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Methodist General Confereuc.

NEW YORK, May 25.-In the Methodist GEN.
eral Conference to-day, after transacting unim-
portant business, the order of the day, me cleo
ton for secretaries Of the missionary society
was taken up. Ballots we're cast, and the tel
lers retired to count the votes, who subsequent
ly reported as follows. Whole number OF votes
cast so; necessary to a choice, l9f. No one re-
eeived that number, and consequently there vas
Lo choice. The five highest on the list were
1ls; j. NJ. Reid, III; and j. NJ. Walden, 81. Adj
jouIned.
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KENTUCKY RACERS GoING EAsT-The 81 ,rt
Lane railroad brought the celebrated racer.
LonRiellow, and the good horse Lytl-ton, from
bReAlngton last evening aud they left Tor Long
Branch al Gas, by the Pan Handle route. Tne
Gle John Harper iIalabits the same car with
the horses. He y very conf lent that LDnyfeI-
low WILL show Harry Bassett a clean pair OF
heels, il he meets him this season.-cizr;na,,f
Gazette. 2lsf inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

The PREsBY general Assem-
bly, OF the Presbytcri n church, nov in session
al Detroit, Michigan, Yesterday desi grated the
central Presbyterian Church in Baltim pre- DIR.
Smiths) a. its next place OF m seting. The
committee on church erectiOas made a reDprt
recommending that $500 900 be raised Tor this
object during the present wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

TWIN BABES Torn BY CAr.-Twin chill
dren OF Mrs. Ball, ten months old. we're left
alone by their mother for a few minutes on
Wednesday, in Portland, Me. A cat attackeI
one Of them, tearing and biting her flesh about
the face in horrible manner, large pieces from
the cheek being torn out and devoured. II h
possible the child NAV live
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Prem Europe To-day.
'NkAsf hEs TEE HKAD THAT wEAl

(sfAnlsH) Crown.
,MAbklp, MAY 2a-MATshal Sernano has d.
cnned the request Of King ANA deus % form a
i n+ H'h s'ry, and Has Majesty has nov called
al0n Admiral rcpete. who has oonseutaI. Tbs
lev geNeTnncnt u N Be CONF osed OF members
=. the unioIist party. Admiral Topefe exercises
uns functions oi Minister OF War al tr,erla.
tAELisTs sTtL Active IN SPAIN.
MAnRtn, Nav a5-The CArIis,S hsnaS S,if.h
" 49, s' announced Yesterday a. having appeares
i. = M OF me provinces aud cut Tie tsisgraph
80, .sNe hot yet been suppressed. They are
49,. e'esrai hie Communication bstNeen various
CANE To THs last
PARIS, May 25.-PerIer. Rom a,s R.,,y,,..
the three men who were trien OF the charge al
"a ucipstion In some OF the most outrs,c,,,s
acts committed in this city during the reign OF
the commune. and convicted and ser.en ,ed %
death were executed this morning AZ SAtorv
Ihey exhibited no emotion whatever ~ the last
moment, and died crying " Tirs IA COunuae."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-Oa
the Zlst instant there remained only live miles
OF track TO be laid in order % make the COM
nection between the Prince Georges aud the
ropes creek sections. Ii H. expected that an
about three weeks tine an accOmmO iation tram
Will be run once a week for the cranspOrtati
offreight and plssen gers.-Pyr, Tobacco Pins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

N the disagreeing votes on the bill in relation
20 Tie erection of jail in the District OF C1lan-
oia, submitted q report.
PENDING consideration, the House, at SIS a
~, ADJOURNED until Monday At II O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

~Robbing bird nests is fined SIS in Massa.
chusetts for every time the law is enforced
- John limbs, the English author, has been
Pensioned. He was the author Of "Things Not
Generally Known"
SIt is reported that the girls boat club of
Michigan University will take part in the
regattas this summer.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF Kentucky.


