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, 1876-11-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Nj
GENERAL NEWS.
~. A;1o,nhu. rov,t. Monroct, lecture on the
:astcrn question: which va 10 have been de-
lvcrcd at Fa1wc1 Hall last night, has been
os.poucd.
Tho temperature yesterday, % observed by
,anat.c, op,,rlsn' ~ SiM1i.on ttrcet Tm,nugs
'nlldlng), was al a. n,., 10 deg; lo q. m'' ~
cF.; II H., ~ dog; 2 p. nl., - t1cu.i p. n,,
sdss. barometer ut : a. 'n'' a'.'s; 1p. M
1eA'
Tho troubles OF Afcssrs. Brunswick, Stcphnni
satisfactory ad],!si,nent ~ r. ssvsfal eeigs g , o.,
ourts @ s'ti < peiitian 10 declare the i'm 5aak,
sHpt VII % argasG IN 'ho oh''co STATES D'S'Fe'
The London 7;nes x'e Of T. the It'll las letter
has tccu doing Chicago. Alter telling over tho
iamilar story 81 tic eitys rapid cruwth and liz
| r. tho anthor n Of .'conursby" IL right in sa,tns
thnt nv nrcrx ercat ii, eu9oes IN desMesusajca.
faith: At,en.. 1T; Rolne, conIuest; larls, mat'.
i.ssats ihss 'o TRs'a '
course. nun,etans other American sltst nte1siy
Eo;ancod. 1nst g. There Wefo creek elt'es oesiaes
os"eA" a''o'se " A'
Ao,n.:t o11 tbcsc d,sadr,ntag:.. must bc rct nj
one faia1 d9.raes M chieaso sxera crney al ~ from
tic "crimo Of youth, In ono way, howcyef much
her yonth may b to her honur IN another. Shc Is
too young to boast anything which can interest tho
hlttosian Of nnt'qnAty: Il y here ono fec!s what
Eodtsnd hi.sorsa1 ngut O. fodt w9nid esys
az onrp n9 ary yespe M h I'd
cty Hs' 4 tave vS aeSara IL however. saee began tbis
5csnonsibie for thia want a. It dcetfoycd nj least
one old buidEng which money -mnkfng man had
spared. IA It ia, when the visitor has had gouA
look at thc hnc strecfs and duly nioralizcd uf,on
the aatonishtnG lact tnat IN yeats aeo ny these
streots, With theiF stately haidinFs wesa onc IN.
st'a w. o.sn, fot ,i, ~ oen "nla.s h ca ~
tssct interrst mi ~ mnu,moth s.rrafn oSyafnrs"
md wsttr.works and hurc stock Yards, nnI simI-
lar proofs OF tic Giant growth of Chicago's COM
nefcta1 prosperity. lie Gun only end "a lie began,
BY falling back on '.Con!ngsby, +" and trying to be:
!leve that the ragc OF runs e past" eiia that
ManSnester t'EatIy Gons.aStea. ~ 10 g1cat M.
man eaoft h' h'oehe' ~ oi&"enee'ett ""S Aol
en'easo' v.eur,ro.
Thu r1,tcac, yoc1,t t!l,,h Ho,a n, animal ,,oo+.
snr At The shermnn fIo,,ae int nieit' anil cicct
"a .hc x,i,owinW nflirrrs fnr lin rns;,itv vcor.
TaSs. II Hra11o. n.e G.Is ytns. ~
rMA1lan1 =. AJon' Ncas'Iunhnlouo1e r. a. a.
MunGcri Secretary, q. =. hremeFi TREASURER,
!. ". 8. Brawlcy; alcasurer,- Thomas Z.
Miller. Executive Committee: j. @. Fergus,
", E. Barnum, E. Dant1, w, ". Miller. md j.
TrIcVs. Recatta Committee: j. j. Wilson, Il,
II = H-odt.r 'se'-' w. ~ ''N11e''' A""
IL - otauioJ'
The business being ended Win the election 0f
onaecla. At. "Hk1ns plcscmtcu biue si!k
, 1876-11-29
THE UNION HOTEL.
10 the Edilor NJ The I'rtbuue,

~ "e 0NI4Vs ~ SHe ks1VAUet
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Slnce tho lsu last Sunday
night on West Madison street, between Canal
and Clinton streets, the question has been asked
by hundreds Of people, 'Whcro is tho Building
1uspcctost" And where Is he1 II there ever
Was case that called loudly for tho exercise of
his authority It is tho old roukrry called tho
Union Hotel" on the southwest corner Of
Canal and Mudison streets. Presenting sllell IN
appcarancc OF "trookedncss" rs tile fronts on
Cannl aud Madison strrrts Ut tho Old tre.trap
have done fur years, should llayc been condemn
ed long ago, ulll HOW that through tbs lire tho
rcar Of tho building Is exposed to public s.rw,
lfserc can be only one thing fur tis Du!dEag In
spcctor, or who EVER llus thu authority, tt do,
and that Is to order tic oil! ,na,.trap removed.
True, the building ia tho first ole tHt was hl.!9t
nn tho West Side {seycral ycars before tl.u TnGtAn
or Biuckllawk War, IN iS31, II NH not mis-
tnken}, and iray. therefore, be claimed tu have
some historical yasllc-arl perhaps thu owner
tnay br abc tn dlnIose of it 10 thc Chicago
Historical Sucicty-hut whether l.o cAl. ur not,
It ought to be taken down Immediately. Four
poor creatures have been rt,as&cA nIlyu In ono ot
the old roukcrlcs nov fortunately g0nc forever,
hut l!ow many snUre may bo bur,lcI 10 death oi
buried alive Under tic ruins Of this old hemp oF
sottcnncss, let lis hobo thn proper authorities
Will prevent ever bcing heard Ut. Truly yours,
HUMANITY,
, 1876-11-29

The Board Of Education held regular semi.
monthly meeting last evening, President Sulli-
van In the chair, and Ill pteseut except Clarke,
Bhocntngcr, aud smth.
A communication was received lrom r. A.
Chase declining the Pl1ndpalship Of the Joucs
, 1876-11-29
A TlMElY WARNING.

The public cannot 10 too strongly cautioned
that the new Wilcox g. Gibbs s'Automatic"
sowing -lnachIuo Is the only one Ia tho world
with tension requiring no change whateycr for
any thickness Of material. 200 and 209 Wabash
avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-11-29
A Pony Eight Inches High.

AAans Ind'an Hat.
His li!glnesh tho NAwah of LohaEu sent re-
mnrkablY dminntlye Nepalt pony, which Is only
eight Inches higls, to tho young Maharajah Of
Patlala. The pony ts perfect miniature Of q
wcll-brcd horse, and is highly valued by the ma
, 1876-11-29

E 4 EA csnrsts stnet, hs.t xseda u tss ri trs
r. A ~ TAslesaa md retail. tlssAs O, u. d,
mi M p RR " sGJ FaTh sf thA U. y. asn4 tef Fries
MG A8 IN LtsA RsIrLtsssns lats.s stJiss, " sls,
n H8 Ia elsa InSlss Cen plt1laa Fs13sT.
q u u n u Ii. hssnhaH. ut A.As4AAa IT.. CAlsAss.
, 1876-11-29
PEHEUNlERK.

e HF Ye ri ~ A twenty. .hyo cent slze Of tho
MA Iuit" cxquislto t+Aars" Cologne 10
II kN now lssucd. Larger a!zoa, 81,
HIN s.. and s.. 30. BUCK 4 RAY.
= Id AAA.N NEit. Dfugg!sls, Chicago.
, 1876-11-29
lSy HIRAM BRUSH,
Dtflce, 1C8 FIfth.ay.

Aucsiou sa1o THIS DAY, 1oa m. A W.T., ase,
roon,s Of E.W, Weatiall 4 Co., will 30 sold fhtsSS
!stai .loek 81 Furniture ra5os o9 cn%rpe sna rsn Il.
tfnS"s LIN hoinnrn Of Tciyct and Briltacls Care.
andcr chattcI mortgage; Heating s:oss' .na te0'
oral Merchandise. HllfAM bn09t. N1.---
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

The mercury on Saturday fell to seven de-
grees above zero.
With to-day expires the two months allow
ed by law for the killing of partridgcs.
Mr. Amos S. Young, formerly of Medley's,
is at present residing in Richmond, Va.
Every body in this section who has an ice
house has been for The past several days busy
packing it with clear, thick ice.
Al Hollands Corner, on Saturday last, a
dwelling house, belonging to a widowed lady,
with its contents, was wholly destroy ed by
fire.
Since the lst of November last, permits
have been issued by the County Clerk to
nineteen couples to enter the matrimonial
state.
Mr.. james A. Fling, near Mitchell's X
Roads, in this county, had three Of his chill
dren, aged respectively ., and 3, bitten by
rabid dog, on Friday last. The necessary
medicine for the relief Of the children has been
sent for at York, Penn.
Thos G. Worthington, who was caught in
this county last summer for stealing horses in
Washington county, made his escape from
the Jail Of the latter named place last week.
Constable Trayer, Of Frederick county, after
wounding the escaped prisoner in The hip
with a pistol ball, succeeded in re-arres;ing
him, and recovered the reward Of one hun
dred dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
ROAD OPENING FOR SALE.

sENnE undersigned having been appointel
by the Commissioners for Montgomery
county 10 sell at public sale, to the lowest
bidder, the opening Of the public road petit
toned for by Andrew 1aber and Others
leading from The Ciarksbutg and Greenfield
Mills road 10 lIyattstown. commencing Al =
point on the said Clarkshurg and Greenfield
Mills road near jerome Thompson's on the
lands Of Miss l. Hershey and Mrs S. Emmert,
through said lands to the lnnds Of William
Trundle, through said lands 10 the bands Of
Thomas Dillihay. through said lands TO the
lands of John " Nicholson, through said
lands to the lands of John Gardner, through
said lands TO Inc lands Of the heirs Of Jerome
Andrews, through said lands TO The land Of
Jno H. Gibson, through said lands 10 the lands
Of John H. Layton and sons, through said
lands 10 the lands ofMrs. Ellen Anderson, and
then through said lands to iutersect the
Georgetown road at or near the old Baptist
church burying ground at Hyattstown.
/ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that | viii at-
tend III Hyaisiown. on SATURDAY Y, the
18Th Of DeccmLer, 1876, at the hour Of two
0 clock, p. NJ
Specifications made known on the day Of
sale
nov It'd JOSEPH HENDERSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS
The Merry Time.-Christmasl w


The Merry Time.-Christmas What
anticipations of good things are suggested by
this word, both TO young and old. From
now till the eventful day continuous flow OF
childish questions will greet papas and ma
IN IS as to what 81 nta Claus will bring them
The longest stockings belonging to the little
ones will be produced for inspection each inter-
vening day, and then carefully placed away
to be handled again on the morrow. The
older heads, who know how it is Themselves,
anticipate with pleasure the rapture 10 be af-
forded the youngsters when they shall wake
as Aurora first unveils Christmas morn and
running to the chimney place, receive their
tin horns and mouth-organs with which TO
tingle the ears of the doting parents for an
entire month Oh, what merrimeni Then,
too, there will be the well-flled bowl of egg
nog, and the young scion having duly saluted
it at home " i'll visit all his neig hbors and pay
like respects, aud when he returns to the
paternal roof to the turkey dinner, that mar
tyred fowl has no charms for him, for he is
already too full.
But all levity aside, we must remind our
readers that the Rockville merchants are
making ample preparations to furnish their
customers with all necessary good things for
the full enjoyment Of the holiday season.
The American FarmeP.-The AIneri-
can Farmer closes the year and volume with a
number for December Of even more than usual
interest and value.
With this pioneer Journal the subject Of
fertilizers seems to be ever uppermost, and
not only is great stress laid upon the
preservation of homemade manures, but
The application of scientific principles in re-
storing aud maintaining the fertility Of soils
is constantly pointed out in plain and pract-
cal terms. The record of the proceedings of
tho most advanced farmers clubs is another
of its notew orthy features.
All the branches of farm life and work are
accorded full space. The staple crops, fruit
growing, live stock, the dairy, ornamental
gardening, &c, are treated by skillful and ex-
perenced hands; and all our farmers would
fud in its pages an ample return for Che sub
scriptiou price, which is 81 so year, or only
81 each to clubs of FIVE or more. The pub
fishers, S. Sands & Son, Baltimore, offer to
send free 10 all new subscribers received be-
fore December 3lst, the last three numbers
of 1876.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
"a CARD.
Aueusr lb, lsfe

AUGUST 10, 1876
In issuing this card TO the public, il is sim
PLY our intention to give our reasons why we
are not able to reduce The price of our Man
LHUu FER7'ILiHER for the present season.
In making our purchases of materials used
in the manufacture Of "MAXlMUM" We have
always exercised The Utmost care and diligence
in the selection Of sock Of materials, know
ing thai ourgood mare AID personal repuia-
ton is identical with the farmers interest in
getting the highest grade fertilizer made in
The country and in our MAXIMUM FERTl-
LIVER we guarantee and stake our personal
reputation upon il that the MAXI UM is the
hest fertilizer ia the market, and has proven
the justice Of our claim for II, by The contin-
uauce 10 use il of the hest farmers in every
section Of the country where it has been in
PRODUCED We have had this year to 60 10
Savannah, Ga, where the agents OF the Pc
ruvian Government had their last and only
cargo Of original high-grade Guanape Guauo
stored, TO make our purchase OF Peruvian Gu
ano, in order to get such as would insure the
former established grade, and secure beyond
doubt the reputation Of ''MAXIMUM."
In securing this high grade of Peruvian
Guano we have paid II Idrge increase oHthe price
Of last year, and the present price Of Peruyi-
an Gunno now being sold from the agency OF
the Peruvian Government in New York. II
will be readily seen by the intelligent farmer
that Peruvian Gnano being an imported ar
tcle, is not affected by any depressions in
either our financial or commercial markets,
aud therefore we who use Peruvian Guano en-
ciaSiOeiy never have the opportunity 10 make
purchases of materials to advantage in time.
Of depression as others have, who use par
or wholly Of domestic articles, such as driet
blood and animal matter of various kinds
aud we consequently have not the margin lt
reduce our prices
in conclusion, we offer MA IIMUM at TIL
same prices as last year. feeling that the far
mers who now use ii will sec il TO their inter
EST TO pay the same price rather than get
small reduction in price aud 9reater one il
quality.
With many thanks for past encouragement
and guaranteeing the NAYIHLu FERTl
! LIZBR fully up to its past standard, we asl
from the farmers who have so successful.
u.s. il ia former years, a continuance of thei
patronage for the present season.
Yours truly,
G. T. DUNLOP & CO.,
l4s BRIDGE STREET,
aug ls--tf Georgetown, D. @.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
PUBLIC SALE.

T WILL sell at the residence Of W. S. Ma
L gruder, near Glenwood Mills, in this
county, on
WEDNESDAY, December 9th, 1876.
1.-THE weather permitting, if not, next fair
day, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. H., all
Of the following property, namely
Five head Of good work Horses, one
Colt, some choice Mich Cows, number
of Hogs, Corn, Hay, Wagons. Flows.
Harrows, Bickford & Hoffman Drill.
Kirby Reaper, Buggy and Harness, and
some Blacksmith Tools.
TERMS OF sALE.-A credit Of nine
months on all sums over i've dollars. Notes
with two approved securities, with interest
from date.
WESLEY L. NAGRUDER,
Agent for Trustee.
The FARM will be rented on the same day
and to be worked according TO instructions.
dec s-t w. L. u.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

Circuit COuPt.-After session of FIVE
weeks, with the exception Of few days, the
November Term of Court adjourned on Tues
day last. The jury was discharged on Friday
Following is list Of cases disposed OF since
our last issue:
WA. Somerville and Chas. Clagett, ne
groes, were sentenced to the peniteutiary for
rape; the former for twelve years and the lat
ter for ieght.
State SIS. Mcbride, muTder-uoi guilty.
Eiw G. Belt vs.. the County Commission
ers- verdict Of $3.50 damages for appellant.
State VS.. Arthur Mills, larceny guilty and
sent to House Of Refuge
james O'EIara and others VS.. Daniel W.
Brown and Michael J. Brownie decision yet
rendered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY

n m exercises Of this institution for the
ensuing session viii begin on tie
Second Monday in September, 1875.
The Board Of Trustees having placed the
Institution under my management the public
are informed that thorough academical cur
ing their sons or wards educated can avail
themselves Of thorough training In a full
course OF study, Classical and Mathematical,
either as preparatory for buslness-life or for
entrance into any Of the Colleges ofthe coun-
try Apply to
J. PEYTOE CLARK, Ph. D.
Rockville, Montgomery county, Nd.
aug 4-tR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
Brookeville, Laurel & Rocl
vile Stages.
JOHN Il. KELCHNER, Proprieto,

c[S2-ag ON and after Monday, Dec
SEe-sss-==-7ss=gs ith, the Stages will run rs fol-
lows tor laurel viii leave Brookeville at A
o'clock, A u connecting with the Z so train
for Baltimore and the 100 for Washington
Returning. will leave laurel at 10, arriving
at ookevilc al 1870 p NJ.
FOR ROCKYlLLE-L Leaves Brookeyille ri
7:l5 o'clock. A. N connecting with the 9:i3
train which arrvesat Washington 0:00, and
the 9:la train for the West; Returning will
connect with tie $3.50 train from Washington,
due at RockvilIeai Alb, arriving Al Brooke
Vile At Goo =. NJ. jan 7--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

County COhventiOn.-The first Monday
of january next is the day fixed BY the last
County Convention lo- the meeting OF The
Convention to discuss thu plan for the future
government Of Primary Meetings. 1t is aboni
time the State Central Committee were calling
primary meetings for that purpose and pub
fishing for the ediication of the voters the plan
submitted by the appointed committee for the
conventions consideration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
@Sz-..
c 3F2}j==.7E, CARRIAGE SHOP,
TEztaBo1tesEaea 1869

ENTM y. MILLER,
wv SUCCESSOR TO WM. MILSTEAD,
would respectfully inform the citizens OF this
county that he still continues the manutac-
tire Of I3uggics, Carriages and Express
Wagons, OF all kinds and sizes. nj the old
stand on the Washington aud Brookeville
Turnpike, near BROOKEYiLLE.
Having secured the services Of first-class
mechanics from the city Of Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction in all its
branches
All kinds of repair work lone at shortest
notice and on reasonable terms Old Work
and Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for
new work. Satisfaction guaranteed, and es-
Inmates for all kinds of work furnished on APP
plication.
We also keep on hand a lot of ready-made
Buqgics, Carriages and business Wagons,
which we are prepared 10 sell at prices to suit
the hard Times. Give US call before pur-
chasing elsewhere rs We are determined not
TO be undersold by any other firm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

DERRY BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA
L avenue, corner Ninth street, are now ex-
hibiting the FINEST and MOST EXTENSIVE
stock Of FALL aud WINTER MATERIALS
10 be found in the city, and at the VERY
LOWEST PRICES, viz:
PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
In Evening and Street Shades Silk and Vel
vet Brocades, Black silks, all the popular
makes Black and Colored all silk and SIX
aud Wooden DanAsse and Nitielnsse.
+" LYONS'
BLACK CLOAKiHG VELYETS,
COLDRED YELYETS,
Qualities suitable for trimming cut on the
bias "Jacqntrd Cashmeres,o Mcrinos, Ser
ges, Casbmcres, &C. BE-, IN all The fashion,
able shades. Lupin's celebrated Black Goods.
HOSIERY and UNDERGRADUATES Of
esery description, for Ladies', Gentlemen and
Children.
Bed and Crib Blankets, Narscillcs Quilts
FLANNBLs.
While, Coored and Fancy, all grades, and
the best makes.
LINENS.
Richardson's make, Barusey Table Linens
Napkins and Sbeetiups. Handsome Damask
sets, Cloths and Napkins TO match.
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKS.
Beavers for Ladies' Clocks Cashmere for
Aleu anu DOy "HtFf JoIIAfDJ . aHu DciFSi-
teens for Hunting Suits
KID GLOVES.
Chosson's Undres5e Kid Gloves, Perinors
and Couryoisicr' Celebrated KID Gloves.
COTTOHS.
Orr own private brands, STEnmsG lIoUE-
WIFE, EygRLAsrisG CAPITAL and all the pcpu-
lar brands
Strangers and sojonrners ~ The city seeking
frs-clsss dry goods are cordially invited 10
visit our establishment and inspect our stock /;
II incurs no obligation 70 purchase. The cash
standard values marked IN plain figures
Our customers IN the adjoining States are
urgently and respectfully requested to honor
us with their ord tis, all Of which will com
mand our prompt attention. Our stock is
now complete 10 all departments.
One Price marked 10 plain figures.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PennsylVa. Avenue and Ninth Street
WASHINGTON, b. G.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
noy 10-0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15

NoTEs Trains stop only where time is
given Tile eco 1915. 1896, 1888, 1873,
ard 1892 NJ aud s:35 p. NJ trains East.
and the 9:l3 A. NJ and GAO and l0:08 trains
West stop on signal or TO let off passengers
Nos. 1876, ~, 81, ZIG, 100, III and 1871, stop
ut all stations.
tDaily. tDaly, except Monday. Daily, ex-
cept Saturday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
Nearly Persisted from Coid.-on n

Nearly Persisted from Coid.-Oh Fri
day evening last, Simeon Berry, fence
builder, left this villsge ina muudlin condi-
ton for his home, distant about Two miles
so much so WAS he that on the road he became
tired aud stretched himself upon the bosom OF
mother earth, there remaining until the sue
cceding morning, when he WIS found insensibe
ing night lie was taken 10 his home aud medi-
cal aid given him. We are informed that he
is much better now.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-12-15
NOTICE.

HAVlNG concluded 10 stop canvassing
H from he ist Of December 70 the lst Of
April, ! will dispose Of iny stock Of SEWING
MACHINES on hand on liberal terms.
Any one wishing 10 purchase would do
well 70 address
l.. EAGLE,
nov i0-if Barpcsgille, Sd
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

24S GRAND ST.. near Bowery. New York.
E,og.n. and useful Holiday Goods
EISsR SsS SSfossS sSks
e and 1g.ars 200 p;ses: Evening silks in all shades
above .iks purchased In July last. previous
the advance in prices consequently friends
ana customers from DSEss 'oe GOODS 90 Gs.a IN '1>
OF and marked specially for the holidays comprising every
500 Of them arc yard lengths to bs sold for s..
oo Of them 2oyard lengths to bs sold for So 60
1000 OF them 22yard lengths. be sold So g.
Of them 24yard lengths. to be sold for Sa 81.
MOURNING GOODS
5000 pieces black Cashmere bought at last weeks sue.
on sales At 3oe &c., &c. II 2Oc yard less than
LADIES' SUITS AND sACoUEs
1000 Ladies' Suits made from camei's hair ma.essso
's's 5 sTs scs F,sns sas ss
sioo The m"'oi enGT:s Be ssS sSSn ! the above prices
extra long Fur Beaver sacques s. SO, SIS; worth
long Cloth s.cques S, 81 So $40 sia. sls
Our sseaue. made by artistic workmen and are I'M
equAlled in style and finish 81; .wr.s
1000 plaid wool shawis from 81 IS to So 2,co Brcchs
81 @ g pieces Is Z. x yssa dd,, was Beaver g o, ladies'
WALLER q MosoRLEY.
No. a45 Grand st.. near Bowery
NEEDLGwoRK DESIGNS
Ssw ~ ArrsacrivE Koe IHslsnsAs sTs SoyES yyEESsrIvALs
NV" .'sa.,.a arMaiTk;6oLosEp zERHYRs;
also AN usExxoEksTTEGSS.s55D xoksrES ddoDs assoRTMESr Of
at EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES.
A. 7. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 4TH Av., srH AND 10TH SITS.
A y; ssTTEW.Rr 4 CO nrcrxa.n
1;E.as sG REsExsHs
yiESYA iTsn ANp sKRLIS un HOLIDAY r., N%oySLrIEs, %
r 5iSRTy ss$$I5EyssbLE io' fREsEsTs Ao'
VASES AND TOILET SETS,
AND JAPANESE GOODS,
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
BROADWAY. 4TH Az, srH AND 10TH SITS.
0OO PIECES BoxxErs AND poSsoS's CELE.
A. A'gss }Ss! 4 srSEssF S$sSaS '.Sss, SS, CO.
Also . GREAT vAE,ETy IaITysn q s,,rs ~, :, >.
STRIPED and cnLcKEp SILKS
FRESH cLokkikd TRLvErs
BROADWAY. 4rH Az. srH AND 10TH SITS.
HAvE YoU BEEN TO
/. T. # j.: !: + $ $''' j..
L.. i = ! t : /. q. :; /:
ko.-2is 9TH AY.,
not, do not fail to pay them VISIT Their stock Of
GAMES,
TOY FURNITURE,
RUSSIA LEATHER
and all other holiday goods cheaper aud
mon. vctter than elsewhere special bargansIO0 dozen
~ inch all silk Hsndkerchies solid colos only 25c
Liberal discount to Airs and schools.
Il. ElsIG K co.
2ls 9Th av. between 18th and 18th sts
C,oMPoRr. HEALTH. Rc0N0MY.-KKEP's NIGHT
OShirts. extra long, g. 81 each: best ouaitv
KEEPS Shrts~ S7l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

AT SOC. REDUCED FROM 75C
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMERS THE
ABOVE ARE PLACED on TABLES IN DRESS GOODS
SECTIONS AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES LA.
DIES lN SEARCH OF USEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS
WILL FIND THE ABOVE TO BE BETTER BARGAINS
THAN SEEN IN THIS CITY FOR YEARS.
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST