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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-06-24

contre les intrigues 'reactionnaires.
On annonce Qnelqnes mutations ct
r6voostions prefectorales, en- opposi-
ton avec le veu du parti Republican,,
fat Qui serait en- contradiction avec
les nouvelles r6snmees ci-dessus. Le
comte jules Migeon, elu au Se,,at en-
remplacement dc NJ. Theirs A Belfort,
est nm republican, conservatism. LIE
ministro Waddington est partisan de
Pinstruction primaire obligatoire ct
ne propose de fonder des universities
1 Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux ct Nancy.
Lo brnit de Ia d6mission dn due De-
cazes est dement,. LIE due d 'Ornano. un
depute bonapartiste qni q tout oublie
ct ma rien appris, propose i Ia Cham
brc une loi consacrant 10 libertA de la
presse. La Chnmbre q vote d une
forte maiorit6 Ia lOi qui artorisa la
VILE de Paris ! emprunter "a millions
de frnncs pour trsvaux pnblics. -0n
parle de la foundation dun nouveau
journal pnblic sous les auspiccs du
prince Napoleon. avec le concours
de M. Maurice Richard il serait d.
rig6 par NJ. Adelor.-Les etndiants
de Paris ont ouvert une soiscription
pour kriger une statue D Michelet. -
La delegation dea Ouvriers, lyonnais
o do pRrtir anjourd'hui "a, ponr
Philadelphia. e.--On assure que l'ex-
prince imperial visitera, en- septembre
On octohre, l'Exposition dn iCente-
naire. .-Derniarement est decide. !
rage de6l ana, le comte Etienna-
Emile Cornndet, ancisn incmbre du
Corps lSgislatif. -
Pendant quill se fait nm calme mo-
mentau6 snr roragensc question do
Iient. qne roracl~ dc Berlin -6pond
du maintisn de In psix al moins pen
dant r6t6, Que 10 Nord de Bruxslles
fait bonne mine A rAngleterre, ct
quentin les +n,perrurs d'Autriche 1T
de Russis s'abonchent anjonrd'hni
meme an rhhtcan de Reichstadt,
v0ioi one le fen se rallume an foyer
tsirc: Hassnn. tin officer circaRien,
n envahi Ia sale du cabinet de Mon
rad, ct 10 10 prftexte de venger Ab-
dnl Aziz, a tne le ministre DE- Ia guerre
at grievemcnt blcsxa le ministre dcs
aiShirrs 6trang6res, pniS n etc pendu
sit6t qnc pris. 4 10 mode oripntale /;
nm s0nlevem~nf cst imminent 4 Com
stnntinople. lea chreticns sont massA-
c,6s 4 J<rnaslrsn ct aatfes lit!Rx, la
vie du prince Milan eat menacee par
lea'agitateurs serhe~. Tout celia ne
resemble guerc A ranror~ lie 10 paix.
--Une waste fahrique dr. txpia l Ayres,
Angleterrr. = ete dtvo'te par le fen,
ct % femmra y ont ffe hrhl6-s wives.
La r6c~ntr insnrrrction dies Bar les
avait <clai6 parmi lrs nuir~ qni re-
rlamairnt r. rhrtagr dcS terres. D'n-
citation anti-caiholique continue IN
bslgiqne, a ApveTs ct 4 Sand. LIE
S3nAt eapsgnol y vot6 la clanse De TO-
l6rance, ,religieuse .rt adopts reuaem-
BILE de IN conatitition, mais le cabinet
d~ Madrid menace de A. dislOqner 4
prdpoa dfnn~ augmentation de depx
pour cent sur lrs taxes fonciSres.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-06-24
major de Besuregard, dams 10
parti republican.

