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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30
Mere Wind.
The Cincinnati Commercial wisely

The Cincinnati Commercial wisely
remarks:
There is something too much of
this talk of economy and reform if
the Democracy get the upper hand.
The facts do not warrant it. 1t is
mere wind and nothing else. If
Democratic administration in Gin
cinnati or New York is to be taken
as sample of what Democracy will
do on National scale, we have fears
that not only one biscuit would be
stolen from the bonest mans plate,
but the entire batch, and the honest
man then taxed to pay for the meal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

Now how can these two totally oppo-
site, conflicting and intensely contra
dictory statements be recORciied.
Let honest, truthful, dignified and
patriotic journalism try the desperate
task. 1t seemeth thus to me. Both
cannot be true. The
latter one was history already writ
ten to your hand, that prime COM
mercial paper secures money at low
rates of interest. Honest and pru-
dent business men can and do fur
nish that kind OF paper. Hence your
editorial is .hasty, Incorporate and
inaccurate in all its de-
tails. 1t is frothy, foolish and false.
The blind flounderings and fancies
of q mind disordered by some pet
and mischieroas theory or dreadful
~ warped by party bias. Please ex-
plain. which.
Respectfully,
A SOLDIER. (
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30
"Cheap Money"

al. V. R." of the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
How very absurd it is for men to
go up and down the State, advertis-
ing "cheap money" There can be
no such thing. 1t is contradiction
in terms. That which is cheap is not
money, and that which is money Is
not cheap. In other words, if money,
it is not cheap, and if cheap, it is not
money. What would we think OF
man who should advertise short
ward sticks? There is as much sense
in it as in 'cheap money"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30
Perils Imnendlng.

A Washington special to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says:
Information from New York, brought
by Democrats directly from some of
the leading Democratic moneyed
men, is to the effect that the position
of their party in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania has already begun perceptibly
to effect our credit abroad, and that
if Ohio goes Democratic next month
the financial injury done abroad viii
be very great.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30
4ke geurnsl,

THE capital stock of the First Ma
tional Bank, of Gallipolis, is $780,
900. This capital stock is invested
in the bonds of the United States, de-
posted with the Secretary of the
Treasury, at Washington, to secure
the redemption of its circulation. In
this way these bonds are taxed, for
the bank pays taxes to the State, to
the county, to the township and the
city, on its capital stock. Then again,
the bank has paper circulation of
$4,000, and this, too, is taxable in
the hands of the holder. Now, wipe
out these institutions, as the demo-
cratic platform demands, and what is
the result. You lessen the tax du-
plicate just the sum of $4,000, for,
please remember, that these bonds,
when in the hands of private parties,
are not taxable, and further, that
greenbacks, which are to take the
place of National bank notes, are
likewise non taxable. Isn't this dem
ocratic scheme beautiful thing!
AS Gen. Jackson once said Of simi-
lar scheme in his time, it will eventu-
ate in making the rich richer, and the
poor poorer. Will the American peo-
pie, the men who pay the taxes of
the country, consent to relieve from
taxation the vast sum which is CON-
prised in the capital stock and circu-
lation of the National banks? This
is one of the great issues pending in
this campaign, and vote for Allen,
or vote for Aleshire, is vote to fix
this policy upon the country. Will
you do it; make your individual bur-
dens heavier to crafty a mere person
al or party feeling? Do it, and you
must forever thereafter desist of COM
plaint about high taxes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30
Who the Real Gyaseutus Is.

