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The New York herald., 1875-09-19
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from Department. No 13 to Department No. g. Now We
"a stock of goods that must short Because
the fastest running tongue in New York could hardly call the
articles contained In this stock months time 81
rmnute consider time worth discoun therefore
undertake H. In this stock we have large as
sortment of Gold ana Silver Thmbes made from the coin
Our trade in this article is immense, and often wonder
oLrseves II that is the why gold sill
at such high premium. We have also full assort
of ladies' and gents Gold. Silver Steel and Nickel
Spectaee and Eyeglasses Also Shell and Horn Eye glasses
which will restore the impaired eyesight by
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70, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
FREDERIcK LoEsER CO,
2ss, POI FULTON STREET.
a. 10 TILLARY STREET,
ao4 WASHINGTON STREET.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE TO INFORM THE LADIES
THAT OUR
FALL MILLINERY
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VIII take place
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 22d and 2sd inst.
this occasion will be prepared exhibit beauti-
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, FELT HATS
other novelties of importation wen a
plete assortment ofnew
TRIMMED BoNNETs AND HATS
of well known manufacture We respectfully invite
the ladies to honor with a call above days.
F. IoEsER CO.
B-The throng Of during the busy hours of
the day has demonstrated the necessity we have ac
cOrdngy greatly enlarged the FULTON STREET EN-
TRANCE to establishment.
WALLER & M'soRLEY, 245 GRAND STREET, NEW
YORK, NEAR BowERY,
will exhibit this week the choicest
Dress Goods Silks Suits cloaks shsws offered by
before at exceedingly low prices.
DRESS GOODS.
100 pieces very sne vigouc suitings at 2oc
800 pieces Merino Cloth at 25c
200 pieces Iona ropln, double fold at sic.
500 pieces all wool quadrupe Diagonas 45c worth CSC
pieces design Cloth Plaids 25c worth s7sc
MOURNING GOODS
800 pieces fine black Apacas 25e. worth s5c.
200 pieces, very fine quality, at slc., s71ac, soc.
Black Cashmere 45c., e2,1c., Toe. and 81.
Black Empress Cloth, fine quality, SOC. and e2c.
BLACK SILKS
pieces gros grain Silk hnish eoc 81 81 25
900 pieces Cashmere De Lyon, 81 rs, 81 and So so.
ooLoRED SILKS.
splendid assortment Of cqlored sks the --latest ,nts Of
lusse CELL cic crow, dark brown at 81 20 and ii so
LADIES' SUITS AND sAcouEs
Ladies' ready made Suits at price material
Beautiful Suits in the latest styles So $40 $l2 s15
Silk Suits. black and eolOred, $40, $50, SOS.
SACQUES AND CLoAKS.
Black cashmere Sacks, IS, 81, 50, $40 and upward
Black beaver cloAks at SO 81, si1, sis and upward
SHAwLS
500 striped Ottoman Shawls, 81 IS s. % and upward
100 long broche Shawls $40 $5, $s and upward.
so Scotch plaid shawls, So so to s..
CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES.
Fine assortment of cassmeres for mems and boys
Jnc.. 62lsc and 75c
Ladies entcmen Furnishing Goods at great bargains
WALLER 4 McsORLEY
245 Grand street.
Near Bowery
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from what interests grown mp people only TO whs nerss @
lie children WELL Department No IL is our Toy and Doll
Department We opening 4s9 OF fine French
and German Dolls and Toys Santa Clans is on the way
ll~nnrtment No l3-our Book and Stationery Depart
mcnt-s with food for the mind Opening beau
l ent Porcelain Paintings from eardrop size to
e largest We are taking orders for Stamping note
Also for executing all kinds of Gard Engraving OF every de-
.rrinon M short notice styles good and prices lower
;han anv othe house the city Opening 10 cases Photo
graph Albums. well assorted at remarkably low prices
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OHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, EIGHTY. FIFTH
" street. between Lexington and Third avenuesDivine
by the rector Rev DR. Fagg in the morning Sun
day school at "a r. NJ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NHRIsT CHURCH. FIFTH AvENUE-MORNING
" prayer, 10 30 evening prayer, 73O, The Rev. Dr.
Thompson will preach at both services Strangers seated
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NHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST FIFTH AVE
" nue. above Forty fifth street Rev Dr. Rowland rec
tor. Divine service IL A. NJ. and p NJ The rector will
oficiate.
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We call this oar Picnic Department 1t Is romantic in
name and II the materoffact department We
have Picnic is but most people wish to eat
nice things the ronnd. We opening Cross
