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s64 Bowery corner Fourth street begs leave call the
attention ladies his superb and complete stock
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
comprising the latest styles of the best quality OF French
Hair only, of his own importation and manufacture
Having the largest stock OF Human Hair Goods In the
be superseded by any Of my competitors
Ladies wishing to procure elegant article should
not fail to call at my establishment before purchasing
elsewhere ..x~.
Short Hair Switches 81 and upwards Hair Switches
ward long 81 and upwards First quality Hair switches
solid NOT dyed. excellent for wear
inches long hair weight So N
~ inches long hair ounces weight ........... %
rs inches long, hair ounces weight .......... 90
80 inches long hair ounces weight ......,.... 10 ~
gray Hair Specially shaw patent Hair Switches soc.
Long Single Curtis warranted naturally curly ~
~ inches long ....$a 10 ~ inches long .......$2M
"a inches long 50 81 inches long 80
rs inches long 4oo SO inches Icing 10 %
Frise 2c soc. and 81 per vard Ladies' Hair
made in latest styles EombnEs made up 50 cent;
made to order by the best artists perfect At guaran
teed The Invisible Wig q specially price according
to quality and workmanship from $40 to 500 Charac-
ter Wigs made to order and lent for aiding pur
poses. Goods sent C. o. d. by express receipt or
Post ONCE money order or money In registered Letters
SIS must be prepaid to secure execution.
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JAS. P. CAMPBELL N. D.,

JAS r. CAMfbELlA NJ D.,
se Fulton street. New York CITY,
LII LADIES ANNOYED BY HAIR GROWING ON
No. Ss Or rh esSa aey New 70
who will remove the Disagreement instanta eouslv,
the u ss Call to
NoTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE POWER
N Of attorney heretofore granted to Henry Harrison
tbs
NOTES TO DEALERS IN Sat CATTLE HORNS AND
s to a ssT s1mfs Ra y Os
Inclusive Bids TO be opened their Office fourth
:a4 n streets and East River on Tuesday, ~
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF TIE CLASS LOTTERIES.
" a.rs g. '5 q s e. q 81 ISL
70 scs a z s. q ssL 81 s q, ISL "
q. "a, s. Is ! 20 s Soo IS Il q; g. - "A, a.
49, GA i T. T. X q g. IT,,
OFFICIAL DRAWING; CLASS 70. GEORGIA STATE
v l0''sry-'' H. o. K s srh7ESs, Ma ss M
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE
= e; e; d. & IS g &c s. II H. IS a.
aaare e r. tLSrE box City s. POST ONCE
RAPID TRANSIT
transit ne basis he Sni PRESENTED ne Iesss
the M invited
HON u g. 3: E sAsEEFFftNs'
M n9p ho%f 4 A 4 kEbso H!o
S2AsL i; pEE I. hIhf,, ESQ., ESQ.,.
And other eminent speakers MI da.si H' sesrsaay
y NEvERETT,. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER RE-
Of s IN s o aee rs
81 Canal street, corner OF vArick to al Broadway
DIED HANDS AND FACES, HOW UGLY THEY ARE
II Use Mime. Lamartines Oriental Nixtnrc to get them
RoGERs, Is East Tweifth street, near Broadway.
IL sent BY B. ALENCE CO., 70 Nassau street box
CPECIAL NoTTCE.-FoUR FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
By % se M y e Aadrss. San
CAFEs.-A FULL ASSORTMENT, ALL. SIZES AND
= styles, can be selected from Marvin Co.'S stock
VIII ''0'' '' B. J. BLo6MfSGDALE, a West Broadway.
CT THOMAS BAY RUM, IN BOND OR DUTY PAID
AZ Y p. d s1 reduced exREE S n '
ITO CoNsUMPTIvEs-A PREACHER OF THE Cos
pei having S.red his son o. nm in IT,
proves successful in every case TO- those aicted with
Ss n viii @
dress to DANIEL ADEE, l76 Fulton street, New York
TAXES rAxEs-FoR wAKERIELD, oLUNyILLE
/ Union Port Prospect HILL Pehamville on Monday
February %, at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel corner Of
Grand and Elizabeth streets, for the last time.
:3D AVENUE 100 Sd AVENUE.
PETER DOELGERS
Extra
Double Beer
Is elegant and always fresh at
between Twelfth and thirteenth streets
Third avenue.
DOCK ono GOLD CASH GIFTs.-GRAND GIFT
pAOC.UOU Concert state OF Nevada; positively
March 4; whole tickets S. halves 81 So circulars tree.
p. O. DEyLlN Stationer and General Agent
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EUROPE.


