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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25-Lieut. Col. Nc
Clure has bought controlling interest in the
Philadelphia Press and will assume editorial
| charge on January first.
OMAHA, Nov Ex-senator Hitchcock, ex-
| Gov. Saunders, Joseph Willard, Augustus
appointed by the State Aid Society to proceed
| to New York and solicit subscriptions in aid
of our sufferers.
The weather continues cold and causes
much suffering. The Relief Society publish
statement to-day showing the total receipts
to date to be SIS, TAT Sc. The distributions
about $4,000, not counting the clothing con-
tributed.
BosToN, Nov. 25.-In response to the tele-
gram from Tuscumbia, Mayor cobb has re-
ceived number of contributions for the
sufferers, which will be forwarded at once.
The numerous accounts of suffering in the
South and West have elected very general
expressions of sympathy hereabouts
LITTLE-RoCK, Nov. 25.-The House to-
day passed the Senate joint resolution for
Committee to investigate the election of
Senator Dorsey.
TERRE HAuTE, Nov. 25.-A letter purporting
to have been written by d. W. Voorhees,, and
discussing various political issues. was pub
lished in an Indianapolis journal to-day.
voorhees, pronounces the letter forgery,
every inc and word.
PHILADELPu1A, Nov. 25.-The Philadelphia
Drug Exchange held a meeting to-day and
adopted resolutions appointing committees
representing each part OF the bu siness to con-
slider what Congressional action is desirable
to protect their interests by tariff moditica-
tons. Another resolution was adopted,
earnestly recommending that Congress repeal
the custom tax or so-calied discriminating
duty OF ten per cent additional on all mer-
chandise, product or growth of countries
east of the Cape of Good Hope, when the same
is imported from ports west thereof.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 25-Another large
meeting Of potters was held tonight to oppose
a reduction of wages. A committee was ap-
pointed to meet the "bosses" to consult upon
reduction. They complain that they receive
less wages than before the late war and under
a low tariff. They say. if forced to yield.
they will consider that high tariff means .
and low wages, and low tariff,
and high wages.
Several speeches were delivered
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Is III MURDER
A Man Found With His Throat Cut.

Last night at 10 o'clock, man who was
identified as James Lannon, was found lying
on the corner Of Levee and Barracks streets,
suffering from injuries, which in all pro-
liability will prove mortal He was, when
discovered, in an unconcious state, having
receied blow apparently on the right side
Of the head, given with some heavy instru-
ment, and two cuts in the throat, which are
hastily in appearance.
The unfortunate man was taken to the
Third Precint Station House. and sent thence
to the Charity Hospital. Nothing could be
ascertained pointing to the perpetrators Of
the foul deed, and possibly the unfortunate
Lannon will never recover sufficiently to
reveal the names OF his assailants.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, July 25.-Cotton closed dull and
easier: Middllng Uplands Lax, Orleans 154. Sales
1893 bales; net receipts 5l3 bales; gross 1870
bales.
Futures closed steady Sales %, 400 bales, as
follows: November IA 23-320142, December 14l
OLA 25-32. January Is 1872. February Is Is 1884
OILS ZIG, March Is 24.32s15 1881, April 1900
IL 1882, July 16 13-16Wl6J.
Southern -four quiet and steady. Wheat less
| active, 1@2c lower, 81 1901 rs for winter red
Western. Corn-new shade firmer; old dull,
less firm, 81 for Western mixed in store,
Coffee-prime grades Rio &c lower; other grades
firm, Rio quoted 16i@19t gold. Sugar dull and
unchanged 8sM8l for fair to good refining 81
for prime, 74@75 for molasses grade; refined
quiet and easier for large lots. Molasses-foreign
Rice dull and unchanged. Tallow quiet, 8a0183.
Rosin firm, 81 35 for strained. Turpentine firm
at 354. Pork firm, Western mess $21 Beef
unchanged. Lard firmer, prime steam rendered
al Oh. ' -
CINCINNATI. Nov. 25-Cotton quiet; Middling
14l. Flour steady demand moderate. Wheat
demand fair and prices advanced red 81 080
10. Corn-demand fair and market firm, TOO
49, Oats-demand fair and market firm, 5000.
Pork-demand hight but holders firm, held at
SCI. Lard-in fair demand and market firm !,
sales, head and gut, at l3s, good 1884, country
a moderate demand; partly cured loose shout
ders 7.2097 37., clear rib 1Ol@104 clear 1850
105. Bacon scarce and firm; little done.
Whisky demand fair and market firm, 80.
There will be no session to morrow
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. -Cotton-demand good at
full prices. Middling 149c Flour firm for brands
at "a 2504 so, and under, with supply short Of
demand. Higher brands quiet. Wheat-demand
fair; market firm and generally higher No. 3
red winter 81 09O1 10, in elevators No. 3
81 o. Corn frm-No. 2 mixed 71072Ac, on
track; 72a@73tc in elevators. Oats dull and the
market unsettled; No. 2 56lc. Pork steady and
firm, $40 1920. Bulk meats dull and prices
shade lower; shoulders 70l7ic clear rib 160104c,
clear l0a@10sc, packed. Bacon nominal; no sup
ply. Lard tirm-good 1890. Whisky steady and
firm, 81.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet; Middling
IA. Wheat, dull and dropping, red 95, amber
81 05, white 81 10. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Oats dull and dropping, mixed Co. white 63.
Pork, demand fair and prices advanced, s21 SO.
Bacon-none here. Hams quiet and unchanged.
Bulk meats-shoulders u, clear RIB 10s, clear
sides 104. Lard quiet and unchanged Whisky
quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-FIour steady; demand
moderate extra spring "a 2514 80. Wheat
lower; No. spring Chicago nominal, No 2 9li
Coli. Corn dull unsettled and lower. No. q
mixed 70, new gu. Oats dull, No. 2 So. Pork
advanced, $40 %. Lard lower, lss@lal.
Bulk nneats-demand good at full prices,
shoulders G397, short rib middles 95@9s, short
clear middles 9}I9s, all loose, and partly cured.
Whisky steady with moderate demand, 97A.
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TUSCUMBA SUFFERERS-kNlGTHS TEMPLAR

MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.-The committee ap.
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce OBJ
tanned $1,000 in money and supplies to-day tor
the Tuscumbia, Ala, sufferers, which will be
forwarded IN the morning The committee
will continue the work tomorrow.
The storm last Sunday did considerable
damage in the southeastern portion of this
county, unroofng several houses and destroy
ing fences and timber. Thos. Holman, Esq,
and his wife and two children, while driving
through Nonconnah Bottom were overtaken
by the storm and tree was blown across the
rockaway, literally crushing it, but without
injury to the occupants.
A number of Knights Templar from Ne
braska and Iowa, passed down to-day on the
City of Alton for New Orleans The Knights
of this city leave tomorrow.
/ Charles Benson (white) and Hattie Neal
(coloreH were committed to Jail by the Re-
corder to-day, in default of $1,000 each, TO,
having inter-married in violation of State
statute.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Last night, about HAS, an alarm wa.
turned in from the station at the engine-houss
of No. IA on Common street, and on BuLLE
TIN reporter hurrying to the spot, it was dis
covered that the grocery store of Mr.. Burns
q. the corner Of Derbigny and Palmyra streets
was in flames. In short time the whole
building was enveloped, and Notwithstanding
every effort, it was completely burned. We
could not at this late hour learn the insurance.
Coal to suit families ct John D. Maclin's. No
81 Carondelet street.
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CHICAGO ITENS

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-A Springfield. Illinois
special to morning paper, stating that the
Inter Ocean was to be published at the State
Capital after January the LIST, is pronounced
false by the proprietors of the Inter Ocean.
Wesley Underwood, sentenced to be hanged
at Palmyra. Missouri, Friday next, for the
murder of Richard Menifee in 1871, hanged
himself in Jail last night.
Tomorrow will be generally observed as a
holiday. There will be no session of the
Board of Trade.
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PRICE-FIVE CENTS.
NEW YOKk ITEMS.

New YORK, Nov 25.-The motion to admit
Coroner Croker to bail has been denied.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The attorneys for
beecher have signed consent to set down the
argument on bill of particulars before the
Court OF Appeals for December 1.
1litons counsel announce that they will
ask the City Court Friday next to direct the
dlstrct attorney to proceed promptly with
The trial OF the Indictment against their client
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Nov. 22-Advices from San Do
mingo to the Goth inst. have been received
The preliminary negotiations for treaty of
amity and commerce between Spain and the
Dominican Republic has been successfully
concluded. The principal clause provides for
perfect neutrality of San Domingo in all mat
tiers pertaining to Cuba The treaty between
Hayti and San Domingo has not yet been
signed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

| LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Pail Mall Gazett,
has special dispatch from st. Petersburg
stating that Russia is DESTROYS Of enlarging the
scope OF the new Conference on international
Usages of War, by making the resolutions ap.
pllcable to wider territory. The South Amer
lean States will be inclined to participate in
| the deliberations. 1t is also hoped that the
United States of North America will be repre-
scented at the Conference.
LONDON, Nov. IS. The Great Midland
counties handicap at the Warwickshire and
Lanington Hunt Meeting was won by Louis
Victoria.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The rhinosceros weigh
ing seven tons, in the Geological Gardens ia
tally gored two of the keepers of animals to-
day.
The libel case of Mrs. Pittendaugh against
DIR. kinnealy, came on for trial to-day The
plaintiff failed to produce evidence proving
that kinnealy was editor of the Eaqlishman,
the paper in which the alleged libelous article
was published, and the case was dismissed.
Arthur Orion was in court for the purpose Of
testltylng, but his evidence being unnecessary.
he was returned to military prison.
PARIS.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-The Minister of the Inte-
rior has dismissed the Mayor and Deputies OF
the town of Milun from Office, because they
signed an address recommending the electors
to vote according to their political prin-
ciples.
PARIS, Nov Excitement Duvemois, tried
tor swindling operations in connection with
the Territorial Bank of Spain, has been found
guilty and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment, added to a fine Of one thousand francs.
Javret, convicted on the same charge was
sentenced to one years imprisonment and
five hundred francs fine. Capron and Ras-
setti, two other accomplices, in default of ap-
pearance before the court, were condemned
each to five years Imprisonment and a fine Of
three thousand francs. NM. Fornerod, Bar
reaud, Alexandra, Duvemois, implicated in
the same affair, were acquitted.
Bancroft Davis, United States Minister to
Germany, who has been in this city for few
days, leaves tomorrow for Berlin.
HENDAYE.
HENDAYE, Nov. 25.-Mr. MacGahan and
Mr.. auckland, correspondent of New York
journal, were recently arrested by the Republi-
cans, at Fontanavia. The latter has been re-
leased MacGahan is still in custody; but
steps have been taken for his release.
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the assembled companies took up their home
ward march. It is impossible, at this late
hour, to do justice to this, the greatest
banquet ever set in our city. In future
edition we will endeavor to do so.
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MARINE.

~ SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. %, P. M.-Barometel
1890. Wind n, blowing strong.
No arrivals or departures.
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Five hundred and three pounds were made one
heah ct recent wedding in Indiana,
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Go to John D. MacIn, No. 81 Carondelet street,
} to get your
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HENDAYE, Nov. 25.-Mr. MacGahan and
MIR. auckland, correspondent of New York
journal, were recently arrested by the Republi-
cans, at Fontanavia. The latter has been re-
leased. MacGahan is still in custody: but
steps have been taken for his release.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-12


