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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07
dait and 8unlor.
Ringing for the Water Boy.

A good story is told Of a yerdant one
who was passenger in a railway express
train, and became thirsty.
Where's that ere boy with the water
camp he queried Of his next neighbor.
" He has gone forward to the baggage
car, | suppose" was the reply.
+" Wall, dye s'pose | kin git him back
here again ?"
Certainly" said the other, "you have
only to ring for him." and he nodded
toward the bell line that ran above their
heads.
No sooner said than done, Before any
one could prevent it, Rustic had seized the
line and gave it tremendous tug. The
consequences were at once obvious three
shrill whistles were heard, half dozen
brakemen ran to their posts, and the train
came to stand still with a suddenness
that startled half the passengers with
establishment, and caused every man near
window to hoist il and look out 10 see
what was the matter.
In few minutes the conductor, red and
excited came foaming into the car to know
who pulled the bell rope.
Here, mister, this way; I'm the man, "
shouted the offender, drawing all eyes upon
him.
"You !! said the conductor "What
did you do it for ?"
"Cos wanted some water"
Wanted some water?"
"Sartin; l wanted the water boy, and
my pardner here in the seat said I'd
better ring for him, as we do at the hotel,
an so l yanked the rope. Will he be
along Soon1 An by the by what in
thunder be you stoppin' for"
The shout of laughter that greeted this
honest confession, was too much for the
conductor, and he had to wait until he
got his train under way before he explain
ed the mysteries of the bell rope to his
verdant NATURALIZATION Commercial
Bulletin.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

The groves Of rose-trees and the flower
farms Of Morocco are said by recent
traveller 10 exceed in extent and value those
Of Damascus, or even Of the valley Of
Mexico.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

Men rather trust to their eyes than their
ears; the effect Of precepts is, therefore,
slow and tedious, whilst that of examples
Is summary and effectual.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

When all is summed up, a man never
speaks Of himself without loss; his accusa-
tons Of himself are. always believed, his
praises never. Montague.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

Somebody has discovered that the syllA-
bic icon" is the beginning Of 1853 words,
which have 1893 different Specifications.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

To remove fruit stains from napkins
etc. wes the spots with chlorine water.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

Ifyouwillsaks away the q" from noise
you will have nose left.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

Die Lewis says that high living is the
foundation Of every cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-08-07

High words very often mean low Ian.
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The New York herald., 1875-10-10

100 pieces Lyons black Gros Grain at 81 20 81 25
Is pieces very rich Gros Grain AT So S5 worth 81.
pieces very rich satin fnish So 25 worth "a To-
different shades grain dress Silk 81 so worth
Is IS pieces satin finish ros GRAIN rich colors s.
a yard, sold everywhere else at 81 50.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
ADJUSTMENTS PAeE-First, second. third,

