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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-28
Put These In Your Hat.

Never anticipate wealth from any
source but honest labor; waiting for
it to come without work, has ruined
many men ;do not be afraid to take
off yo1r coat, roll up your slecves
and commence at the bottom of the
ladder, alone, to climb upward too
much help is often injurious never
postpone till to morrow what can be
done to day for perseverance,, dill.
gonce and industry will overcome all
difficulties; do not trust to luck, for it
is a word that does not apply to sue.
cessful man if difficulties arise,
surmount them, step by step high
towers arc boiIt piece by piece do
not underrate your own abilities.
Tho Grcenvillo Enterprise and
Mountaineet warns tho public against
ono u. w. Mason, who recently vic.
tlmlzed tho dcnizen Of that city. He
camo as an instruct or in manship,
and profossed being q me Der of the
Episcopal church, member of the
Masonic fraternity and Good Temp.
lar. tle proved to be an impostor
and qua pended Mason. Ho has a
wife and children in Selma, Ala, and
another in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. al.
though he claimed to be an unmar.
rled man. llo left suddenly for ports
unknown, after behaving very badly
in Grccnvillo.
1t is related of certain minister.
who was noted for his long sermo ons
with many divisions, that one day,
when he was advancing among his
teens, bo reached at length kind of
resting place in his discourse, when,
pausing to take breath, he asked the
question "And what shall | saw
more ;" A. voice from tho congroga.
ton earnestly responded, Say
Amen ="
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knnnck =.
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Tho fellow that composed the
following short poem could tell the
truth
There's beauty in the frying pan,
When tho fat is jumping high;
There's beauty in dozen eggs,
oropr cd softly in to fry;
1hrrc's beauty in a slice Of ham,
NcSrhnIia young and sweet,
\ Amt when together they are flied
\ Th"y re beautiful to cat.
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The Fairfield Herald
ntAa PUBLISHED a .s- .
EV'ER.iT WEI iWE,SDAY Y
Oliieiat Directory or Fairfield
'S" County. '''-. 'S-

sEsAron--Moscs Martin.
REPRESENTATIVES, Joseph Thompson
John Gibson. Joel Copcs.
l.. ). Dpvall
@nh1. Is. Clowncy-Clcrk of the Court
J.: j. Neil-Judge Of Probate.
". Prakc-Cohnty Auditor.
". NJ Nclson-Couuty Trensurer.
W. j. Crawford-School COMMISSIONER
II. F. Mnrlin--Jury Commissioner.
COUNTY GoMMIssIoNERs--Jas II. Harvey,
Henry Jacob, Carter Beatty.
III. N. Obear- U. 8. Commissioner.
Eo1.nIEs pUBLlc.--M. c. Robertson, J.
q. Davis, II. N. Obcar, y. B. Kirland.
TRIAL JUsTtCEs-A. NJ. Mackcy, W. r.
Marshall, james Aiken, Silas W. Ruff.
IL. J. f. w. Coleman, Thomas Walker,
DR.. Ira S, Scott
II. r. Robertson.
w'NNsBpR0 NATIONAL RANK or SOUTH
cARoLlHA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500, 900
PAiD Ur $3.50
W. II. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. MoMas,cr, Vico. President.
Saml. Il. Clowncy, Cashier.
III. G. Robertson. Teller.
,.a DIRECTORS.
W. II. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott, james
,'eaty, George II. McMaster, u. II. Flen.
rlken. Jas. B. McCnnta, Jas. II. Rion, Jas.
a. Drice. a. S. Douglass, Col. William
ohnston, Of Charlotte, N G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre Bncot-Intcn,lant.
wARn~Xs--F. Gcrig, J. y. Fraser, w.
NJ. Nelson, J. D. McCarlcy.
cutEr or roLICE--T. j. II. Murphy.
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LIVER CURE,

