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California, Bacramento, Brpt. 1b-2l.
Georgia. Macon, Oct. 27-3l.
l!Itnoll, Peoria, Bopt. l6-2o,
Indiana, Indianapolis, Sept. 10 to Oct. ia
Iowa, Cctar Rapids, Sept. 8-t2.
Kallnas, Topeka, Sept, 23-2e.
hIanp, Bangor, HeEt, la-l9.
Maryland, baltimore, Oct. 1881,
Michigan, East aag1naw, Sept. 1870,
bI!nncsota, st. Paul, sullt. 2a-e0
Mouta1ln, Helena, Sept. 20 to Oct. l..
Nebraska 1Anco!I,, Sept. 10. ....-...
Now Hampshire, Maucheater, Sept. 80 to Oct. ..
New Juraey, Wnyerly, Sept. 22-2t.
Norllloru ohio, Cleveland, Hept. 20 to 0ct.4.
North Carolina, Ialolgh, Oct. l4-l5.
New England, helfusd, Bert. 1T.
Now York, A!Iany, Sept. "a 10 Oct. l.
Ohio, Mansfield, Sept. l-5.
lunnaylyania, Eric, Sept. 1920.
Rslolo Island, Providence, Sept. o-1l.
Vermont, Nntland, Sept, 9-l2.
Virginia, Richmond, Oct. 2B3l.
Wisconsin,, Milwaukee,, scpt. ::-:s.
, 1873-07-31
A Doctor OIL Rowing.

4 doctor In Lowell, Mass., III oxcltod upon tue
subject Of rowing, aud ho writes to Boston
newspaper that "Doath worso than choler. ls sn
tho whole thing. Ono man gave out from r. % cons
gontion at Springfield; ono dled as ~. tonns ,a.s
without rupturing tho heart aud congesttng tha
lungs, Will sooro Of minor ailmonts. Lot tlla
college faculties prohibit rowing at once. lhe3
have got to do It. There iH too much EXETER
meut IL tue world"
, 1873-07-31
A IYOxt0laillll's Will.

From Tho l0S|oN E45be, ~, ~
A Boston capitalist, taxed for half million,
remarked, yostorday, tint tho perusal Of tho lnso
Joln II, EaBtburls will had led him to mako aud
sigll ono. aud as l,o bud no wife, Children: nor M
near relatives, he lad dovised tho pu!k OF his
proporty to charitable institutions, adding:
flayo soloctou tho names of two hundred needy
and deserving men aud women, to whom have
elyon 9100 apiece, amounting to $20, GOO, to EaI*
don their sad liearta after hayo paBaed away
and possibly may not lot them walt for thai
event.
, 1873-07-31

nle'a Anti ti-Monopoly party waB received In duo
time. l1ayo to say that am In complete sym
pathy with you on oil tho questions embraced in
your platformj mud lavo boen, from the timo
they wore first brought boforc THO public, md
to secure tho passage Of good laws. md comrol
railroads to oboy tliom after they become laws.
Yours truly, Il. D. SHERMAN.
, 1873-07-31
Further Responses to the Liv-
ingnton County Plat-
form.
Proposed Oommemoration Of tile
HarVest-Season in Illinois.
Meeting Of Changers in Mower
County, MINI.
A Stnte NInss-Convention Called
to Meet Mt OWatonnn,
Sept. 2.
Tho Ltvinaaton County PLATFORM.

