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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28

DR.. William A. Hammond and
several other scientists attended
several Of j. r. Browns scances,
as he called them, while he was in
this city. Mr.. Brown said that he
could not operate through DR..
Hammond, but could not give any
reason for failing to do so. With
other gentlemen Mr.. Brown per-
formed various experiments. One
Of the gentlemen hid his door-key
under mat In tho hall. Brown,
blindfoldcd, took one of the gen.
tlemau's hands in his, and touched
the other, which was held against
his forehead. Brown then charg-
ed the gentleman to think Of no.
thing but the place where the OBJ
ject was hidden. He then led the
gentleman about tho room and in.
to the hall. When they reached
the mat Brown stopped and said |:
"Here It is." He had also q string
Of large letters of the alphabet
hung across the room, and upon
this he spelled out q word tho't of
by some gentleman. This was Of
ten done correctly, though Mr..
Brown was securely blindfolded
all the time.
DR.. Hammond explains the pro-
cess by the theory that the person
operated upon, thinking intensely
upon the subject, gives some sign,
involuntary, perhaps, when the
place is reached, or the object at-
taincd that IS being sought. Mr..
Brown, by long practice, probably
perceives an indication that On.
other might not notice. DIR. Ham.
mond said that after a little prac-
tice he had been able to perform
some Of Browne experiments with
complete success. In one expert.
ment DR.. Hammond wrote down
a list Of names and told a person
to think of one of them. He then
placed his fingers upon the per.
sons wrist and said: "Now I will
tell you the name Of the person
you are thinking Of. Read ovel
the list and when you reach thu
right name l shall know by your
pulse which 1t is" The person
then began and read down the lisI
and each time when the nam,
thought of was reached, by som'
means IT would be plainly indica
ted, to the great astonishment O
the person experimental upon
"The whole thing is explained t,
me-" added DR.. Hammond, "b,
the influence of the mind over th'
body. The majority of person.
thinking steadily upon one sub
ject do not fail to give evidence
when the subject is reached which
that person has been expecting
The reason why Mr.. Brown coult
Aot operate upon me was, I woult
otallow myself to give the slight
est indication that would enabl,
him to detect my thoughts.
found this a very difficult thing Il
do; and. after l had tried IL, die
not wonder that many were un
able to exercise this control.
think that when this theory of cx
ternal indication of a thought sud
denly touched upon il followed NJ
further, it will explain the whole
mystery Of Mr.. Browns mind.
reading"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28

Precisely thirty years ago the
New York Democrats elected their
last senator. Oddly enough, too,
the man was John A. Dix. Thus
the whirligig Of time brings in his
revenge.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28

said application be granted, and
the clerk is hereby ordered to make
advertisement according to law,
in the Greenville Times, for bids,
to be accompanied with specifica-
tions, for building said bridge,
said bids and specifications to be
fled ON or before the first Monday
in January next. And the Board
hereby reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Ordered by the Board that the
clerk Of this board issue warrants
to the following named parties for
the sums set opposite their names,
payable out Of tho general county
fund, for services attending in-
quest Of Joseph Weinhold, decd: {:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28
Ordered by the Board that DR..
J B Young be allowed the sum Of

