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, 1874-12-09
TELEGRApHtC BREWTIES,

The freight ratea 80 up cents ffo:tt 1nalan-
apolia, on aud after Monday uext.
The Capital City nolllng-Mill, OF Indianapolis,
resu,uea operation to-day Oh full ti,uc, aud With
d full cot Of handa.
Roports from Fort sulty Rtate thkt tue Gov
ernment troops sent out after the Hack n1!la
gold-seekota havo struck their trail and are close
atter them
The future Of John r. Edgar, .. Co., OF
Omaha. Mob, IL Officially announced. IEeS nase
nude 50 uaaignment. It IL not known "has
theig assota are.
A mosting Of the New York Produce Exchange
waa held yeHserelay afternoon 70 tafo lnaaan:es
to ail the sutYoyers In Nebraska. y c';amtteo
waa appointed to rocoiso s''oscsipsiohs.
Tho centenary meeting Of tho phii .:l:lphia
Conferences al Haptat ,niuisters was no! ! yostor-
aay At the Doeey Church. ras5 %ess sto4a tspfia 81 tS
history Of tue Philadelphia Daptass.
Tbs Yaplton {Dak.) Press and 1'1Rotiaa
,bonoad ,,r,n,iotors Saturday last, s. r Gicncn-
eor Selling tic paper to Wheolor =. Bowen, tsom
Japepy,]le. Wie., who has asaamad control. The
paper viii sene.n Republican IN polltios.
part.op from Iowa have presented hss.lhssn
Colleges Re!aond inn wi9m ~ sfEo NV OF
tfnmp. Two tuBka .neasure over / faot. ai,,1 one,
ma, Iy twice NJ long. Ia In good Btute o. pres-
eryntson. Thsy will bo examined by oxpetta for
scientific cIaaaellcatioA.
Tho Railroad Commissioners hold thoir
monthly nooting ut Springfield to-day, and, af-
Tar tranaaatiug the ordinary bnoneAH, the; will
co,uploto and lay before tho Qogornor the: na-
nual report. Which, 1t IL said, will bo somewhat
yolunainous, giving . complete history iu detail
OF tho work OF tho Commission since the last re-
port It will nlRo contain Gomo valuable Ht!tta-
tical tables
In the United statea Court, ut Grand R&,ids,
N1sch. tho cass Of tho County Of Bt. JoBep!, "a.
Eldrldge l. Tnrtolotte w,ls on trial yoator Jay.
The oaHe grew ont Of tile theft of number Of
valuable records belonging to tho county, for
wAieh they advertised, and which, we're Hnbaa.
qucntls returned. The county dopoalted tum
OF money with tho defendants, and now sues for
tho recovery Of it, claiming TINT It Was wrong~
fully paid.
4 sickcning monstrosity uas left In the barn.
yard Of q farlner noar Huntort0wn, Ind, during
Monday night, and found In tho morning. Ii
waR wrapped In o cuAfsa cof1oe.sRck, aud Naa
about tue heIght OF year-olA child. It's head
was OF pale lead color, tho body appearing ont
and btuised Tho noBo was Inverted, and
under tho neok Inatoad Of two arms, 4
crooked l1nb, similar TO IN ersn, projected from
tAa hack. This could ba moved backward ard
forward, but not sideways, Where the foot and
logs should be was long, round tuba-llso mem.
! bey, appssently hollow. The body was s,bbet
an1 grooyed ss regular Intervals. II Il NON
undergoing An examination by etrgeon4 ia hho
! cut what Il really ia.
, 1874-12-09

Mr.. Edward II. Lewis, Trustee of the Jay
Cooke estate, has presented report to the
creditors which implicitly charges the bank
rupts with fraud. The assets have been 80
much reduced by the payment Of preferred
claims that scarcely amy ythingwil b. leftfor I'M
protected creditors. ltappears, also, that for
many years before their failure Messrs. Jay
Cooke l. Co. were specializing On other pcc.
plo's money, aud were dividing the profits
among themselves.
, 1874-12-09