AMUsENENTs- PAeE-First. second. third.
fourth; aith and sixth columns
AsTRoLoGY1FogRTH 10 ~ facE-Fifth column.
PAeEmFiith column Fr second
third, fourth and hfth columns. and TnIRrrEsTH
BOARD AND LoDGTNG wANTED-FoURrEESrH PAGE
BOOTS AND STDi sHoEs-rKsru PAcr-Third column and
THIETEKSII P4crrFii.h coamP mPP.ev-Vb column
BsSSkEYS R2A EsHFE FoR
sessad eq@R SnS PACE
BUSINESS NoTICEs-NrSrH PAcE-Fifh and sixth
CITY % REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAcE.First as-,
and second columns, and THIRTEENTH rAGE' nrs' CO..
CLERKS column PGnnFA COL
RSP PteDShs e0s%n
and sixth columns, and THIRTEENTH PAcs-sxth col
co1srwfsE sTEAMsniPs-srcoSD PAGE-sixth col
PARTSEsRsHIPs-sEyEsrnP PAGE:
6oyNTRY P.sr-Fh column aonmr
PAcEhi5d column .Ss ur,b aoh and
sixth columns, and sixrEKSrlI PAGE-First. second,
DWELLING 10qT HousHs a1 70 LET FURNISHED AND uN
FTRNIsHEprr P4cs-Firss second and third
EXCHANGE is-is @TsSru PAcr-rhird column.
EXI.CgUIkSsIIeoiNss.sEcoSD, !ISIe , PAGE-sixth column
FfSEH Psersixsh column
E9E SD6Ns P HPh%Sf 9f S fSuRp' FS LET
sEeoSD rAeTThrd fourth and adnd h e0Snn' and
THIRTEENTH PAGR-F1rst ana second columns
FRENcH xDvERTfsEMENTs- -TnlRrrnsTH PAcE-sixth
HELP p0'vV D-FEMALEs-FrrrrEsrn PAcr-Fourth
HEf col
uoRs sSd Psensocond third
9EsEs $SoSs H. column r4ons.A
column, and TEsra PAss-ss,h @ I,s column column
jersey CRY, .HoBokEY, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAGE
LEcTuRh SEAsoS-TEsTu Pacn-Fi1th column;
rGETe P,nsztb COLUMN column
M1TRIMoSIAL-TESrn PAer-sixth column S'''
shI1ASNHb AND
MISCELLANEOUS I'tpi sADvERrIsEMENTs-Twx PAGE
MIsGEL%aSEoGs7 SSs51 rAsr-Thi,a column
new ahTn sS column
PEkSoNALmrasy p PAcTcFiIst m column p.o,s, oo
PoLITIcAL-ELnvrsrn PAcE-sixth column.
Irt PAcE1Tegrta eSn%p
FIFTEEsTH PAcE-Fourth column, and THIRTEENTH
pRofEGTY odF fST Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EssPG sPf o s9aPa
REAL % and
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-Fmsr PAcE-First and second
EEEsTISEHSTs T PAes-Thsa a;T column.
BALES AT AUcTIoN-FouRrErsTm PAcE-sixth column,
ISsrH F1SfEsaf'e i9lfTg
First, second and. third columns, and THIRTEENTH
PACE-Fiith and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MA FIFTEENTH PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns, and THIRrEENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FoURrH PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FouRrH PAcE-Second
column.
STORAGE-TRSTH PAGE-Ffth column.
THE TRADES-FIFTEEETH PAGE-Sixth column and
THIRTEENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FoURTH PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRp PAGE-Frst
column, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-First column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoNp PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAGE-Fiith column and THIRTEESTH PAGE
Second and third columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TESTH PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRi, &C.-FouRrH PAGE - Fifth
column.
wESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PACE-First column.
wHITEsToNE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TwELFTH PAGE-Sxth col
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

PLUMEs VERY HEAVY FLUEs, IA INCHES LONG.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10


