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National Republican., 1875-07-02
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Charles II. BrOwnwelI and Catherine
Talbot, Thomas Z. WI hite and Rosa A. Thackson,
Of Richmond, Va; Winfield S. Bontz and Mollie
q. Cooley, James Scott and Mary Coleman, AL
bert Tolson and Virginia Williams, Armistead
Sweethomes and MARY Wheeler, Charles Ranch
and NJ. p. Skinner, George Burrett and Julia
Stewart, Jaynes Smith and Hannah johnson, d.,
Frank r. ayelett and Mary E COyle
National Republican., 1875-07-02
POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.
Additional Privates Appointed for ]

Additional Privates Appointed for Duty.
TIE Board Of Metropolitan Police Oommis-
sioners, ct their meeting yesterday, among other
business transacted the following: David Cotter
and Edward Hoy were commissioned additional
priYates the former for six months, to do duty at
the Metropolitan railroad car stables. The latter
for one year, to do duty on squares bounded by
Ninth and Eleventh streets and Pennsylvania
and Louisiana avenues northwest.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
BASE BALL.
Rosedale VS.. Eagle.

The first game for the junior championship be-
tween the above mines took place on the Olympic
grounds yesterday. The Rosedales took the
lead from the beginning and maintained 1t
throughout, the batting Of both mines being very
heavy and the fielding good. The playing Of
Handy Nolan Christine and Paige, Of the Rose
dales, and Smart, Harrison, Brashaw and Boggs,
Of the Eagles, were the noticeable features. The
folloufnR In the score:
National Republican., 1875-07-02
MIHNEaUA HOUSE,
OAKLAND REACH HOTEL.

The undersigned, formerly connected with vii
lard's Hotel, Washington. ID. c.; Congress Hall,
Cane May. and Pavilion Hotel, Wolfboro, n. h,
has taken for the present season the hotel At Oak
land Beach, Warwick, r. l., and will be ready Tor
guest June IS. -,
This hstel Is literally appointed; rooms large
and commodious, and lighted with gasi baths SUP
teiegrsphIc communication with all points, Ere
ouent steamboat, and railroad Communication
with Providence daily. Application BY mail viii
receive prompt attention: ?. 4. bOOrdB6.
RI je1O-15t
National Republican., 1875-07-02
HOW'RE PROCEEDED TO RECOVER IT
Results Of an AfIidayit and Warrant.

Arrest OF Mr. George 3. Parker-His
Appearance at the Police Court
The Case sent to the Grand Jury
The Complainant Fails 20
Appear - The Jury Drop
the Matter-So Il Rests.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
Delicious.
A Ea1orita Drink.

Palmer's Cincinnati Lion lager is the finest beer
IN the city. For sale by dealers for family use at
S1.20 per dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican., 1875-07-02

Delicious, cold, improved soda, vith.granulated
ice, drawn from the Triumph, at Kolb's, corner
Of Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
HYGEIAN HOME,
Florence Heights, New Jersey.

This model Health Institution, for the treatmen
Of all classes Of lnvallds without drug medicines,
Is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated on the Delaware river, be-
tween Trenton and Philade pha. BOarders
well as patients accommodated. Wholesome fare,
shaded walks, beautiful groves, hne roads, croquet
grounds, swings, boats, gymnasium, &c, For par
uculars address
my3- eo2mS z. T. TRAIL, N. d.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
Old Virginia Valley.
VISITORS To THE SPRINGS

HART HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA,
the very best. Rates, $50 per day. Boarders,
Sl2 so to sl4 per week, and as per month. Spring.
Cistern, Sulphur and Caly beate waters on ice for
guests: House new, clean and airy. Families
can get no better place to spend the hot months.
The villa ge is l. 100 feet above the level OF the sea-
with fine drives and beautiful scenFrV.
ie23-WFM2w @. B. HART, PrOprtetor,
National Republican., 1875-07-02
PIGEON SHOOTING.
Two Interesting Matches at Rilsy's

