS @ hfa'f"
RassS sS'S enters smsrs b. s '?'he T. eSsnqn ssS'
rs1 ssRss s1'srs 3 4S"sf Tome hsssr DTshman
James Dn-en enters br q; Frank Palmer.
SECOND DAy-wEDNEsDAY. MAYS
ss s ss, sSs and
fssyS SsSnH n sn'srs blk sssss EN- Mitchell.
y, ~ n'a, nrs,illips enisrss g jack DEEsper Es
So fasr nsssy sysa sas5 ss Gan M eass 6 bsrrsm X
D"ua9eT Sn'srs B. + bS Ga' m Fanny Lambert
: sa. ss that 4. . ! ss'
S..ss s%i,h ss'ss. i s,iS SaiFss
j L. dot poty eatrr enters blk SO : G 4 Toe Ioew,
~ Is Bowen s's,ss enters ! rr nsar's NJ Seq Foam,
y. = Carpenter enters s. IN. Nonesuch.
THIRD DAy-rHuRsDAY, NAY 80
n1a ash rs
si6fs ' Sk M EaS Pate formerly Lady
John Eilis entera b. g. J. Els
W 1, pSty Sss;. enters b Edwin sI,,ias hopth
3. q. murphy enters b. 4. Tip.
4; yanas rbers eaiersrr. 8; Frank. :,
enters y 1or Sste ,, Nor Morris
sS siacs to fr.t $50 sssoad and ssS5 ,hird
S0e4 fFreay FsTsayos t Gnar'f + Y
Budd Dobie enters blk. Glensary, formerly Uncle
Patterson TER epterseh; Drs,aanausht. ,y,asIs
j Wh11sps EhSs sn'srs snsss sh 4 ed Ws
D. fA'r f6TRra sa'fs: II BBA4FEiTbAy 44o.FiSEsiTb MAY 81
5 NC to G nSs's n etna sai an hns @ % S
Alden Gold smith enters b. g. Abdalial
Z cyt n tsa@isn enteTs 'a's r. Wallace e s"'''''''
%ssS %Sssss sH,ST. sai;!sSS sS;s4 Pssn, 6ys1!ne
NoTIcE.-,,The premium Of ss,soa, free for all not
having iled another purse will be substituted for which
The above races to he mile heats best three five, in
y be ss g. % N FG' S IS @
nssa Of nS dsss &C OF Of s r % %nM n s & eng n
ps,sdpSs TssS S1Hg saa the prgp
70 start after which notice he horse drawn shall be
held ' = saSe S Isss % ss
ssa sa ID day and as pss s:f Aam
ea S % sS @ Se S ~ M @ aas and a a TO
conranying hc,n coney Island ears leave Fulton Ferry
every Ave minutes Tor t!Ie grounds
MARTIN KAL6ELEIsCH, President.
q. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIATIoN.--A
i purse of $780, 10 saddle for horses that have
beaten 2o sao g first s to second and sl5o 10 third
office of the association, Fulton, Boeruu street
Brooklyn, Monday evening, May IL at O'Clock. Con.
'''ns same as IRfN s.ns President
q. W. 0AKLry, Superintendent
pools SOLD AT JouNsoNs RESTAURANT, lis7
j. Broadway. Twenty eighth street Prospect
Park Trong, Monday evening and every evening during
The NEE ting: also n Proepccf Park every
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mn Opion enter; invited 70 = present. susec"
assa az Turn ian q Nesso M's street,
Williamsburg BY order General COMMITTEES. y. o. 5. A
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Il sss No soas. 20 sGss Sas srssfss ps. ssssa
AZ a meeting Of the Board Of Health q the Health De
s MOT, street he s,h day May iss ,ho following
me- as law
to The anary Code Tor The security 81 lie and health in
es snd a 1 as saf o e
sructed fcr engaged in The busnes. carving pas
any line I'd II The city Of nS Nsw o Sor M
power shsi be with cushions on tho
Scn a'as fsi is @ sash s' %nG car used upon any
pora' ion passengers shall each and every day
Which may be use ,or the carrying or transportation
ssaned 50 'ha, ali Nth dirt are removed tho
section ia That straw hay shall at any time be
used or placed on the floor Of railroad ear ENGAGED or
gers within the civ OF New York
vcy in or upon any PASSENGER aiirosd ear nor shah any
conductor person In charge Of such railroad car
such railroad ear allow carried or conveyed In or
Sr dirty articles Of clothing or bedding, IN baskets
sssn ia % ss sse city s sss T the Ss
and each And every .aaIi have placed Tie
pos ~ n 70 @ s rom s S ms o hn e
and arrnnecd with revolving top when The car
EMMoSs CLARK Secretary.