One of the ,billa introduced In Congress
yesterday ought to be, and doubtless will be,
closely watched. 1t proposes to establish 4
Government limo of telegraph between WASH
ngton and BoBton, with offices at
Hartford. New York, Philadelphia, nad
baltimore. For purposes Of comparison,
On experiment Of this kind would be
Almost vRlueless, since it would be mado I'LL.
der the most favorable conditions, taking the
very richest route in the whole country; aid
1t would bo positively unjust to private enter.
prises to trench in SO partial a manor upon
their field Of operations.
, 1874-12-09

loon autl seventeen millions Tint moro than
tllruo millions fall duo within tho
next aix months, and tint wo havo leHs TIM,
n million nl,1 n lnif III tho Treasury NIL told.
tt Is not very encouraging to 10 told TINT
$5,4lo, ,173.Hd, IN tho shuln Of n tax.wnrra,,t
for 1871. will DO in tho ]alr1u of tho Collector
by tllo middle Ut thIH month, wlcn NO know
tint nil tltia l,as beon appropriated, and aro
told That noro tan Il million dollars Of thu
taxen of 1871 roiaaIn nlcolloctei. II IL sr,to
tllo Afayor s',ggestu thnt t1luru Should always
be "an export i,i Tux. proceedings" connected
with tho Inv Department; Int III Tile city Is
NOW employing five or six '4lcgal experts" lit
TINT department ntnn oxI'o',ae of over So0, )0O
yoar 1T salaries, to say nothing Of lilo
jnoilentnls, wo should think this hrnnc1l OF
tic Government is already pretty we'll pro-
vidcd for.
Yhe Slnyor'a hint TINT thu City Tronsnror
should not be ror,niltca to uso or loau tito
city moneys for his own benefit ia timoly
but no question tho oxpodicncy Of tho Conn-
ellis undertaking to do tic snlno thing, M ho
Hnggcats, Wo hnvo alrcaly Ind snficiont
experience with tho authorization, or assumed
authorization, Of loaning Tho moneys Of tho
city; md while It Ia within tho province of
the Council Or city oillcalB to SEQ that the
City Troas,tror docs not loan or use the funds,
tho city itsolt will do vol not to 60 into the
saino business. We lnay ntliniro 31r. Colvin's
goncra1izations on tho subject of tho reduction
Of our expenditures and 1ilnitntion ofour tnxos,
but wo fnil to tintl in the ontiro six columns
my practical suggestions to TINT enn. Cor
tainly his Quasi approval of tho Court-Houao
| scheme 10 not in this direction; for, though
l,o Advocates the sale Of city property for this
purpose, he must bo conscious TINT Court
House building will offer an ezhnt'st1ess op-
portunity for raids upon the City Treasury.
, 1874-12-09

Another traiu-rohbery is reported this
morning. It occurred in Kansas. No vio-
sence WINS done to the passengers Or naai}s,
but the Wells-Fasso Express Company was
robbed Of $So,ooo. Tho people ought to
know that tho State Of Missouri shelters the
bandits who havo committed this aud sim|ar
outrages, and that the Democratic Statc Gov
ern1nent has not the power Or the will to ar-
rest and punish them
, 1874-12-09

1E74.
nKxxs OF Bunsc2spgioN tPA1AnI.K IT AuTAScEl
Daily, by ntai....8l2 2.N0 Sand1y.
ttt.Wcekly t.0U WdsR'S ''.'''.''.''t I'oo
Paeta at 1eae at tho sasne rato.
10 prevent delay An tnstakctt bo sro and sire Pott-
Office address In full. Including State ana County.
Romthnues may ,nado pithrr by 1ratt, e1rpas Foas
0Ees ordas. or In rcxtatered letter., IT our risk.
rEnMs 70 c1rY hviacH,IKns.
UslIy delivered Sunday c1eented, 81 cons ror ~oek
DA,y. da,osod Sunday !nsiudsa. 80 cents per wosk.
Adi,ets TIlE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cornss hsadson aud DcAsbornEts.. Chicago. III.
, 1874-12-09

waa dull and easier, closing at a1.e5 cash,
mud S1.28 for Jau,nry. On Saturday evcn-
ing last t1oro was in storo in this city 1,al0,-
Gil bn wheat, S7o,02l bn corn, 2oG,t6l bu
onts, .5,4tD bn rye, and 2n1,t39 bn barley.
Hogs ,yero ,lull antl l5tD20o lover tl,nn Snt-
urtlay; sa1es ut au.4o@7.1o for good to
choice. Caltlo were quiet. Sheep wore nc-
tive aud firm,
, 1874-12-09

