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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

THR WASHINGTON PRRsBYTKRY-IastGLtd-
non Q. PdStor.-An adjourned meeting of the
washington city presbyter was held last even
Ipg al the 4th Presbyterian church, 9th street
the moderator, W. II. Logan, presiding. Rev
l. Dobson, of the Cherokee Nation, was dis
was dismissed from the presbytery of Utica TO
tnls presbytery. DIR. Van Deurs has accepted
the call OF the 18th street PRESBYTERIAN church.
communication was received from Rev. j.
Sena N artln Informing the presbytery that he
expected TO connect himself with another de-
nomination, and therefore asked to have his
name dropped from the roll of the presbytery
objection being made as TO the constitutional
" OF dropping his name from the roll of the
preeoytery until after his connection. the COM
munlcauon was postponed until the fall meet
ing or the presbytery. Rev. Joseph L. Kelly
associate pastor TO Rev. john G. Smith was ex-
amined and accepted.
hwss announced that Rev. Geo. Van Deurs
would be installed on Sunday next, at the 18TH
street (PresbSterian) church, and the following
ministers would offciate: Sermon by Rev Dr.
chester, charge to the people by Rev. DIR. Reeve
charge 70 the pastor by Rev. j. G. Smith,
Kew. jos. i. Kelly was next installed The
moderator, Mr.. w. II. Logan, presided and pro-
posed the constitutional questions. Rev Mason
N Sa made the ordaining prayer, Rev. ). 5.
mitchell preached the sermon, Rev. Byron
Sunderland delivered the charge to the pastor.
Rev. Dr. Smith delivered the charge to the peo-
pie
The committee of visitation appointed bv the
Presbytery to the church at Clifton, Fairfax
county, Va, and the churches Of Manchester
and Prince William counties, Va. reported IA
efforts displayed by Rev. Jos. z. Nourse. TIE
report WAS adopted.
The Presbytery then adjourned until the next
stated meeting.
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MRS. JoHSsoN's VILLA correspondent
sends us the following - Q correct statement OF
the viii Of the late Mrs. Matilda L. johnson,
which was referred to In the Probate Court pro-
ceedings In THE STAR Of last evening: To the
Little Sisters Of the Poor, to st. Vinceut's Asy-
inm, ST AIMS Asylum, and st. Josephs Asy-
Jun, each 81 900; TO the new churches building,
81. Pafrickt, st. Martins, and the Immaculate
conception, each 500; to Fathers Walter and
heane, each $50; % her maidJ ulia, $500; to
tne Two coiored servants, formerly belonging to
the family, each 600; the entire residue Of her
personal property, together With the real estate
property on 18th street, to her sister, Mrs. Mary
Brien, whom abe constitutes her administra a.
trix; and that portion OF the real estate yet nm
divided. which Mrs. johnson Inherited fro m her
fathers estate, she left to her remaining brother
and sisters.
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NOTICE. notice. NOTICEm

DRY GOODS are stiIl selling a, 10. r.,.. :.
bAATkhS, 1870 Pennsylyani avenae Mohair
snd Airscss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods, Pioue
so W LIE GOODS at popular prices Cottous an,
Nsncoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels. Napkins an
liable Linen at bargains. Hosiery. Laiies' an
Notions Of low figures !. "a. -
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BTfrHN BY A MAD DoG.-Yesterdsy n dog
owned by Mr.. Ball, residing on g treet. be-
tween Sd and \ streets southwest went mai
frd bit Mr.. B., his wife and child. Ofucsr
Edelin killed the Animal.
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by X. A. Golden & Bro, 900 shad, from S12
TO els per hundred; 10000 behring's, u per
thousaud.
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make good investment should go to the sale
~ those nve choice building lots on r street.
.1stveen i2th and 18th sts., tomorrow at o. m
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An IMMENSE CONSIGNMENT OF stxerva AVN
FASCY BIRDs--Lat1mer s. Cleary have iu.t
received from the importers one OF the moet
important consisnments Of singing and fancy
birds ever sent 20 Washington. The ladies are
particularly invited 20 attend. They are now
on exhibition and for sale.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire snceets simple, prompt. efficient aud reli-
stIe. They are the only medicines perfectly
adarted TO popuia- u'e-so simple thar mist al q
cannot be n ade IN using them: harmless as 70 be
Tree II ON danger and 80 efficient e. be always
reliable. They have the highes. Commentaries
from all, and Will always render satisfaction
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SUPERIOR fusxrruRn.-Parues furnlshin,
should not fail to attend the sale by Nessrs
Latimer & Cleary To- morrow 1t No. $50 A st.
ono square beyond tho Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

THE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE THrRrEENrH
DISTRICT last night elected officers As follows:
George II. Boston, president, and James Shaw,
seeretary. Delegates TO the central committee,
n. A Jones, James shaw, and james Butler;
alternates, W. III. Collins and Charles Chase.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, AactioneeT.