Ordered oy the noata 'ha' LII.
) b Young De aiiowed sne SUN o'
ono nunarea anu MY ao,'ai' p.s
able out OF the eenerai county
FUND IN mii OF ms account 'oI
medical atsendsnco ON PauPe. =
the town oi ureenvIi'e. Upo'
tins order Mr nen ! "o.sn'.s.ou
voted IN sne negative Nc oo'"s
wiinns lot an '''o" suce VI '0''"
ty-nve doliars.
Ordered by the Board tna' geo:
Deadman Do aliowed one nund1eo
doiisrs' payable oot OF tne genera.
county innd, IN tuii OF MS account
for burial OF paupers IN 'ne Town
Of Greenville.
An the mst'eF OF sno sPPac.''o.
OF james stone' W. NJ hood s"u
CHI Smith to be relieved % sure
ties on tho bond Of y Wmsiow'
tax collector Of washington coun-
ty, Mississippi:
This day the petition OF james
Stone, w N Hood and y n omitn
to be released as sureties on the
bond OF y w'nslow, tax collector
OF the said county OF washington
coming on TO DO hearo' ana the
Board being now tnereoi sum.
c'entiy aav'sed' dotn oroer '"s'
said petition DO ana 'ne same ~
hereby setior nearing AZ the court
House OF washington county on
Monday, tne oo'n aay Q, NoveI. !,
Der, 1874. upon sn's oraer Ms =
1 Wortnins'on vo'eu IN '''o nos"-
tive. E
In the matter OF the sppi'cat'on
OF y W Lewis 10 % re.easeo Us
surety on tne Dond OF Y "ins'ow'
tax collector Of tne levee cohs'r"c'
ton TAX, etc.
FMS day the petition OF y !"
Lewis 20 DC released % sure'! On
the bona OF v "insiow' TAX COL
lector Of tne iesoe cons'ruc''o.
TAX, coming on 70 W ncsru. INV
tne DoaFu oeins now 'no,eol ,u',
hclen''y acvl'eo' ao,n oruer 'ns' !
ss'a pe''!lon % anu 'no sa,uo !
nereoyset ior nearing AZ the Co"''
House Of washington county o.
MONDAY, tne ootn aay OF Novem'
Der, 1874. upon TINS orocr Ar Z
i Worthington voted IN tne mega
tive.
In the matter Of the bond OF Z
winslow, sheriff ana tax collector
OF washington county, Mississippi
1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Board, from the represent
alton Of Q W Lewis, 9 IL Smith
w N Hood and James Stone, o.
shown by their petition this do!
filed, and the proof adduccd II
support thereof, that John II Mel
son, one of the sureties on th'
bond Of 0 Winslow, as sheriff ant
tax collector Of Washington coun
ty, Mississippi, has permanent!
removed his residence out Of th'
State of Mississippi; It is there
said n w,nsiow q. such sh.r,,
and tsx co,,ector ho ora ha /;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28
J RANKRupT Mi3

ance of . decree rendered
Rict Court Of the United
he Southern District OF
at jackson In said Dis
ednesday the 7th day
lS74. In the matter OF
i, Bankrupts, the pn-
eciRuee Of Seelig 4 Go.
to sell to the highest
cash, at the door Of the
! In the town OF Green
bA lay Il Dsssnbsr. 1874.
ng described property
Of said Eeelig b Co..
To- wit: Lot No. Is OF
!, measuring 553 feet on
{ by l35 feet deep, and
IA of Block 5, measur-
& on Main street BY l7O
h Of said property being
tha town II Greenvilles
Washington and State OF
: also the following de-
perty and estate situate
IN Of Barnard, In the
ChicOt and State Of Ar
ID described rs follows,
Dne lot Of ground with
Warehouse on the same,
lying In lot 4, in square
pnting 50 feet on hont
|unning back liz feet on
BET, Alf Of which said
1ll be sold under said de-
b court, wherein Hirsch
bre the petitioners, and
ID on said day between
prescribed by law.
DB ALEXANDER, A
Ini2-tsis. Assignee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1874-11-28