PUBLIC LIBRARY OF Kentucky
The Farmers and Droyers Bank il treasurer and
the eorperators and supervisors are al representa-
Nv melt Az are among the most respectable and
Should any ucE cts be left unsnd on the day of til,
draw lug, they will be destroy ed aud the one IN 1u3
ard gifts offered will all BE- drawn and paid, but III
minished n Nalue in proportion To the per csntage Of
OF the itch sold the apa gift will be reduced
to 75m0 and all the Others in proportion.
- The Hon. THOs l.. BR "LETTE. late Govern, r Of
Kentucky has consented TO pre- sent the Trustees
III the management of this second Gcand Gift Con
the sale O. tickets is deposited with tne Treasurer
that tie drawing j. fairly conducted AMI the giT,s
The drawing will take flace ia public. in full view
81 the ablieic and under the Immediate ,uperri
Public Library Of Kentucky and The f.lio@in NJ,
named ninent and disin:erested citizsns "a have
done: '"' '0 ''''' oil Is ii'riI
Hon.NR MAREiy, Judge Caprs Appeal-.Ey.
Hon. Ii fROST; KNOTT late u G: Lebanon Dist.
Sn.sLI mUBtGhY,u I, 5. Marshal, Dist Ky :
Hon Hon pll LGq FsSsy,
HoP, 5SHS BaEfBEr, Manager Royal In.urane,
Co. FH fh.f 5sS, Com. Atty Oh Judicial Dist
col sos GTss GaSIt t Hr.
Dr.. T. BELL Prof Ned. University, L5uissiile
Hon Hon B BhKEEFT Meyer 6yI2 L@ai:silid
HESkT WUhF5kD, Treasurer louisville.
JAS. BRInGEFORD, Pres ~ National Bank
v: G.. u; WHITES, Prop'r Willard Hoiei.
T. JOHNSTON, Pres. leaders Bank.
IT, SlCTOR NEWCOMB, firm of Newcomb, Bu-
HENRY pFPPEN, Pres. German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM. Tobacco and Cotton Mercht
DR.. SORNlS GREEN, Pres. L.. and @. Short Line
Railroad.
VOL. ROSE, agent Adams Express Co.
X. pURkETT, President.
N. HALDEMAN, Vice President
FAhsER sHsf Sk S5sfs1ssy BANK, rrea.,r.
Those vhO desire further information, or who wish
q act as gents for the sale Of tickets as well as
those d. sir ing TO purchase tickets should address
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
gent Public Library Of Kentucky @
Public Library Building, Louisville Ky
~ Circulars, giving full particulars sent on an.
plIcatiOn. mave5-s NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

IRNSIE Z. CHAPLIN has ordered A colouel'-
uniform, aud proposes next SUNDAY evening. a.
Tue Grand Opera House, New York, 20 appear
on hoIseback with n upon the stage. She viii
then deliver an equestrian lecture upon her
quahhcations for filling Fisk's place As colonsI
oil the Ninth, aud will enlarge on the cana
pililes OF woman Tor Commanding troops a.
nOtOriety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

TIE IMPRESSION prevailed about the Capitol
this afternoon that the supplemental article to
the treaty would be ratified by the Senate,
should a vote be reached to-day, as expected.
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Against Greeley

CHICAGO. Nav 25.-The Tirgss this a. m TAI, -
decided grounds against Greeley who. n asserts
mas utterly tailed 10 unite the opposition %
Grant.
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sSFans made of Russian leather are fashion,
able.
SILT has gone as far as "DoIly Warden chills"
IN Georgia The sufferer turns al sorts Of colors.
~What single state will Mrs. Woodruff be
sure 20 carry? "Tennie c."
0The mortal remains of III steamboats, lie
on the bottem Of the Arkansas river.
6A young married woman I'm Titusvire,
Pa, has publicly horsewhipped her own brother
for circulating scandalous reports about her.
HIn New York yesterday Michael HAYS was
acquitted Of the murder Of James Donneu in
ga Pennsylvania Temperance lecturer
recently realized twenty cents from bis evenings
efforts.
ga boy was lost in the sewers In 81. Louis
iastweek, and rs supposed to have died Anything
but "an aromatic death"
s1The American print works at Fall river
are arranging TO suspend operations for . season
on account of the low price Of print goods.
1.-THE Archduchess Sophia, mother OF the
Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria, II dan
gerously i'll with typhoid fever. The last bulle-
tin reports that she IN rapidly sinking.
DIseveral dead bodies from an emigrant ship
were sent to the Morgue, In New YORK., yester-
that their deaths were caused by diarrhna
superinduced by inferior royisions.
s0Superintendent Reiso, OF New York has
issued a order containing the new Law regsrd-
ing street PROFESSIONS, and requiring ca OF
police 70 instruct the men under their com mand
In relation TO their duty under law.
~G. Tyler, a notorious counterfeiter from
Fort wayne, jumped in the river at Pittsburg
Yesterday 20 escape arrest and was drowned
In his coat, which he left upon the bank, was
found tl,loo In counterfeit s29 legsl-tender
notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
SPE AL
SIN NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
COM MENtING MONDAY. May ~, 1872,
First appearance in English Of the greK
JANACSCHEK,
pronounced by the entire Press the undi mn I'D and
Regal QRson Of ENGLISH TRAGEDY supnortrd
BY her new and st brilliant NEW YO9E STAR
COMPANY.
M0NnAY, May 2J.....~......~MARY STUART.
TUESDAY, May 2s................... ..OEB0RAH
(LEaH, TIE FORsAKEN
WEDNESDAY, May 90, ii ST tine in This city, an
adaptation Of Charles Dickens "bieak House, en-
titled
CHESNEY void.
Prices Of Admissicn:-Orchestra Chairs aud Re.
served Orchestra Circle. 81 so: Orchestra circle
Circle Admission, q cts; Gallery, so cts.
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence on
Thursday mCrniF & next at Ellis Music Store at Q
o CLOCK m2l-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

