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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-10-16
THE PACIFIC
GommertialA0bettise
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THR SAFETY of the public health in Honolulu
mainly depends on the prevalence of the trade
winds. When these desert us for even a few
days, the atmosphere becomes heavy and nm
wholesome. This is the natural result of the
total absence of sewerage and the accumulation
Of the undistnrbed filth of years There are
moreover an the heart of the city Notorious nui-
sanees that are dangerous to the public health,
and which the absence of the trades and the re-
currence Of such weather as that of the past
fortnight renders it imperatively necessary should
be abated. There is a body, until recently
claiming to be a Board of Health, whose duty it
should be to attend to these matters but it has
no legal existence, and the ~inaotion of its mem
bers after repeated appeals on the subject is
proof that they are sensible of their own legal
nOnentity. Under these circumstances it becomes
the duty OF the press as curator of the general
welfare, to call the attention of His Majesty's
Ministers to the pressing necessity of the case,
and to ask them to see to it that a legal and re-
sponsibIe Board of Health is properly appointed.
1T HAS long been apparent to even the most
casual observer, that trade in these islands-by
which We mean the buying and selling of goods,
wares and merchandise-has been oYer-done.
AuGL 1t III ~ h1Ao41 W ~ ~ - b~ASAAA NaAc61
oyer-trading has been the rule, not the exception.
There are far too many retail stores for the
population. Money is scarce among the people (;
and how can it be otherwise, when our principal
productive industry is that of sugar planting ?
The importer is anxious to work of his goods to
make room for incoming cargoes and to accom-
plish this he gives long credits to the retailer. So
great is the competition and so small is the
amount of business that comes to the share of the
latter, that he generally finds himself unable to
meet his engagements when they come due, and
his creditor must either give him further time or
close him out in order to realize. This last is an
alternative that will be adopted reluctantly for
at best the stock viii be sacrificed. And if a
fresh arrangement is made, which often happens,
the final settlement may be indefinitely delayed.
The end, however, must come sooner or later
and there is but little wisdom, but the contrary,
in continually deferring it.
Some such reflections as the foregoing gave rise
to q discussion which took place at the monthly
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce on Wed
nesday last. which resulted in the adoption of the
following resolution; the recommendations of
which it is to be sincerely hoped may be strictly
adhered to -
ResoIred, That in the opinion of this Chamber,
eli accounts contracted without special arrange
ment, should be settled promptly within FIVE days
Of the last day of the quarter in which they
were contracted. And that no account should be
allowed to run without settlement more than ff-
teen days beyond said quarter.
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4 WRITER in the editorial columns Of the Ga
sene, professedly moved thereto by the legal mis-
givings Of = two correspondents, undertakes to
discourage The proposed building Of a new inter
island steamer. This il done. however, in 4 half
hearted, begging the question sort Of way, that
leaves the impression that the writer is not, after
all, quite assured Of the position he would like to
assume, which il that the Act Of 18th July, 1872,
authorizing the expenditure Of $50, 600 for the
purchase or construction Of n steamer, is null and
void. The whole article is a series Of differences,
not arguments, the gist Of which is that the said
sum OF $50 OO0,-although forming the nucleus
and the life Of a statutory enactment-not having
been named in the bill Of appropriations, is
therefore a nullity. At the sans time the writer
ingenuously says that it was omitted from some
oversight, and that the then Minister OF the In
terror was strongly opposed to the building of a
new steamer-as he was usually opposed to any
other measure that did not originate with himself.
1t is we'll known however, that the Act in ques-
ton has always been considered, as much as any
other on the statute-boOk, q good and sufficient
law, and quite available for the purpose for
which it was designed, whenever a Ministry
could be found sufficiently enterprisiDg and united
in views to take hold Of the work. One proof of
this is found in the fact that an attempt to repeal
it, made by some of the enlightened representa-
tives Of 1874, was promptly defeated. So that
in reality the Act has had the decided sanction OF
two successive Legislatures. This attempt at this
late day to set aside the repeatedly expressed will
of the nation, is n species Of quibbliug and spec.
ial pleading quite worthy of our contemporary.
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FRIDAY. ocT0E

FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1878.
VIZ have but one arfvzi from abroad 10 chronIcte this week
american bark " c. PArke, from Puget sound, with lum-
h~T u II. saekE1d a Co, on the I4ih.
The departures have besn-I3th, Giovanni Apiani. Er Ia
hitii en- Ward, f1r saaHo ishAodsi 1sih. Clara Bell, Gr san
Francisco, BY g. BreSer & co, with cargo oG domestie pro.
duce valued at fg3.OTsIG
We look for the ?. N. :. Vasco ae Cana from san francisco
today The a a :. = City Of Melbourne will he due about
Tueafay next.
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y. q. arrCHINsoN WILL oN ANp
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ persons that on this 2ssb day Of sePtsmbeT, instant, q
Meeting Of the Subscribers to the Stock os che PrinceyiHe
Plantation Company was held in Honolulu, aud At said Meet.
ing It was voted 10y said Subscribers 10 accept 4 Charter Of
Incorporation granted TO them, their associates and successors,
under the Corporate name and style of The Prineevlle PisntR-
ton Company, bearing date the 18th day 81 September inst
and that said Corporation was daily organized and elected the
following named officers Of the Company
WM. +. 9
p. c. JONES, JAZZ. Secretary and Treasurer.
- f.E huuitOf
Notice IL further given that all the property Of the Corpora
ton shall be liable for the Just debts thereof, but " no stock
holder shall individually be liable FOR the debts of the corpO-
ration beyond the amount which shall be due upon the Share
or Shares held or owned by himself"
p. c. JONES, ia,
Honolulu, Sept. 20, 1915. (oct2 ~ Secretary.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. 1.
ARRIVALS.

& s-schr Warwick, John Bull from Lanai.
s-Schr Mary Ellen, Mana, from HanAIei, Kauai.
l0-Schr Jannita, c Dudoit, from MolOkai-
lO-Schr Halle, Kalauao, I'm Waimsa & K0loa, Kauai
n-sehr ManuokaEai, KaaEais, from MolOaa-
i4-Schr Nile Morris, Lima, I'm Karnakakai, MolOkaL
H-Schr Jenny. UHama, I'm Kona ami Kau, Hawaii.
H-Haw bk c Parkes Adams, 40 days from Puget
Sound.
IS-5chr Metric Merlin. Crane. from Raunakakai.
i5-Sehr Active, PuaahiEa, from KohAla, Hawaii.
l5-SehT KA Mo-, RsyDChs, from KAhnlai, Maui
i6-H 3 NJ : Peterel, COoks0n, from cruise
lS-Schr FAIRY Queen, Kaaina. from Hanaiei, Kauai
l6-sehr RInau, AhuihaIa, from Mako. Maui.
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GEN. PUFNAh's DEscESDANTs-" Old Put" has
a good many lineal descendants in Connecticut,
where ne always lived, died and was buried. and
in Massachusetts,, where he was born. On Tuesday
his descendants had a reunion in HaVerhill- Mass.
No fewer than sixty Of Patnam's lineal descend
ants we're present from the one Town of Danyers,
bis native place. zss
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CHAs. I. GULIcK ESQ,
Secretary Honolulu Fire Department.
DEAR SIR: | am in receipt of your letter Of the
9Th. Please return to the Board of Representatives
of the Honolulu Fire Department my sincere thanks
and those of my children for your kind words Of
sympathy to those left behind to mourn the irrepa-
rable loss of so kind a husband, father and friend.
Be assured, if words like yours cannot alleviate
grief and sorrow, they will at least give Us strength
to bear the same and stimulate my children to follow
the example set by their deceased father.
l am dear sir, most respectfully yours,
MARIA A. BOYD.
Honolulu, October 11th, 1875.
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HALL OF THE Honolulu FIRE DEPARTMENT. I

VUrVD- Vrui ~
DEAR MADAM: | am directed by the Board of
Representatives of the Honolulu Fire Department
to communicate to yourself and your,children their
sympathy and coincidence in the death of your late
lamented husband, Hon. E. H. Boyd.
Words are of little avail in an affection like yours,
and we would not intrude on your sorrow bnt to
assure you of the high estimation in which he was
held by each member of the Department, and of the
sincere sorrow we feel for his loss.
In the performance of the duties of Foreman and
Engineer, offices which he ably filled for several
years, his genial manners and efficiency endeared
him to all, and in his death the Department has lost
q valued member and a true friend.
Permit us then dear madam to assure you that We
deeply sympathize with you in your bereavement
and feel that we are sharers in your grief.
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
CHAs. I. GULICK.
Secretary Honolulu Fire Department.
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TO LET