Frank Whiting =" 200
Iverson Grandson " 200
In the matter of the bill and pc
tition Of James Archer, jr., road
oversecr:
Be 1t ordered by the Board that
there be allowed to James Archer,
jr., road overscer, the sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, payable
out Of the road and bridge fund,
for constructing in his capacity Of
road overseer, four bridges on the
Fish Lake road, aud that tho clerk
Of this board be and he Is hereby
authorized to draw his warrant
for the same.
In the matter of the account of
II B Pullman \ Co:
il B Putnam 4 Go having pre-
sented their account against the
county for building various brid-
ges, claiming q balance due them
Of three thousand one hundred
and ninety-eight dollars and thirty
six cents, and the Board having
duly examined the same and
stricken ont various items that
appear to them improper, leaving
. balance due said Putnam h Co
on said account Of two thousand
four hundred and eighty-four dol
lars, ninety.one cents, ($9AS4 91)
1t is ordered by the Board that the
said Pullman 1 20 be and they are
hereby allowed the said sum of
two thousand four hundred and
eighty-four dollars and ninety-one
cents, in full payment of their
said account, and of all claims
against the county, and the said
Putnam 4 Co having signified
their willingness to accept the said
sum in fun payment of their said
account, it is ordered by the Board
that the said II Il Pullman 4 Co
be allowed the said sum of two
thousand four hundred and eighty
four dollars and ninety-ono cents,
$24s4 sl) payable out of the road
and bridge fund, in full paymen.
Of said account, and that the clerk
issue the warrants to said Putnam
4 Cofor said allowance upon their
delivering to him their receipt in
full for all claims against the coun.
ty on said account.
In the matter of the petition oi
F 4 L B Valiant and Percy 4 Yer
ger for an allowonce out of certain
funds in their hands, for services
rendered the Board as attorneys
and counsellors at law:
1t appearing to the Board thai
the petitioners have rendered the
services stated in their petition
and that by means Of such service,
county warrants and other obli
cations of the county, to the am
ount Of about thirteen thousand
dollars, have been recovered ant
cancelled, and that the said peti
TONERS are entitled TO an allowanc,
as prayed in their said petition
1t is therefore ordered by TIL,
Board that said petitioners be al
lowed to retain out of said fund,
now in their hands, the sum O
five hundred dollars for the tw,
firms, to be paid in this manner
to wit:
Cash =. S2l &.
Two bonds of the county of
$S5 each, 20 0l
out OF the county warrant mum
bered S29, dated March 10, 1873
for 1855, allowed at March -
1873. SiO5 80, being o total Of $500
and that the clerk of this board b,
ordered and is hereby required t.
issue county warrants payable ou
OF the general county fund to sal,
petitioners to the amount of $4Ol
81, in such sums M netitioners ma,
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
DRY GOODS.
9. JOHNSTON.
Brosdway Fifth avenue and Twenty second street
I'm portant red ducsons.
Rich colored
"a

Pouls Dc Sole Antique
and
IN 1.sssss ssss;l'S '1sS s,;:sisS s $50 s1ss y
100 pieces from q % $40 per yard
In sR.psSs s.n'sn' ali the Justly celebrated
Samely-Bo'sset Ponson Tapssasr. Belon. outnss and
ourown
hand dH spun aM1sh SIX
roncees Cashmere sublime q q; recent value .. :
all silk. % inches wide, 50 81; worth sl2
bias. in 1siT I'll soi9s. "ias ss!ss; s. Is ana u.-.
Dress abrics,
Mexicains ouadriile ali silk in white ana co,ora
as o ali Six is s White .nss sn eools onS color.
j. s"ss al II & IN wh.s and esS1. sSSs
sff a SIX * if IN White II sas ans saa so0
Gaze d'Zlserine, ali silk in white and coora
Indi. and Gamer. Hair
Nuns 1isa and a1fs soas,
seaskin sacdpes and Cioaks
Rich LaceS
in Point Gaze Point Duchess Point Applique capes,
s:sis hes sleeves
unusual t !.sssaon e
An s1fes:'ye S:w pesisn. sssSTs"sn''n
Hsiaas. tSi ses
Turkish ,n a.s; sss' y.ai.:3. :as S.F''a
Dress Goods
Large Reduction.
SIS pieces coored Aernoes lk yards Wide, Soc for.
merly sold At S71c
is Tycoon Reps and Delanea l2<c. value,
25c.
cases Calicoes, &c. yard.
scases Calcoes, &c. o yard.
The recent prices Of the Cacoes were IOc and l2c.
yard.
Wholesale Department
We devote the TO this branch OF bust
ness that retail thereto out OF town buy
ers will ind it their advantage to examine our stock
Of Dry Goods, Carpets and Upholstery. Goods cut to
suit purchasers samples sent gratuously to all parts
the application thus enabling of town
families to shop advautageouSly prodtaby q
residents OF New York city.
country.
.&C. JOHNSTON
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty-second street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
II o'NEILL Co.,
IL. 327 and 329 Sixth avenue.
will commence on MONDAY, December L 10 close o
their entire Stock at an
Immense sacrifice.