Tho Liying%ton County Platform.
FROM OTIS BAKER, SECRETARY aRuNDY COUNTY
FARMERS ASSOCIATION.
htonn1s. Ill., Jnly "a. 1873.
Thereby acknowledge receipt of tho Platform
of tue Farmors' nnd Peoples Ant1~N1onopoly
party Of Livingston County. heartily approve
tho Declaration and platform, and boliovo that
Grundy menus to do her part in tho ovontful
future. OTIS BAxEn,
Secretary arunuy County Farmcrs' Association.
, 1873-07-31

FROM 4. H. BOLTON, MASTER OF DoLToN GRANGE,
Do1ros, ILL.,, July %, 1879.
Tho Declaration and Platform Of principlot
adopted by tho Peoples Autobiography party Of
Livingston County meets my hearty approval,
and hope tho day il not far distant when they
United states. by oyory farmer, and every por-
ion in sympathy with the interests Of tho farua-
sr. We arc right. Yours truly.
FROM H. II. uooros, y1cE-rnEs1DEyT ILLINOIS
BrATE rAEslEns ASSOCIATION.
oEsrnAI5"t l!l July y: 1879.
l have received your card. With Platform OF
objection to the present banking syHto.n. how
eyer, goes much further than your Platform
scema to contemplate While fully indorae tho
doetno that h. bankng cnnneg v 9 aS o
foW, think tho systonl OF banking ltaof should
be 10 regulated aB not to create fictitious capital
in the hands OF those alroady wealthy, With
which they may more certainly cypress a tno pa pJoe.
guiaelly. If have S10o, QUO in United States
bonds, drapin9 interest, instead of placing them
iu my own snfo, a'ld drawing my interest every
six months, havo only to tako tholn to Nasll-
md he will keep thcm much Hnfor than can.
and SEQ that my intoreBt is promptly paid every
Xix months md not only tint, but tho doyoru-
ment will g9 ne ~ bne m95e w IN sa Etona aanF aa
comply witt. the law, l may hayo to pay this
e80,Dd0 baok Homo day; but nay keep
It Just al long ~ l please, and
have no interest to pay, ethor, How ii it with
tho people? They hayo to pay intorest Oh this
slO6, 900 in United Btatea bonds, aud overy nun
WHO borrowg Of tho bank has to pny ~ per cont
in adpa,.ce, On short time, OH every dollar Ao
geta On tho other hand the banker went from
hono in tho Woyt with $1,000 IN United 8tateaa
bonds. Ho returns III = wook, Btill the owner 81
these bonds, and $50, 600 moro III National banH
currouoy, which ho loans anu spoculatea on.
while tic Government IL safely Keeping hif
bouds This Ia not right or fair, and 1t ought te
bo reformed, as woll aB tlle restriction removed
which your Platform demands. am exceedingly
Rrntiliod to Aee that your county tanners art
Showing aloh intelligence and energy in matter
OF roform. Lot MIC warn you against the at'
topt to carry tho doad carcasa Of any o.! polltt
eaI party on your shoulders wEilo working ou
those reforms. Tho Farmers Movement 1a, !!
itu nature, q Boparato reform movement anu
to accomplish good, must hayo o now organlza
ton to work through. Worry truly yours,
''S'' ~ III. III. NooToN
FROM II, D. SHERMAN, MEMnER EXECUTIVE COM
,t1rrEE KAAKAKEE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
u0AAD. ..-- III ,, 40 ,o,s
Your postal card, containing Platform OF REQ
, 1873-07-31
Horrible DutrAgcs by Reservation
SnyuEes oil tho Texas Froaatiof-.Whe
In Responsible

