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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
Millions of Acres
Iowa & NEBRASKA LANDS
FOB SALE BY THE
Burlington & Mo- R. R. R. Co.

On Ten Year, Credit at s per cent lnterest.
- N mart Of principal due until commence
ment q Ath year.
p o uct oil, pay for the land and improvemsafs
ma y isain the limit Of this < nerous credit.
7 - al Of Iowa and Nebraska 10 rich and easily
cuttva I'd climate Is warm, seasons long. crops
lsr .. markets good. taxes low, and educatioa Is
ffee to ALL
- Extraordinary Inducements on freight and
psassse, for purehs and their miles
Circulars giving fsIl particulars. grstis call tor
all that wanted 10 read and circulate
Cnme West and thrive. Friends will follow.
A section Mep, showing the exact lorat On Of
lands at sane price. For rculars and Msps apply
to GEO. =. HARkIS,
Land CommissiOser, BuPlington, Iowa
- And pleass ~ in what payer this advertise
meot vasseen. aprlo-w4v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

THE MEDICINE LODGE CREEK MAS.
SACRE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

Bodies OF Thirteen Whit, Men Found.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

S. TO SZO An ei:... q .osii.s p.o-
pc, ofsithe1 ssI, osng or old, make more Money
st vogk for - In their spare moments, or all The
ump thsn n sn,thing el.s. Passieulass fFssL
Aairws q, sCns.n 4 Co, Portland, Maine
9. an AD sPANGLED BANNER" ssvss
Glad too late. yet 10 there Toom- Osly
N seeyr,s the great national family %, ef . vhsls
49, and Pysnv beautiful Chnomo, "AUJUnH
iKAvRs'' splsr did - ding. exposes svisdlsB,
quacks sod bsmbass. AOesy refunded JOG are
soe suitsl. Send cents for specimen, TO ''Han-
neSp Hinsdale, n. II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

]. g. HENDERSON a CO..
905 West Lake Street,
CHICAGO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER 9
For sale at Wholesale by GEORGE A. EDLY,
and Retail by B. E. THOMPSON.
mav1fASvSS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