lowing lines of Striped s,lks:-
One case high Iusrreo stripes At 7sc; former price
One fancy colorcd stripes At 81 former price 81 90
One case extra quality Fancy stripes at 81 TO- former
Also IoC Pieces OF quality Plain silks al 81 q;
Black silks Black silks Black snks
Greatest Inducements ever onsred in Black silks 200
pieces Black Sis q 81 pieces black Iros Grain at
and r IS rs S'issS stss s?sas .
ssr mammoth .,oss q spring Drc4s GOOD.
ae aoh ssts ses - IS Af pieces s srfs
C IL dob. o siG o pieces s rreacn
quality, &C. .oy Seees q french Empress q g 20
mere At 800 pieces Soc; so pieces silk Popns .,
PIN ! IRISH popln, in ali tho new shades
Three II, e,s cas-, !, japanese ,ilks At SIC
~ Hon p.ecns franey STRIPE extra w'de' ooc
B B|sss H,o",as aSs; per sata ard upward
IRON frame rsnad "a ss s Mss and and sOc
Back Brilhanhs. &c. and upward.
Ladies' c,oaks and Suits
IS s g sas as y a.
Reversible Ottoman, Ss q and upward
Cloths Cash,nsress Fianneis white Goods, Hosiery
pomestcs and fun stock o, housekeeping Dry Goods
WALLER u MCSDRLEY,
2ls Grand street. near Bowery.
A CLEARING OUT SALE
n The whole stock to be sold before the LIST oeHay
atagrcat sacrifice 10 close the business
Hamburg Edgngs and lnsertinss,
selling vt tcss than auction prices.
sea A' ras srs: AID sa i.sss ;n %
Ribbons yelves and Dress Trimmings
OF every description.
an% f ann S too ,srss to
49,. AZ hall price.
N.cicsnonly two weeks more to get bargains the
W. ANDERSON. sIl Broadway.
A HARAUx's STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY rs.
~: stabl,shmeat, y Fourth avenue few above
q, the loves. prices
n DE fEaclvAL.
Il. formerly at 73s Broadway.
mn, has removed 10 rs West Union square,
chiidren's Outfits Infants Wardrobes.
All kinds Of Embroderies to order
Stamping and stamped Goods
Go 70 THE
Union bazaar,
A3 SIKH avenue sp
irmpsd sonnets ana Ronnd Hats; also arre assori.
latest styles and AZ unusually low prices T line s Of
9imps Fringes iaces ana Hamburg Edgings At prices
brigsan no,e Al soc PAIR: worth 7ac large and well
ssecca oct % farasos al prices lower ha any other
Union Bazaar
3i3 Sixth avenue.
j. MAGNUS
- Macy CO.'S
GRAND CENTRAL ESTABLISHMENT
Our very large assortment OF desirable
SPRING STRAW
AND MILLINERY GOODS
~ attracting crowds Of pure hasers rota
city aud country.
OUR CROCKERY AND.
GLASSWARE
DEPARTMENT Ii great success
Why Oar prices thirty 70 forty per cent les IMAM
other dealers -
DAILY OPENING tle.
FRESH SPRING GOODS Of our Own imp1Tiaton IN each
N B.-GUDDo DELIVERED pkEE Az USUAL.
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue New York.
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SPRING OPENING.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL Is AND II
OUR NEW SUIT AND
OUTFITfINC ROOMS.

UPLIFTING ROOMS.
GRAND kxHIBHiON
lot ladies' ready-made slik Cos.
Fumes, Promenade, Carriage and
Dinner Dresses, the productions OF
the mostceteUrated
4 PARIS AND BERLIN HOUSES,
Also those OF our own manufacture =
all no,ef and elegant M appear
lance, conDiDn. sly ic and aitrac..
ton. with inoderation ~ price.
We shaii also open ALI the newest
lsfylcs in Mohair. Ponsec. Alpaca.
Lawn. Liuen, Eausle And swiss
Morning Wrappers
Orr display on this occasion will
be No attractive and extensive as 10
beommana The attention oil the pup.
Pic and ren0er \: worth d speeial
visit Of examination.
IELEGANr BLACK SILK WALK
ING SUITS,
of best grades OF Lyons siiiks, made
land trimmed in the most eiHGoratc
tmanner, after the latest
PARTISAN DESIGNS,
Al 500 500. so. SO, So, Ssa, $loo
TO $50
superb imported Bonnet Black
Z "
I$i40 ana $l5J.
Magnificent coloren silk prone
knadc, carriage and dinner dresses,
lin two shades OF fine g-os grain
ISilks. very stylish and elegant. $40,
$yJ. 800 and sl0O.
handsome striped silk Suits, made
in the most fashionable manner.
$50, $50 SCI. $50 and So.
Elegant imported suits. $J5, $4%,
t$4s $50 So and 500.
Siik and Wool serge SUITS, stylish
lIy irimmed with black siik, $40.
Cashmere suits, silk trimming,
Lawn and Linen Suits S. TO &23.
Encouraged by the great increase 1
lin the sales aud orders Ia this ne
apartment. we have made an csten
islvc audltion 10 our establishment
bexpre-siy Tor the display and man.
YuiactGre OF l
LADIES' COSTUMES,
Into winch we have iutrod need |
kcvery Improvement tending 10 Ia
IcilItate business and In Increase the
tcolnlort ana convenience ~ our
tpatrons
With greatly increased facilities
I'm our manu,acturinl Department.,
and an ettic.cnt corps OF artists. We
nre prepared to execute all orders
with despatch and satisfaction.
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OF fine imported
Round Hats ami Bonnets,
irOn the

