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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-19

Departed this ,;fr a: Sutte-ly, the rcs;Geas,
OF his Uncle, Col. G. Eillings'ey LUXE " Il l..
son Of Luke v. L. and Ly iia A IIu;chinS o.
this county.
In the dawn Of manhood full Of hope an Il
happiness, hc has .,it parents, loving band OF
brothers and 4 sister and a large circle OF r. Il
tive and friends 10 mourn their loss. lie was
= youth CT blamtless character, possessing rare
social virtue, cheerful, truly courteous TO all
a courtesy sVr,uEinS from good and loving
heart. which always prompted him 10 fa!f.
the Christian IE,CrIt 4 hou shalt Ii>c ~ before
I h"ary head and honor the face Q: the Cd
man. Need say, thar IaienIs. brothers = -
ter and relatives and friends, young aud cd
ggieve 81 lily Tor rs abs noe? Aud the Aaa;
and Uncle lie MAS iieir loved one, and had
LEFT the loving hone circle 20 aii aai cheer
their declining years. On : no shall tell The
heartfelt, anguish Of such parting, but, ;hcy
sorrow not, as these Without hope
And ven, The ycua-, God Is calm. Jy this
6:sqcns-;ion 4 his Frcvilenoe. Your friend
Over "hase early grave aI have stood was - .t-
.a- a. hopefully To the future as vou are
,Ei iyu ira1&s are angels sent o. trr.-l H..
o; love i II lie warning. Pay ..-csrch
the scriptures, low in Faith ard .rFe-.uc. 20
- m,s;y-'-S. p-ay for spirit 10 o'se, is ;-c-
o-l'is and ''ua.: TIC ,rea; teacher Death, aud
tI.G a-,-N.
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MoEGAN's PATENT TOBACCO PE,zx
The a,tcttior Of the Tobacco planters of
cur county aud tobacco planters, general
Is. i directed to The notice Of Morgan :
Patent Tobacco Prize, to be found in an
other column oF to-lay's issue This Pa
tent is already largely in use in our coun-
Is, having lcIn tried anl fairly tested by
marry of our heaviest tobacco growers, a
the references attached 10 the notice show
Information Of its working merits and Of
is superiority 10 all other Tobacco Prizes
now in use can b. obtained "f any rf the
parties to whom reference has been made
The pr:cntcr is Pr J. Felix Morgan, of
our county, whose Post Olice is Leonard
town. Nj.
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LEoHArDTGwy, NJ

CoyrrRW,rTox Ir.ITs - ArCnrrsHor
E.LrY We are authorized to state.
that there will be par'ia! variation from
IT," original arrangement, - Published in
'hc Hrsrov q The 9Th instant. Of the con-
'rmn;ion visits e Archbishop Bailey to tic
d.FeroLt Roman Ca,ha,ic Churchc, IN car
county. Tic ArcLhi-hnp. in conf,rn;'y
. His variation. viii visit the fnl'owin .
named churches on tie days given below
S'cr"I Heart on FRIDAY. the 2ctl;
st. .InScph'~on Saturday. The III:
St. Al"ys.us' on sunday. tie I'D:
E,w.own on The evening Of Suuiay,
IT, 222u':
= Jnhu'S on Nor'oy. tie 23r':
Orr Lady Chapel on tie evening Of
Monday, The 23rl;
:. Georges on Tuesday. Tie OIL:
st Nicholas on Wednesday. The - h
ST ini-ocs' on Thursday. the 2jth.
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VI thr'ED

On IN" End instant. by the Eeyi Mr. Jones.
JOHN Y. PRICE 10 Miss RUSELLA WHEAT
LEY.
On The .;h-ins:ant, hv the Eev. Father Fac
giarni. GEORGE {. BAILEY 10 Miss SUSAN
NAH LONG.
In Baltimore, on the 10th instant. JEHG
HERBERT. Vi this county, 10 Miss MANY VI.
SpEiNGSIElN, Of the former place
tn the llrh instant by The Rev Father PC
Wa Nm. HENRY CULLISuN 10 Mss CHAR
lt.IE l.. THOMPSON
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-19

