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This does not include payments made on ac-
count Of principle oriuterest Of the public debt.
TWENTY DOLLARS were offered and refused
for admission tickets to hear Schurzs eulocy
on sumner.
1T il ascertained that Kate Bender, the KAN
aas murderess was in Salem, Oregon. last
March She went to Puget Sound, Washing
ton territory. She made her escape into Brit
ish Columbia, where she now H.
Gro. W. CHups and Tony Drexel. Of Phila.
delphia, subscribed 600 each to the southern
relief fund
TIE treasurer Of the Evangelical alliance
acknowledges the receipt Of $1,000 for the re.
lief of the family Of the late Rev. Amilo Cook
Of Paris,
DISPATCH from London SAYS the crew Of
the steamship lAmeriquo have arrived. They
were found m an abanlouc boat which was
picked MP IN latitude a. north longitude 7
west, by the bark Assn e. which arrived al
tIayre ON the 25th frop Scw Orleans. The
mails are damaged by W. er.
As cx-Euglsh officer who once outranked
Sir Garnet Wolsclcy g. his own regiment i.
now reporter on Ne ork evening paper.
CnAs. PARSER. Of Illinois. is rciusta,cd as
captain in the ninth regiment Of infantry, L.
s. army,
REy. Ma SAniNL, of New Yolk, who left the
Episcopal church. has accepted the pastorate
Of the First Reformed Episcopal church. late
ly organized by Bishop Cummms
InE Now York Scnnate has refused to pass
Ia bill increasing head money ON cmigrauts
from $3.50 TO 5000.
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TuE discussion of the cremation
question ia England has led TO another
proposition for disposal of the dead. \
writer in ono of the Manchester papers
suggests. "aquation. as he calls it, or
the burying of the dead far ont at sea.
He concludes thus There is no
violence here. The idea is maritime
and we are maritime people.
The cost would be little, the mode
rryerent, the effect sanitary, The
condition natural, Scripture would he
satisfied, and the philosophers content,
ed Of course. | say not q word about
the fshmongcrs and their customers
although some might grumble about
eating less she'll fish than usual This
would he no loss except TO the medica-
profession
VERMONT has 1906 persons above
the age of ten Years that can neither
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The date for the Brown-Scharf scuu race at
Springfield. has been fixed for july sth A
letter from Fulton says he does no desire to
race with Brown at present.
APABrY Of 300 employers of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad struck. recently. on account of
pay being withheld from them for three
months past.
IhE following payments were made from the
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WEDNESDAY, May 6.-1he committee
ON finance reported back, with substitute the
House bill IN relation 10 currency and free banking
"A remembrance was presented OF citizens a.
New York Albany Buffalo, Rochester. Toledo.
Erie and Cleveland, PRAYING that swine be exempted
from the provisions OF the House hin 10 prev, MT
cruelty to animals while IN transit by railroad or
other means ~ transportation within the United
states Referred. Some uuimportant business
was then transacted, when the Senate went into
executive session, at the termination Of which an
adjournment took place
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Congressional Summary.
House.

resolution was offered in relation to an amend
cd homestead law. Referred.-A report ON the
Sanhorn investigation was presented.---A btu was
reported from committee relating TO the liquor
traffic with Indians. Considerable business of
no general Importance was transacted when the
currency question caused some debate. during
which motion 10 adjourn was carried
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GOV. Taylor has issued the following procla-
nation recommending the proper observance
of Decoration Day:
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senate.
TUESDAY. MAY 5.-The bill erantin

TUESDAY, May 5.--The bill granting
pensions TO soldiers and sailors Of the war Of 1872
and 70 restore TO the rolls those persons stricken
therefrom for dsloyalty, was placed on the calen-
dar.---The southern relief bill was reported from
committee, and after some debate recommitted -
favorable report made on the bill relating to
homesieads IN Minnesota, and ii was placed on the
calendar.--The senate resumed consideration Of
the evil rights bill and without definite actiou
ned an executive session and soon after al iourncd
Iouse.
bul vas reported relating 20 the adjustment u
railroad land grants. A resolution was intro
duccd 10 inquire whether any government Officers
had conspired to defeat hinder investigation into
District aiiairs. The hill defining rights of cit
gems abroad was rceomniitted.--TheH House then
went INTO committee OF the whole ON the centeu-
NAL hill. which appr0priates Si,0O0,0O0 Some de-
bate resulted, when, without reaching vote the
House took q recess till evening for consideration
ut the Indian appropriation bill.
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BISMARCK.
An Attempt on his LIfe-The King Of
Bavaria's cOngrafulatIOn - The
Paris PreEs-rhe Conspiracy
to XIII the Emperor
of Austria.

