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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

We are sorry to see our daily journals giving
so prominent place in their columns to the
publication of the views of Fl. C. Warmotb,
the sharp young carpet-bagger who, for four
years, through violence and fraud, plundered
and oppressed our fair State, while claiming to
be its Governor. Our people heard enough of
and from him during those years of misery and
humiliation, and care little for his views on
any subject, now that he is powerless for evil.
If he is anxious toinstruct and edify us further
on the great question of social equality or
more properly, social degradation, SO disgust
ingly exemplifed in his past career, it is to be
hoped that his communications will be pub
lished as advertisements at the usual rate of
81 so per square, and not news matter of
any Importance, whatsoever, to the public.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

FAIR FOR ST. MICuAEL's NEW SCHOOL The
su bstantiai aud elegant new brick school house,
erected by the Jealous pastor, Rev. 7. L.eslin,
for the children of st. Mchaeps parish, will be
ready for occupation npon the opening of the
classes after the Christmas holidays. Father
Heslin has accomplished his portion of the
task of providing for the children, and it now
remains for the paIishioners aud all Christiaps
interested in the great cause of EDUCATION to
do theirs, by paying off at least portion of the
debt incurred in erecting the school house. To
give them an opportunity of fulfilling this
duty, Father Heslin has concluded to allow the
ladies to hold a Fair in the hall next to the
church The Fair will probably be opened
shortly after the middle of January, and that
it win be n success no one who knows anything
Of the zeal and liberality of the people Of Sc.
Hrfehnel,s snr fcr \ 4noraSns. Tcnbt
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

We congratulate the citizens of Mobile upon
their redemption from the rule of the carpet
bAgger aud the scalawag. BY the great victory
of November, Alabama burst the bonds of OPP
preston, and all the departments of her gov
ernment passed under the control of honest
and intelligent men. Last Tuesday, under a
now election law, whereby every citizen was
guaranteed the right of voting once, the Con-
servntives elected all their candidates by 1900
majority, in n vote of 6000. The officers elected
are: AIphOpse Hurtel, Mayor; Henry st. Paul,
Auditor; w. II. Sheffield, Tax Collector; w.
II. Wicks, Treasurer J. +. Summersell, City
Clerk. The Boards of Councilmen aud of
Aldermen are composed of the most promi-
nsnt and public spirited citizens. thus assur-
ing an honest and acceptable administration
of tho affairs of our sister city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27
November % /"

A PLEASANT INC'DENT.-Twenty-D years
ago the present Bishops of Mobile, Louisville
and Cleveland met at Mount st. Mary's, as
classmates, under the direction of the present
Professor at the Seminary of Emmittsburg'
Six years afterwards the three young eoclesias-
tics were ordained and parted for their respect
i've fields of labor. For twenty-three year;
pupils and professor have not met together till
the accidental arrival of our own Bishop on
his way South, and the presence of the other
Bishops at the conservation of Bishops Pelli-
Ger and Manucy at Mobile on the 9Th inst
brought all four together again. 1t must have
been u pleasant meeting, pupils and professor,
after many years of toll and labor, and hlgn
responsibility, to meet again and ia of the
long gone past. May they all be long spared
to perform the duties of their state and TO be
ornaments to the high Office they hold i--CIeve-
land (Ohio) Catholic Universe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27
IMPORTANT BUSINESS NOTICE
UNTRY SUBSC RIDERS S

