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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-24
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berr16te i'm Wfarfte, Iotpeit es bie beltet
0raoe algeDt, aber fIr l6[edte, leitbte
unO eelp0bnIt6s StpderS uno raube
3tenllide bis mittlere 2uaIttGten tparen
oieFretie mGBi9 beitdnDig. StaDtmebger
tauFten nur iH MISUNDERSTANDING CUTE
GuDc un0 SiemliGes Maitpie9. 0egen
S3luB mar Der Wtarft beitGnoig, nit etz
ner 3ienllidcn IaSa6l bon gep09nli@eH
@ta0en unbertauft.
6ril6e 3ufubr: 1905 Stiid. Ser
tdu1e: 100 StiG 3u $2.50-3.S73 q 100
8fo. fir &eraS Gtiere unO Stoders,
nno $6.373 fir ausgswG0!te glatte Sers
l6iffuugszS tiere.
g @weine.-Die bert6teten 3ufubz
rem geltern b~etrugen Die 0n3abL Don$46,>
40 Stiid, Die gr6Bten ieiMalS IN etnem
Sage er6altenenS ltfubren, ualo Die belttt>
gen iper0en auf $4,000 Stiid gei6dbt.
Ser Wtorft ipar Iebbaft ullb ielt. Qlaltz
tGt gut. Breiie: IS. so fir getu6bnz
li6e; $6.G5@6.S5 fir 3iernIi6e bis quite;
uuo $7@7.4O fir MlsgepGblte bis extra.
Nin 90luB !pdr Ser Warft Iebbaft, feft
uuo beltGnoiG nit 9tusit1t aui AusDere
fauf.
Stride 3ufu6ren: "a, 483 Stit6. Gerz
fGrfe: Is, 900 Gtiid 3m obtgen Breilet.
Sd q e. = Der WtGrft perlief itiu,
aber b~eltduoig. 9tabfroge beitano fir
Eeri9inuns5s unS &ofaIre1nung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-24
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utifIGre fir StraBen uno BrIGei1 be-
lu6te am Oonnerltag unter BorliB BON
GommiiiGr guiie 1elnont ulD bega6 ii9
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Bride Iber ben GanaI unD STUB Ders
Iau9t ipiro. @s lit nGnIlib bon gSilou
Springs bis na6 &elnpnt, b. i. auf cine
Strede Dor Dieraebn en8Itl0eu Wteilsn,
feline berartise 8ertc3rsgelegenDeit iiber
ben TluB. 0aS Gomite Dirb Su 9unz
iten Der Nntuge Der 8riide beridtet. 1oz
baIb es ii6 nit Dem betreffenoeu @omite
Der Superptioren bon Du Nage GouutD
s~eeinist bat, bas' nit Dem &oiDn
Ooipuer'5 @robe bort an ben STUB
grenst. Oie Soften iuerben bcSbolb sipiz
l9em bteiem Conn ulo bret @oDf
Gountn Gowns, YalcS, 2emont u1o
&pons, semeinl0aftli9 gu tragcn iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-24
Gcr,rusr}iaIies nnD @inan2isIles.
0et0!nar;;t=g

nc EG!N q 4 q IL T. EGI& T. AS q W. az Boo
DeutiAes
Gonf7, WeGfeI7 nuo RaiiaaeeG e16dft,
s. &ne., S,pii5en Gonbolpb uub @dfhinstonitr.
GbtcGan. 20. gtppember ls74.
S'cIo er5fincEs bente tn9,sP gorc unl 1l1A uHs i&Ioe
All lie MI lplasnDeI 0eurSpsranseLnnas IDGlrenO pes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-24
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Snube&t ~pertamatt

Iue ~Ieben6ise Iauben, pslds i'd %6etommen FAM; i'd
sable $1.75 per 9ubenO. go. AS SecOnO Str., nabe
0tpbep Strobe, &bicago. ImIpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-24
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@ir Der0ffentli6en in Na1itebenoem
bas Offi3ielle BaDlreiuItat III Goof
Enunth-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

At the election in the state OF New York on
I1estay, The question Of amending the State
constitution was voted upon. The last leyis,a-
ture submitted to a final vote OF the IeOpIs the
matter OF seven amendments. The amend
nen's strip the Legislature Of the power 70 pass
private AMI local bills, thus sbOlishing the
lobby aHf facilitating the transaction Of Ie,is-
istive business. They change the pay of mem
bers from the present rate Of three dollars a dav
10 set salary Of $500 ard an allowance for
travelling expenses. They give the governor
authority to discriminate in the approval OF ths
items OF an appropriation, thus doing away With
the chance OF getting fraudulent appropriations
through by the necessity incumbent on the gov
ernOr CT Passing the whole bill or none Tbev
raise the salary OF the governor 70 $1,000. AMI
that OF the lieutenant governor to 5000. and
Their terms are extended 10 three years. AMI
finally, they authorize the sale of the lateral
canals; prohibit sny gift Of the money or prom
eTty, and any loan Of the money OF credit of a1y
county, city, town, or village 20 any individual.
association CT CORPORATION; forbid any compen-
saiicn TO state officers beyond their salaries
aud make AT officers swear that thew have usst
DO bribery 70 secure an election. Its believed
that the amendments were adopted by sIary.
majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Thus We see hat in the states ths. have ID
far voted This year the democrats hsve On the
Popular vote carried twsuty-Ons out OF the
thirty three. These twenty-ODe have Z54 voses
In The Electoral College, and IL the democrats
could fo'd them in lsT6 wOulf easily elect their
candidates on the national ticket This thew
probably viii not he able TO DO. but still the
prospect i such ss 20 put the republican party
on its mettle 20 recover the ground that b As
been lost, or be wOrSe defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
RIDAI. November O. 1874.
Aud Now ABout 1876.

The Immediate interest in the Congressional
results in the November elections having
passed. the next topic for consideration is a. to
what the electoral vote is likely to be in 1873.
The Baltimore AnSTicGH INDUCES in some fig-
uTirg that sdds mp about like this. Suppos-
Ing that the states which have already voted
this year we're to give msjorities for the same
party in 1870 ss they have done now, the EIec-
tOrsl College, 90 far IS they are concerned,
would stand ~ fOIlOss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

The semisnnusI dividend OF tive per cent,
clear Of taxes, usual with the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, has been promptly declared.
The report OF the finance committee, upon
which il was resolved that this dividend should
be declared shows that during the last six
months the gross receipts we're over SO, so 900,
The expenses Of running the roads something
under 81 200 eco, and that after deducting Ia
teTes' on bonds, outstanding scrip payments,
guarantees, deficiencies, and provisions for all
oLungeDcles, the net amount available for
dividend urPOses was -, 2G5,EZ3. This amount
ustlned the i've per cent. dividend, furnished
enough "a pay the state tax on the same, and
left balance OF credit 70 profit aud Ioss of
s555 614.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Sam Cary Is nominated for Clerk Of the next
HOuEe hy the Cincinnati Commercial, a. the
greatest Columbian orator upon which the sun
ever shore, and the most sublime bill-reader IN
American history. The candidates thickeD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
NEW LAYER BASINS,
COORIHG KAIsIHs, FINE, I2s
NEW FIGS. DATES, CURRANrs ana CITRON
ALMONDS, PfOAs5, WALNUT, SC.
ALL NEW MIXED, 1T 20 cents Der pound
Prime SWEET CIDER through the season
New York and Penusy iyania BUCK WHEAT
Strictly Prime NEW YORK BUTTER
Genuine NEW ORLEANS MOLASsEs.
q. MITMERs
noV2-u lSls Pennsyivania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
NJANTEL CLOCKS.

DBoPOsALs FOB GRADING, SETTING
CCREs; AND laying BBICK PAVE
kNGIEEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLBNRIAl
NAsHINGTON, November 3, 1874, {
sealed proposals viii be received At this Office
nh'll IL O'Clock NJ on TIE 7TH INSTANT, for
gIsalnS setting eurbs, sCd laying brick pavemsnts
I'D the cities OF ashlngtOn and Georgetown.
BIOS VIII be received only upon printed forms,
Nhlch, with al! necessary Information may be OBJ
taIbed upon application at this office.
Bids must be Endorsed "Proposals for Grazing
kettins Curbs, snd Laying Brick Pavsnenfs ;" AID
addrt ssed 70 the En- sibeer of the District
By order Of the Engineer.
noyl q FRANK HOWE OhisF CtarL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Tie tidal wavists nov claim 70 have rolled IN
democratic majority OF ~ in the next House.
and to have reduced the republican majority in
the Senate 20 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

