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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06

If there were more earnestne3s and sincerity
in the advocacy of the Civil Rights bill by the
Republican members of the House of Repre-
sentatives the bill-whetber right or wrong,
expedient or nexpedient-might perhaps have
been law long ago. Too many of these men,
bers say one thing in their speeches on the
stump and another in their votes in the House.
Such scenes as that of yesterday make some
noise, but do not better the prospects of the
Dending bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-06

Not the least valuable result of the Inter
collegiate contest which is to take place at
the Academy of Music on tomorrow evening
will be the expressions of views winch
it will probably elicit from leading edu-
Gators as to how the plan Of such contests
may be improved. The distinguished Presi-
dent of Princeton College, the Rev. Dr. Nc
Gosh. opens the discussion Of this subject in
an able and interesting letter printed on the
third page of tO-day's TRIBUNE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
PAcE-Frst, second, third,
fourth. fifth aud sixth columns

ADJUSTMENTS PAGE-First, second, third,
fourth, fifth aud sixth columns
HsIE rfses'sh faeT9Tsd foo column
BoARbERs IPas-Flrst second
third, fourth and hnh columns, and THiRrkksrh
BOARD AND no LODGING i; w WASTED~FounrnrsrH PAGE
BOOTS AND STusa ssaaoEs-rrsTH PAer-Thrd column, and
R2AE EsTHTE
Ssssed s9P6R GnS Ae
BUSINESS NoTICEs-NlNrH PAcE-Fihh and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALEsEcoyp PAeEaFrSt ~, iu,
and second columns, and THIRTEENTH rAGh' n'ss 0o'-
CLERKS cPHm0 PAGEnFfth col
Np p1s6SGlTas coIan pAcnFh
and Sixth columns, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-sixth col
COAL AND wooD-TESrH PAcK--Thrd column.
coAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sEcoSD PAGE-sxth col
PARTYSiEsRsHIPs-sryrsrnP PAGE:
2SSTSSY soann
PasEIhi1d column aSa urtb sb and
sixth columns and slxTEKSTir PAeE-First, second,
DWELLING 1 HOUSES S p'r TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISHED PAcE-Frst, second and third
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-srcoS PAGE-Fihh and
EXCHANGE isHisS ~FnSru PAcr-rhird column
E2XcURslIoNse.sEooND Sl PAeE-sixth column
FINE ARfs-SlxrEssTn PacE-sixth column.
RooMs And To LET
SECOND PAcE-Third, fourth and fifth columns columns and
gES5H aaa
HELP f0'Sn SWnHNTED-FEMALEs--F FIFTEENTH PAen-Fourth
HELf s'V%S IRlThss1a
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and fourth columns r,oh column
9UsE hooa &d rAs seF
fSgTfa gssH1 sSs%n
'N"'sE GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAGE
EGsFfRh LOST m column column
MARbE sSu9h column
MATRIMoNIAI-TESrH PaGE-sixth ;r; column
sHRTnSSHHb aEE7 IHb PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS foi ADVERTISEMENTS -TwrLyru PAGE
M1scafhASEons-Trs ELL DSa0G pAer-rhrd column.
Pssg.n column
PIANoFoRTEs' ORGANS, &C.-TESrn PAcE-sixth col
PoLITTCAL-ELEvEsTu PAcE-sixth column.
sGIdSs fSFn9
FIFTEENTH PAGE-Fourth column, and THIRTEENTH
properly o1T SST Of The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
oHd re column ana i0ur'n col
REAL 2s EsT&TG 1sSeI
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srcoSD PAcE-Fourth and fifth
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FRsr PAcE-First and second
REsTAuRASTs-TESru PAer-Third column.
@ PAeGFrs eouPn column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and. third columns and THIRTEENTH
PAGE-Fiith and sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MA -FIFTERNTH PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns. and THIRrEESrH PAcE-
Sixth column.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FoURTH PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, 6C.-FouRrH PAcE-second
column.
STORAGE-TENTH PAcE-Fifth column.
THE TRADES-FIFTEEsTH PAGE-Sixth column and
THRTEENrH PAGE-Sixth column
THE TURF-FouRTH PAGE-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRp PAGE-First
column, and THIRTEENTH PAGE-First column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAGE-Fifth column and THIRTEENTH PAGE
Second and third columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TESTH PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FoURrH PAGE = Fifth
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth col
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRY GOODS.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER SUITS MADH
UP IN THE SAME STYLE AND OF THE SAME MA
TERIAL AS THOSE OFFERED IN BROADWAY
ESTABLISHMENTS. AT REDUCTION OF FULL 40
PER CENT. WE ARE CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
NOVELTIES FROM PARIS AND NEW DESIGNS FROM
OUR EXTENSIVE woRKRooMs WE CALL ATTEN
TIoN THIS WEEK TO THE
LA Perdita," 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 50 rs S. 81 So $40 so
sl5 sls, s25, ssl, $40 and upward
All Suits, the cheapest vol sewed and mad,
In good TASTE
Camels Hair Suit, silk trimmed, very pretty, S7o
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 So
Felt Skirts at eoc 75c. s5c e5c. 81 and up to S.
SINCE THE EXTENSIVE ENLARGEMENT OF oUH
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
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS.