FROM tne ClrcleVllIe Herillu.
"The race is not always to the
swift, nor the battle to the str0ng"-
voiced! The fact that Sam. Cary has
mounted all the Democratic hobbies,
like Stickney in his seven-horse act,
and ridden them all so rapidly and
promiscuously, that he has not only
outstripped Uncle William, but has
left that venerable parsonage far in
the rear, is beginning to be apparent
to everybody. Sam. never was con-
tented to be a mere "feller," so long
as there was a possibility of becOm-
ing "a HI of a feller." He is the
great, grand gyascutus of the cam
paign,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

The contest in the election this
fall is between the owners of bonds
and National Banks and gold deposi-
tories, and the owners of factories,
furnaces, railroads, steamboats, and
farms. We shall see which class of
men are to run the Government.--Cin.
Enquirer.
Sam. Cary, in one bunch, put $685.
500 into bonds, to save taxation, and
we suppose represents the first class.
We agree with the Enquirer; he
should not be permitted to ''run the
government"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

ALIENS strong point against Grant
is that he pardoned Paymaster who
had stolen half million of dollars,
and invested it In an attempt to solve
the mysteries of draw poker. The
Ohio State Journal inquiries:
as it possible that Old Bill is so
ignorant as not to know that that
Paymaster was Democrat, and that
he was pardoned out on petition
signed by nearly every leading Dem
ocratic politician in Pennsylvania, his
native State?'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

WE are led to think that J. E. Rob-
inson's lonely tour of the county
didn't promise much, hence the SUI
preme effort made last week to draw
Il crowd. A brass band, two dozen
candidates, three buggies, six horses
and 'yaller' dog under the wagon,
would make meeting itself. The
young eagle of the Bulletin could
below and initiate awfully to $50
large and respectable an audience"
brought all the way from Gallipolis.
Such audiences are little expensive,
but they are mighty handy to make
a meeting, and soon learn to cheer at
the points" Even the 'yallcr' dog
is useful. Sometimes he sees or
smells the pint quicker than any of
them, and broad grin gently breaks
across his noble face, as he quietly
gathers his tail about him and seeks
a fresher air.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

MAINE, which votes in September,
is always the prophet of how Ohio
will vote in October. AS she de-
creases or increases her Republican
majority, all may, with confidence,
anticipate the result in the succeeding
elections. To this rule there has
been no eXception.-Cin. Enquirer.
The Enquirer finds occasion to
change the rule. "As goes Maine, so
goes the Union,' used to be the dem
ocratic rallying cry. The rule is
still good. We see no occasion, as
the Enquirer does, to change it.
Maine has gone Republican, and so
will follow Ohio and other States.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-30

Said the spider to the fly;
"'Tis the prettiest little parlor
That ever you did spy"
We acknowledge that the Demo
cratic party had no great reason to
rejoice on their new departures; for
the end was by no means satisfactory.
To nominate Greeley, who said that
to resume it was only necessary to
resume, was logical result, and the
defeat of Greeley was an equally log
ical consequence. The whole opera
tion was one of the most signal hum
bugs the nation had eyer seen. Poor
Vallandigham did not live to see it;
but his friends lived to see the croco
die tears shed upon his grave.
It is doubtless in consequence of
this bitter experience that the Dem
ocratic leaders are now trying anoth
er and stronger new departure"
Having for half century approved
the nationalizing of banks and cur
rency; having for twenty years hal,
looed for hard money by press ana
orators, with Tom Benton promising
that gold should 'run up the Missls-
sippi," we behold them to-day claim
inp that the National Government is
the only power to issue money; that
that money should be paper, and that
Il should be in unlimited quantity.
This is the most extraordinary of
all anew departures" ] am not COM
menting on the truth or falsehood Of
these various positions, nor discuss
ing what should be the financial pol
icy of this country. But | should
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

81 and sss Sixth avenue
Sow oPEN,
snlmmense stock Of
French and Engish.Chip Hats.
PeS goods every Week from Europe. IN blaeS. brown,
drab, white and ecru unts
Engiis6 CHIP s2to $3.50
English Milan Hats and Bonncs in az shapes and sbaes
,u,ll Milan soiiI Hats !, ti5;: so: ios2 Sic .qm
Fine Ieghorn Hats, 81 50; worth sz7s
"e nave nov 0pk Sp III TRIMMED. uflg HATs J 80
for elegance Of shape and richness = trimming cannot
: 'u'' 'ifNsNftiSsE REDUCTION u. rRIcEsr
SIS u ats reduced 20 S25
s2s Ha,s Ia's reduced reduced g g :is
sis Hats reduced to 81
The great OF business all ether houses
IN he millinery trade 9Ite;i NasSy! 9sE superiority.
Damsssa Ribbons l7c i6c zoe 800 and 4Oc., in black.
Al the sprins shades at sc, i2c Ice, 2oc Soc and
Fue black eros ogsgs Al ss ;s ls' and 30 yard
Sesi aasy baeS nch 81 formerly sold q 81 Is
yard.
Gros Grain Hat scars
splendid ansiiy, "a Is yard
FINE FRRStH I'll FLOWERS.
WIN open on Monday
l,nO cartoons of nne Mouures az 70 centea hontura
VIII Oner on Monday
500 cartoons Of short Sprays at 25 cente Spray.
All OF this line is worth from 81 20 81 So
These two los OF Flowers are all new goods Of ths sea-
sons imPOr'"''09 scs Sps Tssi DEfsRTsksr sf iStd
Black Thread and Guipure Laces
Cclorcd Duchesse Net,
oolor'd ScIsrsG ssiS9Tf S:alcau ssil S..
SLEEVELESS JACKETS
in SILK and lace.
Large assortment q new and exquisite designs in
Made Lace Articles
We manufacture all our own lace goods.
RUFFLINas
IN endless variety and AL prices
WILL OPEN on MONDAY,
splendid assortment %
Cblldren's Dresses. Infants
Dresses, aud Childrenis
Suits sI o. 70 ss
Ladies orpandie ana fancy
NIT OvhRDREssES
SrS UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs,
which Will sell al low prices.
KID GLOVES,
choice assortment of KID Gloves in AZ the new spring
shades snd opcTA 1wo fp mTse sno nNe pu'nA
1000 dozen windsor lies 25c.
S9 We ns s,s Ties as ai 5 &c aSnnes gn oS sss
Latest novelties IN fine French Ties
n. B.-Reduchon ~ the trade. -.
81 and $50 sixth avenue and os west twentieth st.
u tiraat sprins opening Of Carpets 0iciothS window
shades, Lainbreqnius Mats Mating 4c, a. very low
English Velvet. at sI Is per YARD.
Tapestry Brussels, at ~ ryard.
Ihree-py, at 81 q per yard.
IngTain at 3jc., sc. and 5lc. per yarl
AN other goods al equally low prices
large stock of Furniture 10 per cent cheaper thAn
any other house IN the city
Al goods shipped irse % KELLY
s9 All H4 Eieh.h avenue
ps,wesR Il.rtS.fnt sne Thirty .a1ih sVs+s
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AhUsEnEETs-ELEyENrH PAsE-secOnd, third, fourth.
AsTRoLoGy-sIxrEEsrH PAeE-Pourth column.
sdLLdAEbsVTssIa sashEas s PAes-sseopd column -,
third columns, and FoURrH PAGE-Thiri and fourth
BOARD. AND LODGING wANrED-srcosD PAcr-
ppodRlrS IRirS coumn and FouRrI PAeETfoarth column
HAG Foh s
PAeE-First column, and FOURTH PAcE FIRST col
BUSINESS r ana
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FOggnIsEs5H g a P4GE-
