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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
For tis Journal.
s.se -.o1cy CEcsficis,

I4e scarcity OF money settles dow Il
Gu rs, para 'yZ'nG every enterprise.
causl~g IL stE2aat.uu q trade, I'D
casts :. gloom over cur community,
aud any hope OF relief from an IA
c-"aso- "f c1-ronc7 b. Congress i.
vain, -, SUPPOSE there should be no
enc i.ua1ind n.liiou dollars, now
pn:-.a that hafltt &, T.? w iiGy,,
rn-,,.a,c -, ..t,c Tor u THAT tat. govern
.-l.). 8. .j,..l take; how. chen. c ;.t',3 ".
ct g.? t", 5j'"n2u ttcre l., to nj aD-
.t"..c1.....=. ;.-1tr OF money a. :.e
,.o.t;i ,,."s-.t. vet we ere nn5 benz 9!
h 81 ...,,a,anca there. Neither cGn
lri.~>~i',r@lr4 II tie b,1t:r =
caf5:.. aI:or. ii ny Corc~oae. -
,-I:.s,:, .-e S;ouJl would r-t
an r..~r. .. b" 81 a9v 20 ~;i,ic
a;lv.- taee, .21t. or tho contrary, e Sc
c,.rt,.,l wond make matters, Il posi-
-, worse: * wi! be seen frc11 the
-rea,ts u no process by which a bn4!.
y,ua'A h" INT IN operation, tay vi il
cue san,ir-d thousand dollars cap; tai.
I'i!t flfot tang 70 be done would be to
raise uua i.uodIeland fifteen thousand
dollars to be sent 10 tue North to by
one hundred thorsani United Stat s
bonds, Tor we hold none nt the i;Out..
On that hundred thousand dollars par
va2ue Il bonds, WHOM obtains d and ois =
r1osited with the Secretary of the
Treasury, he would sign anh deliver 20
the ba, X ninety thousand iollsrs, to
10 p,tJ ia circulation il place Of the one
hundred and fifteen thousand doi!ar6
sel3 abroad 10 buy tho bonds, MAXI <
loss II tie Smith Of twenty five
thouaau;i loiiars Increase Of banking
canitni. Which loss would be increase 4
l,y fifbs.t.n Per cent required to be held
ia grecnbac2;s for the redemption Of
such Of The bills issued by the bank as
might be presented for that purpose.
The only thing Congress car do that
will benefit us IS 20 repeal the law
placing pr0hi5itOry tax On all other
than National Bank bills, and let our
Legislature charter State Banks for,
bad as they were, they were vastly bet
ter than the presentIinancial system, or
if that will not be done by Congress,
then let our Legislature pass law
authorizing and directing the issue by
the State, of say ten millions of dol
lars, in sums Of tens, twenties, tif,les
and hundreds. One million to be ls-
sued annually and to draw small rate
of interest for ten years from the date
Of Issue, and to be taken for taxes ard
oil -l".e + the State; or if anything
better CHI 80 suGSca.,a 1T It be
done. CREDIT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

CRUDE IUEPEN line.
was not much demand during the pas I
week, and aside from the sales to
manufactures there was little doing.
Prices ruled steady up to Tuesday,
when the market became unsettled and
Hard declined 90 cents. and Yellow
Dip and Virgin 30 cents. The weak
enipa aud decline ofthe other branches
of the trade has been the legitimate
cause of tho decline OF this article.
The wants CT distiilers arc large, and
receipts will meet with sseady sale.
At the close to-day the market is
steady at 81 20 fer Hard and 50 go for
Yellow Dip and Virgin p bbl.
Tho receipts for the week were 9sI
bhls, against.1 ,297 bbls. for last week
The exports for the week were 80 bbls
against so bbls for last week, md the
stock IN yard and sfioat is 1916 hbls. =,
against l,6z9 bbls for last week. The
sales fox the week were as follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
.sl-J E.ist.

