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U.-TWILIoHT.

Ne, L would Dot op.rtU q Viii that
paaetts fora hundred poasds:::} bfa al
not rioh either, Heaven knossahat!'oI
haze painted tor yeszss and ysazs, e md
Old Tsady, <thsfde.lsr, takes l. sui ads.t
number numb q, piasares! from me :;se,m.ks
my' income enough fer an oldibaaheaon
But : hundred pounds, 10; not a shou.
sand, woah bpythat p&or little 1pals&te,
With the dlied-ap patches of color Vop.
% it,-hers palette, :
! 1;sssa = yonng fellow o~hea ,ftsts /
tnew'he '6heiwai asmsmbsf pf E'that
dra"ing.olass which I est.bh61d ID
The iorthekaaeitf.:, Yod sd6a4 nknbv
sae afs rs5A 4uadatseBd m6nkf1h blEsl1
todramnsa1 ayFfbipjA ciiy s9iA7a
eatasdnli d6d' tosstIsp pqwhfekd thap isuinn
hRhts up2iua thousand stsaneslSbsza<
tifalowsys :: = oityefualy siis1Pts6sds3d 81
those snclssastieal 5and' fedaadbuild:
logs, "hiehoitand on = Iii kh hill over:
Looking thssWsar' Mr. 'Bsss.lsyc has
put many ~bit Of the banks; Of IL thib
same ater}inte' big nsgo,ne.>tlD Dlu,y
Lane scenery But how / wander! LII
masee, i was taltingAhoatthsepsas
Of Edithas.z., .GjS..@ = =: Is: II. ~...
r: sheawas an: orphan, and lived With a
maiden aant:in the collie egs yard:; sdoh
eyesl That sketch Of nine Which
hangsby the fireplace does not come
within, ! thousand amilesaef thsif spS1K9
ling depth. Andh Brown hafr deftly
twned over her tolslead. y 7 fsnssyy T
caa:see >her now; bending o@tis;r he'r:
work Ind struggling it it id her child;
Iish dsspetstiod::'f4 l. So z, ,*'''.'. 49,. .:
! ~ 'shslI never 20 able to dfax any
.betsst; = she s.id, ,ybsst pais.ti lips po,jut:
ing; md s te,r triofling down h.sat: faif
cheek "but really think I have ID
eyslfor eoloE" :>~~'.sf 80 >' =
oA':A1i eye fof color !" T; remember,
saysbk to u nl!yisislf s.n sygs; fof lo1's54 lo1ss;5A4
.hseye 70 mike Z 1matlnn III hfppy: for;. .ool::
6f:n s@|. 30 < ~ i @''i Al
&c Bnt'1 xas ! young f.llheix thsaa. !.aa-
'oe:ptibts and asi,ssiss, ) aiaa I fsn j.
leYe With Edith via slsnsoil lss IT,; as:t
ae&@'etf ~ e'e 81 az" A'sii: '':> *''.
b.: "Aea I .m Aa1 1det.slzaniss4o II .ae s h Iixily Do
'g senetAtli4n9g q biz I feel thai 4, I yeenA mete
picture ehlI il ! only lka.'et9 =. A how - soe.ey
my own ideas and impsesiepe:"
make pietais' Y, ). pretty: lp!ll ]: !.
ono q .ver' ado,ned esaya 70 !" [ sa,d, a &, On
Tie impulse OF the nonent: '''s !
. "Nov You are laugh ing Il No." she
- ..id, s.dly, 10. t.tips n u. ;o.en'plineot.
nor noticing. The fesh' o. On N ny faes.
a''Evetybody laugh. :. lI. me-: Aunt 81 j,
ins j = ,'tppid, md 4 the :eitls il tie el.s,
Eqdge saeh other and t;tter /, It VI vhsa Il
th.y. .e.u ~ ,aplo.,ipl. ,tlses md J.! .: =
eentfie .6im.is." >'' 'S''v' . - 'A'
y y. f. y laughing, ! !, assure 7ysg,,
Mi.s !is'l1i Xiqei ' I ..id 81 ..F'4esuss|1 e :"
s!' shq'ola q oe che sae l'.t st to l.esh q y9u
,4e aa asdani'le i ye' yeon' g so'aa much, :, sed17= "
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st. Cloud Quadril1e Band