in Responsible
From tho reatherroy1 {7tr.> Times.
We learn from MIR. G. Davenport, d reliable
citizen of Comal,cho County, that tho Indians
haye committed another holliBh atrocity ucar tho
boundary limo between Conlancho and Brown
Counties. There woro two families living at
were both absent, and during tho day ono of tho
wornon with hor children wont to nolghhorng
house near by, leaving woman and two children,
which composed tho rost of tho other family, at
the house. During tho day, the 1ndinns came to
the house, and found no other thore but this
moor woman and her two children. Tho SAVAGE
yenomous BcoundrolB then commenced tho work
Of brutal, inhuma1., aud horrible death. The
woman was tearfully aud cruelty bcatou, and
her youngest child was tnken from her and
thrown into tho tiro. while tho oldest Of tho
was taken captive by them. When discov..
ered the woman was in the last agonies OF
doath, and the child which had boon thrown
into tho fire WIS rescued by it's dying mother,
but to no effect and tho mother and child nov
| fill a silent grave, and sad frontlersnlan il
bowed down IL sorrow for tho loas OF his wife
and children. How long, oh, Lord! shall VIC
| cry out for aHsiBtlnce9
pEsEnT1Sa THE FRONTIER.
| Another Texas paper saye: Yesterday
Herald reporter mot with MIR. q. J. Emsley, late
Sheriff Of Frio County, who las left the county
for fear Of Indians, not for himself, but for his
children. He Baya the country full OF Indians
| mud ho can see no prospect, III tho immaculate
future, OF a better state Of n!lairs. He spoke o.
soon, with their families. Whilo this ia tht
state OF afraira oil o,,r frontier, tho President j
enjoying himself Mt Long Branch; Doiano il
shedding tears ovor tho captivity Of Satanta ant
Big Tree; tho Governor of Texas IN Bquabblint
with othor Toderal otticinlB over tho epolls O
office; md our Indian Commissioners arr
coouettiug with tho murdorous tribes Of Indian
beyond tho Rio Grnndo."
, 1873-07-31

FROM G. ". JOHNSON, MATTER OF PENNSYLVANIA
GRANGE, NO. lit.
PINE CnEEK, ILL.,, July 25, 1s7a..
Tile Plntform Of the Farnlera' aud Peoples
Anti-hIonopoly party ia received. can say tbnt
/ am heartily in sympathy with YOU. You only
speak tho sentiments OF nearly the entire far1n-
ing community in this aoction: Those planks In
your Platform boaring on railroads, 1 consider
Just tho thing We want to 500 carried into effect:
Our Grange numbers nearly fifty members, mud
now applicants nro noyor wanting. With tho
hope and firm belief that right and justice will
soon bo triumphant. l am fraternally yours,
@. ". JOHNSON,
Master of Pennsylvania Grange No. III, Wausung Ill
, 1873-07-31

FROM 4. y. a1DnB, aEonETAnY wH1TEs1DE GRANGE
Monn1RoN ILL.,, July y, 1879.
Yours OF July II Is at hnnd, md your Doclara-
tion aud Platform road with pleasure; and, in
bollalf OF Wliteside Grange, heartily indorae
them. Wo are with you, heart and hand, In tho
nothing Of religious or political character in
their order. But they will vote for no mon save
thoBo who como aH close to your platform rs pos
Bible. There are only two parties hore nov, -
has two to ono, and our noxt elections will be
felt in tho right qunrter. Keep tho ball rolling.
mud "God hefp tho nightl"
, 1873-07-31
FROM WILLIAM stusBEn, MASTER STAR CHANGE.
OnANaEy11LE, Stephenson Co.. H.,

Yours OF the 2sd, with Farmers Platform, Was
us IN as ardent sympathizers in the movement.
dorsod Ut the reunion Of tho Oranges OF our
county on tho Fourth Of July, tourtoen Oranges
being represented; throe, owing to the incleln-
ency Of the weather, could not be present. The
work OF organizing IL going on in our county,
Notwithstanding the busy season. Yours, etc.,
WILLIAM MUssEn,
atar Grange. No. 98.
, 1873-07-31

