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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
THE NEW FRENCH CARDINALS.

CEREMONY OF DELIVERING THE HATs-THE POPE
THANKED BY PRESIDENT IMAGINATION FOR CON
FERRING TIE HoNORs
PARIS, Friday. Jan. o. 1874.
President MacMahOn to-day performed the
ceremony OF delivering the hats to the newy-apponed
French Cardinals, In his speech on the occasion he
thanked the Pope for conferrng these honors on ci-
zens Of France and added: 1.-THE Holy Father knows
our Hal attachment and admiration at the manner
in which he supports his trials. His sympathes were
with us in our misfortune. and ours are with him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10

TIE DEATH OF TIE hon. JAMES Bhoohs ASNooN 'l
IN THE nousE-EIoQUENT REMARKS 81 "hoo 'NN'
cox, WOOD DAWES, AND kELLEf-ihH DAnih
OF TIE HON ". d. FOSTER OF MICHIGAN AASo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
WASHINGTON.
TUE SALARY DEBATE.

uuR SENATE WASTING so MUCH TINE IN ,ns,
THAT TILE BENEFIT OF REPEAL VII
-,,r pprsrSr CONDITION OF THE MhAN'"
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Joke on the Gndertakers.

A night or two since, while on his beat
through B street, Officer s. found
an inebriated individual repU<ing on u bench
in front OF Wilson & Browns undertaking
establishment The officer shook the fellow
until he awoke him from his drunken slum-
Der, then explained to him that he would
be obliged to escort him to the station
house unless he hunted utler quarters.
The man told the officer that he was
stranger in town, that lie had but four bits,
and the night being warm he had concluded
it would be good economy to slcep-out of
doors and save his foar bits to buy his
breakfast in the morning. Not being a
hand hearted man, the officer told the fellow
that he might finish his snooze, provided he
would get up and move out of sight before
the people were astir on the streets. PAS
ing that way again in the course Of an hour
or two, Mr.. $ found that his snouzer
had rolled off the bench and was lying in
the empty case of a colin which was sitting
at the edge of the sidewalk. Rousing his
man again, the officer told him he ''must
get out of there"
'Odt Oh WHat! Srubibteu tie IeIIOW.
''Out of that coffin laid S-though it
was but one of those large coffin-shaped
cases in which collins are SHIPPED.
"Who's in coffin,' said the fellow,
rubbing his eyes.
why you are said S.
''If am don't know it,
"Well, | know it, and if you don't get
out of that it will be the end of you. Don t
you know that if the undertakers get up in
the morning and find you snoozing in here
they'll clap lid ON the coffin, nail you up
and bury you, and then send in bill and
make the county pay your funeral expen-
ses.'
Crawling out of his narrow quarters, the
fellow stood and gazed upon the coffin case
for time, then said
''Wh hat sort of undertakers have you got
up here in this country, that go and set co..
fins longside the sidewalks to ketch men ?''
and without waiting for an answer he shuf-
fed away to find safer quarters.
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Miss Letitia was in manner responsible for
what had happened, ON account of the open
gate, for had they not assured her that Cir
cumstance did not alter the case? 1t was
useless to say that she had no right to keep
the cows in custody, for had they not coun-
seled her to do so? As to going to law
about it. would they not thus become the
sport of the whole town?
''He that diggeth pit, he himself shall
fall into it, said Miss Letitia, who read what
was passing in their minds as we'll as if they
had spoken, for the light of Isaac lantern
fell full on their faces. However, on one
condition L will free the cows and forgive
you the debt"
''W hat is that?'' Both thought the ques-
ton, but did not ask it.
s'The condition is, that you promise to
put a good new fence in place of the old
one that separates your estates, dividing the
coast between you, and that henceiorth you
will live together peace;lbly 50 far as in you
lies. Do you promise? ?''
yes" muttered both, in voice scarcely
audible.
''SLake hands upon it, them" said Miss
I.etitia.
They did so.
Nov let the cows out, Isaac it's time
they were milked," said she. And the two
men went away driving their cows before
them, and sllame-faced air greatly in con-
trast to the look of triumph with which
they had quilted her presence.
The fence was built, and the strife ceased
when the cause was removed, but it was
long before Miss Lettia's part in the affair
came to the public ear; for she herself
maintained strict silence concerning it,
and enjoined the same upon her man-ser-
want, Lsaac.
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Chunks of Wisdom.

We don't know who is the philosopher
speaking, but deem his suggestions 50 sug-
gestive that we say cut this out and read it
often:
Better to wear calico dress without trim
ming, if it be paid for, than to owe the
shop-keeper for the most elegant silk, cut
and trimmed in the must bewitching man
ner.
Better to live in a log-cabin all your own,
than brown-stone mansion belonging TO
somebody else.
Better walk forever than run into debt
for horse and carriage.
Better to sit by the pine table, for which
You paid three dollars ten years ago, than
send home a new extension, black walnut
top. and promise to pay for it next week.
Better to use the old cane-seated chairs,
and sadeda two-py carpet, than tremble at
Thea bills sent home from the upholsterer S
for the most elegant parIor set ever made.
Better to meet your business acquaint-
ances with free don't owe you cent"
smile, than to dodge around the corner to
escape a dun
Better to pay the street organ-grinder two
cents for music, if you must have it, than
owe for a grand piano.
Better to gaze upon bare walls than PIC
tures unpaid for.
Better to eat thin soup from earthenware,
if you owe your butcher nothing, than to
dine off lamb and roast beef and know that
it does not belong to YOU
Better to let your wife have fit of hys-
terics, than run in debt for nice new furni-
ture, or clothes, or jewelry.
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HERE AFTER.

From my seat meath the glowing.
Blooming, tall magnolia tree,
watch the river gently flowing,
Onward ever, to the sea;
Far beyond, my feeble vision
Scarce discerns the other shore,
Which, seems like some field elysia1,
Or like heavens half-opened door.
Blossoms, bright and fair, are pending
From the swinging boughs, close by;
Would their lustre were unending;
Would that they might never die.
All! feel my faint soul tremble,
Yet with more of joy than fear,
For this beauty must resemble
Something in higher sphere.
1t must be that which we cherish.
As by these fair, white flowers,
Shall not, with the future, perish,
But illumine heavenly bowers.
For, was not the promise given,
BY the Saviour-Prince ofmcn-
That within the future heaven,
All we love shall live again?
Let us humbly live, and lowly,
That the unknown coming years
Find spirit pure and holy,
Meet To dwell in higher spheres!
And the words of praise, that ringing,
Greet us as we near the shore,
BE melodious as the singing
OF some loved one we adore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

FoReoT HER BABY.-A curious incident
recently occurred on western train AS
the cars we've moving away from the Terrs
Haute depot pretty young woman came
from the ladies' car, aud, rushing into the
smoking car, franticaily appealed to every
body to stop the train. Catching sight OK
the conductor, she exclaimed, piteously,
MIR. Conductor, do please stop the train /;
I've left my baby" The train was stop
ped and the baby recovered, amidst tho
hearty cheers Of al who witnessed the oc-
currence, and while the young mother hug
eed her little one, amidst tears and smiles
She tried to explain how the baby was such
a new one that she hadn't got used TO IL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

HENRY JONES, of Vermont, on his dy-
ing bed, said he had never written VOID
which he cared TO erase They thought
it was a big thing until they found out
that he didn't know enough to write his
own name.
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.3I.YISrRATION NOTICE.

Estate of JAMES FAKRRS, decd.
-'a is hereby given that Letters OF Admins
% the estate Of James Farrcn- late OF tne
Iapar Washington. county of Cambria, de-
- have been granted to the undersi gned by
!rttI authority. Persons Indebted to said
y or r. ,Gcs ed 70 make payment forthwith,
.aJ-e having claims against the same VIII
=. tom duly authenticated for settlement.
NARY FARREN, Administrative
T. q. OH ARIA, Administrator.
Al'as'o Twp, Sept. IL, 1S74.-6t-
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STATE OF DENNIS COUGH

@Nut Z. \ LU-NATIC.-In the matter Of
a. aeauunt at EPHRAIM GoUGHNoUR, Com
W DENNIS GOUGHNouE, a lunatic:
1: ,''T1 oi -u alias order of the Court OF t'ol-
5.-s7 Ht Cambria County, notice IS hereby
'aa' the above account has been filcd in the
sdilr Pr3thonotary. and that the same viii
'niei for confirmation and allowance at the
y. .tf term VI said Court.
tAe Court. J. X. HITE, ProthOnotary.
-'4l,ary Office, Ebensburg, Sept. IA, 74.-3t-
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PREPARED BIZ
d. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Cl,en,s


,HERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue
of suniry writs of TeHd. EypOn. issued
I VI the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria
rsv ami - me directed. there viii he exposed
1.ii. =. IT,. q; the Court House in EDcnsburg,
gr.> Is,y. sI,c' f;t'' day of Octo',ar next.
Etj'v'k. P Il the following real estate, to wit:
t-r tEa right titIe and interest of Theodore NJ.
srg. Of IL an t. piece or parcel of land situ-
b. H NHH" ,owuShip, Cambria county, adjoining
t.-r I'm. John Dean, Thomas Powell, TroXell
3 Fg..z g. aU4 others. containing 65T acres, more
/ - ,s uluFrIvei. Taken in execution and to
Il aaA lu- sijt Of John Daily, for use Of Chas.
Ha.s
4l'sE. 'h' right, title and interest OF Charles
itrr- u, n and to piece or parcel of land
a'2t Washington township. Cambria county,
.l.a-- -ll. : of James DennisOn, VI. NJ. Adams,
,t-l n'ii. =. containing 30 acres, more or less,
,1 = acres Of which are clcared-nOw in pos
sac. harles Johnston. Taken in execution
o b sold at the suit of James Deniston, ALI
Hrs. Ann jackson and others.
HERMAN BAUMER, Sheriff
WITS Office, Ebcnsburg, SCpj. II, lS7I.-3t.
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COURT SALE-Bv

'driUe of an order OF the Orphans Court
il.-a County, / will offer at public sale, on
.ru.sJs. on Si,sU rdsy. the l9ttI dty of
.aa"-. 1879. at O'Clock. p. NJ. the following
ai real estate. to wit: THE UNDIVIDED
EH.Lr PART of PIECE OR PA RCEL
'LlND situate in the Township Of Susquehan-
unity ui Cambria. and state Of Penusylva-
ll'.ang lands OF Abraham Bartlebaugh.
h-au Il.e. james SJmerville, and Others
l-..- 90 acres. more OF less. uniinproved-
., &. yfV finiIe,td aud uuieridid JCith
zgs W $ SALE.-Ten per cent of the purchase
.I %. ptiL on day Of sale, one-third OF the
l. 5H E-i-ula Ion Of sale: and the residue in
jar thereafter. with interest. to be secured
. 1l-rn n bond and mortgage Of The pur
JESSE VI. HARTER,
Administrator OF EDWARD KING, decd.
p IL ls7s.-5;.
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EEDID TOWN PROPERTY

FOR SALE.-A very elegant and com
lg r.-. leues in EbensEurg borough will be
@ reason bile terms. The House is brick and
los = -...ls. s feet halls and basement wash
-sE.,s ago3d cellar divided into two apart
. IT,. Lot IS l26x25l feet and is well soJ
ll kinds of fruits and shrubbery. Large Sta
E ligus. and three Buildings used as law
8 TIL property is desirable tor large iaini-
T...T p .ittlc improvement would make J.
.as' h1-cl or summer boarding house.
JNO. r. SCANLAN, Agent.
.-;5uFg .uy gl l374-tE
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lDMINISTRATION NOTICE.

=. Estate of JOHN MIsEL, deceased.
\, ~ u Administration on the estate of John
&C Of Carroll township, Cambria county,
< been granted to the undersigned, all per-
.suted " said estate are requested to make
~. ior;hwiJh. and those having demands
4; lLe same will present them properly pro
'or settlement.
h. THOMAS MISEL, Administrators.
~" Twp, Sept 4, IST4-5t,s
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
80 diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
,noh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