HAVANA LOrTERY.--FIvE FIRST NUMBERS RE-
II ccvcd for May 2s by JOSEPH BATES, l9S Broad
way, up stairs, room4.
HAyANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY PRoKERs;-
Fine imported Cigars NJ loN prices. BATES CO.,
AT Broomc street two doors west Of Broadway
r W. sEERY. aes THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY.
- eighth sfrcct-Masans' and pasterers' Kalsomin'ny
Gone in fr class style; has m rann Fagging and lob
bing in general PROMPTLY attended TO- Call or address
NorIcE.-NEw LINE or oNNIRUsRs FROM THE
~ of Thirty sccora street. junction Of sixth
nue. and Frondwsv, 70 Manhattan and Carmansville
connecting with the sixth Seventh and Eighth
railroads and The Gro town railroad at Thirty fourth
street ana Rrnadwnv also with the east and west side
OrFIcE or THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE
pany and the Cen raj Railroad Company of New Jersey.
~ EXCHANGE PL.cE. New ioax; May 20 is72
The undersigned, committee appointed by the Joint
Invite sealed proposa until June 1872 tho pu chase
Of my rart a Of three millions Of Converthic Bonds,
g le issnea by The Dcawarr Iackawanna and Western
Railroad Company Said bonds to hear date June l.
1872. and be made payable twenty years nom date, with
interest at the rate Of seven per cent M per an
Of all State ard Uni ed States faxes with the right Of
and III" It day june 1871 into the eayal stock said
COMPANY such a'0ck he substituted therefor AZ
par, with provision that, should the company hereafter
execute nortcae 20 secure the payment any other OF
rs obligations these bonds shall be included in such mort
gage.
rroposals lie nddrcsse the unde rsgncd the
National City Bank. New York
Twenty-Five Per cent 10 be paid Juno l. and the
mninder within iftee days thereafter with Interest from
Proposals less than win not be considered, nnd The
right Is reserved 10 rcjcc; ANY ANY ether p,onosals.
JOHN c. GREEN, Committee
ADAM NORR1E, '
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A MAJOR G. W. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
IA. Great special sale OF celebrated TIotcrs Mon
day. May n at o'clock, at the Club House, Eighth
nue. corner OF 3oh street all the property Of private
gentleman. The stock comprises
No I-Black stallion ChOs. T.. Locw, formerly Patcbcn
Chief ngcd IL years l6 hands high; has record Of
sired by George NJ raichen, dam by AbdalIah, second
dam by Monmouth Eclipse, and now entered 10 tro In
225 purse ProsGect Park Spring Meeting also matchcd
aside 70 take place June 49, next and win be sold with
or without his engagements, as purchaser may desire.
No Bay stallion Young Chct, s hands high. aged
years next March, sired by Clark Chie, dam by thor.
9i,s.'s': iarv So; b 1y ToSn-, he by Boston, gran
No 3-Bay geldn2 Bob Stout 10 hands inches high,
years cid ~ July; sired by Melbourne dam by Wagner
Can trot in 2.U.
No f-Brown mare Bourbon Eels. 16 hands high aged
6ycars; did trot when years old in 237, to wagon
reference, Mr. Daniel Pne.r: sired by Aexandcrs Alb
dalah, dam by Mambrino Chief, second dam by imp
Envoy
No o-Hrown Maggie O. i,i, hands high, years
old In July: has shown mile In 2:ls sired by AlexBn
der's Abdaliah, dam by Pilot. ond dam by Mcdoc
No 6-Bay Mare - hands high years old can trot in
2& better: sired by Rysdyks fanhlctonan, dam
called the Cobb 3 mare, who has record Q, 2 ~ s'
sired by Happy Medium, dam by Oaway trot in 40.
Above stock can be at the Fashion Course, L. L.,
until day Of sale. Sale positive and without No
postponement account oi weather Pedirees guaran
teed,
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Ny;yv PUBLICATIONS.

A QUATIc ueNTHLy--A HANDSOME ollANo
"A Magazine, syotd 70 ile pisseS,s q NV Nv 1Ili 1IliH
Fdi,or will published the is June Terms ~ PER
annun Secrctirics yacht aud boat clubs viii please
semi -t of Officers auI Sccretnes address, carly as
possible - h publishers Ady.rtiscnenn anI -uhs,rip.
Droadway sew York.
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Ar xiSzEYs, o,os. o,e.r;..
sale OF spring
ami Summer aooaa
oycr 1000, yards Of
Ribbons IN every shade,
ic, &C.. &C., los,. i.c i5c 10. asc, 2sc up.
