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AN ALLEGED FEMALE SWINDLER-Mrs.
henrietta A Geyer, who is the proprietress
OF The MaisOn Richelieu, at Thirtieth street
ana Lexington avenue, on Friday last COM
plalned before Justice Duffy, at the Fifty
seventh street police court, that Annie 9.
KEY mad, by false pretenSes, swindled her
out OF large sum of money which she owed
her for board. Mrs. Geyer employed Colonel
Spencer, who appeared at the court yester-
day TO prosecute her claim. 1t appears from
the testimony that in September, 1868, Mrs.
kley, was taken before Judge Mansfield al
the Essex market police court, on a charge
OF swiDdlinp. Siuce that Tins. II Is alleged.
she has succeeded In swindling many promi-
nent persons in business in this city. Among
her alleged victims are III. b. Clafiin & Co.,
whom. II is said, she swindled out of more
than 500; +. NJ. Stratton, a coal dealer, of
$50; Macy Co, 5000, and John Townshend,
500 IL further appears that her husband
has held a prominent position in Washing
ton for many years past, which, IL is said,
enabled him to send her 500 per month.
OConnell, OF the Court Squad at No 133
Eighth street. Hearing in the case was set
down for to-day.-[N. y. Times, 1871.
FIRE IN THE MEMPHIS CUSTOM HOUSE.
At half past IL o'clock yesterday morning a
nre was discovered In the Office of the sur
merce. The police and the bank Waterman
found the doors locked, and after breaking
into the office found the surveyors clerk,
who stated that he bad been working there
until that hour, when a lamp exploded and
set fire to some papers. The fire was extin-
guished, though not before the books and
papers OF the Office were either burned or
badly damaged. Gen. Smith, the surveyor
OF the port, says but few papers OF value and
no money was lost by the fire. He had for
warded all the government money to WASH
ington last Friday.
THE PRINTERS STRIKE commenced at
New York yesterday, but was confined
chiefly to the Evening Post Office, where 20
men refused to work at a reduction of 10 per
cent, TO the book and job house of John Pol
menus. ard p few hands at the Office OF
pouglas rex aS Tor. Tie average reduction is
from 10 to per Is per cent. The strike, IL Is
stated, is likely to be maintained.
INPEACHMENT.-TheM Mississippi senate,
by a vote of 50 TO 4, have found Lieutenant
Governor Davis guilty as charged in the ar
ticles of Impeachment. One colored and i've
white republican senators voted in the af-
hrmative and four colored in the negative.
The finding will be formally announced
Wednesday.
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

Ut. I. w. BKNsoN's CELERY AMI CHAN
oMiLE PILLS are prepsrpd expressly 10 .ure
sleE Headache. Nervous Head ache DySper-
TIC Heao2che, Neuralgia. Nervousness ana
SleeplcSsoess, and will cure any case Price
90 cents. Sold by all Druggists In waShing,
ton, Georgetown ard Alexandria. 223eo
fHk NATIONAL sAVINGs sSKE, cora., 4, 2
New fOrk avenue and 18Th street rave ,,er
cent per 2nnum on deposits for esc5 ossle-,,t, y
Iaohth. aanking hours. toe SATURDAY. )
saho tos Tte. Istts
Fmst.Ciess sCoaTtns ana EgsIg.
=. FISCHER enlarged his eEtablishnl1-it ~
removing TO bis new building, sO6 q street, <
ooOrs west OF Sth street Just few s;sIss
from ms FORMER place on 9tE street, where 6e
- TSaoy 20 DO any work in hiR line 10 his su
ReIloI Tnsnner. KID Gloves and Shoes
SISpe Hells cleaned 81 q very short uo.ice
Lsdtes' Dresses cleaned without aiken s,as-t
Rnd spots removed without cleaning ID
whole garment Gents Clothes eIearJno a.
dye'ne speciality. =, y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

TrN-PINs. 10 cents a game. At Rauerss
Bowling Alley, 1Ii2 Penn'a avenue ali:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

- National The0ieT. - The
brightly and always welcome Lolita made
.er nrst appearance last evening before a
%rge audience, in her play of Zip; or, Point
.yDde Light" which is not a marvel of dra-
attic composition, but is well calculated to
bow of the archDess and varied accomplish
lents OF charming little actress, who dis
rms criticism by the freshness of her i'm
|ersoDations and the genuine spirit of fun
Re throws into them. Her delineation OF
Zip last night was fully up to the usual
fandard, while Mr.. r. A. Locke's iInpersOn-
|tion Of philosophy Jack" was its fitting
The remainder of the support
|hich includes such well known actors and
|ctresses as Harry Pearson, George Denham
Hrs GermOn and Miss Rose Osborne was
|ery good. Zip" will be presented this and
b-morrow evenings.
Ihe0ter COTIIi9Ue. Southern Life" is a
rama null of interest and thrilling sItua-
|ons and is nlaced unOn - ,,or,,or,A stsna
|efy aeeeptably Mr.. James Collins sustains
be leading role very creditably. The re-
hainder OF the programme includes songs,
|anees, sketches, &C, all well rendered.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

A PRESENTATION AT POLICE HEAD
|UARTERS This morning. at police head
uarters, In Captain Brooks office, the lieu
|enants from the various precincts were
resent, turning in their reports, when
lieut. John r. Kelly. of the7th precinct, 1.-THE
fommander OF the Knights OF ST. Patrick
.or several years. was called To the front,
nd Lieut. Gessford, OF the lst precinct, pro-
|iuced an elegant green silk neck-tie. the
fnds bearing in gilt the emblems Of Ireland s
|1ational1ty, the shamrock and Erin's harp,
with The legend. ERIN Go Bragh," and ad-
Pressed Lieut.. h. as fOliOws:-''Lieut Kelly:
On behalf OF the ladies OF South Washing
TON, ] have the agreeable duty to perform oil
you with this emblernatic tie y
prise, ard was unable to respond at length
but desires that his thanks be returned tC
The generous donors-his unknown lady
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

ARREST AND DISCHARGE OF SUSPICIOUS
CHARACTERIZATION Sargent and McEl-
fresh yesterday afternoon arrested three men
" BIO were leaving the passenger train OF the b.
r railroad at Virginia ave. and 9Th street,
rs suspicious characters. At police head
quarters they gave their names as George
~: Mcclure, Frank Jordan, and Abraham
King Tools found on them show them TO
De three card monte men. This morning the
prisoner were taken before the Assistant At
forney OF the District, but there was no law
10 bold mem, and they were returned to DO
lice headquarters, where they were dismIs se.d
with an intimation that If they were found
here again they would be prosecuted under
the vagrant act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

IL you have rheumatism, govt, neuralgia.
use Durspg's Rheumatic Rsmedy. Sure
cCIe.-Adp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

HALr!-Stmulsting LinIment cures all
ALL 4:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

Ioll 11HHBYLVANIA AVEHUy.
ishu-H Dsswsa M ana nth nrSso,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

wORSTED COATS AND VESTS.
Coats and Vests sold ct e2s....Sellins now ct els
Goats and Vests sold at S22 Selling now ut S16
Goats and Vests sold ct 11s....selling now ct t12
BUSINESS SUITS.
Business Suit sold At 42o.--..sellins now st el4
Business Suits sold ct So. Selling now 1t S12
business Suits sold ct $15.....eelling now ct 10
Business Suits sold ct t1S.-....6elltnG now ct es
YOUTHS SUITS.
Youth Suits sold 1t Q20.-...- Selling ct els
Iouths suits sold as s.---.. selling now ct GIG
Iouthp suits sold ct 12........Selltng now ct %
BOYS AND OHILDRENS SUITS, OVER
COATS AND ULsTlRs 1t . grsst reduction
Of former prices.
BEING DBTERMINED TO REDUCE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOE SPRING
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
samuel honesty and Tavie Jackson; w. III.
4eadville, Pa, and Sophie Lenzberg: VIM.
Berry and Caroline Bailey; VIM. ". Tfppett
and Mary stamps; Charles Jennifer and
Rowe: Wn. +. Cooper aud Jane Everhart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

MAsoNIc.-There Is on exhibition at Solo
mons Chspman's book store a set OF Jewels
for b. g. French Lodge, No. IS, r. A A. NJ.
|oi unique design and fine workmanship
|1hey were designed by w. III. Earle, an OIL
Ger OF The Lodge, and manufactured by Max
Weyl, OF this city, OF solid silver, and made
enurely by hand, instead OF being cast in
mooIos, as Is the usual mode of manufacture.
1ney are intended 70 be worn upoa the lapel
OF tne coat, tnus dispensing with the cum
oersome collars hitherto used. Tue commit
tee. hesTs w IL Earle, W. A Galley. aud
T. A MeIntire, may well feel pride IN ,5s
result OF their abors fA0 AZ VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-14

90 * 4
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TaE CITY
AT THE SAME RATE.
Nee scbedule-Fuu load Of 20 bushels for o3.
emaler loads cents Der bushsl Garage, 90 cents.
APPLY
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAeLIaHr CON.
PA0y,
ais NH street northwest. lst street norfhvest
OF 70 llo Bridge street, 0eoggstoWp. nar6rly
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

At the regular meeting OF the Park Commissioners
yesterday map Of improvements to bc made in that
section of the city east OF Morrana bounded by Mot
Haven avenue, Boston road ana tho Southern Boule-
vard wns submitted, but action IN the mattor was do
errcd until next Tuesday morning, O'clock to
allow residents OF tho section described state any
objections or offer suggestions concerning tho proposed
plan
Permission has been granted ~ BarthoIdi, tho
artist TO place that portion o tho Statue OF Liberty
which has been exhibition NJ the Centennial iu
OF the parks Of this ci,y until the remainder of tho
work arrives from France.
William Coogan awarded contracts for laying
Sidewalks on Thomas aud Berran avenues, In the
Twenty fourth ward.
The department has called for proposals for furnish
ing materials with which TO illuminate the public
parks and other places belonging the city during the
hrst part Of the yoar 1871
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AMUSENEyTS,
KING LEAR.


-. NEXT MONDAY
LNENlNG. December 4, re.
turn OF LAWRENCE BAR
kET'r. who will appear rs
KING LEAR, the sublime
tragedy given Tor the hrst
time in this theatre. T.. l..
DAVENPORT who 10 espe-
cislly engaged to appear as
EDGAR. The production
will be remarkable Tor the
distribution Of characters,
beauty and elaborate
ness OF scenery. novelty In
effects. costliness and cor
rcctness of appointments
and costumes. the whole
forming one Of the grandest
and most strictly legitimate
Shakespearian revivals yet
presented.
TUE SALE OF SEATS
Is now progressing.
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NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 23 IS76.-POsf OFFICE
~ Notice The foreign mails Tor the week ending sa,ur-
day. December y 1876 will close ut this office ON Tuesday,
II 3oA NJ Tor Europe per steamship Idaho via Queens
town; Wednesday, At II A. NJ. for turope steam
NJ for Europe. per steamship wicand via Pymcnti Cher
bourg and Hamburg: saturday. ~ A. NJ. for Europe.
pc anship tity Chester. Queenstowa tcvrrespc
for France Germany aud scotland 20 be rwarded by
this be specially addressedl aud at A. NJ
for scotland direct steamship Anchoria VA glasgow;
and NJ for France direct steamship Amer.quo,
via avrc; aud nj ii 80 A. NJ Tor EUROPE. per steamship
Teckar, via Southampton and Bremen Tie steamships
Idaho Russia City Chester will take mails
Denmark, sweden and Norway The mails for Nassau.
n p will leave Ne York December IL The mails for the
Wsst indies vim Havana will leave New York December
Tho mails FOR Australia, &C., w leave San franciscc De-
csmhcr a 4. L. JAMkS. PnxtmnstAE
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SARDANAPALCS.
LAST NIGHT
But TWO.

This IL without exception
the grandest spect tacular play
ever produced either In Eu-
rope or America. The oier.
ing was submitted with deep
respect tJ.that portion Of the
community who believe the
thcatre Is dignitied. and its
higher mission fulfilled By
making all its illustrations
truthful. beautiful and In
structive. aud IL Is gratifying
to have 50 brilliant a result
as the record OF over ONE
HUNDRED CONSEtU-
TIVE PERFORMANCES,
witnessed by THREE HUN
DRED THOUSAND Pk0-
PLE.
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Secure your seats carly for tonight and Matinee to-
day
II ELY 4 Icons MINsTRELS. OPERA HOUSE
N ELY 4 LEoN'S MlNSrRELS. 33d 81 and 9Th v.
1.-THE PARLOR HOME OF MlNsTRELSY.t.s
Entire change OF bill. Brilliant programme.
Borgia THE ONLY LEONI Ching Chow Hi
Chn CHM Chow H As goRG Lusrs,s RSrsia RSsa
gkGuIAE MATlNEEs commence SATURDAY. Dec;
SPECIAL MATINEE, Thanksgiving Day. nj o'clock.
Box oihcc open DAILY from 8 A. NJ. to 1OP NJ
OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE
g ~ ! " SSIf fssaaP # {
r., ! II n il ccccc
NOVELTY THEATRE
622 BROADWAY. ga
COLONEL WIN. 4. Manager
ADMISSION i5c.. 2Jc.. Soc. 75c- and 81.
MATlNEES. l5c., 25c. and soc.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lsr PAeE-5th and 9Th coils
AsTR0LOGY-7rH PAcE-6th col
Bo1RDERs w4NTED-sn P1cr-sd sol.
BSooRLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sRLEaD PASs-is.
BusiNEss NorIcEsE5In P1cE-eth col
rLERKs AND sALEsMEN"7Ta PAcs-Sth col
toQcnMEN AND rtnie GARDENRRs- sSf p.e.-4,h col
roxsTwisE srEANsHTPs-7TS PiSr-sih col
coPAARRrN IAR ERsHlrs- ,i PACK,
bsSGiSG 9oA6EMfRsHisT DRER r1issss fass%lth CO.. col
bbkSTiSTESID bkS Gonps-is, rsss4,S Pssr4,,s eSd col
D"ELhiNG HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED AND oN-
EUROPEAN sTE1MsHiPs-7Ta P1eE-sth desh coils.
EExcHAScE-s1 PAeE-ssG col.
FOR sAIE-2D PAer-4th col
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
IggRSf1rH rHEm5S FsssaisS col =, -,
HELP wANrED-aALEs- PAen-4th and sth coils,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-isr PAGE-2d, Sd and 4th
HSsE RSBss ss ass 81 sf COL
LECTURE TnHi SEASON iSIExsoN-isT PAcE-;Sth col
L6sT L6s1l kSD NoftoSufxsDIi FouxD-isr a Pacr~ist % col
MASBETEExfP NASBIE MxSTRLssD rscaf!S faesaA col col
MATRIMoNIAL-2D PAGE-sth col
niscsILANEous Mk11H1LLE XD,vERrIsEMENrs- PACE
gysISs$lfs1ls sls1 Ffssas.h e,Sssa,;, col .o,., %.
EEwsPAPERs-aD PAcE-ath col.
P1aSoFokTEs PhnsoFN1Tas' okGANs soaD pAersA col
POsT OFFICE NOTIOE-isr PAcE---4th col
FESFHssaP fafViH
7rH PAGK-3d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
KENT-2D PAcE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAcE-lst and ID
coils
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAcE-2d col.
RELIGIOUS N0TICES-lsr PAGE--ist col.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE--lst col.
SALES AT AuCTION-2D PAGR--5th and 9th ces
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAlES-7rH PAcR-1st, I'd
and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-7r PiGE-sd and 4th
coils
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lsr PAGE-Ist and ID coils.
BPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col
BTORAGE-2D PAGE-4th col
THE BALL SEASON-lsr PAGH-5th ccL
THE TRADES-7rH PAcE-5th col
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGK-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-7uI PAGE-9th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ID PAGK-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-4th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-2D PAGE--ith col.
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-4th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGR-6th col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES or MEN

The importance Of the hssithinsss sf the nervous
system cannot be overestmated its power life
human happiness be recognired its capabilities
its qualities and ts powers the mportanee OF its healthiu
rs ,h uses sns oanEs =. t S ~
in mental investigation and research: whether By the
absorbing attention necessary TO the eonduct Of eomp
sve indugenes q e appetites and propensties Of the
system All these arc proper snjecs for consderation as
also the knowledge of what Is moderation what IL
and when these exs the absolute necessity OF promptly
seeking advice from expert who. Tor long series of
investigation and treatment of all the maladies OF this
department. accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature and origin. whether arising
from his experience and practice has learned 20
the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
common TO the inexperienced and annoying to the
tent who very naturally wants to know without delay
what k the matter the extent OF the derangement the
probabilities of rccuperatiou and the time required
striking ample of the value OF experience and praet
cal observation well the usefulness OF the prompt
plcAtion OF suitable remedies found III the important
coming. but public insttu
on not only at home but abroad that large proper
on OF those who suffer from disturbance and Abso
treatment within after the first symptoms have mani
Tested themselves.
haused by intense mental application deprying Of the
power of connected thought Il only its strength
systematic methods precisely in every other de
parment whether OF appetite propensity passion each
recurring different remedy iorts recupeAon and dlneren
for bringing them from their overworked ana
hausted conditions The this branch OF med
cal practice scarcely be overraed for it reaches
the perpetuaon OF family names the securing OF hereditary
titles the retention OF in the family
From long and large experience In this direction have
been able TO commMnd BY the thankful apprec
Of families in the city and nation; and
certainly communicate much to cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains TO
the recovering their whether OF BRAIN
appetite, propensity or passion
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELI. a KRARNEY.
II lio AND liz EAST 18TH ST.. NEAR 4rii AV.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVRRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound kind and
harness. from to three days given warrantees
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ANIUsENIENTs.

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE BETWEEN 3OTH AND
3lst sts. Is. w. HITCHCOCK. Proprietor Last week
Of the season McNicker aud Sully Admiral Dot, Patti
Rosa W. MeAndrews; Bob scott Dick sands, the cham,
clog dancer j. ID. Roome. George Warren the old
favorte Nellie Vincent; Panorama OF Ireland. Rome and
Ameriea Harry Leslie. Friday evening. March 3 1876
benefit Of Admiral Dot. Grand Family Matinee every
Wednesday and Saturday at ?.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS crUEsDAD SALE
AT 1O O'CLOCK.
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NICE.-HOTEL LIS ANGLAIS, A FIRST CLASS
~ hotel facing the aud English manaxemeu nj
H. BAKER HAYS secretary, % Coleman e., London, IL c.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER AUcTIoNEER
D0S'T FAIL LAST DAY DON'T PAIL
TO RIDE LAST DAY TO RIDE
LAST LAST CHANCE TO-DAY TO RIBE RE
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE Las BRoADwAT:=.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF rAPERS


AMUSEMENTS-4rH PAex-ath and 9Th colh
BILLIARDs-3p PAGx-6th col
BUARDEks WANTED-2D PACE-lr and "a coA. ana op
PAGE-5th and 9th coils IL
BOA ID AND LODGING WASTED--3D fAGE-otn coi
BROOKLYN BOARD-ap PAGE-6th col
BROOKLYN ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-4Tn rAex-i"
BUSINESS oPPoRTUxrrIEs-ii1nP PAcn
BUSINESS NOTICES-7Tu PAGK-6th col.
CENTENNIAL KxHIBITS-1sT PAGE-2u co-
Clerks AND sALEsMEN-sp PAcE-sd col.
CLOTIilN1--sp PAGR-fth col. -
COACHMEN AND GARDENEkS-sD PAGE-Sd eoL
COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS-lorH IAGk-otn col
COUNTRY BoAkD-2D PAcr-3d, 4th and 9th cola. and
30 PAGE 9Th col
DENTISTRY-l6rn PAGE-1sth col
DRY GOoDs-isT PAsx2d 3D. 4th. oth and oh coils, and
16ru PAcK-1st col. -.~ .~,~
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND
UNFURNTSHED-l5rH PAGK-lst COL ~.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS-l5rH PAon-4tn ana OIL eos
ExCHAvaE-iern PAcr- I'D col.
ExCURSIONS-16rH PAcE--tth col.
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yuRNIrURE-le.a rAesmssh col, 49, :.
FRENCH ADyERTISEMENTS-sp PAcu-!th col.
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HELP WAkTED-MALE fAGk--Sd ana stu coisA -.
HORSES CARRIAGES. &C.-i6ru rAcs-So. ain ana ON
coils.
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o45 Grand st.. Bowery. New YORK.
Immense reduction in prices this week.
Extraordinary bargains IN every department
Call aud examine immense stock before purchasing
elsewhere; SAVING Of 25 per cent guaranteed.
SILK Department
Black grain Silk recently sold for 81 25 reduced 20
Black gros grain SILK recently sold for 81 es reduced
Lyons Gtack grain silk. recently sold for 81; reduced
Lyons grain SILK recently sold for s. ao reduced
Bcions best black silk recently reduced 81
Beautiful striped silk recently sold for 81 l2h reduced
75c.
Cashmere recently sold for sOc reduced to 40c
Silk Pongees recently sold for 7Oc reduced 60 size
All plain Dress Goods, recently sold for 4oc and SOC
Black Goods Department
Fine quality black Alpaca recently sold tor 4cc reduced to
Extra black Alpaca recently sold for CSC reduced to 37sc
H wide black Cashmere recently sold Tor 0c reduced 10
3Jc.
Black satin striped Grenadines recently sold for 4oc
dnred to 2Oc. .
Ladies' suit Department.
Alpaca Mohar and Cashmere suits recently sole for $5
aud <,p; .eaucrd 10 xto and St2
Black striped silk Suits recently sold for $50
and $40; reduced 10 $50 and $40
Black colored silk Snts recently sold for 500
and Sl15: reduced 10 $50 and So.
Liam Lace Sacques and wis., *7oO SAU $l,2o Sl .5t,
Ladies' Liner Suits.
4oO) Ladies' linen suits handsomely embroidered and
braided. 81 SG. 81. So S12
JO)J Ladies' lircn Basqres and Overskrts So s., IS
Paraso Department.
silk Parasos from auction. from 50: fully 30
- WALLER 4 McsORLEY.
80 Grand st.. near Bowerv. New York
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50 dozen Queen Elizabeth Belts, In fsather and velvet
from aSc. TO g. 50 each
5000 Fans pearl sticks carved ebony painted RIssian
styles 1t reduction Of 30 per last weeks prices
Real tortoise shell aud Imitation Back Combs. English
crown HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes; horn bone and
dressing Combs; silver vnaigrettes Fan Chains from
10 S3 50 and Jewelry gold plated
half price. Russia leather wslle Card
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