OCCULISTS, P.O. Boz s67.
No. 0l Liberty sareea. n. Y.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Here We are in fairy land. Forget for
the nonce that . keen northwestern breeze is
making out door exercises an unpleasant
plstime, and look in upon the pageant
scene. The walls are richly and beautifully
ftstooned and drsped with all the drapery
that imaginative taste could suggest. On
either side as you enter the grand old flag Of
the Republic strikes the eye With its multi
piled stars and rich and attractive back
ground. At the extreme end is an arbor in
which is eituafed fountain throwing sprays
of cologne water. The walls are lined with
Il ,gs that have encountered the battle and
the breeze. The Committee Of Ar.
rangements under the snperintendence
Of A. P. Shreve, assisted BY Me.sr.
Foleer and Taylor have done their work
sa,isfscto,i'v an! manifested due regard for
the distinguished visitor. But it is not Of the
Asgs or empty decorations that ve would nov
speak, There i . living, animated picture
before us Of beautiful life. The hand has
given signal for dance and the hall, % IL
stricken BY q magic wand, i suddenly 6lIed
with figures. light. airy and lovely. 10 the
expectancy Of the moment suppressed tri-
la-la renders the music inaudible. There Is
a Temporary halt which las's only for an in
slant, and then the gay and festive scene be-
rome. animated indeed. Talk Of serial lif.,
Old Fellow Hall vas fairy land last night.
I, VA one Of those places which poet might |
dream OF, bat couid never realise-a some
thing to be imagined but not described.
The progressive boys of the club wee hap
pier last night in the dispensa,ion Of their
than ever before. President |
Kimball acquitted himself handsomely and
presided With grace noteworthy. The Sec.
rotary, Mr.. Geo. N. Foster. Vice President.
Sam. Stone, and Treasurer Tsylor. joined
The President in efforts to contribute to the
p'easur.::of the assembled euessr. The scsive
member Of tbeelub we're psssest, and among
hem We noticed Ex-Prsideats Grimm and
Moller, J. NJ. Allen, J. ]. Joses. J. B.
Rose, A. B. Keller, A. p. Shreve, ]. W.
Arthur Folser, ". l. Hammond,
l. n. Abellr. b. C. Keller, L. n. God
lard, J. A. Hill, c. H. Weller, e D. Mich
,k. Arthur Sjmmoas anA ChaslD 4oafoe.
All The boys were polite and attentive. aid
Ihovsd their gus.ts every co~ssy. The
nopa,y ~ hoaossd b ths prssencs oil
Nm John J. Issalh Nm. "a Cobb.
Nm. Jso. Il Cssvsal and
nasy otA9 KAnns Iadta NhsA
- fsaiviay ssie.A apse.e. he ssss III
- HSllsu1Han vDial apegna pag1
- 49, 49, : - ~ = ]
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esty il not hereafter to be improbable. Merit
l. not to be an incumbrance,: nor subserv:'
ency to empty bragyar,s and chsrla,ans the
only avenue to preferment and distinction.
/ ehonld be unfaithful to the sentiments tc
which believe owe my present position,
we're to fail upon every proper occasion to
recognize the great principles which lie al
the foundation of all sure. genuine success,
either a individuals or States
Nv experience in Washington has been
brief. but it has been sufficiently psotracied
to convince me that the Senator or Repre-
sentatiye is strong only when he has . united,
reeolute, and enthusiastic constituency be-
had him unfolding his hands, and strength
euinp him with the consciousness OF their
anvavering support.
And herein lies the economical value oil
the suggestions have offered, and Of the
illusions have made to the errors Of the
past. Great q has been the material pro-
arers of Kansas, yet il has eufered inca.cu-
Sic injury from the divisions, the Olsen.
s;ons. the irregularities to which have re-
terred: suffered in its industrial and com
nerc;sl Interests; suffered at home and
abroad: it, credit has been affected; immi.
GfoflO0 04s eOuSut O&neI soSAh"es, S@Pu3's
always sensitive, has been repelIed, rival
communities have taken advantage Of the
oouortunitses offered to mslign and tarnish
our GOOD name with injurious epithets; en-
serprises of great pith and moment have
been turned avry BY the operations Of thee
moral causes which are generally supposed
TO have but little influence in the Affairs of
nea and nations.
lee before me, and around me. the rep
r,1eutstive men ofthe metropolis Of Kansas,
nsrchanta, bankers. members Of the learned
prossnioos, men whose great wealth i the
~ Of their many claims to honor and
dieinc,ioo, men Of many batiooalities. men
vho hoae.tly differ in political opinions,
1t Who ass united spoo the co0moa plat
fpru Of q sincsre and enthusiastic desire for
he hooor, Tie prosperity and the moral ele-
vpfiou of he elaAs q KaaoaA
May II 20 believed Aat yosr community
- su6essd in II agifaaieas d he peet; ;
- yoar iaasssss hasa hssa sacsifced; hat
Viii polieieal gis1iaaon have fssesd sad
vseselsa they hass assleehsa H. tsse h.
- - ~ y - poees9 - &
- n1uq = - - - ],
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
Chambord'S Horse.
New York Times Paris Letter.

Just before the visit to Salisbury the
Counte de Chambord sent to Reutz' S
circus, in Vienna, to buy horse which
had been long in training for the ring.
It was beautiful pure white animal,
and very gentle. Although his educa-
ton was complete, Adon1s had never
appeared in public, and Henri Y. sent
to purchase him in order to make his
royal entry into Paris. The heir to
sixty Kings is very lame, and, not be-
ing able to sit horse well, desires a
tame one for his use. The Germans
have a droll word for designating a
gentle or ell-trained horse. He is
called fronaa7a, which means a "pious
horse" In buying an animal one asks
with all the gravity in the world if he
is piSus. The wit of each language is
almost untranslatable, but in German
this is exceedingly droll, and one can
understand 'Henri VS. entry into
Paris upon pious white horse called
Adonis." It is jokingly said that the
Prince carries his ultramontaDe ten
denotes into every minute detail, even
to The selection of his studs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
November Neurology.

Among tie ointment members of
the old worlu no died on Nov. % we're
the following: Pope John XIII,
in 1419 Robert, Lord Give, the found
err OF the British empire in India, in
1774; Francois LIE Valiant, the Afri-
can traveller, in 1924; Sir Henry Have
lock, the Indian general, in 1857, and
Father Lacordaire, the eminent French
preacher, in 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
From the New York Evening Post.
An ISIandrRiddle. t5b
BY W. O. sToDDARD.