The Boston Post can't really contain itself.
1t wishes IL were ten columns larger to have
space to jubllate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
BKAD THE FOLLOWING =.

splendid line Of Diagonal, Bask st and Worstat
DoGO,e-bressted English SQUARE FE0UK GOATS
u Vests To aich, st Sl2, SIS. SIS s2O Snd . a
fer gentlemen; BUSINESS SUITS for ga SI0 "a
sls, els and 3 %; snd DRESS SUITS AZ siS Sis:
70, : Is and So; . magnincsnt line Of OVRR-
COATS, including very genteel UvercOat for s5
. handsome meltsn OyercOa. for e7,s fiue w ait.
Dey OyeTcOat for IS, aud an elegant Chino hill q
Overcast for 81 ta1d sl2; Black, Blue aud Brown
Beaver OyeTcOats at s u and Sls nne English ar
seys, Ia Blue, BrewB, Drab and Smoke color, ell
yery handsomely trimmed and lined, at Sl6; very
fine AstTscsn Beaver OyerCOsts at so and SO;
and any ether styles. For Youths q splendid iue
Of Business kuits from 81 % SIS; Youths Dress
Suits from SIS 20 so and s25 Boys Suits In gre 1t
variety from Sc to sl3 Business Pants from 81 to
-, ard hhe Dress DoeskIn and Fancy Cashmere
Psnts At prices ranging from o. 50 TO So. bean
uiCl line OF Children's SUITE and Overooats.
uree careful Inspection OF my goods before
CHASING elee~ hsTs, assuring the public that
hsvet before have bad such q variety Of Gar.
ne1ts 70 please all tastes and desires, to
accommodate sill purses, or 20 give
such entire satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

For whom the Lord Ioveth he ehastsneth.-
Heb. f26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

Ne" ''ks
Received at
BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE
Gomez ~ street Grd PsrrSyIrGnta avenue,
Ten Old ~ ds, by the author of Widow Gold.
smith 8 baug liter.
Sack of Gold, by the author of oseph the Jew.
Lorna DoOle, by the author of n aid of Skier
Squire Arden. by Mrs OIiphant.
West LAVE, by Mrs. Holmes, author of Lena Rivers
Bunny heres, or Young America in Italy and Aus.
tris. by Oliver Optic.
Justin ncCarthys Brilliant Story, "Linley Roch-
Chsste as Ice, Pure As Snow, By Mrs NJ O. Despsrd.
Gentianella, Novel, Dy Mrs. Randolph
Cloth Of Gold and Other Poems, By Thomas Bayley
Aldrich.
Losing to Win, by Theodore Davies
New Funny Picture Bee 3, beautifully pTiated in
ly popular with the young.
Masquerade Blocks, EN preston Blocks, and Aero
bat Blocks, fell of fun and froIic aud most brill
liant in costume.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Day Books and Lsdg-
ers, Note, Letter and Cap Papers, Pens, lux and
everything IN the Stationery line, Wholesale and
retail, at SHILLINGT0H'S BOOKSTORE,
nova Dor. IA street ana Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
PERSONAL.
IMPROVED sILT.wAsHEB.

Cd. YC.
WISHES the finest Laces or the heaviest Bedcloth-
ing without labor. and no wear and tear. 10 viii
be sent TO your house on trial, OF eau be seen ct
aAUkER's STAMPING STORE,
GIT Tn street,
ARs2s-u OpDoeits RatenJ Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

NEW BOOKSAT BALLANTYNE'S,
42s Seventh Street
Opening Chestnut Burr; by Rev. II. Rowe
Holden With the Ordsi by the suthor of Shiloh.
The Frozen Deep; by Hilkte Collins,
HtmrOd Of the Sea; by W. NJ. Davis
Lily ard the Gross; by De Mile.
Eceptres and Crowns; by the author OF the Wide
Wide World.
Doors Outward; by the author of Win and Wear
Froud's History of Ireland, wells. and 5
Frasers Lectures the books Of the Bible ocl3 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

sPLKEDID STOCK OF the xorId-renowned
"A PIANOS manufactured By Wm.-
Enabe a 90, Baltimore. Nd, just re-
ceived. Pianos frOm 0thsr celebrated fsc-VvNvV
tories for sale and rent on accommodating terms
TuuirR prom pity attended to- MRS OATHARIHE
RRICBES BACH (vid@w 81 the late q. q R-ich-
enbach,J AIS Lth S., sboYe Pa. az. RaYs-u
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS d co.
ARE SELLING
SUGARS.