Ky TrE SRA ANp ON THE WJNG.-All
the world Of Washington. including the
President aud Presidents family. with
thrcc-fihs Of tie Cabinet and ;hcir fani-
''cs, is at present either junkr;iug or sea-
siding \ pleasant season and merry is
II for oticr-ho.iers and tax-makers. but
for the balance Of Us, We note ncthiu. par
i.culatly funny.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-19

Tmr CovpruxrD Man. JAcxsoy.-1
reilly to inquiries which have been made
of rs as 10 the mental and moral condition
or Jackson. the condemned murderer. We
have to say. that he has, as yet. made no
confession or acknowledgement in refer
cncc TO tie crime for which he is to die on
the ll,h OF July next. So far as we have
been abe To find out. neither the ncarncss
nor the certainty Of his death. has as yet
ou'warlly impressed him. mentally or
morally. lie maintains all Of his old self
possession and GOODNESS and appears still!
10 be uniucumberel with any profound re-
ligious impression. Preparations for the
hanging Of Jackson have already been
commenced by TIE Sheriff. whose arrange
mcnts now embrace every proper rrccau-
tor Cor the sa'e-kccring ofthc condemned
man until. and the preservation Of order
anl the enforcement Of the law on, the
day Of his execution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-19

ST lri-ocs' on Thursday. the 9th
Tur LATE COXCrEr According 20
rrcyious announcement. The GEORGETOWN
Masonic Choir held their Concert for the
lenct!t Of ST. Peters Chapel, al the Court
iIou~c in our village. on Wednesday even
IN" Of la; week, presenting a well sclcc-
tel programme. NotwthS,anain, the in
clcmoucy Of tho weather and other draw
backs, tie entertainment was largely at
tended, the handsome sum Of SlGG being
realized from t:ckc: and rcfrcshmcnt sales
above expenses. We congratulate the
Lady Managers upon the taste and COM
'lctcncss Of their Iart ofthc arrar gcmcnts,
a well as upon the financial success which
rewarded their cndcavors in behalf @: their
l,au'iful Halle Chapel. OF the Concert
I>ylf, We shall allow musical friend pres
ut on the occasion 10 speak. knowledge
Of this science not being one of our a,-
cnmp!IshmcItS
:" The Concert opened with The ".itiog
NWch" with full choir of fifteen voices.
III ~ their Musical Director, Herman
SrIi.>on Tho frs, movement III this piece
was slightly marrcd by occasionally vyrg-
Ing on the brink of di>sonant chord -
The voices at fault, however. soon rccov-
cred the tone. and proceeded! to the close
in manner highly crcli,allc. which drew
from Tie audience well deserved applause
The beautiful Octcttc. "C;nc IN he
.N7'y Night" was arti>,icallv rendered a.
vas also the pu,t. .ipri'c. The Bass
Sal" (lhc Old Sexton. with which Kun.
he has fan'iliariz' i u.s. was sun. well ty
Mr.. Baton Exrcrtin articulation. :" RI,
"'p PIJrim'' was rendered in a master.
~ manner.
Part second opened with SacrcI
Giant, Quar;cttc The adaptation .
voices in this clever compos;ion was elias
si"a'ly arranged. ard tie untrokrn flow
If harmony f,,, Ic,.;,,,;,., ;, ,.,,.o ,,,,,
not have trcn better sustained.
..r,,G.. L,.,,,;.,,r s,r ..1,,. y
M. r.
l.aIir: vn;u"so. Nr Srli.~on. in >tyl,
that proved Linn to hc IN artist II NJ or.
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St. H. -.,.. r.-.,. j.,
, .,".. >, > :. !.
=. :. ',
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49,, =, -, .'' -. II
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AL ,.r;.r. ~, t,,,,r .....I- -. i,
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'"a' the ACOUSTIC arrangement ofthc room
~ Which the Concert was held, is vcry le.
'''''''. Ii becomes matter Of a>:aui>h-
m'nt that The diltrcn, voices of tic clrir
should have rung GU. in such pcrfrc, tone
Musicians we'll know that any ire .u,ari,,
ct hal'; is AFT 10 eject the human voice.
and that the peculiar construction Of :
il''!' the sound waves OF which are inter.
t'r'd with. tends to mar the cuIlouv. a.
wei As the articulation Of musical dcliv.
crane.
:" |, is fact. also well known. thu, 60
cali>t> arc p',crl alta di>alya,,,rc whom
for the fir, time. they a,tcm,, :, sine :,
IN a Hall. viii tie area Of which ,b,y A.,
uuacauain,ci.
III should a'so ,c born :, min, H.,
,lc Choir wcr, deprived ,r,r, ,.i .f.,
.,,,,.,,,l .cc,,,,,,r,..,. u,..r;.
~. t., -, -
''' ''"'e''>
MISUNDERSTANDING al these d'>aIvan'
ta.c>, We recognize this Concert n one q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-19