a purely Vegetable Compound, fr.
from any poisonous matter whatever
can be given with impupity to m infa n
OF only q few hours old for c ollie or an
Derangement of The Bowels. This Com
pound will assist nature TO resist the j
auencc Of malaria, and thereby preser
health. 1t is guar an teed to eme Dyspe
sia, Constipation. Biljcus q Sick Hen
ache, bilious or Cromp Collie "a
especially Painter 9 C olic), and all 9th
redangemepts Of tbo i>tr, Kidneys, SIX
Stomach and Bowel. Give i, a tria
and be convinced. -..
Manufactul ed by f. r.. KING g. SONS
Colnmasia, 8. c., snd for sale by, ,a..
DR.. W. +. Aiken, Agent. also by DR.. !
II. MoMaster, WinRsboro, SC. -....
jun ''..
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ADdEH'S WHARF, CHARLESTON SC
LIBERAL advances made upon con
IL slgnmonfs of Cotton or other Fro
dnce to them in Charleston or through
,n''r correspondents in Liverpool, New
York nnd Baltimore.
NHS" Particular attention 10 N. ,oI.
pi"HI T"no.
Ncy.7
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WHITE GOODS,

a bosdlifal STOCK of riqucs.,- < Striped a. and j
Checked Nainsooks, Jaokoncts. swias
Musl'ns, 30. Notions and Trimmings In
great variety at
april 6 J. II. BROWNS
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The State of South Carolina .
County OF FAlnFlpLD., e.,
In tho Probate ianrt

by 'No. j. NElh, Esq, PROBATE Juaue.
AN HEREAS, George W. Hathcock both
W made suit TO me. to grant him i,ct.
tcrs OF administration 'of The Bstaio ,ong
effects of Hugh Y. Robinson. doccesed
rhcse arc therefore tocite and aAmonisb
all and singular thckindred and creditors nf
the said Hugh y. Robinson, dcconsed'
TINT they DO and appear before mo, i'm Glro
Court Of Probate 10 be hold at Fain6oiS
court iiousc, 8, c. on the 9Th day of
Hiny nest, aftcr publication hereof, NJ nd
U c'ocK M tho foronoon,to slew cn,,so If
any they have, why the said Am;nistro
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 17th ia;y seS
April, a Pr 1875, = g,y,.l. ...I F,"0," .
JOHN J. NEIL.
april 30 f1x2' .'a7s - ,p,F'r -
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Charlotte, Columbia, s. Au,
,.. Rail Road.
!HIgElsR !&aag kklSESFg klzasSg !kkSlsy2 kSkSg2 49, 49,

'
CoTUMDIA,a Dcccmber 23, fi877d.
IlnE following Passenger Schedule
4, VI be run over this road on and
.. TRAtN.--GoIEG NORTH.
Lcavo Augusta, at $50. .--~ $50 n ~
2 s. Columbia, S. c., ,..,s db n ~
- I" Winnshoro, d.58 y IN
=" Chester, '' "' ... G.8d r III
Arrive at Charlotte, N. C. 900 IN
TnAIN---tIoiHa soUrus -H.t
Leave Charlotte, N oC.at ."i 8s0ap"
g Chester, e.f -n. . ll.2nn
" Winnsboro, l238nm
ool"mbia' 2'52 r m
Arrive at Augusta 805r
JAS. ANDER ON, Gen'l Supt.
A. POPE,
Gen Passenger and "'ct.. '.nn,
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An honest man is believed withs
out oath, for his reputation swear.
for him.
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Notice Of Land lselomption,T
80 ''.1 AuDIToRs OPvfcr "a.

Foir5eld County, ApplTth, 1875. l.
-MOTlCE is hereby given to J.. ,L,gon
a. ana MS assigns, that tho m oncy has
been dtposifed'in Tho County IRE asdfy Of
Fairfield County, for.the redcm ption Of
tnIrty hvc 80 acres of land in TO wnsbin
NO; e. sold rs the property Of tho ostate
ol 'onh oheue, deceased. for taxes, and
purchased by the said J, N. Lioon. Mior"i'
the Sth, A. D., 1875. V"
W. B. PEAKE,
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Boaty, Bro, Il Son.
..szsA HAVE a NEW WAGON 70,
R sale.
eSsszS april Cd
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| a DIES Hats trimmed to order by an
- experienced Milliner, at reasonable
rates, an u warranted TO give sstisfact ion,
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QCNDalIy TO Agents. s5 new
sp ~ articles and the b,sk Family
Paper In America with two Sc. 90 Chromos
Tree. A. NJ. M'FG Co., 800 Bro adway,
N. X, ,.......
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

a Fortune in 1t. Every Ess family 5 buys
IA 1t. Sold by agents. Address G.. s.
"a'ker' Erie, Pa, @. - 81 ..,.,
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ALPACA.