rzlHAT VERY DESIR DIV ELLING
and Premises, No $50 Nuaanu Avenue, containing TAR
lors, dining room, bedroom, dressing room, China and clothes
cIUsets on first reimbursement under all three rooms on
second floor, kitchen and pantry connected, also with basement
beHeath,-bathing and Washroon, carriage house, stable, fowl
house, Sc, In order. Apply to III WOOD
Cottage and Premises adjoining, with SIX
rooms,-kfichen, bathroom, servants room, store room, stable,
aLd carriage house anl4 II
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EXPRESS WAGON

tNDfRSIG ED WILL
HTr& make trips a. and frUu WAkiki -
MONDAYS. ESDAYS a.
z&S1HlSAALs AID FRIDAYS and ans GSA
Parcels or PacksE-s l-t al Mr Walks SaS-hef Sop eHfb
IAkeu charge al ana aeiiveFri A. dF~VIra.
ole rTIoS- D. LYNCH.
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NOTICE.
TIE txpERs,c BEG TO ca,

n THE D. BEG ia GIVE
u notice thai I sn TO ~aNs lk0ooufu Itak- th. opporta-
atty 10 thsmk my friends VA this place fT past fssors- 1 dsssrr 70
recommend 10 the pubtc. as my suhc~~or- DR. y B. HUfCH-
INSON, whom I believe % be Eorthy q thrrT cOnsdsnoe. l
have Transferred 10 d.. HufcbiassH my hastnss in Sat sSrvrt.
wheh WHl on aud fruB thr la &C octCh~T be carried "a b.
him- Until 1 leave 1lOHc4ais. I shall be hApPy 10 meet ANY
patients al the Fur Street onic~, ia coaRectIon With De.
Hutchinson (o2 lm) DR. a. TRoUsSkAI.
nR. q. u. HTTCHINSON wILI. ON AND
~ fsJsn the the lat % October, carry on tbe b1sinsss new
held by DR. Trodsseaa, at the ohc- In Fort Street, where he
will be happy TO receive patients Residence cnrnsr q Nun
anu and Kukui Streets o2 In
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DIED.

RrHLpBsoE-Ia This city, October 14th, Joseph RIcH-
ARDsoN, aged q years and ] months, a native OF Conostoga
Center, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
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VESSELS

French corvette Infemet IeI Auckland May 10th, 20 cruise
en- route. Was At Tahiti Aug. 9th.
HaW bk n c WyIe, from London, to Hackield a Go. sailed
June 18th.
German BIZ Cedar, from Bremen, Go Haekfeld & Go, sailed
May 18th, and is now due.
Am shIp syren, ha Boston, 90 Brewer s Co. sailed June I'D.
Brit bk Agizfs, ga Liverpool, 60 II II Davies, sailed June Is.
Am ship GaIhereT, I'm Philadelphia, with Goals to u 3 Gov
eFnnenf, Haled Jns9 2Sth.
Brit str Maegregor, I'm sydney, 10 Brewer & Co, due Oct Is
p VI = Vasc0 De Cana, fan San Francisco, due Oct 10.
Brit stmr City Of Melbourne, I'm 8 Francisco, due Oct 10.
Am bk Ganhadi, from Portland, en- route Cor China Is about
due 80
Am schr Fanny, from Arctic, Il about due.
Am bk Mary Belle Roberts, from San FTaBeisco, 10 H. Hack
SkI q %, due about Oct &c.
Am bkIn J A Faikinburg, from Astoria, TO Castle a Cooke.
due about Oct 10.
Am bK d 6 Murray, FIN San Francisco, to Brewer & Co, due
Oct 16.
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DEPARTURES.

oct. g-Schr Paaahi, Hopu, for IiiJo, Hawaii.
u-Stmr kuauea. MaTchanf, for Maui and Hawaii.
11-sehr Mary Ellen, Mans. for Maaiaea. Maui.
I1-schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kslaupapa, MoIpksf
I2-Sehr Juanta, Dudoit, for Maui and Mookai.
IZ-Sehr Hattie, kalanao, for Kdloa g. WAimea, Kauai.
I3-Haw schr Giovanni Apiani, Doriiy, for Tahiti.
BAN schr G ~ Ward, lambert. for GuanO Islands.
I3-Schr ManuokaWai, KalaWaia, fT MOlokai.
l5-Am bk Clara Bell, Shepherd, for San Francisco.
I5-Schr Nile Morris. Lima, for KaunakAkai, MoiOkai.
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FOR SALE.

