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New Advertisements.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
FOR THB DISTRICT OF NAISE.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
FOR THB DISTRICT OF MAISE.
Ia tia matter Of JAMES G. PERRY Bankrupt
against rhOm a Petition icds fiei in said Court
March I'd 4. D. 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.
\ Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the e-tate of James G.. Perry
OF The County OF oxford aud State OF Maine in
said District; he has been duly adjudged Bank
rupt upon Petition of his creditors; and the pay.
ment Of any debts and the delivery of any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt TO him or 10 his use,
hidden by law 4 meeting of the Creditors Of
said Bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose one
or more Assgnees Of his estate, will be at n court
of Bankruptcy TO be holden at Paris in said Dis
triCt on the sixth dav of May \. d. 1878 at ten
O'Clock 4 NJ. at the ONCE Of George \. Wilson be.
tore John W. May, Esq, one of the Registers in
Bankruptcy in said Court.
>. ). MARBLE,
l. =. Marshal. n = csseuger for said District.
aprl5.2w
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y! IRRIED.

In Canton. Aprl uy E.y 4. g. ucrr.cS A..
frank p. kiddrr. .uN.ru. AID Mis, Priscilla
4. a. Lunt o. uiNLoiI
In Eumiord. Ma. - ~ Rev. T.. Nivisu, Mr.
Wm T. CreoAer aud Alice A. Learned. both ct
Aulo,,r. April !, Mr.. Roscoe h Worthy. aud
i'j'a A HAYES. both of Mexico
lu Paris. April D.. ly g. " Hammond. E-.I
Wm "a Porter sud Nj, Eleanor Dow. 800 of l.
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Denmark.

Mrs. Mary Walker, of Denmark, in
one year made 25i coats, ST pairs ol
pants. knit five pairs double mi,tcus and
pairs stockings. assisted her husband
at hay ing five weeks, besides doing her
necessary house work. Really, Denmark
seems TO be famous town Tor smart
women go Briigton Netrs.
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Letter from Rev. John MeMurray.

JAMES /. FELLOWS, ESQ.
DEAR SIR: have recently heard from
an invalid OF the great benefit derived
l;um Your Compound Syrup OF Iypo.
phosphiIes. and. having in many other
instances marked tho most benehrial re-.
suits from its use. Cannot but regard
It's discovery rs matter OF devout thank
lulnesS TO 4 benign Providence.
have used II considerably myself, and.
at intervals, during several years past,
given il to some members Of ny lypily.
| have also recommended il To Others,
and invariably found II to be OF essential
benefit in those complaints Tor which it l.
especially recommended.
In bronchial and other chest affections.
in arcsIius iucipient consumption, and
in leSscning the distressing symptoms of
this disease in its hopeless stage, rs
yell Is in cases OF nervous debility, in
giving tone 10 ihe system. il is pudupbled
IN valuable remedy.
au, dear sir, your. truly.
JOHN MCMURRAY,
Methodist Minister.
NEWPORT y. ).
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Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person WhS takes paper regularly
frslu the OiNce-Nhether directed 10 bis name or
anOther's, or Ghether he bus subscribed or not
j. responsible for the payment.
=. Ii person orders his paper Discontinued he
mus pay all aurarages, OF the publisher ulay
confirms " send il until payment i made, amt col
leci the whole amount. whether the papSr Is takes
nom the O4ce or not.
. The courts have decided that refusing b. take
lew spapers and periodicals fr0u thu post ofdeS
teulos Ing aud leaving them uEealesi for IL PriaHa
6lcie cyjdCRcc Cf Intentional fraud
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TINE copartnershp heretofore existing under
i the FIRM name Of BOLSTER ( HASKELL Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts OF the late firm will be
found at the store Of II. y BOLSTER aud feasoB.
able fine ilfbe aHoreo 90 all having unsettled &C
counts with the firm to adjust the same.
We invite our friends to call early, and examine
their accounts aud settle mp. Either party Of the
late firm is authorized to receipt IN setlleHent
II. y. BOLSTER
T.. N. HASKELL.
South Paris, April lst lsIS
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CastOria is more than q substitute for Castor
Oi d, i- the only Sgfe article iu existence which
IS certain o. as-milate the food regulate the bow
els, cure windcOiic and produce natural sleep. IL
contains neither minerals. morphine or alcohol
and is pleasant Go take. Children need not cry,
aud mothers may rest. dec3l'-3-l2in
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GOOD TEnPI.ARS.