THE largest ana finest stock Of Black iA1.
paca In this place.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


ANusEMENTs--s PAss-Third fourth. fifth and
HALL HALL oN-srcoSe raeE-iSrd column
shII.LiARDs. 4 Ds.sEcoNp :, PAcE-Flrss column.
HOARD AND L6bGISG @ASTED-Twnlrrn v; PAel-
BEooSLYS RE1L ESTATE FOR s1LE-ElEvrSru
pgsISEss orFosTUN NirIEs-SrsrH PAer-
bOsINEsS NOTlCEsSkvESrH PAcE-Fiith and sixth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvEsrH PAGE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEE-TwxLFru PAGr-sseond col
asB r4ossss
ooAsTSfsE sTEAMsHIPs-ELEvrsrH PAoH-Fnh and
DANCING xcXDEMIEs-ELEvEsrH PAcE-sixth col
pENrIsTRY5 5Snru PAcr-s,x.h column nm, ,, a.,
DWELLING 'I house, eSsI' TO LET FURNISHED AND UN
RURoPE4S srEAMsHIPs-ELEyKsr PAcE-Fith col
gxcHANoE-NIsrH PAGK--sxth column.
Pine ARTS-NisrH PAGE-Fourth column.
E5oGs hSb TO LET
ELsyxsrH PAcE-Third column:
hELP wASTED-FEMAIEs~T p4on-second
HELP wANTED-MALEs-TwELyr PAoR-second and
HORSES cARRfAGEs. &c.-sKcosp PAcE-Firs, column
EosEs so5as r4srSEss 1c GH@q p.or
g4y AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvEsrH
LEcTuRE sBHsoSMSlsru si PAex-Fourth column
LEGAL NoTlCEs-TwkLFrn PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUkD-FRsr PAGR-Second column.
NACHISkRY-TwKLPTH PAcE-Third column
MARBLE AANTLES-SKcOND PAGE-First column
hAfkIMDNIAI-NINIH PAGE-sixth column.
hEDlCAL-rwkLrTH PAGF-Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGR-
Sixth column.
MIscELLAEEoUs--E -ELEvESTH PAcE--Foursh column
Ag aslG ~ Ai.-.SkcoAp PAGK-second column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column
fkksONAL.-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
flAkoFOkfES. ORGANS. &C.-SkcosD PAGE-Second
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTRD-FEMALEs-
- IwgL.rn PAGK--Seeond colnmn. - -
RkNT-ELEvEsrH pAGk-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO RXcHASGE-ELrvEsrH PAGE-sec
REAL ESTATE wANTED-ELEvKsrH PAGE-second col
RELIGIOUS SoTIcEs-FlRsr PAcE-Firss and second col
REsTAURANTs-NsrH PAcg-sixth column.
kEWAkDS-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond column.
SALES AT ACCIIoA-TwkLYTH PAcE-fourth column
sIrUATIoNs neutrality-suspicious. PAGE
sITUATioNs wASrED-MALEs-Twrlrru PAeH-see-
SPECIAL NoTioEs-NNru PAeH-Finh and sixth col
BPoRTTSG-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-srcosD PAen-First
c"iumR
TUE TRADES-TwKLrTH Pngs-rhird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-ELEvRsTH PAGE
second column
TRAyELLElss, GUIDE -ELKyESrn PAGR-s.xth column
uNPuRSISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH PAGK-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-sEcosD PAcE-Third column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-ELRyEsTH PAGE--Frst column.
WINTER RESpRTS-TwkLFTfl PAGE-SiNth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, kC-rEsTn PAGE-Sixth col
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33s BOW ERY, $40
Between Bond and Great Jones streets.

NOT TO GARRY ANY or THESE GOODS OVER.
WE WILL OFFER MONDAY MORNING. AND DUR
ING THE WEEK. THR ENTIRE BALANCE OF
MOST CHOICE ARTICLES IN RUSSIA LEATHER
GOODS, BRoNzEs. CHINESE. JAPANESE AND
CARVED WOODEN WARE, REGARDLESS OF
COST.
GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. PORTE
MoNNAIEs, GARD CASES, CIGAR CASES, sATcH
ELS, TRAVELLING COMPANIONS, LADIES' WORK
BONES, oDoR CASES LIBRARY AND PARLoR Or
NAMESTs. lNKsTANDs. VASES. JARDINIEREs.
TOYS, DOLLS, WITH COMPLETE OUTFITS AND
FURNITURE; PARIS AND BERLIN EMBRoID-
Erred SLIPPER PATTERNS. SOFA CUSHIONS,
CHAIR STRIPES. WALL POCKETS. sUsPENDERs
&C.
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RODGERS AND ORR BROS,

