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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29

SARDINE SroRY.-ln ole OF the cities
OF New Hampshire, some wears since,
Young man named IT--y was elected
May or and very important lie thought his
position During his term Of office fire
company sent word that they should visit
his city and remain several DAYS. The
Mayor called "a meeting o: the City Council
TO see what should be done towards enter
tanning the firemen. He wanted to show
the hospitality of the city in its most mag
nificent form, and proposed that a collation.
tie given the strangers.
And what. asked one al the aldermen.
do You propose to put on the table for
the collation.?
"We'll give them" said his Honor in
reply, "hot coffee and sarjines."
One Of the Council thought that sardines
and coffee were hardly up to the mark for
hungry firemen.
Il know better said he Mayor in an
angry tone; "sar'iines are hearty aud will
lie just what the men need"
Perhaps, 'saidan Alderman, his Honor
does not know what sardines are"
The Mayor sprang to his feet angry all
over. 81 know lac shouted, what sar-
dimes are rs well as You do, or any other
member of the board I've eaten enough
OF them during my life They are easily
prepared. just take two pieces OF bread
aud put piece of ham between them and
your sardine l.. made
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29

Best Jeans, fresh rom thc
Manufactured, are sold at nc
by Harm.svn q Co.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29
COZ NTRY MERCTT1NT.S

and others will do we'll to give u. a call, a. VIC
offer great inducements. aug3tf
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29
THE NEW MOON.
By wN. cuttES BRYANT.

when, as the garish day is done,
Heaven burns with the descended sun,
It's passing sweet to mark.
Amid that husl of crimson light,
The new moons modest bow grow bright
As earth and sky grow dark.
Few are the hearts too cold to feel
A thrill Of gladness DER them steal,
When first the wandering eye
Sees family, in the evening biare,
That glimmering cause of tender rays
Just planted in the sky.
The sight Of that young crescent brings
Thoughts Of all fair and youthful things
The hopes Of early years;
And ehildhood's purity and grace,
And joys tina, like a rainbow chase
The passing shower Of tears.
The captive yields him to the dream
of freedom, when that virgin beam
Comes out upon the air;
Aud painfully the sick man tries
To fix his dim ard burning eyes
On the sweet promise there.
Most welcome to the lovers sight
Glitters that pure, emerging light;
For prattling poets say,
That sweetest is the lovers walk,
And tenderest is their murmured talk,
Beneath its gentle ray.
And there do gravcr men behold
A type Of errors, loved of old,
Forsaken and forgiven;
And thoughts and wishes not of earth
Just opening in their early birth,
Like that new light in heaven.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
rhe s,Ory of aVaeant ltOuse.

There Is near the Boston and Lowell RAILROAD,
in Somerville, a handsome brick house. just
discernible from the cars as they enter a rnI %
the road bed, which has romantic history. L
vas built BY q rising young lawyer Of Boston,
Who was engaged 10 be married. He had fully
furnished the house in anticipation Of soon max
ing il his home, with his young wife, when the
engagement was broken of, for reasons which, ,if
they could be related, Wonld greatly add to The
romance Of the story. The disappointed lover
shut up his new .hOlse, just as At was, declaring
il should not be opened as long as the would
have.b bride should live, That was nearly
twenty years agone, and the furnished bu1 un-
tenaned house still stands closed, just as u was
prenared 10 velcDme its expected MISTRESS
Lowell (MasA) Courier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

Owing to certain antagonistic influences the col
lection Of the works of American artists will make
bat a sorry figure in the art gallery Of the Vienna
Exposition. The French, German, Flemish, Ital-
ian and other European schools of art will be
certain to have their best works exhibited at the
WoIld's FAIR hut it seems that the committee
having charge Of the matter here Is unable 10 pro-
cure q sufficient number OF pictures above medic
Gritty, to represent American art at Vienna. The
pictures offered for transmission are few in num-
Der and evidently the works of very young ar
lists, and consequently cannot be considered as
representative specimens OF American talent
Many of our citizens possess valuable collections
of good pictures, and one would anticipate no diff
hculty in procuring large number of good works
suitable to be placed beside the contributions of
European school. Owing, however, TO their be-
ing guarantee for the safety of the pictures the
the owners do not care to risk them or intrust
them to the care of irresponsible officials.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
Our RepnhI,ca.