: The undersigned will furnish f1st-clsss
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties with from two to
I'VE pieces, s. may be desired. - .*s.a
sChargss reasonable. a. - H. :.
--A :, " @ rGEO-.E., FULLER, :
st. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871. - 8
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In the hands of Fate We are all as
much puppets as were tnose .bonrd wax
figures il the hands Of Mise Jiuks
whose idols fell into the possession Of
her: deadliest foes.
Edith Westwood Howard vas nv
ward, bless her heart! Aud she 40.
peased like an angel 1t my freside for =
few, abort msnths. She is Mrs. Lloyd
Craven nov, aud mother too !; and her
children esla me gr*at.graudpa 10 fun,
lasgh At my ~heelchair, and call i.
great gr4ndpa's little per.mbul.tor..
Have not the. ridiculous and the
sublime bseas strangely mixed up 10
ny life! Last night l dre.mt I was
one Of :'e :.he Tiak,s street puppets, very
~hites and very cold, With An old p.let,e .
;bJany siae with faded .pots of yel.
low and rcd ssd brown spon it: Aud
vhsn ':l | awoke41 was sitting: 10 my per-
snbellator, y the children call it, With
several people round me; and some-
body said, "Re is . very old man. u
asd another said, "Ah, he'll never paint
any more" ~. =. -
| - Aud then I was in tho northern city
again, where she would never paint
again. It seemed ~ if memory was
kind to me, aod I1got up and went to
my, room, and asked for her palette
and there I sit In ! the evenings, and
smoks add chat with, Lloyd Craven
Rhe is 1t she,ser of the tree, they ~
tAe il engaged upon . great pietur,
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ST., CLOUD, MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY 49, 1s74I