THO following il the list e Jurors
drawn for the Jsuuary Term, 1875:
First FVcch-G-aham Garria, G y
Huggns. Z l. EIuett, W;uslow Nixon,
VIM J Pr.dgen, J J Lcgw,n, " IL
ChadbourD, ifezekiah B0nhanl. 4 J
Mallard, Ell Ancrdnl, JOHN freeman,
W Ct Fo1ler. Jr, Matthew Car,
Josiah Sheppard, Abel S. George, J
f Hines. JOHN 4 McEaciIin, Joseph
Sternberger, Benz " Beery, Joseph
Walker, Isaao Stokes, l. ) EaEeE,
Nelson Stewart. ) j Alexander. Mar
Gus Waters, L Flanagan, & G Toom-
ner, JAS Richardson, Prince Nixon,
Morris Mcfarland. II Polly, Samuel
MerT:ch, Abner Morgan, Henry Rob
insci.. John 4 -,ichoiscn, NELL Gerken.
Sec taG EIeck-Cha& E:urr,ji, : g
Hsuhns, Samuel @ Nixon. Jno:a4s
Monk, :. r zy'lcn. Vim .EUcke-, Join
Hooper, " p Holland, Frank Clinton,
Bennett Boon, Is A HaIIet, john South
erland, John A Farrow, Joel i'ixon
" E Potter, II II Watson. j. y How
erd, Whitman Wilson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Through, 10 Charlotte

Schooner Cnns. V. Holt arrived
here yesterday with a cargo consist.
ing of 3U3 tons of railroad ITou f.r tn.
Carolina Central hallway, portion q
which IS 10 be used IA Lying tlt
tack ii tho sap O-Gweeu tt.ls p.ac-
aud CEarIotte. Cui. Amos, tle coz
;,ac+c-, was in the city yesterday, aad
IcnraIay next.
Col. Ircmo~5 > on taa ecaae,
and matters &ra bong expedited
is rapidly rs posAolc. here - no
cessation 20 the ring q the hammer,
rs the work. ia being pushed forward
10y night as vel IS by daE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
~ H-REG 1ErlIsn.iS-

We regret to learn that 2ir. Es: CT,
engineer Of Il freight tram on the ~ Il
mington, Columbia & Angus Rail
road. in passing over some cars at ii
depot some distance above tie cay,
on Tuesday might, fs!i end broke 0ne
Of his legs in two places. Ha Was
brought to the city yesterday where
ne at once received the necessary sur
cical attention and is now doing as
veil as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
All Il Mistake,

In last Fridays issue we published
chipping from the Durham Tobacco
11"at, stating that Rev. j. D. Hufiiam.
Pastor OF the Baptist Church i'll that
place, heard hoise ct his pig pen dur
ing the night AID fred IN that direction.
with the totally unexpected result OF
killing two cOlored raiders after fresh
pork. We are glad to learn that this
Is all a mistake as we 90 through &
special dispatch from a friend in
Ea!e'gh, containing an authoritative De-
nal OF the alleged killing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

SPIRITS TURPEN TINE-There
has been no Improvement in the mar
ket for Spirits OF Turpentine since We
last wrote. In fact the market has
continued dull and prices hare further
receded. The continued unstisfac-
tory reports received from abroad and
New York, aud tho leading markets,
has had q tendency 20 depress prices
here; at the present figures however,
there is not mich disposition tc dis
pose of stocks and holders generally
are not offering them for sale. At
the close to-day the market is quiet at
81 cents per gallon.
The receipts for the week were SO4
casks against 2,1Oo casks Tor last week.
The exports for the week were I,S47
casks against 1901 casks for last week.
The stock in yard and afoat is 9,317
casks against 1914 casks for last
week. The sales for the week were
90 1nlf.>r-C
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

IF ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTs are taken
into tie blood the heart works faster,
and this unnatural speed wears out
the vital machinery. All Intoxicating
uostrums advertised as ''tonics, 'ren-
ovators," &c, produce this disastrous
effect, and should be rejected DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar B'tters-
an Invigorant without the curse OF
alcohol-is everywhere suppiantinng
these poisons. 4W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
GENUINE
PERUVIAN CUANO.

FAhNEh' --6RICULTUR TSTs and DRALRRs
III eI q ave. now An opportunity OF OBJ.
tanning i valuable manure in small or
large ACts. nI ImpOriers' prices, by
aHph ing I" The Special Agency iust establish
Cd for the purpose of delivering Genuine Pc
rostan GuAnn 10 consumers at any accessible e
port or railway ststicn in the country. Full
par, icuiaTs gwen in Circular, mailed free on
application 70 r, RALCAZAE,
No. "a beaver st., New York
K RENO rs ny PERMISSION
Messrs EoBsoH. hCeT no & Co, Financial
Age nts OF the Peruvian Government, 50 Wall
Street, New York.
Mosys TAYLOR, Predd't National CITY Bank
81 Wal! street, Rev York.
JIG. TRACY, ESQ, Peruvian Consul, BY
Broadway, New York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
DIED..

IN IN. s,h inst, a. the residence Of her
brother Mr. Thomas r. Pigford, !" l'uPlin
C,un,y hits. SARAH Il. BkfANT, wife Of
- N. Ervant after a painful lin.ss or over
.vo years
Tbs dsceasei conss'cnt rncmhsr OF
tae Pres ;: terrain Church.
Decemtpr J. at 3 o'clock y m, ~ d. thcris,
MAGGIE VIRGINIA. daughter Of RoL ert snn
Mary A. Thor bum, aead yesrs ard N0nfhs
r:ccrel will IL &c II zee, from their residence,
on Third street. i.e;w.eu Walnut an" CT
DToAs at 5 o',ioca.
Yer.eriav afternoon, OF d phtherii, E1'0 IL
FEI-TCHES, Of =. II. anil Il A a:ry >
aged = YEAR, = mouths ard IS daYs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Goa % the Rig 49,, g.

4 dispatch fro.e London stats tia.
ernong The vessels lost IL he sever,
gale t!at prevailed on the I:r tlsil
coast, OF Tuesday, was tho brig HijGI,
bound FROM Wilmington, =. c . fer
Liverpool. Tha ,StJui vas driven
ashore on Point Lynas and wi prove
a total loss. Th3 crew geIo a saved
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
,y-No GALES reported.

ThursGsy-No GALES reported.
TAI:-No important change in
prices and the general features OF the
market are the same as q week ago.
Very little has been offered and sellers
have been firm, but the demand was
only fair and at the prices but little
could be sold. To-day at the close
the market is quiet at 81 IS q Dbl.
The receipts for tho week were 361
bbls. against 92S bbis. for last week.
Tho exports for the week were 100
bbls against 1,0S7 bbls. for las. week.
The stock in yard and afloa. i6 $3.50
bbls. against 5, 26S bbls. for last week.
The alcs for the week were as fol.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Scecias Premiums fOr the Fair Os
tho New Cape Fear Agricultural



By X I nlghum. Editor state agricultural
jour- AZ:
To the lazy exhibiting TIC Lar Ses! number of
articles of Ter own naT UCactCre, handsome
Silver Cup, valned ut go.
BY H ErEnEild g BIO, Wholesale LiGror
Dealers 10. r6 South Froct Street:
FOR the best Cigars made "a North Carolina,
3 % IN Golf-
By Chas -. Myers Il Co., Sole Proprie tors of
the FavOrite Flour
First We offer pre- miuIne OF Five Dollars in
brand of Favorite Flour.
second. Five Dollars in Gold for the best
Rolls made from our brand of Favorite Flour
to be increased 20 Ten Dollars on bresi aid
Rolls, pI divided either or 10Th take the pre- mi
uDls over all others.
And to place these premiums wi hin reach OF
AL we will furnish frs OF charge after the 18th
Of December, tx ten tiC) pound packagea OF
4: F.yorite Flour to SIX married ladies end six
tn (1o) pound packages Of Favorite Flour to
six unmarried ladies'.
! The Bread and Rolls II each case TO be en-
! Re ed for competitor.
Shoald any lady win pref uDls over all com.
| p.tito-s on bread and rolls made from Favor
| tie F!Our will give n solid silver cup value
| not less than S2o in lien Of the ten dollars in
gold his ia timely notice. "Win The pr &c
who can
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
sase of y,.,.nnie ..srpcrsy.