LONDON, July ia special from
Berlia says that Kullmann, who at
tempted Bismarck's life, is considered a
mere tool. He confesses that he was
acting in concert with others. Han
thater, the priest arrested for connection
with the plot, belongs to the village Of
WalChze, in Austrian Tyrol. He
checked Bismarek's horses by stepping
in their front at the critical moment.
linn ediately upon hearing of the affair,
the King of Bavaria sent his cOugratu-
latiols to Prince Bismarck on his iortu-
nate escape. The Berlin press declare
that the attempted assassination proves
the necessity of repressing Ultramon-
tame teachings.
PARIS, July 15.-The tone OF the Par
is journals affects to consider the at
tempt on Bismarck's life a plot concert
ed bY the German police.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Vienna explains that the police circular
describing the person suspected of de-
sign against the life of the emperor,
FraIcis Joseph, was forgery, the auth
or Of which has been arrested.
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DIED.

BANCROFT-At his residence, corner of
Auction and Seventh streets, ALEX. BAN
CROFT.
Friends and acquaintances OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral this
tTHURsDAY) afternoon at half-past two
O'Clock.
HOLNES-At Dunlap Springs, July 18th,
WILLIAA Il. HoLMFs, sou OF the late George
L. Holmes. Nashville and New Orleans
papers please Copy.l
Due notice Of the time and place Of funeral
will be given in the afternoon paper to-day.
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A telegram from New York says that
for Iine years the municipality of Ho-
bOkan has carried on litigation TO avoid
the payment of war bounty claims.
The court of errors and appeals has SET
tied the question by deciding the case
against the city. The claims amount
10 fifty thousand dollars, and the litiga-
ton has cost the city twelve thousand
dollars. The original claims amounted
to t'genty-eight thousand dollars.
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The building known as Habbell's
block, in East Cleveland, Ohio, fell in
Sunday morning about ten O'clock,
caused by the heavy weight of rain
water which had accumulated upon the
root to the depth OF a couple Of feet, and
could fiDd no outlet, owing to the chok-
ing up of the gutter-pipe. Several per-
Sous were in the barber-shop on the
ground floor, one OF whom was killed
and several others injured, two of them
seriously.
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AN INTERV ENING MOUNTAIN.
Every house on Michigan avenue was
vacated, and the street was lined with
trucks backed up against the residents,
but about nine O'Clock most Of the peO-
pie moved back again. The ordeal was
safely passed, and our handsome lake
front was preserved. Having reached
its eastern limits the flames fed their
way rapidly nOrthward, three blocks
abreast, and there was little use trying
to fight it ia the face. Every moment
the wind rose more fiercely, and in the
vicinity Of the cOufiagratlou d regular
gale was blowing. The heat was 50 in
tense that the firemen could net stand
within hundred feet of il in the direc-
ton il was speeding, hence it had to be
foughtiD the flank, there being little
hope Of saving Michigan avenue, though
il was saved. The policy seemed to be
10 fight it into the lake by closing on its
sides. This policy was adeptt q, though
the efforts were not abated TO save Mich
igan avenue, and at six O'Clock all q an
ger was passed that II would makeits way
fartherward in that direction. It's limit
was reached, and the force there de-
ployed was soon dispatched to more
threatening points, though it was not
safe to leave the whole line exposed. At
eight o'clock the fire was checked on
Clark street, and then there was no
danger that it would pass westward. Af-
ter that two engines covered the entire
fire from Polk street. south. on Clark
avenue around by Twelfth street To
Wabash avenue, where the engagement
was growing hotter ard hotter every
moment. When the southern ard the
western ends OF the fire had been made
secure, the northern and eastern lines of
attack were reinforced, and the enemy
confined within narrower ard narrower
quarters. On Harrison street
THE FIEND WAS FORCED TO GIVE TIP
Fourth avenue and Third avenue. At
Van Buren, street, the monster was
driven out Of State street, the ST. Lanes
being the last building TO suecunb
When the fire reached that point Inc in.
teTest ia its progress became Intense. Il
was moving along both sides OF Stata
between Harrison aud Van Burep. on
the west side stood q massive row of four
o. five-story marole fronts, on the east
side the 81 James, beyond the st.
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BLUFF CITY BATTALION.