L ShoASs ANcf iASo ~ h<AANCA NCoDo' /
500 dozen rich pearl ivory ebony, &C. Fans n lace,
stock Of French English and Vienna Jewelry unequaed in
pure gold one-half jewellers prices the Joan Of Arc
aslt and Necklace 70 match in ls styles
TRIMMINGS.
5000 yards wcsted Frnges dark shades from 15c yard
and na nsaSs Gna titan A ad SnfS w
5000 dozen silk crochet pear bone and nickel But
tons at loc, &c., 2oc. 2oc per do.c9 up
KID GLOVES
500 douen all choice dark shades tho well known AddIs
kid, in :. ?, I and buttons, from 9se up.
Every %% %% S as' S s as shades
E., E. MI E.. F.. +. /.
''' brSssTss soeS Sssos 1s15 steMars slSSta street.
offering
large and complete nssortments OF the
cheaper than any other retail hopsc in the city,
ATA BURDETTE SMITHS nunn
in the store in THE sToRE
O''N-'D f1TTERSs, WITH CLOTH MODELS.
Exhibition OF something
Oil copies Of the
GREAT ALLEGORICAL PAINTING,
after James III. Beard, of
MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT,
FRAMED IN BLACK WALNUT AND GILT,
GIVEN AWAY AS
PREMIUMS TO SUBSCRIBERS
to the WORLD OF FASHION
DO not fail to it
Now view 9I4 Broadway,
in the store.
ORD a TAYLOR,
il 25S 257 $50 and 26 Grand street Of Chryste
would invite special attention their large and magnih
cent stocls Of
Ladies' and Chidrens Underwear,
which has been selected with the and with
special RS ference TO their fall and winter saee, comps
ing
Night Iresses long 81 05 and up; Night Dresses, Short
74c. and up
Canton Flannel Wear q specially. Embroidered Flannel
Skirts, Va so aud upward.
Pillow i3hams, 81 70 to $40 so
Chdiea's Chcmiscs Drawers, Night Dresses. &c at
trcmely 10 prices
Merinc 1Joaks Carriage Afghans chiIdrens Leggns in
all sizes
Corsets.
full line Of ladies' and misses Corscts from 3Sc. to
$l 20.
Also Va Foys, Mrs Moodys and Thompson's Gove-Ft
Compile 70 assortment Of the Merey Corsets
Corseta Waists, Skirt supporters, Bustles &C.
LORD Il TAYLOR,
Grand and Chrysti0 streets and 80 Forsyth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