% .s sf syn 70 clos. 90.
Immense sacrifice.
SASH RIBBONS
800 piece. nss aros ran ali navy Blue s.
B,orn Garnet &C.; &C. zoe % per yard; worth 81 ss
ssS sssi 56. Ii !. !. m
Soft silk sashe' three yards long - ss worth s. so
TRIMMING RIBBONS
800 pieces Nos u and IS Gros Grain all silk at loe per
ioS cartons olscr eros Grain, Nos. and Is ssc. per
hay. now the largest and mos, coupeve stock of
500 dozen FELT HATS.
sssS s.s. blue brown and t.e eSlor which must
LAcEs
vi" OFFER on sSSPaH seSs paS, Psssmssn: fsss esIi:r.
s ssS a. .5c: COS, 10 Import. p, 8 e sa to :7s1
'ss 70 Z IS "st' cost 10 o import o rom otosn
Create. BARGAINS eyer offered IN e the lace trade
RUfFLTNGs.
Finest line Of Rufnss in the city and at the lowest
Novelties in Creme pie'ci de ch, ne and organdie
Chdren's Velvet and Lace Hats.
vELvhTs
loo pieces, 81 rs: reduced from 81 Is.
IS pieces, 81 IS; reduced from 50 70.
Navy Blue seal Brown.
LADIES' TIES.
Will offer, on MONDAY, December T.
SO dozen Grape Chine Ties 25c. formerly 60c
1.000 dozen fancy Ties, 25c., worth 50c
SILK MUFFLERS.
700 dozen white SILK Mufiiers at 40c., worth 75c.
800 dozen white Silk Muficrs, 55c.. sold elswhere o0c.
Leo dozen Fancy and Bordered from 9Cc. TO S..
KID GLOVES.
100 dozen Kid Gloves 4Jc. rlv sold 81
100 dozen blue Kid Gloves 45c formerly sold At 81 2a
lis dozen purple Kid Gloves 4c formerly sold 81 IS
All TWO buttons
2n00 dozen Kid Gloves, three buttons, 81 So
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
Ostrich and Fancy Feather Trimming in black and
colors tor hats and dresses.
$50 dozcn blue. scarlet and beaded.
Birds. 81 Is
A. determined TO reduce our immense stock
before the holidays will offer special bargains in all
our departments
r. O'NEILIA
327 and 80 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

Boods COnSDtnR OF
Toys
Dolls.
Games
Fancy Boxes
Swiss Carved Goods
Fine Russia Leather Ware,
Novelties in Work Boxes. Writing Desks kc., &C.,
be sides the usual full line OF
LACEs. GIMPs. PRINCES, FUR TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS kC,
we have Also on hand large consignment Of FANS
EMBROIDERED SETS and WOk>rED EMBRUID
ERiES, which we offer at very popular prices
Managers OF fairs and sunday schools viii do well TO
call early in the day. liberal discount allowed to
those institutions DO not tail to RENE ember the number
us Sixth avenue J II will surely TO call.
B. EIsIG 4 co. 2ls Sxith avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
The New York herald., 1874-12-13