GvAS", ETC.-We note Il i,ir supply vi Chin
cha Island Guano in dealers hands. which is
SCI Ing NJ $50 per ton of 700 lbs, currency,
but :hcrc is no stock in agents hands. Gua-
napc We quo;e 1T SEQ per long Ton IN los OF
10 10 - tons, with deduction Of ~ cents to
81 - per ton Tor lots from - 10 $50 tons. -
There i an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers and tie l,Idiug makers command
$3.50 So Ter ton, whl.c iu:eg.U! A.Els are much
lover.
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| led.

- the residence o. hr husband in Ia'uNcu,
district 81 Thursday, The l2Ih inst. a"cr "a ill.,
-,r:n- l...ess, MARY T. wife OF T. L Evans,
agy. 80 years. May sh. res, in ncace,
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[co.nap o.rzD.
RAILROAD MATTERS.

H.
Messrs. Editors The present 3
of railroad affairs may be viewed from -
s'ani-poin,s-from shat selected b q n
President Of the Southern MsryIaad C1ni
pany where. Statement in hand. reIle1|
mp in telescope manner. he invites the r1',-
lie TO sweep" Of the fnancia. - weII =
Of all other horizons. and from that osll-
or and less prc'en'ious point which can onlx
b. reached through much endurancc ard
after patient enquiry and considcrstioa.
The difference between these txo views y
marked and wonderful indeed. Nothin<
can be brishte and more cheering th1I
the prospect that has called forth the glpes
ing language Of Presidential eniogy ~
vivid description Of S. Nj. Railroad pre-
pcrity. The other view is not 30 attrae<
i've, and indeed it gives birth to feelings
stronger than those of mere disappointmeux
According to the exhibits and assertiQ1
to be found scattered through the '.stolc-
men,' or pamphlet showing "the adyae-
tagcs ofthe Southern Railroad from Lip
+ Washington to Poin. lookout, M
it is made to appear Tint this Aourishink
Company has or ought to have q TIL
present ,cri'iag balance IN cash. -of<t
payment IF az cost Of grading 80 miles q
road. of (S4l3, 000) four hundred ara
thirteen thousand dollars.
1t has received into its treas II
ury from it's stockholders the 3I
sum Of (sec staicment.) $500. on
It has received from State Of
!. Maryland or its subscription
of'SlC3 900. not less than So. 600
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,Ar
STERN BROTHERS..
sISEEHs 1VEsur = AvtSSSE sEsEH
ffSSrSTrsH#aHRs sFanHs = sHEnRE FMHzFr-rH'ED
AvEsSE. Sia'H = TwhsrYrHIRD. =,
MONDAY DECEMBER Is
SSSIiSSkB SSsIiSSkB SSEsiSS SSESiSS
ss99yyEEETTIEs s9yEETIEs
NOVELTIES
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
In addition to the very attractive stock of European
Goods displayed by us in the past week viii
open and exhibit Monday several cases
of and handsome Paris and