,,,.,. ,,.,,.. 49,, ,,to,oa =. ,eaa
same, "neteuy Honopoes M NJ" sse m thst W.
rug ~ aIG4at .nnn Wy HoHer"t puo!lS an ~ ia
na ty q .l'G @ n', a,r - .tn
ssa's 70 aienu m q ~ at tho ~" III aaow t,t lin
ae p2oSa nG ns IN na w @ as ~ ,nnko liz
,r ~ ~ n oan.iaic f"r ho nconlo
nt pro o. aa,a "n 1na ",ca doty Tow
@ n1.Hi ~ aI' t rai , r. hin 1nxrst tl,nt
state niI Hatiohai oo rencen H., ~ vnr. nu n,,
Soa.ont % wln tno plns, ,oosi"irn ~ n III tn3ain.
~ INV cnsa ips " Or socton for the ec Of Ill
~ ono c'"es' r"Fso''' We e'e|''A1 AoN '''' -
Hir;;h.rh, Farmcrs' and 1nborcrs County Con-
t - "il, ~ ,,oa n,' rnt,rsInv ar,i IL nt
vo,.on u pG rns,,.o H. far ~ i'm nnrn"s n ,mnu II,
H. ~, a,l n tnt In In yntn fnr nt lin cotnfr rinciinn
tao a @ t.., ~ IT, Ia mn rauatn fn ov"rv X
rt un,nrs som W. n,ninr froiinr thereof ''
m hcrchy nyilc nj, oersons who aorcn
viii m II, Tia FOREGOING iccarntn of nrinclnrs 10
,"ot viii ns II, ,nsa ronvcntto At nv,nnnn 'rncs
Inv .hn III ~ Eentemmr ,,oxt nt IL octnnk m 1nc
ealss from each county ronrcscod to 10 entitled to
numhor Of yntes in 1rnnertfon In ia nomtlaion
''''~' "a '''s' - p.srs1s WV " ''' '0p"'"''A'
Tho Farmers oil C@nrlko County, III.
At recent convention Of the farmers and H.
horox, =, o,ax1,a co,,,t, =, .l,o fol,o,r,u roao.
poAotn VI S'AANo eotth''Jt 100 WV A"''o"e "So"
, 1873-07-31

FROM JAMES A. CREIGHTON, CONTRACT AGENT AND
CORRESPONDING sECnETAnY WAYNE COUNTY
FARMERS Ofun.
FAIRFIELD. ILL.,, July %, 1875.
Vc haYo rocoivod your Platforln, and arc with
YOU, JAMES A. CnE1ouroN. soo'y, DO.
, 1873-07-31
INDIAN HOSTlLiTlES.


Special Correspondence Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
CAstr BTAMnAuou, Wyo. Ter, July 81, 1873.
The Iudians mado m attack upon the sottlo-
ment known as old Camp Brown, on the Esd,
and killed two women,-Mra. Richards and hiiss
Hall. Tho cavalry under Lieut.. Whoolau aro in
pursuit Of tho Bavagea, aud tho District Com
mnnler, Col Brackott is doing everything in
his power to have tho murderors promptly pun
iBhod. Tho two womon were living in q cabin
near the ro-po-a-gio, where they had resided for
five years without serious trouble.
, 1873-07-31
FROM GEORGE II. voor, MASTER OF DOUGLAS.

FROM GEORGE II. voaT, MABTEn OF DOUGLAS.
CHANGE, HENpERsoN COUNTY.
KE1TnsnuHG, ILL.,, July 20, 1878.
Tho Platform of the Farnors' and Peoples
Autobiography party WAS received, aud We, as o
Grange, aro III full sympathy with tho Declara-
tion aud Platform. Yours, etc,
Com,ncmoratton OF the Harvest
Wo give below circular issued by Tho ener-
getic Secretary Of the Patrons Of uusbandry
Of Livingston County and also letter from
W. Dame, Chairman of tho Executive Committee
Of the State Grange, indorsing his actions
OFFICIAL. CIRCULAR NO. 2.
OFFICE OF THE SKonETAny pArnoNR or Hus-
DANpnY, LIVINGSTON COUNTY,
DWIGHT, ILL.,. July 10, 1879. }
DEAR Sir AND BROTHER: In Circular No. l. !
alluded to our " Social Intercourse as one Of
tho best and first means to be uEed to promote
harmony Of tho Ordor. now suggest that every
Grange in this county SGT apRrt tho 18TH day OF
August ~ ono which shall bo especially devoted
to festivity, ceremonies, and customs particular
| ly appertainiug to tho harvost-soason
As far aB it ia practicable would suggest that,
upon this day, yon join with your nearest Grange
| OF Oranges, aud carry out tho plans as have
| fully indicated. -, ---..
| 10 those GrangeB who will commemorate tho
"HargeBt Season, will choerfully furnish the
| details Of forms and ceremonies which will coll-
tribute greatly to the pleasure and profit Of al
concerned.
| Husbantlry, to combine pleasure with labor, and
so far as possible, relieve the monotonouB anG
isolated ltfo re aro compelled by force Of cir
cumstauceB, to lend. -...
A prompt action by tho Oranges is neceaear.
in order to onab!e Inc to furnish you with thF
details. Fratornally yours, n :, 7,,,,r
, 1873-07-31

]. Kirby Mower, Auburn, N. X.
2. Johnston Mower, nrocRport, NY.
8, Ioffl,orr N1owor, Vienna, Allatia.
l, Champion Mowcr, springhe!d, oaio.
SUPERIOR Newer %hsSlins Wet %s y!sginf'' Yagh
Z. Buckeye Senior, Akron, Ohio: .,
8. Wood Mowor, liooslck Falls, Ny.
Q. Kirby Combined, Auburn, N. i.,,
10. Mccormick Combined, Chicago. Ill.,:
II. Hubbard Combined, leocsestcr MY.
II. Excolsor Combined, Akron, Ohio.
10, buckeye Combined, Akron, Ohio.
ii. Champion Combined, spring1eld, QUO.
is, JohuBton Combined, Drockporf, N. Z.
All wero American with QUE exception. There
was losa trouble with the teams than III the
reaper trial; but tho same irrogularity was no.
ticcablo in tho number OF men allowed to accom-
many tho machines Ono exhibitor sat IN Il car
| riago and trusted Ills German drtvor to manage
his mower; another drove Ills machine himself !;
who othora had four or five mon to folio" thor
mowers, to encourage tho horses and hoip III
caso OF obstacle or accident. Tho Johnston and
| Superior mowers wcro tho ilrst to finish Their
| work but there wore number OF otAora that
| came out only faw minutes lator. IT. 10 re-
o eors that took part IN tue trial viii! get noda'sr
Sis .Hpfs, pEse'''y whe foF ,!ssesod 's 10" much
attention from the Jury, and the Superior mover
for it's new mud simple lnotho Of communicating
iho motion from tho wheels to tho knlvos by a
ucrow. aud perhaps two or tlireo othors for iaa-
nroyc'noutH matle since tho Paris Exh1bttaos1'
Thoao Tint do not get tho modal Of progress wil1|
It iB expected. rocoivo tho medal or merit. All
nro oxcellont maclliuos and deserve auoil reco8-
nition. Il il worthy Of especial remark, al ~
hinl, t]ogroo orolitablo to our exhibitors, that
oyory mowor aud roapor shown In our ngroul'
tural Lnll was In tho trial, with two exceptions
tho epraguo Mower aud tho Marsh Harvester
md tiouo lad no agonts hero, and consequently
no ono to mako the necessary arrang gem.enta fol
their trla], Tho award Of medals will not bt
made until next month.
, 1873-07-31
Secretary OF p. Of H., Livingston County.

