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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
TDs bankrupt LAW to be amended.
WAsHINaToN. Decemher 1O.

81 WASHINGTON, December 10.
At the last session of congress bill repeating
the bankrupt law passed the house, but the senate
refused 10 concur in this action and the bill failed
Sohn G. Bullits, Esq, OF Philadelphls, Is now in
Washington, representing banking and mercAn-
tile Interests, TO procure u modification OF the
bankrupt law, giving the right in all cases to a
majority in numbers of the creditors who shall rep
resent tWO4hrds Of the creditors in amount OF
M oney tosake settlements with the debtors alllof
tue creditors being compelled under such action to
accept the compromise. This modification, from
present indications, will certainly pass the house
and probably the senate. 1t Is intended to be re-
trJActive and to cover cases now in adjudication.
There will be action on it at an early day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
Coast Defences--BIg Guns and Tor
pedoeS.


Commodore Stockton, about the time of the
"hity-fOuT, forty, or fight controversy, invented
the hTst big gun. That was the beginning of q
revolution In naval warfare, although the gun ex-
ploded and killed Upshur aud others, The En-
peror Louis Napoleon Is credited with the first
adoption OF rlhed ordnance, and perhaps its orgi-
nation, Another step in advance. Both these
novelties were rendered possible By the discovery
of the method of instantaneous ignition of
coarse powder, for which we are indebted to Com
modore Rodman. The matter was at first kept Sc
cret, but finally leaked out Of the War Depart
ment1 on was sold from il to foreign powers by
some dishonest clerk. Then n-clads came into
being, and stone forts became practically useless.
Our harbors were, therefore, unprotected II this
new style Of defense prove 1navalling, there the
employment OF torpedoes It is known that upon
these our Government relies in case of war. The
torpedo now under trial is that chosen by Admir-.
al Porter. One of these submarine monsters,
known as the "Intelligent Whale" now lies at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. An amusing incident
took place daring the practice at Fortress Monroe
with torpedo
The eOlored population in the neghborhood oil
tue fort when they saw it sink with all on board
t1rned out en- masse with dredging machines and
oyster tongs TO elect Tesc1e, the persons in the
boat quietly watchlnJ through the port lights oil
the vessel, When the colored population wit
messed the explosion Oi 4 small bomb at the SPOT
where the boat was submerged their di5may and
condemnation knew no bounds. But when the in
ternal machine Teappeared again upon the sur.
face two or three miles away from the spot where
she went down, and came sailing towards them,
they Stampeded to the bushes as though Old Nick
or Neptune himself were after them. Strange to
say none OF the coloIed folks in that vicinity have
been seen fishing for CLAIMS or graphing for oys
ters since.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Kansas In the StoFm-A Letter
.assa From the Engineer.


The Troy IN Y) Times publishes the following
extract from private letter written from Bsrmu-
da by Engineer Burdstt &. uowlng. Of that city,
now on the United States steamer Kansas:
On Sunday, November i6, when of Hatteras,
southwest gale struck us, and for i've days We
were ut its mercy. II was no ordinary gale
never saw its equal. Tuesday afternoon no one
thought wo could live until night We were wal
lowing IN the trough of the sea, and at every roll
tons upon tons Of water came on board. AT 3 p.
M. she dipped green sea that came aboard, burst
open the Ward-room doors, aud threw all OF us
around like boys. 1t filled my room up above my
berth, lifted my bureau, and completely turned 1t
around. Ot course all the drawers were filed
with water, and everything had was completely
soaked dress coats coats, epaulettes, pants &C.,
almost ruined. Shirts, Sheets and such like can
aas9 aAalnA II am afmalAhar EIli milaeW, as
they have bcen lying in water ever since not hav-
ing chance to dry them. haVo not had nv
clothes on since we left New York; for days l
was sOpping wet, not having dry suit to put on ;
my clothes had to dry on me. At no time during
the i've days was my room free from water The
hatches were all battened down, ana all hands on
deck all the time, until 1t seemed they would drop
down from exhaustion. Fortunately my steam
pumps worked admirably so 1 was able to keep
the bfges free. The gale was so severe that we
could do nothing with the ship; she could not lay
to, 50 we had to scud before it under bare poles
We were driven away into the middle of the At
lantlc, which accounts for the present position
The gale subsidized Thursday, since which time we
have been steamiug back our stock Of coal run
nlng low we are obliged to put into Bermuda, il
beng on our way, guess Irving had been here
when he wrote Of the fVexed Bermootllees" The
sailors saying is true, VIZ
II the Bcrmudas you chance TO pass
Beware OF Cape llatteras.
All OF rs were bareEooted during the gale, and
all were more or less hurt when the heavy sea
struck us had both feet and my left hand jam
med, but not seriously. One Of the men had his
head cut open by a spoke Of the wheel striking
him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
no THE PURLRC.