Round Hats ami BonEetx,
from the
most celebrated Paris rodistss;
also exact copies o.
imported Hats at niue 10 wer prices,
with large variety ~
0ur own manufacture OF the
most original conceptions and de- I,
slgns. I
Our shapes and sly les are entirely
new, and will include many OF ex-
I auisite taste, specially prepared Tor
/ this exhibat,on,
III the most attractive prices
| Cntrimmed Bcnnets and Round
Hats in ali the popular and mp
prOved shapes.
| Also. an unusually choice ana nj
ltract,ve assortment oi fine Paris
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments and
Ribbons, and other novelties lust
breccycd, and to which we invite
= special visit Of inspection.
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JOHN DANIEL SON.
$50 Broadway and No. ~ Clinton place
DLACK DRESS SILKS -.

DLACk DRESS SILKS
- CA SPECIALITY.
IND pieces NJ ~ DER cent under the market price,
frtces AS follows
IS fine bright Lustre racta for spripa ana ann
mer wear All 1bc., value 81 I0
81 10 -
q pieces sti heavier and finer 81 IS value 81 "a
~ pieces Cacbenire SUPERIOR noted for dnish 81 s
value 81 IS
% pieces quality and finish at 81 60 value q Is
20 pieces Beions heavy eros Grain IS value A.
% pieces Engsl eros Grain, noted tor durability, as
81 30 value ~ 81
pieces Benon'- Ponsons and Guinet Gros Grain at
81, value 8. 40
80 pieces Bsons width and quality. At - 10.
= value 81 so
~ ronsons hne Gros Grain - % value
81 10.
20 pieces ronson's and Guinets width and quail
ity, 81 g., value 81 o.
10 pieces Bellon satin finish, heavy - - value
celebrated cachemire de Paris at - a. yans
% pieces nch Guincs satin finish 81 S. value 81 50
~ pieces rich hemrc superior 81 s. CO.
~ pieces superb satin finish Cachemre dc Paris NJ - ~
value s. 80
10 pieces Bonnes Beion's and Guinets best s. 80
10 3d.
SPECIAL JOB LOT.
~ pieces Ponsons Drap de France AT SO vnlne y 10
JOHN DANiELt. SON.
75s BROADWAY AND * CLINTON PLACE
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STRAW GOODS.

Ratenstvs alterations and improvements IN this Do
partmcnt
Al the leading shapes In Chip. Leghorn and Milan
European shipments every week
Chdren's goods in great variety.
Our summer shade Hats in plain and fancy braid .
great hit and our speciality.
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REGULAR SPRING OPENING,

WEDNESDAY AND TBU RsDAy. APRIL Is AkDI
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DRY GOODS.
ERBNCH FLOWERS.