FApsLs HILL LODGE, No. -, Fam, bIu
y friday ~ FuInE~.
RistsS Star, Bethel FRIDAY evening.
NetinSS.t. liuc khyld. saturday evening"
Crystal Hsse, b. Buckdeld, every thursday
tNvuIuS
Maple Grove, s,l Peru, saturday evenings
Forest Lake, Center HJrtiord,evvTH Ssdur'''.,
s.Ntufu-
InVineible. NJ. 20 E.-t sumner, every other
friiat Evenings.
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Special Notices.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eff.
fleets OF Error. and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured impeachment.
to marriage removed New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Cru.
lars sent free, In sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. So.
ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa. my2S'72-sn.ly
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STATE or MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DErAErNE>r

LAEll klNE uEiAkiMENI.
Augusta, April 10. l>iJ.
Al a1urrned session Of the Executive Council
will l, held W the Council Chamber. IN AuEustB.
Gu TT E~isAN. the end day OF APRIL, inst, 81
80 O'Clock a
Attest. GEORGE o.. STACY,
sfafr-s. ~ 80
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SD laggIGaj.l5|l]IA

w spirits, depression, Involuntary
torrhoa, loss Of power, dizzy head,
loss OF memory, and Threatened tm-
Sign cure in MUMPHkEYs HONE
0PATHIC SPECIFIC, No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REIEDY toned
up the system, arrests the discharges, and TN
parts yigor and energy. Life and vitality 30 ths
Price, t5 Per package Of i've boxes and . large q
nal, which is very important In obstinate or old
aszs, or o. per single box. Bold By ALL Drug.
yists, and sent by mail on rscspt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
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4 d. d. r.

reqs--hSt Lodge, NJ. e., Brovnneldi NEE
It aud sd " sas-ial of each month.
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Freedom Notice.

TNHIS is to certify that have this day given my
i son Frank Rich his time the remainder Of his
minority To act and trade for himself and ! shall
claim none of his earnings and pay no debts OF
his contracting after this date. j. q. RICH.
Witness -ALASsOS G.. Rich.
Greenwood, March a, 1873. april
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Notice.

~ HE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers, under the firm name of AN
DREWS & DEAN, is this day dissolved. \. p.
Andrews is authorized 10 settle all debts due said
firm and this notice will be final to all persons in.
debed to this firm. Immediate payment of any and
all debts mast be made.
ANDREWS & DEAN.
West Paris March I, 1878. marlI
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Mill for Sale.

THE Steam MIL, situated in Milton Plantation
Oxford County, Maine, on good road, only i've
three years ago, at cost Of about 5000, and Ii
can be bought at bargain if applied for soon. IL
has one of the best circular saw board machines
in use, and lath machine; birch machine and
other small machinery. Said Mill Is In good re-
pair and is an excellent chance for spool iaetory
with plenty Of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years.
r.. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation July 18TH 1872 If
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Freedom Notice.

T HAVE this day given my son Charles Murphy,
/ Jr. his time during his minority, 10 act and
trade for himself and / shall claim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
alter this date. CHARLES MURPHY.
witness-GEO. II. BROWN.
Mason, March 2ith, 1873. aprl'
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For sale by
Il, X. WILEY, ApOthecRr}
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS, VAR
SlSHsS, BRUSHES AND DYE SUITS,
Books, Stationery & Paper Hangings,
Fancy Goods Perhimery. Toiid 4rfie'es, &c,
JAMS BETHEL HILL, MT. 3m