Vienna goods just received
per steamships Thu
rngia and Ame-
MIA. ia
all
CORNING THE RICHEST LINES or HOLIDAY
GOODS EVER oFFERED IN THE CITY.
and as such universally acknowledged.
Attcn-
ton is di
rected to our
superb assortment
of real Russia Leather
Goods, comprising Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, Albums with
and without Music Portfolios Inkstands.
Dressing Cases, Portemonaies satchels, Baskets,
Belts, Scent Bottles Pin Cushions Match Safes &c.
&C., and many other goods all lowest possible prices
OPEN EVENINGS
Immense OF ladies' gentiemen's linen hemmed
and hemstiched, plain, initial and embroidered Hand
kerchefs, very attractvely put up for presents in
u kdozen each to box at ST oa 81 IS 81 50 box,
upwards with a large variety OF embro
dered sets Collars and Guns Ladies'
and sentlemen's silk Handker-
chiefs and Muhiers in great
variety positive
bargains
GALL AND EXAMINE.
Our
selection
of Paris oxidized
Goods is acknowledged
the richest shown In
the city oxidized Glove Boxes,
Jewel Cases, Mirrors Stands, Work
boxes in great variety. Rich Bronzes,
Figures, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases.
Cut Glass and fine French gilt Goods.
In new and exquisite designs and finish. TO-
sether forming unparalleled to seiec, from.
OPEN EVENINGS.
In Millinery Goods decided and startling reduction of
prices. 100 cartons of fancy and plain Sash Ribbons.
nea eoierea apa sash fu RSSo SS e yad shs
Pure Tis sdSssd S ss;s hsssn' sd inches
iarg. ,.0nH variety sy.s.i gi Roman nam and
STERN BROTHERS.
TO close the season offering entire stocks OF
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, PRINCES.
Ornaments worsted- fringes and Fur Trim
mngs 1t immensely reduced prices.
SE4k SAk SP THREp
Is per cent less than last weeks prices.
LADIES UNDERGARMENrs AND coRsETs
The most complete and extensive assortments in the
sity. All most superior muslins and workmanship.
FOR PRESENTS
Complete sets OF Nightgown, Chemise and Drawers
txprcssySut up, at remarkably low prices
CLOTH cLoAks AND WALKING JACKETS,
IS 60 ST. 50 50, $40 upwards, for holiday gifts
GENTS DRESSING GOWNS AND JACKETS.
cashmere. empress ceth Velvet and veveeen, richly
f'@%iS a5sE, s. 11d 81 uP'safd upwafd:
Real bargains in
BONNET TRIMMING AND
Silk Trimming vevets from 81 a yard upwards
coored sa,ins In all shades at 81 yard
For evening wear
STERN BRo1HENs.
@@"3
Paris and
Vienna Fausw
will display superb
line, just received incud-
ing real silk and sstin painted,
with real shell, ivory. gilt pearl
and Russia leather handles at un-
usually low prices Ladies and senuemens
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INV GO6pnu
33S Bowery, 33s.
Between Bond and Great Jones streets.