AN APFECTIoNArE DErROIT MAN was sent
TOT the other day TO rem0nstrste with his sister.
WHO hsd oeen trying 70 take poison; he knocked
her down and dragged her round tn room bv
her hair, and finished by tenderly assuring her
that "if sho didn't 20 20 work and let the snieids
business alone, he would break her neck for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

rkANhLiN, a, May 25.-At the republican
convention Of the let district held a. plv-
mouth, y. G, on the sd inst c. L Co.'S was
rencminated for Congress: w p Ransom
elec'or, and Louis billiard and T. A sykes DEL
egates 70 PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

MR.. CHAs. s. STEELE, OF the Fifth Auditors
office, was to- day appointed chief OF the division
OF accounts of the U. 5. direct tax commits
sioners, vice P. II. welch resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

"CoNTRTTE," who resides in Philadelphia,
sent a conscience contribution of SO to the
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

THERE Is WOMAN now living between lie
and death IN a western city whose case has been
only equaiied once in medical annals The
pulse II regular az sixty. aud all the bodily
aclons are perfectly performed. The skin l.
natural and the eve presents no unusual
appearance, except certain fiNity and Vet
TINS woman has had for SIX davs a bullet
hred from her husbands revolver embe i,l-d
ln her brain. One of the most touching
aud pititul facts about the case is that TIE
Patient, in sad kind OF way, seems 20 be con-
scious, though unable 20 speak. She Is Inces-
sanity trying 10 get her wedding ring OF her
niger. aid az one time appears 90 have inn
agined that she had Embossed it. for she m ade
a motion as though about "a throw ID away.
out, APPARENTLY repenting, attempted 10 re-
store ". The ring occupies all her thou glts
She continually regards it. and viii hold 10
hef LETT hand, a. long a. her strength lasts, 10
look at IL. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

MISS NELLIE GRANT was among the visitors
present in the gallery of the French Assembly
uring the debate on Wednesday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENus.-TheJreceipts from this
source to-day were $3.50, $685.
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rating the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
the Trustees will give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In the great hall of the Pablo Library building in
Louisville, Ny, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1874
This magnificent hall, knOwn Weisiger Hall, is
ranged Tor large and fashionable audiences of any
In Louisville, and Is fitted in superb style. The
tulldlLg has front OF l6S feet on 4th street, by
depth Of 2 feet, four stories in height. and re
pity pure based for the Public Lb ary at cost OF
S.nNpo. Three large rooms are n.ted up for a
um Of 100 eco specimens, open and free 10
the grsuitous use and enjoy ment of all citizens of
every state in the Union. IL is The purpose of the
Trustees, by the GRAND GIFT CONCERT now an
nOunced, tn raise the money with which TO pay the
balance Of the purchase money due upon the Publ.
endow the institution TO make it self-sus,aining
and forever beyond the necessity Of calling upon
aby lndivloua who uses the books Tor the contribu
tloI OF a sisgle cent toward its support.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be Issued at $40 each half tickets, SIS quarter
tickets, 81 so; III whole ticke for 100; for LS
20 fer So; ll3 for 600; 2S5 $3.50: SIS for
go No discount on less than Sl0O wor IN of tick
cts at a time.
Ticke,s i'll be sent when requested By registered
letter The money for them IN iy be sent By Adams
Express company and its connections. Post -uf1 e
M ney order, re gi5teTed letter, ank draft
The holder of each ticket fraction OF tick II IA
half or IuarterD, is entitled to admission &, m,
Concert and To the gift awarded to il. Daring tbs
Concert the sum of
$500, OOOIN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders of tickets by dis rib,
tion by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

FA oPMci1Ns,9~
No: 1877 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble eDectaelea. ianlau
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Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM, OF Ohio, has writ
ten home that he 'does not feel at liberty to
refuse the use of his name tor reelection to
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

Hon LEVI PERRY and Supervising Architect
Mullett leave here tomorrow evening for Al
bany, NY, for the purpose of locating the new
cnstsm house, post Office and court house build
ing i'll that city.
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90 900 CURRENCY
will be given to the holders of tickets by dis ribu
uon by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:


ASiai wv Wits Ctsil-.... DUU .OUU
This Concert, like the rst Of the 10th of December
last htch was decidedly successful and AZ whicl,
the first grand gift was drawn By and paid to Mr.
mt of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

- The Marlboro Gazette says that Enocll
Pratt, OF Baltimore, has disposed of his "Chel-
tenham" farm, formerly the property Of the
late Gen Thos. r. Bowel in the upper sec ton
Of Nottingham district. in Prince Geor PES
county, Md, TO the I" House of Reforma ton
and InstIu ctiOn for Colored Childrenn
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INCOLN HALL.
FOB THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27,

MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON o'clk.
The Genuine and only
MRS. JARLEY =
Cnrivaled Collection Of
Wax WORKS
WAH WORK QCARTETTE,
From London, England.
Admission, 50 cents; reserved SEATS, rs cents Ad-
mission to Matinee 50; children under Il years, 8
cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Ellis Music Store.
DON'T FOkGET-MAY21,2 D, 90. my3lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

WHY Lizzie GARRAURANr CANNOT ne
hANGED.-Libhie Garrebrsnt was visited ves-
terday 10y prominent clergyman OF Paterson
whose counsel appe ared u have e a, 4 u.pu her
lie lett tract for her perusal. She rem trke 4
alter having read II, Anybody could be go,l
after reading such a book a. that" The fact
that the unfortunate girl has had no rel yiops
instruction, and that she h in a most ali respects
heather in a Christian Community has en- ysu-
dered such sympathy m her behalf that the
church people OF Paterson are working for her
as earn, SHY a. II she were one OF their number.
III has also been reported that she j. not in a
condition 20 be hanged under the construction
OF Jaw which iorhlcs The taking OF the life OF
two persons for the crime OF one. Thi, circum-
stance with the consideration that she j. a per
SON OF weak intellect. has procured over /. 900
signatures 10 petition which sets forth that
her death, Instead Of yindicating Justice
would shock the moral sense OF the whole
community."-N 4. Sun, ga.
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MAINLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
RACE AND TOURNAMENT
AT PIMLICO FAIR GRoi N0S,
WEDNESDAY, JUNK 8, 1874,


MILE HEATS-Eor all ages; ne uudistanced
horse excluded from starting until ...G
after the third heat. la which thereeSLNA-
shall be distance. Purse, $780, S2O6VS
to winner $50 TO second horse. En- N6C~oeGG
tries to he made with the Secretary at No. IS st,
Paul street, Baltimore, BY O'Clock, June 9TH.
To conclude with q GRAND TOURNAMENT,
opened 70 the Knights Of MARYLAND and the other
States. The Maryisnd Jockey Climb TO present the
second knight with silver cap worth $50. knights
tary before the 18th OF May, stating their tile
and devices. and enclosing an entrance fee of IS.
Gentlemen from distance desiring to practice can
have their hors Q cared for by G. B Mauls. gu the
course, and will md accOmmodstioBs az PImlico
Hotel and other neghboring houses. Members of
the Club admitted on their badges. Adm ssion-
Gaze 20 cs Gil and Stand 30 cts. extra Open Stand
Is cts. Accommodation trails will be ran by the
Sorihsrh Ceutrsi railroad For further cer iculsrs
apply t0J u. FERGUSON. Secretary. IS - t.ui
80. BY order Of Executive Committee. mle-ev2s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
S1,O0O,0O0! SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
mad The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.

BY authority in the act of the Legislature ncor po-
rating the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
the Trustees will give their
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THIS Is THE LAST NIGHT of charming Mrs
John Wood and her capital comedy and bur
lesque company. Mrs. Wood made a great hi
as Ye Gentle Savage IN Brougham's burles lue
OF Pocahontas, and the play will be repeated
Diplt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

The SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE. - The
Senate went into executive session at noon to-
day and resumed the consideration OF the sup
Elemental article to the treaty of Washington.
1t seems to be the impression that vote will be
taken before adjournment tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

COMMODORE WoRDEN, Superintendent of thu
Naval Academy at Annapolis, has issued an
order thanking Cadets Mclean and Gait, for
jumping overheard and rescuing Midshipman
Carter, who fell from the rigging OF tue practice
ship Dale, a few DAYS since,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

The TARIFF AND TAX BILL.-The finance
committee of the Senate have agreed to report
back the tariff bill. The tax on whisky is placed
at seventy cents, and tax on tobacco is made
uniform at p cents. Books and other printed
matter are placed on the ten per cent reduction
Inc committee recommend the repeal of all
stamp taxes. The reduction made in excess OF
tie House is about eight million dollars, making
total reduction of fifty million dollars for Gus,
toms and excise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10
STERN BROTHERS.