HEADQUARTERS BLUFF CITY BATTALION I
MEMPHIS, J ally l6, 1874. !
Genslal Order No. 81
Companies A, B, and ID, will meet at their
respective halls at O'Clock THIS EVENING,
and march TO Assembly Hall, Main street, for
the purpose Of trsnsacting business OF inn
pOrtance.
BY order. 5. II. POPE,
= Brevet Lieutenant Colonel.
]. d. PROCTOR, Adjutant. 1yl6
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A New York dispatch of Saturday
stated that Mortimer Maynahau, a
well known Fenian writer, was found
in dying coLdition in a tenement in
that city Saturday, froLa the effects OF
Parie-green. In the same room were
also found the decomposed remains of
his wife, who had died from the effects
of the same poison.
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TIE council Of the American Hebrew
union of congregations will commence
its sessions in Cleveland, Ohio, to-day,
the anniversary day of the Jewish or
phaIl asylum located there. Action will
be taken regarding the funding of He
brew theological institute. About three
thousand Of the most influential and
wealthy Israelites of America are said
to be in attendance.
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Attention, Company A.

HEADQU ARTERs Co. A, BLUFF CITY BAT
TALON, MEMPHIS, July Is, 1874.
Order No. T..
All members are ordered to meet at their
hall, 100 Front street, Exchange Building,
THIS EVENING at s o'clock.
By order. $. M. WILLIAMS, Captain.
N COHEN o. s tyiS
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ATTENTION.
GAYOSO GUARDS!

won are hereby ordered TO rendezvous To-
Y NIGHT, at lnice Of Memphis Water Co.,
Al & O'clock, sharp, when an election for nom
commit. stoned officers is called, and for The
dieDatch o. important business.
nv order OF lieutenant commanding.
J11v 10 1874. +. G. BROOKSHIRE, o. 8.
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Attention, Company B.

HEADoUARrERs Co. b, BLUFF CITY BAT
TALON, MEMPHIS, July l6, 1874. 8
Officers and members of Company will
meet at their hall, a Adams street, THIS
EVENING az 5 o'clock.
By order HID. SULLIVAN, Captain.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Leila o
"A scott Lodge No. 2SD will be held thisN ~
TFIURSDAY) evening, July 10th, at S/VN
o'clock for work in the +. z. degree.
An q s are fraternally invited.
by order. WIN. FRANK, w. n.
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GEREEAN CASINO.

rUHERE will be a meeting Of the German
Casino this CTHURSDAY evening, at S1z
O'clock; and as business OF Importance viii
be transacted, all members are requested 70
By order CHAS. II. VOGEL, Vice-Pres't.
THFO. KREKEI., Secretary. jyl6
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ST. Georges Society.

Ts18E members Of st. Georges Society are
hereby notified 10 attend the funeral OF
tnelr late President, Mr.. ALEX. BANCROFT,
from his residence, corner of Auction and
Seventh streets, at ~ o'clock this THURS
DAY. afternoon, July 10th. jyl6
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be
4 tween the undersigned, under the firm
name and style Of BUSBY, JOHNSON q CO.,
Is this day dissolved by Hmitation. Either
member OF the firm is authorized 70 use the
firm name in liquidation.
]. ]. BUSBY.
NJ. ID. JOHNSON.
July 4, 1874. l.. II. COE.
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yulutsOt ss.s1 nc ssiS .s1zisOLtrsefst anu
cherished by each and every one Of
them. Msjor Robert Saunders, Of No
lhile- Dr. Dudley Saunders andhis charm
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Inlnn1ts aIio nIty secOn0s. ane WHINING
crew was greeted with tremendous
Cneerlng. On reaching the shore r
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fgcszEzsfss @4sss sgfy1azs
enterprise they wOuld exhibit when any
reasonable project was presented to them.
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county. Tnese UnIngs Inucate that the
people are aroused. This is the way to
triumph in the present canvass. We
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is here urged by the hoDored statesman
and dnanciar. then the preaidanf ~ ~.
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.OSHKOSE. WIS

MILWAUKEE, July ia destructive
fire occurred at Oshkosh this morning.
1t originated on Main street, near the
Beckwjth house and proceeded north
ward on Main street for half mile, and
westward to the lake. Some buildings
east Of Main street were destroyed. The
buildings destroyed are mostly dwell
ings with some stores and factories.
The loss is estimated at one and a half
million dollars.
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Other COnGagraIiOns.

AVN n " a4.l1-I 10 " A.
CHICAGO, July l5.-The fire last even
ing at Iowa Walls, Iowa, destroyed
forty-five buildings, and involved loss
of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. INSURANCE small.
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DIR. Pr. LANGDON.