LAsARw, ILL., July %, l873.
s. T. K. Prime. Esq.. secretary y. H., Lot'gsto''
County. Drtaht. H.:
DEAR Sin AND BROTHER; Your OMclal s,a:, VI,
culnr No. is received, and nm vel! pleased
with tho proposition7 hope yon will sond me
q copy OF 'sdetails Of forms and ceremonies"
that our people may enjoy. the benefits Of your
ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the good Of the Order.
action OF your Oranges. It inspires life into
those that arc in state Of sluggishness. Whom
tho harvest is gathered, tho farmers will move on
the enemy's worka. Raising of railroad tarffs
will not sublue tho producing clasaes; 1n Yours
| truly, u. W. DAME
Meeting of the Mower County t0Iinn.l
Grungers..Uulilny or q State Convcla"
ti0n.
Two to threo hundred Patrona Of Husbandry
in Mower County, Mimi, with thoir wives aud
Children, mot At Brownstlale, July 20, and wore
Addressed by tho Hon. IgnntuH Donnelly. The
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS by and through tho suneranco Of e1!ating
political parties pccation and corruption olsein III
1,carly overy branch of our Government in Tho firm
IF sanry-RralH to a-calle Credit MobilleT trasac-
tions. reyolno fra,l,A, und otherwise; which condition
Of things m'tateB Axnina tho interest Of every honest
and Of a ar'os y. % nn a aiao
WuEarAs 1Invng no faith to believe that existing
absoa can 10 cnrrene reforms secured or guarnu.
tocd, through tho rosent political organizations: hhs.
looking to lilo rEosont good and future welfare Of our
common country; therefore,
RESOLVED, fIrs.-That while wo improve and com
mons tho soad accomplished iy tho od pniiical par-
ties, wo hciieyo thoir nltBann to 10 fulfilled; Gna,
judging Of tho future by the past, with respect to
rledgos made md boinH nale for greatly needed 70
forms, decaro our ure want Of conhdenco ~ thG
power Of said parties, uItrr tho leaorH Of had aud
designing mel to meet tho ar,nn,.us Of tue present
c1igonceH, an to restore huuust ind efficient la
pgenont OF public Atfa!rA
Serond-That. unlor exist!ng creunstances,wo Boyel
at! connection with tho political parties 40 now mat
auc for tho prosent, aud organize far vigorous
rSip, under the uad Ut lilo far1norh' a,ld laborers
movement, inviting nll men, Of whatever nationality
nltcu party, ur profession In lie, to units with iii
tu movement fnr Benuno reform, rledglnB tho nont
nation Of oiicogcckor, hut making scloctions fo
n0aitipn entirely with reference tn merit.
TAiyd-That We condemn the present ayatcm for th
collection Of taxes, au rucoln1Sn thst tl!o la%s p
amo1tetl 30 ns to empower the Town Treasurer to d
the work thereby yayng e1peuHu to tho Taxpayer ant
not iostoriug rings at tho county scat.
FourtA-Tha, wh!o We rocognize No fact that tn
rajlway companies hayo rights which the people slou
respect, We coude1nn tho present management Of th
, 1873-07-31

reoM II. d. SHERMAN, MEMnER ExEouT1yE COM
st,rrEE KANKAKEE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, July a8, 1873.
Your postal card containing Platform OF feo-
, 1873-07-31

Poslpille- Harvesting is in progress hero, with
fine prospects. Wheat will ayorago Ii bushels
per aero.
Monona-H commenced last week.
Wheat expected to yield about Ii bushels por
acre with continued good weather. Quality same
aa last year.
Cresco-Harvesting commenced. Crops gem
orally good. Eatimatod yield about 20 bushels
yor aero; tho quality Ia ino.
Casto!ia-Haryosting commenced. Crops n
bushels por acre: Prospects at present arc very
good
, 1873-07-31
THE HARVEST.
Condition Of the Crops, July 20
Reports from Wisconsin, Minneso'
ia, and Iowa.

FF0fn fHd dl13ttHHEfE fe1rS THtF oos -
(Through tho politonoBs OF Gen. y. g. Merrill
who received tho reports yesterday by telegraph
wo arc enabled to print nearly one hundred dla
patches this morning In regard to tho condition
Of tho crOpp1
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

Drp GOODS.