B1 W. ". SIcDOAhDs
fair isles in summer seas,
Rich with all bloom and sweetness:
Solt Edens, crowned with ease,
Deep-greened with fruited trees,
oel1s OF sea-set completeness.
Inc calm Pacific laves
Their coral-girded harbors
And even our stornier waves
kneel ever more like slaves
Round their perenni Al harbors
Aye, we will grant them fair.
And yet, tor those who win tben
Rank fruits OF crime they bear.
HELPS crust seems thinner there
And sin grows easier in them.
Grim lusts Of horrid food,'
Maori, Carib, Fijian,
Strange hungers, coarse and lewd.
Seem here with power imbued
To spread their banquet Stygian.
But change of rule and race,
And even the swords deep draining,
Have wrought work of grace
For many an island place
Where old time i'll is waning.
Good change of race and rule!
New life of priests and people
And poisonous fevers cool
With Bible and with school
And shades of home and steepIe
But where no change is wrought,
How shall the skull-feast vanish?
IF the new race have brought
Worse blood than that they fought,
And Carib yields to Spanish
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
DAVID Cox, the celebrated painter

DAVID Cox, the celebrated painter,
was very particular about the quality
of paper he worked on, and was very
fond of certain Scotch variety, which,
however, was marked here and there
with little black specks. In the land
scape part of a picture these specks
were of no consequence, but they look
cd out of place in the sky. On one oc.
easion, being asked what he did to get
rid of them, he replied ooh, I just
put wings to them, and they fly away
as BIRDS"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
From Chambers Edinburg Journal.
Waiting.

Thou of the sunny bead, s..vF ..s.t
With lilies garlanded,
and bosom fairer than the blown sea-foam;
q Spring, in what waste desert dost thou stay
whilst leaves await thy presence to unfoid
The branches of the lime with frost are gray,
And all imprisoned is the crocus' gold.
Come, sweet enchantress, come!
Though in the sombre west
The star hath Lit it's crest
Pale Phosphor, fronting full the withered moon,
Thy volets are sepultured in snow,
Thy daisies twinkle never in the sun,
Rude winds throughout the ruined 1oreSls oio",
And silent is the doves melodlous moah-
Enchantress, hasten soon!
White are the country ways,
And white the tangled maize,
Loved of the oxlip and the creeping thyme
Bare shakes the poplar on the suiien r ~, ea,
Cold eooms the spectral mill above the food
Hoarset orrents stream beneath the lv!eo brldge,
And lghtnings strike the darkness of the wood;
Enchantress, bless our cline!
No bloom of dewy morn,
No freshly blossomed thorn,
GIaddens the inportunings of sad eyes;
The dav wastes drearly, through cloud and sleet;
over the watered meadows and stark wales
The night comes down impetuous and fleet,
And ships and cities shiver IN the gaes;
0 fair ench2ntress, rise
Arise and bring with thee
The rathe bud for the tree,
The heating sunshine for the tramped grass;
Loose tendrs for the boughs which bless the caves
And shield the swallows in the rainy hours,
The pendant flames which the laburnum heives,
And faint scents for wind-stirrej lilac h0wers.
Enchantress, breathe and pass!
Men knew and kissed, of DID,
Thy garments glittering fold
Thy radiant foot,s rint on the mead of waste;
Earth kindled at thine advent-altars burned,
And ringing cymbals babe the hearths be gay
But now, in sunless solitude inurned,
Thou leav'st the world unto reluctant day.
haste, enchantress, haste
The larks shall sing again ~
Between the sun and rain
The brown bee through the Powered pastures roam
There shall be music in the frozen woods,
gurgling carol in the rushing brook,
An odor in the half. unbosomed bud,
And dancing fox-gloves in each forest nook;
Then come, enchantress, come!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17
A NICE question of taste: Jewelle1

A NICE question of taste: Jeweller
What kind Of chain would you
like? Young MAXWELL, [ don't
know, hardly. What kind of chain
would you think [ ought to have; that
is, what style would you think would
be the most becoming for a young
man what carries groceries to some of
the best families in town?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

RoUGH SKIN. Many ladies are troubled
with a roughness of the skin, and a very
agreeable wash can be made which will re-
move this of the following ingredients :
Tincture myrrh, one-half ounce pimpernel
water four ounces; elder flower water four
ounces musk, one grain rectifed spirits of
wine, six ounces.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