T d. MaINTIRR uAo has been the ssaioF
Ill. partner of The AEm q MoIntlFo 4 JAmes.
HaFaware DealeFs. at 10A Market street. for the
paSi four ySaIs would intern bis friends
and former customers thai be has ulthaFaun non
said RFm and has Fented tore ~ MREkat street.
fsW days oOen with fall stock 81 Hardware. Cat.
loTy &e ana hopes 10 receive the patronage 81 ell
Iarso number Of ffisnds and customers many nsW
Dee. Dee. ). isis-.f H.B. NsINTTRR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

RECEPTION ny Hon. FERNANDO WooD. Rep
rssentatiVs Wood, of New York, gave a reception
at his residence ON Tuesday night for the purpose
OF introducing the new members OF the House OF
Representatives 10 the old members. In addition
~ members Of the House Of both parties there
wage preseps Secretaries Fish and Richardson,
and several Senators OF both parties. RspIessn-
tive \. II. Stephens, of Georgia, was among the
guests, and received marked attention from the
eltire company, including General sherman. The
4 tests were handsomely entertained. Among
thnas present was the Earl OF Rossbury.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

TnR SkNTRNcE or BAzAINH.-TAs Bazaine
trial has ended with the terrible verdict which we
indicated two months ago. lie has been found
anilty Of tha capitulAtion Of fortress and Of an
Srmy n the field without having done ell that was
Faaeirsd BY duty and honor, and has been sen
teHced to death and to degradation from bis rank
before exseation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
MARREkn.I

BL0CKsoN.-FIsHER In Philadelphia. -Ausust
nloespqn. Of J.. q. kanailg. Del. 70 Miss Sallie
IL Fisher, Of RhladolpAla, grand daughter Of
WIN. V. COulton, Esq, Of Milton. Del.
0USLEY-PALMEK.-NOV 9th, by Rev. v. l.
kenney, q Sloan n. =. Parsonage, Del. Co, Pa,
BrandyWine Hundred, Del
NJ MARSHALL-MARSH PhiIadsIphia, o.
the 10th inst. by the Rev. Henry X. Hall. at the
Marshall. b: Lekes, DsL.ta hflS Eide daughter
afJOhn 2. Marshall, Esq, formerly Of the same
town.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

The tAFird annual meeting OF the Illinois State
Grange OF the Patrons OF Husbandry met at
bloomington on Tuesday. Nearly 700 delegates
we're present.
The State Grange OF Patrons OF HusbandFy met
Ak Das Molnes, Iowa, on Tuesday. Grand Master
Bmsdley, in his opening address, said the number
OF subordinate Oranges in Iowa had increased
during the year from 7SS to 1888, with an aggre-
gate membership OF over 100000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

Ascfap Of conversation ia this wise was over
heard in New York Office few days ago:
t'HoW's buslness?" "Dull2 AWfuIy dullP'
'iDoing any Advertising" "No; took 'en all
out q mouth ago. "HoW long since business
aol dallfg 20, three or four weeks ago! THAT
is-abous the time you stopped advertising" i"
Merchant Tuminetes and eanvssser looks inne.
eelIl N No. III A LI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

HIsToRIcAI SOCIETY. - rhe stated monthly
n setting Of the Historical Society Of DelaWaFe
win Be held this evening at 75x o'clock. Men,
beFs are particularly requested to attend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
WATER RENTERS,

NOIlCE-TO WATER hENTEhS.
IN OTFICE CRY WATKR Works,
Wilmington, Dec. I, lS13
The bills for lhO year 1874 are ready and pay
able ut the RsgistraFs ONCE, lOo0 Market street.
January 3lst, 1874 the face OF tho bill and on all
paid during the month Of February i've per cent ad
ditional and on all paid during the menth Of March
ten per cent. addition; and any amounts remaining
unpaid ater April lat 1874 the RegistFar i required
to have the ferrule WithdraWn and suit Instituted
for the recovery Of the amOnnt due, and the water
will not again be let into such premises until such
arrears with assessments and two dollars for draw
once hours. ! A. III. to u ~. and tO6P.M.
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
daeNfoianl Registrar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