Is HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT DC
IS xEARgs. pe
IS SIXTH Av. AND NISETEESrH ST. PSS
Is GRAND OPENINGS Do
rs OF 20
rs DOLLS Do
rs HOLIDAY GOODS. 20
rs Adapted 70 AL Ages DV
IS Everything Desirable for ny ny
rs HOLIDAY PRESENTS 20
rs can be found here. 20
IS GAMES, HORSES WAGONS. STA: 20
rs BLEs,- vELocIpEpEs, HOBBY DO
rs Walnut and Painted furniture. Bohe, pc
y mian Toilet sets ana Vases Russia and ~ ~
ssnNs na Work BASKETS eG0SS styles BON Bon
Is EVERY VARIETY. OF. FANCY VIII DO
Is Low WARE. carved walnut Brackets, DO
Is Pockets Towel Racks. Comb and Brush Do
Is Pockets Book shelves. Russia leather 10
= and Vienna leather Purses and Fancy %
s Articles. DO
5 1000 styles OF fancy Bon Bon, DO
IS Handkerchief and Glove Boxes OF our Do
- own importation at the lowest DO
= prices they nave ever been offered. DO
: DO
8 To parties buying to sell again, Church 20
5 and Fsir committees liberal Do
81 discount will be made %
ISL GENTS, DRESSING GOWNS AND DO
: SAoRING JACKETS, DRESS SHIRTS. DO
s LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS DO
5 and SILK NEckHANDkERCHIEF Do
5 Ladies' and Gents fine UMBRELLAS DO
s DO
s SILKS. DRESS GOODS, .CALICoEs. 20
S WALKING JACKETS. SHAWLS, DO
81, and SCARFS. Do
81 all selected tor the Holiday Trade. DO
: DO DO
s A large assortment of Ladies' and DO
9 Misses EMBROIDERED COLLARS and %
9 CUFFS, INITIAL ana EMBRoIDIEIRLED Doo
3 TIES, SASHES and BOWS. 20
Isl Closing out our Do
IS silk, cashmere and serge Suits DO
Is NJ great reduction. Do
7, Silk suits at us, were S95. DO
81 Rich black silk Suits SIS, DO
Isl were $l2j. DO
g cssAmsse sais sui SIX trimmed, DO DO
81 Elegant Stock Of ladies' DO
s at s I'salef s., 81 50 SsssDssssr;s S. e., so 4
's Beautiful Cashmere Wrappers. ntin 7
IS robe 'front.' all embroidered. 4
IS Serge Wrappers. quilted satin front 7
s Quilted Satin Wrappers. all selected tor Z
5 the holidays I
s 1000 pieces Of serges, .Dfagonala Al 7
$ pacas. &c, In new coiors, 26c., Soc y
5 3Sc.. 40c., SIC. a
s Bargains In Millinery Goods; 500 boxes 7
s Of nne French Flowers. Feathers. r
s Plumes Ostrich Tips, JET Ornaments, Z
= Birds, &c. Z
g Fine Felt Hats, in all the new shapes 7
'S and colors, 70c.. 75c., Sc, 81 and 81 10 r
s Fine black Bonnet velvets. 81 rs, S. 7
5 81 25, 81 ~ and S275 7
81 RICHARD MEAKES,
s. CORNER SIXTH AVENUE AND r
: NINETEENTH STREET. r
S-DOLLS. TOYS-DOLLs, TOyS-DOLLS-T
TUYS-DOLLS. TOYS-DOLLS-T
S-DOLLS. TOYS-DOLLs, TOYS-DOLLS-T
The New York herald., 1874-12-13


A. HOLIDAY PRESENTS
JOHNSON BROTHERS ! CO..
Union square.
VIM offer on Monday and during the week large ayort.
ment Of
London, PARIS and vienn.
Fancy Goods
bronzes Dressing Cases,
Albums writing pests.
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes and Portemonnaies'
bronze and gilt Card Receivers
Inkstands. Fans and Travelling Bags;
win also offer q large assortment Of
Bohemian, alabaster and porceittn
Vases and Toilet SETS
r.sss PsrtOuts, in velvet frames;
Velvet stands and Gilt Frames
an endless variety OF
Toys. Dolls and
Holiday Presents
ofevery description.
wsinvi'e special attention to our line Of English
SIX urlhrea.
FOR ladies and gentlemen sticss OF pearl ivory and new
styles OF carved wood.
JOHNSON BROTHERS 4 co.
H,nd 80 East Fourteenth street
Union sduare.
RBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB sBBBBBBBBB
-
B. sure and 90 10 4. Il. MACY 4 cos X
r.
Holiday Display outside and in, Alb .HTs B
= WEEK. Grand illumination EVERY LVENING. b
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B
A SUPERB CAMELs' HAIR SHAWL FOR SAIL
a Price $50, cost $i5ol Address SHAWL box lE
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
nDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
IL ~
u Don't fail TO 20 10 r. H. MACY A Co . Grand Ex -
~
ID hibitiOn OF Holiday Goods ALL THIS WEEK
u u
y Grand illumination every evening y
II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DDpDDDDpDpDpDDDDD
II pE PERCEyAL. IL EAST SIXTEENTH STREET,
between Union square and Fiftn avenue.-Chil.
drens outfits, Misses Costumes. Lingerie, &c LaCes
cleaned and mended equal 10 Initials MonoSrams
Sc smnroiaered 70 order Artistic EampinG
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
paY GOODS.