Backwels Pickles and Poted Meats, Canned Goods and
every kind Of nice being our ardent wish to pre-
serve all until the next picnic season.
department iI-our House Furnishing Department We
will furnish complete kitchen outfit for $40 50 Take
kitchen and the paor will take Of itself Brass
and Iron Redstead sngsh) got them out TO try this
market they will take Mattresses made order
fresh arrival Of Persian and Turkish Rugs new and ex1
tcnsve Of rustic and polished black walnut Pic
ture Frames Brackets, Book Shelves Music Racks, &c
New and elegant shopping Baskets.
In Department IL we make
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AVA, from here Tn Department No you will find or you
are ookng) everything the way of Fancy Goods that
imagine. We cannot to all the articles
in this stock will find assortment; IL will
staper you unless you prepared and well nsryed
Among them you will lind large and handsome stock OF
STYLES of Silver and m Belts and Ncckties Department
No 10 and from things external to things In
ternal there is almost always
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TO its original vieor therefore enabling you notice
particularly our No Department. where you viii find df
look) Millinery Velvets in black and all shades
Also large assortment Of G. and inch coored Sash Rib
bons, cardinal brown, navy blue, DC All colors and all
widths Grosgrain Silks Serge Ribbons in all shades
Black and fancy sashes &c Department No is Silver
plated Ware Everything here warrant best quaty n-
que the prices of manufacturer you will find prices
twenty per cent less than they will sell you. which will
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from Corscs money with this lot Of goods Department
3 add the onethrd that you will the easier carry
your mind consists of Ladies' Chidrens and Infants IN
derwea and Outfits Also complete Of French
embroidered Underwear very low prices Fine
dered merinS Cloaks which paid large loss e the D
to pay the duties but the duties paid We have to
make
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your part their premises to onrs Manufacturers
will growi at this. See II they don't
Department No contains complete assortment Of Cen
tlemens Ladies' and Chldreu'6 Underwear fall;
fancy Hosiery in all the desirable coFs and styles all the
styles of Necktcs for gentleen good assortment
of silk Umbrellas Department No Is ladies' Neckties
We have job lot here 699o Ties hey counted they
being sold for 81 cents rdiculous they sclng
around for twice the money opening Eve Ties OF
importation, very low. Department No. will be Fus
when get the department open and that will be when
mosquitoes have len us. and they making
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10 Department No 15our CHINA Glasware aud Majoiica
Here Is the largest and complete in Amer
lea and prices from 10 to 2G cent lower than
any other house French China Decorated Dinner Sets,
~ 90 Glass and china decorated the
ses Department No 6 is Confectionery. All candies
are made from pure sugar and fresh every day. We
know that candies good and appreciated io they
make
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NHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY
" fifth street, Broadway.-Sundays 10 A. NJ Morn
ing Prayer; lO45, Litany and High Celebration; r. NJ,
HesperG.
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now brings rs Department No ii and to Berlin Zephyr
Worstels in and fold; Germantown Wools, saxony
Yarns cd EnbrodeTies from cushion Ze small that
YOU can hardly them all pieces large and extcn
vc that you hardly aoss them nj all; Working
Canvas best quality good IL will almost work ITSELF
perforated card Of which we have so many
now designs that would require calculating machine TO
count them For the benefit Of patrons who have ed
ucated for works Of and at the same time like to
have value for their money, we will now. make
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A LFREG NJ. LOUTrEL-PIIMPTON HALL. NINTH
N street and Third avenue; If die shall he live
again ~ Sunday, September 10, at IL a. n; free
All invited.
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A THE HALL OF THE SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE
~ Sprualists. % West Thirty third street Broad
WY, Hrs r. o. Hyser insprational speaker, lectures
l0Js a. NJ and 71g r. NJ Chldren's yceun 2]s
~ Col; Q. s. Olcott lectures next Sunday evening on
"Spirit Mate ralization."
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A NTHoN MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY EIGHTH
N street west OF Sixth avcnuc.-Services 1OlS A.
and p n. The rector. Rev r. eber Newton will preach
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

"A noaa! M4aFY' PLEASE CALL TUESDAY AFTER 3
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time tables arranged for the fall season.
On Monday. September 20, at precisely minutes
after o'clock in the morning, shall start
our first train in the Of special fall opening
Department No 1-Blankets Quilts Comforters, Flannels
and general assortment OF Domestic and White Goods
The Farmers Almanac says-You begin pull up
the blankets toward morning about this me.' Department
2-Large assortment of Laces and Embroideries We
have JOB lot which is attracting good dea OF attention
consisting OF 9o4 pairs of Ladies' embroidered Coets
selling ior VI 73 q pair; usual price ~ rs.
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EGLIsE EvANGELIQUE PRANCAIsE DE NEW
~ York, No University pace-The alterations Of the
chapel having been completed the services will
on Sunday the 10Th inst, at lo NJ by the pastor Rev
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

CONGRESSIONAL CoURTEsIEs. - Con
gress, on Thursday of last week witness
cd little scene which must have been
peculiarly edifying to those who remem-
Der with regret the the good old times OF
Democratic ascendency which preceded
rebellion. John Young Brown, Dem
ocratic member from Kentucky, in the
discussion on the passage of the Civil
Rights Bill went out of his way to make
bitter personal attack on General But
Ter, telling deliberate lie in order to re-
ttin the floor long enough to complete
the assault. For this conduct he was
called to the bar of the House and rep
pimanded by tho Speaker, four-flths OF
the Democratic members however voting
TO sustain Brown in his disgraccful pro.
ceedings. As matter of course a reply
came from the Essex statesman in which
Brown got the worst of it. Butler is nc
tavoritc of the JOURNAL, as its readers
are well aware, but the attacks of sucl
brainless fanatics as Brown may make
him friends enough to send him back tc
Congress when Massachusetts holds an
other election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

SOME HoPE.-The conviction Of the
three Deputy Assessors for forgery and
the summary removal of Assessor Rose
ncr from office give good reasons for hop
ing that new era is dawning upon the
local governments of this State. There
is no question but the crime for which
Morgan and the others were prosecuted,
has been practiced to very great extent
all over the State, but more especially in
the counties where there was large Chi
ncse population rs that people was cor
sidered lawful game at the hands Of ev-
erybody who could get the best Of them.
The error into which Rosener's deputies
seem to have fallen seems to have been
in imposing their forged receipts upon
those who readily detected the fraud. 1t
is to be hoped that the men who spend
money to be elected to Office with the ex-
pectation Of rcimbursing themselves from
the "stealings" will learn that an era OF
better government is approaching, in
which official position and high connec-
tion will be no bar to the punishment of
those guilty of a criminal breach of pub
lic trust.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13
Weaverville, February 13, 1875.

