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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
A Notorious Murderer Killed,

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct. 1.-THE noto-
rlous murderer Francisco Parez, who shot and
killed Mr.. Alexander, merchant of this CITY
on the LIST of August, 1872, was killed yester-
dry evening. He shot and killed hack driver
in Matamoras, and met and wounded another,
who closed in on him and killed him with a
knife.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
nETEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rWENTY-FocR
HOURS
/. WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
OFFICER Washington, D. G.,
~ Oct. II, Il A. M.)}
For New England,
and lower lake region, rising barometer, west
to northwest winds and partly cloudy and clear
weather. with occasional frosts, especially
around Lake Erie
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

A LARGE PORTION
Of the Community are
prevented from purchasing Coal at the
low Summer Rates Through causes
known to themselves and compelled to
pay higher prices SO readily and gener-
Ously applied by Operators in Coal
working. very unjustly when intelli-
gently viewed. As Partial Corrective
we offer Coal at Retail for the next 80
THUS GIVING A FURTHER OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR THOSE to whom this ad
yertisement is more particularly de
rected.
JOS. ii. POOR & BRO.
oc1G snd1wteodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

Acting Secretary of the Interior, Conery, has
affirmed thesdecsion of the commissioner of
general land Office, registering the claim of the
state of Nevada and the Central Pacific r. r.,
to some 600 acres of land near the Cumstock
lock and reserving them as mineral lands
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
Rockland Lime Srarlxet.

RocKLAND, Oct. 9-Market very firm; common
90c q 90; Lump 81 40; Casks CSC.
Wood-Firm at S. for best.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

PRESIDENT Grant has gone to Texas 1t is ex-
pected he will meet there delegations from the
Vinita and Guido Indians
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

PROBABLY few persons are aware that the
leprosy exists so near us as the Dominion of
Canada, but it appears from an article in the
Toronto Globe that in the Acadian village of
Tracadie, near the mouth of the Miramichi
river, there have been lepers tor the last
eighty or ninety years, with hospital for
their benefit, which is supported by the local
government and managed by the parish priest
and four clustered nuns from Montreal. This
disease is understood to have been brought to
the place about ninety years ago on vessel
which sailed from France for Smyrna,
touched at the island OF Mytelene and re-
ceived clothing and other stores from village
in that island called Liuchori This vessel
was wrecked near the present village of Mel
son at the mouth of the Miramichi, and
wreckers gathered the clothes and thus spread
the disease
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To The Insuring Public.


As the great fires in Chicago aud Boston occurred
IN the fall of the year, this season is in which
large amount of insurance is being effected. Not
outstanding the increased rates. the insurance bust
ness has not been generally remunerative 1t needs
to be carefully managed. Rates should always be
adequate to the the risk. They should be carefully
made, and always just and equitable.
We make FIRE INSURANCE OUR SPECIAL BUsI-
NESS AND STUDY andfbelieying it should be CON
Quoted on sound principles by carefully scrutinizing
as nearly equitable as possible, scrpulously regard
ing the rights and interests of all parties concerned
even in the minutest details OF the business we shall
strive to conduct our business on this platform,
shall receive the confidence Of the entire community
We make INSURANCE STATISTICS A SPECIALITY.
Our Office is well supplied with Insurance Books Re-
ports and Documents. also interesting Insurance
spection of the nsuring public. Reliable information
to the Standing of Companies other matters re-
lating to insurance, freely communicated = -,
We are scrupulously careful that we place insur-
COMPANIES. Our Companies are uuexceiled in
character and standing, by those of any Agency in
the State
All business intrusted to us will be attended To
promptly and in good faith toward all parties con-
cerned Superior facilities for placing large lines of
insurance i'll reliable companies. Surplus lines soic-
ited Correspondence with insuring parties promptly
attended to. Losses promptly and honorably ad-
iused.
s BARNES BROS, u, 1asHt
80 EXCHANGE STREET,
aa yii, Portland. Me.
Portland, October Z, 1874. sniff
Piano Lessons Given.
Particular attention given to begiuners,
Terms SO. Address y. IT,, WOOdf0rds
C0fncf Maine. tftst oc6snlw*
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SELLER for oct; u SELLER Nov; oIerre at 72c seer

seller for Oct; "A seller Now offered at re seller
the year Oats steady and in fair demand at 80 cash
1850 seller Oct; 48seseller Nov; All az ALE seller aft
the year. Rye quiet and firm at sac. Barley is ir-
regular at OF cash; o. for seller Nov Provisions
Pork steady at II 00s D II 10 seller all the wear;
81 90 cash IS 90 seller Jan and Feb Lard quiet and
nominal at 115 cash; IL 60 seller January III seller
Sc. Whiskey is irregular and in fair demand at OF
a OH.
Lake Freghts active q A paid for wheat by
boats to Buffalo.
On the call of the board in the aiternoon-wheat
dull and heavy at 004 az 00ac seller for Oct. 90A
a. cole do Nov. Corn at 77c seller Oct. Oats at i9l
cash; i9s q 49I seller Oct.
Receipts-7,S35 bbls four ia, SIG bush wheat So
~ bush corn, 47l3O bush oats, 1880 bush rye, 2,-
1870 bush barley.
Shipments 56is bbls -four, 1s7, 1893 bush wheat 1O1
uS9 bush corn, Al $3.50 bush oats 500 bush rye 1855
bush barley.
nal. Pork nominal at $50 Bacon quiet; sboul-
ders at Sic clear rib sides at 1iac; clear sides at Isle
sugar cured hams IL q IA. Cut Meats are nominal
shoulders at sc clear rib aides 1890; clear sides he
Lard Is nominal at l3t Live Hogs quiet; common
or mixed at rs % IS: choice at % az so receipts
l5S; shipments 1913 head. whskey is steady; sales
at 90
TOLEDO. Oct. 10.-Wheat Is dull and lower; No Z
White Wabash II; No White Michigan held at
10; No Red Winter 061; No Amber Michigan
OFT; No Amber Illinois IL receipts Wheat 50,-
dull and nothing doing; high Mixed new re seller
Oct; receipts II 800 bush Corn shipments $500 bush.
Goats dull and shade lower No at s2lc cash and
seller Oct; Michigan at 52lc; No at White Ole; re-
ceipts 9a00 bush; shipments 10000 bush.
Freights dull and unchanged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

.T European Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 1c-i2.3O P. M.-CoEsols at 02s q
925 for money and account.
LONDON, Oct. 1O-l230 p. M.-American securities
Erie q; do pref. A.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10-J2.30P p. M. Cotton market Is
quiet and unchanged; MddIing uplands at 8 az SD;
do Orleans at ssd sales 10000 bales, including 2O06
bales for speculation and export.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
Havana Market.

HAVANA. Oct s.-Spanish gold 1s9 a 1891; Amer
lean 1893 e 1914. Exchange quiet and firm; ON United
states, 90 days currency at rs g rs prem; do short
sight at rs q rs prem.
Sugar Is q 1Sk reals for No2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
Boston Stock List.
es at the Brokers Board, Oct. 10.l
Rank statement,
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, Oct. 10-Gold 10. Stocks unsettled
Money q per cent Governments Estrong. Sterling
Exchange, long, 4s51; do short 4ssl.
The following were the closing quotations of Coy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

The plan of the Indian campaign appears
to be to force the Coraanches and Kiowas ia
To that sandy tract in the Texas "Pan-han-
dle'' known as Lldno Estacado on Staked
Plain. The southwestern savages have how
cred near the rich grazing lands and the
Sante Fe trail for years, stealing cattle and
plundering emigrant trains. When pursued
they have taken refuge in the dreary desert
of Staked Plains, where no man cared to
pursue them. Plans are now laid, however,
to follow them up into this land ofdesolation.
Three large columns within supporting dis
lance of each other, have moved out from the
forts in Texas, New Mexico and the Indian
Territory, and will converge in the s'Pan-
HANDLE" Then the Indians will be driven
into corner. The expedition is difficult
one, for there is great scarcity of water, and
supplies have to be be forwarded over rough
wagon roads distance OF 200 miles; SO no
immediate results may be looked for.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

Has removed to $50 West 2sd street, New
York City. oesinlm'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

tional minister, who avowec himself Pedo-
baptist, wrote to the Watclnnan that he liked
its spirit of candor and seldom found any
thing in its columns revolving to his feelings.
The correspondent seems to leave it TO be in
ferred that a Pedobaptist ought to find in
the Watchnan something revolving to his
feelings, and if he does not that that paper is
guilty prima facie of treason. The editor of
the Advocate, while he does not take much
stock in this particular complaint, finds an
instance of treason in an article which was
published some time since wherein Pedo-
baptist was allowed to arraign the doctrines
of the Calvin Bap.ists, and no word published
in reply. The Waterman replies by a general
denial Of the charge, though it apologies for
not replying to the latter article, and tells the
ADVOCATE that if it hopes to increase its circu-
lation in this way it will find it has made
mistake.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12

MANY smokers, who pride themselves upon
their knowledge of a good brand of tobacco,
are wont to speak contemptuously of the
Connecticut product as only fit to make up
into those spiral denominations which are sold
in the market for twenty-five dollars the
thousand. Dealers in the great plant are
aware, however, that the Connecticut "seed-
leaf' is exported in large quantities to Havana,
when il comes back TO us labelled with ia
nous names. For cigar wrappers it is the
best quality raised in the country, and is
largely exported to Cuba and Germany. The
lower Connecticut valley produces about
eight million pounds year, and the state has
become rich from the crop. The cash return
averages 5000 an acre. This year the harvest
of the tobacco farmers will be a peculiarly
profitable one, for the utter failure of the
Kentucky crop has trebled the price, and the
quality that brought ten cents a pound last
year is worth thirty this year. Of necessity
the price of the manufactured article will sus-
tain prodigious advance, and tie new year
will be an excellent time to "swear off from
smoking"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-10-12
CHOLERA

Accompanied with excessive vomiting, terrible
cramps and pains, great muscular contraction cold
ness of the extremties. and suspended circulation
fail to be instantly relieved by the use OF SAN
FORD'St JAMAICA GINGER.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

A.
THE 0tDESs os szI PEE WhsH aoaRs sIDs. STORE
| |sEE| |$E|| |SE|| |s;||: |E;E|:
1857, 1ss and III Eighth avenue
sO4 West Nineteenth street,
win open MONDAY, Novemesra
with the greatest bargains ever offered In
FALL AND WINTER on.
y WI ali OF the newest styles and coloring.
WALKING oIoSks: IS1kErs So..
Of superior styles and hnsh.
THAT psVY spa q Aos6pnsifPassrImoy
We invite the closest buyers 70 examine our
shS7Hs. sHSEHs., e: e:
oABA,T5 ssSa Hi FsIoEs
'-~' PRINCES AND aIxPs,
GLOVES. &C.,
S'sss s osS ssss1t Ssc~ sSsaGo :sss prices
NEW STYLES IN cSSFsfs si'.Tss,ss0'
UPHOLSTERY, &C.,
city.
JONES
JONES
JONES
established as years on the price SYSTEM,
Eighth avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streeA
CARPETS CARPETS
LACE CURTAINS &c,
LESS THAN GOLD COST Of importation,
from the Meers Patton Co.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY.
LACE CURTAINS, from ~ per pair TO the finest I'm
sn,vo,s PLANO AND TABLE COVERS
LAMBRRQUINa
yEtyELT e. CARPETS y.SIs ron q 5si BODY saussHIs
SUPER INGRAM. 81
OILCLOTHs AND DRUGGETs, ALL WIDTHS . spc-
cialty
VISIT Of inspection is solicited.
SHEPPARD KNAPPs
GREAT CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY wAREROOMs.
N and lW SIXTH avenue one door below Thirteenth 81
The New York herald., 1874-11-08


j. iS#sss9S AyHsgp AND TWENTY.
s4siShS ffAasi$SS isS 5asSksS ssEhHYgiSs glSsa
large ss plain ssS e silk. a. tn.
sisss: sisss: 4 & sr$s4 lssPsl sl,ss ssfss
FOR .eksisd SsSs S5sa Sss SSSlS s|Ssi Hsrssas.
cAcuHaSkh aHa Iscsi stsLISR' & ESpssss 1r ns
Tne S0Sds n are wGch & ana are less now than at any
in: sSSSsr %sSSsSs srlssS dvSsn.
.ss .,asn ss' ssaoH ss. "s SIX s !H
TRIMMING vH5yz5ss ss'SSs' oSs sf% a2 '
cAMEIs HAIR CLOTH X YAn6s pkiDs WIPE pE apx q =,
cAsHxERss MATELAssE, bRAP sfh p'ETs, HASs "ShN' !"
yEkSoR SRs MER6 IL yards pFsdis p%ds last . Is
IMITATION daaEG5 d9sqhs s price last week. 81
r1ADs sz5EEHs fas HNEiT IL
1IsEAh sHhsisas sEHSSt4Es SS$ SgHA
CASES ,ss NotssIsd RSSB SSSffiTh 5EfIsThEsT & s. worth
okb.s qaGas y rsS SGsAsziEr TO
ssSshz!Ess SEit Ell: > e
RhAh 1aisE P5FE s5FEas aSrs5 ,esnsr sIss ssiss Z:
EsdLlsk GhEPE EPELs ms i Exfs E vh
THE 0THEs 2SoPS aSs RHEAn1aas'
R 'zSS aES IS" shASss asa zavEs vSESsAs's
poVssr w are s Sss saa SE sSrs 81 rs
hSslzNS FESTSa ara
Ti,h complete stock OF ENGLISH and FRENCH CAS-
FUR DEPARTMENT
SS& $isf SsSSf ifS AHGfS
sssr ss; sssn q sro9Ra I %
BeRs asp EShoS4EF M sEiS
1.'S EssSSs$ SSStH sI's1;1Ss fSf;'1a'
are repete xlsS no novelties in sEAbED sP1SAsH AND
sE4BEB sEABEB ssASa AS 4Ak AfR EoE arYS
s1sH s lna Rses ktsF o9g
HsoHIssS sEnExEas sSsSEf
BALL '' ''''
snsss
Tss % HH!HE AK fIsSskR S%lSs
LADIES' HEM5TITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. pure
linen, zoe LADIES' AND & GENTS = sILK MUFFLEEs.
s Tfy N RkS and
lection Of TIDES, IL GUIrURB, APPLI9UE n, M0T; +
SSHHss ss ssass rs$ sAaa5E sS
ooRsErs AMP aosiNkY oSnsET S2yEkFxEsr SeykkTi
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS LADIES' GENTLE
MEMS AND CHILDkEN's MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Al extensive assortment Of q KID, %, W00LLEH AND FUR
VESTS, YES scAkrs. TIES, A. zS.
Our stock Of CARPETS, which IS entirely new has
been carefully selected with excellent taste and tndg
R 'ae s5fs sa
ms fH5sfs9 agkkE9 SAkpais wlET5Ns, VEL
VETS M and an iS Inegunisd
importation Of TEHERAN RUGS the latest Orienta!
novelty. This DEPARTMENT Is complete in KvERY
PARTICULAR, and, as the goods are all FRESH they
HOUSES longer sstablis6ed in this branch Of the bus
ness, WHOSE ASSORTMENT must OF necessity contain
MANY OLD AND yNDERsiRMAB, M 3 M PATTERNS. =,
and IMITATION LAcEs FURSITURE COVERINGS
CoTALiNEs.. .TAPEsTRIEs and All WOOL REPS
| C0RNIGEs BEDS and BEDDING all Of which are en-
"''' "A TIE DkEssMAKrNG DEPARTMENT
is directed by MODESTO OF well known reputation fol
| STYLE, FIT and ARTISTIC FINISH and our GU s
| OF our business will be CAREFULLY EXECUTED te
| THEIR ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
sAMPLEs SENT G GsATHif3oshY 70 ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY Ns !, AfrakSsSAaaNyN 5daSsHoN,
| BROADWAY FIFTH AVENUE AND TwRNTY.sECONI
STREET.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
auusEMENTs = THrRrEENrH PAGE Second. third
A"o aTth and a IN columns ''Nf