HI THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
aaS66Pnr TAnuSTi0N ON BRIDGE STREET,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th, eft
oeclock, on the premises, [ will sell the four re-
mainii lots upon which the Presbyterian Church
,s m.rv stood, each fronting "A feet by depth Of
ITO, to ten-foot- wide alley
Ietms:-One-third cash; balance fu 6, IL, Is, and
"a mon rs, az per cent interest secured by dee OF
ust 90 the property sold Convey aucins AT cost II
off. THnU DnWI Irn uSA
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Nkw PUBLIcATIoss.-From j. @. Parker We
nave Brand, Mentally & Co.'S Railway GUIDE
LOT NAY, with maps, and the New York Clipper
and GTdpAte: from Brad Adams We have IA
rast Lie on the Modern Highway" by Joseph
IAyl0r, and John worthington's Name" by
press OF Harper & Bros.
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SARATOGA viii experience an innovation this
wear IN reduction Of the price OF board to suit
he usual under the immediate superyision Of
&r. jas. III. Breslin.
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Condensed Locals,

The anniversary exercises OF the Y. M. e.. A.
gill be held NJ Lincoln Hall this evening Rev
Dewitt Taimadgs, OF Brooklyn, viii be among
the speakers
Patents were granted yesterday to David E.
H. +. A. Neibuhr, cInder-fender for railroad
cars; Mahlon b. A1kinson, Georgetown assignor
Of t~o-thirds TO II. G. Wagner, same place,
A committee Of seven, (Mr. E. T. Bowers.
shairman,) appointed by the executive com
pittees OF the republican clubs Of the 10Th, 2Ist
consulting various members of Congress relative
10 their views on the question Of enlarged
Suffrage In the District Of Columbia.
TEE SUPREME COUNCIL of the ssi degree
Scottish Rite of Masonry for the Southern Ju
Tisdictfon was in session at the Masonic Tempe
Yesterday. The following officers. members.
and visitors were present:-Albert Pike, ID. G..
SD, Sow. Grand Commander; j. Robin No
Daniel, Va, sd, Lieut.. Grand Commander
Henry Buist, 3. O., 33d. Grand Chancellor; A
G. Mackey. ID. G., SD, Secretary Gre neral; Fred
Weber, Ky, 33d, Grand Treasurer; WIN. l.
Mitchell, Ga, $50; ThOs. II. Caswell, Cal. 90 !;
X. NJ Q. Graham, y. Y, SD, Grand Repre-
sentative TO the Northern Supreme COUNSEL; r.
G. Tindsll, n. Y, SD; Ben PerIey Poore, d.
G., SD, Grand Representative OF the Northern
Supreme Council; Joseph L. Brown, =. V. 3Jd,
late Deputy for the ID. c.; +. A. Amss, Miss
33d; A. r. Franklin, Tenn, 33d; Chris. Ingle'
ID q, SD; w. N. Loker, Mo-, 33i; Nathl Le-
vim, 3. c., SD; W. Ct. De Sausssuse, =. c., s2d:
VIM. Clark, ~, SD; K. II. Snowdon, SD
Commander in Chief Grand Consistory OF Mary,
land, +; J: 5: GOrgas, BALTIC, sd; Charles 7.
Sisco, BALTIC, sd.
The following brethren Of the Rite of our own
city are also in attendance w. NJ. Ireland
sd, Special Deputy, ID. c.; l.. Stoddsrd, jr.,
Acting Grand Tyler; q. w. Bennett, SD; Geo.
w. BalOch, 32d; Frederick widows sd; 4. b.
McGrotty. 32d; A. L. Longley, 32d; g. q. Adams,
3d. = Edwards, 3Oth; John Locke, 18th; q.
II. Stansbury. 14th.
The address or asocution of the Sow Grand
Commander was delivered yesterday afternoon,
and was mastery effort, every way worthy of
the ripe Masonic scholar who gave IL. 1t was
listened TO with close attention and delight by
the brethren present. 1t gave in detail the
dolDgs Of the body since its last meeting; also
interesting extracts from the correspondence
with foreign countries, and was. on the whole a
document, OF great value to the Rite. IL rebuked
where censure was necessary, and justly com
mended those to whom should be awarded the
need OF praise, closing with an earnest appeal
70 all TO strive more than ever to exemplify the
great doctrines of the Rite.
The Council met at ii q. N. to-day, and are
IN secret session.
To morrow evening the brethren of the Scot
tsh Rite in the District give a grand banquet
70 the members of the Supreme Council at
Masonic Temple.
On Friday evening Solemn Grand Lodge
or Sorrow will be held at the Temple IA
EasmOridm Of deceased members, which will be
open to all, BY tickets only, to be obtained of
the members.
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CARPETS!
PETS!
AND
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS!
CARPETS
DRY GOODS
attracting uti,er stteDtien
PklZk NOW L STORE FOR FyFRT nwr
ne SUM- GOODS At considerable less than
AT OUR PRIors ALL ARE ENABLtp Tn
bn1-IHk ASSORTMENT TOO LARGn rs
hhnMhkhTE kkERl ARTICLE
OOk sPkClALTlks Comprise:
A. snd toLoRED SILKS and DRESS
GOODS OF all classes, DOMEsTIOs II every a.
scril ton. LACE JACKETS andLACE sHAwI.s
PAkASoLs aud SUN SHADES, OF latest newell
Our stock syring CARPETS entirely new. ana
Al the latest design imported and manufacturer
EkGLIsH BRUseELs, LOWELL aud HART
FORD THBEE PHYS
hcSLlss and sMeRICAe INGRaINs
BAG and HEhP CARPkVS
6NSEILEsT WHITE MATING At 2.c
A TRIP TO nUR hSTlBLISHMsNT WILL
BE PhOFITABLf SPENT
THE ARCADE
WOoLROHD q sHIIRERG
tSI sINENTd eTREET,
hayfu between d aDd southwest
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LOCAL NEWS,
amusements, &C.. Tonight.