OFFICE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
November lst 1874.
The Postal Reg ulatons, which will be enforced
after the st of next January, REQUIRE that postage
all newspapers be paid at the Office from which they are
mailed This ill naturally transfer the expense of
pos4age from the subscriber to tho publication Office
and hence many of our contemporaries have given
oico that in future their subscribers must send with
tho price of the the required
for po.tage for the term of the subscription
We do not propose to adopt this plan, but shall
spue to send the STAR to a subscribers at the old
price, THREE DOLLARS YEAR, WE PREPAY
ING THE POSTAGE.
At the time, this increased will render
imperative s,icer adherence to rule of insisting
upon PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE for all subscrp-
tons.
We have heretofore been very indugont with our
Subscribers in ths matter feeling assured that those
taking the paper considered themselves in
bound to pay up their Indebtedness sacrifce
80 thsmselves whenever such payment reasonably
practicable. Experience has shown that confidence
not misplaced in regard to the vast majority of our
a1bscribers but tho exceptions have been
- entail heaN loeses. Justice and prudence there
FORE require that after the hst of January the cash
rule be enforced regardless of persons Commencing
from the present date will send out bills, postal
cards, to all subscribers, giving them two full months
opportunity for remitting advance payment.
Ali whose subscriptions shall not have been paid in
Adyar CO by the FIRST OF JANUARY, will then be
necessarily DROPPED FROM THE LIST. At the
tne the postal card will notify them of past
dues auy. which earnestly request will be for.
~Warded.
1t must also be distinctly understood that the fact
Of dropping subscriber who does not prepay does
not imply that relieve him from the obligation OF
paying whatever he may owe; the contrary
rely upon receiving what is due paymen,
possble 1t would therefore, be well for those who
cannot sottlo keep their bills reminders OF
ths.r obligations.
An postofice money orders, drafts etc.. should be
RaGa payable to the order Of the
EDITOR MORNING STAR
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

THE YOUNG CRUsADER.-We ask the speOial
attention of parents and youths to the card, on
our fifth page, of the Rev. VIM. Byrne, Editor
and publisher of the Young Crusade, Boston,
Mass We cannot too strongly recommend this
excellent monthly to our young friends. 1t is
all that could be desired for their instruction
and amusement. Besides well written original
and selected sketches and poetry, it contains a
most beautiful and edirying serial story suit
able to the tastes of young people.
The subscription price is only 81 so year, or
So as for club of three copies. To anyone
who sends three subscribers at 81 80 each,
Father Byrne will give, free, a abeautiful chrome
Of our Holy Father, Pope Rins TX. For fun
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27
The Farce of Force.

For some weeks past this community
has been entertained with the dsreputable
farce of Returning Board endeavoring to
keep up pretense of legality in it's leger-
demain. The whole scope and construc-
tion of that miserable caricature of a court
is unrepublican and unconstitutional. 1t
is essentially aristocratic in it's spirit. Five
men are organized into a dictatorship with
the power of setting up any government
which they may prefer, and with the avow-
ed object OF setting aside the verdict of the
people expressed at the polls. The whole
intention of our former worthy masters in
inventing this machinery was to defeat
the popular vote. Therefore we say it is
undemocratic and uprepublican. 1t is a
transparent fraud which reduces an elec
tion to the rank of a childish game, a farce
without it's wit and humor.
The present worthy and Trustworthy
board of government makers have been put
to anumber of ingenious shifts in order
Co accomplish their end. They made sun
dry grave blunders from miscalculation,
and were obliged to reconsider their, &C
tion in order to remedy their want Of
caution. But all that is required is a little
more time and a little more impudence, to
correct all errors and bring out the desir-
able result.
That result is a majority on joint ballot,
and a Republican majority, or at least
80 small a Conservative majority in
the House that two or three venal kuaves,
such as can always be found in a crowd,
I>at- -l,k -,
majority even in that body when neces-
sary.
Our people are expected to submit to this
grossest and most CALLING of usurpations.
A small gang of men, majority of whom
the popular feeling brands as traitors and
malefactors, whom the popular verdict
condemns to the rope and lamp post,
are to set aside popular election
and give to ruined people another regime
of corruption and plunder. This attempt
would be as ridiculous as it is unscrupulous
| were it not backed mp by an army. 1t is in
reality that army that imposes the usurp-
ing government on us. The poor little
Board is only set of puppets the wires OF
which are pulled by glaived hand.
1t would be crime against common
sense to say that an honorable people
should submit to so fragrant perversion
of their customs, if they could help it; but
it would be crime incomparably more
faGrant, if they should precipitnte upon
their country and their families tentold
worse desolatiou by allowing themselves
to be oeluded into an insane collision with
| the General Government.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27
sMlrn,s ILLusTRArEp PATrGEM BAz AR.-