1893. 1855. 1877 Eighth avenue,
Between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
NOTIONS AND UNDERWEAR
100 corsets Rodgers Orr Bros own, at 81; worth
81 So
$40 soled Underwear ladies' Chimises Drawers,
Night Gowns. Ac.. from toc, upward.
1000 ladies' Ties at &c. !5c., zoe
SO dozen rich sak Ties. AZ 45c. formerly 81.
Laces Bralds Gmps Buttons, Notions scar in endless
variety
vELVETs SILKS
800 pieces rich Lyons SIX. 7ae.. sc. 0ac
200 pieces best quality of Lyons eolored Silks 81 IS
81 50. specially cheap
IaO pieces isuhcent quality Of Bcllons and Ponsons
BLACK ana colored Sks satn face ~ 80 75 per yard
80 pieces I.yons SILK telvet. e. 80 60 $50 per yard
A CALL or INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY SO.
LIGHTED.
be found
Goods q O d.. subject examination SAMPLES
free application enable ontoftown
purchase tF0m yantagconsy - resident Ia shs
city
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"A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW
YEAR,
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s3s BowERY, $40

s27 and $40 Sixth avenue and s West Twentieth street,
now Offering
THEIR IMMENSE STOCK
Millinery and silk Goods
at greatly reduced prices
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Fancy sashes
5neh good quality SOC 60 7oc yards warranted all silk
and such Roman sash Ribbons 81 y and 81 So for
Fancy sash Ribbons in all the patterns.
LACE GOODS
Novelties in made Lace Goods especially for holiday
sesseisss Jackets.
Cashmere Ties aud Bows.
Latest novelties up Lace Uoods Tor evening wear
Rulings IN endless variety
Ladies and serliemen's initial Handkerchief
TIES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
200 so.sn ,s1sy e,csade ,. Ties a sSr worth SOC
- 20 doasd embroidered end Ties 81; worth 81 So
Gsntiemens Ties
500 dozen sin Handkerchief. Al 2se,
Gshtemen' siIk Munlers.
KID GLOVES
for holiday presents.
10 10 SSssa Spss sa ss ss Sa,;cs and apsa1S
FELT HATS
r.,, closing og' IN sar l@msnss s stock z.
.pssal,S q one rsSsA fs Hats. IN cream color;
rRIaMhD HATS
IMMENSELY REDUCED PRICES
FROM = 20 $40
SILK yELyRrs
Al kEDCCED PRICES
s0Sd S.aos eesy SeS Siea ssss ssiSs % e = sors m
coforsd yelvets. from 81 90 % - 30 in al shadsA
BANKRUPT STOCK
FLOWERS ASSb FEATHERS
500 dozen Brds a. 2jc
Feather Bands, ii white sream and blue cream ups
Fine Feathers and Flowers for evening
Fine Roses. IN pale pink tea cream aud cardinal
Dress Sets. from - 10 xlu
90 TO o'NEILL's
HOLIDAY FRRsExFs
s27 and s29 sixth aud los West Twentieth street
EURs.-cLEARrSG OUT SALE,
Real seaiskn sacqaes from 500 upward
Furs altered and refined reasonably at shortest notice
tS9 Broadway
FIRST OR SECOND FLAT TO LET-AT 80 WEST
n ?orty seventh street, eight light rooms all modern
improvements stationary tubs range bathroom, eryanss
lighted finished hrst class good location Apply
j WEAVER. on premises
c,HIRT STORE Sl3 WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET,
- Wheeler Wilson. Wilcox aud Gibbs sewinf Machine.
only 800 also singers improved $40 all complete; guar.
ant ecd good a. new, exchanged u required
IoCviN RID GLOVES, MAIsoy yIoLEr PERFUM.
ssnd Il IL GRoDEE ( CO.'S iate 4 Brues. sa'Eas,
Twelfth street, west ~ broadway
DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
tSxrAINIxa rnIEEs LAfEsTT LoGiL AND rELE.
GRAPHIC NEws,
N'D '''' foLicE sGErcaEs AND .
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES Is sHor GiRLs
AND
a.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CnURcH or THE HOLY APOSTLES, CORNER
Ninth avenue And Twenty eighth street-S sunday ser.
vices N iul Al M and ~ n Nj Rev. r. h. Terry will preach
m the morning and Rev n G, Rogers secretary for indian
Mission preach IN the evening before the Wo-
man Mission Association VI the parish,
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Nothing seasonable Tor NEW YEARS GIFT
THAN CHOICE SET OF FURs, A sRALsKIN CAP.
FUR GLOVES, or best of all. SEALSKIN SACQUE We
offer splendid lower prices throughout than
any other house in New York.
BEAUTIFUL REAL SEAL SETS, MuH, with extra
length Boa, rich trimmings at s2a CHOICE SETS as $50
$35 $40 and upward.
FINE REAL MINK SETS iour. stripe Muf, and full four
skin Boa a. $40 s25. $50 s35 $40 $la
$50, $50 and upward.
BLACK LYNX SETS, choice Muf and Boa, at 80, -.
55555
FRENCH MINK MUFF, extra quail $$$S So
&ss ss
ity lining and tassel with splendid long " ooo5
Boa. In every particular desirable SIS 90
Set at S$$$ 81 SIS
5555 Q
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