major de Beauregard, dams le'
parti republican.
-Le meme journal rapporte
que N. Edward Valentine, autre-
fois assessor du reveuu 1 St.
Jacques, plante dd coto,s PRES dc
Hilton Head, Caroline dn Sud, ct
trouve le meter plus dur ct moins
lucratif que celui do fonctionnairo
public.
-vente par le sh6rif, jeudi %
JUN, onze heures du matin, sur
les lieux, dune terre appoeteoans
q h succession des 6poux J-L.
Arceneaux; situ6e rive droite du
MISSISSIPPI, 50 miles de II Nou-
velle- Orl6aus; mesurant 8 srpeuts
de face au fleuve sur 50 do profbo.
deur; born6e en- haat pae 4. O.
guolatti & Gle, ct sn bas Per Co.
nier freres; avec constructors q
dependencies, sous reserve de dsux
maisons appartenant 4 F. SAvoie
ct aux h6H6ers Henri Ohevet;
plus M lot do meublea, ne voi.
ture ct deax oharrettss; b tsrre
4 vendre en- lots do 10 q 10 acrss;
compliant. y
/. Ont etc elus b IL, ! an nsst.
ing ajourne, d6legn6s 4 10 con
vention republicaine du "a:
Richard SimMs, Victor Miles,.
John Kerrigan, oh. Ptercs, v.
Dickersonj ct sabetitutD: 4.
Holmes, HI. Tureaad, J..W.,
Shade, 3. Kelley, r. Piercs,
A..W. Thompson, ]. EMS, j.
BraxtOu, J. Leblanc.
lie Jon1al ide Hunsaker) a.
nonce one 10 6bstiael (de Boveel
ct saia, ct que W..H. Ixswton ir.
en- ct noam9 legAsaisn. n'b
-Autrs noavslle de meme
source une iuionction acooed6s
coatrc b coolecteor Kerri6aa.
..tH ttt FtSlEgn .tsts ,9G IA
AsCENsIoN mons sg
Miller OF Thompson, les propa-
gateurs dc faasse mouuais. ont
et4 ivr6S a In iunticA fH(lkrnle
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O06bEs6on ID 0eutsnaisv q
Louisiana \.
E ElJuILLEr1cx
An No 50 Dc lsrus saOkarles.
CIRcULAfRE.

Lles rcnseignements suivants sout publi6s
po0 t01e c0ux qno GolA conCernA.
Ia Convention qui s'est r6uuIe / h Nou-
yA'ls-Ofleans b II juan 1876 ansenes b bat
Is S1t %asd de 4 oosvsns,ou s,t d,.u.,.r !, ,oo,
b psaple = IL L,ouisiaoeA sl161I0 = ON.
naire; de faire naitye lamour du payp. d'en.
gneor toutcs les Soci6t6s religicuees, civiieo
: mthtaires \ alder b 10 e06huoEinn daao
eAeque ville ct chsqus village do fEos.
Ia ce9bqtiou dot Atre laiss6e an psupaD
OF lee frais doivsnt etro converts par dos con-
trfbutiona volcntaircs. Chaqus Elise et cha
g9e Soci1t6s -dans eAaque ville o. viDDnGs q
lE6t, est reqnise de participsr ion d'Aidsr /
o6lebror TAnnivcrsaire. L1s Soc16t6s aux
9neales lsars segIsmshts alSendeut ds .
3Sia,dre ,S = eng satrs. pobiiqasasst sosf priees
Galder q Convention do ID naniArc qn'cllcs
L. prugramne suivaat 6o6 a1svt6:
- Procession de- soci6tls civilas OF mill.
tairee 1e juliet ; hedlres du matin.
z @LaCturod de ~ O6clnrnajoo d'ipd6uoudsnco
ct dieeoa. q 'et ralsiGk Hill 10 keures.
80 Servise alvin II heures, daps toutee
les Eglisss de- pEnE
% Un salut do 100 coaps dc canon ! midi.
salnts Da1isaenx y notin g = eojr.
Toutes les soclftks qui d6sjPVut preudre
part = o(l6hsafion sout prizes d'eavcyer m
aade , u. 0oo. b. Bsangin, rand nos1hal.
Teo1D lGo0sUnnisn1lGSs, GnblDo NnnDnt
cu epenaent peint paet llsc6 6(hfrSioa .sooe
prizes d rocevo(T d. eDatxibu13oos voIou-
taa!es . - t1uesossetso q Il Doaeias n.
kilpatEick, o11lee = CGmio6 nB6eS3if
POqe p1uo - 0om1)4 dn1nonow. q per.
sonne = Q.r lettIst ~. Bsaj. ckandIsr,
ssorenhN Ne - - = ~ otCnnsA
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-06-24