IL LITIGATIoN.-In the Sixth District
Court of Sacramento county, suit has
been commenced by John Bellmer on
behalf of the people, to compel of the
State Board OF Education q repeal of the
resolution adopting the Bancroft series OF
Readers. Bellmcr makes affidavit that
the new Readers are inferior 20 those now
in use in " contents, binding, paper and
typography" BY the Code the Board is
forbidden to change for books which
are inferior to those in use in any OF
these respects. Judge Ramage has is
sued an order to forbid the State Board
from taking any steps to enforce the les-
oluton till after the hearing, which is SET
for the Sd of March.
The frequent changes which have been
made in the school books, predisposei
parents to be prejudiccd against any fur
ther changes unless it is established be
yond cavil that the scholars are to bC
gamers thereby. Consequently, wher
the State Board, by bare majority vot'
decided to substitute the Bancroft sere
for those now in use, it was followed by
an outburst of popular Indignation which
at once set those who had favored th
change on their defence, and caused th
firm of Bancroft & Co. to flood the Stat
with circulars asking suspension o
public opinion until trial could be had
And whatever may be the result in tn
test case now being made, we can rest as
surel that none but the gravest reason
will be allowed to influence the action G
the State Board on future occasions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

A PUBLIC SPIRITED OFFER.-The
Sacramento Record desires the press of
this State to take note of its offer for the
benefit of immigration this year. 1t says
with truth that the immigrants who de-
sire labor are carried through to San
Francisco where they have to seek en-
ployment through the intelligence office.
The Record offers the use OF one of its
columns to those desiling to employ, and
desires those in the interior needing help
of any description to forward for publica-
ton in their column of" Wants." short
statement of the kind OF help wanted and
the wages to be paid, which will be pub
lished free Of charge and the paper dis
tributed mOng the immigrants at Ogden
Immigrants thus, by correspondence or
otherwise, could obtain situations when
their services were in demand. The Of
fer of the Record is q most liberal one,
and one fully in accordance with its pro-
gressive ideas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13
HUNTING POSSIBILITIES.

1t is quite amusing to read some Of the
editorials of the Sacramento Union. In
the issue of Saturday last it has leading
article in which it endeavours to prove to
its own satisfaction, that it will be in the
power of the Independents to decide who
shall be the next President. To bring
about this highly desirable state of af-
fairs, it figures that there will be three
candidates at the next Presidential cleo
tion, that the election will be thrown into
the House of Representatives There the
Democrats have IS States, the Republic
ans 13, there are two in which the Inde-
pendents hold the balance of power in
the delegations, and four which are yet
to elect. OF these four States it finds it
necessary to give three to the Republic
ans, and one, California;, to the Inde-
pendents.
Neither party will then have clear
majority in the House, but the immacu-
late Independents from the three States
California, Illinois and New York will,
"if true to Themselves" turn the dead
lock into a triumph for the new party
1t makes us weep TO think the Demo
Gratis have only to carry one little State
to spoil the programme thus placidly set
forth.
Now in reference to the probabilities Of
the case. The Democrats have an equal
chance to carry Connecticut and New
Hampshire, and a sure thing on Califor
MIA if the third-party candidates for Con
gress receive ten thousand votes in The
State. Three -fourths of that vote would
be taken from the Republicans, where i
could do some good, and being fooled
away upon one-idea men will turn thu
tide and give every district in the State
to the Democrats,
Again, what States, we ask, are liable
to be carried by this new party? Wis
consin and Illinois are more apt to joir
: with the Democrats than with the Re
formers. The appearance OF three ticket
in the field in either of those States, as il
. this, will be the signal for general STAN
pede back to Democracy Of all those ele
ments which have only assumed the nam
and cloak of Independents to aim blow
at the Republican party.
But the article of which we speak il
only fair specimen of the " aapdoodle'
upon which it feeds its readers. 1t is o
the same batch Of cookery that was dish
ed up in the Fay-Gorham campaign in
1867, when we waded through pondcrou'
; arguments backed BY most convincing
array Of figures TO prove that Fay would
beat both IIaight and Gorham. We al
know the result. Fay got three or fou
thousand votes and IIaight was elected
which, after all, was just what the Ujtioi
: wanted, but was too discreet to work 70
. openly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

AT q picnic party held near Wood
bridge, San Joaquin county, in the year
1860, nearly fifteen years ago. gray
eagle which had been captured in that
vicinity some years ago, was liberated.
The party had attached tin can to the
bird and in the can were placed slips OF
paper containing the names Of those who
were present. Nothing was ever heard
Of the bird or can until a few days age
the latter was found in jackson Valley
Amador county. In it, as the Ledger
says, were the slips Of paper and nearly
all the names were legiblc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