THE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR
DAUGHTERS
Of superior circles,
"EDEN"
In Uerikon, on Lake Zurich. In Switzerland,
which is charmngly situated ana Affords he sdee
excellent physical by gymnastics &C. and cultiva
ton OF the mind also unsurpassed facilities for the edu
cation In all those arts and sciences which inds-
pensable TO young lady. new course commences at
Easter this year. Applications receved, information
furnished and prospectuses forwarded by the Board Of
Directors
An English chapel 10 in the neiRhborius Zurich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22

S36 Bowery,
between Bond and Great Jones streeA
We will during this month TO sell balance OF
fall and winter Goods to make tor spring stock
Lyons Silks Trimming vevets IN black and Gil leading
shades, at fabulousiy low prices
Good cOlors 75c. per yard worth fully 81 90
Zephyr worsted handmade Goods Of all descriptions

Colored trimming Silks Coo. per yard and mp
Black dress silks very reasonable.
The most beautiful line OF Sauns all and fashion,
able shades for evening wear, at wholesale prices.
Great bargains In dress and cloak Trimmings; In Jet
and silk PRINCES Passementees Ornaments and Buttons
Great job lots In ladies' Endorsements OF best
rial and superior workmanship at less than inferior
goods offc red else where.
Ladies' Robes and Wrappers the Cheapest in tue
city made OF reps ALPACA lusre poplinetc &C. at S.
s. Is and s3 60
Ladies' finest Goods in real cashmere silk. velour &C.
on hand and made to order, ut equally low ngurcs.
We have the most complete line Of infants outfits
In all details either singly in sets
Baby Baskets, handsomely trimmed, Valenciennes
edgng and insertions, S.
Atwood merinO double Cloaks satin quilted mngs
reduced to IS bu
Just received, another immense lot OF Hamburg EN-
cheapest goods ever exhibited
All kinds real Laces, OF every description, Is per
cent below cost Of importation
Novelties in Lace Goods, Spanish scarfs Wells Fchus
Oyerdresses, Jackets, Coifufes, Barbes, DC.
French Flowers and Garnures for bridal and evening
dresses; Feathers hair and bonnet Ornaments Fans,
French Jewclry and Chateaines In silver, gilt steel
pearl, JET, &c., IN great variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22

sHAYNE CO.'S
"A Broadway and Tenth street,
Furs Furs, Furs The last opportunity for bargains.
We have advertised freely and sold our goods low.
and have dsDosng large stock Of Furs
We nave only so worth lett which we are deter
mined " cloe out before the list OF March, when we will
TO enable sell Of the balance Of our Furs during
at the following extraordinary prices;-
Children's Muns at s5c, one-thrd value.
Children's B0as and Caps, Soc and 75c.
Ladies' Sets. real Ernine, Mun and Boa, only SIC
Sets imitation Erm,ne only 81.
Elegant Sets real Alaska a sable only ;a half price
Handsome Sets of Beaver only SIS, half price.
Good Sets OF imitation Beaver only 81.
Mems real seaskin Caps 50; imitation Seal 50; ladies'
real Seal Caps 81, So and 80
sealskin sacques sealskin saeoucs a few le at $5,
$s4 SOS, to 1924 These are decided bargains Ima.
ton Seal SacQues, 50 Seaskin Mufs and Boas very
cheap.
MINI Minis SIS pena Sets at ST.
price s4O really elegant Sets $ss REDUCED iTSm 500
cidedy Inc choicest lot Of mink ever ofIered in New
York At the price.
Hudson Bay and Russian Sable Sets VERY low Hudson
Bay sable Mans only $ $40 and $ Bay ssI BE
duced from $780, also one very large Mink Cloakdor
$l25 former price $2o0
Fisher Tail SETS s4S reduced from ssA
Black and Polar Bear Robes very cheap.
We are Offering our Furs now at prices which should
ductions Now is the time to purchase don't delay.
This is the last and It may never Occur
before March Secure the bargains at once The goods
-'' ~'' - importers and Manufacturers Of Furs
Broadway and Tenth street. opposite Stewards
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
DANIR1 WEBSTER.
A Handy Dream.

