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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

DARwIN INlGM.-We are becoming
strong believers in the philosophy OF
Darwin. Another proof Of ais theory
is 10 our Office. 1t is a potato, grown
on Capt. L. j. Means place, that il
almost the coun.crp'rt of a baboon
1t haa trunk and limbs, and down
its body arc appnrently corded veins.
THIS is decided step from the vego .
table towards the animal kingdom
Wero this tubor planted it would
doubtless produce full formed "hu>
mau" in two or three generations.
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visit and address tho Convention Mt its
next meeting. Tho second Saturday IN
February was chosen for the next
meeting, after which tho Convention
adjourned.
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New a ADVERTISEMENT

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Winnsboro Hook and
Ladder Compapy--Johu 9. Squier,
Secretary.
Ll'ie and Valuable plantation for
sale--Sam'l. McAli!c5.
Do not fail to read Woodland &
Law's advertisements.
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local 5dulD9.

Jon PnINrISa.-Our office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description,
Bills, 1ctterheads, Posters, Invitation
aud Business Cards &C., 80.
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Charlotte, Columbia and Angus.
tn Railroad COMPANY.
TREASURER'S OFFICE

TREASURER'S OFFICE.
(oLuMRIA, 5. G., October u, 1873.
a the last annual meeting Of tho
-LA- Stockholders of this Company, the
following order was made:
"That the annual meetings bc hercaftcr
held on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in November Of each yea, and
that the next annual meeting be held in
November, 1873, in Columbia, 8. c."
In accordance with the above resolution,
the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held III this city on
the ELEVENTH day Of NOVEMBER
next.
oct28 c. BOUKNTGUT, Sec'y.
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AroTnEn DEATn FROM DlpTuERIA
On Saturday, Or. John G. Noble
lost his only child, Mamie, aged six
years, from diptheria.
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REfEAL OF THE CHARrEn.-We find
the following in the report of the leg
ielative proceedings
Mr.. Miller, of Fairfield, gave notice
of bill to repeal the charter of the
town of Winnsboro.
We presume this is NJ. S. Miller,
our white legislator. AS We have not
been positively informed as to the
cause Of this "ctiou we will say but
little at present. We presume it is
teoause the member was arrested by
the police on Friday for an alleged
interference on his part, in tho arre. It
"fa drunken coiored man. We would
advise the irate legislator to calm him
himself, and seek redress, if he has
bcen injured, in somo other way. A
repeal Of our charter would oct as o.
two-edged sword, and be productive
OF evil to all parties alike. Wins.
boro has been remarkably quiet du-
ring the past few years. Good feeling
prevails among all Glasses. If this
happy state Of affairs is ended it will
ultimately be cluse of regret to
others beside tho present Town
Council and their supporters. Wo
:hcfcfore advise Mr.. Miller to re.
consider his action. This will be the
safest for all parties.
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THE CuRTER.-Wc learn that the
project Of repeating the charter has
bcen dropped.
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Court WEEK This ia court week,
and a number Of persons are in town.
The criminal docket is pretty fnll,
and one or two cases Of ihtcreat will
bo probably tried. The ci,i docket
is light.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

ToURSA MESr.-We learn that a
tournament was held OH Thursday at
ut Horeb, at which our young towns.
man, W. NJ. Narden, took the first
prize.
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CorroN. the time Of going to
press yesterday evening, cotton was
selling at 10 q II ocn:s in this
market.
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DEATH or MIR. BoLicK. Mr.. Levi
NJ. Bolick, who was shot by Mr.. ueze.
kiah Duncan on the 9th Of October,
died on Sunday morning. For sever.
al days lie seemed to be doing we'll,
hut on Friday, a hemorrhago ensued,
and he sank gradually until Sunday.
An inquest was held by Coroner Ruff.
The evidence adduced showed that
Messrs. Duncan and Bolick got into
an alteration about the arrest of
person. that hot words followed, that
Mr.. Duncan drew his pistol and fired,
but hls pistol was struck in the air
by Mr.. Lafayette Potect. Mr.. Dun
can fired second time, and tho ball
entered Mr.. Boliok's breast, 6uryiug
itself somewhere under the right
shoulder. MIR. Bolick walked off a
few steps and sat down. Flo was
carried into tho store of Mo Master g.
l'rice, and thence taken homo. Dr..
LAdd, assisted by Drs. Madden and
Aiken, made post mortem examina-
tjon, and pronounced that tho wound
was tho cause of death. The jury
then gave the following verdict:
That tho said Levi NJ. Bolick came
to his death on the second day of No.
vembcr, by q wound received from Al
bullet fired fron, pistol in the hands
Of Hezskiah Duncan, in tho town of
Winnsboro, on the Oath day Of Otto-
Der, 1873.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTlNa.-We re.
grct to state that our young friend,
Dr. x. e. Arnctt, accidentally shot
himself yesterday. 1t seems that
Dr.. Arnctt vas taking his pistol out
OF his packet it slipped from his
hand, the hammer s,rickiug the
foor, causing ,he charge to explode,
the bullet taking effect just below the
knee cap. The wound although pain
full is not conIidsred danrerous.
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THE FAlR.-The Fair opens in Co.