BRIGHAM YoUNG's cannon factory has
turned out ninety-eight pieces of ar
tillery, and he has 1900 stand of
arms. Ga
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

The English market is now supplied
with pins in Connecticut, and America
makes the best needles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

A GEORGIA man advertises that he
will be hung in any mans place for
SIS, 900.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

A FARMER5in Kansas recently found
himself short of shot, when at mid
night pair of burglars called upon
him. He had gun, and he had pow
der, and he had box of fever pills.
Into the gun went the pills, and after a
moment into the burglars, one ofwhom
was killed and the other severely
wounded. Neither of the scoundrels
is prepared to certify that the pills did
him any good.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-12-17

THINGS threaten to be much less
smooth for Bishop Reinkens in the
south of Germany than IN Prussia.
Bishop Ketteler, of Mayence, has
drawn up protest against his recog-
milton in Hesse, founded upon an
agreement between the Grand Ducal
government and the Curia, the validity
of which is not absolutely denied by
his antagonists. In Bavaria, on the
other hand, the personal feeling of the
king appears to have placed adifficulty
in the way.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

Our celebrated Orchestron, worth 81 200 gold inst
received from Paris, and now on exhibition.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
FOR GENTLEMES. !

Rose and satin wood inaid Writing Desks Cigar
Stands Cigar Cases Inkstands Paper Weights, Pocket
books Dressing Cases Memorandum Books, Passepar-
tout rich Pen wipers gold Pens, Pencils Toothp,cks
bronze Thermometers, silk handkerchief Sleeve But
tons initiaed Handkerchiefs in boxes. embroidered
Slippers Kid Gloves. real Seal Caps, Satchcs em.
brodered Suspcnders. kdined and cloth Gloves, silk
Umbrellas, DC, &c
We respectfully direct the especial attention Of all in
search OF fine Holiday Presents to our elegant selection OF
WRITING DESKS AND WORKBOXES.
These goods we import directly from Nuremberg and
Paris, and challenge competition In assortment
quality price These goods adapted tor the nest
city trade ind being determined TO keep none over we
have put them down at prices to suit the times IRE
spective OF cost of Importation.
Ladies' finest rosewood Workboxes. German silver
edge aud plate, furnished with slvcrpated insrumenn
at 81 95, 50 81, 81 IS and upwards II
Finest rosewood Writing Desks, richly inlad with
German silver, mohero ipearl, &C. AZ IS - 10 - oo
and upwards
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
FOR LADIES

Rich Workboxes and Writing Desks Of sewood and
satipwood nlaid with silver and pearl Albums, Must
cal Albums Music Boxes, Music Boxes surmouhted by
elegant figures representing The Troubadour,n Tho
Gypsy" &c. Flower Stands, Vases large Work Baskets
Toilet Stands Jewel Cases. Necessarie Card Cases. Pic
lures, Chromos
Handkerchief in boxes; real Lace Collars Barbes.
Pelernes lace handkerchief Collars ard Sleeves
in Russian leather Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
Pock etbooks, fine Fans, vaenciennes Lace BerthaA
Jabots Opera Glasses. silk Umbrellas KID Gloves, &c.
DC.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
OPEN EVENINGS.

I A complete stock Of i'm. |
ported and domestic |
canned and dried Fruits, |
| Preserves, Potted Meats, |
| Pickles, Oils, Salads, Fla.
vorings and Relishes, Figs, |
| Crackers, sardines, Jellies,
Sauces and many other
| Delicacies at prices that
will astonisE experienced
housekeepers who have
been paying high prices
for these goods At grocery
stores
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
DDDD 600 L L SSSS
J + i ., J i ! /. : !
ID ID o L l.
d o o l. L
D o o L 8
DDDD 900 LLLLLL LLLLLL SSSS -.

Dolls OF every description prices which cannot fail
to please all purchasers.
An China Dolls. at &c, &C., loc l5c and up.
Wax Crying Dolls AT &C., &c., l5c.. 25c. up.
Wax Crying Dolls with real hair, at 25c, &c.. 75c
and up.
Finest French Jointed Dolls, at prices before
offered.
Dressed Dolls from Sc. TO S45
Dolls HEADS, Dolls Bodies. Dolls Arms
Dolls Furniture, in sets and single pieces; Dolls Work
Baskets
Dolls Trousseaux Dolls shawls Doll Patterns, Dolls
Furs, Dolls Fans, &c, &c.
Tin Kitchens, full OF utensils at &c., Oc., 75c.. &c.
81 SO and up to So
Magic Lanterns, with pictures, at Soc. up TO $40
Tool Chests full of tools at &c. &c. &c., 75c 81 ana
upwards
Complete Tea Sets at &c., 5c., 2oc. &c., Soc. and up
to ST.
Noahs Arks, Oiled with animals. st &C., l5c-, 2bc 45c.
and up.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
FOR GIRLS.