ITO West Twenty-th street. 367 Sixth avenue.
AT WALLER 4 MsoRLEY's,
PAS Grand street. near Bowcry.
ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK.
We have just opened cases of yard wide Plaid at SIC
per yard eases OF Serge in all the shades Sic.
per yard The regular price OF these goods Is Soc per
yard. Is OF Empress Cloths all the new sage
colors and cloth shades per yard. These goods
selling at most stores &c Rich Silk veours
75c and 81 per yard; Mernos satteen Apacas French
and Irish Poplins Cashmeres, Barrz every other
make of Dress Goods at the lowest possible prices Bar
gains in Black Silks lco pieces OF Black silks from auc
ton, at 81 49, 81 So 81 rs and upward-fuy per cent
under price, so pieces of Black Coorcd Striped silk
at 81, all the shades in coIored silks very cheap
SUITS, cLoAKs AND DRESSES
MAGNIFICENT stock OF Ladies suits Cioaks and Dresses,
mred in the best manner the premises under
for hitting Mourning Goods Particular attention given to
s oos EsTg an. mahs and quality in
for manuacurng Mourning Suits at II honrs notice.
No disappointment
sHAwLs, sHAwLs
csssy G q 5
figures. WALLER McSORI.EY,
245 Grand street, near Bowery.
AT THE POPULAR CARPET STORE, l23 BowERY
Grand street. on and after Monday, November II,
the entire stock will be at unprecedented bargains
5Opicces Ingrains at 80 cts. per yard.
50 piece. Ingrains at s5 cts per yard
Super and Extra supers rs cts to 81 rs per yard
large stock Enclish Tapestry Brussels $2 per yard
Body Brussels in designs, 81 rs to 81 per yard.
All goods guaranteed as represented.
At oAYSoRs,
Corner ofrwelgh street and Broadway.
Corsets,
Tournours
spcciaites.
Most elegant Shapes and Styles
in real Paris made Conte Corsets
Also Paris Woven Corsets plain and embroidered.
Childrens Corsets, Waists, Shoulder Braces,
Nursing Corsets, Pads.
| Riding Belts, &C.. &C.
French Harcloth skirts and Tournours.
Late Paris Novelties. Orders particularly attended to-
"A lishment rs West Eleventh street-Ladies can rely
on getting perfect fitting Dresses made trimmed In latest
Partisan style Ladies' Undertaking Swiss Lawn, Or
candle Silk Evening Dresses Costumes ready made and
| to order. Ladies invited to call.
| ATo.v. vIGouRoUx,s, i22 FOURTH AVENUE
| "A Stamping, Embroidery establishment ladies' and
sanles nronsseanI specially o. Initials Monograms for
order The largest stock Of Embroidered French Goods
Yokes, Night Gowns Chemises, Chemisc Bandes, Cam
Gases: with Sheets % match Msrseies Dresses and IN
fants cloth corset Covert Handkerchief &C. Wholesale
entrance, 60 East Twelfth street.
1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10

"A j. $. COLBY has now ready for inspection the very
latest novelties In Skirts, Paniers Buses Corset &C.
both imported and OF home manufacturer together with
and much improved styles o. the old avorites 1.-THE
Lady Of Lornen and La Refine Margot," universally
conceded to the stylish Paniers in the market
and Also Fan STYLES OF ne Celebrated
Colby" Self adjusting skirt with Panier or without and
for either street COSTUME court train Buses, from
25c to S5 Corsets from 75c. 70 SO The attention Of
exporters jobbers and the trade generally called To
extensive variety OF Buscs manufactured expressly to
meet the requirements OF Iaron and nearby trade at
,00U dozen.
-. =. COLBY, Importer and Manufacturer, 81 East
Fourteenth street Of Union square sole owner Of
patents and manufacturer Of Tine Lady OF Lorne" and
Skirt
go SPECIAL NOTICE.
An persons are warned aganst buying selling any
skirt anier or Bus.e under these names all infringe
mems OF these patents will be the full
81 the law Under the Patent Laws parties Infringing
patents are liable 10 paw only the profits made By
vnns anu selin9 inc Infringing article but also all
daimages the patentse may have suffered by in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, ql4 BROADWAY
n New fork-ALL THE IMPORTED STYLES dis,
r nd .nn. ntsss TO eG firm perfect
ONE DOLLAR's Worth OF PATTERNS as PRE-
make y3g = subscribsr and send you coupon which
lrse at any time Addres A BURDETTE sMffH, si1
Broadway, New York