JAMES McCREERY g. Co., Broadway and
FANCY six fs'enis's psPssRrMEyr
GRIsALE sTRTES Ty1 rsrTP,fd T 9s % yP9s RAts rs esHs
GRAY AND BLACK. AND BLACK AND coLoRs, st e.
COLORBD GROUNDS, BLACK WITH CoLoRs. ASD OTHER
AT rHB LOWEST PRICES 6R THE SEASON
lanes McCREERY g. Co., Broadway aud
PLAIS COLORBD SILK DEPARTMENT
THB LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
r OF EEW tyxd ar M sAPhg EH,R G21Qs p p
ssE P9RSS % HF TIE RR Ag0yE so9gs hAyE x SE
PoghAShD AM VIZ Snw arRRR 0p Fz7R TRR
sHe sPoeK At Ifss THAN EURoPEAS PRICES ~ A'
lanes MCCREERY g. Co., Broadway and
~ Eleyeuth-St
poyyET-s ,sIScH sATiN FINISH ~ -
sRcoMMESDISG SoSE But rHB BRANDS APPROVED oF
BY ogh OLDEST PATRohs WE "ARRASr IN EVERY CASE
JAMES McCREERY & CO., Broadway and
WILL CONTINUE, on MoSD4Y MAY a. IN THEIR
LADIES FURNISHING DEPARTNRNr.
THEIR GREAT sAhE & or % kADls SgiTS MPoRrED AND oP
COMPRISING ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
sR SIC go. ga AND s2s,
ALSO. GHEAr BARGAINS IN LAWN ASD LisES SUITS.
LADIES PoBoSAIsR JacEETs T r4LmAs &C.. AT VERY At
rRACrIyR PRIcEs-
ALSO. LADIES' AND CHnDRENs NIGHT DRESSES CHE.
MIsES BEAwLRs T9lLkr m sAs9gES M CORSET M COVERS US-
s 5 MISSES S of u6bE pi S4Lf XIX AND @ FNiSH s
N TAI NEWEST STYLES AT TREAT Reduction OF PRICES
WALKING SUITS AND EVENING DRESSES OP USEI RPAsSRD
ELEGANCE AID sTlLE MADE AZ sH0Kr NOTICE AND AT
POPULAR PRICES.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
~ JAMES McCKEERr Co.,
BROADWAY AND RLRvEETH-sT
on MONDAY. MAY 10
Will OPFER A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or
SATIN STRIPED AND BRoCADED JAPASESE PoPLIss,
' e'' rf pREseH a4s9 E5GGtk aoa4lEs KS FAoA - cts
INCLUDING THE SRW SHADES or SAGE AND MlGEOSETTR,
~ +0 anl 80 Ga per yart-
STRIPED De BBGg AAD SATIN STRIPED MoHAIR 90 and IS cts
MOHAIk AND DE BkGhs. FOR PODOSALsBs.
IN ALL SHADES OF GRAY AND BLOWN, Ga per yar
PLAID AND STRIPED MOHAIRS,
SUITABLE FOR LADIES MORNING WRAPPERS
STRIPED AND CHRSE POPLISs,
VERY DESIRABLE POR TRAVELLING SUITS,
20 et> PR YARD. WORTH 90 ctN
IAAIES MCCREERY a. CO.,
- BroadeaY Elevenlh-st,
WILL OFFER on MONDAY, MAY Is.
so PIECES ,L s,LG MAsP ,SP yIEHSA & "a, Cloth a4.c
SO PlELbs slLk WBfI MOhAltA loc
sUo PiECES SILK WARP FRENCH POSGBR. 75c
10 PIECES SILK PARIS sESGE, EXTRA QUALITY, 81 80
~ PISCES SILK WARP CRbPt BlGESlBS. 81
Jb PIECES BRJCADED MlKADO SILk, 81.
80 PIECES SILK WARP JAPANESE SILK, De-,
,o prp,vv c,vvrs y HERusEg iIe sl55s EsoM &c
APULL LINR oP SUMNER CASHMERE RBDGOED 10 Is eta
IRISH LYONS, AND FRENCH PorLISs.
IN ALL SHADES, AT GREAT SACRIFICE
JAMES MCCREERY Il Co,
~ BROADWAY AND ELEYENTH-ST.
WILL OFFER on MONDAY. MAY n.
IN THEIR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
TRIMMED BOSERrs AND HOUND HATS FROM THB LEAD
ING PARIS AILLISERs AND OUR oWN MANUFACTURE, AT
a LARGE GSsORTMENT OF Sun HATS, SUITABLE PoR THE
The ROBINSON CRUsOE HAT trimmed With Horaa Flowers, 80
CHHDRENs TRIMMED HATS
IN GREAT YARlETY AT VERY AITRACIIYB PRICES
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
Cbanrcs for Business Hlcr