Our readers, says the Evansville Qnd. }
Journal, will remember the case Of tho
recovery Of witch and the arrest Of
tho thief, who stole it from y Union
township farmer some months ago,
through dream Of the farmers wiie.
Strange rs the case appears lady who
lives in Warwick county, near the Spen-
Ger county line, on the Evansville and
Kockport stage road, has more than
matched II by dream through which
she deieateda q thief in mn attempt 10
rob her house. Several weeks ago the
lady, who has numerous relatives in
this city and Rockport, dreamed that o
man came 10 the house and sought
lodging that lie was taken in and put
upstairs to sleep, but before he went
up stripped of his shoes and put them
outside the door; during the night he
came down stairs, robbed the house of
all its valuables, and left. The Incl
dents Of the dream were so vivid that
the lady was awakened, awoke her hus-
band, and told him the dream, but he
only laughed and returned to sleep.
This singular dream was repeated twice
during the same night, and each time
she awoke her husband and was laughed
at. After several days the lady thought
perhaps she deserved to be laughed at,
and in q couple OF weeks forgot all
about her dream. One evening after
the husband had been to town and re-
ceived considerable sum Of money. o
man came 10 the house applying for
lodging, was received, and after good
supper was shown n room, without q
thought OF the dream recurring to the
Indy until she was startled by discover
ing the shoes Of the stranger in exactly
the position she had seen the shoes in
her dream, and then she remembered
that he was in almost every particular
the man Of the dream. Again she sought
her husband, and reckless Of his deri-
sive laughter, told him her fears. This
time she was not laughed at The hus-
band mounted guard, and OF q late hour
the strange man came excepting down
stairs, fulfilling the dream In his man
ner, and with a dark lantern in his hand,
was making an examination Of the lower
rooms. One Of the first things no saw
was the husband with gun nllis hand,
and the first thing he heard was o de-
mand to "git.n His prompt obedience
spoiled the perfect fulhllment Of the
dream. but II elevated the wife TO o
place in her husbands estimation even
higher than that she had previously oc-
cupicd, and 1t is pretty certain that she
will never be laughed at for another
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the Giant Killer I shall call you
SDo," he replied, and laughed most
heartily. 81 like the name Of Jack-it
is so innocent"
And thus we chatted away till at last
we reached our station. John with the
carriage was waiting for us. delivered
to him all our numerous parcels, and
then turned to our kind gentleman,
saying:
without knowing TO whom l owe so
much pleasure for such very pleas.
ant ride, and such great kindness as
you'have shown me-" / then gave him
my card. We reside" continued,
son the room above, in q neat, roomy
and comfortable cottage and II at any
time you are passing this way, 1 need
not say I should be so very happy to
offer you some little civility-all we
have in our power-in return for your
exceeding kindness TO us. Fred and
Charley, you will thank this kind gen
tleman, / am sure"
"That wc will |" they cried, "Thank
you, sirl thank you, sir |"
And Charley stepped up and touched
his rosy lips to his hand. He looked
around, and placing it on the boys
head, said:
Heaven bless you, my boyl Love
your mother Madam, you are very
kind. am q bettOr and happier man
for this little episode in my life. 1t has
done me good. Hero is my card; and
II at future dayI can serve you, OF
either Of your boys, call freely upon
me. This afternoons ride will not be
forgotten, 1 assure you:"
He assisted me into the carriage; The
boys were there before me. I looked
out as we started /; he smiled and kissed
his hand. I turned up tho card and
there I read
DANtgn WEBSTER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Durleigh, speaking of the personal
and pecuniary attractiveness Of the pas
torskip of the Madison Square Prcsby.
terinn Church, says Of DR.. Duryea, who
has declined the call "He Is greatly
attached to his people, and considers
his enterprise sort Of experiment that
he Is quite unwilling to abandon. His
Brooklyn church is not rich. Still he
has q salary Of $1,000. He Is pastor
OF all work. He conducts the music,
often leaves the pulpit to play the Or
gan, and has really been the chief en-
gineer OF his society from the start. To
leave it will greatly endanger It's pros.
perity. But he is not rich; large Us
his salary is, It does not support him,
and call to the foremost church OF
New York is not only honorable, but
very seductive"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