THE FA,n.-The Fair opens in Co.
lumbia, on next Tuesday. 1t will be
seen by an advertisement that the
Gtoc kholders' meeting of the G. G. &
A. R.'R., will be held in Columbia
on tho same day. The prospect of a
"frce ride" will doubtless attract
many visitors. Those who arc not
Stockholders can make the round trip
fer three ceuis mile (abont Que dol
lar from Winnsboro) provided they
have thcir tickets stamped at the fai,
ground. The night trains now run
ming will be found convenient. Visi
tors can take the midnight train
down, and return the next night
The expenses vii! be comparatively
light. Let everybody attend.
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School CoNvENTIoN.--The Schoo'
Convention was held on Saturday.
Rep orts were received from different
townships as to the cond ition Of tile
schools After this, steps ~erc taken
for permanent organization. Mr..
~. Means Davis was chosen porma-
nont Chairman, and Mr.. B. II.
Robertson, Secretary. A committee
vas appointed to prepare rules and
reguatioua for the Convention, and
also programme Of exercises for the
noXS meeting. 1t was also unani-
monsly carried that State Superin.
tondont Jillson, be requested to
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Fresh Arrivals.

A FRbSI Loo o. Candies, Jellioa, Pick =
II les. Oysters, Peaches, TO nattop
Green Corn, Salmon, &c. just received
at MCINTYRE
fed 27
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PETIT JuEoHs.-~The following is
q list Of the Petit Jurors drawn for
the November Tenn of Court:
Frank Holmes, James McCarley,
Jerry Lauderdale, David r. Gladney,
Wesley Mayfeld, A. Y. Turner, II.
r. Martin, r :. Dcsportes, w. Il.
Thorn, Adam Dawkips, Jerry KIN
caid, Bristol Kinstlcr, George Holly,
Warren Mendenhali, Jno. 0. Matthew
G. D. Ladd, Stephen Rabb, w. E..
M"Nnlty, \. r. Pettigrew, Prince Mar
tia, NclscD Ma: shall, lIiliard Bell, S
W. Booknurt, Thomus Jordan, Israel
Bird, Frank Mozee, James Jones'
John Gibson, w. j. Clowuey, II. N
MoMaster, Thos. W. Traylor, John
II. Pr"..st, W. r. Garrison, Syphax
atterson, Center Gibson, p. jenkins
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ALSO

'larg" stock Of Ladies Shnwls aud Soarfs.
Linen Sctts, Eufings, So. Our stock
Of Ready Made Clothing, undot
Shirts, Liuen shirts. Hosiery,
Gloyos, Hats, Caps.
Boots and Shoes,
10 tho largest
wo haY6
md and wo guarantee to give satisfaction
both M TO Quality aud Prtoo. 10
have few pieces Of Carpetinn,
which we will soil at prfoes
that defy Competition.
We also keep always
OIL hand full
stock OF
Hardware. Crockcry and Wooden waro,
aud full line Of Drugs. Medicines, Books
an Stationery. Oils, Paints, 60.
Wo respectfully invite the attention Of
our friends aud the public gonornlly to an
inspection Of our stook before purchasing.
Goods Shown with Pleasure
MCMASTER & BRICE.
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NEW GOODS.