Spanking Of weddings everybody is speak
Ing Of weddings in these lays-there was ono
III Brazil short time ago which quite eclipsed
tho Sharon naair. 4 report Of it is given else-
where in this pnper. Mr.. Sharon, and Hiss
Sharon that was,will not feel like saying menu
things about 31r. Honoro's chandeliers after
reading the Brazilian story.
, 1874-12-09

manage their internal atIaira upo1, tho " color
line 10 only to perpetuato bloodslied aid
turmoil and to ncceEsilatc Executive interior.
cllco, III order TINT tho Constitution n'ltl tho
laws may l'o respected, II is nut n question
whether tho b]ack man ~ entitled to tlio
rigllta Of citizen a.sd Ia qualified to exorcioo
tlcln Tho blnck NM, Is n citiso1', md must
remaiu 30. Whom this iact IL recognized by
all pEstfes po.lco will come, nnl not TIL tlscn.
, 1874-12-09

An excellent bill was passed by the Houao
,.ester<lny by unanimous consent. It forbids
uael1lbers Of Congress to act as aSents or
ounscl for parties to suits under the revenue
hlws. Tle spirit in which tue bill YVES re-
aired, os much as its actual passage, is n
most encouraging Indication of the good in"
E..ntious Of the present Congress.
, 1874-12-09

Politicians who favor I'll increnso of the
volume Of tile currency are still proclairning
that the Presidents message is O "hre-brana.'
What if it ISL 1t viii serve good purpose
If it touches OF Alr. Butler and olr. Kelley,
cnd causes their tnal disappearance in smoke
nd nshes They seem to have got ns far as
The blazing atate yesterday.
, 1874-12-09

Bills to reduce the Presidents salary, after
the expiration of Con- Grants term, to
a26, 1000, laye been introduced in both Houses
CT Congress. We are pleased with such M
exhibition Of zeal by Congressman for tho re-
s;uction Of other peoples salaries. Why not
commence the work Of retronchn,ent by cut
ting of the forwGrd-pay?
, 1874-12-09

Don Carlos is sud to be coquetting with
sm-Quecn Izabolla, with view to q Junction
1T their forces Doth armies conlbinod-~1f
the Queen can bo said to have control Of an
Grmy-could be whipped out by an organized
Government III fortnight. There is no
proanizcd Government in Spain.
, 1874-12-09

If the Republican party Inns bondholders
st its heatl aud negroes at its tail, and tile
Democratic party llns bonlho!ders ut Its head
and 1risllmen at its TAIL what is to bccome Of
the blessed county? Gen. Butler suggests
That the only chance Of salvation is in tho e.
tablishn,cnt Of o party which sllall have
thieves ut tho head aud Communists at tho
tail
, 1874-12-09
To.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND, o?ERA.MousE-o'.,k street. sS9n,ppoh sS9nppo.!ts
Dutch S." Afternoon Ana csntlfuE
, 1874-12-09

AL The gambling houses in Cincinnati have
been closed by thu police. The authorities
in Chicago would follow tllis example If they
were vigilant md honest. But they're not.
, 1874-12-09

One of the signs Of the time is the trial Of
distinguished "Reformer" in Wisconsin,
late candidate for Congress. Oh charge Of
attempting to defyaud the United States
revenue.
, 1874-12-09

RLAEEY LDDGE, No. e;t, +. and \. NJ. --Thc m?na'
h1rt No crchy ncl attsnd the annual cohminlcS
tIou pf floir Lodge this ggJnosdsy} avcnios a. 'ao
ss'ssk' Sse' A'"s'a 1'"''' j. b. G. WHITNEY. Boo.
, 1874-12-09

ACADEMY or + s.1fs notTocn m.1. MAO
isou aud Mouro0. HnHagnnont nf FF&rk MAYO 0nfs
Crookett." Afurnoon aud eEahnH'
, 1874-12-09
EThTE H0VENEIGUTY--A{AIN.