One of the barbaric games handed
down to the Romans from time imme-
mortal has just been forbidden by the
authorities. II was too provocative Of
an appeal to the knife. The game was
called Passatella. The party chose q
king and entered wine.shop. Each
man was obliged 10 call and pay for n
certain quantity OF wine, but no one
might drink without permission Of the
king. II he happened to be tyranni-
cal fellow, or had a secret grudge
against one Of the party, lie would get
ons or more Of them furious, especially
as the rest exulted always in the dis
comfiture Of their less fortunate COM
panions. Most Of the serious quarrels
at the wine-cellars were traced to this
game, but hosts and customers are
alike indignant at its suppression.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
The Corn and Potato Crop.

The National Crop Reporter pub.
fishes final summary Of the corn and
potato crops Of 1873, in Illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee,
compared with the crop Of 1872. The
loss in bushels Of corn in these States
Ii In round numbers Ms follows:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

A little daughter Of Z. P. Terhune
died in Newark In consequence OF havi
ing had her nervous system shocked q
year ago by fright While rambling
through the woods at the country resi-.
dence Of her father o little friend
jumped suddenly upon her from q
clump Of bushes and frightened her 90
badly that she never recovered from IT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
Gbe atnlrqftat.

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Ono Square, tenllnSa or lesa, one insertion sl'90
n,O sSrs-e s 10 ,noItSs 1000
0ne.fourth Of column, u months. ~
Ono-half column, Il months, .ae09 W
Ono column, u months. ...,,,.,,;.., low
Local notices 20 cents per line, which must
DO paid in advance. Five dollars VIII DO
charged for announcing candidAtes Tor
county, and ton dollars for State and u
8. onices. Lengthy Obituary noslces
must 10 paid for. E1-All loyal notices
arc charged to tho attorney prcsontng
Special rate, 10 puriel deRring moro 0'arl Ons
TSR PRrNTEHTG
Noatly and Promptly EIecutod at this oiice'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

Complimentary. y.-He-" Don't you
think, now, these are vewydweawy par.
ties, where the only parties ono meets
are parties one never knows9" Size
"Not more dweawy than other pawties,
where the only ones one knows are mo-
ones"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19
The sun and the ii Hadje.


Tho dying of the arrow
In the airi
Tho shifting Of I. . shuttle
In the looni geFllL
The sinking Of the water
In the sand;
Tho passing from tho cradle
To the tombi
Tell me, sua, tel me, is It Lli
what the bow that shoots us
Into lifei
Who're tho loom that throws US
10 and frUi
Whose the hand that spills us
Into dcathi
What in the making mars us
Hero belowi ~
o tell me, toll me, sua, whatitis!
"Iaoe the arrow aying,
SNotwha. senda II, F@
Tho boS that lhoots 1t hllher,
And who bends Il;
Isce tho shuttle shifting,
Ssf Not what tlrowsiti
Tho weaver who begunit,
And will close It
1seo the water sinking,
NO. what spills 1T
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

The aggregate yield for 1873 in the
States named Is 6l4,000,0 900 bushels
against 756, 6,000, 600 in 1872.
The potato crop in the States named
shows a loss in round numbers in bush.
ela ma follows:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-19

The aggregate crop in these States
was, for isT9, 100000 bushels, and
for 1879, 29,00o,O00 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27

~ The Mississippi river has begun 20 debouch
10 the Illinois side, just above 81. Louis and N
A. feared AZ will cut its way through and leave
that city Tar inland. Such calamity would De
her death blow.
~ Hon. VIM. Bell secretary OF state-elect in
emo, has rendered his resignation 20 the gov
ernor, 70 take effect immediately A new eIec-
uen VII be ordered, and the people OF the Buck
eye state will enjoy the pleasure OF a supple
nentaTy campaign.
- Your Old black silks can be msde like new
by Following these directions. FIRST rub of AN
Gust with wooden rag. Then mix equal GUAM
Titles OF VINEGAR and strong tea. with which
wash the SILK by thoroughly rubbing with a
flannel rag. Fold we'll, let IL remain q while.
then iron on the wrong side with hot irJn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27


