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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. December IL.

w ASHlNGTOS, december IL.
Mr.. Wright. of Iowa, presented q
petition asking the establishment OF a
home for inebriates in the District of
Columbia.
Mr.. Bogy, Of Missouri, animadverted
severely on the manner OF administer
ing Indian affairs and the operations OF
the Indian Bureau, and said our whole
Indian legislation was force from begin-
ming TO end. He al.o spoke of the cor.
ruption and wrongs inflicted on the
Indians.
Mr.. Sumner, OF Massachusetts. offer-
ed resolution looking to the abolition
OF the Office OF Commissioner oil Inter-
ral Revenue. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Pratt, OF Indiana,
the Finance Committee was instructed
to inquire whether National Banks
should not be restrained from exactipg
excessive rates OF interest.
Mr.. Edmunds, OF Virginia, moved to
refer the bankrupt repeal bills to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Conkliug, of New York, and Mr..
Thurman, of Ohio, wanted the bill act
ed on before recess. The subject then
went over and Mr.. Fenton, OF New
York, addressed the Senate or Finance.
Mr.. Windam, OF MINI, asked the
Senate to adjourn during the holidays
from Friday next.
Mr.. Thurman opposed fixing any
day for adjournment before the impor-
tant business now on the table was dis
posed o..
Mr.. Logan also opposed the adjourn
ment and advocated immediate action
on the bankrupt bill.
Mr.. Sherman said that the Commit
tee on Transportation, of which he was
a member and Mr.. Windam the chair
man, had been ordered by the Senate
to proceed to New Orleans during recess,
and he (Sherman) had agreed to 60 If
the recess was ordered, and it was de-
sired that it should be known whether
recess was to be taken; he would
himself vote against a recess.
Mr.. Wright opposed the recess.
Mr.. Edwards moved thatit be in
definitely postponed, which was decided
in the affirmative. Yeas 81; nays y.
The resolution TO pay the funeral ex-
penses OF John NJ. Morris, late execu-
tive clerk, and a month's salary TO his
widow was passed.
Mr.. Edwards renewed his motion
that the House bill repeating the bank
ruptcy act be referred to the Com mittee
on the Judiciary. After come discuss
sion the motion Of Mr.. Edwards to re-
fer was agreed to.
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ILLINOIs.
The eformed Episcopal Church.

The efOrmed Episcopal Church.
PEORIA. December l7.-Bishops
Cummins and Cheney lectured TO an
immense congregation, in the Second
nresbyterian church this evening. They
,me by an invitation Of the prominent
ocmbers Of the Episcopal church, who
are anxious 10 form an organization
under the new reform. There ls no
doubt but that a new society will be
started at an early day, es large num-
Der have signifed their intention OF se-
cediug from the white house party.
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RICHMOND.
Riehmo nd and Petersburg RaiIrea

HIehm0nd and PetersbufK sHIIIVAu'
RICHMOND, December l7.-At q meets
ing of the stockholders of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad to-day, F. R.
Scott, OF Petersburg, was elected Presi-
dent. The contract between this county,
Petersburg, and Weldon county, by
which both lines were operated under
one management, known as the Rich
mond and Weldon route, has been can
celled by mutual consent, the cancells-
ton to take effect on the 2lst inst
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YEW YORK STATE.
\ Comedian Playing Tragedy.