NOR RKNT.-TAs large ara and Wharf pr0PeI
~ u, foot Of Orange street.
Apply TO ]. A. HARRIS,
R2t-2Wtf n, B. oognSe frOnt and Tatnall St1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
dee4-tm

NIoTICE is hereby given that the parneTahip
IN heretofore existina between Henry B. Msln-
tire MauFy JAmsss was dissolved On the 2Oth day
of November. A. D.. 1873. hy mutual consent.
All dehts owing 70 the aid pAFnoFaAiP ato TO Be
exelu Valy PocssVaa and baid . sala Malry Ames.
who alone u authorised 10 sigH In there
az II. b. MeINIIRR
decAt If MAURT JAMES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

NTNRS, WHISTLES, BRANDTES GINS.
w Wines. g 70 - per gallon beanaies. "a to
SO; Whistles, 81 50 tn - Gins, g to % per gal
Ions, Also Delaware BittSFs and Fine Liquors BY
the h0ltle or dozen.
ALEXANDER SaYILLE.
5l2 Market St. neXt door 70 City Hall.
dees-lW Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11

AIOTICE.-The second payment Of the Clayton
In Loan Association, (nsW plAn.l will be made
on Friday evening" December. 19th 1t the old Board
OF Trade Rooms, Third and Market OF 10 the Soe-
retary. 2a5 Market street. duFing the afternoon OF
that day. Pers0ns desiring shares in this new loan
shOnld come fOFW ard and subscribe.
M. L. LICHFENSTEIN.
dae4-tm Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-11
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
STATE OF DELAWARE.

STATE OF DELAWARE
EXECUTIYR DEPARTNENF. !
A LIST OF THE JUSTICESOP THE PEACE
IA and NOTARlES PUBLIC appointed by the
Governor of the STATE during the year commencing
December 2d, 1872 and ending December lst lS13:
DAYS. XAME. FEES PAID. REMARKS.
1S72
Dec. ls. Peter " Vandever, $40. Justice Of Peace
1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-01
How to Beaulify the Complexion.

Ifthere is one wish dearer than another to the
heart OF woman it is the desire to be beautiful.
The wonderful reputation of GEO. w. LAIRD'S
BLOOM OF YOUTH" is very justly deserved.
For improving and identifying the skin, it is un.
doubleday the best toilet preparation in the world.
1T Is composed of entirely harmless materials, and
while the immediate effects To render the skin 4
beautiful creamy white, it Will, after few appca.
tons, make it soft, smooth, and beautifully clear,
removing all blemishes and discolorations
This delightful toilet preparation has been severe
~ tested by the Board of Health of New York City.
Dr.. Louis \. saycrs, after carefully examining the
analysis made by the above Board, pronounced
I'm III [ nindla HDlnnm nf VnnthN
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Tailg Aennebet Journal.
STAY WHERE TOU ARE.

We have many inquiries asking advice
shout selling farms at the East and going
West. This everlasting uneasiness be-
longs to the Yankee character. and is one
Of the elements. perhaps, in his enterprise.
We wish, however. to express, with en-
phasis, cur dissent from the too prevalent
opinion that farms at the East are past
working with profit. If, instead of sell
ling out, the owner of the Eastern farm
would inform himself as to the character
of his sell and its needs, and then expend
the amount Of money he must sacrifice in
selling off all his stock, farming tools and
other personal property, in needed i'm
provements and thorough working OF his
farm, he viii find all he desires In the pos
sibilities of the old homestead. There is
no lack Of natural elements of fertility in
these farms they possess the developed
equivalents of a thousand crops. The de-
posts are there; only draw your check
with proper formality and the teller OF
Mother Natures bank will honor it. Look
At the advance of British agriculture in
the last half centuryv-her increase from
fourteen to twenty-eight bushels OF wheat
per acre. If she had possessed millions
of acres of virgin soil, her farmers might
have abandoned the old and sought the
new fields; but instead of that, they have
added a new Kingdom below, doubling
the production of the acres they possess.
Young men who have no farms, the old
hive being full. will do well to seek one
in the West. bat do not abandon the an
eestral acres 10 the stranger Lire Sf0'6
Journal
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Get en- AGENTS profits per week. viii
Do sIOu prove it or forfeit 500. New articles
iuet patented. samples sent free 10 all Address
W. II. CHIDESTEE, 261 Broadway, y. Y.
iuualJtlIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-01