A WELL ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURE
~ ING BUSINESS q Louisville h ohsEs t ni nan an u.al
oppouuy bune pr0ab; net profit toe last three yeat
-OW0 80 sJ0Oi but the pruiuci staple and We nave
some Of sdgtnsges Of monopoly ai The ted o e1paon
u 0 ~ secure oLehfr Of
fixtures &C. and the applicant must be ever way
dtrae-oue who he commercial departnenti
aunnt VIII be Eh 70 examine tht business au1
ruy ar situation. ADVERTISERS Of tist National
Bank Louisville kg.
EOR SALE-One of the best COTTON MANU-
Il PACTURISG ESTABLISHMENTS Paterson, n j. o llt1
4O0 feet dwelling cheap; waterp0WeT Willow
pcker 10 csr speers drrvug frames X X
bs 10 uniug irames tNisiers, reels spoosr saTeA With
everything cuapiete been Of n most snece
f establishments county For particulars cal on JOHN
INGLfS. 20 Park-roE.
I EATHER.-A gentleman who Is able to
omen extraordinary profits De ecuTe
pArntr otherzse VIII some
House a capital Addres, LEATHER BOZ ot
Tutune once.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
AT KINZEY'S.

$500 worth Of 2ibbons
Plain Gros Grain sash
B0nnsf and Trimming
Ribbons al yJc. Oh the dollar.
l2le. up.
lJc., up.
inc ap.
Paid sash Ribbons. 25c., 30c. 46c., NJ.
" 4tered sash Ribbons, Soc 69c., 75c.
Up
Plaiu Sash Ribbons. Bic. &c. 50c.. NJ.
Wide Nind5or SsShes, 3 ~ each
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
holels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
~ )ooouyying square Worcester spunghsnt BOstOh B.
y ROGERS Proprietor
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, POultney, VI.
Rev.. NEWMAN. D. D., Pros. Open IRON May spseiAi
b sullss and b0ArdeA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
OUR BARGAINS

in Real Gapu Lacs SILK Gmps Pnng Maiep Lace Goods Rea
Point Lace handkeTche Collars &c. TOO well Known to need sd
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
EIGHTH.Avg.. MAR TwBNTY-FoURTH-Sr
our GREAT SALE OF
LACE SHAWLS AND SACQUES

STILL CONTINUES
U,rs.one Lace shswls At So 60 - So and IS Cost fuy
dbe 10 import Real Shav heavy pattern Oorle and meA
lion center al $40 S. worth $l8 -, a.,
Rn Black Lace SAcques 81 5 So and 90 So worth y double
Eesss Lace Dolman beautiful gn, II SIS worth 80 These
re Doubt tue cheapest SbaW and Saques offered
70 the pubic. - 80. - NJ D. -, II - 80. ,b,.h
- ~, cIbsS "A y 30 Der regular Prices. They all
hesu deEzu and Of anest SIX aud texture
R.al Thread Lace fall inch vide, at sc
Real Thread Lace. full two inches vide. at 1e
-.Itlsv alV Vehea