oshs s snf gSYHSA and
SEp ssaPn
ooAsT%isE SISS sTHAAsshifs-1nisD H PasH@si1th col
COUNTY, BoARD-srcorD pAer-rhird, fourth and
sPs EoEnn1
ssas aa
and sixth columns, and sIxTErErn pIcE-First sec
DwEf fEiSS a5TsEs S. 70 '0iiIa LET, FURNISHED AND
ond columns, and FOURTH PAoE-First ana second
EuRoPsxS sTEAxsHIfs-rmaD rAcs-rinh and
Rua6Phni sssn fGlS%ns ss4a fAer-sse0na column
sSamn
n1fsslxsa PAoss1tR S2 eoinmn
EEIIssAANCRaAAL-SSEyrsTn EIsA .RAl-Si.lt, p PAGE .o,.n
FOR aL snLEpf,rTKfsm NTH PaeE-sxth column, and
SSrEH rssA sfa%P %%PPAerxrsrs TO LIT
and fQURTH PAoE-Second column.
sREsa sREs6R ssdpn
third columns, and TENTH PAer-Fifth and sixth
HRLPp p WANSfHD-MALEs-Turn pAcr-Fourth and
BoRsFs s e9I%ns aps rsTn pnsT4h s9n
a a1s Column and FOURTH
Houtts &S
nsrRucTioiN-Erryrsru pAer-First column
JEkssY CITY HogoKEM HnnsoS CITY AND BEE,
PAGE-second column, and FOURTH PAcE-Flrst col
LIGsTURE i sEAs9S-EIsyEsTm Ins9 rAer-Firs m colsmn
GHTRiMoNIALgTEsTa'P Pscr-Third column
IsoEILANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS TWELFTH
ssoRin1 tgn iS,h coH@n pAer-seeona column
MUSIC ,Is1 AhaELEyEIsnfg F. aIn PASE-. eeoni coumn
column
oKGN &EnvSs4
fkoFs s7AH S0FERE4
THIRD PAGE-sccond column. ana TENTH PAGE
rRofkNiY STT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
and anh Columns and FOURTH P4sx~tirst spUs co j.
BEAL EsTATE TO ExCHANGE-FouRrrrSru PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns. and FOURTH PAGE-Frst
REAL ESTATE wAETRD-FoURrn PAGr-First col
RELGious NorIcEs-FRsr P4cE-First and second
HESTAUhA NTS-TRHrH PAGE-fOuTtn column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First column
aALEs AT AUcTloN-sIxrEEsru PAeE-nfth and sixth
sITUAfioNs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE FRS,
and second columns aid TENTH PAGE-Fifth and
sixth columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE THIRD PAGE-Third
spEcI aTe sII and
ond columns
sPoRiING-Dods, BIRDS, &c.-TmRrErSru PAGE
Third column
ST0RAGE-SIxrKKSTH PAGE-Sixth column
SUMNER REsoRTs-sEsokD PAsEs-Fiii6 and sixth col
umns and FOURTH PAGE-Fiith coumn.
TIE TRADES HSrH PAGR-Sixth column.
THE TURF-THIRTKENTn PACE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSIN sSS PURP0 SKS-FITERETH PAGE
First column ami FOURTH fAcE-Rfrst column
TRAY LLERS' GUIDE-FnIRD PAcE-Sixtn column
and FOURTH PAcE-Sixth column.
UNFURkIsIkD ROOMS And APARTMENTS TO
u T-PrvrKKSTH PAGE-Fourth and fifth columns
aud FOURTH PAcE-Sec0nd column.
WANTED TO PuRCHASB-THRrEKNrH PAGR-Sixth
WATCHES. SEwELRY. &c.-TEsrH PAGr-secord col.
wEsTCHEsTBe COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LkT-FoURrErSTH PAGE-First and second col
umns and FOURTH PAeE-First column:
WHITESfONE PROPERTY FOX SALE OR TO LET
FouRrFEsTu PAGE-Secnnd column.
WINks, LIQUORS. &C.-ELEvESTH PAGE-Second col
YACHT, STEAMBOATS,. 4c.-TKSrH PAeg-Third col
umn.
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DRESS GOODS,
SPECIAL BARGAINS