THE petrifed forests of Napa county
some five miles from Calistoga, covers an
extent of fifty acres over which the trees
| c PROSTATE. The proprietor is digging
the soil from around the largest speci-
mems and the trees thus unearthed far
surpass in size any that have heretofore
been discovered. One fragment that APP
pears to have been redwood, measures
eleven feet in diameter and is sixty-fvc
feet long. The tree must have been orig
inally over two hundred feet in length
Numerous other specimens measure from
eight to eleven feet in diameter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

When the discoverer of any scientific subje
asks the corporation of the learned in science
to test the truth of his discovery by severe tests
and practical results, and then to indorse and
recommend it, it is fair to presume that it is
valuable for the purpose intended. Such has
been the course pursued by Messrs. Hall & Co.
proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer. And all those who have tested it
among whom we may mention DIR. A. A. Hayes
and s. Dana Hayes, Chemists and State Assay
ers of Massachusetts Walter Burnham NJ. ID.
Prof of Surgery in Penn. University, Phila-
delphia +; Geo. Gray, NJ. D., Professor of Anat-
omy and Physiology it is the best prep
aration in use for all cutaneOus diseases of the
scalp. Restores gray hair to its original color,
prevents the hair from falling out, creates a
new growth. 1t is certainly worth trying
New buryport Herald Gospel Liberty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

Strumous or Scrofolous affections are the
curse, the blight, the potato rot of mankind
They are vile and filthy as well as fatal. They
arise from contamination and impurty of the
blood and are to be seen all around us every
where. One quarter of all we meet are taint-
ed with the disease and one quarter of these
die of them. Die foolishly too, because they
are curable. Ayers Sarsaparilla cleanses the
scrofulous corruption from the blood, renders
it pure and healthy and effectively expurgates
the foul contamination from the system. No
longer groan under your Scrofulous disorders,
since the learned Aver has provided his mas
calls Sarsaparilla.- Montgomery (Ala.) Ad-
vertiser
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

INDIAN doctors are having a tough
time of it this year. The Indians Of Hot
Spring and Indian Valleys have killed
and scalpcd medicine man of theil
tribe. Having permitted young squaw,
one of his patients, who had submitted
herself to his treatment, to die, he was
required to cXpate his want of profes-
sonal skin with his life. They have
preserved his ears and portions of his
scalp as prcmonitory warning to all
Quacks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

THE UNwRITTEN LAw.-The Muy.
bridge trial at Napa City is concluded,
ard the result is just what every one who
gave the subject q moments thought an
ticpated-the acquittal of the murderer.
The plea Of insanity which the defend
ants counsel endeavored to introduce,
was not needed 70: in prosecutions of
this character it is proved the sympathies
of a California jury always lie with the
prisoner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

A DRUNKEN man attended the per-
formance at the Theatre ComiQue, Pue-
bio, Colorado, and amused himself by
addressing insulting remarks to one OF
the actresses. After the thing had got to
be little monotonous to the audience,
and unbcarable TO the woman, she seized
piece Of board and bounding over the
footlights, commenced belaboring the
follow over the head while the crowd
chccrcd and egged her on. After pound
ing him to her hearts content she leaped
back upon tho stage and the play went
on swimmingly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

In the Bank of France they have a
brick for which they have paid one thous-
and francs in specie. 1t was taken from
the ruins of burned house and the i'm
age and figures Of a note for one thousand
francs are burned on the surface, trans
ferred by the heat from real note. This
brick the bank redeemed as though it
were the note itself, upon its presenta-
tiOn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

THE STATIsTICIAN.-We have receiv-
cd the first number Of this valuable work,
containing great amount Of useful in
formation, carefully arranged. 1t is
compiled by John p. Mains and publish
ed by L. p. McCarty, 423 Washington
street, San Francisco. Sample copies,
25 cents each.