Miller OF Thompson, les propa-
gateurs do faasse mouuaie> ont
ete livr6s 4 lajnstice f9d6rale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-le -lerH PAeE-2d Sd, 4th, 5th and 9Th coils
AsTRoLoGY-sD PaeE-e.h col;
s64RRDbEIhSs s04Rb ISD % "a and 80 sS
BR6oRLYS RAJ EsrAfA FoR sRLEM
p,,sYNrss "a sSl and 9Ta rxSETssh col
sSSE SSsSEESsAREssHIfs5s r.f
cLER8s iS6 sssasn PAersd and 4.h coils
Sco1gh,HalS S69sHnsS ASb ptisSis xxi
CoAsTwiSE sTEAMsHIPs-l5rH PAGE-6th COL, and
coRAsTsEssy m fsSSyiis yisssirm 81 pAca
61ScISe Ac1DEMfEs SR1E r1s1Hf1 P1esMeth col
DRY GooDs-isT PASs-sd Sd ith, 5th and cOls and
,,,,,,I I9rn PAGE0Ist col ,r ,,,s,ourn Avn TN
hPfsls ~ r1en!d and 81 eO 20
EUROPEAN srRxNsHIPs-IsrH PAGr-5th and 9Th coils.
KxNCHANGE-Igrs t9NI INHS1T s1s P.ss-Ssh P.ss COL
FINE ARTs-IsrH PAGE-eth col
E6s 81
I5TH PAGE-3d and 4th coils, and ID PAeE-5th col.
FSEscR FFSEScTf isfr STssp PAGr.h col
EP Padnh and S Sc cO SS'
HoRsEs CARRIAGES, &C...4ru PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
HOUSES, notEE Rooms. &C, w4STED-sD PAer5th and eth
JERSEY c{I hoR9EY Soa EgPY9N CITY AND gEs
LECTURE i! sEAsoNalGgn PAeE-2deOl. %
LOST 1ND FouXD9rn nAssi fhesMss SOa col
MASHESERsxxY44TEH MASHs fAs4is Facs4s.h col COL
MATRiMoSfAL-isrn P1eE~sth col
GiscELfHSEoUs IDSERfisESENTs-i21 -iss PAcn@ sS-
MiscELLANEous-I3rH PAGE-6th col.
NV sSlf4f5% Ftsss0ss s' FAor-eh COL
PERSONAL-1sr PACE-Ist col.
PkoEEssoSL sT1AiIoSs FEfsFi fG
pRoPE9Rr1Ys 1sh5f OUT '4 of THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-I4 PAGs-3d and 4th coils, and 4rH PAGE
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-,4rH PAeE-4th and
9th cos and 4rH PAGE-4th and 9th coils.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-l4rH PAGB-6th col, and 4TH
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-lsr PAeR-lst and I'd coils
REsTAuRANTS-13Tn PAGE-5th col
REWARDS-4TH PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-2D PAGR-5th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-3D PAGE-1st and
I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-3D PAoR-3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-4rH PAGE-lst and 2d coils.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C-irH PAcE-2d col.
STORAGE-i6TH PAGE-1st col.
THE BALL SEASON-13TH PAGE-5th COL
THE TRADES-3DsPA AGE-5th col.
THE TURF-4TH PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-I5rH PAGE-lst
and I'd coils, aud % PAGE-4th col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-15TH PAGE-6th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
l5rH PAGE-4th and 5th coils. and 2D PAGE-5th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-13TH PAGE-5th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-4TH PAGE-3d col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-14rH PAcE-2d and Sd coils.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-12rH PAGE-6th col.
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a.. - !, -. go,
j NM NM M MMEp NNx Nssss e,
III NM NJ MM - ny .
II NJ N NJ NJ EEEE n SIS EBEE
SUCCESS.
II. GJfLNARD
orinator ~ invisible pieces, stylish for young
ladee made With patent hair lace and natural
wave aud cur aud Instantly make ladies look beautiful
Notice
Ugly girls made pretty,
Old ladies ade oung.
Pretty girls made beautiful,
AZ IT, GUIIMARDS Hair Dressing Establishment, AL
Rrpad~ay ilairdrcssnr all hours. Nine. O. ia
tendance A fine stock Of
Hnman Hair.
Elegant Chignons Everything hand 10 beautiy the
ladies, old and young A iul live or
Cosiuctiuues
such Venus Rachel Kouges all shades; Pen
ell for eyebrows: Creme de ys Nindgre Jean Vincent dc
Bully baths keep mouth sweet, Eau de j. "
Bonn: Parne de Nosette beautiiy your hands. This
wonderful preparation
Eau des Fees,
Sarah de Fclix a. bring hair It's patuval color.
HIi Broadway. near 18th 1t.
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poYsl cLornlNG DEPARTMENT