4o1Ass or.. so'ntBus-
NGti0H0i redfsr.-Carncross & Dixie's ceie-
trsted minstrel troupe.
ForTs Opera HoHSs---Mrs. Agnes Booth as
juliet In Romeo and Juliet"
T1eater Cossiqn>.-Ls Jardin Mabile and the
PArasian Can-Csn.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.

VBGETINE SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS
msy6-wSs
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SPEoIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
~ Al 3. TH0S. BROWNS,
NEW STORE, No, l2l RRIneE SrRpR

Harris, Seamless l and Button Kid Gloves
harIs victoria Buttsn Kids at 81 rs ana 81 50,
very cheap, o''
Sun Umbrellas, ell the new styles,
and 20 cents, ''
BIZ silks. Six Grenadines, pure Mohsir Lustres
Gray and Black Striped Summer silks,
Gray Dress Goods for Suits
Gall early and examine my stock kourht for cash
and will be SOLD cheap. an94 IN
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WORKS WONDERS.
BERGEN, GENRssRR Co. n. Y. Ma

To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. Al
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PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale b,
Chse. Stott q Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

THE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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FOR CoREs, BuNIoNs, TROUBLESOME NAILS,
etc, visit DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535
visit.
DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. 5s5 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes cOrns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowlng
nails, and other disorders of the feet Fee, 81
per visit Office hours from q. m. to %. m
visiting patients at residences except after 6
p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-06

Fo1 Mdrtef Space, bsftrssH Ira arf sd streets
Very vide ZINE French CAMBRIA, in beautifu1
patterns, l21z.
Another case Of the cen, CALICO
aho,her case OF the BLkAOHED COTTON,
better than Androecoggin, 1874
l,00 yards BLEACHED CUTTON an remnap.s
III crnte. worth Is.
Only few pieces Of the SILK PONGEE len s2ts
JEST r. Ceived. a larRa AesCrfmspt n naxI 80
tesutifni nkEss Go0Ds,'s sl,9 81.
PARAsOIs, new styles, very cheap
"a straw afting, E.
"a Floor Oil Cloth, SO.
ID. q. w. CARTER.
PRINTS, 10 cents. anSlfr
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GEO. O. HRNNING
No. 4107th street

WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre- =
scribed by the leading physicians as lax tive
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind igestion, Com
stpau0n, and Headache lie unsQualled. 4 @. eo2e
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THH SINGER SEwIHe MACHINE sales of1sI2
were &219, $50. ll2-svtf
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NEW GOODS. BOGAN
yigogne suiting, g cts
AH-weol Debeges, 90 cfs.
Scotch Ginghams, IS cts wYlIE
Splendid COlored Dress
silks, 81 81.
BLACK silk, eli, 81 s. ard 90. Nos. IOIs and ioac
blrck Alpaca, 90 cts.
Ckoioe sly lee In spring
CassimsrCs 7ru STREET
NEW DRESS GOODS
received daily.
oNk PRICE TO ALL. Northwest.
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THE LITTLE STORE
GA RTE ,s

"RoUHD THE CORNER
WEele the expenses arr small and the
DRY GOODS CREAPg
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs--FourrH PAGr-second third fourth.
.srKn a;tn a94 slnin sSs"p rs,-s,x co,nmo
BALL sEAsoN-fouarn fAer-second column.
ssDHabR wHsTas,4.rsrs0 s0n Faaarrs
BOARD snS tsb s6a fS,aGps opaSc wASrrp-s,..,
T4HE oR sGs
PfAcsmFourih, nth and sixth columns, and
sgsISEss SEr6H9g sISfHfHa G%'@% r.er
CIGARS AND raaanAia sS1 col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FornrErsrH PAGE,
first, secon0, third and fourth columns, and
CLERKS xsB r.enrour and
~, NTH columns, and sixrEEsrH PAGE->ixth column
sss%1
DANCING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-second col
SEs S5SSsss sSq% S .u,A
swETES %SfsEs Io LET ESsSIsnEp Urn ,, AND as gS I
saf nd
EuRSfE-fHsTh PAcx-sixth column
EYEs AND EARs@FouaSm RsF % PAss-tirst pit Column.
riNE xRHs-Tss1s 1srxsnsTP PAcA@sixth rnes column.
FOR sALE-THRTExNTn PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
ruRNisHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAcE-sxth column. and ELEVENTH PAcH-
and sixth soumss
iourth columns, = and I sI1iasSTI P1Ss-s,1th col,
HRLf wANrED-MALEs-sxcosp PAen-Fihh and
HORSES SxRhi1S5s s 1o.@Taa1sHs1H F4en-Frsi
sS5sks IG ogmn
Sv
sERdEN REAL GsTxiE FOR sHLEArirrrns1n
4sc!TEE SExs6E@Fous.z fAen-secona column a9,
saa
1Rp aassSlhsa
so,,mA ADVERTISEMENTS Twrn7H
x,schfI1sESus%%as so;%a1i PAer-sixtn column
SscsE's' ssa%@n column
oRdAss zstE. f3a%n
ss51Hoss ssn
6tF os @ 5a e Sa su%ns sH Or
ad c P1sEFrs n second third 1""rth
' SIKH Ea and
REAL Gasi3 ssTATs pAexsixh col.
or Il%nn,, l%n,, and EIEySs1I pAcE37Fourth column.
sEST1SSxkTsHEsssn Fasa.ssh Ssn esiumn ''''"
sAEs q and
fourth columns.
MUTATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SRco PAGE
First and second columns and SIXTEENTH PACE
Sixth column.
NTuATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Four th
column, and SIXTEENTH PAGE-Sixth column
HEClAL NOTICES-TKNTH PAGE-Sixth column.
RORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.-rHIRrEESrH PAGE
First column.
$40 ORAGE-ELEvHNTH PAGE-Sixth column
IiE TRADES-SxCOND PAGE-SXt tn column.
7o LET For
First second and third columns and ELEVENTH
rRAvELLERs' GUiDE-ELxvErrH PAcr-sixth column
UNFORNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELY ELxvENfH M II PAGE-Ihird and fourth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FOURrH PAGE-First column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-TENTH PAGE--sixtl column.
VkSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FoURrEENTH PAGE-Sixth column, and
FrTTEEHrH PAGE-First column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-THIRTEENTH PAGE-Second col.
nmn.
IACHTs, STEAMBOATS, &C.-TENrH PAeE-Fourth
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