oRAS0 UisrLAt
HOLIDAY GOODS
ToYA roYs. DOLLS
DOWN STAIRS
tss:':i ~: and ''isai"S1; Dolis n the S'
sAAA'o GROWING BOOSTERS,
Ss1o"No 49, PERFORMING BEARS
SARKISo DOGS.
DANCING DARKIES
rrGHI.RoPE DANCER
KHszEE kIszEE
WALKING DOLLS.
Wax DOLLS nom loc 70 szA
DOLLS, wARDRoBEa
BSEEs: BSLEs BoIks BBotLs
opsu Evsstngs until chrissma&
xuac BY Brsa Band.
Every evening this week from 20 oloP.x.
SANTA CLAUS IN UNIFORM
BOOKS AND PUZZLES
PIANOS AND MUSICAL ISsfSGSESTss;s srsr.sxrs
TOYS
kIszsy ksIszsyy
RCSsIA LEATHER GOODS ,o.,vs
vREScH AND VIENNA sE9SzEs In p.p,.xv..u
CRYSTAL AND oAiDiAAD TiR DRESSING CASES
SD' "oAA WRITING DESKS Soc TO $40
Cigar and Wine Sets
"S'' anu A-N'- SMOKING SETS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
kIszEy kIszEy
SWISS CARRIAGES
Fine Vases and Groups
srhror,os .rd pic,ures
kinney
enverplated Ware;
Large assortment low.
Eich Pearl, Eoony: Ivory and Point Lace
aoI1b47 Sfib41 FANS. FANS.
1srfumeries and Powders
HANDKERcHIEFs
LACE GOODS
Real Laces closing
and sashes very low.
Trimmings. large ssssrt%sss ., 49,. p.a..,.
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
Gentlemen's searfs and Bowa
Slonng OUT very low
aLOvEa
The cheapess Gloves in New YORK.
GenIsmsns Kid Gloves. Soc. &C., 7sc
Beaver Doeskin Soc, 7sc.
Lined Gloves 49,, 2Sc., Bic.
OR 1t1 Aad,s 1CS E,S. button 1 sG GIoys Zoe
kIszEy kIszEY
Canary Birds and Cages
Cigar and Card Cases
Portfolios and Music Rolls .'e' -AN -A'e''p'~
watch ana Ink Stands
#$Es: ##$$EEsss:: #$Es: E$E::: EE$$E::: E$Es:
Promenade consert every evening
RS|4s; RSSEEs; RSSEEs RBSSHEs; BBSS3sEEss;;
Open evenings until Chrtstmaa
5$E|S3E S5$EEI|B3E 5$E|S3E s$$BBs s$$Bs: ss$$$BBs
IMPORTERS coMBIxATIoN.
CORNER NINTH STREET AND SRo4pWzIo pWIso of''
7n .ns %issfaa 4ss s1o.dasy, k.szE4'
WALLsR x'soRLEY. s4s GRAND STREET, NEAR
Bowery, New YORK.
usEruL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
BARoAlss FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT
fss mos. complete stock Of Ladies' ready made Suits
sn exhibitions st less than coss Of material
q black SILK suiu, sA recently sold At SIS
soblac. silk suiu, SIS recently sold At slas.
500 sstns Suits At slo former price SIS and SIS
werespeculy solicit VISIT of inspection to this line
Or suits Is they surpass in stys and any suits ever
onercd at that price.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprises one OF the finest selections yet offered
Scases French Cretsnes 2oc., recently sold for Sic
10 cases Berlin sateens e5c recently sold for SOC.
5cases Empress Cloths 25c. original price Soc
Balance Of our Lyons silk Poplins this week s2,lc.
3cases black Alpacas. SIC. formerly sold Soc
100 pieces black Cashmere, sic. 6c,sc. and I5c.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
so pieces black Silk. ST. formerly sold for 81 75
30 pieces silk. 81 So formerly sold for 81 IS
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
500 Ladies' coaks and sacaues at sacrifice for the
300 Of which will be sold foi IS. % and $40
sn Berlin made cioaks, recently sold for $50,
FUR DEPARTMENT.
very nns stock Of Ladies' and cnildrens Furs ..
fHs be sSS 81 III e. S 'e5 rous
the
WALLER M'soRLEY
2Is Grand stree.
near Bowery New York
A. CARPETS
Lace Curtains. &c,
less than cost OF importation.
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
DRY us,ODs.
DOLLS
D0ly.S