WUkkiHG GlkSSs0oa week guaranteed
Respectable employment at home, day or evening /;
no capital required full instructions and valuable
package of goods sent free by mall Address, with
six cent return stamp, NJ. YOUNG & Co, l73 Green.
wich St., N.Y. junel2-4w
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Iill. Y. I.aiId'S "BlQQl Of YQltl'
HE,yARE OF CoVyTERFEITs,

AK your druggist for Geo. W. Lar,.'s Gloom of
Youth" The genuine has the United States reye-
nue. stamp engraved the front label, and the
name, &c. W. Laird >" blown in the glass on the
cy goods dealers. juEe2iiW
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STATE; on MAINE.
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

STATE OF MAINE, LAND OFFICE
BANGOR, May "a 1873.
~ Office is hereby given that the following town.
~ ships or tracts OF land situate in the county
OF Franklin set apart for sale under the provisions
of the Revised Statutes, Chapter ), section 49, will
be sold agreeably to the direction OF the Governor
and Council on Monday, the first day Of Scptem-
Der next at Il O'Clock, noon, at the Land ONCE in
Bangor, by sealed proposals, to be received at any
time previous to said time OF sale, proposals To
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price l. paid into the Land ONCE with the proposal
The following is Il list of the lands 10 be sold rs
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each VIZ:
Township number Three in Bange Five, west OF
Bngham's kcunebec Purchase the minimum price
liked being - cents per acre.
All that part oftownship No. Thee, Range SIX.
lying within the limits OF the State the minimum
price fixed therefor being % cents per acre.
All that part of township number Two, in Range
Seven, lying within tine limits of the State the min
imum price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment TO be made as follows, viz: One-third
Of the purchase money in cash. including the ten
per cent. of the minimum price deposited and the
balance by notes for three equal sums, payable an
nually, in one, two and three years, respectively,
with interest and bond with sufficient surety Tor
the payment OF fair stumpage of MI timber 10 be
cut thereon TO be applied to the payment of the
notes. Deeds TO be conditional, in the usual form
of state deeds.
PARKER p. RgRLETGU,
may2I- .&Wtscptl Land Agent.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENrs- rs-Tu,Rrxrrrn PAcE-First. second, third,
AsTROLOGY-THIRD PAcE-sixth co column, ai,l,.,,,
CA
soAkb and rfTto6GiSG
Finh and sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH PACE
EE1H s5A
BUSINESS sTS hFf
BUSINESS spS s1sd ffa%ns P4crrh and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FouRru PAcE-First
'sSSHs ''anR r4e.-rnn
ssS se%
coAsTwfsE s' ffn p4er-si1th
fsesssS Column
,s'1s ..,,n A.,
and ssh and
DWELLING W. HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN.
FgRNIsHED-rHlRD PAcE-First, second and third
EUROPEAN Observation-Disclosures PAGr-Fifth and
sixth columns:
ESsS AEp E%ss.s.svsssa iS'e Fass@si.te column
eoa@n GGuH
ASb rs n
ss'P1
HELL wASTED-FEMALEs-F -FlrrrrsrH PAcr-Fourth
HELP PwXNTED-MXLEs-Flprrrs PAGE-sixth col
HORSES CARRIAGES. &C.-sEcosD PAcE-Fourth, nth
HoTELs-FogRrEESTH PAcr-sixth column, and SIX
ae sSFaS
,,, and sixth columns
$IH s
LEcrUHE sEAsoN-E1rvEs.n PAen-sxth column
LOST ANp youNDmE!EvssTa PAss.sesond ACES column
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-SecOnd column
hIIFzp LshRY xsP sGq%9
NE PAGE
HIcElI%ssoUs-Er ssSta P4as-second column
sss%a column
osASs scsFst SGsasosp sosm p4cps,n
FRofhssioShI SHa%h