".cHGzTER, December lT.-On Mon
... B.: Harry Moore, comedian in
's o,era House Company, stabbed
-..,,.: " tn carving fork, inficting 8
q. wound. lie claimed as the cause
, ,ar act the iniielity OF his
sc Emma Stone, a leading lady st
-s Opera House. This morning he
Fs2: 10 the Opera House and shot Jo-
s.,a Frank, one OF the attaches OF that
,a,e, saying that he was tue cause Of
I'd, U92J.es. The shot entered under
:-e et, ear and passed through the
-5., within one-eighth OF sn inch Of
- Ria3pipe, lodging under tie right
90 The surgeons are unable to find
H. "a. a. vet.
Forgery aud Frsud.
S;az-is Wardwell, who was EN- ploy-
f. -@;. recently as City Collector on
"e GsGa'o Express, was arrested yes
:-:lay al Alexander, Genesse county,
0.S-sei with iOrgeries on the Express
hing Company and number OF
o.-s- firms, amounting TO $4,000. He
rs com m,t,ed to jail for examination.
Laying n Corner Stone.
-ovGHGEEPsIE, Dec 1.-The laying
..s corner stone OF the contemplated
-:..ou river tridge at this city, took
&c to-day. The hour fixed for the
-s:smony was j. o'c,cc!, ?. NJ, but on
A.osat of iue delay in the arrival OF
t'-s.S the IayiuE o. the stone was
.era'.y delayed. The procession,
1..1a was tie largest Gni most I'M
ever seen in this ciIy, consisted
p. .'2ry, p,.lce and tremen, Hart
80 c'wmoa council and oiher socie-
TO. a.so q great number OF car
- containing invited guests.
.''".aea: among the arrivals were
f.YeraJrs, Mayors. Legislators. Ma
,'~' *, rom tue Eastern and Middle
- Taey proceeded to the site Of
.'a pier, where Deputy Grand Mss
"' "I-'ei, lad the stone with Ma
..'- 1oaors and appropriGie obserSa-
"a Cams were fred, bells were rang
~ .sleoTd dispersed; the people
%. .~. : 20 n~s and the guests 10 the
"..-; =, tie Opera House
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BROOKLYN.
Letting the Arapiles out OF the
Docks.


Brooklyn, Dec. l7.-Operations were
commenced to-day on the coal barge
which lies sunk in front OF the dry dock
containing the Spanish iron clad Arapi-
les. Divers went down and made a
survey OF the sunken vessel prepara-
tory to passing chains under her, which
difficult operation will take several
dsys. The contractor for supplying the
coal will have to bear the expense OF
raising the vessel as the government
holds that she was sunk through the
carelessness OF those having it in charge.
The Spanish Captain has written a let
ter to Admiral Rowan expressing his
earnest desire 10 get away.
4 False Report.
The sensational report that two kegs
of powder, ready for ignition, were
touud early yesterday morning in the
hold OF the war ship Minnesota, which
is lying nearly ready for sea in the
Brooklyn navy yard, ID explained as
follows: When the Minnesota was
laid aside five years ago two copper
casks, one OF which contained few
grains OF powder were left in the maya
Zine where they were found this morn
ing and were Immediately removed.
The story OF a plot to blow her up is
therefore unfounded. Great activity
continues in the navy yard. An order
has been received from Washington
directing that every chip now prepar-
ing be finished within ten days.
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BY TELEG GR APH'
rrcvuslycly for the Register.
-. the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
~ Ofiice, 10 Main street,
HASHIN TON.
WASHINGTON, December Il.

ASElNUlONI DCSSLHUSE L.
VirSInIus Coming Home.
Y.psch.s were received at the De-
,..rsnt Of ) ste to-dsy, conveying the
.,.ns.ion tha. the Virginius was re-
Yesterday morning, the 10th inst,
..r.,s o'clock a. m. She sailed from
-,ss Hsuda at four o'clock p. NJ, for
.eC,.sd States.
The News at Washington.
Tie news OF the surrender Of the Vir-
In. % the United States at Bahia
ry!s, Cubs, Yesterday st 9 o'clock q.
% sal her departure from port at 4 p.
vas communicated by Captain
i.,s-sl Jauellar to Admiral Polo this
,"..oon. Upon receipt of the dispatch
Animal Polo called upon Secretary
c.l. 10 whom he communicated it's
y-s1.s and congratulations were ex'
grl over the news so satisfactory
g; 18th the Secretary and the Minister.
.-.gas the first intelligence received
..:-.. government, and it was prompt
=, :s-:mitted by Secretary Fish to the
2.,..lsc.. Later in the day the Secre-
v.y ,s,.ved the following dispatch
m,- - 'sid before the President and
>.,:..i.r Of State
HEr WEST, December II, 1873.
". George ". RJsson, Secretary Of
T.: NEa Washington, D. C.:
The Virsinius was promptly put
10 Oh. hands Yesterday, at the ap-
.,.;el time. Your orders will be car
..;oa. with all dispatch. Further in-
:as,on will be te!egraphed to.mor-
>.suei G. II. SCoTT,
Rear Admiral Com ding
Tie Yirginius was surrendered to
g.. i!:patch boat Despatch, which was
.:s.ei to Bahia Hsuda for that pur-
...s. accompanied by a tug. The sup
.,.@on is that after the VirgInius was
the hjgh sess the Despatch proceed
q. 10 Key West, leaving the Nirginius
81 a,.ow with the tug.
TIE exact condition Of the Virginius,
e.. whether she is seaworthy and able
under steam, is not known
- lie authorities here, but the Navy
agtment will have full information
L. ,A.s, however. She will have to
:. a, Key West, in any eyeat, and II
5sais altogether on her condition
-.7so5a she may be expected at q
-=le:a port. She may be looked for
..rtys-, before many days. No ad-
.,: lave been received OF the surren-
.-:o'. the prisoners which were to be
...vs:rl TO Commander Braine at Sam
- az o'clock yesterday morning
t-i2o doubt is entertained of their be-
a:cl board the Juniata at this time
arioa their way to the United States
Ca,:2.l-General Jauellar in his dis
ls.c. ID Admiral Polo states that the
;-e-arb.c communication with Santi-
So sill interrupted, butIhe has no
...@5. the transfer OF the prisonera g
.;ponted time.
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CINCIN NATI.