respectfully that have thoroughly reor-
ganized the above department and now misunderstanding
line of Boys and Cildrens suits expressly Tor
comprising the latest STYLES and novelties
IN Jockey Derby. English Waking ana Kit suits
These goods being made especially for our retail trade
IN the fashionable styles Of bngish French Oefan
and American Cloths and Cassmcrcs Oi this springs I'M
portations suits made thc premises In the
ms.f thurou III manner OF short notice.
This department IL under the management OF Mt y D.
Ls who has been connected With the leading broadway
% ior ELI sent 20 all parts Of countr,
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] LORD 4 TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET.

$40 AND 35l 9Th Av.
We have just purchased large lot OF silks and Cashmcres
remarkably low prices and enabled 10 offer them
much below the market values
Splendid quality black Lustrene, 26 inches, only 75c.
Heavy Gros Grain, from 81 rs 10 81 70 worth III IS "
g. 50.
Extra heavy Gros Grain, worth 81 75. at 81 as.
Superb Cachmere De Lyon, 26 inches 81 5O worth 80
Also very large assortment OF striped Silks
s5c per yard recently sold at 81 25.
Particular attention is called to the following line OF
black Cashmeres bought the late auction sales which
will sell at small advance
Forty-inch English Cashmere, doc, 45c. and 6Dc.
Forty-inch French Cashmere, Toe; worth 81.
Forty tx inch French Cashmere 81 cheap 81 II 80.
Same goods. better quality. 81 so: worth ~
Closing jobber Of black Alpscas IS cent
less than cost OF importation
Black Alpaca, 4Oc. worth G2l &C.
Black Alpaca, 5Oc worth Toe
Also large line Of Hamburg Edgings, from &C. per yard
Samples eheerfully given.
KEYES,
$40 and Sth
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DRY GOODS.