pRornnfY ouT OF T GTY For SALE OR TO
REAL ro ,snIP
EEsI KsIsfE %&STEDz7Foun1n PAsn-Fah column;
p4ossisth column
rALkS At AUCTloN-sixTkksTH PAGk-Second and
sITUATioSs WXNrED-FEMALEs-Frrrrr PAGE
ma
sfokso~poSs BIRDS. acHsncosn FAeH@Poar,h SG."a
TmE TRxDEs-fl,1rssrn rAef.sixth column.
-
SDoas AND sesn2 EH9
rs P.crr
wArcnHs. "JEwELRY. 4c.-sr1rrrsru pAcr-Fourth
wEsrcaasTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, Ac.-EIIyrsrn PAcE-second
column
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
STERN BR0TzERs,
SIXTH AVENUE
TwESTY.rHIRD STREET,
their entire stock OF
LADIES'. MISSES AND cHILDREN's
UNDERGARMENTs
AT A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION FROM
LAST WEEKS PRICES,
thu, ,ss,I ss.seng .ss: 70 to mSss TsDIssnA
lower prices = than IA they have
We direct special attention to
our very complete assortment Of
NIGHT GOWNS,
cHEMIsRs,
DRAWERS,
DRESSING sACoUEs,
CORSET COVERS
WALKING AND
MUSLIN.
AND CAMBRIc
from the
FSFaisa hQyE MTHoHG Ttsofh ExosfTISs Ihh
LARGEST Variety n THE CITY TO SELECT FROM
As cannot fail to induce the most economically
inclined to purchase.
INFANTS GOODS
Complete assortment of
cHaMlsEs CHEM AsD DRESSES hass2pASbp AND skisTs SI
Elegant line of
Infants worsted Caps sacaues @ and chemises.
lASAo'DNShD FLANNEL SazSaSEs as1SSaGEs AND SKIRTS,
An inspection of goods and prices
is isearnestly solicited, as the
REDUCTIONS WILL BE FOUND REAL,
The above lines OF goods all on the second floor OF
'N' SIXTH AVENUE BUILDING.
We will also offer
OUR EflsE EEs sTSGk sS Tlbqg1 Nb OF
PRIME COST.
LADIES' SUITS OF CASHMERE,
SERGE, &C.,
in ,ae "a aest s fIs EH1GDsan rs apNs4a, sylef at
Reduction fully ~ per cent
LADIES' REDINGoTEs OF
cAsHaERE.
&C, &c.
ats7 TO- S. 50 50 slI 75 spwards
PARIS AND sERsfs Efssf m %ADE fisA"' STOCK ''
' poLMANs
including many very handsome
styles just received, at
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
LADIES' MORNING WRAPPERS.
Over twenyhye @ dne5sn e styles and materials
The largest assortment in the city,
FRENCH coUTILLE, REAL wERLEY.
'LoVE-FlrRiSG CdRsNTS AND FREScH-woVEN
all at greatly reduced prices
STERN BROTHERS.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
We beg to call attention to our very large and COM
plete line Of
GENTLEMEN's LADIES, AND MISSES
KID GLOVES.
Our own importaions, and expressly manufactured
LHDrEs' KID GLOVES, rwo-BurroNs, IN ALL the
A'" ''''" ''-''' quality guaranteed.
THE CELEBRATED LuPIN KID GLOVES, in street
and opera colors, two-buttons, 81 l5
nTSSSSSSp FSSps sfs sTros KID
LADIES' CLOTH yEy ysEy AZ srs oGh anS Of three buttons
Misses Misses and chdrens co,h Gloves love aA' e' 'D''0'S
and two buttens, in
arle nd c1ofh hadn
we '"A" '''p'"sa MONDAY MORNING,
an entirely and handsome line Of
PAssEMENTERIE TRIMMINGS,
plain and beaded.
SUPERB n s.E1Es .iI 1issA.l AsH'Sors'
RICH ORNAMENTS,
for Dresses and Cloaks
BEADED AND oxlDIzEp BUTTONS,
and very complete
. FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS
FLOWERS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN rkLr sD HATS, rnA,"hSs
in all the leading styles
REDUCED PRICES.
STERN BROTHERS
have opened the past week
three entire Cases
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
in
PARIS, BERLIN AND VIENNA
FANCY GOODS,
to which we invite the special attention Of our
friends aud customers.
Magnificent assortment Of
CUT STEEL SLIDES, ORNAMENTS. BUCKLES,
pEIT Cr AspS ppncurs Avn v.pprxrs
FINEST CUT JET STRING NECKLACES. At
Is, 81 IS 81 90. VERY CHEAP.
oxlDIZED VEIL PINS BELT CLASPS ORNAMENTS
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
UNDERWEAR,