OXFORD, - AT CouTi Of probate held at
Paris. within and lor said County OF Oxford
on The third Tuesday Of NSrch, 4. u. ISIS,
VOII\ +. HOBBS, Guardian OF Charles J.. aud
- Calvin hin.mau minor CAi.lyvu anj heir. ut
sullivan kngnan late Of Alton y. II uthc COuu.
~ OF Belknap deceased having prc-cutcd hi ilr.t
account OF guardianship Of aid ward. for allow
anrc;
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
otdc- De published three weeks tucct,Hely IN the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear n Probate Court 10 DE held a. Lowell
Ia said County on thU 2ld day Of May next
NJ ! O'Clock IN the afternoon and shew cause II any
they have Why the same should not De allowed.
a. II. WALhER, Judge.
4 true cop,-attr.t: II. &. Davis, Register.
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Dental Notice

DIR. GEO. NJ. TWITCHEII
Ia, Oe covered his health, sufficiently to enable
him resume business, would inform the public
that he may be found at his Office, over the POET
Office, Bethel, Maine, ready TO attend to ALL de
string the services of Dentist either for Filling
and extracting natural teeth or the insertion Of
artificial teeth Having all the now instruments
and improvements, he hopes, by careful applica-
ton, to merit a continuance OF the patronage he
has received in years past
Bethel, October 2sth 1872.
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Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure in min
ute.
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Rev " III Docn's E{irir!

|
When the chilling winds of winter
Howl amid the leafess branches,
When from on the North the Storm Kin.
Marches with his snowy banners
With his white and glitening banners, -
And with fierce and sudden conquest
Lays all summer dead before him.
/ Every flower and every leanet
He lays stark and dead before him;
And the singing birds CT summer
/ Fly away from all the Norihland,
! Where the air seems iull OF Arrows
Full of sharp and singing arrows
! That will pierce us, il we venture
But to step outside the doorway,
Then Consumption, fell destroyer,
/ Sallics forth to seek his victims.
I Coughs and colds are his forerunncrS,
Masking where success i easy;
/ And, where these are not resisted,
But allowed to hold possession.
There Consumption, gaunt and CHASTITY
Soon will make his dread appearance,
Aud will seize his haplcsS victims.
Would YOU have a SIRE protection
From this Zoe so Justly dreaded?
\ protection 20 unlailiug
That YOU need not tear his visits
60 and buy some DOWNS ELINIR,
Some real y. ii. Downs Elixir;
Made OF all most healing Balsams
Found in all the Northern forests
BalSams OF the Pine and Fir trees:
Made in Bulington-a City
Standing near the Champlain waters
At one hundI ed twoniy.seven,
Very near the head of Church Street,
BY the firm OF Henry 4 JOHNSON
Medicine men. well known TO many:
And for sale ut every Drug Store.
lis q sale and sure protection,
Go and buy it. and be happy.
For Sale by
Il, X. WILEY, y ApOthecRr},
AND DEALER ~
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
hlShsS, BRUSHES AND DYE S1UFfS,
Books, Stationery & Paper Hangings,
Fancy Goods, PerhiHiery. Toiid articles, &c,
JAMS BETHEL HILL, ME. 3m
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a Fine Thing for the Teeth.

The fragrant SOZODONF has taken II
vary prominent place among the most
approved deutiircrs ut the day. 1t Is
a >cIy popular article Tor the toilet, high
!, recommended toy all who have used it,
40 a bcauIlIier aud prcscrvcr OF The teeth,
refreshing the mouth, sweet, ming The
breath. and anc>Iins the Progress "l
Il, cay.
ONE HUNDRED DEATms PER WEEK in
New York and Iirnoklyu from diseases
Of he throat aud lungs! |, il not awful
And VT Hrie'> HoHcy Of Horeh9um anil
Tar, taken in time, would pre-, cnt seven
cighIh> at this lrllhllul mortality. No
cough nr cod can rr>i,t this balsamic
rcmrdN Clltlculnus. 9Th Avenue
Sold 10y all Druggists.
Spaldiug's Glue amends Furniture, Toys,
dc
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Leave the Iiil ior up trains Is. s.,0 \. .'',d
3 tg1 T. VI.
POI down trsiu al Ii.4JA NJ.
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NAILS AR~IvE

Eom Portland aud Boston, AZ Ie.59 \. aud
= Is l.. n.
Down mail. via Gran,l Trunk. 30 Z. N
Prom NorW an and the western part Of the county
AZ .lJ 4. VI.
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE.