TEAS.
Our so cent OolOog ana Imperial Teas are ths
lest 70 Ice bad In this city At the price, money
fundeo. We also have on hand and ~ large supply,
Nt-sH other different grades, including 9 very htEh
grade Of StlUsY LsIg Japan aad choice Noyaue Gun
powder, ~ moderate prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06

bU lEll.
One ton Of GeDuiue New York Goshen Rnttar
Just arrived, which We offer wholesale and retail.
Also, Just received, 40O do1eR CANNED GOODS,
which We will sell during the early part Of the sea-
son al extremely low rates.
Pure imported CUBA HONEY. By the gallons
delicious article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-06
COPFEE.

GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
y. E smith & Co.'S Graham Fl0ur snc Crushei
Nbest, direct from their mill ia Brooklyn every
week. Fresh Ost Meal 10 bulk; Gsnuine scotch
Oet Meal In pOun1 packages; Genuine Irisb Oat
Meal, from the Water Gate Mills, In l6 ID TN cans
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
Observation-Disclosures PAcx-second. th

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGx-second. third
fourth. arb and sisth ssttas,Tsn eolgmns column
AsE PseaFS coumn
nth and
sixth columns. and FOURTEENTH PAcE-FirH and
BoAsS sS9nS xS6 GIUpGiSo PAGE.
sno6SITs 5sfeTs rAc,sseond col
BaooRmYy REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rzIsp PAGE
nus,Sss sisosdo 9 dofPGPuoIRRTTUNIrIEs-rrsrnrA fGuIRRTTUNIrIE PAGE.
BUsiSEss NoTlcEs-NrsrH PAoK-ritth and dxth col
o1aARs snsSD And ToBAcco-ErrvrsrH rAes-Finh COL
pIrY uRHAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rz,sp PAos-F.r.t
vnKsRs 'ss2Dd Syb ssoalfT%nssaEv-.r,,n
SS5sdHkSs SsB
sssRs and
SogSiTSSy r.cf1nrs column
,ss22s ss
!asS aTs S 'Eh EH aosSsr
aHa nsfH fash col
:ss$s
EIsk n4fs F.sss.sAeo!umn
FOR sALE-FouRTEESru PAcE-Fourth and afth col
Tass sna aa columns and
EHEsoH '0f%a
sEs sss5. :ss F:;ss
agLP NrEp-MALss-F1rrsrsrH pAc,-Finh col.
nossssa 5s ERsn aGFeSa4a column r.ourr
l0arsh and ift6 colsmna .,.'.'"'.
sSSas e. r
as RS5 sssHs 81 s.:.
LEcTUEE sEAsoY-rHIaursrH PAcs-First column
s1esLE
EHTRfMUNIAL-FouRrsES PAcE-sixth column
HsD
xfsoELIXShoUs .E sIU ADVERTISEMENTS - Twr1rru
tIsNspSt ssolpn pAer-sn column
sEM assssn column
fiANoFoRTEs. ORGANS. ScMTstsTIEsss T % SS'1 PAer-
pnoFassfoS%n ESs SS'nn SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs-
ouf c9 SALE OR
nsAE sTATE 70
REAL ksTAfh pAcr-rourth col
RELlGiors NoTIcEs-Frnsr PAcx-second and third
column
SALES At AUcTIoN-firrEssTa P1SnNsixth column.
sr;5 r; second second ana third columns ana THIRD FACE
s1rUSfioSs zHt1 ss'u%n D-MALEs-Frsrsrn PACE
sPEc8I NoTicHs-FouRru Spc P4or-Firs. and second
yPoRTiSG-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.-rounru PAGr-Third
r.sF.six.h SSumn
Is LIZ po sGsShss
First column, and THIRD PAGr-Fourtn column.
TRAvELLEks, GUIDe.FoURIE PAcE.S!xth ah column M
LET-THIRp PAGE-Fifth ana sixth columns
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.-ELEvESru PAcE-sixth
column.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET-THIRD PAGE-second column
WINTER DE -ORTS-foURrEENTH PAGE-rhird column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-ELEvENrH PAcE-Fitth
column
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.