0~ Among the great
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1s$:EA discoveries of modern
Msg y Ess.sytA science, few are of
&A Ss.s.ss more real value to
@Y NEz mankind than this eff
fITyi VA fectuM remedy for all
ICY J diseases of the Throat
W 4 and Lungs. A vast
IN a trial of its virtues,
IhhsA ! throughout this and
lesf other countries, has
k;tg.3 shown that il does
surely and effectually
.-.-1l them. The testimony of our best citi-
=. Of all classes, establishes the fact, that
..sgry PICTORIAL win and does relieve and
- he affecting disorders of the Throat and
--,, beyond any other medicine. The most
,,ysrJus affections of the Pulmonary Organs
N 10 its power; and cases of Consump.
,on, cured by this preparation, are public
Known. 50 remarkable as hardly to be be-
47l vsro they not proven beyond dispute.
Ea remedy i is adequate, on which the public
-,y rsIy for full protection. By curing Coughs,
ssEpruuners OF more serious disease, it saves
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering
so be computed. Ii challenges trial, and con-
l-ss tie most sceptical. Every family should
10 +: on hand as a protection against the early
rtgayerceivei attack of Pulmonary Affections,
rcn ,re easily met at first, but which become
-,--ll L. and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
: lungs need :iis defence; and it is unwise TO
r..lut &c. "A safeguard 10 children, amid
Z r,.rassiuC diseases Which beset the Throat
. 4 C. .s: Of childhood, CHERRY PECToRAL
17alaJe; for, by its timely use, multi
Is are -escued from premature graves, and
ggi 70 the love and affection centred on them.
srs speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
KING sound and Misunderstanding sleep. No
evil suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
& BrO1ciIitis, when they know how easily
~ IN be cured.
l,nalIy the product of long, laborious, and
5sssiul chemical Investigation, no cost or toll
,pvel in making every bottle in the utmost
w.e perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
I lDln is possessing all the virtues it has ever
1l5.,ed, and capable of producing cures as
lnq-lble Gs the greatest it has ever effected.
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.CCOUNT NOTICE.-Notice is
h.. r-.'t1...y given that the first and partial
ss n II. b. BOSACKER, Esq, Assignee OF
! ~ O,EAEHART, Of JOhnstown borough, has
= ga ga will be presented TO the next Argument
No. on o%9hhrmatton unless caHse is shown to the
" BY the Court.
2,.. J. X HITR, Prothonotary.
3 obce, EbeDsburg, Sept. 9, 1S74.3t.
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w.DICK. Arropsrr. Ar-LAw Eh.