At a Commissioner sale, at Eliza
bethtown on TUESDAY, by decree Of
Court, ell the lands and property OF
the Baden Land Company, at Ab-
bottsburg were sold. The Cape Fear
Building Company as the purchaser.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Marrying and Giving i'm II

Rochlngham has the matrinl0nia
feVer bad Just at this time. There
we're SIX bridal couples in that town
last Sunday, and four OF the six sat
down to dinner that day at Longs he
tel. There is evidently crisis il
sS0mebody's af,tirs up i'll that section.
W, we nave no better advice, however,
t .h Tor those who may yet be out in
me Geld than - follow the example so
lauiIoapiy set them. The nliIleGium
WI never come until everybody is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Tns Grand lodge OF ,Easons.

The Grand Lodge Of the State, now
iu session at Raleigh, on Tuesday night
elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing year:
G.. M.-Geo. w. Blount, of 'Tiiso,.
G.. s. VS.. @. Shelton, cf Asae-
vile.
G. J. VII. II. Munson, Of Will
mington.
G T.-W. Z. Anderson, Of Raleigh.
G. S.-Donald w BAN, Of Raleigh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

mere Will oe a meeting OF the Cape
lea, Council OF tho Patrons OF Hus-
uanory held IN the Court House, in
.ne Guy OF Wilmington. at o'clock,
on thursday, the 18th of Dec, 1874.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
MAR RED.

! In whiteville, on Wednsstiay, No'eD'Her
/ 2Sth. at the res dence OF Gel. W. faid 4" N
by kev. 81 II. Upyic, Mis- ANNIE D. ~ NJ
| If.TON to Mr.. ALfX. r. POWELL, all ci
Whittville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

nATS AT BALTIMORE CARGO PRICE.
Tca1u1 Sacks c3rcnts.
Our El1, Grove Family FIaur s. per lar, ell
wAERASTHf,! :.
Goods delivered fres of charge.
GRANT q HINTON
GEo1era and Commission Merchants.
acc 9 2tD-d1Xv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
We Can't Talk

Wilton. showing the condition OF CIR teeth.
Every laugh Exposes them. In CIDER not TO 1s
ashamed OF them. let NE SUZODoNI,
Which Is sure to keep them white and 'potit ~
and to give fragrance r. every word ~e uttet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