BEACH. JAMES ,Jouhsest son of D. W ana
Llsse keSeh, Of feuLsy aIta, the 26th isstant,
REed months.
CANDY. A. she residence of his grandpareuss
Anthony Parkinson, 80 street aud pehHsy lyauia
sveLas, ANTHONY PARKINSON CANDY, aged
Il months and days.
The family and relatives. also their friends are
respectfully requested 20 attend the funeral 81 half
rest O'Clock, on Thursday afternoon, 90 proceed
&C Congress burial ground 3
EOLLlpGE On Monday. the 10Th instant, NJ
. ~ p m, ANNIE Il wife Cf IsAac s. HOliige, Ia
the 231 year Cf her age
FuEersl viii take place at NIX andree NJ T.
Church, Oh Massachusetts avenue between gth aud
10Th streets TO nlOrr0s, ednesday, 2Sth Instant
81 oclock m Friends o. the family sre respect
tuily invited 60 attend.
PURCELL. On the 26.h instant, MARIA PUR-
0kLLs aseo yesTs and anon. b.. dau hteF OF inn
J. and Margaret Purcell
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully requested 10 attend her funeral from Ne 40
l street northeast, between Delaware aveuue aud
% street, Wednesday, ats O'Clock .. m.
WARNER. On the 26th instant, WILLIAM Pr
TERS, beloved son Of Mary and the late Henry w
Warner, eyed 81 years and days,
His friends, relatives, aud scQuaintances Of the
Family are respectfully requested 90 attend the fa-
neral from the residence OF bic mother, NJ street.
between 9Th and lOtb streets southeast, Thursday
the 29th instant, at O'Clock Pm IAienkbdr1a.
Va, and " imiBgtOn, Del. papers please COPY nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27
LNITED STATES MARsHALls SALE.

In virtue Of ur writs Of feri fscias issued out of
the Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
let OF Columbia and to me directed, shall sell st
public sale for cssh in front of the Court-ho Of
said District: on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Noyem-
Der, 1874, al . O'Clock all John Roney' > right,
square No. e92, in the city Of Washington, ID. o,
~ TsoH satlS and Iay;aS % as IT, ~
John Roney, AID will be sold to satisfy exeeut )ns
NOS $685. Ui 954s and eS g. in favor OF the District
81 Columbia, against Robert Farrell ana John
Rcnsy IN 1888 and $685. against Mary Hsgg and John
honey in No, s54s, and Martin Welsh and John
ROuey ia No, 1868 ALEX. SHARP,
Ccfl4-d o. g. NJ arsn al ID. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27
UaITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

the Clerk ofsce OF the Supreme court of the Dis
trict Of C9umbis and 70 one oireeted, win sell At
door o. said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd dsy Of
November, la4, at ~ O'Clock m, ali J. L. Lyne's
right, tte claim and interest Ia and to Lot No. no.
in Beall's addition 70 Georgetewn,p. Q. Beginning
for the same at the intersection Of Monroe
and Beail streets, In said GEORGETOWN, and running
north along the west line of Monroe street IS feet
thence west and parallel with Besll street % fset
thence south and parallel with Monroe street IS
feet 70 Beal street. thence east along the iine Of
Beaii street " feet 10 the place OF beginning, to-
eether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, siezsd and levied upon the property Of
j. L. Lyme, sud will be sold 20 satssfy execution No.
the salt Of the District Of Columbia
ALEX. SHARP, q. q. Marshal q.
October u, lHl. octH-dh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-27
i United STATES nARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of five wrt,s of eri fscias issued out of
the Clerk 8 Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tr'ct OF Columbia and 10 me directed, will sell at
door of said District, Oh TUESDAY, the Sd day OF
November, lG4, at IL O'Clock m, all Augustus
Bachns' right, title, claim and interest in and Re
Lots Nos. lOl, le2, lo3 and loi, in Dale wright's
sIbdiyisien OF Mount Pleasant, IN the county Of
and singular the improvements thereon, seized aad
levied upon Sc the property OF August Bacbus, and
viii be sold to satisfy executions Ne SEA sesinst
Christian sproesser, Jacob Deimer and August
Bsehus, No. 9s5, against Oscar Ferelsnder and
of the District OF Columbia,
ALIx'R sAARP. U. 3. Marshai,D.o.
October IA, 1874. octls.ts