The most extraordinary bargains in choice elegant
CHEMIsEs, Corded Band, wamsutta and other brands
SCI GAH%sss, Wamsuta Muslin, with tucks and edge,
CHEMIsEs with corset covers attached, elaboratey
trimmed with tucks and Insertion 81 2s; worth 50 S.
insertion and embroidered edge, So 2S worth sS So
Cambria CHEMl,Es at remarkably low prices
Long NIGHT DRESSES, tucked back and front. ssc
SiGHT DRESSES, with aiagonal tucking down the
front and rulicd, at 81 % aud upward
WALKING SKIRTS Utica Mills, bemmcd and 9
skirts with clusters trcks and runie. 81 20
skirts with deep side pisitngs, cluster tucks, 81 s5
4tucks, at s. 80 worth $40
DRAWERS. clusters tucks puds and runies 81 TO-
DRAWERS with hem and clusters tucks and embroid-
DRAWERS with clusters tucks, puG and edge, 81 g.
variety OF imported cambric Skirts, which will be
offered at u great sacrince
'Gp psEssiNG sAcoUEs with puts and tuckng 81 25
inserting rtnnS and t Scks 81 IS '' "' WIN "''0"' 0'
LAcEs AND ENBRorDERrEs
This department contains sPECIALrIEs
dessns dess sp'tr quality ami rare OPENED
and prevailing STYLES, and THIS
varied and extensive AS .,
black Yak Laces, with Insertion is,sc. ibc lsc, .oc
% ESQ spq PIECES HAMBURG EDGINGs and Inserton BE-
"" cases OF colorcd Yak Laces spring coors
A full line OF white and bun YAK LACEs)
'hS Rea and imitation oLuNy LACEs in lc up
new shades black CULTURE LACEs and
Black thread LAcEs, l. ih and inches wide Soc.
Black spanish and French blond Laces in great VA.
rety OF Widths nmu pascrns: n,Ia6SmvSeiy cheap
Point and Point Applique IN real ana imitation at bar.
Black and white Gupure Net, sacques scarfs and
PoonaseS
Net vengs in chenille bugled and thread do -
In great Iety.
na spq m Iss - o. nd
fAEAsoLs' pAnAsoLs.
PARAsoLs.
We have just received shall open on Monday sew
and beautiful designs bone ivory pearl and carved
w9Sd nS an sne Of m tn: hs most
Our Notion Department is rcplete with the --latest
acquisitions daily.
Very fine ladies' hemstched and coored border Hand.
Twoinch hemstiiched andkerchiefs 81 a5 per dozen.
Gentemen's tape border Handkerchief, S. per dozen
Reduction in GLOVES.
Two button Kid Gloves, reduced from 81 to &c.
Two bntton undresscd Kid at 75c.
All
the
above
goods include
only few of the
specialtics in bargains
which are secured in each
department, all being proper
uOnae in prices TO the items quoted
Ladies WILL therefore, perceive II to their
immediate advantage to call this week and
avail themselves OF an opportunity never before offered
n. REIMAN 4 co,
~ Union SQUARE.
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JAMES MCkEERf q Co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street
Real Lace Goods
valeneienues au,es BOWS Tss scar ospes and
Fichus: Guipure Lace scarts and Nets Thread Lace
ss% %ssq"s xasS
Gspss six essi s Thread and duHe
sd P sspSs sny, SsRsf Ssss
nrochet rides linen Collar; 61as ana sleeves ladies'
and Gents .as msa and ss
scaris, &C. &c in AL s;l the latest i, novelties
Jouvin KID Glove,
in all the new spring and summer shades
Llama Lace Sacanes
Llama Lace shawls
ArJAMEs MCREERY 4 CO.'S,
will open on %oSpAS March l' ID the s'nS most complete
offered for sale in this city.
We will also open our spring importation of striped
""' '''4 ottoman shawls
in new and elegant designs
ArJANEs MCREERY CO.'S.
Broadway and Eleventh street,
will offer on MONDAY, March I6 large stock Of
imported White Goods,
embroidered figured and corded piques French Or.
candle an and NnsoSk Msns dSed ana swSs
Cambria India Twill Jaconet
real lace Curtains Curtain Nets &C. &C. at very low
prices.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
Selling ,S. Sa, t,.t the balance Of
Embroidcries
from The great hrc Of
Nessrs. A. Friedman Co., importers,
Broadway.
Great bargains will be offered IN
Edgngs and
to close out the balace.
some Of the most elegant pa tterns are among
these last packages opened
housekeeping Linens
from the recent auction sales
unusually great bargains
Table Linens from Sic up;