TOYS. Doo5Ls.rq9Sss poLLs-royss DOLL p99Ils p9ls
foys B6LIs-Toys, P5LLs-Toys, poiLs-loYss
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

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..AtR h. MACYA co.'s there will be grand
Grand illumination EVERY EVENING, outside
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A GREAT DEMAND FROM MY AGENT FOR WEAR
"A ing Apparel, Carpets aud Furniture. which com
pcls these prces:for dresses $40 TO s$lpD;
coats IS to 500 panaloons S. to $40 piece Can on or
address J. ANHALr or Mrs. ANHALr. No. LIS seventh
avenue
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

j. MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 BLEECK.
~. err sreet-New classes for beginners now forming
erms circular. soirec dansantc every
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

-DODwURTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANG.
IA. ing No 2l2 Fifth avenue corner OF Twenty sixth
street. open Tor the season. 49,
Morning and afternoon classes for ladies' and children.
Evening classes tor gentlemen send Tor circular
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A j. SAUSE'S DANCING SSES
IA. at Masonic Hail. ia East Thirteenth street; Bre
SONS at any hour. CIRCULARS at private academy
2l2 East Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTH:
w ing are invited 70 call At the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, in the Herald Building
10 obtain estimates their printing, which can ~
carefully done there AZ exceedingly low prices
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A A. CARPETS
Lace Curtains. Ac.
less than cost OF i'm portaton.
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
1888 and 1876 sixth avenue.
oners the largest assortment in the city Of
'rHe ses are . ss out
des ana lace ena ys e By %
CITY and n sonsseSeRee o ananea embarrasmen
TO and shall close them one ali their
Look the pricesl
Res. Lac. Curtain. in sr.a, valsy per pair worth SIS
irom 8, to $50 per pair worth double the
rom - per pair to the very ones, imported
"''' a rom u per pair to the very finest
rom 81 81 % SIS per p.ir in srea. variety
Nottingham and vestiOue Lace % in large quantities
r cmp Cords and rse ' q Per III cooP. SPssra and
=. ,.,,, psass!s: .s: .Sa 20 I.%s!ssas. @
fNt@Sp Inad% ssa GSp' z" hand a "d'"
Plano and rane Covers.
cnrDeuns.
reduction prcparatory e the annual inventory
oS5 stock 9, All Kinds OF Carpets oncIohs
Ill win pay" parties wishing the above goods to
SHEPARD KSAPP's
Great Carpet ana Upholstery wsrcroom.
l-3 and isj sixth avenue
one door below Thirteenth street
nrENING SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
" Ola Broadway between TWenteth and Tvcrtv.ars,
GRAND DISPLAY UF FASHIONS
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
JUST RECEIVED
Patterns with CLOTH MODELS az them pEAny
PATTERNS FITTED to the FORM WARRAyTrD
open until P. NJ rHis WEEK. Our x,y.,,n. i.
mailed. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oooooooooooooooo
on. how grand will be the display at r. n d
Macy co.'s exhibited all this week q
. illumination every evening. o
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