We take pleasure in informing our friends and patrons
that have made i tins season an especial study e
na.y r1sS snaSe stors or Young ., and Old
Our charges are most moderate calculated 10 %
We have opened Ave cases Of Ladies' Linen En-
$c soc. Soc. 7ss and upwards hand made, braided
ana Su Of
ewilderng, beauty Of finish and style cannot be
psns s dSns sy IN
rSs mSsa Ss
Real Point AppiiaSe, puchesse Maltese and Thread,
yss "rss eseS s
ys a Ga rGet A
spanish Llama and Yak LsGss Most Of these goods
their real value and will be sold with very small ad-
msde r,s Aa'GSi''s Is SiSs: SIS .Au
Positively selling elsewhere Tor more than double the
Grand display of sashes in latest Partisan designs.
Our Mignon Sashes are pronounced by all perfect
% sna
Bonnet Ribbons all shades superior quality at iSc.'
We have also opened two e., Of finest French
sna and
designs n a k si es @
wards case Of W real black Ostrich TBS &c per bunch
Long plumes, from 4sc, to $40
nsrs
DO surpassed Prices speak ior themselves eEs. ...
plush and merino Coats, Cloaks and Bonnets
complete assortment OF everything pertaining to in
ants' outfits
Morning Robes &C
trimmed with quilted satin Gabrielle and sacque Styles
lined all through, at So and 50 81.
We continue TO offer silk bonnet and trimming velves
in black and all leading shades from &c., &c, 81 70 and
upwards.
Lyons silk Cloak velvets. So Is per yard.
Beautiful qualities in navy blue and other rare shades
Just received.
velveteens, all colors. 25c per yard.
Satins superior quality every shade. ST. selling else
where at $l25.
Silk Reps and Turquoise, all colors soc. per yard
Our well selected stock OF French Passementeries
Gmps Fringes Buttons &C. needs no comment
Fur and feather Trimmings In boundless variety.
Passementerie Ornaments and Fourageurs at 75c 81
81 50 and upwards; worth than triple the amount
Real Yak Laces plain and beaded cheapest In tho
market.
Gail and compare prices and quality.
Real Gupure best makes and patterns only, much be-
low cost OF Importation samples for comparison freely
given
Chantilly and all styles of Laces equally reasonable
Gentlemen wishing to purchase very desirable pres
en their lady friends should not tail to examine
superb stock OF Lace Shawls. Sacks and PoIonaises
prices which conform everything else in
tabshment
To prove that the old proverb
ECONOMY is Wealth"
his daxtx nltacA
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Manufactures OR -FOUR ROOMS. FURNISHED
w for light housekeeping. Address box III Herald Up
town Branch Office
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TUANTED-BY QUIET COUPLE, TWO OR THREE
wv furnished Rooms, for light house keeping; small
family Preferred location above Twentythird street
Address stating terms H. W. L., box l5 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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WANTED-UNTn MAY |. A SMALL FURNISHED
w Honse. within hours ride Of the city. Address,
with particulars. g. d.. Herald office.
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JxrANTRD-BY A COMPETENT PERSON. FUR
w nshed House suitable for boarders. the whole
part OF rent to be In board Address M c. box LOO
Herald Uptown Brancn office.
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yNANTED-AN UNFURNISHED ROOM; CRATE.
w water closets sunshine Croton moving inMay will
take two, one has the above requisites and terms are
moderate limits Bleccker and Twelfth and First
and Seventh avenues best references positively pcrma
nent II sued state lowest prepay by month. Address
HENRY MOSS, station A.
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yNANTED-FOR SMALL. RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
w three four unfurnished Rooms, west side, not
than $50 per month. Address TEACHER box l22
Herald Uptown Branch office
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| WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
w and wife only, for housekeeping, till May IL
locality must be good Address with full particular
w. o. c.. Herald office :
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WANTED-BY A GERMAN GENTLEMAN. FUR
w nished Room, west side, up town, with q private
family. References. Address box 1882 Post Office.
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yHyANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS MOTHER,
w an unfurnshed floor for housekeeping with =
quiet pectablc family west side. above Fourteenth
street Address with particulars, X G., Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping on the west side, between Fourth
and Thirteth streets. Address, stating terms L. r..
Herald office
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yNTANTED-A MEDIUM SIZED HIGH STOOP PRI.
w vate House, in respectable location, below Thirty
sixth street. sde Owners full particulars ad
dressing CASH BUYER Herald office.
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TAMEs MCREERY CO,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
will continue their great sale on Monday, December Is,
and during the week. OF
50OD Dress Patterns
plain and fancy
Dress Goods,
for Christmas Presents
from 81 81 per Dress upward.
Also large assortment OF all wool satecns at &c.;
duced from 6Oc.
Also Irish and French Poplins. Tabinets Serges,
Merinos and other styles of rich Dress Goods
mense reduction prices
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

LADY WISHES TWO OR THREE NICELY FUR
IA nished Rooms for two months. from January IN
uuet house. good neighb0rhood, not above Thrtieth
street rent paid monthly in advance. Address E. box
l33 Herald office.
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY THREE PERSONS, WANT A
n first class furnished House Fifth avenue. be-
low Thirty street until May would pay S40D
month If suited; entire rent advanced on liberal terms.
ii desired.
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WANTED.A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH WATER
w without board In vicinity of Ninth street and Broad
way. Address WILLIAMS, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

WANTED-A NICE FRONT ROOM. UNFURNIsHED
w up town. Address stating rent, &C., E. s., box l3i
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