BENNETT BUILDING.
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT
EfEs.Eisss EEs: ssssssais s g.. ss%.ssSsr sssssi;i
u !: =: + sss%I'GssiL s%I's, Law sssi'ssss Sssfs
~. ~ L hkybpsS; bsSsnnnrs w,nss' Halter.
S-Baum FriedmssHH;r sH;rnsS Tah9rs, sroRy
l-McMahon Morse Lawyers
4. 4. ? sucnioEE6s,n' s,noE6sV LaMy.a Lawysr.
s-c.mpbeii SeietG Palmer, e,i Lawyers
Meade 4 Rockwell, Lawyers.
6-Northwcstern Life Insurance Company.
L. 5. Benedict Agent
~ Chamber OF Life Insurance.
H{ Charlton 7. Lewis secretary
!&McCarthy Chalmers Lawyers
i. b Ferguson. Lawyer.
ia'si"s''saai sS|{ifi'sS 4SisS 4f;ss's'''a- sfSss
sslF slSeisrissS II ssSts: caldwel, taMyss Lawyers
s-shsridan, sonynse, Cochran and xeEwsn. sseno-
s-Etisha Boou,er, Real Estate
q. b. Cook, teal Estate.
s-W S.,,raata g; draphagen: s1ar awycr.
". q. Ryan, Lawyer
/. T. & 3; GHTssnsE. Wiissn EaMysl. xawyer.
lo-wiEinson Peters, Trustees OF Estats Of fwn,ss-
~ Harrison Il strong. Lawyers.
Is( Z. Woodruff, Lawyer
SsSaa sss fssSSFS sfSss
l-Thornton Earle, LAWYERS
ssssaT kstssS% & Ees.;s1 Bankruptcy
IS 5. Sultan. Lawyer.
g Goldzier Lawyer
Il s sush5sF. asss Lawyer
III: 1 T. CRAY
= -Hsssins assl ! Crook: L.wysa
s-eriry see y; DHaiSn %sisr sssyss .sSysne., 1.~,.r
s-G sGG Y'sS1fn Z. Wii1ia%, naSYsE; lawyer.
&c II. Glover Lawyer.
4 Lockwood Crosby. LAwysrA
- FIFTH sronr
s,Wakeman Latting. LawysrA
s}F 5. WINCHESTER, Lawyer
Fitch 4 Fitch. Lawyers
q Fuller. Lawyer.
8-Hascall 4 stetson LawyerA
z sofi Y g! Re,csaslioa Of fJuvsans Dsnagusns
w. kiiIs Kiingi Lawyer y.e, rs,,..
nc :. + 4ISdfeAss; y Z: sesd ft1a naw;sr. E;sss
i2-Byrne, Everett Co.. Lawyers
~ Walsh, Halbert ana Eckerson, LawyuA
SIXTH STORY.
2-Henderson Benedict Lawyer.
r. Logan. scotch Granite. &c
sc. ". Carpenter. Lawyer
OTIS l. Hat, Lawyer
6SG. p. Webster, Lawvc-.
Q. II. Lyddy. Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark. Lawye-
John L. Knight
~ Janitor
Hodges Meexcr. Lawycfs
OR &. Burr LAW
John Crompton, Acc6us.aa.
smith Deau, City suT'eg
t0lG. W. Van S!clen, LAWYER.
u,T. II. Baldwin Lawyer.
t2t Charles ID. Barrow. Lawyer
- Henry A. Gdersiceye, Lawyer.
AVG, Corrington Lawyer.
U. w. tompkins LAWYER,
I. ". Miner. LAWYER.
Two passenger elevators running Al ehA una
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
DRY GOODS.
DICHARD AEARES,
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
begS 10 announce that he will o6er all this weeR the
following specialueA
GREAT BARGAINS
MILLINERY GOODS

800 boxes Of nne French Fowera Feathsrs Plume.
Ostrich Tips Birds and novelties IN Jet Hat Ornament
OF our own importation, 1T verv low priceA
Fine Felt Hats IN all ne shapes ana colCrs, Sic. oes
usual price 81 Is
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1.-THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST 1wEN
IA ty- fifth sreet-Preaching by the pastor. Rev. A. G.
Osborn. D. D., November IL at lDM NJ. and u T. N.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


, tween Fifth and sixth ayenues.lssrvicesI 4. NJ.
iS kvsninG ven DrsysF 81 S ~ Tho rector
SHAKER CONVENTION. At sTEINwAy HALL. NO:
ederesses will discuss Christianiy snakerism Social.
sS sss a1vs MGr by
the shaker choir. Meetings. morning, afternoon and
evening
ZION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE. CORNER
Services Sci ices i 10 81 A Al n ana p N. '' = " '''''
...DR DRY GOODS: ......-..,--
RICHARD AEARSs.
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth strsst
bsgs 70 announce that he viii oer all this wsss tns
following specisiueA
GREAT BARGAINS
In
MILLINERY GOODS
80 q .ssnGs sgs
.ns Fine FIJI IN Z. III &: ss sna .aa sss
Bargains in black and colored veiveA
100 boxes black silk Bonnet Velvet 81 rs a. - IS.
sS fass o'SssRs ysxs /.
manufacture, $l2, SIS $lS. S2O. $2A Sao
Suits and oversklrS and BASQUE.
x.x.nDs sD'snS,cH sssc ss ssi IS s sns
So n rHay xS @ Se s
very stylish; sS: sss SIS .s S ,.,un., -. ~. =.
Embroidered ovsrskirts and Basaues in camels hair.
Sig ss A 81 s Svs'' new '.s. pam .aa
snss as Sssss k.Ss .Ss:. s: sS:; ~ s ~ 81 81 ~
1o0 stvles of " Waikins Jacketa
.....s: 4: ,..
B.rssin. in slIk' sna Drs" Good. :,
oRs ai.:l aisn o;ss M sas'
splsnaia seayy sr0sa grain sasn sk 90
Oless. ss5gss ,;yss sT sam'' h'r st s
French and coor. s,c o
7;c and SCc. Fine Goods a.. a..
s s,.ss & ST. 81 s00o' n' '''S 90
Hoiserv and Underwear.
Largest and best assortment every quality ana style
wSG M ios sdls: senas@sn ehiSTsn M
M Hd Hf "sw
% ss s
Vsis Misses ssG mosiSc @ Vs. fiji ?gs made M @ $780,
soc 81 va... az. *. q,
es %sano and &c., m and
Our Trimming Department
six ball beaded frnges. beaded and silk passsmsn
tcrie Loops and buttons. .
Worsted two ball Frnges, $780,, 44c. and SOC.
Bargains in real Yak Laces.
Fine 9sts 9at sos sad ana
3Sc
Bargains In Embroidered worsted Work
Embroidered worsted shipper Patterns &c. &C., 75c.
sec. Very handsome slipper Patterns 81 81 rs 81 50
Embroidered worsted and beaded Cushions In great
variety, Soc, 63c, 75c., e8c., ST. II rs.
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods
Canton shaker, Opera, Plaid Flannela
800 pair large Blankets W IS 80 80 - Ss S5 50, &C.
81, 81 rs, s! so, $3.
We tei to inform friends, customers and the pub.
lie gene rally that stock in evory department. IS
larger select and complete in every particular
than in uny former season
Residents in the country can make all their pur-
chsses at city prices by sending tor ted
Catalogue and Price List sent iree on application to
RICHARD MEAhES,
Corner Sixth avenue ana Nineteenth street
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I ELEGANT GAkNITURE

Large assortment real Ostrich Plumes, Tips, fame
Feathers, Birds Wings, &c.
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PERSONAL.