p. S.-Aso for Sale, EXTRA FINE PANTALoONs at
IS 90 per pair, for Cast Only selS
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PASSENGERS.
FoR WIxDwARD PoRTs-Per Kaauea, Oct lIIh-His Ex
70 o Dominis, Mrs Kapena, Prof Richter, q Smith, Sit Moon, }
w WIddeheId, Mr. sIIlman. 3 Mott, Miss r Iipoa, II r Hitch
cock, Rev Theod Lauter, b w Kawainui and wife, Jas w
Gay, las MeDAde, DIR Enders, Thos Haysellen, and about 40
deck. .- .-eau .-r -r ~
FoE GUASo Is-Psr & NJ Ward, Oct l3Ih-Jas Green and l
IabOrsr.
FOR TIHITI-Per Giovanni Apisni, Oct l3Ih-W T Bradley.
FoR san FsAEcIsco-Per Clara Bell, Oct l5th-E V
ThEing } Holland.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

2f5 Grand street. Bowery
Additional bargains Extra Inducements this week. The
choicest aud mos select stock OF goods to be found in the
city.
Very fine dress goods all colors 20c 25c and Sic
and upward All wool serges in all colors, 45c All wool
Empress and Cashmere 45c 62ac French and Scotch
Flads, 2Oc., 2oc, 5le. and upward
MOURNING GOODS
Black Alpaca 25c, 3lc. 37Jzc. and upward Black Cash
BLACK SILKS
Black grain SIX Soc 81 81 rs and upward Beauri-
tu coored silks IN al shades 81 81 12s 81 - and upward
2OO pieces striped silks, recently sold tor 81
LADIES' SUITS
Alpaca, Mohar and Serge Suits 50 and
nal would cost more Black, coored striped silk Suits
$40, SO $40 up $3.50.
LADIES CLoAKs AND sACoUEs
Fine beaver cloth Coaks 81 81 80 $40 upward I'm
ported Coa<s aud sacques made in the S5
20 and SO sealskn sac9ges $i5 $50 S55 upward.
Alaska Sable Sets $40; Mink Sets SIG; sealskn Sets
-, SO and upward; Coony Sets for children, 81.
IOSIERY AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Ladies' Vests, Soc o2 75c. Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Cardigan Jackets u 90 ~ and upward French Cor
WHITE GOODS. FLANNELs AND BLANKETS
"a Table Linen 375sc. and Joc Huck Towels I2ic 15c
& Napkins Tic 81, 81 25 per dozen; five eases
red and blue twcd Flannel 2sc, 3lc 3T14c wool
Cassimeres Tor Mems and Boys Wear All Wool Cas-
sieres Soc 75c 81 and Wool Cassmercs Sic and
37lsc English Water Proofs blue and black, 7Jc size
a. al very heavy Beaver Cloth. Tor cloangs 3 Yards
sc. recently sold for Oc English Calico
IUc recently sold for isc. Shaws-3O striped
plaid single Shaws 81 - 50 SO and upward I5Osrped
plaid double Shaw 49, 81 s. and upward; Paisley
Brace shaws o. $40 si2 very quality Broche shawls
We respectfully invite lady patrons friends to our
annual tall opening on "Wednesday OCT 20 1872
2Il Grand Bowery. New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
L. SHAW,