s27 and 800 Sixth avenue.
Paris Millinery
English Round Hats.
We have he honor to announce to the Indies and our
and winter BOnne Round Hats exquisite style taste
and finish.
Elegant Modl ang Bonnets
Childrens Round Hats, trimmed, from 50 soto 60.
splendid assortment Of
IMMENSE REDUCTION
in all the shapes and shades.
d price e'ss' 7sc Frid The finest sIsc goods % made
os'rnoh iip'' Fancy Feathers.
Fancy Wings, in ashadcs.
Ribbons
Soft silk sashes,
- -, %. : h Fancy sashes
s;inch G5Ss Grain, siI siIf SOC, p al eoiors.
Soft Silks for bonnet trimmings.
velvets
in all the new shades,
a''0b black.
Yak,
Made up Lace Goods,
Sleeveless Jackets,
Lace Capes
Chidren's Lace Caps,
Lace Rulings In endless varieties.
Embroideries
in all kinds.
Ladies' and gentlemens scarfs.
Windsor Ties
lot of Windsor Tics, 20c.
Embroidered Lace Ties.
1000 dozen Kid Gloves 81 os; every pair warranted
Call and examine immense stock Of Millinery Goods,
the largest In the city on retail. - . l.
a27 and 800 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street.
ATA BURDETTE SMITHS
in the store IN THE sT6REi
'NAND FIrTTRSs. rifp Writ cLoTa ONSoDELs.
NOW READYi
Exhibition Of something
GREAT AGhEGBsiGaH Il, SGG'si 3, ih' PAINTING.
after James I. Beard, Of
FRAMED IN aqIkS PEkSK AWAT WAFNIE IE AND GILT
e PREsiVNS K. W5RL8 I8 SFFHfFSkHPEEs 81 FashfoS
DO not fail TO see il.
Now view at 9lf Broadway,
in the store
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
New goods New prices
The cheapest and best place the city buy Furniture
and Carpets Is at the
5i2 and 514 Eighth avenue
Ten per cheaper than any house " the city.
All goods shipped and delivered free 81 charge.
Call and examine our stock ,r,,v
Csuccessor 10 ii o'FarrelD.
5i2 and 5i4 Eighth avenue,
between Thirty-hfth and Thirusxth Streets
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRY GOODS.

,,,~,-,-----,-DRX DRY GOODS: ooDs:------,
A.
F.: r H F: !.
II $f##H /. 4 4 4 Ill Ill., T.. J. S..
/ / II II / H.. / Ii IL i H... SIS. ::
sixth avenue and Nineteenth street,
directs the attention Of his customers
to tho magnificent stock Of
LADIES' READY MADE COSTUMES
IMPORTED ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs,
now on exhibition,
surprising in style elegance anything heretofore
fed and unequaled in of finish and moderation of
price
and plaid veyets and ostrich feather trimming making
most elaborate and stylish dress, sie5, si7o.
Magnificent black silk Costumes got up the ef
imported dresses and made Of the best Lyons black silk
$l45, $i55, $i55.
Very elaborate black sin Costumes trimmed with velvet
made fvery richLyons silk $ss Silo' Si2o.
colOred silk Costumes plain, navy blue brown myrtle
SfSsS & Styles s75 oo win 'SV'' variety
Beautiful designs in coored cashmere Suits avishly
%s % c IN s 5 O % m5as gah
these to order at same price.
Gray samss hair cloth Costumes richly trimmed rim With
500, $45, $40; this is new and beautiful STYLE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
We offering superb assortment of
TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs
OF our own direct importation:
also very large stock of own manufacture equal in
style and elegance the finest imported.
Birds, Wings, Tips; Plumss, Feathers
Bridal wreaths and Bridal Vais
all OF our'own direct importation
French Felt Hats in all the new shades shapes.
all at the very lowest prices
Do fail give particular attention TO the following
lines of Silks
they purchased prices any other house
in the city.
OUR OWN SPECIAL IMPoRTATIoNs.
,gIssS Ersa h.n ss; 4 @ G color
shades SS pSSfs of fail fSois and ~iater - ="
$50 colored gros grain dress Silks in all desirable
colors 81 75 per yard.
First class gros grain Silks 81 81 10 81 15 ST. 30
Very fine black gros grain Silks, 81 80, ST. 80
Superior black Silks in different Makes 81 10, ST. 80 g.
One lot of very elegant Lyons Silks 81 % yard
OPENING ON MONDAY,
1000 pieces of choice Dress Goods
in all the new styles and coorings,
Mohss plaid and plain serges and Diagonas Melanges
Debeges and Cames Hair Cloth, 25c &c., &c., &c., 4oc
45c, SOC. per yard.
MoURNINe GOODS,
silkhnsh Brilliantines, Cashmeres Samse, Empress
Henriettas, Bombazines, &c. -
Beautiful blue black Cashmeres Soc, 9Oc-, 95c 81.
Very fine Cashmeres, wide 81 10, 81 15, 81 25
Now offer
full of Merino Underwear for ladies' gents and
Ladies' misses and chdrens striped Cashmere Stockings
all wool, merno and cotton Hosiery;
ut the lowest prices
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods,
in all the different varieties
Bargains in Blankets Comfortables and Quilts.
Cheapest stock of Napkins and Towels in the city.
II will pay you to examine them.
Now opening. ladies' Cloth Sacques.
in 100 different styles and qualities.
All the shapes in favor have exhibition at
will pay you to make a visit of examination before
purchasing -. ..
Sixth and Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
RIBBONS.