Policeman Arrested for Burglary.
CINCINNATI, December T.-Daniel
Bayless, an ex.detective and an officer
of the present police force, was to-day
arrested for completely in recent burg
larry Of tailor store. The goods were
recovered in Bayless' house, under the
stairs. 1t ia charged that he regularly
set up this robbery.
The condition OF Major Ferrel, the
Covington reporter of the Commercial,
who was stabbed yesterday. is pronounc-
ed critical.
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though not aIways, cured by ~ use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the follicles
are destroyed, or the glands airophIed and
decsysd nut such a. Tennai IN can be IayeG
by this application, and siim ulated into
activity, ~ that a new growth Of hair is
produced. Instead Of fOuiIng the hair with
pasty sediment IL will keep iG clean and
vigOrouE is occaglOnsl use will prevent
the hair from turning gray or falling OG,
and consequently prevent baiiness. The
restoration Of vitality 10 gives 10 the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF dand-
TuG, which IL often 30 uncieanly and onen-
siye. Free Z ON those delstsrIGus Iubstan.
cas which max. some preparations danger
Ous and IN D'uriOus 70 The hair, the VlgoE eau
only benefit but not harm u. IL wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing
else can be found 50 desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, 10 does not soil white
csmbTic, and yet lasts long on the hsir,
giving it a rich, glossy lustTe, and grateful
PeIfnne.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. G. Aver & Go.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
oct2l eg
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CEIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIyGToS, Dec. Is, An.
pPORLBlLITIEs

For the northwest and the upper
lske region clear or partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature will pre-
vail, the pressure in these districts is
slowly increasing with northerly to
variable winds. For the Ohio valley
ard thence south inward over Tennessee
and the Eastern Gull States snd south
ward to the Atlantic coast generally
clear weather with but slight changes
OF TEN peratuIe during the dsy. follow.
ed by increasing cloud t;Iess sud lower
ten perature in the Mississippi valley
on Thursday night For the eastern
portion OF the lower lake region cloudy
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'.'n B,l.iugs says II will state for
,"s i.'srmatlJa o. those who haven't
- 80 cla@ce 10 lay in secret wisdom
* .''e.y az have. that one single
-. -.'Sei uno feels well can brake up q
-!.e csmp-meeting.
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AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color,

A dress Bg
which lsstonce
2grceaDls heal
thy, and eEec.
iusi .Dr pre-
ser vim z tho
III ir II EIOH
Ten>H1s I1lt>li u
D0D hIiy IL tfs
original cotOr.
CuhU< DioaI and
JTesh nesI II
y UIh. Thin
hair isthicken-
cd, fallen hair
checked, q n i
lJalCipesss Onsu
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P. S-A f.e hss just been discoyer-
ed in the Hale House. 1t originated
10 defective flue, snd was ex:inguish-
ed before any grea! damage was done.
The alarm created the greatest excite
ment, though, and it was fun to zee
grave Senators, lively delegates, staid
and steady State officers, coming down
from the capital building, pell NELL, 10
save each one bis other shirt, his lsst
speech or some other valuable a:ticle.
| am writing this on the top OF the
postoffice safe which has been put out
in the entry ready to move in case Of
emergency, though the fire he's been
out half an hour,
, 1873-07-19
card of 22nd April 1917 he held on
TIE PROPERTY