aMUsEMENTs = TurRrEErrH PAGE Second, third
fourth NTH hand and slath s,uS columns elm nsinn,
rasnPssSonS sopIn
NTH columns and FoURrESsrH PAGE-Third, fourth
poAsb sbd tSb ab ToDdHso PAGE
saodKIYS lih s9sRL ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ru.D pAor-
BUSHES Es 'sq ssisre sflqHs. r.en
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-Nsru PAGE-Fifth and sxth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TmnD pAcn-Eirst
CLEsSs sS.a"a MD sALEsxEN-F,prrrs1u p.er-pourtn
:, and ttth columns and THIRD PAcs-Fifh column.
AVID t1is
col
GorAETs EEsHIPs-rr PACE.
CGogHTRY BoARD-FouRrxEsrn PAo.-sixtn column.
DANCING ACADkMIEs-ELxvSsrH PAoE-Fiith and
asnEs -rogR.rEsrH @ R4en-second column.
columns, and sIITEEsrn PHGE-Firsi. second. third,
DwEILiSS HOUSES 70 LET FURNISHED AND
and
ETcHSSIaSs ESass.su p4ansissh column
aoo1s TO LET
Foya1Hxs4n P4osUFrs ana sscona sa coumns ana
fSsscH col
HBLP wANTED-FEMALEsHF FIFTEENTH PAer-rhird
nd 9srh columns snd TnsD column
HoRsss exSRIxdEs, ic:DFouaTn P4es@FiTss soFH and
4 aHs s:n ss'ga as:
Fourth column.
JEEsSS GY onY AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-THiRD PAGE
LEcfTSfaHEs sGla sSGl%aaos1Hlarr.sru P4cr-second col
LoAS oFFIcEs-THisn pAer-FiNh column.
Lost LOST AMP .EoTND-TniarEESrn PAGE-lirst column
MARBLE MANTELs-T -THiRTrEsru PAcs-second COL
NArRIaoNIAL-Rrxvrsrn pAcr--sixth column
hNp PAGE
Efth sna ftHth c0upnS
sne s1zss column
sHEHs5s sslsaa column
ORGANS ah
rRofsSSsSsInH5sA4 rRofSssn5sA4 SITUATIONS wAsr2p-rExALEs-
FIvIEEsIH PAoE-Third column and Third PACE
rnofssHS rnoasn S'S%n STH OF THE orrY FOR SALE OR TO
70
EEGaious SoToEsrIasT and SHih third
sEAs p column
seq%n
First second ana third columns and THIRD PAGE
8qss gna Wnsf2b%zLEspnrsru i,s fss4ai p4or-
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FouRrH PAGr-Third and fourth
columns.
BPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. AC.-FoURrH PAcE-First
column
sTORAGE-FouRrH PAcE-Fourth column
fHE 1RADES-FIFrFENTH PAGE-Sixth column. and
THIRD PACE-Fifth column.
SHk TURF-FoURTH PAGE-First column.
TO LET FUR BUSINESS PURPO sES- SECOND PAGE
First column, and FOURTEENTH PAGE-First column.
IRAvELLERS' GUIpE-FoyE1H PAGE-sixth column
UNFURNiSiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third and fourth columns. and
FOURTEENTH PAGE-Secon column.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth COL
column
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-THIRD PAcE-Second column.
WINTER RESORTS-FOuRTrEsrH PAGR-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-F0URTH PAGE-Fourtn
column.
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