urpsssng in style and elegance anything heretofore Of
red and unequaed in OF finish and moderation OF
price.
Elegant silk Costumes eaboratey trimmed with striped
and plaid velvets and ostrich feather trimming, making
most elaborate and stylish dress, $l65, Sl75
Magnificent black silk Costumes got up in the most Of
fectye designs and Of trimmings copies Of some Of
imported dresses and made Of the best Lyons black silk
$i45, Si55, $i55.
Very elaborate black silk Costumes trimmed with velvet
made ofvery richLyons silk, sss silo, $l25.
colored silk Costumes plain navy blue, brown myrtle
green eiaboratey rmmed with velvet to match In variety
Beautiful designs in colored cashmere Suits lavishy
green, garnet &c at $50 $ss ssS $Ss $40; or win make
these to order at same price
black silk velvet and feather bands on basque and overk
$50, S45, $40 this is new and beautiful STYLE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..
We offering superb assortment of
TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs
OF own direct Importation;
also very large stock Of our own manufacture equal in
style and elegance TO the finest imported
Birds, Wings, Tips. Plumes, Feathers
Bridal wreaths and Bridal Walls,
all OF our own direct importation.
French Felt Hats in all the new shades and shapes
all at the very lowest prices
they purchased these prices any other house
In the city.
OUR OWN SPECIAL IMPoRTATIoNs
coored gros grain Silks in every color includ
ing every fashionable dark shade 81 25 per yard.
$50 pieces colored grain Silks In all the dark
shades, for fall and winter, 81 SO psr yard .
$50 pieces coored grain dress Silks in all desirable
First class black gros grain Silks 10 ST. Is 81 20
Very fine black gros grain Silks, 81 y, 81 so
Superior black Silks in different makes $l 70 81 - $2
One lot of very elegant Lyons silks, 81 % per yard
OPENING ON MONDAY,
1000 pieces of choice Dress Goods,
in all the new styles and coorings,
Mohar. plaid and plain serges and Dagonals Meanges
Debeges and Csmels Hair Cloth, 25c 3Oc 35c &c., 4oc
45c Soc. per yard:
MOURNING GOODS
in silkanish Briantines Cashmeres samise, Empress.
Beautiful blue black Cashmeres soc, 9Oc, e5c., 81.
Very fine Cashmeres, extra wide 81 10, 81 l5 81 25
Now ring,
full assortment of Merno Underwear for ladies' gents and
children, in all the best makes and qualities.
all wool, merino and cotton Hosiery;
at the lowest prices
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods,
In all the different varieties
Bargains in Blankets, Comfortables and Quilts
Cheapest stock of Napkins anal Towels in the city.
IL will pay you to examine them.
Now opening ladies' Cloth sacques
in 100 different styles and qualities
All the shapes have exhibition at
$40, SI2, SIS. $1s 500 S25. $50, $35 TO $40
II will pay you to make visft of examination before
'Ne' RICHARD MEAREs
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
MILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS.

Elegantly trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats from s.
Finest felt Hats, new shades, at 81 10 each.
90 90 cartons French Flowers, Just @ Ieeeiyed y
Floral Dress Trimming Of real French flowers from up
FEATHERS.
80 90 each 300 cartons Ostrich Tins and Pumes to match
every shade Feather Trimming 20 different
'I Pumss Psadstey shaded from 81 tO' s. 8 IS
each.
RI5s0Es.
100 cartons cOored Silk, grain, K inch, at 17c and
100 Cartons colorcd Silk gros grain "a nch 2oc and
SO S1H
800 rich brocaded Ties all styles 37c, 63c
s5c., CSC each and upward
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS
s:s s sn Sc "a 1 sD IN fs
stock Of French English and Vienna Jewery unequaled in
pure gold At one-helf jewellers prices the Joan Of Arc
''slt and Necklace 20 match in IL styles;
TRIMMINGS
5000 yards sss..sS Frnges dark shades from Isc yard
maraboat and moss E,adngs Titan and military Brads'
5000 dozen ano silk c5ccis. pearl bone and nickel But
tons at loc., loc., 2oc, 2oe per doscpu up.
KID GLOVES,
500 dOsen all choice dark shades we'll "Addle,
kid IN 2 ? and buttons =, % ,hr from SRolss asc up
Every % ali Ss is Sfs
E.. E. Till / | E.. E.. !. /.
4 son.
block below stewards
large and complete pS S"Sl'%T assortmen,s OF the
above Goods
aa R many nsp i Sssss below
kTA BURDETTE SMITHS
o4 BrGsdSay wa Twen's X and TE Tres'y soRr streets
Great sSe,iiemsetntii ,su,ovs
PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS.
NOW READYl
Exhibition Of something new.
GREAT ALLEG6sicAL i PAINTING,
after James ~ Beard, Of
FRAMED IN oT1hS PhASk A%Ag %HFSSs Ss AND Gill;
to PHhsiSsi the woRIb ID OF + sHsssnfDs FASHION.
Now an SS yisv as; 's'' :, Si4 si IS Broadway.
in the store.
IL 25A 257 aud 2e Grand street. Of chrystie
would invite special attention 10 their large and magnia
'0"' ''O''' Ladies' and chidren,s Underwear,
which ha, been selected with the greatest and with
special re- ference to their fall and winter saee, comprs
Shenrscs from ssc 70 81 80; Drawers 4ec 70 eoc.
Night Presses long 81 % and up Night Dresses, Short
74c and up.
shirts, soc to 81; Corset Covers, 62c to 81 %
Canton Flannel Wear a specially Embroidered Flannel
Skirts "a 80 and upward.
Pillow ishams, 81 70 to S2O 80.
Chidiplls Chemiscs Drawers Night Dresses. &C. at ex
tremcly 10 prices.
Merino .Joaks, Carriage Aghans Chdrens Leggins in
all sizes.
Corsets
full line OF ladies' and misses Corsets from 3sc 70
81 20. -
Also va Foys, Mrs Moodys and Thompsons GloveFit-
ting Cors It's
Compile te assortment OF the Merley Corsets.
COrset3 Waists, Skirt supporters, Bustes, &C.
LORD TAYLOR,
Grand and Chrystio streets and 80 Forsyth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRY GOODS.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER SUITS MADx
UP IN THE SAME STYLE AND OF THE SAME MA
TERIAL AS THOSE OFFERED IN BROADWAY
ESTABLISHMENTS AT A REDUCTION OF FULL 20
PER CENT. WE ARE CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
NOVELTIES FROM PARIS AND NEW DESIGNS FROM
OUR EXTENSIVE woRKROoMs WE CALL ArTEN.
TIoN THIS WEEK TO THE
LA Perdita," an elegant dinner dress Price $40
The ''Titiens." rich reception dress Price $3.50
The Lady Clare" superb walking dress Price sI2o
An endless of Suits rs S. 81 so $40 so
SIS, sis, SIS, s3i, $40 and upward
All Suits, the cheapest we'll sewed and mad
In good taste.
Camel's Hair Suit, silk trimmed, very pretty, $40
LARGE LINE OF CLoAKs AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BEST WATERPROOF CLoAKs, MADE FROM ENG.
LIsH GOODS. CAPE scoLLoPED AND BOUND WITH
FINE BRAID, HOOD LINED WITH SILK. At 81 So
Felt Skirts at 6oc. 75c $50, eoc 81 IS and s.
SINCE THE EXTENSIVE ENLARGEMENT OF our
ESTABLISHMENT WE HAVE MOVED OUR SUIT DE
PARTMENT INTO OUR NEW EXTENSION, AND BE.
LIEvE OUR SUIT ROOMS TO BE THE PLEAsANTEsI
IN THE CITY WE CORDIALLY INVITE ExAMINA
TIoN, AND TAKE PLEASURE IN EXHIBITING
GOODS TO LADIES WHO ARE NOT PREPARED TO
PURCHASE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRY GOODS.