For Portland aud BOston, AZ n = ~ \. NJ. and 10
Y. NJ, the latter mail arriving In Portland IA IS
the neat morning.
IL mail. via Grand Trunk, AT ? 80 L. ".
Fus Norway al :. 50 4. NJ, and for the western
llatt 90 the County, Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays, via Norway, Al same gine.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TREASURES OFFICE.
Augusta, Apr. =, lss3.
'PON the following townships or tracts Ol land
| hereinafter described, the following ASSESS
ments for state tax Of ISIS were Radc by the Log
sla;ure on the twenty seventh day Of February
\. II. 1873.
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Gentlemen, use the Combination Razor strOp.
Jan6-l6w
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Spaldius's Glue amends Furniture, Toys,
AZ.
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BEST THING IN The WEST.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe r. r.
AA ~ >" Sc
THREE MILLION ACRES
Situated in and near tie arkansas Valley
Finest portion Of Kansas!
Eleven years Credit. Seven per cent. Interest
22l per cent. reduction to Settlers who improve
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

THE FACTS about this Grant arc-Low Prices
Long Credit, and Rebate to settlers OF nearly
one fourth u Rich Soil, and Splendid Climate
short aud mild Winters; early planting and
winterins of stock; plenty OF Rainfall and jn.t at
| the right season; Coal stone and Brick "n lie
line, Cheap Rates on Lumber, Coal, &c. no lands
owned by Spectators: Homestead AMI Pre- rmy-
ti"r- now abundant; nrst-class Railroad "n tl'v
line OF great Through Route: IT, oduct, will pay
for Land AMI Improvements
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AMUsEMENTs-ELEvxSru PAGE-Third fourth nth and
ksrRoLoG21siarnss SSluS pAsE-sixth column.
soAkbERs fasnF second
soAkn hra S SuGe s?f 'H
sRS$$fSs $%E ES4#a FOR ssnHFssa..... se%
sus,SEss sS FIFE p.crn and
BUSINESS soTicEs-Nsru PAcr-rah and sixth col
poE column
CLEhks xSs s1IEs%ES@s,srHrsrH PAen-rourth
4sS ssma
sS 5 esa
sos%n
COL
BES ass sasa sai
and sixth columns, ana SECOND pAcE-First second
DIVE TIiNa hoIsEs TO LET. FURNISHED AND
EuRoPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIrrEEsrH PAGr-Third and
EuRoPE--.-GEsrn P4er-second column.
F.shf!ith eo"mn s1'omn
rS sosn Snrh columns
HRNsaED Ro1Ms tspkirs SD s9a To
TnIGTyEs1a rAeE.Thra fourth and fifth columns.
EEES r4eur
HEnP becsld sna 5
HoRsES CARRIAGEs Ao.-rrsTn PAcE-Third, fourth
HousE &C.
1rS COLUMN
Sts asS 'n nEAE ssTATE HSs SoR sALE-FoSa1nnArn
s0GnR rAeHrSurth eolomn
column
ENIa paGE.sscond coumn sn,am
coium1
4SD
EhEd 53sr,f PAGE
NEW PuBIICATIoSs-Nisr PAcr--sixih column.
sEssoNAL-aFIns1 PIX PAes.F!rgt Column .'N,n''
PIANOFOaTEs, ORGANS, &C-ELEvkNTH PAGE-Fourth
PRoFGssioNAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
5df Or or
eos and s and
REAL I0'fs'ii. EsTArE TO ExoHANeE-FrrrEKsrH PAGE
AZ ai P4aH-rrd col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-ELnvKSrH PAcr-sccona col
sssn sssmn
s1ruahoSs ath SaHsh PAGE
sixth column. and sl1TrKsrH PAcE-First and
sIrUATioSs 'WhNrED-MALEs-s1xrErs PACK
Fourth column
SPECIAL EOrICES-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth and fifth
sPoRrISG@boas, BIRDS, 4c-rrsru P4cr-rhira
column.
STORAGE-ELrvENrH PAcE-Sccond column.
SUMMER RESORTS-FoURrH PAGE-Scconi and third
co.umns
rHE TRADES-SIxrEENTH PAGE--Sixth column.
EF FOE
rRAvEng v4cnrsst abssas4 9d sseoRa Acnp column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRTEENTH PAar-Fifth and Sixth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TESrH PAGE-second COL
WESTCHksTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FoUETNEHrH PAGE-Third and fourth col
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.-TENTH PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FoURTH PAGE-Sixth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
SILKS
and
DRESS GOODS.