NO. lO Compagnigade Christiansted,
in which levy has been effected for
taxes for 1871 and which property
according to the tax list belongs to
{. f.. q II. NJ. Benton.
eden Auction Torsdagen den 28de
August 1873,
3die Auction Torsdagen den lite
September 1873,
allie ON Ettermiddagen Kl. | slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den l4de Juli 1873.
II. A. JURs.
n the request Of the Sheriff of
III ChristiauSted agreeable to orders
from Government, three public Ven
dues wall in accordance with the
placard Of 22nd April 1917 be held on
The Property
No. 81 D~romingens Gadc Chris
tiansted, in which levy has been eff
fected for taxes for 1871 and which
property according to the tax list
belongs to Carolina Bough
The Vendues will be held at the
Yendue Office as follows.
LIST Vendue Thursday the 18th
August 1878
2nd Vendue Thursday the 28th
August 1878.
Bird Vendue Thursday the 18th
September 1878.
all at | o'clock p. m.
Christionsted's Vend0c Office l4th
July 1878.
II. A. JTTRS
, 1873-07-19

The Vendue will be held at the
Vendue Office as follows:
list Vendue Thursday the 18th
August 1878,
2nd Vendue Thursday the 28th
August 1873.
3rd Vendue Thursday the llth
September 1873.
all at Ii o'clock a. IN.
Christiansted's Vendue Office 14th
July 1878.
H. A. JURS.
, 1873-07-19

N @'? s:, .os5 9t 2 &c: 6sa.o15 II. wit r' no President 5%s set @ ?2os' p SB Boa asn5 8s 5 Of The r9 0s%Sa:
g gbab % II on s '%S % efs aa Fund dis is sggs{ sm So strongly g5, h he Mould call attention to a circumstances
5spS 1Ss5ns Sr Fund s r SS ia 4&> r Vt 4 is to "5 9%ay " hs l S5 ans6dosP'' 4 iP% F% i'm fi s% oo r%s @ of
pay with; are the $500 to be taken out ohe amount imti or the money &e taken n fm he
when the next communal budget is framed we would in that @eJ be- having The $500 on %o side as
as part payment on the $4,000 # the amount he styled a o. Tbd> as sbc%n
to pay and therefore every cent has 70 Be pd 9% the Treasury, the lender the Whole sas
and %l $ b3 fo 1t is srb%t on the f%e Of The I'll. %e that he no@gau%n."d win ~" be
ruP%t Of which he o~it as an une@"nb bic thing md notcmN"e,f with common senses but
most o" 3 ads nop% way wa of Setting the m4tE j..
lime I' an trad s" an cn' va7 HIS E Ez a55 DI had sS& GG%r"% @ ~l r"%%r% n" t. i" . % h 5Dh G" nE
qmy lied TO sIow,a the T@ms i" @1 has and vii. l@o %%}na. means Of meeting its
eor on oy consideration for poJHg the $500 yearly G@@%y" oa4n II ms en- c% a@a win
5ggu%6@a how the amount d~aod f to be repaid. He aj 10 a. tae ~% l"~n53.@r the TP" ami
Could @T @~on no mns@to%nI: S4n@gs but " o4@no% "j" WOW" % from tie 'p~@
Wise prescribed He had also Aern, hat there roadbe WY g4 1arn not Io"s Ge
$4,000 for the Which he can get such TENS for paying off, &f~ not py @n exist Int continue.
had %y been .a f%t to S fn@1 deb, ard ~an The d'tw was paid If WOULD n-n@E cease s@Mt
used for immigration. lie He could oveb enknPed 70 60 hrMr but would not po~g this meed ~
non %5 % St! but a% that in n a short as &MH s o% e. and % the 44n"%sI for 4e ""y @sss that he
The T %1 r %f the S hG9I 2@ n nsm0ef Tssn vim H 4e qo"@ #@h %+. The b"o".5n M%5T %ss
&c @ oGs Insurance. a%" o@p%y rs Obtained ~" and D% G2S them he" the the F"55 r@%%1%GC *46 % % : a @S sa 4s
the gSar part part Of oh5 "" am. to m3 F@ n@o d 1" tax was Lid % on tho county for tho p;
TS@o5 "s" d @s II a::ca so at 5 %s tim" a 1 43 "@"s or d d. the ca%5%*1i " oonsa % nj 4o . as END
@saa& E. .nnd Ps@@ ia S2 %1' il i i%@i 1saS a a' o& o'"% s Which of das' a%a5 @ G5un ae
had"n%l '" the tax was only for that particular pop~, and would erase With t.
2ol Msn6a tor oa@ m%@s cGmt 2I D Mmf%s lR.~n"~1 would only observe That the I'M
"0' I@ Fl" President "o|j "S the the oaSospo "% of I85 a T% az by "" that !" 1 Ss s% % ali is
avis it. sa domi @. for orr gs5I ri. 55 I 5@" l@% mot 0. ooi "@ @s Il. be said that aer%9' docs not
ne and every Member ofHe coocJh" fund ~hoaeyey year is sure of ~phs$aoo
III Grow anne !J"t a AID m m5 far % as tn % %amninsotH No l. caves to a future limo to be
he will vote for the original Draft as tho chief thing is to g" the money for mngnnGn
gr"a N % g g*% H. % s% %st tn" sS & H 5s5ss: T r%y.5 %a.r md F s~ no ao:o.@1 o..4 an
,ras 1 BIZ g 1sas g %' Il: 4 S@@1 s5"o 3 as % IN: 5ss@sa . % Ss s"l tall s 1 s.s'5 j. j" t. q. %1 sss1qs
4s :a %s atssa 4% g "% s5& 2s ps y9 ne Votes against T =. b. concluded!
, 1873-07-19