SMITHS ILLUSTRATED PATTERN BAz tR.-
We have received from the enterprisng agent of the
New American Sewing Machine, Mr.. G. Berry, lso
Canal street, the January number of this splendid
fashion monthly 1t contains numerous cuts represent
ing all the latest fashions for winter with foil descp
tons Of eaob besides short and interesting
stories, sketches, Altogether the book contains
forty eight pages OF interesting and valuable matter
The nsgasine At twenty-five centsa copy. and ali the
articles advertised IN it VIII be furnished nt Mr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

Mr. B. +. Smart, 165 Richard street, between
CONSTANCE aud Magazine, has charge of the
delivery of the STAR in the district bounded by
Felicity road, Eighth street, the river and Maya
aino street. BY leaving orders at Mr.. Smarts
residence, or at this Office, persons living in the
above district will have the paper left at their
homes every Saturday evening, at the rate of
ivo cents q copy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

TME PICAYUNE.-This old and staunch South
ern paper has, we are pleased to see, again
passed into tho hands of one of its original
proprietors, A. NJ. Holbrook, Esq. For the past
year the Picayunc, though edited and managed
by Mr.. Holbrook, was the property of COM
p0Dy in which that gentleman was large
stockholder, and of which he was the p. esi-
dent. It has now again passed under his ex-
elusive control as sole proprietor.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

LECTURE BY FATBER RYAN.-Our readers
will be pleased to hear that Father Ryan will
lecture in st. Patricks Hall, either on Sunday
evening, January 10th, or Sunday, 18th. The
subject of his lecture will be "The Great Men
of the South"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

A BEAUTIFUL CRIB.-We learn that the Rev.
Father Koegerl, pastor of the Church of st.
BOnlfaoe, Third District, has received from
Germany . most beautiful crib, which is now
ON exhibition at his house, Lapeyrouse street,
between johnson and Galvez, around the
corner from the church. The crib is too large
fur the church, hence the necessity of placing
is in the honse, but Father Koegerl wishes the
public TO understand that he Is very anxious
THAT all who desire 70 see it sh0ald eau when
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

MORNING STAR OFFICE, 116 Poydras st., I
New Orleans, December IL, 1874. 5
The annual election of five Lay Directors OF
the New Orleans Catholic Publication Com.
Pany will be held at this Office, ut 64 o'clock
Monday evening, December 2sth.
BY order of the Board of Directors:
THos. G. RAP ER, Manager.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

The beautiful new altar at st. Msry's Ger
man Church, Josephine street, which was inn
ported from Europe was used FOR the hTst
fimo Chsfssmas 7kv.
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUsEMENTs-ELEvKNrH fAdE-rhird' fourth, NTH