L. SHAW,
81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET near Sixth avenue.
AND
96f Bowery, corner Fourth street
The finest collection Of Human Hair Goods positively
Satisfaction guaranteed or goods returnabe Tho latest
1'''''' THE s&RkToGA cImiiiGNoN, price $40
~ Chgnons 50 and upward
Invisible Fronts stylish for ladies Of all
hand n large variety and made to order at shortest notice.
Price List
Finest quality Hair Switches, solid, not dyed.
~ inches, ounce weight. ..............S IS
% inches, ounce weight. .................
81 inches, weight .....................1 10
handsome collection Of Curs and Switches on hand in
the shades very low prices. Combngs made up,
2ac and oge per ounce; or by newly invented method
Ladies should not fail % call al our newly opened
lishment 81 West Fourteenth street who're all the novelties
y Coudrays Aurora bleach shade OF hair 70
S0a1 oSs9s S2pSs # s 70 sSs soe = ns@ s@d S
Coudray Secret Of beauty" "creme Blanche" for tho
All wrinkles II the face removed by newly imported
Goods scnt to all the states when prepaid free Of all
charges, G. 0. d., with privilege q examination
A -GREAT FIRE AT
Mcssrs coRNYN BROS,
Z 4el Eighth avenue
: corner Thirtythird street.
The Unprecedented rush sti continues at this great
$4,000 worth Of slightly damaged Dry Goods
Astonishing bargains In Dress Goods Shawls, &c.
Uncqualled inducemcnts IN Blankets Comiorabcs, Bed
spreads, Marseillcs Quilts &c
Now h the time for the ladies supply themselves with
oil articles necessary for domestic
This rare opportunity houd early attendance as
oil goods disposed Of ut fearful sacrifice The stock
braces
Dress Goods. Shawls,
Ladies' suites and Suits, Waterproofs,
Cassimeres Table Linens
Blankets. Fannpls, &c.
Aud all other Goods usually found hrs class thoroughly
stocked dry goods store.
This cheap sale will continue until the entire stock dis
posed Of
Mark the address
CORNYN BROS
46l Eighth avenue, corner Thrty-third street
no TO GRIGG, HASKELL 4 co.'s,
NJ 800 Broadway,
for bargains In
every variety Of
Dress Fabrics
Unprecedented bargains In this department
" yTGOrROUX, i22. FOURTH MISUNDERSTANDING
establishment; specially " ladies' and babies truus
seau, lingerie and underway: Monogr ans 20 orler lo
table aud bed linen, handketchiefs &C. wholesale depart
ment 90 East Twelfth Perforated PHpcr lhttotN
Machines and accessories for stamnin@
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DRY GOODS.
GOODS FOR
GREENBACKg

KiSzET.
GOODS FOR
GREENBAcKs
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33S BOWERY. $40
. ONE THOUSAND YARDS 1000 OF FRENCH PAS
SEMENTERIES, SUITABLE FOR DRESS AND CLOAn
TRIMMINGS, AT HALE PRICE.
Thousands OF yards Of Frnges comprising every sty
imaginable at prices TO suit the times
Our assortment of real Iaces is larger than
REAL GUIPURE, REAL THREAD YAK, CASHMERE.
CLUNY, &c
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
LESS THAN GOLD COST

GOODS FOX
GREENBAcKs
LESS THAN GOLD COST
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
isooo II o y French Ssn.. woven .,IS.a ,cI9r.sta
imperfect closing at DC.
eooao,.n. .r,,n 49,. kinney.
handkerchief, &c, DC, LOG, 121zc., MP.
Amt. kinney.
Gents linen Handkereheis, l5c. TO soc.
1900 dozens all linen hemstltch AiN1Eh'
Handkerchief, &C., loc, l21sc. l5c, up.
10000 yards Guipure Yak Cluny AII
Thread, Point and Vaenciennes Laces, low.
200 Guipure, Pusber and
Thread Spot Lace Capes, worth
from S3 TO 80, at 81 50 each.
IS 900 yards Hamburg
Embroideries, &c. to 7oc. yard .-
Fine Grenadine Ties 1oc
''''''1 ''''11' i'S'' -''' kinney
e.coD Felt Hats all the new
Shapes and colors, 39c- each -
French Fclts all the shades
ahushapes, very low
Bargains in Silks and vcvotu
'eiveteens, great bargains.
Feathers s'Ss'E, anS Feather SSsg Thinning. Trim
BARGAINS AiS|hL
10000 yards black silk fAN4o fnAoHS
Frinses. 2 to inches wide, 1oc. yard
1900 yards Passementerie AiNASi'
Gimps, 5c to l5c yard.
soc Passementerie Gimps, $50
Toe Passemenerie Gimps, POO.
81 rs Passementerie aimps, SOC.
81 90 Passementerie Gmps SOC
5000 yards rich silk and
Silk and Jet Fringes, three
to hve inches wide, 2Sc. yard,
-. kinney.
Ornaments, half price.
10000 yards best quality
all Silk Ribbons, two TO
kinney
seyen.nch Sash Ribbons. 25c
Special bargains in
Hosiery Department
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen,s
Underwear, very low.
IMPORTERS STOCK OF LINEN Goods.
,u,, Less than gold cost
Damask Napkins Sc. each.
Coored Damask Napkins. 49, '->a'' ~"N 80
$500 very large all-linen
.sl Fine b, bIesehsd &C .s & Huek Towels, lSo-
10000 hne linen Damasl
GLOVES V'''''S Nv wv
Twobutton Castors, &c.
Twobutton Dog Skin, 500
Gloves, 25c., 39c., soc.
Twobutton Kid Gloves, Soc
Two-button extra Gloves, 69c
Closing lot Of Seamless
real Kid two-buttons, 75c.
Real Reynier two buttop
Dog Skin, at 75c. pair
Fine Kid Gauntlets, 75c,
Fine Doe Gauntlets, Soc
Cents English Calf skin 81
Gents extra Driving, 81
Large lot Of fine French
Cloth Gloves, 25c. pair
bargains in every department.;
kinney,
Nos. 767 and 769 Broadway,
corner Ninth street.
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Opening on IoNDAY, two cases OF
BLACK AND COLORED yELyETS.
In all the fashionable colors, to match
our silks, in navy bue, brown plum, green, DC,
az very low prices.
Very hne black bonnet eveL 81 TO- 81 81 20, e DO
Best colored bonnet Vhvets, s. so. - IS -.
3Onch black cloaking yslyets, 81 So S. - so yard
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OPENING ON MONDAY.
large lot oi fashionable Dress Goods
Al the fdowing low prices
Twed Serges. ~ iuehes wide. all colors. pc, 2Sc
Scotch Wincey Plads, n inches wide 25c
Nigogne Serges, dideunt styles, SOC. and Bic.
Cashmere serges and al wool Dagonals, S5c, SIe. oOe
Camels' hair and all WOOL Twills Doc. soc, 65c
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GG TO GRIGG, HASKELL co.'s.
in Cloaks and Costumes,
IMMENSE SUCCESS
:. !. / VI VI i | | I: /. !.
onginatoro Of
:: :: F: l. :. +.
lin IL ssss II BBBB LLLLL EEEEE
Top Piece, very stylish for young ladies,
arc made With the real Patcnt Hair natural water
and curl and instantly make the lady look beautiful
large assortment Of long Hair Switches and fashionable
Ny stock composed Of the longest and finest colors
My superiority and ncontcstabe and permits
large Tortoise Shell and Ivory Goods and
- '' A.H GUILMARD's,
Nos. 800 and s4I Broadway
Nos 80 and 81 East Thirteenth street, and
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAzAAR
N Ola Broadway between Twentieth and Twenty FIRST
Grand display imported Patterns just received Patterns
with cloth models, now ready.
Patterns fitted to the form and warranted perfect
nG eang a. an @nn NONE n received
splendid copies James H. Boards great alegocal
painting given as premiums
ACE CURTAINS LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS. &o
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
No. Is5 and 1856 Sixth avenue below Thirteenth
street, New York,
having made immense purchases at the recent
GREAT BANKRUPT SALES
win offer this week an entire Wholesale stock retail com
prisng the complete. varied and largest ASSORTMENT
ever offered in this city, at
PRICES LOWER THAN GOLD COST or IMPORTATION.
Nottingham Lace Curtains from 81 per pair.
6aP1rs h@ee eTTtans RS, s s n = % % Rnn. nor,.d
window shade and Hollands in great variety.
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers
FULL LINES IN REPS; ,cREToNs AND FURNITURE
PRINCES. GMPs CORDS AND TAssELs.
coRNIcEs AND LAMBREQUINs,
and at prices proportonaIly low.
CARPETS orLoLoTHs CARPETS
500 rolls Tapestry CARPETS q g. worth y 25 i.
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Body Brussels &c.
Ingalns and Thrcc.pys lower than
English and American oicoths all widths
At j. D. LEvERRR's, al sixth AVENUE, BE
Stamping and Embroderng Esabshment large stock of
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grams Initials for haudkerchets table and bed cloths
Embodercd 70 oder lace curtains and aees cleaned and
mended equal 20 n~~-