Located at No. 4 Mulberry ST., cor. BeaIe,
THREATS all Chrortc and Nervous Diseases
Il Of Male and Female, no matter what the
disease ~ or now long standing. Permanent
cures guaranteed.
N.B.-Hes never treated any disease as a
specially, but, on the contrary, his practice
has always embraced al medical and surgi-
cal diseases.
Consultations free Of charge.
Once hours-frOn TO II am. and from
to pm.
Separate rooms for the reception OF Ladies,
Poor patients prescribed Tor free OF charge
iyl6 DIR. T.. r.. LANGDON
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THE GREAT FIRE

Full Particulars Of the Second
Destructive COnfagratiOn in
ChieagO-The Poor Suf-
fer Nest.
Total Lasses Footed Up at Little
less than Six Million Dollars
Three Million In
sUraRce.
Three Lives known to be Lost,
and Others Supposed to be-
Exciting Relation Of the
story Of the Great
Calamity.
Names Of tie Sufferers, with the
Amount Of Loss Sustained
ThtInsurance Companies
Losses Interesting to
Capitalists, Etc,
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HE OLD AND RELIABLE
nsA.T
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7OANUIDAIE FJk UONLBNOk,
although many Of his friends, both in
Middle and West Tennessee, believe he
has aspirations for the chair of State.
General QuaTles has no desire to run for
governor, but his friends in this section
wish to elect him to the general assem-
bly, in order to advance him to the
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DISSOLUTION.

rJIHE firm of FORSTER, KEALHOFER &
i CO., com posed of d. 3. Forster, q. W. Keal-
hofer and ThOs. Day, is dissolved by mutual
consent, to take effect from June 10, 1874, ID. b.
Forster retiring.
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership p IN er the firm name and stS 10 Of
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

WE HAVE Ten Thousand Toms of
w clear G'rs stRl Lake Ice, about fifteen
to sixteen inches thick, for sale, in CAR
LOAD LOTS, at re asonabie prices.
=. II. DOLE a CO..
No. q Metropo. itan Block, CHICAGO.
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THE INVESTIGATION

has gone beyond BeeeheTspOwer to con-
troll il, and whatever there may be at the
bottom of the scandal. and 10 matter
whom or how much it injuries, the facts
so far it lies in the power of The COM
mittee shall be brought to light.
Moulton to say that he coBcurred in the
statement read by the latter before the
committee. Aud that the following
words ia the statement as published
were not in the original as read before
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Eveainx-crass 70. 90.

bHoNtI s-IEl7H9 , o %
6l5iI5IAl69 T5IafsIs3I29t9s 1875
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New YORK, July l5-The Brooklyn
Eagle says that the members of the
Beecher investigating committee to-day
stated positively and without reserva-
ton or qualification that Beecher's de-
mand for an investigation was made on
the fullest ground of faith that he ex-
pected and desired most thorough pos
sible examination into the scandal, and
they furthermore stated that even if
Beeeher was not acting in good faith,
and was desirOus of such a compromise
with Tllton as would close Tilton's
mouth, it would be impossible for him
to effect il.
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the committee, but interpreted by
Moulton before publication, (which
have read to Mr.. Tilton and to Mr..
Beecher, which both deem honorable
and in
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COLONEL JOHN F. HOUSE

"If the convention called TO meet on the
second ofSeptember should do me the honor
OF making me its nominee 1 should accept
the nomination, and, 70 the extent of my
humble ability, labor to have the nomination
ratified at the polls. But II they should, in
their wisdom, select another I shall not only
submit TO their better Judgment in the prem
ises, but give 10 their nominee my honest and
earnest support
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The beat arising from that half-acre
Of blazing pine shsnties was terrible,
and the breeze stiffened as the heat in
creased bearing destruction to dry roofs
thai lay in the path Of the destroyer for
The New York herald., 1874-10-18
DRY GOODS.