5000 silk scarfs
AMI Ties ,nev.ry
loc.. asc., Zoe, SIC, i9c. 6sc. aSL
''''"' ''' "''" '''' w. AT KrNzKrA
Paraso,s and Sun
isc., 7Sc. SOC. 81. 81 25up.
Grapes, ornamens &c. &c.
closing out very low
si!s ssi!s smsss' sinss' sc &C. iac, inSs lss 'so sS ~
ap to anssi good, very low.
fiaiSs EiiIs 1.a%psss' and prass siiis III e. -
Black silk trimming Iaces,
Sranish S and French Ii daces
yaiSn'ssae, ysS y. :. Isse' sS .s C. Sc ss
Frsssh La ss &c, Toe ,ios sS., lss, ,.o: yara
Lace Lace Paa fns iS Sovsrs, s%sS's s s. siS
sin"s Elns shs'sua lsSS S'sSss:' sss% ! sspggs sgs
@ s. s. yiSS, i,Ss1is. s%Ss'* \ z y: ysra.
2SOoo Handt rchiets itr ~ ''~'' '''' N''
Ladies' h, l gents rs n, mi.sss ..o nna
sac ssa9cHnss Skirt. Nigh, @ Dresses.
Lad cs chemi.es, prawrs
Ghcmi nn.i @s rom ron sss S,c. up
Skirts Skirt, 'n.on,os from &c az up -,
p,rroo p,rossns sacauss sjc up.
+ sa,sriyEan., lis1, m,s;s rsraiar or ssns made.
&c, Hosiery, from loo. puir up.
KID Rip"sHnas soYas, q II ps'dfT piades' .!
G9c 7oc: sic., osc. aud 81 ipalE
sarS; O. ylyd seSoi sest pS sf yara i. coop sa. 0c'
AN''''A' ''''' ~''''" - s''iiny s'HHi; Off every.
in,,s mrn s;,,d. ~ d',e NAY, May Tooas
pama,ks n,h. ,,n,dl ,Mnsin., . Towels
atscsr aa,%s "";'s ow" prices Mems to
Linen Towels, &c. up
fiIne. isc yard up.
Remnants % is Of Of Dress res Goods
an So,linsh,m iaees
Romnans OF Curtain iace&
closing very low. -
Gai Broadway,
Branch, lsGrand Union Hotel, Saratoga sprinsa
At THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT
Grand street, New York.
TO-DAY. ,,, .u o.
nn,cv1 nowx
'"" Largest @ stock in the city 10 select from
All our departments hied with cheap goods.
spssa,s. npssps Bon ss, Lsss; g. Dress @ Trimming. ri
Ten aonsand s E at fon fsG e M 7c ~ up
Fancy Goods, Ladies' Indcrgurlncnts and SUITS.
ut nan 'esoa' prices
KID GLOVES
rva, n s H . Ss S,,on swS buttons 8 na ., oo
haey nns ssamsss g S 81 = ., ana y " >, pa
Our dupure Laccs are less than importers prlcsa
,oi EpWARp s,, ,an ri nlpLhY a,,ns s,oss, son,
! 81 IA ~; ~ and 10 Allen street
! Finh block east from the Bowery
A DAPTED TO THE SEASON
"a
~'' '''c. ---A '''' ''''''
R,uior pre.,c. potb,p. pr,w.,.
a.,,,r, Can. pn,,,,nn s,o..
D''''''s 0"p-, % Do'''''s '"o'''
English sIk Umbrellas
elegant suspendcrs
Roman sas,,c, gcorrs ana Tie.
pies' s"if''' % oo'.''' ana o"ns'
The celebrated 'rowrcr'ht'ns Drawers.
with the latest productions OF
'''6a'. -HeN "'"''
nj extremely low prices
-
eHloN ApNMs q ", o,1 D1oaoway.
II equal to hdman hair; csn be eombsd and brushed.
switches 81, &c; Human Hair cheapest In the market;
;
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A -SEASoNABLE CARRIAGES
All the most popular styles
at fLAEpIAU'S,
No East Eichtaeuth street
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n Establishment consisting ~ nm elegant stylish team
young bay Horses, - hands Ia inch high hafbrohcrs
seat Derby Wagon, made TO order by Brewster last june
very light top Buggy and handsome set Of Double
Harness. Apply 10 JOHN CORCoEAN. coachman. ~
Weet Fory.fourth street.
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spoRrINe-DoGs. RIRps. &C.

A FOR SAIE-AIL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
N. Birds &C. Medicines Tor all diseases prepared Food
for mockng birds, al H. O. DOvEY'S No SGreenc street.
near Canal