Gouvernementet vii bliye afholdt 3de
ofentlige Auctioner i Oyereenstem-
meIse med PIacat 22nd April 1917,
over
EIENDOMNgvfON
No. 81 Dronningens Gade her / By
en-, hyori er gjort Udlag for Skate
~restancer for 1871, og hvilken Elem
dom efter SkatteIisten tilh0rer Caro-
line Bough.
Auctionerne afholdes her paa
Auctions Contoiret som f0Iger:
Iste Auction Torsdagen den l4de
August 1873.
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70 TO THE GREAT CLOSING OUT CHEAP SALE OF
" rorJhhR Shf sbASos bAS GOODS 81 TIE sFoRH
coNKLISG CO.,
between Eighth and Ninth streets
ON MONDAY, JULY7, WE WILL COMMENCE OUR
oSk. and. order make room ior i%portsaion; q
ever Exhibited in int this ise City si' '"'''
SILK DEPARTMENT
All the celebrated makes Of Lyons black gros grain
U 'ss s!pPs 4 gss !. ri 9 % s i Z. q 6 & ns: !:
imported ali fully per cent below regular prices
FANCY sILKsi FANCY s1LKsn
xsSss' sss.:s striped
msI sF Rs' ior suits and Redn
cotes, T1<c.. really worth 81.
JAPANESE sILKsl JAPANEsE sILKsm
Our entire stock Of Japanese Silks closing out RreatlV
below cost
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Closing % out yard wide French perc"'es' lsc former
Closing out stripe M and chene mixed seaside Popins
Closing out 5 pieces various kinds OF Dress Goods all
ns | 9sS s ass " pSi s
Polka Dot Grass Cloth over yard wsoe, seersuekers
PSnses' Ieno a oSmei T Hair, &c ac, &C., at sre.,
GRENADINES GRENADINBsll
at i2jlc and upwards
BArIsrE CLOTH AND GRASS LINENsi
pieces satists Cloth yard wGe and pure % linen
BSs Cloth SOC former % STifs v,.s: 4se ala.
SOC and Sc. {; worth Is per cent lhore.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Closing out our entire stock Of Mourning Goods con
s
French Bombazines Velour Dc Nice Gros $, Dc Venice
X iron Grcnadincs. &c. q yard and upwards
Grenadines. 4l u "A
Best English Grapes for wells and trimming at great
reduction on former prices
LACE DEPARTMENT.
81 50 $40 sl2 90 SIS sls, s2l to the finest imported
Closing out great bargains real Gufpure Thread and
Closing out great bargains in Point Point Applique and
Closing out bargains IN made up Laces of every de-
scripon Lace Handkerchiefs Sleeves Collars and Sets
Closing out great bargains in Guipure and Thread
Cspes, Thread and 0uipare Barbes and ooitIuIes.
Closing out great bargains In Ruhiings Pumnss and
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Closing Victoria Lawns at i5c, &c. c. ssc. and
r.si: %s;;S sS' . % p'''s"n'n Victoria Lawn s'
and
Closing oH sw L IN MusIs a% 40 OF very & superior quality
aosaaiso sstas, IS: 2 pisss, ' .
eces sns a SqSs and co out at
2sc, Sc Sc and ioc yard; fully IS per cent below
al "sn sas ss H;% sa
at l2xc and upwards
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENT.
| 800 dozen all linen Bath Towels, closing out 81 90
StB, ~ ~ rs 81 30 half dozen; the best value ever
offered.
so dozen Huck Towels, Soc half dozen upxardI
$50 dozen Damask Towels extra large size, ~ 70 ~ o.
1S dozen bs%s:t Sapsins 81 s. rs 81 80 rs o.
re Bed Spreads asf I % WORTH
81 40
An elegant assortment OF embroidered Piano Covers
closing out at s. 80 80 $0 81 60 very much below cost
Closing out Table Damasks. white and coored Shirt
ing Linens, linen Diaper, Toweilings Table Covers
linen and cotton sheetines rckings Fannel &c, &C.,
at great reduction on former prices.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Hosiery and Underwear for ladies and gentlemen
Two.button Kid Gloves 81 Is pair sold elsewhere q
81 IS
At the
great closing out cheap sale
CoNKLING CO.,
763 Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
JOHN Z. KAUGHRAN,
r. W. CHIvIs,
W H. CONKIING
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III Removal.
l.. SHAW
has removed his well known Hair Establishment TO
36f Bowcry, corner Fourth street,
branch store 36 Sixth and begs call the
attention the ladies 10 hts superb stock of Human Hair
Goods OF the best quality of hair only Of his I'm.
portation and manufacture.
As have had numerous complaints from ladies who
have been led asray by unscrupuoue imlaors of cd
vertisemens and bought nfe rior goods call the aen
uon Of the ladies to 364 Bowery Fourth street.
which entire building occupy.
The largest stock OF Human Hair Goods In the city.
All hair used In my establishment import and manu
factue myself and Is Of the best quality only and
expert can prove that use In goods other quail
ty but the best mix Il with Italian Chinese hair
which Is generally applied 70 by otherdealers will
fund the money In every case
can offer to the public inducements which cannot bs
All goods warranted as represented
Short Hair Switches, 81 i,sS sSd Upwards
Finest quality Hair Switches solid not dyed, Is inches
long. ounces weight, &5.
Do Y inches long, ounces weight S.
Do 70 inches long, ounces weight Sd
Do. 81 inches long, ounces weight $40
Shaw's patent Hair Switches Soc.
Long Single Curls natural curly
~ inch g. Xinch. ~ So 2inch, o.
Friscts, Is cents per yard.
Branch Store, S6S Six tn avenue,
between Twenty second and Twenty third areeta
Ladies' own hair made over In latest rkyeA
Oombings maoe up 80 cents per ounce.
Goods sent g o. by express receipt Of color and
money, tn registered letters or Post once order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06