Two Interesting Matches at Riley's Corral.
There were two interesting pigeon-shcoting
matches yesterday afternoon on the grounds ad-
jacsnt TO Rfley's corral, and the sport was wit
messed by large gathering Of the lovers Of this
kind Of amusement. The first was twenty-one
yards rise, eighty yards bound each man allowed
eigh: birds, and was between Richard Jones, J.
W 1o6us6 and r. W. Barker. nsgse being the
National Republican., 1875-07-02
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESli I
~ CARRIAGES!.
am selling my entire stock Of frst-clsss car
riages, new and secondhand. ct cost to close out
present stock, among which are some very hne
Spar and Elliptic Spring Top Buggies, and many
other styles too numerous TO mention, all OF which
will be sold for approved paper.
Two one-horse grocer's wagons, used but short
time.
JOHN n. YOUNG,
jyl-3t. 3I3 Sixth street and Louisiana ave.
National Republican., 1875-07-02

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
The Col. ]. LYLE

BALTIMORE, July LIN the Criminal Court
to-day, before Judge Gilmor, application was
made in behalf Of the brothers Brewer, charged
with an assault upon ]. Lyle CLARK, with intent
to kill, to give bail and release the parties. A
statement by the attending Phy sician, DIR. Lind
say, read in court to the effect that the pre-
sent condition (l2 o'clock today of the wounded
man was such as to Justify him (Dr. Lindsay in
stating that Clark would recover from bis wound.
Judge Gilmor then fixed the bail at IS 900 each,
which, It is said, will be given this afternoon by
the Messrs RreWer
National Republican., 1875-07-02

Marriage at the Metropolitan Metho.
dist Church-MOre school Com.
meneements - The Academy Of
the Sacred Heart-ImPOrtant
Resolution by the EPfseO-
pal Convention - Local
Paragraphs OF In.
terest.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
CITY ITEMS.

TIME TRIES ALL THln6Sp
and has proven that WistGr's BGlsam Of WHd
Cherry Is the remedy par excellence for the cure
chitis, asthma, phthislc, sore throat, influenza,
and "last, not least" consumption. Fifty cents
National Republican., 1875-07-02
STOCKTON VS.. PARKER.

THE LAST oAMBLlSs-HousE CASE.
National Republican., 1875-07-02

The second match was between the two WE'LL
known gunners, Ed. Derrick and John Ferguson,
at seven birds. and resulted in o tie, each man
killing all his birds. 1t will be shot OF at some
fufure dRy
National Republican., 1875-07-02
GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY

IHE BREWERCLARKE SHOOTING CASH.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Open June Is to September Is.
Mrs. CLARA A. RINES,
sea, $40 and s12 Twelfth street, Washington,
Proprietor.
A. S. PRATT,
Business Manager.
J.TABOR JOHNSON,
Resident Physician.

Fare from Washington to the Springs and re.
turn. $50. Leave by b. U. B. K. at ESQ n. m.
Through cars to Winchester. Fine. light coaches
from Winchester to the Springs, arriving at p. m.
Those looking for pleasant home In the noun
tains for the summer, where they can have every
enjoyment, free from the restraints Of fash
ion-where they can enjoy pure air, health giving
waters and grand scenery, cannot ind q more de-
nghtful spot Ihsn Rock Enon Springs. je2-n
National Republican., 1875-07-02

A LOSER WANTS HIS MONEY BACK.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
Summer Goods.
so Genital

so CsntsI
Boys Linen Pants, 80 cents.
Boys Linen Jackets, 50 cents.
a. SAKs 4 Co., 3le Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
REMOVE HOTEL,
'It hSAnt and POPULAR
SUMNER RESORT,

at Remove, Pennsylvania, on the line OF the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, Is now open for
the accommodation Of visitors. The situation OF
the hotel, immediately the susquehanna river in
the midst OF spleLdid mountain scenery and con-
tiguous to celebrated cunning and trout-hshing
gions, renders It unusually attractive, while the
accommodations provided are OF the very best
kind. Excursion tickets to Remove are sold at all
the principal Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. For rooms and rates address ssProprte-
tor Remove Hotel, - Remove, Pa. je23-tf
National Republican., 1875-07-02
No Eumbug! No Old Stock!

NO MIsPITsi NO sLoP-sHoP TRASH!
But genuine English suiting, which we have
been selling at SIS; now selling at sl2
Remember our
sls Suit English CassImeres at sI2;
SIS Suit Engnsn o.s-.nmeres at sl2i
Previous to rebuilding JulyA
A. SAKs Co., S1s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS. 60

N-NNN%-N-N-~-N.N.NOO---0
HOHI IQUE SUMNER THEATRB.-
~ MONDAY. June 2s, every night ami WedneS-
day and Saturday mstnees. The Coolest Resort In
Washington. Engsgem enl Of the peoples faVorite
Protean Sensation Drana entitled THE FEMALE
DETECTIVES; Oh, WOMAN AGAIHsT THE WORLD,
First appearance in Washington Of the renowned
character artists, Mis- Annie kattels and Mr.:
Tommy Dayton. Sam Devere, Stuart Sisters and
old favorites retained le2-1
EORD's OPERA ETHI0PL.
u AN OPERA SEASON, THREE NIGHTS
ONLY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and fRl=
CALiFORHIA MISsTEELs-.5s ARARTIsTs:
Billy Emerson. Ben Cotton, Billy Arlington, Billy
Rice, Little Msc, Bob Hart, j. K. Kemhle, Ernest
Linden. sEXTETTE 0F VOCALlSTS. J. g.
Russell, Fred. WAlz, W. H. Tflls- Joe Norcross,
]. T. chemist, j. II. Ross A MATCHLESS Or
CHESTRA. Forming the largest, most brilliant
and elite organiZAtion in the world.
Admissions usual. Seats reserved day Of per-
formanee at the Box ONCE.
W. b. SMITH, Business Manager. Js956t
OLD No.) ON EXHIBITION )NEv No.
4S6 and sale A0o
5TH ST. At l7TH STS
MARhRTTEKD
n %. 80 Eleventh. street, between and streetas
eight doors aboyt Odd Fellows' Han.
Choice On Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, Ae.
Also, largest stock OF Psperhangtngs, window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Pictnre Cords and fAs-
sells, Kings, Nails, &c, IN the District.
STERhS CASH.
Please remember name and nunber. jeB--
National Republican., 1875-07-02

Best Virginia roll only 80 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound, at
BRAY & Co.'S,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L. Market
National Republican., 1875-07-02

Trial Of the Accused to Begin at once.
National Republican., 1875-07-02

THE SIEPHENsON.SHEA HOMICIDE.
National Republican., 1875-07-02
ppcox>rpxnpn pv puvstcr.Ns

RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS.
Pure Grape Wine, raised on 9untlach & Dres-
sells celebrated vineyard, Sonoma, Cal; Uatawba
red and white; sweet Oatawba; fire Port and
Sherries; Rhine and Moselle Wines, all recon-
mended by leading physicians for medicinal pur-
poses. CHRIS. XANDER, Oil Seventh street.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. s. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE
National Republican., 1875-07-02
No Further Postponement II
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, va.
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900
Price Of Tickets.

NUMBER OF TICkETs, 100000
Price Of Tickets.
MnOle
~ "
QuAILefS
Eigntns, or eacn coupon = ~
Five and one half Tickets %
Eleven Tickets ---.1o "
The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and the
Circuit Court Of Orange county, proposes, by
series Of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
dow Q :" Home for the Old, 1nhrm and Destitute
idence Of President James Madison.
The Association is under the control OF eight
trustees six Of whom are et cted bienniaAy by the
stockholders and two appointed by the Governor OF
Remittances for tickets may be made by express
prepaid, post ofice money order on WAsh1ngtona
b. O., or by registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres'L NJ r. Il. A, Alexandra, Va.
References, by permission: His Excellensy JAS
L. Kemper, Governor Of Virginia; his E1ceuen-
Rebt. Z. Withers, LlsHt Governor Of Va, and o.
8. Ssnator elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge
Eastern District Of Virginia; Senators and Mem
bers Of Congress from Virginia.
For fun particulars. testimonials, &C., send for
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
President N. T. Il. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted every wnere.
FOR nl Information apply to JOHN 7. HEN.
DERSON, 71s Market space, over z. g. Davis
store. and 1t IA Sixth street northwest. apis u
National Republican., 1875-07-02

A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMENS CAST.
on wearing apparel can oe sold 70 the vsrH oess @
Advantage By addressing or calling on JUSIh, oIs
d street, between SIKH and seventh nortnxess
Eets: y nan promptly sstsadsd 70 oasA pos'
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EAENTss-sssIExsra PAos-second, third. fourth.
..rRnosiT asin sna siStm columns. ,ur
BALL sExsoNNsixrnEsIa PAare"second Ssni1 Column.
and fifth
columns and FouRra PAcE-second, Third ana
BoAsp %SD iS'u%h5 GobG1Sa wANrKD-pounru PAGE
BRoeRIYS isiS REHn ESTATE FOR sALE-rurnD pAcr-
First and second columns. aud ELxvESru PAGE
BUSINESS SS'fR SSffPRoRrrxIrrEs-rrsrnp PAGE.
oR
CIEsSs aab sns
sSirs columns SoSsls rsss-sIsth soiu%n. r''
Nb
Gn.h col
S9SSEsE
DRY GOoDs-FIRsT f1OE-Fourtn. afth and sixth col
HSTsEs r. LET
and
EXCUKSIoNsmsEcoNp PAcE-sixth column
Fua sALE-sEcosp PAcz-sixth column and Turn.
Hs ns R TO
THIRD PMAcs.Fifth M and sixth columns and FOURTH
soDp1
" column. and FouRTa PAcE-Fifth and sixth col.
HELP WANrED-MALEs- PAcr-Third col.
uons sHa sSnnP
HSUsEs ESSS a fea%n PAGE
INDUS fElsG s2qs1 EXHIBITION coMpANY-Fnsr PAGE
5sEgS f sfs sssT sSD pnn
LEcTUaE sEAsoN-sixrnnsrn PAcr-second column.
o p column
observation-disclosures PAcE-Fth and sixth col
MARBLE MANrELs-rH,nrxxsrH pAoH-rnirtt- column.
column column
GiLIfNERv AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE
1scEhEaHEuGs fnlIa sPIanRs ADvERrlsEMEsrs-Twr.y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o@ column
p4ssSFi,ss and second columns
pKofEssiGS&L SssSS'S: SITUATIONS wAx1EpzvEMALEs
sEcoND PAGE-Second column, and FOURTH PAGE
PRof:ER PRofERIY fVijT'- ouT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Hna fRae Column
F.ssThTa sss%s column
KEwARDs-Tmn1EESTn PAcE-Firss and second col
SALES At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PAcr-Fourth col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
souMn STa cpumn
sPEoIAL SoiiGEs-THn1EEsTn fAcE-First and sec
sPoEiiNG-~DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-THlRrrrsrn rAoH-
Second column.
sToEAqifrss fsslxTEESTa S ;yIn pAcn-Firss column;
THa TkADES-SEcosD PAGE-Ihird coumn, and
FOURTH PAGEs-Sixth column.
Tue FL LEY For
apS yosssH rsEs Ss%n
LET-lHIRD pAGE-Sixth column and FoURrl
wxFhb Flf5Ssfane sG!a%n column
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C -sIxrEESrH PAGE-First col
wEs!Heaahks1ER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OF
TO LET-ruIRp PAGE-second column, and ELEv
PAGE Fifth column.
WINTER RESORTs-FouRTH PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-SIxTEENTH PAGE-Firs
column.
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BENNETT BUILDING.



DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
I-Lawrence 4 Co.. Bankers
e SiSm!s Y; s;S;tS, Y T,issS. FAX sSSS: Will, .
EdWp |. IrIon: Cisarx
t-Baum q FriedmaGii Ri,isT fs1!ols rTopy
inlet Very esss sRSoSb fl sHqsns sT5as and Insurance
Wv. II. O'Dwyer, Lawyer
A. 4 = Bufk1nshsw' SncsnsT f%Sshcr taWysr:
3-Clmpben Palmer Lawyers
Meade Rockwell Lawyers.
G-Northwestern Life Insurance Compaay
l.. =. Benedict Agent
s}-Tolet
~ Chamber OF Life insurance.
i,( Charlton 7. Lewis Secretary
i2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
:, I B f-srgpspn: - lawyer.
International Collection Association
> G. Derr'c6son rhfTD ihE1es Story.
saFeisli!sS ~ III issS.t / darGwal, ta%yssl Lawyer.
] ). Hanson. Lawyer
S-s6eridan. Bonynse cochran and McEwen., stene-
s-lEfisha BIeomer, Real Estate
7-sr!sss g .aGSs Fellows SsS. fs.Sts; lawyers.
sw s2ws Z 3 AiIaeS, 4raensssn sswyer; fawye.
s. s; HaisHsSs) II RysS AVE dswysr
I; Q. Wilson, :wyer
". Durack, Lawyer
I0-Wiiknson Peters, Trustees OF Estate Of White.
is(A. 4. Woodruff Lawyer
NV. r. Pergholz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and F0F'srf FSHHfG ri Fs5fas s45Es Company
hasar &eiehum aael Resstsf aaMssff n Bankruptcy
= heSry heSry Na:SHaTi WeSe. lawyer. wy; ,:A"Se''
{. eolSH,sr, S.. Lawyer LAWYER
Z 1: /: Lane Lane: Etswysr tswyysr
E.%.i 4. /; SsSs S.s! ! &.
7-is:sip; Fs;sag sssssI Sssss Ls~y.ss L1sHys,s-
scrnry G; r. bSasia %siis4 asys5; ssSsnck Lawyer.
&C. y. Williams. Lawyer.
lie H. Glover Lawyer
. Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor.
Il Lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
H. ssidmore LAWYER syrrB STORY
2-siuyvesant. Bank Receiver.
~ ). aRe@an. aa'ilas; haSyss. aa"yer'
s,%B Roe, Lawyer
s-!GHP s-si'sh 3 Si!ss. fsis Lawyer.
s-Haseaii I siessen. Lawyer.
soe1styi " fSnsH q Reiormstos of Juvenile Den quens
"a. y. 81 lSdssitar. Sdssi asTssI Esai Estate.
l.-J ) + +. ! tsdfekse; J. &. Reed ai%Ssy Eswyer.
l2-Byrnc. Everett 4 Co, Lawyers
12tWa!sh, Halbert and Eckerson Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Hendcrscn Benedict, Lawyer.
X. Logan, Scotch Granite, &c.
&c. W. Carpenter. Lawyer
~ Otis I. Hail. Lawyer
o. g. r. Webster, Lawyer.
D. H. Lyddy, Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark, lawyer
.! John L. Knight
81 Hodges 4 MeeKer Lawyers
IS 3. Burr. Lawyer.
John CromptoD, Accountant
- smith n Dean. City surveyors
l0lG. w. Van SicIen, Lawyer.
UiT. H. Baldwin Lawyer
J2) Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
u & Henry A. Gidcrsleeve, Lawyer
HtG. X Carrington Lawyer.
Y. W. TomDkins Lawyer.
m II. ". Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time
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| DRESS GOODS. |
7 DRESS GOODS.
DOMEsTICs,
PLANNELS, &C.

the goods made, andat the lowest prices o-
lows
Ceases seconds Wamsutta, l2hc worth Ice
10 cases ~ Musins, &C., Sc, l0c l2}sc; greatly re.
duced.
cases best American Calicocs, &C.. 7c., &c., DC.
$50 pieces Table Linen, Sic, S5c, X1ac
$50 pieces Damask. 4Sc &c. 61c
100 pieces extra superior, 70c S0c Csc best imported
towels 81 Is per dozen: worth 81 75
Towels, 81 rs per dozen; worth 81 So
Damask Towels, S. per dozen; worth 81 81.
$40 pieces Irish Linen just received from auction, 25c
2sc.. Soc very cheap
500 pieces Irish Linen, very low. only &C.,. 7sc.
cases 50 Ga "a S-4 "a. 04, ia, l2-f brown and
white sheeng bought before the late advance in prices
far below manufacturers prices
Flanncls, Blankets AID Doylies, gooo and cheap
Housekeeping Goods OF every description reduced.
Suits! Coaks.! Shaws.!!
Suits! Cloaks!i Shnws!l!
We man ufacture Suits. Ladies can leave
their orders and have their Suits made twenty
hours notice in the latest styles and 10 prices
Cloaks and shawls IN endless varieties and extremely
low prices.
Broche and camcs hair shawls from So to $3.50 each
We fully prepared to offer greater induceme n Is
than before Goods sent TO all parts of the United
states and British Provinces Samples free. Orders IN
trusted will careful and prompt
Money refunded II goods are not satisfactory
RODGERS ORR
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NOVELTIES IN LADIES' SUITS.
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CEIVED ANOTHER INNOiCE CoNrAiNlNu EAlhA
ORDINARY BARGAINS
French rcrcae sacque chemises, beautifully embrO,
dered fronts and bands, at 81 9s
Toilet sacques the whole front richly embroidered.
at 81 IS. Night Dresses to match, 81 sa
Grand collection OF finest andcmbroidcrcd Nigh.
Dresses Linen Chemiscs sets Pillow and Sheet
shams up to 500
job lot of French percale Night Dresses Chemises
Toilet sacqucs and Drawers, all neatly trimmed with
hand and Hamburg embroidery; choice for ssc
5000 real French Coutii Corsets our Importation.
~ heavy whalebones warranted. exquisite shape, at
slsa
WE CORDIALLY INVITE AN EXAMINATION.
E71z255zEI5:: 1z..955E1lzz
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER IMMENSE INVOICE
OF FINE NEEDLEwORK EDGINGs AND IN
SETTINGS. WHICH WERE ORDERED BEFORE
THE LATE ADVANCE IN PRICES, AND WILL
BE SOLD ACCORDINGLY. LADIES WILL PLEASE
NOTICE THAT OUR EMBRoIDERIEs ARE MADE
ON FIRST CLASS MUsLlNs. ARE ALL CLOSE
WOVEN AND WARRANTED FAST EDGE
=
Hea' TAX and Fea' 0apure LAGOS az less 'nah cost OF
Importation
Remnants of elegant braided Gimps and Trimmings at
ba,f cos,.
extraordinary Bargains
in Hats, Feather Trimming, Garnurcs for dress TRIM
minss Har Ornaments Iara'an' &C.
NOVELTIES IN LADIES, SUITS
W. ca. special attention . .a. new gray Camel, Hal,
Suits Basque Skirt ana overskrt beautifully trimmed
with double hnne p'A''ins ana f'nse'0 ma'o"' a''''
sio % ana sis I"
Elegant BLACK SILK SUITS made 'r0" pure Lyons SILK
warranted sewea WIN SIX, beautifully made al sS'
\ e.oANs o..oANs o-oANA
-
"A''"'' Oh our ''0'. a. enormous 'euo'''0n''
OUR ss irish qg' Freae coaks pedncea to s
sls u - ''AN'A A''N 'A'0'0's''' 'e'1''0 70
GREAT INDUCEMENTS THRoyGHour THE EN-.
EHRIcHs'. EhkIcHs'. EHR1cHs,.
between twenty fourth ana rwenty .niii streets
| P.s s-FURs AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE
|
,.ao.7.z1 z,onSc,..-,
~ -
ooSAAlN' 10. SS99'7s '7ss BROADWAY.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
OWE a,ocK BELOW At STEWART 90
nE' ~ ANNooN1S
THEY HAVE BOUGHT
.rLEss THAN NC- ON THE DOLLAR
raE RANKRUpr srocK
TiiE BXNKRuPr srOCK
oP
REIM1yAco
,..rp op ,iN7ox sou.pp
cyy srocv 0ov,v,,~, ~,
ihn siocA OoNSlSio w
SILKS.
DREaa COoDs
wouRNINa coons
oo"sINo "o0DS'
LAcEs AND EMshoiDhRiEs'
,IvENs AND HOUsEuorn couDs
FINE WHITE ooons
~ n--n "ooDs'
hoSihni AMI oNDEh"hAH' ~
TOGETHER
WITH DIR own srocx
49, wv 'AO'
"hi0" WI ANs ohosiNa OUT
AT AN ENORMOUS REDuCTION
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING.
~ ~ oIoN A"'
u' see, W II, ever O." byn IN 4 eure INC
o 49, ~ ~ " V'
WE WILL sfEciff Few WITH PRICES.
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s lots @ @sncy sks lot spring and summer wear at7Sc
lot colorea Dress silks in cpoice cloth sbaa..
Vaoe' . I"
! lot colored gros grain silks q inches wide, in
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v.,nc TO- IN n'e' M o"'' 'o' poo""isc' &C. yard;
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CNIRsT Reformed EPISCOPAL CHURCH MADI.
Il son avenue and Fortyseventh street, Rev William
T. Sabine rector school at 0 A. NJ. divine
at iO A. ": and IA F. 81 the will preach
morning. Bishop Cummihs will occupy the pulpit
the evening. All cordially invited.
(yRACE BAPTIST CHAPEL, TWENTY. NINTH
" street. west OF Ninth avcnue.-Rcv Robert Cameron
pastor. will preach, morning at 10 30. evening 1880; all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-14

Real Yak and real Gnpure Laces at less than cost OF
Importation.
Remnants OF elegant braided Gimps ana Trimmings at
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Extraordinary Bargains

in Hats Feather Trimming, Garniturcs for dress trim
mings, Hair Ornaments Tariatans. &C.
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Having completed our extensive improvements, and
also having purchased cash from the late forced
sales fully prepared to offer extraordinary
every strangers visiting the
city will n IL greatly TO their advantage TO make call
OF Inspection popular store ana compare prices,
determined to increase trade. We Will
offer immense in rich Black silks Dress Goods
Suits ready made and order, Cloaks, shaws Linens,
Dome scs. &c. We have added large stock CON-
plee assortment OF Hosiery and gcntemens Furnishing
Goods at extremely low prices and superior quality,
tar below cost OF knportatonl
759 dozen gentieinens Half Hose 81 95, worth s..
$40 dozen gentlemen's Balbriggan Hall Hose, ST.
worth S.
$50 dozen genemens striped Lisle Thread Half Hose
S. 80, worth 50 So
soodozen gentlcmen's striped cotton Half Hose. ST.
worth Sl0s
I,OOO dozen gentemen's Merino Shirts and Drawers,
3sc., Ac. Soc, 6Oc., 75c., 81, 81 40 81 rs. So;
50 cent below their actual cash value.
Unprecedented reductions.
Ladies' misses and chdren's Hose in endless variety
and at asonishingly low prices.
Ladies' English Hose hite and brown, full, regular
made So 95 per dozen, worth 81 "a
Ladies' Striped Cotton Hose, 60c, 60c.. 70c 75cs up
ward.
Ladies' Balbrggan Hose, 45c 4sc. Soc, 5Gc upward
LADIES' Merino Vests and Drawers Soc, 75c, 81 and
upward: very cheap; first class quality.
Gentlcmen's Collars ana Guns. complete stock.
Ccntemcn's Scaris Bows, Ties, &C. up
Gentlemen's suspenders cheap and good.
The above will be worthy of the attention of close
buyers and those who desire good article at low prices
RODGERS ORR
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To all who appreciate good article at very 10
price, will do well to examine the following Frent
silks, just landed, 45c- on the dollar