Black French Cashmere, "LupinH' celebrated make.
5ec., 03c TUc., b0cY eoc. up.
Black six warp Henrietta Cloth 81 2s per yArd; fot;
msrly 81 10; 45inch.
Back Drap De Venice, 4sc s5c., soc; fOrmerly sse.
7Qc., SOC
Plaid PopiIn vgones in the new cloth sneetl Nei
t5c,, Soc, very rich.
cameiS Hsir Dsbege, in the new shades Dc,. Sc.
4c., Hc
Basket Popiins rich shades only sc., SIC. s7Sc, res
markably low.
500 pieces Alpaca, rich spring and summer shAdet1
magnificent quality. 2oc 2lc &c, &c, 80, 40, DC.
Black Alpaeas reduced to Sic 9o ssc. slO. sso sCo.
up
Black NOhairs &C.,, euc., 7cO,, SC, &c. up.
"a
SILKS
GO
Back .Lks sgc., 9se. 81, 81 10 UD l2s 81 VI
81 o. 81 - % IS
50 PIECES special bargain. black Gros Grain, duintA
maker, - ~, worth - p
colorsd silks, 81 10 s2 20 per yard
stripe silks. T6c. up.
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hosiery.


T50 dozen ladies' wnife cotton Hose, l0c, pair up.
CO.. dozen ladies' white cotton Hose hne quehiy, "a
500 dozen real BalbrigTan from $50. per pair.
aSo dozen chdrens ana Misses Hose l2e ner pair nr
~ dozen gentemene Han Hose, bargAtn; all 81
Nc per pair.
ssj dozen gentiemen's mertno shirts and Drawers
slightly soiled, a1c. eAcn worth 81 :.
dentemen's white and coored Dress shirts, CHnet
Collars and Ties In great variety.
ParasOls, sun Shadee, ParaeolA
$50 dozen, all silk with hne haudes
at 81 80 each. in black and brown.
lao dozen. ell silk. With fns handles.
40 DOZEN, all silk, wlth,nne handles -,
l2dOzsn Of the best quali 81 81 s. IS IS and uS-
ward.
and most elegant nnish, win be s0a Al cost during tha
week.
Housekeeping Linens-Domcstics In all grades,
widths and qualities, In endless variety.
Table Linen 35c. up.
Towels, 81 25 dozen UP.
Quilts. 81 each up.
White Goods greatly reduced
"a Camhrics. l21so- formerly 25c.
5cases American Calicocs best To-, So. and &C.
Goods sent q. q. d, 10 all parts
We ask an inspection Of the above, knowing We aTe
fully prepared 70 oncr great inducemenn. -
lSs Eighth avenue.
New York.
For orher nvy Goods Advertisements See
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lss Eighth avenue
between NlpeteeDth ana Twentieth streets
Suits cioaks.
Tablisr, 40.
Grand display Of
elegant Garments
on MONDAY, May -
Elegant imported Suits. s22 to sas
Elegant imported alk suits. SIS 10 $ss
Elegant Drap dEte sacques rablers &C. S. 30 10 sss
Ladies' we give quotations only when We are fully
prepared to Oer extra Inducements therefore We invite
a vst OF inspection.
Novelties by designers and exact duplicates oe
latest imported designs
Elegant black and colcred silk suit. imported silk.
$50 50 $50 So sss 90 sal s4s s4S =; worth at eas, one.
third more.
Elegant suits in plaids, deb-ses popins pOpgeeh
crctonnes sultanas SILK opingines oslermo, mohAirs
si2 50 70 s2s 90; worth to duplicate oueaaif more.
Elegant Suits s. % to sll 2S regular price, sIl TO
SIC n
Handsome Suits 81 % Sc s.; cheap a. 9 to -
BLACK SUITS
Black alpaca Lustres double. faced silk anish color
warranted. ss 90. 80 So. sll7a
Pure mohair Brlnisnte sla 70 tos's1
Not quite tho value OF materials
Mourning Suits speciality.
Garments wln be arranged, displayed and prices AS
nxed for the convenience Of inspection.
All ready-msds Garments nttcd perfectly. 10 extra
charge Every convenience for nuing.
ORDER DEPARTMENT
First class designers and filters In sstenaaaes, spltn-
did stock OF goods TO select from
Latest novelties in garments exhibited
Our specially this week
colored. striped and black sik Suits to order sA a
TrAvelHns and seaside TO order sia 50 70 esL
Elegant house and street Garments. 70 order 81, Sots
Mourning suits with or without Grape trimmings. to
order $I2 70 SO
style and anish unsurpassed Prices mush lower than
usual
Latest styles Best work
aud J
perfect dtting reduced priceG
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FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS
The great that has attended their sales IN the
above departments Induces them TO and large
lines Of very desirable Garments at iess than
their prices The past week.
towhich they most particularly request the attention or
their numerous patrons
LARGE LINES OF NV
UNDERGARNENrs
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
comprising everything requisite 70 a complete
robe the superior musns trimmings and work
man-hip including many Of own