OUR USUALLY LARGE SALES OF CLoAKs AND
sAcoUEs PROVE TO US THE UNBoUNDED
SUCCESS OF OUR PRESENT MODE OF MANU-
FACTURR ALL OUR cLoAKs ARE CUT,
FINISHED AND PRESSED By JoURNRyMEN
TAILoRs AND. ooNsEoUENTY. ARE Ex-
cEEDINGLY GRACEFUL IN SHAPE AND
CONFORM THEMSELVES TO THE FIGURE AS NO
OTHER cLoAKs WILL WE USE ONLY THE BEST
Beaver Cloths and have vast variety Of remarkably
beautiful styles which sell as prices which recon-.
mend themselves 70 all Our salesmen win always re-
gard It pleasure to show cloaks to ladiea
Beautiful cloaks at - 81. 81 IS s. n
Very fine alLwoo beaver Cloaks at 50 so $l2 95
Sl4 96 S7 9A $2l 90, and up 10 500
OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
offers very attractive assortmens Of Fall Costumes
very moderate prices.
------G
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

IN OUR MILLINERY PARLORS ON TIE SEQ.
oND FLOOR, LADIES WILL FIND AN UxE-
oUALLED DISPLAY OF READY TRIMMED HATS.
AT FULL 50 PER CENT BELOW PRICES GEN.
ERALLy ASKED FOR THR SAME QUALITY or
GOODS WE HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES
OF soME SUPERIOR BROADWAY MoDIsTEs.
AND OUR HATS WILL ALL BE FOUND ELE.
GANTLy AND rAsTEFULLY TRIMMED.
On account Of the continued warm weather and over
accumulation Of stock we have made enormous re.
ductiona Ladies' cannot fail be suited In style and
price.
Trimmed Bonnets a, s. s. 81 So S. So 81 S. 80 and
MP to $l6
Trimmed Round Hats 81 81 rs s. IS. s. rs 80. 80
and up TO $l4 81.
Mourning Hats made from Albert" and 'Courtauld"
Grape at 81 So 81 50, s., 81 and up to $l2
gETEIxNED aATs: gE1EIx1ED a1,s:
The New York herald., 1874-11-08