81 and ss sixth avenue.
are Offering COMPLETE LINEo Of
100 DO. i.T EkEf hAfs CSC.
FALL hAi 90 aD 90. fSI4 hSfs, .cx ,,.u. ,,ovx
100 do. SILK VELVET soSa6 asTs ana SSossErs
EsssoIpERED VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AND
yEATHEEs AND vLowsRa
'A'0h Willow PLuMEa
$ss *. e. * ssSsSS sssSS SlsSs e e sea g
We have now tho largest FEATHER and rLowE.
especially for these stocks
LAcEs.
cuIeGYgs hs5Ys and well selected stock Of REAL LAcEn
vALESoIENNEs.
foINr APPLIQUE.
BEADED AMP PLAIN YAK
The ans.. line Of auSPLtsas IN the city and a. the
81. as'
RIBBONS
Our immense stock Of Ribbons at reduced prices
SASH RIBBONS
7-inch GROS GRAIN. all silk, s0s in all shades
ash ssSi ssSS afE4SS SES q M p zsB ii SsSsS ;sSss
finch eros GRAIN BLACK, 76c., all silk.
sSS RsS asSs skSs $E4Is ss4Is sE4sk s*sK e. S ain
LOO dozen ROMAN SASH ES, 81 IS
FANCY SASHES
SOFT SILK SASHES.
SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER,
VELvETS.
pieces. fS4Sh yHAEEE 81 y:se yard
Is pieces BROWN VELVET 81 to S3 s. per yard.
BLUE, NAVY BLUE, GARNET
AND ALL THE NEW CLOTH SHADES FOR TRIM.
MING.
LADIES' TIES
WINDSOR TIES
1000 dozen ROMAN TIES, 25c
llO dozen WINDSOR TIES. 25c. to lOc.
KID GLOVES
1000 dozen KID GLOVES fall shAdeA Csc to 81 20
every pair warranted
O'NEILLA
c7 AND 329 SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTIETH
STREET,
The New York herald., 1874-10-18
DRY GOODS.


Al ANSsIN as-- -. =---r-.
Special bargains
this week
KIEzErs
Pine French cloth GiovsA nc. pair
500 dozens nne French Kida worth o..
in white, black and colors, &c. par. -
700 dozens nne French KIDS. worth SlA "A
two buttOns At 5oc. pair,
10 dozens misses twobutton KID
Gloves at 60c. each pair.
$50 dozens ladiss' genuine Reynie,
two button dogskin Gloves u ~ paiK
800 dozens gents' real do9skin Gloves SO
Ladies twobutton undressed Kids. 90. pair. -
lDo lbA Zephyr worsteds,
every color. 2kc- ounce.
BeadA all sixeA &C. bunch.
Bargains in English French
aud German Hosiery. -r,..,.,, rn,,,vr
The largest stock Of silk
''N : ' ~ Beaded Simps. loc. 70 g yard
Beaded Fringes, 2oc to - yaru.
Beaded Necklaces 2oc. to SO
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Fancy Ribbons, &c. to 2,c- yard.
Bargains in Feathers ana Flowers
Bargains in silks velvetesnA ,.,n,
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
$500 Felt Hats in all the
new shapes and colors- 46c. x,,u,,,,
French imported Bonneu,
also made to order. -
Boys and Infants Hats =.
Thssa Point ouipare.
'~''-''' 500 dozen fringed silk Windsor
Bargains in Ladies' and Misses
Underwear very low. - o, .,
Runings &C.,, lOc., Exc, 0oc yard. ,,,,v
7s7 and 7ss Broadway,
corner below A. 7. Stewards.
w4sS eoeR sRs7Ss sFy q 6oh 6S Manufacturers
y0n want sSoS ssAlfin saA4sE snsape Co., Manufacturers
h'oa want &C. G. Snfs sGsYss ysfs CO.. Manufacturers
want nsnS'S~s Co.,
hy0n want psoro p co.. Manufacturers
Fur A's' 81 se.s.n CO.. Manufacturers.
FusTs ss or any sind Fur SsI%sas 90 Manufacturers
If you want sSae Il Su rsa.d sh@aNh Co.,
goto G. G.. sHAYNE 4 CO, Manufacturers
Il you want your seal sacque refined or trimmed with
" you "'A' " t;"ss sotoc & sHAYNE 4 CO.,
Broadway and Tenth street
Of C. saAYSE nI
HUDSON Bay corner Tenth street.
what the leading regard to the furs manu-
factured by c. G. SHAYNE co. =
The Christian Union says-"kew York and Brooklyn
ladies OF the better classes will this season paronze the
house Of O. c. shayne Co., the leading fashionable re-
sort for reliable and elegant Furs The goods mann
factured by this firm are all made from choice SKINS
properly and dressed before being used that
every article can be fully relied upon.n
the leading asnionabe far house agents $50 for Hudson
have q splendid stock Of Furao .
The Daily Graphic says:-"Lades wishing to see all
the leading fashionable Furs should visit the establish
ment Of g G. shay9e 4 Co, corner Of Broadway am, and
on Furs and have the patronage Of the M Leading
iamles o tne metropons Inel GOODS are IA maae ~
skins thoroughy cured by dressing before being
used for manufacturing, that garment can be
fully relied beng perfect IN every particular
Messra SHATNB 4 CJ.'S new method Of curing and
dressing fnrs has proved q great success"
The press and people
all speak in praise Of the elegant Furs manufactured
by c. @. SHAYNE CO The Arm Is desirous OF build
ing up large business and in order to accomplish the
object are Offering