~ i. LYNN. ESQ, LECTURES AT lO1z A. h.-SUB'
~. ject. -Ratonal Spirtuasn: ~ r. ~, Shakerism"
chdren's lyceum ~ NJ Hall Of Society Progress
I've Sphalsts SIS West Thirtythd Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

GENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. FORTY SECOND
\ VI street between seventh and Eighth enuesey J.
d. Herr. pastor; services 10 80 A. NJ. and 80 r N.
Strangers M ade welcome.
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A.
fri 4 4 / Esais f S., f a a 7
+ R r. II ssss II A A M y

CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY
No. - East Fourteen tn street.
between University place and fifth ave nue..
unusual chance for tho Holidays and during January
Consequence OF building TO be down,
OUR STOCK MUST BE SACRIFICED
We ofer black anu coored silk Suits low $35 trimmed
with silk velvet also embroidered, from $50 TO Sg5.
Suits of Cashmere Camels Hair Nicugna Cloth and var
other goods, for nalf their value.
Beaver Cloaks. formerly Sb, reduced TO s..
Beaver Cloaks, formerly 50, reduced TO 81
Beaver Cloaks, formerly $ll, reduced TO s..
Beaver Cloaks, formerly SIS, reduced to S.
Beaver Cioaks handsomely trimmed with brads also with
variety OF styles formerly SIS $50 reduced
50 ~ $40
As an extra indueement 10 per will be de-
Quoted from reduced price every purchases
JOSEPH BERNHARD. Proprietor.
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5 !. ) e 5 I, i ::
@ Geo 90 LII 900 600 I Akkk sss .