Doll Houses Pianos, Books. Stoves, Kitchens Table
Croquet Tea Sets, Dinner Sets Bureaus Tables, Bed
scads, Cribs, Safes washtnbs and Washboards Paror
Sets Bedroom Sets kheepfolds, Railroads. Irons, AMI
mails Doh Perambulatora Chairs Rocking Chairs.
Graces DOH Patterns Little Sewing Machines, Pictures.
Workboxcs, Willow Baskets, &c. &c.
Solid walnut Writing Desks large size, with lock and
key, ut Poe, worth FULLY 81 80.
solid walnut Writing Desks gilt edges, at 81 pro.
the cheapest article Of its kind country
Beautiful BACKGAMMON and Checker Board Volumes
with Checkers and Dice complete at s3c. worth 81 30
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
FOR BOYS

Drums Guns Pistols, Swords Complete Uniforms.
Printing Presses Magic Lanterns, Building Blocks Pic
spre Blocks Magic Tops Paint Boxes Puzzles Gsmss.
Stables, Hobby Horses sleds Tivoi Boards Trumpets,
Animals Velocipedes. Hand Organs, Watches Ninepinss
Flags, &C., he.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
OPRN EVENINGS.

| Elegant Paris Fans, made |
OF silk, satin, real thread |
and point lace, with gilt
(ivory, pearl, shell and san
dal and violet wood sticks;
IOpera Glasses, Meriden
Silverware, English Cut
lery. Parian statuettes
Brackets, embroidered
worsted Patterns. Zephyrs,
| Flowers aud worsted work
ing Materials. [
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
M REIMAN 1 CO..
oA'0' ''IA'' UNION SQUARE
and Fifteenth -.
street.
'A''p' ON MONDAY,
DECEMBER ia 1873,
- AND DURING
The COMING WEEK,
GRAND CONTINUATION
OF THE CLOSING
Belon Ponson and
BALANCE OF THIS
SEASONS NOVELTIES.
OUR CUSTOMERS
"'''' '''"' FRIENDS AND THE
~ '"'''' '-''' PUBLIC, VINO
'''''' PURPOSE PURCHASING
USEFUL HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, ARE
N'''' - ""' SPECIALLY INVITED
TO AN EXAMINATION
our Cachemire de Paris.
expressly imported ,
| and manufactured ----
INDUCEMENTS
for this firm, ,,,r>
and reduced rs per cent
Dress Goods -
MAGNIFICENT BLACK
-'' A'' "" EMPRESS CLOTH
REDUCED TO SIC.
' ELEGANT 40 INCH
ARMURE CLOTHS
REDUCED TO 55C.
| BLACK BRoCHE
sATINs REDUCED
D'N'' TO sOC PER YD.
'o'' UINCH DRAP DErE,
'' REDUCED TO 81.
LUPINs CELEBRATED
and offered at -
81 Is per Dress Pattern,
IN BLACR DIAGoNALs
AND cAsHMEREs. ETC.
JUST OPENED,
reduced to l5c. and 25c. o,,.,
N"' OF OUR FAMOUS
and our elegant -
ALPACAs, EXPRESSLY
'a'' 'iA' ,e'''' MANUFACTURED FOR
reduced to SIC
| AND ARE
and French Merinoes,
the latest shades,
''1' COLOR IN WEAR,
AT A REDUCTION
W. '' OF 4s PER CENT,
NJ REIMAN 4 co. A. THE opr.r
UNION SQUARE
and Fifteenth .'...-
street.
lsINCH BLACK SILK
| vELvETs AT 81 80 AND 81 7s
| 2.INCH BLACK SILK
N~ vELvETs. FINEST QUALITY,
N'o' AT 81. AT 81 go AT 50.
| % INCH, WARRANTED PURE
SILK, AT - Is. AT s. 50
| % inch SILK vELvETs.
' AT So S. AT 81 So AT s. So
w. ALSO FULL LINE
| OF CoLoRED vELvETs
Beautiful Alpaca.
| Serge and satineR
''''' THE BALANCE OF
Redingotes at greatly
-'''ee' ''' BLACK AND CoLoRED
Elegant imported
Dolmans at SIS and up.
English Walking Jackets
OFFERED As FOLLOWS
REAL BLACK THREAD
LAcEs FROM ONE
Sc to IS to $40 to sl2. :. w., 49,.
AT &c., 25c, bOc, 69c, UPWARDS.
Partisan Opera Cloaks
and Opera Cloaking
Special inducements
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
'''' ANOTHER CASE OUR
i''"e'" " DIRECT IMPORTATION,
OF REAL GUIPURE,
FROM ioc. AND UP.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Special inducements.
&C, AT REDUCED PRICES
| l,ooo DOE FINE LINEN
LADIES' Merino Drawers -
reduced to ssc. and 81. ..-
Mems Mcrino Shirts
500 DOZEN HANDKERCHlEFs
EMBROIDERED INITIAL,
| REDUCED TO SOC and I5c.
Hose, &c, formerly SOC.
| REAL POINT LACE
| HANDKERCHIEFs,
FROM 81 rs UPWARDS.
| at 25c pair.
| REAL POINT LACE
Ladies' Balbriggan
| COLLARS AT MOST
Hose. full, regular,
extra long, 81 rs half dozen.
| 5000 YARDS NECK
Genuine iron frame
| RUFFLINGS AT loc.
| Hose at 81 per Dozen
| 10000 YARDS HAMBURG
| Boys Merno Shirts -
and Drawers at Soc.
| FROM PARIS DIRECT
Misses fancy wool
| AND JUST OPENED
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