Whom this little outbreak Of temper on
thas spsst Of Mis- link. essurred, I had
b.sa sseassd s.ps week to
a,sijE In psiadsS ssr VIZ figures. My
father aud mother we're 'poor but iu-
dustrious,'' as the .tory books put il,
and my five shillings . week formed IN
Important additioo to tho general
stock. 9. 4 err,
Y MI 1mks h.dttiee rooms sst .p.r.
for her Gallery 4 Arts" her "Won.
ders ip WAX" to khleh her customers
we're admitted without charge, and
which che oonteu plated removing At
some future day p the great metropo.
lis. Her figures we're about tho si3ee ef
he oidinirj Raa'h puppsts, I'D sh55
were al her own manufaoture. There
were amongst the p kings and queens
~aad princes Of al elimes; poets and
generals, piokpoekets and murderers j.;
and ! model Of Glory bird, beast, and
1aptile, aopied htn 4 lazga tolio edition
Il esd''ao h |dspith;'s stAVim.tad zN...ss:'' !.
sarfb e fb9t ST tAe , agRf Hess s EgFpqReea !eel ia
teehs9Yx z 9A epd othass a.ss Yere stqek | npr il
4ogkh h fIe Re sl They oyss p.aiel t1l 1n1 th.s q
liop'e G.y d 9a1 D. end e Mesif lbedinxs ,up. the
I.eIPassst; .e N NePolsea 4 81 tAalsqai t[ ths
eq9ap't1eN asS et 1XiasFett, s 'hs b srl.l
q 4s Peadl. ss 'd|is ahisf 4ae sApsqfe et see'
'gs; Aea ksreea. ee.l ls haa3eE ssise5 70 his u
9srv&A n As@1ate Ns9te car 4s::;5%<t III: -.
sogns. gs. :! !! thessss essg gsp ye1hsII yh epelasad eel' 4
10 el'es e.'ss. A1 A1l II iqtaa etlas At .aase
'alDss " asgF spee BIT ths \. pisesa md
'As ha$ 'easeef h p'aass ees pfbse Fl alff Paif
Of old ehsk:XhEait sa zE!s T. xpisess ss of stfines ines
and handle, in making Daniel 4od biz
head At IN spoplsesie 1iesr asd-by the
same appaasssS HI zasn1kEsiF was made
e spin: PIN 1ossqa " esd I round butf1 Misa
Jinks explained 70 her friends and I'd
mirers that shs scared above mere
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1eenn& 1fees ehey were made very
apparent 1t the, time: Anger and COZ: :
tsRps. by r. he'd, saeelH sane sh,.s, eiu 1the
|sztpsassiaa 81, ,pUpoor: stupid s1tase on
that t pceaeioq; but eo.ld oaB see cool
indifference on sEdish's.
turned to 50 .w.55 ba. Miss Viner
pssvslted me-: .'s.~
':Hesey y.shsss,id, IL = little preseut
ssfore:l 60. I hops you viii treasure
|it,-my psleste.s T. shih never paint
ssai!a's'' = ~
= TEh!ersE !! v.s eomethin9. ,pseuli.rlg sad
in shs sl4e.s tens ST yeiee il, vbiehlshe said,
~ shall never peiet again.,
Ths-n,3td,yyashat lsft tho old
dty xi!h 'hftbH,bspd. How / wished
8j.siiS S5 .ks,s, painting :j,,, pup;p.t. il
that htsle LIZ non il sha- western
elis eli Aays psiat1ie nanT: - one
9naA. faEshat. aAaeae. s,:.-,~ J. <.>' :. +,
BY the wy + tAvss slatsly learn,
shat. When ~Mh. Jlhkl died, the Ch.lkss.
Ppsryelh Ppsryelhased ths "d.llery1 Of Arts,'' .ni
combined the t~o establishments. How
little ~ know -~ho" ~;u step into on,
thsassw,sn wears gone = Pssrb.ppss gu,
rssss' enemy may quietly Sat him
self in oar own char in the favorit,
areadA 81 eezsess Il Thank Heaven
ssiseee sssneot peastsate the future
We look upon the tangled veft ..:.~
.g1, sPin it; / bye y vs = ksost nothing Of tb'
!! !hn'ss, .sa sur'sa. = md j ;bttokaa thread
p eonA ,%..s,asI' i !
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JOB PRINTIN a.
Or tinAe, PLATA Or eelessA gezse,tsA shertAeo
~, n tAs Ssst style, sld dst ~ lASl p0sG Print
Ag 1sns h a0aR1iisa SAa 80, Wal -,
8salisA. aAA vaRraatsA - Givs satssfastioa.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

solainn @ Columns
BoAkpERs wANrED-sEcoSp PAcK-first second and
BoAED AND LODGING wANTED-srcosD PAGE
EsE Fd fSSmn
sgs!sEssss 6frohfGSFEs-Errvrsrn 6Tls4 fGlSm4 PAGE
BUSINESS NorlcEs-NIsrn PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FouxrEKSrH pAcr-
cLEkRs AND 'ssXhiEsMEN-Founrn p4or-rhrd and
cLoT2iN '2qrn cglnnns eF.r1rssrp p.or-p, co,n,nn
coIdhNEN ASD sSanP F.orFoura
eoasTST r1ss @
PDANNSSISG "a .XoIDEaiEs- PAqs--FS Column
Day Goois-rlasr rAcE-Thira loSrth fifth and sixth
DwEEEiSd logsEs TO LET FURNISHED AND Us-
EuR6PEaN s and
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COL
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HORSES CARRIAGES &c;.sIzrEasrn PAcr-second,
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~ First, second and third columns.
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CARPETS
AT STEWART 4 CO.
have made largo additions TO this
5 Frame FHana' HHdas Brussels
Sapslasy ps asy yarsi hnei.sR iGRFRssax ssassels ssa
at$l >; per yard recently 81 Co
ss2sSsss ,asmsrfs 4 s;isSsfga45a, !; sJs Il
American sSa! Moaus!tes ,s1s. elegant ant designs,
.xyrsssly to their order At the extremely low
Paris gsS'I,s y yeslsSIs' sssS only
indian, FeTsIan ana Berlin
in one piece, at an immense reduction
from former prices
HsP,sassRins PsaaisGIns qRs Goods, Ho'''
goods necessary family and 1oss at prices
visit of inspection is respectfully requested
Broadway, Fourth avenue Ninth and
Tenth streets.
AT: STEWART ( CO
will commence; on Moniay June %. 1874 and contiuus
closing sales OF
For this purpose Increased reductions have been made
Those in search of actual and unusual
will be amply repaid BY visit Every article marked
In making this announcement they beg leave to state
that lowest prices have been reached and further
M Ss W Harsy Of their stock
only
hut also those which, together with
their freshness, quality and prices, offer extraordinary
inducements to purchasers
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and
CRENADINEsi GRENADINES,
SPECIAL SALE OF SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES.
E.. CARTWRIGHT
will offer, Monday, June a. the following line Of
Grenadines
100 pieces satin striped for soc
900 pieces satin striped for 75c.
200 pieces satin striped (sils and woo for soo and ssc
yard; reduced from 81 and 81 IS
Also one case striped for 25c worth s7Kc
200 pieces plain iron framed Scc per yard and up.
wards
We respectfully solicit the ladies to give q cali be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
E. R. CARTWRIGHT
76l Broadway,
between Eighth aud Ninth streets, New York.
TINR-M KENNY, 2D EIGHTH AyENUE-A
III large assortment of Human uair hand splendid
switches, curls, Brnids sold very cheap Conbings
made moderate prices. Goods all parts OF
the country o. D. by express or by mail tree Of charge
r. AEAEEs
WILL ON MONDAY
na opr;no bo ,veek oer ~ md an IN
ducements, having made sweeping reductions In each
department thu oughout establishment
We will offer special bargains in tho following lines Of
Goods on Monday
Ladies' Costumes,
In Silk, Linen, Bstiste, Pongee, Alpaca, Lawn, 10.
Ready.made Underwear.
Trimmed Rouno Hats and Bonneta
SIR and Dress Goods
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear
Iaces, kmbroideries handkerchief
Shuds Pique and Beaded Linen suits
Napkins. Quilts, Towels and Table Linen.
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols
twi pay you to make special visit OF oxaminat,en.
RICHARD MEAHEs,
corner Sixth avenue and Ninstssnth street
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STORAGE.


HAEGERS WAREHOUSES;, EIGHTH AVENUE,
IL Thirty third Thirty-fourth street. and 81
Ninth ayenue.-Sorage tor furniture. Baggasc, Goods
and Wares OF description cuAscd
partmentsi always accessible night patrol reocive
goods at all hours ana furnish shelter for loaded vaeonl
CroRAaE Fon FURNrrURE. PIANOS. BAue,Aax,
~ &C, In selarAte roomA Buildlng has ali q onves
nienocA 'Watchmen At night kICHALks SON.
u " and u Commerce street. near baNcl cr.
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A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
CoyGLING CO.,
between Eighth and Ninth strectA
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. I. STEWART 4 CO.'S,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, JUNE 20
q fresh invoice Of pure silk and wool
BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINE
OF the most reliable manufacture and war; 2ned not
change color in wear.
LOOK AT THE PRICES,
$50 pieces pure silk and wool iron frame Crenadine, q
very superior quality, Soc. yard; good value FOR 800.
$50 pieces pure silk and wool iron frame Grenadine
Coo. yard; good value for Gc.
100 pieces pure silk and wool iron frame Greuadine
70c ana 75c yard; good value tor 81.
100 pieces pure silk and wool iron frame Grenadlne,
&c.. 90c. and ST. a yard: good value for 81 40
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF SPRING AND
Summer Dress Goods, Silks, Mourning Goods &C.. &c.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF FINE WHITE GOODS
consisting OF Victoria Lawn, Bishops Lawn Organdy
Muslin; plain, plaid and checked Nansook: white
PiQues and Marsecs. pain figured and dotted Swiss.
Great closing sale real Llama Lace sacques and
shawls at one halt former prices
Don't fail to attend the great closing out sale Of the
season and secure some
Great Bargains at
CoNKLINd CO.'S
1853 Broadway,
one block below A. T. Stewart i Co.a
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A JAMES M'CREERY 4 CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will open on MONDAY June %,
splendid stock of
Guipure Lace Sacqucs Guipure and Ecru Nets, in
designs OF Polonaise and Sacques
spanish and beaded Nets Gulpure and Spanish Lace
Scars
Thread. Guipure and French Trimming Iaces
Gupure and French Insertion, white and coored Lace
Insertion: beaded, French, Gupure and Yak Laces;
black and coored Yak Laces thread lace Barbes and
Capes, Point, Point Applique Handkerchies, Barbes,
Capes and Fan Covers
Novelties IN duutactured Lace Goods, Ties Ruffs.
Scarts Canes Handkerchefs Vests &c Velvet rib.
bons, plain and fancy Windsor fes, &c
Also large stock Ladies' Misses and Gents
hemined and hemstitched Handkerchefs, in plain and
coored borders; Lad les ana Gents Mourning Handker
chiefs, &C., at greatly reduced prices.
We also clearing the balance of our stock OF
Ladies and Misses
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
at o great reduction In prices
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A JAMES MCREERY CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
Mourning Department
iannua clearing sale of the richest and most
elegant goods imported
at an enormous reduction.
Iron frame Grenadines, silk and wool, plain and
striped.
All silk Hernanis
Tissues. plain striped and figured
Bay Nadere and Agerine stripes.
Challes, plain and h-utcd toulard Silks, Tamertinc
Tamlse Mousseline de lame and Cashmcres Henrietta,
Serge Imperial Drap de scyr.
French and English Bombazines.
Courrald's A, 81 and "a English Grapes
A JAMES MCREERY CO.,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
Dress Goodsl Dress Goodsi
Immense reduction i'll prices.
VIII offer on MONDAY, June ~.
White ground Broche Grenadines. 2Jc,, reduced
30c.
Cream striped Grenadines l2lsc, reduced from 49,
Proche Linen Batiste 371sc., reduced from 75c
Begc GRENADINES, l5c. reduced IRON 3ic.
SILK and wool Tatietas, from &c. 10 81 2j
Pongees silk and wool from Ilc. To i5s
Several cases OF Mohairs, 25c, worth Sc
Mohair Brlante, 35c., worth 5uc.
All wool Bege Grlsaiile.
All wool Be ge Cacnmere.
Mohair Gace at 45c., worth
Paris gray Diagonal, 5Jc worth TJc
Together with large assortment OF other styles OF
Summer Dress Goods, at equally reduced prices.
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MRS EMMA U. LEE WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING
M to her advantage by addressing box 800 Post Office,
New forx.
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I OUISE LIVINGSTON WILL HEAR NEWS OF
~ great Importance to her by addressing g. ~ D., box
1s3 herald office,
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1NFoIMAT1oN WANTED-oF SAMUEL CHEETHAM
i by his brother, WIN. T. Cheetham, 273 Monmouth
street Jersey City, N. j.
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MAGGIE MoRGAN-WILL HEAR SOMETHING TO
1 her advantage by sending address to EMILY RICH.
AkDSON, station Il.
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1NHE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
4 Railroad Company, Treasurcr's Once New York.
June ~ isIL-froposas will be received this otco
nnn noon on Monday, the 18th June inst for one
Million oi DOLLARS Csl,oUOJ In the first mortgage
the form Of 'couponr bonds OF 1000 each or a
ntere m a. seven per cent payable on lst OF January and
which they are secured first lion upon the entire
railroad property and franchises OF the coloany.
Each proposal should be sealed ed,
ana should state the kind and denomination of bonds
wanted ana the maine in which registered bonds
20 be issued should be accurately given Each re
accompaned by cheek Tor sum equal TO Ave per COLT
on tne amount OF the bid. such sum to be applell
towards payment in case OF acceptance and to be
turned In case of rejection.
The bonds will be ready delivery Thursday July
paid
offered. q. q. CLARKE,
Treasurer.
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HAhRY-pRAY FORGIVE ME- SEND ME- WORD
n where can see you to-day and will pay the bill
have good news ior you. BELLE w.
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CONFERENCE OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRITu.
n lists will be held at Germania Hail, 2W Third avon
Sunday. at 21a +. NJ. All Interested cordially invited
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GEORGE RAPHAEL.-ANY PERSON HAVING IN
" formation concerning the above party any of his
relatives will please address NORWOOD d COGGES.
HALL Attorneys, No. Murray street.
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DRY GOODS.

2e7 and 2s9 Eighth avenue near Twenty fourth street.
Goods to be sold at enormous reduction.
We call the attention OF all ladies to our beautiful
French Percale AM Ianen hand sewed and hand EN-
brodered Underwear our ment OF these sools Is
the largest IN the United aates, and prices vi be
found from ~ TO IS than these goods are
sold in broadway or in lingerie establishments
Finest french Percale Chemise, trimmed with dne
hand embroidered festooning. reduced TO 81 81.
Finest French Percale Chemses bosom of go exquisite
trimmed with tine hand embroidered testooning,
reduced 10 81 81
Extraordinary inducements in Linen Chemses
perbly trimmed with hand embroidery
Immense assortment French Percale Night Dresses,
Drawers, Corset Covers, skirts, Bands, &C., &c.
Over 1000 beautiful French Percae Toilet sacques.
tastefuy trimmed, at 65c, 85c, &c. 81 25 81 40
81 Is 81 80. 81 90, 81 2a
French Percae Toilet Sacqucs. magnihcently hand
embroidered, at 81 81, s. 90 and upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
DRY GOODS.

We shall reopen our great closing out sale which
viii positively last only Tor this week. The reduc
mons we have now made in each department are |
such that we avoid any quotation OF prices, asking
in preference. personal visit from patrons and
the general public, when guarantee they VIII ind
a combination OF bargains which. in quality and
price, defy the competition OF any other house
Broadway or any avenue in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

Navy blue linen Lawns and Cambrcs PLAIN and
striped Baustes for Poonases colored Grenadines ~
cases yard wiae figured Cambrics.
VIII be sold this week at a sacrifice beyond all
Proport0n to the reductions hitherto quoted by US
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

/ COLORED GRENADINES BATISTES AND CAM.
i BRIGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

GREENE AND GATES AVENUE CARS FRIDAY
u evening, balfp past 5Will the young lady who got
OF cars at Fort Greene place address ADMIRE Herald
ofic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

FULTON FERRY TO TwENTY-TfIRD STREET,
Il &C.. one Saturday evening Appointment at Filth
avenue Friday evening Why did you not Keep its Ad.
dress ROBERTS, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

II THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWt
~ ty.hith street. Rev A. G. Osborn, d. d., pastor
Preaching June % Mt l0s A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
BLACK CoLORED AND STRIPED
SILK SUITS.
LADIES', MIS- sES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDER.
CLOTHING.

In Drawers Chemises Gowns, Skirts Dressing Sacques
Corsets Corset Covers &c-the latest and most elegant
nOveltesat prices which must command the immediate
patronage of ladies' OF taste and economy.
Earnest attention Is called TO this depa rtment,
as We offer inducements tor he benefit Of our
patrons far bevond those offered by any other
house in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28

The balance OF our elegant assortment OF Parasos and
Sun Umbrellas, consisting the very latest and choicest
designs have reduced this week iuy 50 per or
former prices
A finer display of the above goods was never
made on Broadway, and no house in the city
can compete with US in prices; ladies will Inn
mediately perceive this on inspection.
LACES AND EMBROIDEEIES.
Embracing every novelty of this seasons production
valuable reduction. Our visitors will find 1t to their
interest examine the wonderful bargains In this de-
partment
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FINE WHITE GOODS.
In complete assortment reduced in An equally I'm.
portant rltio with all other goods.
This Is the last week OF closing out sale OF the
season, and our magnificent bargains claim the I'm.
mediate attention Of al classeR
Is Union SQUARE.