WYE h,ve just opened ono Of the larer
W est md best selected stocks 0f
|rl and Winter Goods. we havo ovor
'rt""d in this market. Our stock consists
n r"rt of large assortment Of Domestic
tools, ialies' Dress Goods, in largo varie.
y consisting y! Dcaincs. Cnshmorns. d.
IS 1n'ss, Falcurs, Empress Cloths and Al.
iNccas.
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This unrisallcd Southern Remedy ia
wnrmtc1 not I" contain y single particle Of
Mc,cnry, or any injurious mineral SUBJ
Stnnrn hnI IL
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
New Goods
at panic prices,
NsrdTrpS l9qTkfa il pIai9 ! tohSxEEY1s hSgEfsa
53l Eighth avenue.
We will offer on Monday, October g. ana following
llS pieces of black silk, bought at the panic auction
sale OF Tuesday last at about 6o cents on the dollar, which
Good @i silk, a ST. 81 ;'l d s spfanS Z and 81
W yard Finer Finer goods SG ali the leading brands At
popular prices
Dress Goods
2 cases Dress Goods from depressed auction
sale ever he in this city, Friday last fully SO per
Plain ani plaid Dress Goods 20c 22c 25c 2sc and 3Oc.
per yard, worth at least loc per yard more.
yard sold last week at a5c.
Empress Cloths. all shades, Soc per yard and upwards.
satncs in all new cloth shades Soc per yard and up
serses csmels Hair Cloth and all seasonablc Goods,
fully rs per cent less than last weeks prices
scases black Alpaca. sSs &c. s &C. and zsc per yard
2cases fine and heavy good i.ustre, 3Oc per yard,
lease pure Mohair, sos. per yard, worth zoe
Mourning Goois
Aarse 9ss 9ssv q M9snIsg nrics 1rss' Goods
shawis sha~is
Square wool shawIs, 81 and upwards
ons rocS .ad rss ana and
suit. Suits.
Black Alpaca suits, ~ and upwards
COlored suits in All Shades SO and upwards
Mourning suits ut all prices
Redngotes, So and upwards
Waterproof Cioaks 81 81 and upwards
A large stock Of ChIIlrcns Waterproof Cloaks,
In all sizes 81 81 aud upwards
. Cloaks and suits made on the premises.
large Dressing Room and all facilities tor fitting.
Cloth Skirts, 81 rs and upward.
Bamora skirts T5c. and upwards,
sx cases waterprooi Cloth 7jc SJc. and gjc yard
Two cases English Waterproof 81 per yard. worth 81 20
large assortment OF Housekeeping Goods
., 80 ~ the lowest possible prices
10 cases White Blankets, 81 Jer pair and upwards
Esht cases Grey BankctA 81 I per pair and upwa rds
Tehss examine our stock and prices
- NO trouble 70 show goods
All goods marked IN plain figures,
:. ana strictly one price.
NAUGHIIN COaKERY.
bjl Eighth avenue
between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh strcets
r SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR eIl BROADWAY
~ near Twentieth srcet-Grand display OF IN PORTED
Fashions; fun line OF styles Patterns Of them with
CLOTH MODELS, now ready. Cutting nj ba,ting done
at short notice. Patterns fitted to the form and war
ranted perfect Come early in the day.
A HARAUx, FROM GRAND STREET BEGg LEAVE
IA 70 inform his numerous customers that he has
erred his stamping and embroidery establishment to 10
Fourth avenue, a lew doors above A. y. stewarVA
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+ THE GREAT UNION SQUARE HsTABLisu-
MkNr
M REIMAN Co.
Is UNION SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET.
POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IL EVERY DEPARTMENT..