ster%psa p sell % 9s. ,ns H.1 0ss she% Of
now at enormous Reductions
All fresh goods warranted exactly as represented.
Real Seal Sets a, SIS SCI s2s and upwards
Real South Sea shetland seal Sets at s4S sold on
BTSasyny Mn se To% ss q 4 a. s., $50 and upwards
ses s Lynx Sets l at SIS E 81. $40 and up; fully
Real Alaska Sable Sets. very fne At IS 80, 50 80 and
Black Polar Lynx sets at IS a: worth $40,
wss sss FssnsS Eans SETS SETS 81 SoI's sold
style Of m6ien sa .na s @ please ss SET"
Ladies', Gents Boys Girls real and imitation Seal
Seal an sna Tes AsKhy M
Our chdren's Furs
chidrsns white cOney Fur Caps Win sartab. 4 &c
Elegant seseoa sie 0p Of Misses and chdrens %
Fur Trimmings in large variety.
You win save 50 per cent bv examining frs before
:, /. K. { ::
SisG' Sisss d1s.: nslasS sIlE sSsaih 5ss
ss kss bonnet asT Silks at 81 So worth uy 81
Real Paisley and Broche shaws st $40 SIS $40 and up
10 flUO.
Goods, &c.
Ladies' and cnidrcns Muslin and French Percalc
Undergarments, single in sets to match, at less
than the cost OF manufacture.
Ladies will find II much to their interest 70
anime our great departments OF
d.
MERfNO UNDERWEAR REAL LACES, |
W--~o
90 W-~S
I HATS, IvELvETS. FEATHERS 1
c2 GQ3
I EHRICHiS, EHRIOH'S. EHRICHS,
S2s7 and sss Eighth avenue. near Twentyourth sueet
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

I The Toilet Stock COM
prises an unusually flne Sc
| lection OF Perfumes, Pow
/ ders Cosmetics Pastilles,
Hair Oils, fine Ivory Combs
and Brushes, French Plate
Toilet Mirrors, Dressing
Cases, Soaps, Satchels.
Bath Appliances and many
other articles indispensa-
[ Dle 70 q lady's or gentle
mans toilet.
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
lion. DANIEL DouGHERTy,
IL of Philadelphia.
Lecture al Cooper Institute Friday evening December 10
FOR BENEFIT OF SISTERS OF MERCY. HOUSTON 81
SUBJECT, ORATORy TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Lecture under auspices Of New York Young Mems
Roman Catholic Benevolent Association
ILLUMINATED LECTURES ON PHYSIOLOGY, TO
i young men Wonders OF the Maniken. December 10,
sP ~ A4mlssion 20e. Cooper insut uie Hail. No. ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-14

FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE