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Amendments to the Charter Of the LOuisinna


Amendments to the Charter Of the Louisiana
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY:
Article second is amended by altering the words
two hundred shares to six hundred shares" Also
by striking out land have been paid cash" and by
altering the words eight hundred to -four hun
dred and by adding after the words recourse to
law "or the Company may institute suit to COM
pei payment of such installments."
Article third IS amended by striking ont but no
one stakeholder shall vote fifty shares Also,
by altering the word five" to seven"
Article seventh is amended by adding after the
words g three fourths of all stockholders the
words present who shall hold at least two-thirds
of the shares of the capital Stock
Also, after the words two consecutive meetings ~
tho words lone of which shall be regular monthly
and one shall be general meeting convened for that
purpose"
l, the undersigned Acting Secretary of the Louisi
ana Artificial Stone Company. do hereby certify that
the above is extract from passed before JnO
G.. Eustis, Notary Public, the 18th day of January
1875 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder Of
Mortgag- for the city of New Orleans State of Lou
isiana, and that the above amendments were duly
acted upon by the Stockholders of the Louisiana Ar
tfcial stone Company in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Charter.
New Orleans, JAM &c. 1875.
w. +. FERSLEW
Jal9 5tIu Acting Secretary
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

1903 Charles Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTn. 10 p. II.
This Institution is the best and only resort lpe
the relief Of the Debilitated, Mental and Pig.
steal organization.
Terms-Only $12 per annum.
Adult CLASSES, Tuesday and Friday, 7:90 r. Il.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ne0
$40 % $50 p. 4, at the rate Of n pr moolA-
pAyab,s monthly b admnes.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A large and commodious Residence
L. well adapted for firstclass boarding house,
thorOughfare convenient to two lines of cars mar
kets, schools. etc The house is fully furnished
with bedding, linen crockery and table ware, and
will be rented low to good tenant giving good
security No others need apply For particulars
apply to w. p. FRERET,
ja25 E&M 1876 Gravier street
ITO RENT WITH BOARD IN PRIVATE
i famiy-A large fir mt room, suitable for man and
wife. or two single gentlemen. Terms fifty dollars
Inquire 25s Magazine street. ja26 2t
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOVAL-New Orleans Stencil Works and
~ Magic Battery Mandatory, ROBERT CHAP
SKY, Agent removed to No. y Natchez street near
Magazine, Manufacturer of Stencil Plates, Burning
Brands, Indelible Ink. Notarial and SOcie Seals,
Dating Stamps, Door Plates etc. etc. Orders prompt
" attended to. Post Office Lock Box IT, jail I'm
10 EMOVA-Dr W. g, AUSTIN has removed
II his residence and Office to 30 St Charles stresk
estwsea C6e a1d CslioPs. o@sf hour 49, ~
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Bacon, Pork and Dry Salt Meats.
OOO 900 LBS. Drysalt Clear Rib and
AVV,VUU Clear SIDES,
200. 900 lbs Dry-salt SHOULDERS,
$4,000 >. Dry salt HAMS
50 casks BACON Clear Sides
40 :. BACON Clear Rib Sides,
40 :. BACON Shoulders,
so boxes Sugarcured BREAKFAST BACON,
canvased and uncanvased.
so terces choice S. G. canvased HAMS,
30 :. choice S. G. uncanvased HAMS,
200 :. choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeffer
$50 bbls choice Refined LARD-N. Schaetfer
$50 half bbls choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeffer,
300 kegs choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeffer,
100 terces prime Steam LARD-Hy. Ames,
500 bbls. standard MESS PORK.
100 half bbls. choice PIG PORK,
50 bbls RUMP PORK.
300 packages Spiced PIG FEET-kts. kegs and
half bbls.
Is packages Western and Goshen BUTTER.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES e. BRO,
ja43t Sc Poydras street.
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Hills 3O3 gold pens. sc St. Charles street

RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
Rare opportunity offered,
For making fortune.
For making a fortune
Go and select ticket,
Go and select ticket,
In February IS drawing,
In February IS drawing,
OF the Louisiana State Lottery,
Capital prize 1000.
Aggregate prizes $4,000.
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young fellow in San Francisco suddenly
snatched kiss from lady friend, and ex-
cused his conduct by saying that it was sort
of temporary insanity that now and then came
upon him. When he arose to take his leave
the plying damsel said to him, IF ever you
feel any more such ats coming o.. you had
better come iRht h0A whoo ~ -
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Asylum jacques de MOlay COmmandery No.
New Orleans .Janua' 81 1s75-(ieneral Order No.
6In obedience to General Order No. H. of the T. f.
Grand Commander, the Sir Knights of this Com
mandery notified to appear in Full Dress Uniform.
at the Subscription Ball. on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING 9th inst, subject to detail duty.
HARVEY CREE, E. G.
Attest: G. SoNTAG, Recorder. jazz
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers z. Z. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent
ne tt 1T Common street.
Time Of DepaFture.-The Mail Train By the 6areat
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot 1T the foot
Of Calliope street at O'Clock P. M, connecting with
Ill fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal.
zoe Cars on ali trains iva
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-That fine and we'll known Vicksburg
L and Bend packet steamboat KATIE, now about
engage in business. We will receive sealed proposals
for her purchase up to the 18th of February 1875.
One half of purchase price must be in cash and the
will offer her ct public auction at IL NJ Saturday.
the 20th Of February 1875 in the R0tunda Of the St
Charles Hotel n the city Of Now Orleans We r.
aoyo = f5Nht - HoaecA nnv I'D N Hgn0on61n
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MASONIC.

Once Grand Commander knights TempIar
State of Lousiana-New Orleans, January g. 1875
General Older No. 14-Eminent Commanders of Nos
and will notify the Sir knights of their several
Communicates to appear in Full Dress Uniform at
the Subscription Ball. WEDNESDAY EVENING
9th inst, subject to detail duty.
BY order of JOSEPH p HORNOR,
VIM l. STANFORD. Grand Commander.
Grand Captain General. ia24
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hoffman, Marks g. Co. sell Boots, Shoes and Bro
gans, and Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing. at
l0s o'clock A. NJ at salesroom, 80 Chartres
street.
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Tremendous reductions in winter clothing
and underwear, at H. B. Stevens < Co. s, 1876
Canal street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER.-The reputation of
Nh. Lawrence Barrett as Cassius in "Julius
Caesar" has already been made the subject
Of high encomiums by the press Of this coun-
try. This naturally drew out last evening q
full house at the Varieties. The several roles
were we'll supported throughout and evil
denced how strong company Mr.. Barrett
has. 1t was long thought that the character
Of Cassius was one Of almost minor import
but the talent of Barrett raised it from its old
position.
We propose at another time to render JUS
ice to this rendition Of the hungry Cassius.
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-There was present
last night at the Academy of Music large
audience to witness to first presentation Of
the sensational drama entitled "Under the
Gaslight." Those who repaired to this favor
tie resort were afforded most enjoyable
evening.
ST. CHARLES THEArER.-Last evening Old
Drury was greeted with as hearty laughter as
has echoed within its walls for many day.
Tony Deniers pantomime troupe called to-
gether fair house, and from the many evil
dences of satisfaction, the public were amply
repaid for their visit. Tonight We expect
ION
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QIDwELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Last week OF the greatest Of American actresses
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN supported bv the nonr.
lar actor. Mr.. w. II. WHALLEY, and the Aca6e.
mys Talented Dramatic Company
Monday and Tuesday Jan. 1a and 10 the nowerfn,
play entitled LEAH THE FORSAKEN, Miss West
en as the Jewish Maiden, Leah; Mr. w. H. Whallev
the ApOstate jew.
Wednesday, Jan. 20, complying with the MANY an
plications, Miss Western will repeat EAST LYNNE.
Miss Western in her great speciality, Lady isabelle
and Madame Vine.
Thursday Jan. 81, last representation of Miss West
erns great creation Nancy Sykes in OLIVER
TWIST.
Friday Jan. p, Farewell Benefit to Miss Lucille
Western.
Saturday Jan. g Last Western Matinee.
In active preparation, MI. Augustin Daley's UNDER
TIE GASLIGHT. jail tt
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ADJUSTMENTS.


OPERA HOUSE
Society of United Artists Under the Manag of
MONS. MOMAS
Tuesday Evening, January 16, 1878,
LA MUETTE DE PORTICI.
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LOST-FOUND.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-A black and white
- Nanny GOAT. When last seen was following
some parties up Carondelet street. A liberal reward
will be given for its safe delivery at No 63l4 Poland
street. ja26 1t
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col. VIM. J. Belan, Chairman.
Col. William T. Vaudry Col. John Glynn Jr,
Major w. +; Huger, Capt Jas: d. Edwards
Capt r. B. Peasants, - +. A. Guibet
= Harrison Watts, Arch. Mitchell,
- 4. j. Hamilton, Thomas Mcintyre,
- j. r. S Seeck Ed. Flood.
- A. B. Phillips Andrew Hero, Jr,
Ed. Lienthal E. A. Bignon.
d. C. Johnston, G.. Eyrich
Geo H. Braughn, VIC. Simmons Jr.,
F. H. Whitaker, H. E. Shropshire,
Wash. Marks, DIR. j. n. Folwell,
Z NJ Farquier All 7. Baker
l.. b. Clark, w. H. Gre H.
Warren Easton, b. j. Henderson,
Edward Cookery, &C. KOenig
Dave Hughes, G. X. Post.
c. W. Storck.
n. B.-Performance begins at o'clock.
Doors open at o'clock
No reserved seats.
Galleries. so cents.
Tickets may be had from any of the above gentle
mon, or at the theater on the evening of the per-
formance.
ja24 I'd Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
T AIDES FAIR
For the Benefit of the
NEW ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL,
Commencing Thursday, 21st inst.
In the splendid New st. MlchaelS Hall, opposite
Annunciaton Square, First District.
The following is the order:
st. Patricks table presd d over BY Mrs Deeve,
ST. AlphOnsus table. Mrs Ch. DOnnelly
St. Theres.'s table Mrs Quirk and Miss N. (;ibney
St MicIaels School and Sanctuary table. Miss Warner
White League table Miss Ennis and Mrs ,Tohnstnn
Young Ladies' table. Misses Farrell and Reilly
Plcayune table Mrs. p. j. Reilly
ing effect, and which will be served by Misses M
BrOderick and Greene
ia contest for magnificent Gold Watch and Chain
at st. AlphOnsus Table, between Michael Mould and
James Lynch. The prize is ON exhibition at A. b.
GrswOlds, Canal street
The ST. Louis Literary Society, popular through
their performances in st. Theresa's Hall will b
there few nights To enliven the occasion. Also tho
stirring strains of well known Brass Band will not
add little to the pleasure of visitors to the Fair.
Altogether St. Michaes Fair promises be the enter
tanment of the season jail 12t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER,

VARIETIES THEATER.
business Manager. HAMILTON.
LASr WEEK OF MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT
Supported by 7. W. DAVETS
o RE FANATIC COMPANY.
Monday Evening, January rs,
will be presented Slakespeare's great Tragedy Of
JULIUS CESAR.
Tuesday ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Wednesday Matinee-THE MAN OAIRJJE
"Wednesday Evening-THE DUKES MOTTO
Monday Next-JOHN Z. OWENS iasatf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notfce-In consequence of having
70 make few necessary repair, the steamer c. H
EDNESDAY, 9th inst.
ia26 IT. NV. JOYCE AGENT.
Carondelet Canal and NAVIGATION Con,pnnv
New Orleans Jan. 25 1s75-Afa meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company, held ON the 18th inst
the following gentlemen were elected Directors fo,
this year. viz
ANT. CARRIERE b. SAIOy
A. ID. DOR1OCOURT, NJ. ELLIOTT.
GEO MERZ P. AvEGNO
A. CHlAPELLA, L. F. GENERES,
GEO. H. ANDREE.
And at an organization meeting held this tay tbe
following officers were unanimously elected viz;
B. SALOY, President,
A. CHIAPELLA Vice President
LOUIS BURTHE. Secretary.
ja26 ct LOUIS BURTHE. Secretary
Notice-Omce Board of Underwriter.-New
Orleans, January 26 1575-The maximum valuation
OF Cotton for River Insurance for and during the bal
ance OF this current month of January is fixed at
jas6 it GEORGE MATHER, Secretary.
The Ladies' Crescent City Relief Associa.
ton is to be the recipient of the proceeds of the
to b EGen by the 0kLEANs
of the G. c. T. A. working earnestly in their
cause and the ladies' of that Association are particu
larly requested to assist in the sale of tickets As
time for that is very limited will they not begin at
once They can he supplied with them by calling at
$40 st. Charles street
MRS R. A. WILKINSON,
President c. c. r. A.
MRS H. IT, HoDGsON Secretary. ja26 I'd
Notice-All persons Indebted to the Estate Of
the late S. N. MOODY requested to make imme.
date payment and those having claims to present
them to
j. c. MOODY, Elk. and Tutrix
la96 1w cor Canal and Royal streets.
Notice to Consianees-The American team
ship ASHLAND. Ed Whtehurst commander from
Baltimore via Key West and Havana is now dis.
charging her cargo at the foot Of Callope street.
First District. CODsignees are hereby notified to
attend the receipt of their goods the evee other.
wise they will be stored at their risk and expense
JOHN NJ. WITHERSPOON Agent,
ja?f ct 10 CarOndelet street.
The Conservative Committee Appointed to
attend to the Investigations of the Congressional
Committee have established their headquarters at No
142 Canal street. Persons having information or data
which will assist the Committee in their abors will
please send OF leave the with the Secretary,
+. c. ZACHARIE,
Chairman of Committee
r. ~ BARBoT. Secretary. ja23 tt
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CT. CHARLES THEATER.

ST. CHARLES THEATER.
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing Sunday. January -.
TONY DENIER'S PANTOMIME TROUPE.
Presenting on the first four evenings the comical
HUMPTY DUMPTY ABROAD.
And on the last three evenings the laughable
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK,
IS Speciality Artists
comprising Irish, English and Dutch comic songs, hat
spinning, gymnastics, tumbling, spade and ladder
dancings, acrobats skating pedestal, Juggling.
live dOy key. performing animals. beautiful music
New Scenery-New Tricks-New Wardrobe
ANTOMIME MATINEE
Jan. 3l-The Celebrated Character Actor
MR. JOSEPH MURPHY.
Goth ANNUAL MARDI.(sRAS BALL.
February 9th, 1875.
Misunderstanding to Ladies can DO obtained At
the box office on application to Mr. Gleason Treasu-
rer, subject to the approval of the Invitation Com
mittee.
Prices as usual ja24 Il
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| NEW ADVERTISEMEN
PAUL sAUvE-
Stntioner and Printer,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
ing, Law Briefs Bill Heads. Account Sales Stamped
Envelopes Business and Visiting Cards, etc,
80 Commercial Place,
ja26 At Between Camp and st. Charles SITS.
-FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN BOsIO,
Proprietor of this Old and Favorite House.
Announces to his friends that he has removed to
No. Ill CHARITIES STREET,
Between st. Louis and Cont Streets,
Where, with enlarged premises and increased fac
ities he will give them the best the market affords
at the
SAME LOW PRICES AS HERETOFORE.
Private Dining Rooms up stairs; also comfortable
furnished rooms at
REASONABLE RATES 80
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him in the past, he asks for continuance of the
favOrs ia26 SIN
CHEEsE-cHEEsE-
1900 boxes choice Western CHEESE
200 - English Dairy CHEESE.
200 - Nutmeg
$50 - Family Favori
For sale by HOYT e. WILCOX,
ja24 3t SO Tcboupitoulas street.
DUTTER-BUTTER-
100 firkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
Is medium
100 choice Wasferu
IS tubs
100 kegs
For sale by HOYT g. WILCOX
ja24 st 80 Tchoupitouas street.
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CAST.
Hon. Walter Randall .......-..G George Stern
Ralph Randall, .............--..C NJ De Camp
William Wmberly, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ. Stella
Fred. Town, -------..-....-..--...H Henry Pickles.
DR.. Edward Lane, @. S. BabcOck
Billy Buddles ian honest man w. H. Beanham.
Albany Sediey,- -JnO. A. Cairns
Stella Gordon, Miss Phillis Glover
Cora Adair, ---.-..-...--.M Miss Maggie Stroudbaek-
Ella Randall, Miss Clara Milton.
EOla Wimberly, .--..-...-....--.M Miss M. Sherwood.
Miss Matilda p i'm, Mrs l.. L. Seymour
Mrs MalvernOn, .........-......M Carrie Foster
Martha, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Annie Hail.
The following gentlemen have been selected a. q
Reception Committee, and are requested to report tn
the chairman at the theater the above evening 1t
81 o'clock sharp.
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General Dealer and Importer of
PLUMBING AND GAS MATERIALS.
As Bar0nne street,
Near the New Orleans Gas Light Office between Com.
mon and Gravier streets, New Orleans.
All kinds and sizes of Lead Pipe; Iron. Water and
Gas Pipe; Brass and Plated Cocks Chandeliers
Brackets Force and Lift Pumps, Hall Lights Store
Pendants, Portable Stands Shades Globes etc.
Hot, Cold and Shower Bathing Apparatus.
Water Closets. Washstands Pumps Faucets. Sinks
and Hydrants fitted up carefully and at the shortest
notice, on the most reasonable terms.
All Jobbing promptly attended to. ja24 3t
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GRAND
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
10 THE
CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Given by the
Orleans Dramatic Association,
AT THE
GLOBE THEATER
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY o., 1875
On which occasion the beautiful and highly inter-
esting Play Of
CLOUDS
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BOYS and children's dress and school suits.
at greatly reduced prices, at H. B. Stevens l.
Co. s, 1876 Canal street.
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A Dutchman describes New Workers. as
cherry fine peoples, who go about der streets
sheating each oder, and dey call that pizzi-
ness"
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Special Notice-In consequence Of having
to make few necessary repair the steamer C. Il :.
Dnrfee will not leave for Red River until S p NJ
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst.
ja26 IT. NJ w JOycE A,art
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A - sh. Sn sss a
''"O' :" :" SPECIAL novelties in
The largest retail assOrtmsn s, Il the city
Sash Ribbons z, and inch, in all the new shades
Flowers Feathers, Wreaths, ,... o..,oa.
in great variety.
sT 3 &c
Rulings
Em Sri Riegfa
Great variety OF patterns at very low prices.
Choice assortment OF Kids, and all the new spring
Misses.
i i, the ,a,e,, designs Infants Dresses
s27 and $40 Sixth and lOs West Twentieth St
A JOHNSON BROTHERS CO.,
IA. Union square
We have Just rfs sEs1a NIT Tf in2GEsono
the latest styles out.
NJ 4sSS ssl s sns and sS s s dal
manufacture on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL u and IL
We invite special attention to the above goods as they
are the very latest styles.
We have also made large ADDITIONS to our aready very
large stock K Ro 5Efabn a Gaie AND BoSNErs
all new shapes in black, white brown, navy blue, Ecru
In addition 10 the above French Flowers
will make straw Goods
Grand Exhibition OF Ribbons Laces,
Novelties Embroderies,
received per late steamers Hosiery, Gloves
Fancy Goods, &c.
SILKS.
Having made large purchases 81 black and plain
c0lorcd silks at the late auction sales will offer
Monday Tuesday, April II ana l3
Great Bargains in these Goods
Black dress SILKS 81, 81 - 81 IS 81 So 81 81 25 ana
81 80 per yar1.
fully 30 per cent less than regular prices.
PARASOLS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
April y and IS.
the largess stock Of
PARASOLS AND
sun UMBRELLAS
tail new styles before offered BY any house.
III every Department we defy CON petition.
JOHNSON BROTHERS a co,
q and SO asst Fourteenth street,
Union square.
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PATTERNS.

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR gl4 BROADWAY,
IN between Twentieth and 1wentyiirst streefa-
sGEAND plSrLAY OF MP n Pas FIS,sHIoSsi PAT
pattern; cutting ana fitting. A. BURDETrE SMITH.
No. 9l4 Broadway between Twentieth and Twenty FIRST
streets
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A LADY HAVING VALUABLE CAMBL'S HAIR
~ 'hawl some nne Laces and 2 large par OF diamond
Ezrripgs and about 90 abroad viii sell al v9ry low
price. address A. " B. boa iG2 Herald UPTOWN Branch
0fnca.
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ALSO BY OUR OWN DESIGNERS AND
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,

Rich black colored silk Suits at ss2 TO- $50 SIS So
$40 $i5 S4s 80; silk alone worth one haf more -,
Elegant suits cnoc3 fabrics ana shades SIS TO $lh
Fully equal to anything imported ~ double.
Elegant Sults, co.0r or choice eombinauon.
S8 ~ to Sl2 80; materials alone worth more
Very handsome suits, well made and fully trimmed,
- 70 10 81 50; worth TO duplicate Vi each more
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H. H. hACf ~ w., iftn b. ana oH Nv.
A.
WALLER 4 MsoRLEY,
$40 Grand street, Bowery
Dress Goods
Special bargains in Dress Goods
500 pieces nne Dress Goods at 25c worth 45c
1000 pieces French Madras at 37he
2OJ pieces silk Pongees at Soc. worth 75c.
200 pieces Mourning Goods
Tremendous ind ucemcnts in Black Goods
Handsome Grape Cloth, a inches wide, SHE.
800 pieces very hnc Alpaca 25c. and sic
Extra quality az yards wide, black Cashmere, oslic.
Ladies suits
We will orer this week orc Of the largest stock, OF
Ladies' SUITS ever before offered.
Beautiful French Cretonne Suits. Sc, $40, Si2
Paris and Berlin made Suits, SIS, sls, SIS
Black silks
100 pieces black eros Grain at 9Oc., 81, 81 rs.
50 pieces Bonnets extra cashmere finish 81 80 worth s.
Striped and plain coored Silks.
Best quality Stripes. styles, at 75c. and 90c.
Plain silks, in all shades. at75c., 81, 81 Is.
WALLER A M'sORLEY.
245 Grand street
Bowery.
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lord \ TAYLOR
rroadwa, and twentieth street, Sew Yo's

~ SiG0rRorX ~ PougIH AVENUE - iSGiRIf.
v. Tiabr0.dcrte, ladies' ana babies frnHsseetX
specially az Initials; MCno.rams for hanikerelefs.
table and bed clots the largest stock OF mi rHidered
Goods Wholesale deparme NJ IA Broadway. Perforated
Patterns; Machines and accessories
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11

In Departments Eight and Fourteen display Para
soils and Umbrellas in endless variety. handles OF
every material, shape ana style Han lies OF shell
Pearl ivory. Ebony, Horn and combinations OF these
materials These goods will be sold very small profits
trimmings, Gimps and Fringes.
Every shade Norstcds tor EmDroidering Also
Worsed Embroideries aud Patterns OF all Kinds.
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