100 coored Silk gros grain, 1A inch, at 17c and
19c.
cartons coored silk, gros grain "a inch, 2oc and
25c. up.
100 cartons coored silk, grain ~ inch, at SIC yard
so colored Silk ch Sc In proportion.
800 dozen rich brocaded Ties all styles at 37c &c.
s5c., CSC. each and upward.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
MILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS.

Elegantly trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats from IS to
$50
Finest felt Hats new shades, at 81 10 each.
500 cartons French Flowers, Just received
Bridal Patrure speciality. Bridal Wells from SO mp.
Floral Dress Trimming Of real French flowers from S5
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

A. T. STEWART a CO.
Offering side of their retail
al immense variety of first class popular
Dress Goods,
printed Deaines, fine quality only 15c per yards case
price has been 2Oc.
per yard upward fully IS per under regular prices
All Wool Plads, handsome quality 43 inches wide, only
Soc per yard.
An immense stock Of higher priced plain and plaid
Cashmeres and Camel's Hair
at atproportionately low prices.
They have also largely repenshed their stock of
Mourning Dress fabrics,
with the latest novelties in fresh and desirable goods
Henrietta Cloths, Empress Cloths
Merinoes, Bombazines, Serges,
Baratheas Barpoms,
Cortaulds English Grapes &c
The largest cheapest and best assorted stock offered
under superior management executed equal In style and
finish the very best Partisan makes Time required from
to three days No disappointment
Mourning Orders
executed in from six twelve hours notice. Prices very
reasonable.
They also offering extraordinary bargains in
Blankets, Flannels, Linens,
Linen Sheetings Damasks,
Napkins, Towengs, &c, &c.
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
FELT HATS
at 4oc. each, upward.
COLLARS, BARBES AND FICHUS
fully one half former prices
Those in pursuit Of bargains will not be disappointed
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
IMPORTANT.


LADIES WISHING TO PURCHASE REALLY FINE
BoNNErs OR ROUND HATS, MADE OF THE BEST
MATERIALS AND TRIMMED IN THE MOST POPULAR
TASTE, AT A SAVING OF 10 PER CENT on THE
PRICES CHARGED BY MoDrsrEs, WILL DO WELL.
TO EXAMINE OUR LARGE VARIETY ON THE Sec
oND FLOOR
Y \ VIM IS COCO ss s''''
wwwwwW HNSSs co sssss
y y tt n n COCO 3 s.s.. : .
Beautiful coque Plumcs, mixed with cardinal wings ana
at 75c.
Richly shaded Birds Breasts all choice coOrs 7sc
Fine Pompon Wings with long Aiprettos in Navy slue
bottle green, maize, prune cardinal light blue and S.0~
sached, in cream pink scra corn and b-s At s'c'
Very choice Birds with shaded Wing in all 0olOs at 440
Fine Peacock Wings with Pomron attached at iSc
I. I. /. y T.. {. T :; ::
wa can especial attention to 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 At 81 so
SUPERIOR QUALITY and COLOR at 81 rs and 81 IS
Very rich quality SILK VELVET, fully twenty nches
wide, at 50, 81 40, ~ 70 and a.
SILK vELvETs, in all grades, constantly on hand
Extraordinary prices black and colorcd vELvETEENs
MrLLINERs AND sroREKEEPERs WILL FIND Duh
PRICES FAR BELOW THOSE OF DOWNTOWN JOB
BERs.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL OUR OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
T. /. III Il. T. T. jll|I' ''' III :.
IT,. i HI EIf ooc ? 4 i : ...s =:
Between Twenty.ionrth and Twcnty-nfth streeta
For other Dry Goods Advertisements sea
sixteenth Page.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
FEATHERS.