mn O'SHAUGNESsY. OF COUNTY LIMERICK
~ ireland. who formerly lived on second avenue,
between Thirteenth ana Fourteenth ss adj
dres. box aoi5 New YORK Post Office staung where she
be scefL
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR The
"A OF Martin Luther Sheldon's private pa pofs
% bis son. No. 572 Kent avenue Brooklyn.
A Ill RIGHT, DARLING. MADE VERY sATIsFAC.
~ tory arrangement T. X
HNTE N. BRowN-LETTERs RECEIVED WILL
u meet you any time. Write aud make appointment
ANDREW.
Nm G. L-wANT TO COMMUNICATE wrTu you
"a Please address fHED. Herald Uptown Branch
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and thursday evenings unul 10 oPM.
During each evening thsrs will ees -
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No goods SOLD during the evening -
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We have over 80 diasrsns styles -.
Of Dolls nom ths iovsst to finest .-
French Dolls Some rsrs novsluea .-
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Large Assortment Vienna Gilt sronsea -,
Bisque and Panan statuary. .,
Large assortment Toilet Sets ,,.,,
Cent? and ladies' Dressing Cases
Rosewood ana inlaid Writing Desks 49,.
Russia Leather Goods very low. r,,
Large assortment OF Bronzes
PEARL Ebony and Bronze Inkstanda
Swiss Painted Goods in variety.
Fine Swiss Carvings In variety.
Fine Vienna Portrait Framsa
Largo and small Music Boxes.
Au'''A' a"0 0N''' A'' kinney
Scotch Wood Goods very low.
Jewel and Work Boxes
's''u"0 anu -o'''' '0 kinney
PAINTED Porcelain MeiallionA
smoking and Liquor CaseA
Large assortment Flower standA
Large assortment Of Bohemian wAss.
Rich pearl and ivory Fans.
Large variety Of French Gilt GoodA -
Silver plated Ware. very low, -
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to avod the 20 rush Seioe tho nodSys We viii
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LACE DEPARTMENr,
Laces, Isc., aoc., ssc, asc., Sic. 70 7sc yard.
yss yss sa;psgs .nS sr,pu.s ss.. Lace.
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Extra bsrsairs In beaded silk Lacea and
inches ''''' 90 '''' EEssEzz EEssEz
Bargains in real valenciennes thread.
FONT ''' ''''''' I's'' KEszEE KEszsE
Collars sets, Sleeves, &c., closing.
Is1LvER PLATED WARE.
We keen none but the best and
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! TOILET DEPARTMENT.
Every article we sell in this department
We warrant genuine E1szsE E1szsE
Atkinson's Extracts warranted
genuine, only 5Jc bottle.
oen0'n' 1''A - kinney
Coleate's Soaps Perfumes and Powders
Toilet Powders of all kinds
Allcock's Porous Plastera loc.
Cashmere Bouquet soap. lsc.
Morgan's sapoio, &c. v,,.
Brushes Comb: sSs: sSs sDGPaGs;s as;s XTsSr. ,;noSs
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Belts '''" ''. : - sIssHE EIssaE
Bags ''''' 'e' '''' ''''' EEssHE KEssEz
3EwELRv DEPARTMENT.
A full ssortmen, o. Jet !sws,ry.
Fine Jet Necklaces Csc. to SO.
Garnet. Jet and Blue Jewelry.
Fine Porcelain Jewery.
Hair Pins and Ornaments.
Fine Jet Hair Bands, Csc up
Blue Stee, Ornaments
Fine jet Ornaments
Sic I'VE Buttons. Lockets Oh aims
Crosses, sets Earrings, &C., very low.
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CT IGNArIUs' CHURCH. FoRTIETH STREET. BE.
y tween Fifth and sixth avenues-services A. NJ.
lnx choraD. Evening prayer chorab 7k. Tho rector,
Rev. Or. Ever, will preach at both services
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TIoN CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE. CORNER
II Thirty eighth streetRev John ~ Galleher, Rector.
Services l0 81 A. NJ. ana p. NJ.
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CHAKER CONVENTION AT sTEINwAY HALL, NO.
- vembef o. 1874 Father Evans, pand of elders and
elderesses will discuss Christianity shskerism Social
monisln and the Beecher- Tilton scandal Music by
the shaker choir Meetings morning, afternoon and
evening.