AMusEMENTs-ELEvKsrH PAcE-Third, fourth, nfth
snd gym fGaas PAcn-sixth column
second
,hird fourth and Hih columns and SixrEkNTn
ihTa va 9qrH iF9s
Ynh and sixth columns, ana SIXTEENTH PAGE
gas F1srsfts column
Ra' and sixth
CITY uML RhHL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosp pAcr-First
and second columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE-Sixth
CLERKS AND sALEsMEY-TmRp PAoK-Fourth and
%N6 ana
and sixth columns and FOURTH PAeE-sixth col
CoAsTWisE Observation-Disclosures PAcr-Fifth
con sTay apa SIKH ARbms1s, fplnpns ,.,um.
S2SciSd COL
DRY G0oDs1FIrsr P4eE-second. third fourth nth
DwEhkING hkEHay5S4s HSysEs TO LET FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN 5 sIEXMsaIPs-TnrRrrrsru pAcr-Fourth
and fifth columns.
EUROpE-TENTH PAGE-Fffth column.
ExSUksIoNs. .TalRTnEsra s PAcS~sixth &C column ila
5 sRa ssss %
ana H saa G
FRENCH col
HELF P~S ~%SANrED-FEMALEs-rn.nD pAor-rhird and
ovTth SSqmHs and FcSs1M r4ss-slSth column
HORSES 'SSfIR SXRRHGhs pAcrFrs
HoTELs~FoysrsEsTn PxGE~sixth column, and Sac
HOUSES RdoS Ecu
and sixth columns, and FOURTH PAcE-second col
INDUsTRiAL EXHIBITION coMPANy-sIrrxrs1H
JERSEY CITY, hosoKEN,r HtbSoS CRY AND
1EcEdSE SEHsoS@EsHy.srH r.sz-sssend column
LOST AND EoUND-FogRTH PAGE-Third column.
eeGmp column
MATRIMoNlAL-FoyKrH PAcE-Sixth column
XSD
MIsCELLAEEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rwxIrru
column
NEW na a sUu%n
fiASSFokTEs ORGANS '' So@Elrvr,ru dSj1si PAGE
THIRD fAGE-Ihird column, and FOURTH PAcE-
PRofEkTY PotSlT'' OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE 70 ExCHANGE-sEcoSD FAGG~Fourth
sEAHE EsTSTS %xSTeDsncqsD PAes-rinn column
saHzs y sson
s1rUx%ioSs 1U!SHE!& uW%AaSSrEp-pEMALEs-rnRD nv
First second and third columns and FOURTH zdA-
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column, and FOURTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SPECIAL NOrICES-FOURTH PAGE-Thlrd and fourth
columns.
sPORTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-THIRrExxru PACE
First column.
STORAGE-IuIRrEESTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SIxTEENTH PAGK-Fourth column
THE TRADES-THIRD PAGK-SLxth column.
THE TURF-THIRrEENTH PAGE-Flrst column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES FIFTEENTH
PAGE-First column, and SIXTEENTH PAGE-Fourth
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-THRrEEyrH PAcx-sixth COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIFrKkNTH PAGE-Iitth and sixth columns, and
SIXTEENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FOURyH PAGE-Second col
Gfnn, --F1- - -p=z...
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECoND PAGR-Third cc.sai,,.
WHITEsTONE PROPERTY Fo" eALE. .OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE-ihird CO. an.
YACHTS, sTEAMBo'" .C.-ELEvEHTH PAGE-second
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The New York herald., 1874-09-20

OfENiNE NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDS.
LOOK AT THE PRICES
SILK DEPARTMENT
81 s s
tS T. Sss ss g sa:s o ps fosad ' g r. 81 @
srss 81 70 81 Of new fancy silks just o0ened
s;as 1, 81 the choice
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
100 pieces Empress Cloth Poplns from auction, Csc.
lis pieces diagonal Armuir Cloh, 2sc a yard worth
loo pieces Imperial Serge, from auction ssc. yard
S 5upa TTeneh Hssno from auction X
lso pieces al wool diagonal Serge from auction Soc.
100 pieces ali wool Empress Cloth from auction 4sc
xyIs ss nCPns from auction 7s0 and
,, oo pieces neS syss % H G ra aid SO for shSren' wear
LOO pieces all wool satine Cloth in choice cloth coors
Soc yard, worth Csc.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
CONSISTING Of BomSszne Cloth velour de- Nice COLORADO
Sns ssn sst o0s zareR velour a9s
c @ SSloSSa ga GiSt S ns 1sTse ms 4 &C.,
BLACK. CAsHMEREs
wide 6oc 65c, zoe, 75c. soc s5c, 9Jc.. 95c. SrSl Is
l% Iusins bsss French Merinoe u yards wde 7sc
&c., s5c. 9Oc.. s5c., 81, 81 Is and 81 Is yard.
Conrtaulds best English Grapes OF all widths and
An immense quantity Of black Apacas from auction,
very superior make and warranted to and retain
color at 2bc 30c 35c 40c.. ,5c and Soc yard, posi-
lively the best value that has been offered in this
market
LINENS AND HOUsEKEEPISG GOODS
Opening great bargains in Table amasks, Towels,
covers, fiannes Blankets. Tickings Canton Fannels
&C., &c.
English Waterproof Cloths at 7bc, &c., sSc, 9oc 81
Marssilles and Crochet Bed Spreads, at 81 90 s. 25
Extra large size all wool Rose Blankets 81 SO, S., So
The largest and most complete stock of Flannel in
white d colored, 70 be found in the city.
Opening great bargains IN Nottingham Lace, by the
yard.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Opening great bargains IN real Thread. Gupure and
Watsrcd silk sashss s' yards long, trnsed with real
Opening great bargains in Gmps and Passementere
Opening ereat bargains in ladies' and gents Linen
nandkerchiefs.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Merino shirts in all sizes, extra heavy 75c,
Ladies' Merino Drawers to match in all sizes and
Mems Merino Shirts In all Sizes extra heavy, 5Oc., 75c
81, 81 rs and 81 50.
heavy, SOC. 75c., ST. ST Is and ST 81. '''
Chidren's. misses, Doys and youths Merino Drawers
Shirts and Hosiery for fall and winter in great
A VISIT OF INSPECTION is RESPECTFULLY so
LICITED,
JOHN Z. KAUGHRAN, CONKLlNG h CO.,
W. II. C0NKLlNG between Eighth and Ninth sts
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
DRY GOODS.