WreathA Aontures Comets and sprays In every ssvve
really the choicest In the city ct especially pricer
Novelties received every day. In the above goods nature
g.slands for children's hats something new.
Bridal Wells and Parures In most eleg ant desiQns
The new jet Beaded Laces, Crowns ana Bandeaux tor
BODneta
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T ACES AND MADE UP
II Lace Goods
Black Thread, Gulpurc and Yak Laces, from the re-
cent auction safes, at SOC. on the dollar.
$50 black Thread capes. from SIG upwards
sou Llama Lace Capes, from 81 SO upward.
500 black Thread Barnes, from 81 80 upwards
Spanish Lace ScarIs ~ YARDS long from IS upwards
20D pieces handsome black French Laces IRON 2sc per
yard upwards.
A large lot OF Duchess Laces at 20c. on the dollar.
Rulings in organize and crepe ssc OF manu.
jactnre, in 90 different styles, at low prices.
The Duchess OF Edinburgh sets.
Embroide res
$500 yards Hamburg Edgings and Insertions 10 lSc
per yard.
100 yards Hamburg Edgings and Insertions isc 70
so yaras Hamburg Edgngs and Insertions SIC. to 81
per yard
From auction the cheapest embroideries in the city.
JOHN DANIEfL 4 SON,
1853 broadway and ~ Clinton place.
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When we shall exhibit
very large and attrachyes line OF
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
Iron the best Lyons manufactures.
Bonnrt's, Guinet's, Beilon's, Ia
plssler's and other favorite makes,
WITH n large stock bought At the
recent auction sales.
which We arc Offering at
remarkably low rates
An shades Trimming and eros DE |
SnH Silks, cut straight or bias.
striped silks, in grisaiie, black 4
lground: wide, white stripe, white
ground, black stripe, black ana
hlne. tiue and white and many
other colors.
IN DRESS GOODS
we shall display
all the newest styles and shades
lin Cashmeres. Dcbe2cs, camers
hair Cloths, Mohairs. Pongecs, Poo
Inns, Diugonais, Grenadines, Japan
csc SilRs, and ait the most fashion,
able goods OF the season
AT very attractive prices
Cashmere Jackets. Dolmans and
PoioHaiscs. Embroidered, beaded
aud braided, trimmed with YAK
Lace, AT low rates.
Real Thread and Llama Lace
Shaw.s and Sacaues.
e ,
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REGULAR SPRING OPENING,

WEDNESDAY, AND TIA uRsDAy, APRIL IL AND IL
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J.. SHAW,

S64 Bowery, Fourth street
TIE LARGEST STOCK or HUMAN HAIR GOODS IN
THE CITY.
We import and manufacture own goods aud retail
TuE CHOICEST QUALIFY OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS
WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
PRICE LIST.
Finest Quality uAIR SWITCHES, Solid, NOT Dyed ex-
crleni for wear.
IA In. long hair weight. -
~ long HAIR weight. %
26 long. hair OF. weight "
IL long, hair OF. weight ~ %
CRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY
LONG SINGLE CURLS, warranted naturally curly.
22 in long 81 % % in Iona - 90
Ong ............ ~ 81 in long ~
rs in long W 81 IN. long 10 W
FKIZZETTs 25c bic. and 81 per yard.
PRICE Ills. Oh SECOND QUALITY HAIR GOODS AS
OFFERED BY COMPETITORS.
SHORT HAIR SWITCHES, 51c.
SWITCH FS, ONE YARD IONii, ~
LONG HAIR SOLID WARRANTED NOT DYED
ID In long, hair OF. weight ..t..t..-.x
10 in long, hair o. weight.
70 in long, hair or weight. o.
"a in long, hair o.. weight.
4
2Sin long, hair AZ weight ~
3 III. long, hair or weight W
aiikW'S PArENt HAIR SWITCHES SOC.
LADIES' OWN HAIR MADE owl R IN LATEST
STYLES.
COMBINES MADE UP. Joc PER StNCE
Goods sent q. q. ID. BY express, receipt Of r. O
NJ o. in registered letters tree OF charge t. all
parts Of the Orders below 81 must be prepaid
WHEN SENDING FOR GOODS ASK PRIVILEGE or
EAAMINA TON.
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LADIES' Neckwcar Ruchings. Pieatngs, conret,es and
Pies, in euoess variety.
Our superb assortment OF