gTATE HovENFIGNTY--AuAIN. |
Tho few Democratic PAPERS which hRyo at-
tompted to hold THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE guilty
Of libeling tho Democratic party by imputing |
10 II Tho doctrine that tho United States aso g
nation, possessing oil tho inherent pow
crs Of nationality, md not tho moro
agent acting undor Delegated powers of
sovereign States, nro ovoking al,arp replica
from those other Democratic papers that rep
resent Democratic coratitueucien. State gov-
eregnty is not popu1aY in Republican Micl,i-
gan, and tho Detroit Fire. Press refuses to nc
knowledge 1t "a part Of tho Democratic creed.
In Democratic Missouri, the st. Louis Times
declares tint the Genoral Government Is but
tho agent Of tho several Staten. Tho CHI
cago 1sm<s, undor tho pretext of "inlo-
pendent journalism" though at heart DEM
ocratio paper, dcnouncea State sovereignty as
fraud, and t1cnounccs oil those who adyo-
cato 1t as ignorant and dangerous one1nies Of
the country while down in Gcorgia the
Democratic papers, 80 far as we Anye secn,
MI inaist that tho election Of 1876 must turn
OH tint issue.
Now comes tho Dubuque Telegraph, edited
by that veteran Democrat, .. 4. Mahoney,
who insists TINT the principle which WAS,
md for our pErt which we hopo still is, the
doctrine Of the Democratic party, that the
States aro sovereign" and that - tho General
Government at Washington Is but M
agency Of tho people, is, tho sovereign
statcs,-ia just. 1t goes further, and dcclnrcs
TINT to charge Tint the Democratic party, if
restored to power, will ray the people of
tho South their individual losses dur
ing the War is to pay TINT rnrty com.
p1iment upon its fairness aud justine and
then proceeds to arguo in favor Of paying al1
the losses Of all persons who cannot bo proved
to hive been Rebel. Just imagine where
such doctrine leads to. How mnny
hundreds Of millions Of dollars would be re-
CURED to discharge the claims for damages
in the South under such Democratic conatruc-
ton Of the logel obligations Of the "Wash~
ington agency Of tho sovereign States =
Tlo next assumption will be that only those
who were voluntarily aud willfully Rebels can
be denied full and nmplo compensation for
alt their losses during the Rebellion,
Tho Louisville Courier-Journal, which at
first Was disposed to ritIeule the idca that tho
Democratic party, if restored to power, would
adhere to the doctrine Of State sovereignty,
now copies from this pnper the following
paragraph:
Thcro Is m escaping tho fact that the Fundamental
tssue between tho two partca is TINT tho 1opubltHr
every power necessary 70 compeso nationality that
1t holds tleac powors, not us glfs from thc ssatos
, 1874-12-09

A virginin Congressman is charged with
selling naval cadetship. There is one new
investigation this winter worth keeping
kaoi11lf of
, 1874-12-09

THIRD pAGE-City. Country. and Bnbufban Real
Estate n Rcn:s, Wants. EN-. Etc. ,,., ~
onsa;s S,aamshp SoIlSos, Wosocatcrshrs Saues. Rail-
sSsd TlEuoIablr, and Medical Cards, etc., ota.
, 1874-12-09

Prohibition against liquor stimulates the in-
vcntion Of tho aatoon-keepor without dispensing
with tho stimulation which is his atook in trade,
Iu Waterloo, H., whesa tic license los boon
raised to = proAibitosy figure. the aaloon has
beon crushed cut, and healthy specimen Of
club.room has grown upon itu ro,nains. Tho
ex-publicau SELLS stock In his club-roou,, having
formed a corporation under tho stato Inv, md
iaauea certificates Of atook In tho form Of cards.
When tho bibnlous member Of tho club takes
glass Of bsor, Ais ticket is punched when bon.
zino Ia oalled for, OF ~ dry cabbage" two ho!oa
nre made. Tho prlee Of liquor Is therefore roe
ducetl, and dram.drinking made both fashion-
abto aud ingenious. Honco drunkenness ia on
tho increase At Waterloo. and tho liquor~dsaler
thtiSos Rerordn.lY
, 1874-12-09

ttpO},EY'H Tt{EATHE-4Nnnaai,h strcat, e,oswren
C1afK aud tlaSaite "Schuu" Afternoon and esdninss
, 1874-12-09
Ul1e Ublraoo Urib11,1e.