ID H. MACY co.'s
~. H. MACY CO.'S
Grand Central Establishment
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, New York.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S
shall have fall opening OF the largest and most
extensive assortment Of
CHINA,
CHINA,
GLASSWARE
GLASSWARE,
MAJOLICA
NAJOLICA
AND PARIAN
AND PARlAN
The New York herald., 1874-09-20

GLASSWARE,
ever displayed in America.
During the past have been snarshin@g h@s our
i another spacious apartment which makes it by lar
the snsys s Bs be i n SAef ri the
Soo S1"s m the F gEIa
ia and VENICE who have been forwarding to
designs
S pffH2RPS T aDs u Choice sosas s s% St at IF
these points snch as has eve been % II Sey
eSmpri.ng sysrs quality and and We have made prices
TToo ESSSssATE::- EESSSTSSssskATTE:-
BEST ENGLISH CHINA DINNER PLATES,
ENGLISH STONE CHINA CUPS AND sAUCERs,
BEST ENGLISH STONE CHiSA 6iSSEk SETS 49,,
BEST ENGLISH LIMooE DINNER SETS 's's' ~ 90 .m -
BEST ENGLISH STONE CHINA DINNER SETS,
lSS pieces; IA sssSTatssS3 6 "a go Is.
EEES# EEEsGH GsA HsA GEFs xsb sAaaNEs fnS
ssEsSH sHs4 sHs4 BsSEs sEF
FRENCH CHINA GOLD BANDED wHiffs T TE& sgfs
FRENCH CHINA DECORATED TEA sErs
DECORATED TOILET SETS, ~ " =.
GSsazVf GSsaxviss 0P s7A2s III T. :2 M ssi aossn
CHINA DECORATED AND
GLASS ENGRAVED
TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES.
sItyER sItyER Ft44EB Ft4FEB %ARE: %4kE:
& S ess sn
turer or jobber in the trade.
BkoNzEs
ANP ASp EAScY FAScY G99ps G9ops.
and composition bronzes many OF entire de- signs
Also full ESSGs%, s;sHIi%fnf rREsou E! AND GERMAN
Fancy Articles OF every description in Russia leather
SFER4 SFER4 GhAssEs. st4ssEs,.
SFERA SPER4 FANS FANS
and other Fans in great variety.
OUR FALL IMPQRTATIoNs OF
afSEstsysf ssB gHSts%saA s992s
x{i1SSSS xH{iis1sSSSSSSS EEES6E SEiXS III fESWEks+ SSfTs+s
FELL HAz5 zs5SSF SSM ii STq5 SHhiSiP1Ss Ar SsHAw
Also WHITE eooRs ana M GOODS
sHEETTEE;S$$ *S6 SSEE SSEFTiSS sS;sTS TESiSkss,
sSw sSW 9s 9s ExHlsiTiSs: ExHIsITtSS:
gooks AMP ssTTATTIIooNERy
r5s gsAxEs
a to 'oa S
stock will be found IN this department.
AND woRsrEp FAFTEaNs, and al goods required
for working the same. Canvas Perforated Gard Board
DRESS sss,Sss 5s.xNSSHE xsS sN4 Alp SgFSs sgEsoss
the largest assortment In the city
EEos1S FE9s1G BEFAs7sEsT, BEFARFsEsF,;
reSf saf
oh!xk H HSaLsH SsGHrs h4s &C., al Sss
HSgsE HSgss ESRs1sR1sa: FSkSEsHIsa:
Tas 20 .
and lowest prices
DOLLS DOLLS ARTICLES, TOYS &C.,
In every concevabe getup and imported from all parts
kEB kHD skSyEs shSyEs.
the fsoPEgS'sa1fe H. $hoyEs in all the
D+shs4sLE The Ia EoEaE kalt kibs saADEs' lol
Every pair warranted Hns A. no. IT, to rip or tear.
Perfect in At and undoubtedly the best glove for the
TSEkEF 7SEkEF 4RHSEEs ARTHSEEs:
s$s$! Ss5#s:sE &
JJEWEkRy: JEWEtRy:
An the latest novelties in jet and other desirable styles
eSssES7TSsERE: SSsEESFTSsERE:
our Confectionery and soda coup.s: viii alw.y. be
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES
by mail or can be had Of the super ndens upon ap
plcation
ysEIkE: ysEEkE:
In no other can found the assortment Of desir
@ ss' 9Ss
END to part of
PsTteasf s!,sn!C5 paid to orders and shipping good.
GRAND ofsSs1: i.,S 4. "a sis SsTisHMnSr. 81
kMfszEY. -n' opening
In all our department. t.
on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday September 22
q and a.
French Pattern Bonnets
Imported Round Hats
Millinery Goods
Opening Of
Opening Of
o''' Beaded aud Bugle Trimmings
The New York herald., 1874-09-20
DRY GOODS.