EXTRA sIZk, 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
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A.
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H. c. F. KOCH
MOI DAY OCTOBER II.
so.,..of iuan departments.
''''' BLA OK SILK, .,,,. -, =,
fayorably known makes follows
%ss sTa' Elsa Gss1 gSFS Gfos sis %
Rich satin finish Gros GRAZ n warranted to wear 10
S EXTRA suSme fa = S s2 and ST. fully SOC under value
Extra inducements will be onered in
DRESS GOODS
Fine camels' hair serges at SOC; formerly 4oc
AZ
Plaid camels' hair Cloths at 25e and up.
Knickerbocker snow Flakes very attractive prices
large assortment ofeoored cashmeres
BLACK GOODS.
pieces Of al wool black Cas- s@ers at 5c per yard
Extra fine 4Snch wide all wool Cashmere 81 Is peryard
of every des iption, at popular prices.
Bl.nketsb tsbsst,r.,
FLANNELs, Table idsf5'"ssi Da'sssk, and Napkins.
THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
including sig' ali the desirable novelties
striped, pl rii and plain;
all wool, Merno and Cotton,
'''' AT POPULAR PRICES
LADIES' CLOTH sAcQUEs
Ladies' and children's muslin Und.'rwear
cheaper tina n at any other house.
| POPULAR ii. G. +. KOCH,
90 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street.
A.
{ e. |'.l | / / E. E. /. /.
Il SON,
75e BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET,
offering
large and complete assortments of the
following goods
cheaper than other retail house
f1 in the city and in
many instances below wholesale prices.
BLACK AND C0LoRED DRESS SILKS.
100 pieces Lyons black Gros Grain at 81 20 81 25 up
IS pieces very rich Gros Grain at 81 3D. worth 81
pieces very rch satin finish, at $3 25 worth 81 To-
81 different shades in grain dress Silk at $ so worth
81 25 pieces satin finish ros ran rich coors, at 81
a yard sold everywhere else at 81 90.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
7 FEATHERS.

rs different styles Of Wings and Birds, from &C. each
So 90 each 200 cartons Ostrich Tips and Plume match
shade 800 Feather Trimming in 30 different
styles from 96c per yard S3 90 per yard IS rich
natural Plumes exqustely shaded, from 81 96 TO IS 20
nrh
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
sPECIALTIEs IN BLACK A
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS, TOWELS, NAP.
KINS, TABLE LINEN, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, NUS
LINS, NOTTINGHAM LACES, &c.

EXTRA QUALITY FELT HATsIN
ALL THE NEW CLOTH SHADES
AND IN ALL THE LEADING eeee 1888
66 66 90 SS
SHAPES, INCLUDING THE 66 90 80 Geo
66666 1893 q
CHESTER" CONWAY" "LU- 66 6e 80 %
66 66 81 ~ c q
CIAn AND 100 OTHERS, At. 6666 1888 ccc a
Best quality American Felt Hats all shapes 47c
WE ARE RECEIVING THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
FELT HATS FROM PARIS AND LONDON, WHICH
WE OFFER AT ELLY 10 PER CENT UNDER THE
BROADWAY PRICE.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

TIPS IMPORTED, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES
GOOD QUALITY SINGLE STEM NATURAL OSTRICH
PLUMEs. VERY HEAVY FLUEs, Il INCHES LONG.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

u& Il SON,
T5e BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET,
Offering
large and complete assortments of the
following goods
cheaper than any other retail house
in the city and in
many instances below Wholesale prices.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
DRESS GOODS.

We have received large invoice of
GUINETiS BLACK SILKS,
which will sell prices that cannot fail to please.
10 black Cashmere, from auction very wide and
fine, at soc.
Better qualities Lupn's all wool very Cashmere a
75c., 81 and up to So, all positive bargains
sPECIALTIEs IN BLACK ALPAcAs.
Job lot of Dress Goods 2oc worth 35c full
One lot Of Cameis Hair at I9c,, worth 3oc.
GREAT INDUcEMENTs IN LINENS. TOWELS. NAP
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

100 pieces Lyons black Gros Grain at 81 20 81 25 up
Is pieces very rich Gros Grain at s. 81, worth "a.
IL pieces very rich satin nish $3 25 worth 81 TO-
81 different shades in grain dress Silk at $1 so wort
81 Is 25 pieces satin finish ro Grain, rich coors
yard, sold everywhere else at 81 65.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10
7 OUR OWN SPECIAL IMPoRTATIoNs