AT AN UNUSUAL SACRIFICE.
SUIT DEPARTMENT
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES SUITS
EVER EXHIBITED IN THE CITY.
AT PRICES BEYOND COMPETITION
COMPRISING sulTs MADE OF
SILKS. cAMEL's HAIR CLOTH, sERaEs.
PoPLINs. EMPRESS CLOTHS, sATINEs, &c. &C..
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
offered at soc. on the dollar
100 silk Suits at $50 $50 sS7 SIS and upwards
Per last steamer. another invoice of Poonaises
Also job lot of Redngoes, superby embroidered anu
braided at sIs So in all the new shades
Dolmans, English W Malking Jackets.
Basques, Sailor Suits,
sacaues. cloaks, &c. SC.
trimmed in Guipure, Yak and Thread Laces,
Passementerie and Fringes, from 81 and upwards.
children's Suits in navy blue CLOTH
trimmed with Hercules Braid. at ss5a
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES.
Suits made to order on the premises,
a, eight hours notice ii necessary
AT TIE GREAT UNION SQUARE ESTABLISHMENT.
M REIMAN & CO.,
IS UNION SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET,
POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE HEAVY
RICH GRos GRAINS Ar 81 5s FORMERLY
EXTRA SATIN FINISH AT 81 TO- FORMERLY ss2s
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH AT 81 s5 - r. s. IS and sasa
Bonnet and Ponson's
lower than ever.
These Silks we will guarantee not to break change
color in wearing
Plain colored Silks
in fashionable colors at
$50 81 6s 81 S. 81, 81 rs 81 81, 81 50. 81 rs.
Evening Silks plain and striped,
in tlnts t7sc Soc, eoc and 81.
These silks challenge competition.
AT THE GREAT UNION SQUARE ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ REIMAN & CO.,
IS UNION SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET.
POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE,
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
rHB LARGEST VARIETY IL THE CITY, COMPRISING
PoPLINs, MERINoEs, EMPRESS CLOTHS
sERGEs vELouRs, GRos DE ZURICH.
sAr1NEs, PLAIDs, oAMELs HAIR CLOTHS, &c, &C.,
INCLUDING ONE JOB Lor FROM AUCTION. IN
PLAIps STRIPES AND PLAID PoPLfNs, AT l25sc.
PER YARD.
Choice new cloth shades in popiin Alpacass 2oc.,
&c, 25c., 3ic and 39c. per yard
silk and wool vclours Diagonal Serge.
Real Cames hair Cloth in new shades assoc., ssc.,
Soc. &c, 6sc. and 75c. per yard.
One case yard wide English Prints at l2lc per yard
MOURNING GOODS. MOURNING GOODS MOURN.
ING GOODS
Consisting OF French ana English Bombaznes, Hen.
retta and Prinectta Cloth vclours
Fine black Empress Cloth at soc per yard.
800 pieces black Grape Cloth a, 25c. per yard.
2sinch Cloakng Velvet at 81, s. 50 and S.
velvets on the bias in new cloth shades
900 pieces Aipacas 25c, &C. SIC, &C. ssc. and loc
yard.
200 pieces Alpaca silk finish 45c, l7c. and soc. per
yard
100 pieces pure Mohair Lustres at 6sc.. worth 81.
At THE GREAT uNroS SQUARE ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ RETNAN L co,
IS UNION SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET.
POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN FINE UNDER.
WEAR.
French cambric chemises. embroidered band, s.
French cambrc ohemises embroidered yoke, 81 So
French linen chemises "a So
French Dressing sacques embroidered and tucked.
$3.50
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DRY GOODS.