UNDERWEAR,
purchased, during the summer months, directly from
the factories.
Ladies' merno Vests high neck and long sleeves, at
66c., sold nowhere at less than 81 25
Full lines OF the finest grades of
Regular made Underwear.
Enormous reductions have been made in our
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Our undergarments both for ladies and children, will
be found equal to ordered work.
Special attention Is called to
- French Percalc Underwear.
We are the only agents OF the Parsian manufacturer.
French Percale Chomlse, hand embroidered band,
front and sleeves, all sewed by hand, atSl A.
Heavy French Percale Night Dresses embroidered and
scwed by hand tucked yoke &c, at 81 2 ~ So &C. up
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

- &---@
ALPACAS.
90
Examine Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
A black Alpaca. worth fun shc sold at 25c.
A black Alpaca, worth full 65c.. sold at SIC.
black Apass pure linen warp, worth full 90c, sed
At soc.
A black Alpaca, best in the market so inches wide,
worth full 81 25 sold at 62c.
Large variety of Cashmere Drap d'Ete Brliantines,
Crepes Bombazines. Barathcas, Henrietta Cloths.
Thibets &c, at special inducements
English waterproof Cloth equal to any 81 50 water
proof in the city, at CSC.
Ladies should not fall examine rich assortment
Ladies' and cnildren's Suits Coaks sacques, Jackets.
Dolmans &c, &c.
Beautiful Ladies' Redngotes in CLOTH satteen and repel
lants. at 50, worth SIS.
Elegant imported Boys suits for boys from to 10
years, at ss 50. $40 &c., worth double,
I EnRICHs,-2s7 AND 2s9 EIGHTH AVENUE. I
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

All our own manufacture. and offered ct less than
wholesale prices. -
75c.
Chldren's white Concy sacaues, silk lined, at IS.
Special inducements IN Fur Trimmings
Real Seal sacques extra suaity, at S85 worth SIPS
Rich assortment OF real and imitation SEAL Mink, Lynx.
Chinchla, Ermine Sets, at special Inducements
Ladies' will find II greatly to their advantage to pur-
chase their Furs as early as possible.
We cordially invite ladies to visit establishment
Every article will be foYnd exactly advertised. We
esteem II . pleasure TO SHOW goods.
Il u KR il 90 ii II
+, 4 It'll 4 1 4 E!S / hs
4. 4 i ! / i 3 4 i !
EEEE i Il I 4 Il occo K L sssS
Isl and sss Eighth avenue near Twenty fourth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
DRY GOODS.
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street

r. MEAREs, 81, .v.n,. :, s,.,..,.
Having made extensive purchases at auction during
and closed out large lots from importers at great re-
duchon rom former prices
we can offer 70 customers
the cheapest Goods Of the season
ask The attention Of to the fol
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.
masns
Splendid black sros grain silks ul widt 10 I, as ward
Superior Pinch black sros grain dress silks. =,
81 ss 81 80 and 81 %; wei worth 81 . and ~
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FINEST SATIN FINISH cAcHEMIRE BLACK SILKS.
s22s 81 50 and 81 IS; soc. under usual rates
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SeIsrssa !1i9m1ns @ @ SIX. &c. AID xarsss,
100 pieces dress Silks all the new shades superior
DRESS GOODS
Fin. yssssh GsE al %a sss
have been 50 at ST 25yard.
Cloth shades Of Mern0s and a Msss cheap S at !, yard
- wv. :, m and piasonas soc;I Soc De; and 7sc.
Fine Popin Alpacas hest shades, Sic, &c. and 4Sc.
lU0 pieces extra quality Dress Goods In plain
plads and stripes 25c., Sc., Sc, $50 and toc
MOURNING GOODS
IN Cashmere, Tamlsc Italian and cretonnc Cloths,
Empress, Biarritz Bombazines Alpacas and serges,
with fun line OF Courtand's English Crepes.
Best brands OF Black Alpacas, Sc. DC, 44c 5c.
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
have added this new and attractive novelties
in Paris and Berlin made Suits the excellence OF finish
and originality and excusvenes OF the designs OF which
won or our recent opening the appr9eaG&n & o. eur cur
prompness and the satisfaction given In the execution OF
all orders TO merit continuance Of