A correspondent sends us the following
Yes Republics are we'll enough If they are
carefully handled but they are like Capt. Sans
shronometer, you must keep 'em clean, for if you
let dirt get IN em they'll stop sooner later they
are the fashion now but are getting most too com
mon. About the oldest one now alive, 1 believe
is that little 10, called San Narino, by the
Italics, and if fellow tries TO play Credit MobiL
ser there they just let down the bars and put him
out at once, for like our little Delaware, they are
"leithoIa fear aud a55thou repTodch" and have an
honest whipping post up on the hill. Some of
our big States need some such posts, but they
would have to set 'em as close together as tele-
graph poles. Now, whenever king dies or runs
away the crowd gets his old coat, turns it inside
out and cuts off the buttons and call it republic
Then every beggar swears it will Just ct him and
wants TO try it on so they get to pulling at the
tails and split it night up the back, and its worse
than before they touched it. Ours was home
made out Of new stuff, strong and dyed with hck-
ory bark, but has changed color some lately and
is good deal dirt-splattered, but may be that
will come of when it gets dry and well rubbed
down with q clean brush.-Baho. Ners.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
NEW GROCERBY STORI
s.w. Cor. Fourth aad Market st..
WILMINGTON, DEL.

WILMINGTON. DEL.
ESS> The underlined respectfully An1RFN
n0nDceg 20 his old friends and thes5AES
M7e public generally that he has complet-
cd his new store. and has led with stock
GRoCEkfEs. SUGARS AND M0LASgE6.
Lowering cruSh ed granuated and pulvoriSea Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of MOlaseos,
Old Government Java Coffee. Laguira, Maricaibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the h1est hlack and
new Buck wheat all kinds OfpurO Spices, Sara mes.
al kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and knRliHh
Tomato Catsup, English and American Pickles, JOl-
lies Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, Vermaealli, Maoqr0ni, Waahing HoAp In
great variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch, Cur
rants Raisins, Citron, AtmoFe's Mince Meat Dried
Peaches and Apples. OTanborTNs, BroomsS Printed
Candles end en- articles usually kept lp we'll as
sorted Grocery Store. Gall and 81, m isRHE'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
The CLAYTON House Banquet.

The Banquet given in the Clayton House last
night was an elegant affair, and reflected credit
upon the Committee and all concerned in its
management. The guests numbered about
three hundred, and were greatly delighted with
the House and the handsome manner in which
they were entertained.
Take the building in all its part and comparing
its arrangements for comfort, neatness and ele-
gance, and we express the universal opinion OF
all who were present at the banquet in saying
there Is no more homelikc and desirable hotel to
stop at in the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

POsT OFFICE RoBBERY.-On Wednesday
night last, the 26th ult., the ONCE Of Gamble
& Hepburn. the railroad Office and post office
at Brandywine Summit. was broken into
The letters in the post ofIice were all broken
open and strewed about the floor, and as far
as can be aScertained at present two dollars
taken from one letter. There was carried OF
one double barreled gun, a pistol, pair of
gloves, three boxes segars, &c, besides a few
dollars in pennies. On Friday morning. the
18th, the house Of Henry Massey, a eolored
man living in Pennsbury, Chester County,
was searched, and most Of the stolen properly
found and recovered. 1t was found that one
George McKim, lcOlored) had brought them
to this house ON the night they were stolen.
Said McKim hadleft, but was followed and
arrested by franklin WOrTilow and Dilwin
King, and brought before ID. Painter, Justice
OF the Peace. and was lodged In Media jail.
One John Fisher, of Wilmington Del, was
arrested the next day as an aceOmplice, chief
" on the declaration of McKim. He was al
90 lodged in Media jail for further hearing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

A CHESTER CoUNTIAN's OPINION OF THR CoN
INa PEACH CRoP.-Dr. Andrew Bush, Of East
Coventry township, Chester county, who Is
gentleman of long experience as fruit culturist
Is Of the opinion that the peach crop of 1873, IN
this part of Pennsylvania, will be almost it not
quite failure. The germ OF the peach, he thinks,
has been frozen by the weather this winter,
when the mercury in the thermometer ranged
from to 20 and 25 degrees below zero. The ap-
pie buds and the apple wood OF last years growth,
are also more or less "pinched," and very light
yield OF apples may be anticipated. The cherry
crop, too, the Doctor thinks, is destroyed. Ii
these predictions arc not verified friends over
the River will rejoice, ns will everybody else. We
shall still hope 10 have our usual supply OF
peaches and cream next iall, and if the trees of
Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey don't
furnish the fruit, it nav be that the peach trees
further In the sunny South" will do so.-L0ed!
Nears
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

The startling statement of Horace Clark, Presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railroad, that no less
than three thousand free passes were applied for
during the past year, many of them from Sena-
tors and Congressmen, shows TO what an extent
our legislators are willing TO place themselves un-
der obligations TO a railway company. Favor
itism, and if the recent Investigations are to have
no other effect than tQput an end TO all these
scandalous bargains Astween officials and railway
officers, the good name of the Government will at
least have been benefited by them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

Despite his proteStations 10 the contrary, Gov
eFnor Dix has FespIted Foster, the murderer. For
this there can De no apology. A more cold-bloOd-
ed murder than that Of which he was guilty does
not stand on record, and the demands Of Juttice
should not be Tor moment interfered with
QovefnoE Dix has failed TO keep up his reputation
in this particular, and the fear now is that Ring
influence ia New York, has overcome his express
ed determination TO show no lenieney to murder
err
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
The Modoc War.

The Madoc Indians have rejected the PROPOSE
tions of the government for a peaceful arrange
ment and it is said the commissioners only escaped
with their lives through the efforts of one Of the
Modoc Chiefs The matter will now have to be
ought ont in the lava beds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
City Debt.

A correspondent of the Commercial replies to
an article in the Gazette by Citizen" and de-
MES that the city debt is 100000. He says the
whole debt of the city on the first Of the year was
Sjjl,sjO.
This is a much larger sum than our people SUP
posed they were TO labor under the present year
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

Ladies wishing to purchase fine Furs, At neiv
moderate prices, Will do well to visit Fur Depart
inc nj as soon We have ctured All
own Furs and thus explain our marvellous prices
Children's Coney Sets, Mun Boa mt n 81
Children's white Coney Caps head. wing and ear tab
at 64c. - -
ChiIdren's white Concy SacQues, silk lined at n
Ladies real Seal Sacques. nne, at SIS ass SO0
Sold on Broadway at double our prices ' :
Ladies' beautiful Polar Lynx Sets at 50 s5
Elegant selection Of real anu imitation Mink,
seal, Lynx, Ermine Sets &C., &C.
Fur Trimmings a great speciality.
We devote special attention cleaning and
very moderate prices -'e'"~
You 20 per cent by purchasing your Furs now
Ladies should not miss our great panic sale. 80
bargains IN every department.
sweeping reduction OF from 20 10 20 per cent
the rush at - 's "seA W ANo'o
- EnRrcHs', EHRICHs', EHRrcus, \
~ ana Ss Eighth avenue, near Twenty fourth suses
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

SOC Emb rodcries selling At 1sc.
25c. EmbroIdcres selling Mt l2lac.
Ladies' Undergarments ali styles, worth full 81 75 cell
ing of at ggc.
Ladies' full regular made Hose at 23c. pair
Gents regular made English Hall Hose At 23c. pair.
Childrcn's fine cotton Hose, from TO ~ incnes At
cents a pair
Brown mixed cotton Hose for children at &c. pair.
White chenille dotted Wells at 23c piece.
Uncut Velvets, in all shades at 25c yard
Chldren's heaviest Felt Skirts beautifully trimmed, at
74c. apiece.
Ladies' line Felt skirts at sac. worth 81 So
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MERINO UNDERWEAR I H
FOR LADIES, GENTS, BOYS AND MISSES.
Ladies' fine Merno Vests high neck and long sleeves
hoc.
Better grades mp TO a.
We nmehse stock of merino Underwear, buy
them straight from factories and our prices Will
cordpgly be found extraordinarily cheap.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
DRY GOODS.

ON MONDAY. NOV. 3
WILL BIZ OFFERED AS FOLLOWS
INFANTS CNDERcLorHIHG and
COMPLETE OUTFITS
MEaINo UNDERWEAR.
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
BLANKETS and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
@---------
FINE JET GILT and oxIDlzED
JEwELRY DRESS AND BONNET ORNAMENTS
and FANS
''' A COMPLETE OUTFITS at s2a and $50
and sss TO 50
comprising q pieces and consisting
OF the finest articles,
follows
INFANTS DRESS ROBE. high or low neck, elegantly
trimmed with fine Swiss, embroidery, lace inserting
pulling, tucklng, &c.
Linen Shirts trimmed with valencienncs lace.
Cambria Slips, lace trimmed and embroidered
Night slips, lace trimmed and embroidered.
Day Dresses, lace Cap, flannel skirts cambria Skirts
Calico Wrappers, quilted and rubber Bibs Socks
Mer,no shawls Cloak, sacques, &C, &c,
in the most attractive styles,
AND TO WHICH
WE SOLICIT AN EXAMINATION.
u MERINo SHIRTS J.. o. o.
DRAWERS. u and " 70
LADIES' MERrNo VESTS a. &c z2c
DRAWERS soc. and 81.
CnILDRENs MERINO .
uNDERCLoTHrNG at 63e., zoe. @Oc.
B BIAsKE7S xkE Soo1, ,osS js.. sAss; Ssss.v.s,
atM0
WHOLESALE PRICE Sc 25
B. ALTMAN a s,s,n Soa avenue
Twenty -frst street
A. s----e
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE
TWENTY THIRD fns STREET,
80 CONTINUE
WEEK uNlJSiIhI. INDUcE.
orFEs NETS xAAs ND sEw N RSb MIL
| GOODS PURCHASED THE PAST WEEK
AT ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES
FROM THE
EARLY PART OF THE SEASON
Ladies will hnd upon examining stock that
the reductions have actually been made
as advertised heretofore.
For Monday morning and during the week.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
AT A ds rosIrIyE REpg4crIos
NJ CSC. 81 ls 81 81, 81 49, 81 rs 81 10;
former prices,
sils s5 81 50, 81 7a, 81 so 81 50.
LADIES DRAwERs-esc, 7sc, sSc, 81 is 81 Is. 81 50;
former prices,
7sc, Sc. Csc, 81 81 81 As slsa
LADIES' NIoHTGowss-s 2s siss SIS. s. q
former prices
81 80 81 81. s. 10 81 co. ss 10, IS rs
TRAIN AND WALKING SKIRTS, DRESSING sAcouEs
EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
Ladies will. please inspect for themselves, as the
Goods win be freely shown
and no one imporiuned to purchase
ALL OF THESE UNDERGRADUATES ARE
4HHhh hSs SsD Mb Hs AND Il Sh2sK
80 '' SUPERIOR QUALITY.
CLOTH sACQuEs, CLoAKs.
DoLMANs AND JACKETS
an nexucmely large and elegant assortment,
reduced prices
sTERN BEornERs
will offer Monday
RICH PAssEMENrERIE TRlaaISGs. 0A"'A'Ns IN
CLOAK AND DRESS ORNAMENTS.
BUTTONS AND LOOPS.
-
woRsTED BALL PRINCES,
all styles and colors,
on HAND AND MADE TO ORDER
SPLENDID BEADED GIMP AND PRINCES
FROM 23C. YARD UPWARDS
Magnificent assortment.
BLACK AND CoLORED YAK LAcEs,
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES.
yaS Lsces, two 10 four inches wide at
S5c. 43c., 5sc., 69c, 75c.;
must be seen TO be appreciated.
GUPURE AND THREAD LACEs,
very large assortment
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
A COMPLETE AND LARGE
ASSORTMENT, IN ALL SHADES, OF
FELT HATS AND BONNETs,
at 75c. and 95c
excellent quality and latest styles
OSTRICH PLUMES AND TIPS
FANCY FEATHERS.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
ALPACAs AND MOURNING GOODS.

This departing n. really deserves visit
S xsE. 5 s|y s .ss q. yard.
Our - 80 IS and IS 50 Dress silks fully per
Sass Alpaca worth worth @ a s % s.G tfs ss e
We cal epsSi ssys sfniSa braSa S Sr Gns sack Anaea
These Alp Apscas are manaactnrsd IN England are inter
psa N the dns nss ssa M 'Sss sss
aires already M won n brilliant reputation Tor
their combined weight and drmness.
and their color warranted never 70 change.
We are the only American Msise agsn,s s1asd for the
and have placed them at the enormously low surs OF
S sa and
chase. Samples freely given for comparison.
Our Millinery Department
w ss to Fawer the Sssns AND
Ornaments. Veihngs, &c
Immense reductions throughout
Best French felt Hats at ssc
English felt Hats at 46c
Velvet Hats IN leading shapes, at 4sc.
Special bargains in Boys Hats
Real Ostrich Tips at 5oc s5c 81 and upwards worth
Long real ostrich Pumes ST. 81 So 81 CO. 81 rs and
all marked down.
fslch assortment OF wings Aigretes, Pompons, knoted
Willow Feathers. &C., &C. all at bargains
Ribbons from Auction.
All silk Ribbons fully inch WIDE all shades a.
Sc. yard
SILK and gros grain Ribbon full two inches wide a, 2c
worth 35c.
Gros grain Ribbons all shades full "a inches wide at
lSc. per yard.
All silk waered grain Ribbons all shades uli
"a inches wide, lSc yard.
Heavy black sash Ribbon, 6H inches wide, at 3sc.
yard.
Look at 'Rebecca" Kid Gloves, manufactured ex-
pressv buttons at 81 pair in all shades
pair returned for Gloves that rip or ear wien hrst
tried the hand.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

OUR GREAT PANIC SALE STILL CONTINUED
Over 100000 worth of the finest at prices to suit
the umes
GOODS NEVER so CHEAP
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
DRY GOODS.

I ORK, SUNDAY. NOVEM-
A.
b. ALTMAN CO.,
xi and 1888 sixth avenue.
| near Twenty first street.
GRAND CONTINUATION OF BARGAINS
in ORDER TO SATISFY THE PUBLIC
tina, we have actually
MARKED DOWN OUR GOODS
TO STILL LOWER PRICES
we shan enumerate the various classesof
goods and simply ask the favor Of
CALL OF EXAMINATION.
GREAT ON MONDAY,
OFFERING OF Novs.
BARGAINS THE FOLLOWING
AND EXCELLENT sPECIALrIEs
OPPORTUNITIES WILL RE OFFERED
FOR PURCHASING INCUR
FALL AND VARIOUS
WINTER GOODS DEPARTMENTS
AT Att THE
ESPECIALLY FOLLOWING
Low PRICES PRICES
DLACK SILKS PRICES AS FOLLOWS
;sS yards Lyons SILK q 8 q 81 yard
22oo yards extra quality satin nish at 81 IS 81 81 2'
100 yards superb quality at 81 80 and 81 IS per yard
CLOAKING vELvETs
BEST GERMAN vELvETs, 27-inch. s. 50 and So rs per
BEST GERMAN vELvETs 27inch. 81 and 81 so per yard
BEST GERMAN vELvETs, 2s.nch. S. per yard
BEST LYONS SILK VELVET.
and tsaIis1fs yalions at at y g, 81 II 6 6
inch nc FrsesHa's' reeliss.. atsla 80, SIS 90.
Bonnet and Trimming vevet' sscm j. s,sA b ss
all the NEW fall Shades, s an and !; ssas e " o.
vELvErEENs Ssc.. CSC, 7sc Sc and 81 per yard
B. ALTMAN 4 Co.
33l and 1888 Sixth avenue
T ACES AT EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
GREAT SPECIALLY IN FINE POINT APPLIQUE AND
Raik eSes YAK d% 49, 70 9 80 yard
Real Gnihpure Laces from SOC to s. 50 per s YARD.
Choice offerings of yalenciennes Laces
Chenille and Spanish Lace Wells, Net;
Lace scaris, Hamburg Embroiderics, &c,
at REDUCED PRICES.
Gros gram Bonnet Ribbons i6c, nc 2sc to SOC per
1ss SHs;ss sss' ,sis. s's 4. fsss
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Black beaded = ssench Gmps nc S @ s sc yard
Elegant French Passemente- -
prss: s ornaments s sss ss sss c q per so yass each
Rich french Ornaments, tsc, Sc. @ and 81 each.
Tiesk Teh coaR E5Rsfs nge Sc op per PER ya ynfa
g., snS 81 yard
IN various widths.
B. ALTMAN CO,
sixth avenue, near Twen,v-hrst street.
QUITS AND COSTUMES.
SEE
THE FOLLOWING PRICES.
Fine colored cashmere and silk Suits at sas
Stylish serge and camels' hair Suits $50
Elegant black ink Co;iume. Sd: sos SIS, $50 to sos
Cashmere camels hair rolonaiscs at 81 So 49, $40
Elegant embroidered cashmere Poonases, sss to SIS.
English Waking Jackets ,s, s. s. ss 70 SO Sie a.,
hmSroidsrsd cioaks And sasaass SIS :is to SO
Eleean, embroidered Dolmans $2 ST. $50 SIS and $40
b. ALTMAN A CO. 4
33i and SSs sixth avenue.
HOUSE ROBES AND MORNING WRAPPERS.
Cashmere, sal1ne and wool
poplin Morning Robes and and varying as follows =
"reRpEsfr aRREnrIY ai REDUCED SO 81 s2 ,s y siS
from last weeks prices
CoArIr7n
REDUCTION
and
GREAT CHANGE OF at
prices b. ALTMAN 4 co.'s.
LADIES' hne
UNDERCLoTHNG,
our customers are earnestly requested
to inspect goods,
whether with view Of purchasing
TO NOTICE the GREAT CHANGE OF PRICES.
THE REST MUSLIN CHEMIsES for q5r
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