exclusive styles and manufacture.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED BOSOM CHEM1sR.
FROM 93C UPWARD.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED EDiE NIGHT ROBES.
FROM 81 A. UPWARD.
LADIES' SUPERIOR MUSLIN DRAWERS.
FROM CSC UPWARD.
From 81 81 UPWARD.
'o''0Ai oo'AN'' 80 FROM 7Sc UPWARD.
LADIES' WAISTS IN GREAT VARIETY,
PERSONAL INSPECTION WILL ONLY GIVE
LADIES TRUE IDEA
OF THE MANY INDUCEMENTS NOW OFFERING
An unusually large selection Of
LADIES' LINEN BABTIsTE AND LAWN
SUITS AND ovERDREssEs,
including many new and desirable
PARIS AND BERLIN DESIGNS.
from the plaincst to the most
elaborate styles,
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRTAA
large line Of
LLAMA LACE sAcouLs.
fuily ss per cent below the cost Of Importation
LADIES SUPERIOR MAKE PERCALE WRAPPERS
ATsi2s
WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, ~ VARIETY, FROM
ss7s UPWARD.
STERN BROTHERS
have marked down
their immerse stock Of
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs
FULLY % PER CENT FROM
PRICES RvLING EARLY IN THE SEASON
Their asortments are. without exception The finest in
the city,
all OF most superior silks and hnish.
with the latest and most desirable handles
SPECIAL ATTENTION is DIRECTED TO THEIR
elegant line Of novelties In
PAETs, BERLIN AND VIENNA
FANCY GOODS,
~------S
MOSTLY THEIR own DIRECT ISPoRTATIoNs.
wulou THEY ARE ENABLED TO OFFER LESS
THAN DowSTowN WHOLESALE HOUSES.
New cesgnsin
AknoNIEREs cHArELAINEs ana Scent BOTTLES
N snt silver snl o1idi1ed.
sssck2aGfs ssy ;iyis; &
IN git, SILVER, shell and let
with an entirely new stock q
BLACK GARNET JEwELRy
IN many new designs
HIdH roP SHELL COMBS,
GILT AND SILVER LoCKETs AND CROSSES
ENAMELLED AND GIT JEwELRY.
PAINTED Brooches
: = N''' with ein silver and rubber mountiugs
PURr Bon HOEUR BRACELETS,
large assortment
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
An immense stock Of
RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS
VIENNA AND DOMESTIC PoRrENoSNAIEs,
TRAVELLING AND HAND sATcHELs.
BAGS AND SHAWL STRAPS.
TOILET DEPARTMENT
10 without exception the most complete 10 the city.
You viii nnd every imaginable article in that line,
at the lowest possible prices.
PARIS. VIENNA AND JAPANESE
FANS.
&b
magnificent assortment In all STYLES including
many unique and choice de ngns not 70 be found
IN any Other establish ment
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
THREE CASES PANS
rHB LATEST PARTsIAN STYLES.
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7 SPECIAL PRIcKs PoR runs WEEK. r
5000 yards me Fringes in al shades. lsse iae, DO
up.
400 Yards yah Lace, l5o upward; worth % per cent
more.
500 pieces Glmps. from &c per yard up.
$50 pieces Ruchngs, &C. per yard up bargain.
poOdozen lace Ties l2c. l5c., lss 10. worth zee
cent moro
500 dozen nne Corsets special hargAln B,. soc esc.
sec. upward worth = per cent more.
Rlbbons IN every shade 70 match.
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we will open, on MONDAY
the following real bargalns.-
Chemises fine tuck bosom rutfle or edge ssc.
Chcmises fne tuck bosom, embroidered edge, 81.
emises with three 0f embroidered inserting and
trimmed with rufle SL
Very ne Chemses tucked and inserted fronts and I'm
ished. with embroidered edge, 81 -.
ChemiseS elaborately trimmed with embroidery and
tuckng 81 50 81 rs, 50
Fine muslin Chemises, elaborately Trimmed with
broidery on yoke and with inserting and edging AZ
bottom, ~ 70, 81
Night Dresses tucked back ana front and rune o. 10
Night Gowns tucked front and embroidery 81 80 rs
Fine French Nj hit Dresses with tucks &C. 81 80 81 rs
Night Gowns with two Of embroidered inserting
tucks and rufie of embroidery all down 'front.' - IS
Drawers with Hamburgh embroidery, ssc., e1
Pine muslin Drawers, tucks aud embroidery 81 70 VI 20
Very doc Drawers all elaborately trimmed with
brOidered edginR and inserting, 81 %, 81 70, e.
Great variety Of Toilet sacques, Corset Covers, &C.
All fine goods al very 10 y prices
One lot OF wash popln skirts, $li worth VI ".
All the popular MAKES Of
French and imported Corscts
French woye Corseta embroidered tops, ssci VI, " r.
Misses and Chldren's Suits.
In pldue and linen, PLAIN ana braided.
Linen GaDriels, braided. 81 35 81 20, 81 65 e.
Plque Gabrieis braided, 81 95 &22J % So 50
Children's piqne Coat and Cape, - So o.
In our
HOSIERY DEPARTM4Nr
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HOSIERY DEPARTM4Nr