"Wednesday Morning, Denembor D. 1874.
, 1874-12-09

Imagine tile disQuet Of tho World in geporal
should tho Iicbbo1no Claimant summon crowd
round hia doath-bcd in order to lloar hia con-
fossion, and tilon whisper tho. o.words ~ am"
and die. It would be little short OF infamous,
and both DR.. Kenealy and l,is opponents would
unto in uonouncinY the confession ns swinulp.
aud yet not long ago mau did it who had been
lost isalf dozen yeasB in Florida. lIo turned
up recently younger by 90 years at 1caBt than
when ho went away. Tic claimed great deal Of
property, md WHOM fothR asted him how ho
could, oyen with his llimitablo chools, account
for hia rojuyonation, no was equal to
tho emergency. Io said that wlilo
wandering with his littlo boy In Florida
he foil into tho famous Fountain Of
Youth, sought by Ponce do Leon in tho
swamps Of Florida, and was roiuyenatod against
his will. TAon ho 1uokod bis boy, upd the boy
remained boy ever 6lnce and q young ono ut
that. Ills caso was three times triod, aud IN ex-
pelition sent to find the Fountain, which 1t negor
did, aud mover would oven if 1t searched until
that Immortal hoy grow to Meshusaleh'a ase,
Tha third timc tho Buit was being tried our
Tithonus nearly bamboozled tho jury into de-
Gliding In Lis favor. But while peddtug Dcno.
cratic tickets ut tho pol]R on election day an on.
torprialng friend tested his immortal youth With
ounce Of lead In his vltuls "a way thoy have in
Florida, and ho went through tue initiating pan
toruino Of saying something to arm both sidos il
tho suit. He waa smart but with all his brill
| ianey could not tell tho truth.
, 1874-12-09

Il great deal dupopl!B npon tho t4ecisiun cf the
caaa III which tho heirs Of aIre. Crugec src co.,
tos.iug Aer will IN which a1e left s225 600 to the
American Dbo Society and nothing to ler
family. 1t is very clear TINT she was very iu-
aano when sho nude her will. and mado sort OF
bargain with the devil not 70 p,irsuo her, BY
promising to leaya her property IN this way. A.
hoforo hintcd half tho plous hoqueats III history
would be set arida upon tlis ground. But hero
IL the point, II II Gun readily be shown that
leaving money to aocety was q symptom OF III
sauity, contested willis will bccomo so nunsorous
TINT the religious institutions will do OF lii
anit!nn,
Mayor Colyin 9olvoa the pro1lom Of poor Has
in his mossago IAN attachments and gaohasar
appeut,agos which give 4 atraugs and gtobalsr
appaaraaoa aro no uora than ornamental" 1his
startling fact, coupled with the fsrtbor au-
nounce1non: that In cpid wcather tue luminous
constituents Of tho gas nre condensed IN pashlng
through tho Pipes uatistactnri)y accounts ~ tor
puor gas III wiuter+ But how about "tho globu-
iar appeuelagos" last Summer? Wisat bcoa1ua OF
"tAo luminous constituents III ths hot mouthn7
It will DO remembered thkt fow days
b!ope tho propldout of and tho old Nonrti Of
County commissioners woct out ofo1tatonuo wlsh
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

81. o"r1I1 CO.
n7 and zs Sixth avenue,
arc Offering coMPLErE LINEof
MILLINERY
FALL HATS 60 asS q fSsH III. I1l' '
psAB BLACK, BLUE, BROWN,
100 ao1 SILK VELVET soSs6 0iaf RxTs ' and SoNNkrs
ESsssEDEnEp = n VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AND
Long osraiss sstFE5ss EE5ss,.,,. ssD FLOWERS y'.a
OSTRICH Willow Willow rLuxEs.
iSS sss FxsSz F3sST EIsSs s1sSs SC &C. ,s So
We have now the largest FEATHER and FLOWER
Large and wen sslectsd stock of REAL LACE in
THREAD 'vAnzscg55SnsqEs. g5nq
ioINr APPLIQUE
BEADED ,+ANNsPI AMP ,eaA PLAIN YAK
The n., line of RuFFLiNGs IN the city and at the
4. rs
RIBBONS.
Our mmsnss stock Of Ribbons at reduced pr,ceA
7-,nch eRos eRAIS ali six. sos.. in all snadaa
sneA szSS ssSx EH ~ = and 3 y ssS~s sSsfs.
8inch GRos GRAIN BLACK, 81. all silk
Qinch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81 IS all siIk.
LOO dozen ROkAN SAsHES, 81 Is.
FANCY SASHEa
SOFT SILK SASHES.
SAsHES FRINGHD TO ORDER,
vELvETS.
Ssss. s#S%s SFEyE & y..s
Blue, NAVY Blue GARNET
AND ALL THE NEW CLOTH SHADES FOR TRIM.
MING.
LADIES' TIES
WINDSOR TIES
1000 dozen ROMAN TIES 25c
10 dozen WINDSOR TIES, 25c- to 100.
KID GLOVES
2n01 dozen KID GLOVES new fail shades &C. to 81
every pair warranted
o'NEILL,
x7 AND 800 SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTIETH
STREET.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
DRY GOODS.