STREET
se7 ? 40 p s1-Y
A!sz5H- Esd STREET A!sz5H
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TWENTY THIRD
STREET
WILL OPEN AND DISPLAY
WILL OPEN AND DISPLAY
WILL OPEN AND DISPLAY
MONDAY MORNING
NINE CASES
OF EUROPEAN NOVELTIES,
RECEIVED THE PAST WEEK
CONSISTING IN PART OF
ELEGANT PAssEMENTERIEs,
FINEST PARIS PRINCES.
SILK AND woRsTED GALLooNs.
GILT AND SILVER MIXED PRINCES,
PAssEMENTERIEs AND BRAIDs.
MARABoUT. IN MoHAIR, SILK AND BRAID.
NEW woRsrED PRINCES, IN ALL coLoRs
TOGETHER
FORMING THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
NOVELTIES EVER OFFERED, WHICH WE
OFFER AT EXCEPTIONALLY
Low PRICES.
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.,
One On iS"s.. invoice Of
FINEST FRENCH au1pURE LAcEs.
in entirely new and elegant designs
which, having ?s'7 IS oYEsfs YsEiss;;S TIE DOLLAR
extraordinary low prices.
WArE ERESST ESS EdR Bt9SPE
ITALIAN vAIENciESNEs LACEs,
REAL YAK LACEs,
WITH An IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ,EsEIEELY
NAINsooK EDGINos AND INSERTIONS,
SWISS EDGINGs AND INSERTIONS,
IN THE NEWEST PATTERNS,
POSITIVELY rnE EVER
OFFERED.
WHITE GOODS DEFARTNEST.
APPLIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM IF, Mt TIDES,
ANTIouF TIDIEs AND souAREs A % AD si"h'
A''''''-' '''''''' ''''D in ALL QUALITIES.
IN ALL WIDTHS AND QUALITIES.
Especial attention paid laid tam. E making rnrn
at the lowest possible prices.
STERN BROTHERS.
SIXTH AVENUE
TwENTY-TiiiRD STREET,
DISPLAY,
tho second floor Of
se7 SIXTH AVENUE, se1
the largest, most complete and best made line Of
LADIES' AND cHILDRENs UNDERGARMENrs
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. :.
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES. MANY THEIR OWN Ex-
elusive MANUFACTURE WHICH, UPON
CRITICAL EXAMINATION, WILL
BE FOUND
EQUAL TO THE BEST HOME MADE GARMENTS,
AT MUCH LOWER PRICES.
OUR VAST EXPERIENCE, IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE LARGE QUANTITIES WE ARE SELLING, ENA-
B1Es US TO OFFER THE BEST OF UNDERWEAR
GREATLY CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' MORNING ROBES,
IN FLANNEL CASHMERE, EMPRESS CLOTH.
FLAIS ISp fI1Ip "A D. P0RkfNNt TYCOON REPS.
~ 'N'io0' . LBS - FROM So so UPWARD.
Espo ,al attention is directed
to our immense assortment Of
cHILDREN's SUITS AND GARMENTS,
TO WHICH WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION.
cHIEDREN's WALKING SUITS.
GABRIELLE DRESSES.
BLoUiEs AND KILT SUITS.
WALKING COATS AND sAcouEs
or MELTON CLOTH, PoPLIN AND FLANNEL,
IN rH1s MOST DESIRABLE SHADES OF SEAL BROWN,
IN ALL AHaSs SIZES sly STYLES fhSS AND TnhaMa1Sos
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Over 20 dinercnt styles from Gle. upward.
STERN BROTHERS
Sixth avenue and TvsD.y-third stree.
MONDAY MORNING,
PARIS NOVELTIES IN
FANCY AND JET GOODS.
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES or
sLvEEED AND JET GOLFERS
JOAN D'ARC BELTS.
FILAGR EE CHATELAINES, BOUQUET HOLDERS AND
PORTEM0NNAIES.
INLAID SHELL GOODS.
NEW JET ORNAMENTS.
MEDALLIoNs AND PINS.
BLACK GARNET EARRINGS, MEDALLIoNs,
BRACELETS
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
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Jj515v .E2.5:5 / f. r. IS rs Szzz .z2sE
9KKKKKKKKKKKKR@
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/. $ Goo IS '''' 81 E....HE ..... .....
: ...J$ So ....s Fl / ,..... ]
! '''' Az J 'aa3 3s$ S'S ''' TIT
: ...J : 81 / w. e.. E. S,$ ... s..
H. O. F. KOCH
MoiDAY. OCTOBER II,
T. N a.n,.,u,sn,. great inducements
cases '' HLA oK SILK. .,... vel, and
fayorsbly known makes, rs follows
andsome sr1S Sh1s% heavy pSiS 1Tos d. Rhine 81
os Se yon rSs Gs s hySe SesS VI os Ts I worth 81 81
Rich satin finish Gros Graf warrantedto wear, 81 10
Extra sublime s. So s. So fully soc under value
Extra inducements win be Offered in
DRESS GOODS .,
Fra canals, bS serres a. 3oc formesIv Aoc '' "0eA
saS hsr sfFSS ohs sGS aSa 2s aad
Kpckerbocker snow Flakes very attractive prices.
A large assortment OF colored cashmeres
BLACK GOODS
40 pieces Of all wool black Cas- amere 5sc per yard.
Extra hne 4snch wide all wool Cashmere 81 Is peryard
Of every des ca iptiOn, at popular prices.
yLATyELs Table sSisi5"S' 6aSss.t' Napkins. ..,. ;.
THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
including All the desirable novelties
Ladies' and S;ls childTsns sIdwn 81 lose in
striped p Vi and plain;
all 'wooi, Merno and Cotton,
= ''''' S-''''' AT POPULAR PRICES
LADIES CLOTH sAcQUEs,
Ladies' and Chidron's muslin Und,,Twear
cheaper ths n at any other house.
POPULAR II. c. F. KOCH.
A.
T'.j |'|I E. :.
4 son,
75e BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET,
offering
large and complete assortments OF the
cheaper than any other retail house
in the city and in
many instances below wholesale prices.
BLACK AND coLoRED DRESS SILKS.
100 pieces Lyons black ros Grain at 81 20 81 25 up
is pieces very rich Gros Grain s. s5 worth So
II pieces very rich, satin nish So 25 worth "a 70
81 IS IS pieces finish ros Grain, rich coors 81
a yard, sold everywhere else at 81 g.
vELvETs
Ioopecss black silk vevcts g. s. 2s 81 rs to So
coakng veivets at So rs 50 90 81 So SIS to sI4 per
Navy blue seal brown myrtle shades
SO pieces silk Turquoise, rich shades 81 per yard and
up.
IAoEs
$50 pieces Guipure. "a inches wide, at Soc, 7oc &c.,
Point Duchess Point Applique in Barbcs Ties &C.
Very large stock real valenccnnes Laces, 75c
800 pieces Yak, "a nches from 25c., 2ec, sac. per
yard mp
worth Soc TO SOC. per yard
7 MILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Elegantly trimmed BOnnets and Round from IS 70
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