WANTED-PURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping; New York brooklyn; terms must
be moderate and rooms neatly furnished. Address G.,
care H. smith, 1874 Water street.
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FRONT UNFURNISHED ROOM WANTED-AS AN
"A Office for young phys rent not to exceed $@
location between Thirty fifth ana Forty fifth
| streets and Lexington and Sixth avenues Address
| DR.. w. Herald Uptown Branch office
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A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAUGHTER DESIRE
~ two furnished Rooms, second story, both
front in a genteei house, neigheorhood ana family.
Eighth street and between Second and Sixth
nues: attendance gas and CRATE fire.; will take meals
from restaurants references EXCHANGED. Address HOME
COMFORT, Herald Uptown Branch Office
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

WANTED. A FURNISHED FLAT OR LOwER
"A. Part of high stoop house. fully furnished for house
keeping for family vi tw0 location not below twenty
third street Address F. r. d.. Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

yXyANTED-NoT FAR FROM CITY. SMALL. FUR.
w nishcd House the rent must DC moderate Address
s. HALL Icrnd office.
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| yATANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN IN
w small private family comfortably furnished
Room the winer must be below Fourteenth street.
Address stating terms location, kc, ANDOvER Her.
| aid office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

TAMEs MCREERY CO,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
will commence Monday. December Is to clear the
balance OF their well selected stock OF
real Laces
comprising some special novelties suitable for
Holiday Presents,
greatly reduced prices Also the balance Of ladies'
misses and gentlemens linen cambria Handkerchiets
ladies' and gentlemens initial Handkerchiefs in ali
styles
Ladies' and gentlemen's Handkerchiefs put in fancy
boxes for
Christmas Presents.
Silk Handkerchief fancy Ties, Rufings, Roman Sash
and sash Ribbons, &C. forming the greatest bargains
eve nfIpr
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

TAMES McREERY CO..
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will SELL on MONDAY December Is and during the holi.
days. the greatest bargains in
Real India Camel's Hair Shawls
offered in this market commencing a. SS5 for filled
square shawls, and going upward. Every Shawl
in will be sold at reduction OF 40 per cent OF
the market value prior to the financial Crisis
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

ylr lrANTED-TUREE FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR
w light housek ping. IN respectable neghborhood
state terms which bc moderate, including and
gas: references given and required Address II. d.,
Herald office
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

JAMES MCREERY CO..
Broadway and Eleventh street
Will sell Monday December Is their entire stock Of
Sateen, serge, Alpaca, Duchess Cloth and
silk Suits,
At reelection Of 4U cent former prices Offering
unusual inducements purchasers of Holiday Presents
English Walking Jackets Cloaks, Dolmans Polonaises,
DC. marked down to exceedingly attractive prices
Ladies' and chdrens ENTERTAINMENTS infants chill
drens and misses Garments OF every description. Of
superior quality and finish.
at a great reduction in prices
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vprA NTED-A FRENCH FLAT. FIRST FLOOR UN
| w iurn ished location not below Fourteenth stree
or above Forty street bet Fourth and Sew
| entn avenues Address TENANT. Herald Uptown
| Urun office
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moo NOn CASH WILL BUY $4,000 WORTH OF
DCU.UUU first class dividend paying Manutactur-
Ing Stock which sells in small at This Is
great chance tor cash investment; pleasant business
ana good salary holder ii desired extraordinary
speculaton as ii can be sold At par
currency is penticr Address CASH NECESSITY. box
203 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

JAMES MCREERY CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh street
Silks Siksi SukSi
for the
Holidays.
On MONDAY, December Is, will make large additions
to their magnificent stock at prices unsurpassed.
Plain Silks
splendid line of Plain Coored Silks for street
also delicate tnS for the evening from 81 " upward
Black Silks.
Our stock of Black Silks Of the best makes such as
Bonnet Bellon, Macor &C., at reduction OF thirty
cent from former prices; also the celebrated James
McCreery Co.'S Family silk" which Tor excellence
finish and durability cannot be surpassed At corre
spending reduc ion
Fancy Silks
100 pieces Striped Silks IS cents reduced from 81 l2
An elegant line OF Shaded Stripes 2i-inch, 81 25 re.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-29


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