267 Grand street.
o second door from FORSYTH street. - ,,,
ANOTHER GREAT OFFERING Oh MONDAY NEXT.
commencing,
silks.
oU pieces black silks at 9c, u, 81 25 rich; are 20
per cent under value
400 pieces coored Silks at soc. yard. among them
beautiful evening shades
uU pieces striped silks at 75c. yard
Suits and Cloaks
l0 rich SILK Suits made oi heavy black gros grain al
silk at $4b.
200 silk popln suits at $40 to $50
20 rich Lyons velvet C0aKs from S35 upward
Also very fine selection of English Walking Jackets.
the latest novelties from s. upward. This department
con tans without exaugeraon the best Assortment OF
the KIND that can be found ia the city
Dress Goods.
choice fashionable colors and shades, 2c. upward
200 cases fancy Dress Goods from l21kc yard up
ward.
Silk PoplnA
$50 pieces SILK and Wool PoDhns and velours from ooc
upward =
This department has been replenshed during the past
week with
eases choice fabrics deep and half mourning, Of
select imporation at very low prices.
800 pieces Black Costumes, from Soc. yard to 81.
$50 pieces Black Mohatr Alpacas at &c. worth 35c-
Great variety and new styles now on exhibition.
Domestic and Housekeeping Dry Goods
retaiIed at wholesale prices. .
A call this great offering would be beneficial to
every who study the old proverb that
A Dollar saved Is a Dollar Made.
DOYLE / ADOLPHI
267 Grand street.
second door from Forsyth street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
+: T: !. Il, ::
ass and go sowery.
between Bond and Great Jones streets
CoLoRED SILK vELvErs
4uc., SOC, Soc. and upwards
sink velvets, all fashionable cloth shaded
Black silk Velvet suitable for dress trimming. mill>
merry. &c, most reasonable.
BLOOMS:
BLOOMS: BLOOMS,
Most convenient place for shopping Third. Fourth.
Lexington and Madison cars pass the door, Sec
ond avenue, Eighth street. Christopher and Bieecker
street cars within few moments walk
Elegant styles of Jet Fringes Jet Beaded aaloon Pas
sementeries, Buttons. Tassels Ornaments 80. &c.
prsssmaksrs and nilliners supplied a. Wholesale
pricss
sl1aasI: ss;ss.y IS IS BLOOMS:
1LooHsE
All shades Lining and Millinery silka Turquoise. Mig
non, Reps &c.
1BLACK DRESS sILKs.I
lover than offered within the last ten year
?s177s:7 S.4TIzs:S
YsA7Iss:Y
Tne lovelest evening shade 7,c yard and upwards
LAcea Laees Lacea
the choicest city, only best selected
ss m o e s% s
14res
to suit the umca
HAMBURG KMBRoIDBRTEs,
Goods Euchngs Ru
Is M sss US to ss them M III
others.
Stunning Patterns Antique Filet Guipure Lacss In
seruons and Squares to match
KID GLOVES EI4 GLOVES: ED GLOVES,
all shades: 2 and buttons; best goods in the mar
ket; each pair warranted
FANS. Fans. FANS, FANS.
all the novelties in Fans. -
So cases Felt Haas new shapes inst opened SILK
Velvet Hats and Bonne Is in most popular shapes.
Real Ostrich Plumes and fancy Feathers In large
variety Birds and Wings Feather Bands IN real
Ostrich, Plumes de Cocks Marabout &c. &C. The
largest assortment in the city.
Ribbons all widths AL the light and fashionable
cloth shades Sasbes and Sash Ribbons Hat Scarfs 4c
warranted the cheapest in the city.
Our Dress Trimming Department Is, as usual crowded
with all the novelties that French, German and English
French Cit and English Garnet Jewelry, designs
Berlin Worsted Embroideres, suitable Tor holiday
Toilet Articles Perfumes Pomades Soaps, Toilet Pow
derA &C.. including full line of
iwENCKs' CELEBRATED PERFUMES.
It is impossible to quote prices from our Hosiery and
Underwear departme nts both OF which are most COM
plete all details.
Our Ladies' Children and fans Furnishing Depart
stocked full with everything wanted in that line.
prices fully 25 cent lower than all others
BLOOMS,
338 and $40 Bowery.
II
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
lwENCKs' CELEBRATED PERFUMES. I

II is impossible to quote prices from Hosiery and
Underwear departments, both OF which are most COM
plete ali details.
Our ladies', Children and Infants Furnishing Depart
stocked full with everything wanted in that line.
Our prices fully cent lower than all others.
BLOOMS
338 and $40 BOwery.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

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