Beautiful Coque Pumes, mixed with cardinal wings and
Aigrcttes, at 49,
Pretty Hummng Birds, with shaded wings and agrottes
NJ 75c.
Richly shaded Birds Breasts in all choice colors At 73c
Fine Pompon Wings with long Agrettes, in Navy n.ue %
bottle green, maize, prunc cardinal light blue and ~
at oSc
Very choice Wings, with curved Plumes and s.sas'
tached cream pink, corn drab and b'-S' A'oO
Very choice Birds with shaded Wing n ~ 0oofs 80
Fine Peacock Wings With Pcmron attached at iSc-
V EEEE 1 v EEEE TrTTr sss
" F. + " ]. ! s.
Y Eurr fLrr v Errr : Ssssa
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

EXTRA SIZE, REAL OSTRICH, SINGLE STEM
TIPS IN CARDINAL, BROWN, NAVY iBLUE,
MAIZE. PRUNE, PLUM, LIGHT AND DARK
GRAY, AND SHADES TO MATCH ANY SAMPLE,
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

EXTRA QUALITY SINGLE STEM NATURAL OSTRICH
INCHES LONG, AT 81 IS
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

100 cartons coored Silk gros grain, IL inch 17c and
1oc.
colored Silk gros grain "a inch, 2oc and
25c
100 cartons colored Silk gros gran ~ inch Sic yard
so coored silk rch SIC In proportion
rich brocaded Ties all Styles 37c 63c,
s5c csc. each and upward
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