200 pieces gros grain Silks in every color ncud
ing every fashionable dark shade 81 25 per yard.
$50 pieces coored gos grain Silks In all the dark
shades for fall and winter, 81 so per yard.
$50 pieces ros grain dress Silks in all desirable
coors. ST. rs per yard.
Very fine black gros grain Silks, 81 3S 81 90.
Superior black Silks in different makes, 81 75 ST. 80 g.
One lot fvery elegant Lyons silks, 81 25 per yard.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

100 black six Vevcs At 81 y % - 70 to IS pe
cioakng velvets at So rs, SO 90 s4 So s5 to s4 p,
yard.
Navy blue seal brown myrtle and all the desirable shade
in splendid quality, at $3 rs up.
SO pieces silk Turquoise rich shades 81 per yard
up.
The New York herald., 1875-10-10

$50 pieces Guipure 2h inches wide at Soc, Toe, &c.,
e5c. per yard up
Point Duchess Point Applique in Barbes Ties &C. and in
all widths, by the yard.
Very large stock valencennes Laces 75c. the
dollar.
yard mp.
5000 yards fine Embroidery at 15c and 1sc per yard
worth Soc. to soc per yard.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-10-30

Oct2-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-10-30
CENTRAL GRANGE FAIR.

The second annual Fair of Cen
trail Grange will be held at Central
Academy, six miles west of Canton
on Thursday next, November 4th.
We have perused with much pleas
ure the premium list. and though the
premiums offered are of small value,
the association being yet in its in
cipiency; yet we find them distribu-
ted with praisworthy Judgement as
awards for the most useful products
and samples of most needful indus
try to our country. We hope that
the attendance will be large from
all sections of the county, thereby
giving a deserved encouragement
to a worthy project. Remember the
day-next Thursday, 4th Novem
Der
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-10-30
ANN fJiCdtst
EDUCATION

/ Since virtue and intelligence liz
at the foundation of social order and
prosperity, it cannot but be crafty
ing to every patriot to witness the
increasing interest manifested every
where in our State on the subject of
EducatioN AT no period in the
the history of Mississippi, has the
public mind been so thoroughly
awake to the Importance of educa-
ting the coming generation. At no
period has there been so large a
number of schools of the higher
grade. This, we say, is gratifying
whilst good education has over
been the best legacy that could be
left to our children, it is more es-
pecially tho case now, when few
have little else to leave them.
This train of thought has been
by a visit to Prof. Walk
er's school. 1t was as refreshing,
amid these times OF gloom and de-
spondcncy, as is an oasis to the
weary traveller in the desert. Prof.
assisted by Mrs. Alswortb.)
has hundred names on his school
roll, and visitors cannot but be
struck by two features in this insti-
utiOn. In the first place, without
my change or interruption OF the
rider of things occasioned by visi-
ors, the classes recite their lessons
With a readiness rarely witnessed,
md it is obvious that it is no mere
Ote learning; they understand what
hey are about. Thoroughness seems
o be Prof. Walkers object-his pu-
ills are required to knowthe reason
f things.
The other feature alluded to is a
ystem of government such as we
ever before witnessed in a school
Dom. The principle upon which .
he Professor governs may be ex-
ressed in two words-viZ: mildness
nd frmness. He commands the
aspect and enjoys the friendship OF {
II his boys. The people OF Canton +
re fortunate in having in their
'idst such a master of his profess
ion and this article is intended to $
irect public attention more to this t
of learning. An OCCASION
visit by the friends of education,
nd especially by the patrons of the
,hool, would be amply repaid.
PHILOMATH. /
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-10-30
Fall and Winter Business.

We have received an unusually
large stock of Fresh Drugs, and
now offer to our customers better
choice than we have done since the
war. We have also the very best
Brandips, Wines. Whistles, POI tiers,
Ales, Tobaccos aud Cigars. Our
shelves and showcases are filed
with fancy and staple household
goods such as every family will be
pleased with. We have English
and American cutlery, school, blank
and miscellaneous books, and sta
tionery in large supply. la the
storeroom are paints, oils, varnisll
cs. lamps and lamp cllinneys, glass,
window sash aud doors. We think
the style, quality and price of our
stock in trade are such rs tn justify
us in the belief that we shall have
IA fall and winter of lite in business.
We ask our friends to come and see
what we are doing.
w. j. MOSBY s. Co.
Sept. %, 1 ;73. 2m.