WELL SELECTED MATERIALS.
PERFECT FITTING SHAPE,
TRULY REASONABLE PRICES
ALL THESE EXPLAIN WHY WE ARE SELLING
MORE cLoAKs THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
THE UNITED STATES
FOR THIS WEEK WE OFFER GREAT REDuc.
TIoNs, HAVING PURCHASED SOME LARGE LOTS
AT SACRIFICE
ALL WOOL cLoAKs at 81 81, reduced from S.
PLAIN AND ROUGH BEAVER oLoAKs, very prss
test style, at 81 o5; positively worth -.
rough coaks. long and shapeiy, trimmed
with braid at s4 SO: have sold this season at $40
Long front cloaks very beaver sk trimmed a. se
sold early atsl2.
OUR $40 CLoAKs REDUCED TO sIl so.
OUR SIS cLoAKs REDUCED TO SIS s.
BEST QUALITY FUR LINED SILK sAcoUEs at ssa
worth 500.
DESIRABLE BARGAINS AND REDUCTIONS IN ALL
OTHER DEPARTMENTS
At
! EasI91s,: EHEI91s,:
2s7 EIGHTH AVENUE. ass,
BETWEEN TwENTy-FouRrH AND TWENTY-FIVE
STREETS
BEwAREi MAKE NO MISTAKE. Our aumbsrs ara
only 2s7 aud 2sa
A
on all purchases amounting TO
Goods marked Z d IN D'pi plain Ssurs.
wnl positively waSs'Ff aoss FSdsy GssiD, December 81
IMPORTERS HSb xs,if g
500 Broadway. sse sss
sss sss srSsswsy. srssswsy. 800 800
Houston Street
nARIsIAS LADIES wRIsTLETs-A NEW AND
L highly elegant article, wanted by every lady. semi
sssysns's Sss .slsss Sswss SS asis'P j. " ''n ADDRESS - "
DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
h,x,vo ,x,vo rrlS PEIoE TWO Sr CENTS E1r AN rrrp.
AND nLusTRAriSSs o. '
ALSO SPECIAL ARrIcLRs on sHoP GfRLa
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
CIpE PLATING pos DREssEs;msESp yoUa
- Dress Fionnces 10 be plated TO HkNRfs S4l sixth av
II vIGouRoux. l22 FOURTH AVENUE, STAMP
Troas.eaax Lingerie and Under~esr Monosram 10 orde,
Tor table ana oe linen gentemsns initiailed Handker
fancy embroidered Pincushions. &c. Wholesale depart
ment East rwenh Perforated Paper Patterna
Machines and accessories for stamping.
nLLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
A MARIE TILLMANN co. or PARIS, IM'
n portcrs oi hne Millinery and Nine.
Michel 423 sixth Twenty sixth streetLa-
Parisau Modes finest Goods for day and evening
Flowers.
Al -MMk i. CHEyALfER, 2s EAST sIxTEExTH
al. street.. between Broadway and Fifth avenue begi
inform ladies that before her pa
she will SELL reduction, what she has levf
winter i'm oration In Bcnuets Hats and line Lingerie
IMPORTANT TO LADIES, DREssMAKERs, UPHoL-
aud others-Platng Shrving. Embroide ring,
Braidng stamping &c work done for the trade tho
Bonnax macnine. J H. BROWN ia East Fourteenth
street. opposite Academy OF Music.
MRS. FIRMIN, FROM l,lS3 BROADWAY MAKES
INl fashionable suits ~ style Princess Dress
~, punctuatty and despatch. 100 East Twenty sixth
street. corner fhirc avenue
DEAD TUE SUNDAY TELEGRAM
III PRICE TWO GENTS,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND rELEa
GRAPHIC NEWS
POLfCk SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES oN sHoP GiRIs
SPECTRE uT sTARyATtox
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

(sHURCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY FIFTH
~ avenue. corner Fortyhfth ssreeL-Rey Dr. T. u.
Chaplin VIII preach this mnrniag III o'clock
vice and eAtemporaneous address the evening o'clock
all Melcoma
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

DESIRABLE NEW YEARS PRESENTS At De
sIRABLE PRICES.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

2s7 EIGHTH AVENUE. 2se
BETWEEN TwRNTY-FouRrH AND TWENTY FIFTH
STREETS.
BEwAREi MAKE NO MISTAKE Our numbsrs
only 2s7 aud 2ss.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, October 6.

Cleared Yesterday.
kThere were no Clearances at the Custom House
Dsterday)
Arrived.
bin Reunion, Curtis Is days from New York. to
De IN, Zerega eco. list dist 81
lip Asunquam Dormio Cousins, from Liverpool Aug
2, TO Lowell Bailey-Point
lrk Oxford, Watson from Rio de Janeiro Aug 2 to
master-Point
sTEAMBoATs.
Waloon. Vallette. from Lower Coast
Col 4 p Kouns Kouns from Jefferson
X L Brvarly. ScovelL from Shreveport
Leslie Taylor. Jume from Baton Rouge
Stella Block. Basset. from Lower Coast
Kate Dickson. Trrrebonne, from Thihodaax
0riole. O'Pry, from Lower Coast
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on WEDN ESDAY. 9th inst at S p n
r. - For Cincinnati, Louisville. Evans
l@sslts vile, Henderson Shawneetown Pada-
cab, Cairo Memphis and all intermediate
pOints-The passenger steamer
Macy Houston,
Nnas. Miller, master. Illicit Miller clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage apply ON
board, or to BURDEAU e. WAYNE
or LOG Gravier street.
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STEAMBOATS,.


TUE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
Memphis and Ohio River Line of Pach cts, aro
prepared 70 give through bills of ading in ecton
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Kal,road and Onachita Railroad from Chicot City
Iron Mountain Railroad from Belmont. Mo-: Evans
vile and Charlottesville Railroad and all its connec.
lions from Evansville Ind; Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections from
CinciI natl. For all inform att and through ratea
Apply to BURDEAU & WAYNE
Sill 100 G1avier street.