THE BEST MUSLIN cHEMIsEs for Csc.
trimmed with fine cambric rufiie,
tape or corded bands.
ELEGANrLY TRIMMEp DO. DO, asIic
best Hamburg inserting and 20
embroidery j IS
Fines, muslin and cambrie chemises Ms%
with lace and Swiss inserting 220
nH IN many sHs'is, designs aue and d finished as
in the finest manner, each.
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, at SIC.
made OF best Wamsutta muslin 95c., 81 10
in various styles and designs, 81 ~, ~ 73.
NIGHT ROBES Of best wamsutta muslin at sac.
finest Cambria or Lawn, 81 Is
medium priced to the very 80
finest, In plain sacque LIS
or or YOKE Or ,rimmsd . with 2W
or lace inserting and edginG, 20
comprising some 6S patterns 60
workmanship and made with strict Sc 10
regard TO length and fullncss,
WALKING, TRAIN AND UNpER-l soc.
SKIRTS, ssc.
,s %ia: .ss trs% sssg ss.. g. Tssa% %S%.a.. u,c.
and extra pennock Falls Mills so
in ~ different zoo
styles, particular attention AS
being paid to fULLNEss AND to
'" 500
sG%S
Toilet Sacques, Corset Covers
Pillow and Sheet ShamS
In large variety.
SPECIALLY
In
gS4SiFs 9SSAHEs
b. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
xa AND 9s SIXTH AVENUE,
NEAR TWENTY. FIRST STREET
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

Black silk vevets, in beautiful quality, at 81 80
worth 81 15
Better grades proportonately cheap.
Silk cloak Veivet ful " Inches wide, heavy nap,
at $3 IS.
silk cloak Velvet warranted all silk face and back.
richest black, q. 81 45
The very finest grades OF Lyons cloak Vcvets, manu-
factured by Antoine Guinet AT fabulous prices.
Ladies should not fail examine these goods and 70
obtain samples for comparison
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

ITO West Twenty third street JlO
The New York herald., 1873-11-02

1hEhI bAhuAlNS IN
FURS.
LACE DEPARTMENT
BY STEAMER SCOTIA.
THREE CASES OF
GUIPURE THREAD AND
YAK LACES.
rASS EMENTERIE, GIMpS
LOOPS, ORNAMENTS.
BUTTONS, PRINCES, AC..
IN NEW DESIGNS.
AT RETAIL LESS THAN
InE WHOLESALE PRICE.
1000 LADIES'
MERINO VESTS AT
G0C., WORTH ST.
NEW SHADES IN
Tw0-BCTTON PARIS KID
GLOVES, AT gSC.
EVERY FAIR WAR
RANTED. u CASES
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
AT 81 rs AND UP.
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO AN
INSPECTION OF
THE GREAT UNION
SQUARE ESTABLISHMENT,
20 UNION SQUARE
AND tITTEENTB STREET.
The New York herald., 1873-11-02
Best French felt Hats at 93c.

Immense reductions throughout