.,ySs.o urR, Pa. Office.in front room of T.
Ia a. new building. Centre street. All
fSrt NyalEbusiness attendcd 70 satistao-
eorlecuons9 speciality. r1o-l4.h.1
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A11A WEEK guaranteed to Male ands Fe-
u 4 male gents, in their own locality. Costs
NOTHING to try il. Particulars Free
vs. p o. VICkERY * Co, Augusta Me.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAcE-Frst, second third
ssEE
P1enFs Second and
sSuP
Third i1, and and fourth columns. and FouRra PAGE
BROOKLYN SOARD-FouRrH PAcz-Frs. and second
BRo9KLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fyrm PAGE
First ana G second ,,,s columns and LIcarrxSru PAGE
sgsISEss sgsISEss 1sTGSiTIEs.rwr.,.us s.s.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-F.,rH PAer-y!r..
oLEkas AND sALEsMEN--rurxD PAcr-Foursh and
nth columns
coAsTWisa r1S.: srEAMsHIps-srcosD PAc.-sizth col
SSrSTEy ssol column
bASGiNd XcADEAiEsHTwESTir1H PAas~sixih COL
REyfIsThx- r4csar,rs. column 3, , a.,
and ana @
sYHs And 6dsEs sEs % nEFPunsrsuED AND uS
FURNIsHEp.sIxrEssTWY ~ PAcx-second, third ana
EUROPEAN sTEAMsMIPs-srcoxD PAos-Fitth and
EuR6FE..TxssriEru pAcE-sixth column.
E7es column
P.ar PaaEssh column
Pine ARTs-TuIRrEEYrn PAcr-First column.
To
snS sS @ hh and
aDd eo
HELf IAsrED-rEM A1Es-ru,nD P4or-rnird and
anG .HS 9
HoRssSSss. %Sas1AeEs, M to-srvrsr.rsru r4os-vrs.
hotsES Is ~ sS'1Ta r4s.-s.e-
iS mrs sSss cea@n
s2xE FURsSS n6R cry ASD saE
Third column. and LlcHTExErH FAcE-rh,rd col.
LHECTURE H Iss sEAsoN-rwEsrIErn As PAcr-sxth column.
.ounu
M1S rPas1Isth column
Column sGa%n
xsD
MIscEiEuANHES0aujs SHSaj' ADvERrIsEMENrs-Fouarrrs
u1scrLnA tdnS5h solpwn p.cx-r,,r. oo,,
column
ohGAS P:er
PROF essioS%G sf;ruArIoNs vAsrED-FEMA1Es-
mn EIcaTEESTn PAcE-Sixth column.
fSoFfS7 Tat SIfH FSs Or TO
columns, si and kloHrEESTn PAaE-Third, fourth and
REAL ESTATE 70 Observation-Disclosures PAGE
REAL nXTE az Hth COL
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-TwEsrlrru PAcE-sixth col.
pAsnerourth column
REWARDS-TwENTlRrH PAGE-Fourth column.
SALES AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAcE-Fourth, afh
and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-THrRpP PAcr-Flrst
and second columns, and FOURTH PAGE-Second
slruxTioNs wASrED-MALEs-ra.D p4cs-Four,n
SPECIAL NorIcEs-TwxsrrzrH PAor-FHh and sixth
columns.
sPoRIING-DoGs BIRDS, &c-srvrSrrrxrz PAor-
FIRST column.
STORAGE. TwsNrIErH PAGE-Eourth column.
SUMMER RESOR s-FoURTH PAGE-Second column.
- PACE-Second column.
THE TuRF-SEyENrEENTH PAGE-Frst column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS SPUkPOSES-SIxTEzNrH PAGE
First and second columns, and NINETEENTH PAoE-
First and second columns
XhAvEELERs,. GUlDE-sEcoND PAcE-Sxth column.
UNFuRN1sAED Rooms AND, APARTMENTS TO
LEI-SIxrEENTu PkGR--Eitth and sixth columns
and NINETEENTH rAGE-Flftn and sixth columns.
WAN Ed TO PURCHASE-TwELrra PAcE-sixth col.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, kC.-Fouaru PAGR-Third col.
wEslCMEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIFrH PAGE-Second and third columns,
and EIcarEESTH pAoE-Ih!rd column.
WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO Let
FIFTH PAGH-Third column
YACHTS, sTEAMoOArS, AC.-FouRrR PAcz-Third
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DRY GOODS.