! Tf;nirv College, 3 Cravei, Pres
! Agent go Erir.:E C"iifga, '
Sharpe.
, Agent ~ Gaeenob>r) reala:e c.!
, leg, :! :. tuaalocgin.
! Salisbury District, il l. DI-,:on, i +
! Salisbury, i " Crawford.
! Salisbury ;'.rc"lt, T L tt pl"tt.
! y ? Gcode.
! 1Ioo;s-v,;,a. =? : C;yp.
| S3,aieavt3:... =; i N.ee'cI.
! Statewide, ;.!!cuis. ! :. Sn,nar4.
IJ0cL <r.:,,.. :. S;ii".'. y 9 WILSON
l.rs1o... :. yzo,.;.
A!exuI.,2-r, II L wiley.
Wilkes, J G Smith.
Eadkinviile, Il L n Stephenson.
Mount Airy. II Davis.
Surry, " 3 Names.
Sauraton, Miss, = II Long.
Shelby District-L s Burktcal,P +.
Shelby, II Z Hudson.
Shelby Circuit, J " North.
Double Shoals, S D Peeler.
South Mountain, Miss, G Crisp.
Cherry Mountain, A NJ Gault.
RutilerfcrGItou, S Leard.
ColEmb.l Mission, = S Norton.
Marion, J 7 Harris.
CppcH Broad River Mission, 4 {,
= hi.t;nStOn.
Iorgautou. ! $ Erwin.
Uor0ir, q " 1ycy.
H2ppy Home, & l-artsc.,.
Newton, ID HAY.
Rock Spring, J " ructt.
South Fork. G NJ Anderson.
DaI!ne. L I " Stamev.
L:acoinson, l. G Barrett.
Davenport Female CollsEe. VIM Il
Roi,ey, President.
Charlotte D.s;rict--J S Nelson. P e.
Charlotte, T~you at2ect, ? Cara
WY, Calvary Mission, " 5 Ealtom.
South Charlotte. Z GreeEirg.
pireyillc, W D Lee.
Pheasant Grove, Z Il Edwards.
Monroe. c II Pepper.
Monroe Circuit, NJ w Boy!es.
Concord, O J Brent.
Concord Circuit, NJ @ Thomas.
Mount Pc Gsant, NJ 7 Sheriff..
A!be.1el:n, g 2 Eicaul.
:5.@cit.-. I Io,vlaud.
Auso;is.iie, / y Belts
bogo, l. = CuIbreii,.
Wade Joro Circrit, J II Quinn.
I.l"s7i,ic. - Il Uoy:>.
, ~ s'''' nc A'lS'l'E'--'o - A''"'i'7'
Efr5ldl:.@ E,cer: ,--,.,,.
rag ''1Fiiie' j. :. LH"iiit hC"'
C'i,'i'-f.h,o' ! = A'e-'.
Jsrr..b:rt., = " Guthrie.
Hoc:Ej"Gasu', Joseph NAeei,T.
Zee Dee, ! \ booge
i":iaFE-e 9, Castor Earrar-
= n r.TaaTy. I F tycTnre.
%..'.i'. =: J. Il oto32aF.
,'"s.">!'"-s', j = lil.',irs.
t1l:@j,-itl, y . ij!h'-it:
t'l.E3i'6i"2 I!'a'f:>,' y = lAAt!;,
i
NI-t~'f#-"h. %o;3t direct ) !"
4ti@,ln.
= L''h - -, . : ":'2s.
t"E"ni, 1. III crown.
J,f1"n. ""@' ..o<fra y ;: z,r'f2-
~" Ea1.:'a = = I'%l'ii"''-
80: e''c htlS1,oj'; 70 ''e' -! 'ij'''''-.
EL'in,"n. } * A,.HfI-
t""CS!':'rF, -" ..H''''''
.'.:'''"h, , .;<lh'2,G.
3 y. -. u ! ,'.G"e'
- 81 '--,-.''H; > - naItH7-
SAMMY - 1 EnStaLd-
49, -, - - A'"o'b.
t:.,n:@'' @: ::l@ ->tT'aG>rs, New York,
= / I'E@'rS
Ne,':t5iH o's:r.cf, y \ 1ates, T T.
Nn."r"'',o' ) - hf"ohS'
Wilson, t. II wood.
Ha7n", K VI HIS.
~ Gave, L ? Bib
L;h@ic'1, Jan IS Wilson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

Rufus Chairman of Liberty, l''a'ne, had a
stiff leg bent 1T the Knee. lin hered and
,trsngtiienei by the use of ,'onnsons a nody rs
IiJiIDSpt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11