We WILL oFFER ON MONDAY
avery large assortment o.
ladies' gentlemens and chidrens
summer merino Underwear,
= - 80 much lower than usual rates
Ladies' summer merino Undervests IN al sizes ooc.,
Misses summer merino Vests, at scp 49,, S., 40,
boys summer meriuo Vests. All sizes, Bic, &c ssc.,
40c, 45c SOC. 60c., 65c -
Gcntlemens summer merlno Indefyestsi al sizes NC,
60c.. 6c., 15c., 81 -
Bows hne white shirts all sizes, 81 ~
Boys fancy coored shirts good quality anc ~ weh,
81 25 including two collars
Boys fine percae fancy dress snrtsi ~ ~ eachi in.
Gentemens 0est quality oi hne white jean Drawers
7sc.
Gentlemens fancy Hair Hose 3jc.. 5Sc.. Sc, &C.
Geniemenis Lisle thread socks hne quality Sc
RICHARD MEhREa
corner sixth avenue Gnd Nnetfenth sfy@nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

NEW DEPARTMENT,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODA
UNDER THOROUGHLY COMPETENT hANA0B-i
MkNT.
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Wonderful but true. The tune has come snd tee loc..
ton requires that should add this excellent depert
rnent many special efforts to please our nuneroua
patrons who daily crowd counters aud We are deS
termined that retail house In this city shall suTpaae
style. quality prices Ladies taToTing Us Win
visit Inspection will purchase elsewhere, hnQ
viii be shown our great specislties without regard u
purchasing.