We have received large invoice OF
GUINETiS BLACK SILKS,
which will sell at prices that fail to please
10 black Cashmere from auction very wide and
fine, at soc.
Better qualities Lupin's all wool very hne Cashmere ID
75c., 81 and up to $3, all positive bargains
sPECIALTIES IN BLACK ALPACAs.
job lot Of Dress Goods mt 20c., worth 35c full
One lot OF Camel's Hair at I9c, worth SOC.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

We can especial attention 80 our assortment of
BLACK AND coLoRED SILK vELvETs,
MANUFACTURED ENTIRELY TO OUR ORDER, AND.
THEREFORE, OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY. THEY
ARE THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFFERED IN
THIS LINE.
A GOOD QUALITY BLACK SILK VELVET al 81 so
SUPERIOR QUALITY and COLOR at 81 rs and 81 s5
Very rich quality SILK VELVET. fully twenty inches
wide, At s3. ~ ~, S3 70 and 81
Navy blue, seal brown, cardinal bottle green and prune
SILK vELVETs, In all grades, constantly on hand
Extraordinary prices in black and coored yELvETEENs
MfLLINERS AND STOREkEEPERS WILL FIND OUH
PRICES FAR BELOW THOSE OF DOWNTOWN JOB
BERs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10
BOSTON MARKETS.


FL0U R-rhe Flour market is still very quiet
Sales at $ . a Is for Western superfne,
s. a 20 Tor common extras; s. 20 10 20 for Wis
consin and Minnesota extras; 81 OOG % to- white
wheat ohio, Indiana and Michigan. s. % as 30 Tor
ILLINOIS, and 3 = a > for st. Louis inclr 1ng
choice and iavorite brands. Corn Meal is quiet
and has been selling at 50 81 a 4 10 y Dbl.
Dat Meal ranges from 8 20 a 2 Dbl. as TO the
quality.
GRAIN The market for Corn has been dull
during the week. Sales have been st s2ze sec p
bushel for mixed and yellow. Oats have been
quiet. The sales have been at - a 60c v
hushel for mixed and white. In Rye sales at
sc z bushel. Shorts have been selling at
81 a p Y ton and Fine Feed and Mddlings
at So a = ton. In Barley nothing has been been
done and prices are quite nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been quite firm, ard
prices are we'll sustained. The safes have been at
SIC 70 "a L for prime So 10 a p 80 for mess; and
s256 SO 81 2 Dbl. Tor clear and extra clear to
quality. beef Is firm and is In demand with
sales At SO ~ 1sl2 for mess and extra mess, and
sl7 a Il 80 Tor family. Lard is firm and has been in
demand. The sales have been at lit "a l5c v h for
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
selling at Is a l5.c Y b for Boston and Western.
PRODUCE. There is a better feeling for choice
grades OF Butter The sales Of choice New York and
Vermont cairies have been at . d30c and common
10 gcOd range from - a &c Y b, as to quality.
Cheese is in moderate demand. Sales have been at
ans isb. White Beans at s. lslr2 % z bushel
/ Tor medium; extra pea at 81 10 10 30, and
yellow ey Is at 81 75r2 81 y bush. Eggs at l9f2lc
doI. Tor Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at IS
a s. = bush. Apples are selling at 20o a ; 90
| 2 Dbl
| WOOL. There has been fair demand for domestic
feeces and combiDg and deaine selections, but fine
Woods are stil quite dull and neg .ected. The sales
comprise 100 90 lbs comhing and delaine feeces 81
| Is d6Uc for washed and iad49 Rb for unuashed;
5000 Tbs Ohio and Pennsy lvania feeces at Al. a
sos Y h $4,000 lbs unwashed and uumerchsntable
neeces at 20 a 40; 800 lbs Michigan and other
| ileeces at 40aD 45c IN