NO. ali sllk Rros grams, l5c. yard.
No 9 Az silk gros grains l5c yard
No Is al slls sIOs srOs grams grains. ssc YARD
ALL NEW SPRING SHADES
al E. s s Roman Roman Ribbons Ribbons ss YARD YARD
No. ali six Roman Ribbons, isc ysrd
RIBBONS WAY DOWN.
Cord edge Ribbons, &c.. &C., &c. yard.
No. No. at at six SIX kSSSn: kkSSSSSns C. C. yald ysTa
Ss !! n i. HI VI, Ssss; HISsss: ,ss5
SASH RIBBONS
Seven Seven inch Hss gs:ssss Fs: sssn M se y!1a SsE
EMBROIDERED SASH RIBBONS.
Seven inch sash Ribbons
spring coiorS at Csc. yard.
WIDE WINDSOR sAsHEs.
Scotch plaid Sash, at &c., yard.
Roman sash Ribbons soc. yard.
HATS AND BoSNErs.
Over 200 different shapes
tssns Ssaso a sqa Enssa sS.nti a.n Lsshorn
TTSSs1Tgs TSS NSa. pearls ar and fancy lace s!raws
french Ssxsts aisStaa Ss iouad IN q the city
AT KINzEus.
Bonnet Trimming and Lining Silks
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
500 cartons rich silk and
Au,ha beaded Fringes and Ginpa
Rich Passementerie G,mps
Rlcn Beaded ornaments.
BARGAINS IN REAL LAcEs.
kppausp kail Suiprs: ss Lass M s. DsE yaya yard
Real Italian valenciennes Sc. to 75c. 'AA'
Fine Mechlin Laces, &c. to5Jc.
Chenille Dotted Lacea
BLACK Thread Lace Barbes. 81 I'D.
Beaded silk Lacea
Llama Lace shawls, sacques
Capes, Parasol Covers, very low.
HAMBURG EMBKoIDER1Es
$4,000 yards Hamburg
Eugngs and Insertions,
&c. ac' 25s 2se. sic, &C.,. ssc., &c. s5e yard
SSassd Swiss iaSSns' .na sansy nsynsSSsii sSsiin.
l2OoO dozen Ladies', Cents,
ana i.ps sordsr rs as%ssiSa at popuiar prices
Ladies, Ladies; G, Color ed Borders in
10000 dozens Ladies', Gents
and Misses Hosiery; bargains ,,
Ladies' full regular made, csc.
Misses striped Hose, l2kc to Soc
Lot Of Miss: Mssss full ,,n. regular 9a I,,,
Gents regular made Half
Ladies' and Misses Underwear,
SSs%:si SSfOn brsm:s oSs:s NJ ssiS sosssS ssSu's
Fine goods Vt popular prices.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered.
500 dozens nne Vienna
Kids, spotted, at Zoe. pair.
nSsss Aasa swo lSs Sutton sf e. Ra, Ts sss
Real Jouvin Kid Gloves,
two buttonA at 81 pair.
Real Jouvln Kid Cloves
:. three buttons, ut u pair.
Fine Castor, two buttons 96c.
Two cases genuine Reyner
Dogskin Gloves, Tor ladies'
and buttons, y6c. and
Gents' genuine Reniers y6c.
Gents kld Gloves Toe. pair,
lC0 dozens arranted real
Kid, two button, seamless,
Ladies' and Misses Spring
Gloves, ], 2, and buttons
Bargains in Jewelry
Department; also IN Fans,
Belts swiss Carvings
Toilet Articles silverplatod
IS 900 punches fine cut
jet Beads all sizes. &c. bunch.
WILLIAM kinney
7s7 and 100 Broadway,
corner Of Ninth street.
corner below A. T. Stewards
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months he lett it supposed ior chgsn and has not
since been heard o. BY ms family in england.
HAa 5o4 x ioSi faEasE sss SEND HIS
,..-.. DRY GOODS:
H. i: n2E,i f H4SE H4SH $I.;;.S !: g:
;sHs# ;s#s s$E#s$ s$E5s$ $685. sS$$s
oUR OWN IMPORTATION
received by nearly every steamer.
the best everything American market affords
sp.o. m.non &c made G oa9 lin. ..
S4ExW sFExW SSSbs,. SSSDs,
'.'Ns BOYS FINISHED HATS.
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finch a. silk oros Grain sash Ribbons, 74c yard in
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DISCOUNT MADE to teachers
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
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AN ELEGANT SODA FOUNTAIN,
soda and f @ with SitSs' he
House Furnishing cooa ases An sesan. assortment Of
Ware ,as
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ads n wh M aHa aa are enabled S.s
Wien asiassi:sSnx sa1eashos, he Whole
1.0' US 50 well and favor
FRENCH china CUPS and .s
worth s..
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Decorated leu Sets iorty.iour pieces from IS 81 to
.pESonATED DINNER SETS, for twelve persons from
ENGLISH Cups and saucers, 81 10 dozen: >. >.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST and Soup Plates, - -''
500 choice decorated French china Dishes 81 50
The greatest bargain ever offered in New York,
to furnish hotels and dwelling houses with everything
CHINA aEpEss ppssssAGlnhsaos GhosSkEsY K complete h'0ut in
ana House Furnishing Goods
nAcy's WELL KsaoSwS LOW PRICES.
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La FORGE GLOVE.
: given for ali that rip or tear.
LADIES' AND 9y5psEAs N5 vsysslsHISc GOODS
ALSO
striped lo.sly kS hst5 e.
spring undervests at &c., former price 81 81.
OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Orders from any par. OF the country will be filed on
receipt OF money or post oAice orders by express
mai GOOD, delivered tree OF expense pert OF
New York city Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City or
Hoboken.
It vii. pay you well TO call every day there is no
estao In the country where there large
assor:ne nt OF goods At such reasonable prices
H. MACY Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05

The above items but imperfectlv convey knowi
edge OF the extensive and valuable inducements
which offer to all classes Of Duyers this week
We are that IL Is the custom most houses to
exceed the REPRESENTATIONS OF others put we DO 50
from knowledge that the closest criticism OF our
goods viii more than bear out our assertions. and
that our house s strictly The lowest priced cstab
the iuliest examination and without any obligation
10 purchase or request 10 do 20.