The proprletors of ,ichnscn's Anodyrc !.ipi-
ment, Parsons PurgatIve Pills, and Sheri-
dams Cavalry Candition Powders, have pub
lished a readable and insts uctlye pamrhiet,
which may / G had free b. mail.
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Bishop Marvin in the chair. Prayer
Ivy the Rev. Mr.. Carraway. The Con
ference perfected arrangements for
the ordination tomorrow.
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PoMilCAL--sEvEsrEEsrH PAcx-Thrd column.
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SIXTEENTH PAGE-Thrd column and NINETEENTH
rRofEsFYS S%T oP Tie CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-EGurEENrH PAcE-Third and fourth col
REAL Estate TO ExcHANGE-ErcHrrrsrn PAGE
REAL f0qssa EfaTh sna @
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s1EEs p p.ssga'a ssHa column
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and third columns, and NINETEENTH
ru14oNs apS fssfSC GHlamns
Fourth column, and NINETEENTH PAGE-Sccond col
SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING PAcE-sixth column.
6POkTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C.-SEvEvrEExrH PACE
Fourth column.
ETORAGE-THlRp PAGE-Third column.
THE TRADkS-SrxrEKNrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
-. umns. ana NISErEESrH PAcE.,second column
m I Fo
First column.
columns.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-sEcoND PAGE-sixth column, and THIRD
PA0E-First column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NINErEENrH PAGE-Tlfth
column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 6C.-SEvENrEENrH PAGE-Sixth
column.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-EIGHTEEsTH PAGE-Third column.
WINTER REsORTS-FIrTn PAGE-Fifth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 4C.-SEvENrEENTH PAGE
Third column
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
DRY GOODS.

DANA UOODSe
IT o'NEIII 4 Co,
a7 and 329 Sixth avenue.
are Offering COMPLETE LINE Of
FALL HATS 3, AND y, gs'4 sosFsfs oSsFHfI$sN'' + =
100 aes SILK VELVET koGS6 HATS ia and SoSNErs.
ESSSs1REHED SSSsR2s Z T. VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AND
LONG OSTRICH EH4FnHaf FnEaEs. 4SD FLOWERS
OSTRICH WE Willow rIuxEs
HES ESSSH S'FRi $iss e.
We have now "a the largest FEATHER and FLOWER
Department tn In the city having taken new building
o14Ss4 and well selected stock REAL LACE in
vALEScII66S,S4Es.
forNr APPLIQUE.
BEADEP P,fNSI,raI ANP raAIS YAK
The finest line Of RUFFLtNGs IN the city and a. the
NOVELTIES IN onEFs FISyfS psp ptif pcsE AND oRcAsprE
SHizH ~. iASs Hrs LACE END
RIBBONS.
Our immense stock of Ribbons at reduced prices
Finch GROS GRAIN all silk, soc, in all shades
6-inch GRUS GRAIN, all silk, g0c., in all shades
NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BROWN
finch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 75c all silk
Slnch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81. all silk.
9-inch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81 25 ali silk.
100 dozen ROMAN SASH Is. So IS
FANCY SASIES
SOFT SILK SASHES.
SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER
VELVETS.
80 pieces BLACK VELVET 81 90 per yard.
Ssss. 1#5%k SSSk EEE yyE
BLUE, NAVY BLUE, GARNET
AND ALL THE NEW CLOTH SHADES FOR TRIM.
MING.
+ LADIES' TIES.
WINDSOR TIES.
1000 dozen ROMAN TIES 25c.
lu0 dozen WINDSOR TIES, 25c to 40c.
KID GLOVES.
1000 dozen KID GLOVES fall shades Csc. to 81 20;
every pair warranted.
ONEILL,
STREET,
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

In this department We are offering goods
ct less than before seen.
Black TAX LsceA from TO inches Wide, IN svsFy
quality and width. than Importation.
Heavy Yak Laces at i6c.. l9c, 22c 2c. &c. &c., So
49,. all fully IS per cent under regular prices
Extra fine patterns real Yak LAGOS at 45c 6c., co.
and Toe; all great bargains.
Full line OF Beaded Laces very cheap;
Real Guipure Laces, at much less than ever before
offered.
Call and examine without reference to purchasing.
Immense bargains in Real valencisnne Laces fum
auction.
We have bought immense stock Of Real vslen.
cicnnc Laces from Il to ~ inches wide, and onsr 10
same at about half the regular prices
Real Thread Laces Imitation Thread Laces, dotasG
Chenille and Spanish Nets at
extremely low figures.
Full line Of Real and Imitation Thread BarbsS CotG
furcs Capes, &C., &C., at very low prices.