have opened full line Of
CHOICE GOODS.
FRENCH FELT mars AND BoNNETs.
Splendid quality Of American felt at 81 50, in all tho
newest shades and latest shapes.
STRAW HATS AND BoNNETs
at greatly reduced prices to close tho season
LAcEs.
Madc.up Lace Goods
Lace Rulings, in endless variety.
We manufacture all our Lace GoodA
RIBBONS
All the newest shades in Bonnet RiobonA
Roman Sash
iSS ISS dozen dozen Roman Roman sa:hs sashs:
SILK vELvETs.
Splendid quality black Velvet 81 80 yard
Full line Of all the new shade OF vclvets
OSTRICH PLUMEs.
Black Ostrich Piumcs, from 81 so upward.
Ostrich Tips, in all shades
Grape dc Chine. IAa's'' 'ls'
"'A''0' Fancy Ties
All goods marked in plain figures
Ii. o'NEILL CO..
s,7 and 500 sixth avenue, near Twentieth street
RETAIL
CARPETS
A. T. STEWART 90.
Offering an elegant assortment In
pRo5uoiiSSs 511 fhs SSHsfsSs' OF THE
WORLD.
CARPETS
from
A'-A 'oA AND PERSIA
FABRICS FROM TEHERAN AND SMYRNA
of rare and curious design and
exquisite workmanship.
THE UNRIvALLED
AUBUSSONS AND MUQUETTES
YRaSoz. ihG@
IMITATION SMYRNA
RUGS FROM Sna GERMANY
ADMINISTER
in one s5fSl Blfsf ASf %h,TT5Ss.y y 5ss y''a
fEGiSEliS TArEsTkIhs asd
rSdiasD ifoa
These, combination with the best selections OF the
AMERICAN LOOMS.
large proportion which are patterns Of the choicest
EXCLUSIVES isaTas'e5 DESIGNS, sa1N
CONFINED TO THEIR HE OWN SALES,
presenting together exhibition unrivaed in Its at
fractions and At
PRICES LOWER
than they haze SsFSS eyer beer known in tho
This Is an opportunity for buyers seldom presented.
BROADWAY. FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
S. TAYLOR
SIG Broadway,
Importer of French Fashions
and
LIE Bon Ton La Mode Eieganie and Revue de la Mode.
assspy trimmed raterns Of our latest
S. T. TAYLoR's SYSTEM
and Is like that used BY the best tailors.
Most thorough g instruction guaranteed at only New
OF bastng. $50
signs cut to their measures BY this system warranng
the most perfect and graceful fitting.
THE PARTISAN FLOWER COMPANY
will open on Monday, octobero.
the very latest novelties in
rich French Flowers, Plumes, Pompons, &c, &c,
Bridal Sets, Wells and Illusions Floral Garniturss
for Wedding and Evening Costumes to order.
Vases and Baskets filled to order a specially.
Churches, Halls and Dwellings decorated.
THE PARTISAN FLOWER COMPANY,
l. LoEWENSTEIN, Proprietor,
% East Fourteenth street
four doors west of Unve rsity place,
No Q Rue ST. Clcry. Paris
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
WALLER 4 M'SORLEY,
w 245 Grand street. near Bowcry.
Fall 1S7a Grand opening.
Magnificent stock Of LADIES' suits and Dresses in all
the latest Paris and Berlin Styles of the most fash.
ionable materials. in the best
One lot of handsome Popln Lusre Suits at S. $40
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Our Furs open for examination.
We have manuiac urcd all own Furs during the
summer months aud claim to be above coInnetitlon in
the department Ladies will Do wen 70 purchase early
Lynx Ermnc Alaska Sable Furs, &c, &C.
FUR Trimmings in every quality and width
ladies Real seal SacQues our make, at t35 worth
full $I25, ~
special attention given TO cleaning and repairing Fura
We extend cordial invitation 10 Ladies to call ana
BHRIcHs,
as7 and 2s9 Eighth ay., near Twenty fourth 81
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. ...-......-~~...
A. - oooo
/ =. 600. j III|'>,I|( I ! ...: ::
10 the depressed condition the wholesale trade, caused
by the Panic have been enabled purchase immense
quantities of goods at about half their value, and will
give our customers the benefit of our purchases We
have also marked down entire stock to conform with
panic prices Ladies will positive bargains in every
department
Real Thread Laces real Guipure and real Yak Laces,
ali marked down.
Great bargains in Black SILK Gimps and Fringes beaded
or plain. passementerle trimmings Loops. Ornaments
Ac, &c
Black six Frinses from sOc. to 81 II per yard.
Black silk Gimps from 81 50 TO so piece.
SILK vELyETs AND vELyErEENs /
at immense reductions.
100 pieces Black Silk vevet extra quality. at 81 80
worth s. go
100 pieces Black veiyetcen at soc yard worth 9oc.
100 pieces Black velvetcen al 7sc. yard worth ST.
100 pieces Black vclveteen at 81. worthIss
Black SILK Cloak vclvcts
atless than gold cost ofimportahon.
Ladies intending to purchase
Cloak yevets
Tor this winter win find greatly to their advantage to
buy NOW.
Elegant heavy black silk Cloak Velvet at IS So worth
81 so; extra quality black all silk Lyons" Cloak Velvet
at 81 95 worth slO super extra quality black all silk
Cloak Velvet at So 50, worth sls
Also the celebrated "Guinet" velvets bargains;
silk trimming vevets in all the shades. to match
the new shades in dress goods
{: l.. :: :: :;
unhcard obargans cordially invite ladies call and
examine them entirely without regard their purchas
ing.
Black Dress Silks worth full 81 go sold at 81 50 per yard
Black sinks worth m So IS sold 81 rs per yard
Black Dress Silks worth tun 81 sold So 50 per yard.
Black Dress silks worth full s5 sold at s. per yard
This Is no boast Cali and examine black Silks and
then judge for yourselves We always pleased to
show the goods
BLACK ALPACAs AT Az IMMENSE SACRIFICE
black Alpaca. worth full s7isc, sold at 25c
A black Alpaca, worth lull CSC. sold at S7sc
Ablack Alpaca, pure linen warp worth full soc- sold
at0c
black Alpaca, best in The market, 50 inches wide,
worth full 81 IS sold at &C.
Large variety Of Cashmere, Drap dEte crepes, Bonn.
bazines, Barathcas uenrietie Cloths Thibe,s &C. &C.
all marked down.
Very fine English Waterproof at CSC, worth 81 s'.
Our Shawl Department
is stocked with the most desirable goods at prices to suit.
double-faced, all wool ottoman Shawl elegant
colors at SO; cheap at S.
double all wool shawl worth FUN 81 So sold at 81 So
Large line OF Paisley. Broche and black Cashmere
Shawls.
Be and go TO
!. e. #..# ###E..sE T., E..# II.
! z... t ii Al CO i i S.! !
IEIGHrH AVENUE, NEAR TwENTYFoURrn ST.
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A HARAUX, FROM GRAND STREET BFGg LEAVE
"A. 70 inform his numerous that he has
ierfed his stamping and embroidery establishment to 10
Fourth avenue, a lev doors above A. r. stewarpA
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

At SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR si4 BROADWAY,
~ near Twentieth strcet-Grand display of IN PORTE
Fashions fun line OF styles. Patterns Of them with
CLOTH MODELS, now ready Cutting ami bastina done
al short notice. Patterns tted to the form and war
ranted perfect Come early in the day.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

100 Black Straw Hats reduced 20 5oc.
Finest Ffench fel, Hats any shape or COLOR reduced
70 81 25
TRIMMED HATS,
tclipsing Broadway styles, at half Broadway prices.
Rich variety OF fine Flowers, Long ostrich Plumcs,
Ostrich Tips Fancy Feathers, 8c &c., all reduced.
sash and Bonnet Ribbons In all the new shades.
Full line Jet, Pearl and steel Ornaments, Oxydizci
clasps. Fancy God and Jet Jewelry, oil ct special
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

NINE NATALIE TrLMAN Co, " FAST SIX
ln teenth street. between Union square and Filth ave.
Just received the latest novelty In Flowers Fcah
ers Bridal wrcaths &C. &c Dresses and suits made 10
order. ~ B.W give notice In Few days vi our OPEN
Ing OF imported Bonnets, SC.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY FOURTH sr..

for rich goods at panic prices.
Special attention is directed to our Suit Department
Beautiful Redinso,es a, s. so 81 81 50 slO sls SIS
B22 So
Large line OF black Alpaca Suits at special prices
For the superintendent of our suit and cloak manu-
acturc have secured able services OF Nine Bur-
vcss under whose personal supervision all suits viii be
manufactured Orders taken, ladies using their own
materials il desired and guarantee first class work
promptness and despatch in every
Ladies' cloaks and sacqucs, English walking Jackets
Dalmans, Talmas kc., in rich variety.
We devote special attention to chdrens Suits La
lies will be sure 70 ind the richest and latest in this
partment
MERINo UNDERwEAR-oUR GREAT DEPART
MENT.
We have every grade aud style Of Merino Vests and
Drawers for ladies' gentlemen. misses boys and chill
drsn, which we are Offering at textrcmely low prices
Boys herno Shirts and Drawers from Ac. upwards.
Gents heavy Shirts and Drawers from 4sc. upwards
1000 dozen ladies' merino Vests high neck and long
hceves, at esc. worth ruliy 81.
Childrcn's Merno Shirts from 50c upwards
Full line cotton, wooca and rneruo Hosiery In plain
and fancy colOrs
j LADIES UNDERwEAR-ouR SPECIALITY. 7
Our Undergarmenr Dc artncnt has become famous by
reason Of our superior Goods and prices
% dozen ladies Chcmses OF best Wamsntta muslin
beautifully sewed at afc. ''
Night Dresses, OF heavy muslin, double yoke front and
back, superior make, at 81 Is.
Immense assortment Of nne Underwear ALI guar.
tntecd, full 20 per cent under p1ce.
80 dozen French Percale Chemlscs and Toilet Sacaues
trimmed in The most unique style with Revere nscr.
lions, bias iuckings 1c.. tucked ny band al 81 ana
81 25, real value 81 20.
Special attention devoted to Misses and Infants wear
Large line Of Corsets, all at special Inducements
MILLINERY GoODS-lMMENSE ASSORTMENT. T
lFEATHERS FLOWERS.
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