A. z5zzz!
# # Il 4 4 4 \ F: + F /: I: ,
ya922s: J
L. SHAW,
So hrsDss BSwsrA Store 9s!asF IS sS SS1ran aneaas set
between Twenty first and Twenty second
Streets up stairs.
IN the city retSisa piled e f,y; wholesale prices
able stock of nan
prices lake pleasure announce to my customers and
that they during the
value. All long hair switches. finest quality of hair
22 inches 3ounces. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
inches nches ounces
.A'A short hair Switches Sue and upward
baked, from si 10 s No extra charge for coors
''' '."N Gray Hair a, specially.
Frsette In the choicest colors at &c. &c. ana u per
Ladies' own Hair z I made % over in latest styles,
try 6ss
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR.
n " BR?HP%AX }APSkTh5 Befy FAsEiSss 1TfR,sn street.
Patterns with CLOTH MODELS now ready.
Open untl7P M. every day.
A.
CARPETS, oTLCLOTHs
SPECIAL ANNousoEaESfG.N oHSh SSfGNnA'Ns' Ao'
lS3 and 1S5 Sixth avenue,
5 STOCK M IT a oi s
week and eonnpe until all are sold the largest assort
offered retail in this city, for less than actual gold
'Gs ZEAL % I&cE CURTAINS FROM SO per pair to finest
'pTSffiPsTGRE GTfPTRE LACE CURTAINS FROM IS per pair to
nfsSt LACE CURTAINS FROM 81 50 per
'' REPS TEkkYSs sArTgEENs cRErosSEs.
CORDS AND rXssEfs ASSET ffSisHask n issSHpaIskss VARIETY.
LAMBREoUINs AND CoRNlcEs,-
prNNo iSDNMb aNb TaBhH TsaHAhRHHs sovH95 H9LASDs AZ &C.
Also invite attention to our large and attractive stock
f St snd snSs
Ingrains
%sS sPaSsass
ooor hsSo1 lSs and &br,sx 1875 sixth Avenue
Of the largest assortment in the city to select from
AT THE PARTISAN FLOWER CoMPANys
importers
continually receiving
the latest novelties In
French Flowers Jets Bridal Sets and vens
Ostrich Tips Plumes and Fancy Feathers
Floral Garnitures for wedding and Evening Costumes
to order.
Vases and Baskets Aled to order.
speciality.
Churches, Halls and Dwellings decorated.
A liberal discount to the trade.
No. Q Rue de Clcry, Is East Fourteenth street.
Paris four doors west Of University place,
New York.
J. LOKwENsTEIN- Pronretor.