IN OOODSs ..--..-.....,o.,s,-
special sale
Of
Dry Goods
before snlarging the premises
JOHN TUNLEY CO..
No. 7ei Broadway.
win Onsr, on
MOnday, February Al.
Il5o pieces
printed cAmbrics.
siinswssylos
A5e. per yard
1870 pieces
Chintz Percaies
Mss per yard
7eo pieces
yard wide percaies
at DC. per yard
es5 pieces
Fruit of the Loom Muslin
at &c, per yard
Black, eolored and fancy
SILKS.
cashmeres MerinOs and snkwarp Henriettas, Cawol's
Hair De Beces Faney Plaid and Striped
DRESS GOODS.
in all the novelties of the season.
SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES, PLAIN, PLAID
AND STRIPED, at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
large assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
at equally low prices
SALE TO CONTINUE FOR
TWO WEEKS.
JOHN TUNLEY & CO.,
No 7ol BROADWAY.
between Sth and 9th SITS.
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CPEcIAL NOTICE.
ALTMAH's,
Ieth st and 9th sv.
10Th st and e.h A~
10Th S. and 9th av.
10th ST. and 9Th av.
JUST OPEN,
2opieces srOs grain black ss 81 10 worth 81 25.
20 opiecss 24nch Gros Grain better grade az 81 10
lepieees a4inch much goods 81 IS worth 81 So
opioces 24neh, Cashmere" nnish extra 81 So worth
loplssss ssne. Cashmere sublime ouality"As 81 70,
10 piece. 24insh Super Extra Sublime Cashmere" AZ
e2 10, worth & so
100 different patterns Cashmere Lsces InssrtInCs and
Nets, at reduced prices
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 MTLLINERsY
We open full and extensive variety Of the
new Frosted and Basket" Ribbons and sihs All the
rage in Europe just now Also the son .wied Silks which
shall have in Ecru Cream, ROsc.whO and Paris Blues
all of which inches wide and arc cut on the bias
Also
GA cases. different shapes nd new Of Pedal Straw and
Chip Hats, opened on Tuesday, combination prices
Milan BrAids all shades and shapes, at......$i 90
American Chips Cream, Bcru all new shapes at 90
English Milans all new shades and shapes, at. 80
Real Chips, all the latest styles and shapes at. 10
JUST OPEN.
500 dozen real Kid Gloves buttons newest
shades, reduced 25
300 Kid Cloves three bu ttons in an tie latest
shades, reduced 81 80
These gloves not lamb skin dressed up resemble
kid but warranted by be real Kid skin,
the Gloves retailing elsewhere Om 81 rs to 81 25
pair.
We have also opened elegant line of Ladies' Gentle
mems Misses Chidren's Hosiery just imported which
includes full of the cOlorngs
coming season, Cotton Cashmere thread Silk
Hosiery plain clocked striped embroidered We spe
cay request examination one case we include in the
above, to witt
One ladies' extra long superhne quality English Hose
at 2ec per pair, So rs per dozen, worth SIS.
M. ALTMAN.
iorn ST. AND eTn Av.
A.
4,
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ssss Ss'S AsSs EassS frn % ioe y.
| wIIEREf
%hEsE, ShERE,
}SoHWN SW 6;,Eyy EKyAyg,esHRAN( ooNELrNS AsS C. Co.'S
one block below A. 4. Stewart 4 Cos
oal anu anu see.
ZINE WHITE GOODS
We arc offering complete hne White Goods
for ladies and ehdrens consisting of 81 French Or
Swiss Null. from Zoe 10 ST.
SOC
French Nansook sheer and heavy, from Sec 20 81 so
English Eainsook, from 14c TO 7Sc
French Jacohets best made for chdrens wear
TO 81.
Soft finished Cambrics, 15c to SOC.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns, 2Oc TO 60c.
Striped English Victoria Lawns 125Sc to Soc
Striped English Long Cloths, for ladies' and chldrens
wear, 25c. TO 70c.
India twill Long Cloth 2Oc. 20 50c.
line Of French and English striped and plaid Nan-
socks from 20c. 10 7oc
French and English Dmity 35c. to 81.
Plaid and striped Organdies at 23c, worth $50
Shrred Muslin style. 5Sc TO 75c.
ALSO,
full assortment OF corded figured striped and checked
Pique, from l2Hc. TO 81, all new styles
Lace striped Pique new styles, lSc TO $50.
ALSO,
Tucked Sklrtings all tuckng in French and English
Nansooks These goods very fine and beg call
particular attention them, they have been made
pressly for this house.
Friends and strangers respectfully invited
to examine the above goods
LORD TAYLOR,
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NIGHT DRESSES.
COMPLETE TRoUssEAU, FROM $50
WEDDING OUTFITS

All the popular styles of Corsets Paners &c very lo
prices.
Particular attention paid to
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LORD h TAYLOR,

BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET.
A MEXICAN HAIR PARLoRs
"A +. J.. KETELTAs
has S2s @ a between and 2d c
rea, redqeton' IN Human Hair Goods Ladies bring your
with all way no matter how auch olcd OF how
se SS to S' n Good % switches s Is
81 and 81 10 Gray Switches and Invisible Hair Seams
specially Goods sent G. o. d. by express Orders with
Post Office money orders in registered letters Hair
essnr % in latest styles A. pSors SIS 9Th 50 esnss
at ladiss own residence 81.
INDIA CAxELs HAIR sHAwLs
LORD a TAYLOR,
Monday February q,
choice e9orngs prices lower than similar qualities have
been sold y s% sssss s;a ssosh .@ sIc on h"nd
Redreed from S2so 10 $50.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DELHI AND
JUMNA SIIAwLS
at sl5. former price ss5;
:, :, a., IA I"mer s,'"e pries SO
Beautiful black and scarlet Stella shawls s25, worth
Tire. ease. French Berlin, A'2 English and Paisley sha~l
choice shades cf coloEs, - % $50
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET.
" vIGouRoux I22 4TH Av.. CORNER oY i2rH
81 stamping Establishment t-sPecalty of ladies' and
10 order for table and bed linen handkerchief &c Whole
department, 10 East i2th s rerorated Paper Pat
'N-----
ORD 4 TAYLOR, CORNER or GRAND AND
IL Chrysfc stsNcw spring stock OF all kinds oi IaPefs
opsn gooa tapestries, 81 yard; ingrains S7sse
per yard and upward
vITAKTED--A PINE CAMELis HAIR SHAWL AT A
w low drure Address N. J. X, stating price, Herall
Branch Office. brooklyn.
vTYANTED TO BCY-sTRfCTLY PRIVATE TWO SITS
w paor Curtains. the best only also ParIor Buffet
Address b. ~, boz III Herald office.
nrY TIE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
ID ALL TIE NEWS FOR TWO CENTS
7 ROsaIQUOT
IL. Ladies tIairdresssr.
uf the Academy ~ Ladies' Hairdressin
Paris recruty arrived with the latest styles 81 Cores
and lair work. Lessons given bairdressng No 20
Broadway. upstairs
n ORD a TAYLOR CONNER or GRAND AND
il cEryxfie stNcw spring stock Of AL kinds Carpets
open good tapestnes " per yard; ingrans 7l1e
pnr 1srg end inward
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.DREss GOODS.
E--
lLoRD 4 TAYLOR

] DRESS GOODS
LORD TAYLOR1
will open MONDAY, February 81,
full line Of all the spring shades Of
CASHMERE AND MERIEo sERGEs, DIAGoNALs
and CRETQENEs.
Also
fun line of all wool gray and brown mixed Cashmeres
together ih full assortment o. all wool twled and plain
Debege, ~ and ~ inches wide.
goods all at popular prices and having been
the ladies Of New York aud else
where respectfully requested examine them before
purchasing their spring costumes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20

ID II. MACY co.
i77c and 1879
Special attraction in
China and Glass Ware
Department
On and after TUESDAY, February %, we shall have
exhibition the .
MARTHA WASHINGTON
MARTHA WASHINGTON
MARTHA WASHINGTON
DINNER SERVICE,
DINNER SERVICE,
DINNER SERVICE,
being q fac sime OF the original set
PRESENTED
PRESENTED
PRESENTED
Martha Washington by the French officers during the
American Revolution.
Only two pieces of the or gna ret in existence
To reproduce this Of employed Special Artist
the Royal Pottery Of Dresden who Is attached
our decorating estabishment.
public respectfully invited TO call and examine
this reproduction which have hesitation in saying
been excelled In this any other
To connoisseurs this must be a rare treat.
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Our long experience in this branch in
ising perfect satisfaction in every particular.
All information required, and rules for semeasurement
free OF charge TO part OF the United States
Dcntion.
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in all qualities from medium to finest goods tastS
trimmed and neatly finished.
Inans complete wsrdrobes in four different qualities
S33 $37 so Si5, f63 each.
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The above described articles now exhibition and
worth special visit OF exa=ination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20