Spring Silks, in all new shades. 75c, soc, s, soc.
japanese Silks in great variety, at extremely low
shades in in sh Ghs'f six onsss @ gue 81
Brocaded CHAIRS, sSc., value 75c.
s Fsn %Sfs nnS sapsJ aps @ .hsp Mpsa s Value yss @
ks s GGes ssa s value
%"o e% Sp ana
silk and wool Lyons y. suiiing, s2hc, value eoc;
New shades in real Lyons Poplins. '''''''' ''
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
CT an nS ss on Is Of Table mens n
ceases Irish Linen, aScS ~ '''''''
DaTnsley, scotch and Irish Table Linens.
81 Loom namasR, DC and upward.
e z Linen Linen Napkins Napkins y and and Upward upward
Large assortment e Linen Doyes' 6oc and upward
Fins E1s1 pamssS %S foSeI;, q 8 and upward.
large line Of linen Lunch Cloths and NapRinss
amS Tss SVsls Il @ and
iei MarseiIes opilts 81 81 90 81 Is 81 81 rs 81 So ss
Ia EsTgf nsn s # e sns snS Quilts
IL Linen Linen sRsss sssens y and ns q y and inward
EXAMINE THE CHEAP COUNTER
UNDERWEAR.
imported Suits si2 and upward
Linen Suits in great variety, from 81 80 upward.
Lawn Wrappers, ~ and upward.
Camels hair, linen and Baptste Redngotcs and Polo
nases.
SIN suits in great variety ct atextremcly low price,;
ffc.n every one Is respectfully solicited.
Llama Lace shawls, Jackets Dolmans&cr in great va
rety. a..
land wool aud grenadlne shawls at a sacrifice.
Tull line OF French Chemises,
Good wamsutta muslin Chemise ssc.
Good Wamsuta muslin ChcInise, ruffed bands 81 IL
Tucked and pufed bosom Chemise, with cdging, 81 g.
Good wamsttta muslin hemmed and tucked Drawers,
Ssc. .
Good wamsuta muslin edged and tucked Drawers, 81
Nighgowns from Sc. upward
Corset Covers in cambric, Csc. upward.
Ladies' Skirts ef good muslin, 75c upward.
Full assortment OF ladies' blouse Waists.
braided and plain.
Corsets in great variety and Of every make at unprc
cedentH low prices. n, RklMAN C0.
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UNDERWEARil Earl
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND FINISH.

10 dozen Chcmiscs, fine muslin and
finish, at 81 each; cord hand, 81 20
each; tucks and cord band, 81 81 each:
tucks, pun and embroidery. from So 40
up. 90 dozen hne Muslin Drawers;
ruillcs, 81 G5cach; with ruiiiing, tucSs
aud putting, from 81 % up; with finc
embroidery. ticks aud putting, at 81 70
and upwards. Fine muslin and extra
finish Night Dresses al 81 IS each with
rutning, tucks and embroidery, from 81
upwards. Dressing Sacgues. with
running and tncks, from 81 % up Corset
Covers from 81 II up; Walking skirts
from 81 each up; Ladies' ANA Children's
Aprons; large lot of woven ana hand.
made Corsets; also Chldren's Corse,
Waists, &c; large stock OF Hoop
skirt, SIC. each up: also new styie Of
Bustlcs, 2Sc. each iip; large lot Of ini.
ported Underwear at low prices. The
above goods will bear close inspection.
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FANCY GOODSi FANCY GOODS
NEW GOODS
BY EVERY STEAMER

We invite special attention to our
Fan Department.
just received, 400 dozen fine and me.
dium quality carved wood and linen
Fans, from &c. a 6oc. each.
$50 dozen, very rich designs, In every
imaginable style and variety, from CSC.
to $Z3.
Particular notice is directed 10 our
stock of extra large Fans the assort.
ment Is the most complete IN the city,
AT prices ~ per cent less than cost OF
importation.
An immense stock ofgiit. Jet and coral
Jcwelry. At astonishin9ly low prices.
Gilt Neck Chains at iJc. each, worth
81 co.
200 dozen Chatelaincs, in 50 different
styles, from lic. each upwards.
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SILKSl SIIKSi SILKS
BLACK SILKS FROM AUCTION.
LACESi La ESl LAcES!
RICH LACES AT Low PRICES,

We Offer special bargains In Point
Applique. Thread, Guipure and Vaien-
cicnncs Laccs. Handkerchiefs. Barhes,
Parasol and Fan Covers, Collars. nc.
French and spanish Trimming Laces /,
Dotted, Spanish and Brussels Net for
Veilings; Colored Brussels Net at 50c
per yard, usual price 81; English
Crapcs, IN new colors, nj 5oc. per yari,
worth 81 So; Also large lot o. Colored
yard Novelties in made up Lace Good.
Children's Lace Hats al 81 ~ each up.
All the new shades IN Frinscs. Grena-
dine Wells at 81 5s each; Spanish Wells,
81 80 to 50 ~. Lace Rniiiinps, In 20 dit
tcrcnt styles, from lc. to 81 - per yard.
Bargains IN Llama Lace shawls and
Jackets, from auction.
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RIBBONS II RIBBONS FROM AUG.
TlON AT 50C. On THE DOLLAR.

200 boxes of new Ribbons. from aac-
ton, IN plain and fancy sash, bonnet
and trimming widths.
FINCH black all silk Sash Ribbon,
from Toe. per yard upward; - car.ons
7-inch Gros Grain. all silk. at 81 per I'd.
New spring Sash Ribbons from 65c.
per yard upward.
~ Ocar.ons rich Roman Sash Ribbons,
from 81 IS per yard upward.
All the new tints IN eros Grain Bon
Finch rich colored watered sash
Ribbons, from Toe. per yard up. The
choicest assortment OF Ribbons in the
city, at prices deiying competition.
Also l0l cartons oi black and colorcd
Velvet Ribbons at cXtrcinely low
prices.
be. ana lOc. per yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS, |
| THE CHOICEST IN THE CITY.

We have added to our extensive stock
of fine French Flowers, 81 boxes of
special novelties, in Bouquets, Gar
lands, Montures, rich Brital Parures,
Floral Dress Trimmings, &c.
N. B.-Flowers branched TO order, III
every style, at short notice. Bridal
Wells, plain and embroidered, from 81
up. Our assortment OF Straw Goods Is
the most complete IN the city. 50cases
OF NeRpolitans, in the nost desirable
shapes; rs cases OF Milan Hats and
Bonnc's; choice collection OF Paris and
Bonnets; lU cases OF extra finc English
trimmed straw Hats, Tor children, at
81 81, worth So 90; Children's Trimmed
School Hats, in white and colored
straw, from 75c. upward; sun ana sea-
side Hats at low prices; French Bonnet
and Hat Frames, in al the new shapes.
Liberal discount to wholesale Gus
toners.