Great clearing Sale,
preparatory to our semi-annual stock taking.
Our Suits Lace Shawls and Sacques Ladies' Underwear
Trimmed and untrmmcd Hats Flowers, Ribbons, &c,
all to be sold OF without regard to cost.
Our 1000 and 100 Suits at S.
Reding0tcs at 81 S. So 20, - 30, DC.
Balance Of our Real Llama Shawls and Sacques
at great sacrifice
Straw Hats at immense bargains.
Palmetto Hats, fully trimmed, at S0c.
Real Hair Hats at 25C and 5Oc.. worth double.
LADIES LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06

A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
$1,000 worth Of
Sash Ribbons
watered and
- fancy striped
Millners and sorekcepers supplied at less than down
MARKS 4 aOLDENHoRN
No TO 0rand street, between k1dridge and FORSYTH,
And MI Grand street, corner LpdlYW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06
YORK. SUNDAY JULY g. ls7a-TRIPLE SHEET


EoUND-ON THE SD OF JULY ONE II FEET
II bright Vanished Boat The owner have her by
paying CHARGES Call at IS Duane street. New York Co
lumbar Foundry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06

LADIES LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY
should examine elegant Bathing Suits at g IS and
o. ~
Bathing Caps Shawl Straps Satchcls Leather Belts,
Oxidzed Buckles and Clasps Vinaigrees, Chatelanes
&C., all reduced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06

AT s. t. TAYLoRs PATTERN ROOMS, $40 BROAD
N way-He eadquarters for teaching my system the
only perfect rule cutting ladies' dresses including the
art Of basting Good cutters In great demand. Also
ONCE Of Ia Hon Ton,n "a Mode EIegante" and Revue
Dc " Mode" imported.