Large linen Napkins at Wc. per dozen.
Linen Doies at Sc per dozen.
l2A Barnslcy linen sheeting 81 per yard, worth 81 So
Muslins and sheetngs at wholesale prices.
Spring Dress Goods
Handsome Popns At &c. and &c,
Carmine and Beecker sire ets
-A-CARPETINGs, OILCLOTHs,
a. upHoLsrEK Try GOODS, &c.
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
1S and 1856 sixth door below 18th street,
will this Pe arset n III, in the sfa cy
wards; BODY BRussELs, from 81 20; TAPESTRY
from 81 10; TIIREEPLYS and INGRAINS unusually low
OILCLOTHS, English and American (all widths)
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
at great bargains; REAL LACE CURTAINS, from $40
per pair upwards; GUIPuRE. from 81 30; NOTING
HAM from 81 30: Window Shades, Hollands &c; Reps,
Sattnes Cretonncs Chntzes Gmps Fringes, Cords and
rassels, in endless variety.
LAMBREQUINs AND CoRNICEs.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
N. N.B.-Parties wishing the above goods should call
and examine stock and prices
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Having the largest stoc Of Human Hair Goods in the
be superseded by any Of my competitors
Ladies wishing to procure an elegant article should
elsewhere. ,
yard long, 81 and upwards First quality Hair Switches
lsinches long, hair ounces weight ht...........Sb 10
~ inches long, hair ounces weight O0
ss inches IONS on hair hair Sanss wsis wes
Gray Hair specalty shaws patent Hair switches SOC.
q inches inc Long 81 inches inshe. ISn5
Frissttcs at Be SOC and 81 per vard Ladies own Hair
per- % and sen@%ens WIGS sse on hand and
made $ order hy the % best artists perfect fit
to duality and workmansp; lrom sio to si6s cRarac:
ter WIGS made TO order ana lent masqueradng
Post office money order money registered letters
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9GRepnng Of the mos, BEILAYI NovEhrIEs M les Of IN
yins changes in waSins Costumes and fai Dress soi,
ists: Patterns Of them now ready; CLOTH MODELS
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saves the skirt loops it beaulniiy and makes SHQRT
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Change i rom one dress to another In css than r@o
MINUTES II will save more than twenty times ITS
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your hand; to pun il down See that you get SMITHS
Elevator is Stamped Price Z, GEMS each Mailed on
receipt of price and TWO stamps For sale everywhere.
5.Ja5 Post office, New York.
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On Monday
shall open
several OF Dress
Goods which we Orer at
the following attractive priccs:-
3cases VIENNA Stripes, at he; fully " orth 4bc.
cases ALpANAS spring shades, l5c. worth 4lc
cases cases m pHr% Wool EMrahs s WSr,n sec
all wool DEBAtES shades 45c. worth 6OC.
scases CAMEL'S HAIR Cloths spring shades 25a. up
ceases CAsHMEREs, all new shades eoc.: worth ssc.
cases sxsr grsy M se 5 from SSc Ipwara ward
scases spring PLAIDs from I21sc. and upward
eases printed LINEN CAMBRICs from Ibc and up
ward.
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.
Having bought 0ut advantage several large
portaitos in the above line OF goods, shall offer this
2oo pieces all wool CAsHMEREs at 75c importation
81 III.
i6} pieces all wool CAsHMEREs oiner quality at stc
80 pieces all Wool CAsHMEREs still finer quality, in
clndng "a wide at 81, q 70, =, 81 :, z, and upward
80 pieces striped M6HAIRs at a1c worth 4jc "''' '''
All other BLACK GOODS, consisting of EMPRESS
Tamse Velour de Nice, Bombaznes, &C., prices pro-
portionately low.
BLACK GRENADINES
We make an important specially this week in these
goods, including
200 pieces fine silk and Wool at 49c., worth SIC.
800 pieces silk Wool ut zoe, 75c., s5c and
The above goods are sold At Soc. the dollar
Silk striped GRENADINES from 3oc. and upward
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9TH AVENUE CAR-THCRSDAY MORNING LADY
~ IN brown dress sealskin sack got out at Macy's,
will she address N. L. ~. Herald office?