FINEST quality and nnish
{ Entirely designs
- ,, At &c., ssc, 81, 81 ls.
$4,000 81 2a 81 49, 81 rs; best
lmusrins and embroidery
fin great variety at 81 25,
81 4s. 81 rs 8 10 s. IS.
LADIES SiahS 3oShs' upwards trimmed with
tembro,dery.
Jwith 10 and Is tucks
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS. full sized and splendid
lmusins. at soc and &c.,
with large assortment OF other styles OF
WALKING AND TRAIN SKIRTS
AT A DECIDED REDUCTION FROM FORMER
PRICES.
DRESSING sAcoUEs CORSET COVERS. WAISTS,
PILLOW SLAMS AND SHEETS
IN GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGNS.
A0'' '0"V;ii GhiLbRnS's sSsa UNDERGRADUATES,
cHEMIsEs. DRAWERS AND NIGHT ROBES,
suitable for all ages
the plainest the styles Misses
chemise. with corded tape edge trimmings misses
chemise. with Hamburg trlmmings with Gowns and
Drawers to match
A splendid assortment Of
INFANTS WEAR
atgreasly reduced prices
very large line OF white and drab
xEn1so oLoAKs Aso WALKING COATS.
Elegantly embroidered and
trimmed with quilted satin.
NKRINo uNDEEwE wEARY
an extremely large and well assorted
LADIES', GEMS iss'h ASp n cH1LDRKSs
MERlNo AND LAMBS WOOL UNDERaARMENrs.
IN ALL STYLES. SIZES AND QUALITIES.
cheaper than any other house in the city.
LADIES xERINo VESTS, excellent quality, at
zSc., 81 and sl@
in all styles and sizes
LADIES' MERINo SKIRTS, at csc.
MEMS MERINo VESTS. splendid value.
with cSRnHEsiaEf sfR%HE1fsss 'iHf & & WARMERS WEAR.
for ladies and gents
LADIES' MORNING AND HOUSE ROBES
we offer large and attractive assortment
GxsHMERR WRAPPERS with satin trimmings.
splcndidly made, at IS rs and - a.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS. In great variety OF styles
and coors, at 81 A5 and - A.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS navy blue, Handsomely
braided, at ssa
EMPRESS CLOTH WRAPPERS, trimmed with quilted
satin, robe 'front.' from So Is up pwardA
The above viii be found upon examination to be cx-
tremey cheap and superior make and nnish.
''1AN YELr SKIRTS.
Great variety Of styles from &C. upwards
WE EARNESTLY REQUEST AN EXAMINATION OF
THE ABOVE MOST COMPLETE LINES OF
GOODS. AS We ARE CONFIDENT THAT
THEY WILL BE FOUND VERY
SUPERIOR AND GREATLY
CHEAPER THAN ANY
orHRR HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
STERN BROTHERS
continue to onsr
v,,,,vnnv SnsSs msss decided bargains in
Monday morning.
FINE FELT HATS.
In all the leading colors
Large % %assortment o.
IMPOkTED FELr HATS
a''.: Is fqGsaH'''' e.
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS,
OSTRICH PLUMEs.
FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
EXTREMELY CHEAP
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS
stveTy low prices
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
POINT AND POINT HfrLlquE COLLARS
$40 FINEST QUALITY REAL POINT APPLIQUE
IN VARIOUS STYLES ANb DESIGNS, At
ND A PIECE.
FORMER PRICES FROM % TO s,a
REaT EHsfitHs aHrSTKEss' SSaiEs'H. nxGEs
In all widths Al reduction Of fully
70 PER CENT.
with many other very desirable Goods
in all our departments, ata
GREAT REDUCTION
roRxER roRxElfYP ParcEs
STERN BROTHERS,
j. Sixth avenue and Twenty third street
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER g. 1874 -QUADRUPLE SHEET
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ssrrHE UNPARDONABLE sIN"-REv. II. r. EYES
- lecture In the Univcrsaiist church Brookiyn),
Cermont avenue near Atlantic street at 7 o'clock TO-
night All invited.
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500 PIECES OF BLACK SILK vELvETS ALL BxTRA
finish, at 81 as 81 IS s.. 81 2s 81 rs and S. AL very
cheap
500 pieces colored SILK vevets in ali the fashionable
cloth shades at S5c $780, 81 81 p 81 rs 81 and 81 Is
aii at half their value.
1000 pieces black velveteens at Soc, 50c 75c per
yard
case of extra finish black vevcteens at 81 per
yard regular value 81 3d.
The goods all elegant shade and finish.
case brown Vcvetccns at 45c. worth 75c
Satns. TURQUOISE, Mgnons, Trimming Silks in all
newest shades 1T special prtcea
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/ t.43as ( 8 HHsHn 's'ss''
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(yHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, MADISON AVE
~ nue. and Forty second street-Hours Of divine SER
wee at 10Y A. NJ 81 Pm. and TX M Rev. stephen
evening Rey Theodore Irving IL D win preach n the
afternoon during the week from to r NJ for
O
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CHURCH OF The HEAVENLY REST FIFTH
~ avenue, above Forty fifth street-l0:30 A. NJ. 80
P. N. Evening sermon by Rev. Dr.. Conrad.
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THE PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR
4 ner Of Madison avenue and Seventy third street =
The pastor, Dr. Alexander, will preachhis morning At
II O'clock and Rev. Howard Crosby, d. d., this evening
At TX O'Clock.