We invite examination of large and very handsom
assortment Of infants and ehildrens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20

ice with our usual custom we have made
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DRY GOODS.
AND UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS !
iIADiEs; AND cTIIDRES;s UNDERwE1R ?

BROADWAY And TWENTIETH STREET,
will offer
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20

100 different pstterns Cashmere Laces Insertngs and
Nets at reduced prices.
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Muslin Drawers cluster tucks
Muslin Drawers cluster tucks and ruie. .........
Muslin Drawers, cluster tncks. Hamburg edge.
Muslin Drawers cluster tucks, cordng and cambria
rufiie ........... ,........
Muslin Drawers, cluster tucks, line Hamburg edge.
Muslin Drawers, enibroder rufe. .................
Muslin Drawers Coventry rufiing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Muslin Drawers, Hamburg inserting and edging.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20
Personal.

A NY INFORMATION OF MRS. MARY JANE JUNKEN
~ maiden Steele, Of Bally Coombs Derry county
Ireland VINO came to America ii or l6 ago, will DC
thankfully received by her daughter, AVINIA JUNKEN
Hugh Junken, Mary Elizabeth. Annie and Martha Junken
her sisters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-20

ORD a TAYLOR
PLAIN SILK DEPARTMENT.
Evening coors OF Taetas 81 per yard eros
grain silks spring Ia the
pale perle lavender nil egantine bleu marin myrtle,
ean sea ana &c E 2s and si SO Der yard
ALSO.
The new shades OF the greatly
reduced prices
Fave Uni, 22inch 81 70. formerly 81 25
C;rns Grain 23-inch 81 formerly 81 50.
Cachemre de sOe. 2finch. 81 60 formerly So
PouIt dc Sole. 21incb, 50. formerly s. 80
Lyons Brocadcd silk in all the fashionable tints. for
street anc evening
III inches ~ reduced from - TO-
yt inches ~ 80, reduced from - ~
A complete OF white Grain, ~ % 10 s. 90 per
rard just eccivcd steamer
Coorcd und white safinn 81 90; good for e. per
yard
SAMPLES OF goods OF all parts the
United states
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A LECTURE WILL BIZ DELIVERED AT THE
"A Church Of the TRANSFORMATION Mott s corner Of Park
for the benefit Of the poor Of TRANSPORTATION parish hy
the Rev Edward Mcslynn ID. D. Sunday evening, Feb
ruay 90 at ~ O'Clock; subject fhe Philosophy and Poet
of the Confessional Tickets SOC.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-05-15
A Brave Workman,

A coroner's Jury at Brislington, near
Bristol, England, has rendered verdict
OF accidental death in the case OF John
Chiddy. He was foreman at quarry
close to the Great Western line, between
Keynsham and Bristol, and was super
intending the stacking Of the stones
alongside the line, when he found that a
largo block Of stone had fallen on to
the metals OF the down line. There was
no time to be lost, for rushing toward
the spot came the "Flyipg Dutchman "
express, described by the driver, who
gave evidence ut the inquest, as "thc
fastest train in the world One second
more aud horrible tragedy would have
probably occurred, but Chiddy, forget
ting himself and large family depend.
ent on him, and thinking only Of tho
danger Of the unconscious passengers in
tho train, leapel on to the line US it
dashed ont OF the Brislington tunnel,
md, seizing tho block OF stone in his
hands, was cut to pieces as he rolled it
from the rail. The witnesses for the
railway company took more cheerful
view OF the matter thnn that held by
Chiddy. They "thought the life guards
OF tho engine would have cleared the
rnila - - p "."