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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
News Oh the Eny.

At Auburn, Mass. yesterday morning Ellen
Campbell, vile Of Frank Campbell, crippled
p?uper, was murdered by James Mulcahy,
alias wilkins. lie broke each Of the Jour
limbs OF his victim across his knee and pouad
cd her head, destroying one eye aud fracurlng
the skull. She lived four hours to tell the ter
IilIc story of her murder and name the MUIR
dercr. Aluleahy is under arrest. He admits
the commis.iJu OF the act boastful!y, and IS
evidently insane. He served two or three years
10 Jail at st. ,]ohn's, n. Il.
The coach IRON Deadwood vas stopped
"Wednesday night near Cheyenne river by three
road agents. who robbed the passengers Of
aiou! fifty dollars. Twelve miles further the
coach WAS slapped ae;s1n by four robbers, who
took the passengers arms and part Of their
blankets. Ik" treasure box was opened, but
c,ulaiued 10 veuaies. The up coach was al
50 stopped last night near Cheyenne river. The
robbers secured only thirteen dollars from the
passengers.
B.twccn thirty and forty tramps were i'm
prisonch il car yesterday evening by the liar-
risLur. polcr,nrr They broke out Of the
car by means Of y crow bar ami attacked the 20.
mcn with stones and the latter defended them.
selves by fring 4 large number Of shots at the
dcspcradoes. Oae police policeman was serl.
cusiy i, iured in the fight. All but lour or five
of the tramps escaped arrest, and none were
disabled by the firing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
AYOTlCE OF REMOVAL.

wish 70 Mostly MY friends nd tho pubic in
General thet have removed from my iormer
nlacc Of business (No Is King strceD to my new
store, w:lcro l shall be posed TO see all who
may want anything in my e Which &C con ;ra
Of COOKING aid HEATING oIOV lln'
Conner. Galvanized ard Shoot Iron Ware
Stove Castings snd Brick of all description
furnish! at short notice. Oid Cooking stoves
repaire,i and made rs good as new, or taken ~ III
exchange for new ones JOB WORh and ~
PAIRING Of all kinds done in !ho best mgnner'
and ROOFING, GUTTERlNG ana ot,OS,JaJ
ING, in town or country, promptly a5legG i
70 To- rss~ Don't loryal the place, No. 3 h.ng
street, ono square below old stand ana OH 'H'
opposite side ,roru cpJnES
~ II GN"Nt "t'A@''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

TOl FOR PINHY POINT, FORT MON
/ /. ROE. NORFOLK AND THE CAP
The splendid steamer JANE MO5ELEI viii
resume her saturday NIGHT IEirH u
tho above points. commencing SATUE DA
EVENING, tho 10th instant, nj so o'clock !
returning Will arrive in Anxsndria about d,%'
a m. Monday. -
F.rc-Konnd trip 20 "incy Point 81; to all
other points 81 Gall anI .oruro @tnlcr""n
for this delightful lri g..
Gnol Caterer oup"yed. Piano On board;
SGML. BACON, Pros'L.
io2I +. y. REED, A?sm,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
nHY GOODS VERY CHI EA Z |
CARRIERS.

IO7 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON,D c.
We arc selling tho hes. Calico that is msle
Mt DC
Very large assortment OF Dress Goods 81 10,
IT, l.. l8. % and 95c.
Black Grenadines, Plaid, Plain @nd Fancy
Noah, very cheap.
Bnrl; Cashmere, very isc. ono yard wide, sc.
Black Alpaca, double width, %.
Black silks very cheap.
Summer Silks
New Parasols at COST
Remnants Of Cotton cheap.
Remnants o: Table Linen in y, II 9, .. and
q yard lnngLis, only So.
Beautiful I.scc Striped White Goods nj &c.
Lawn: To-. CARRIERS,
is 2D-wtf ioI Msriot Space, Wash, ID. G..
EIOrICE--A!l ci!iz,ns srn hereby notified to
~ cloan tho glLtors and romove tho grass
from in front of their promises Any failure to
comply with this order will subject those so
f&iIing to tho full penalty ofthe law.
All persons d9p1:itng debris from collars and
vacant lots on the public streets will DO required
10 remove the same within Il reasonable t!mo, or
tho law will bo enforced.
Big order Of the Committoa on Streets:
q. w. CLIFFORD.
jy lS-lw superintendent of Police
TuOICL SMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS
" and SHOULDERS, just out Of smoke, re.
ceivcd to-day and for salo at the old stand, 22G
Kings 81! liz 20i II. w. AVERY.
rERAVELING Gags and SATCHEIIS at
j. 10 FERGUSON " BROS, - King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

COW5 anu o YES : y 70 S1U ..''.
The supply OF Beef Cattle this week waa hsrd
ly equal TO the demand; the quality was about
the saLle rs last week, aud prices romsln un IN,
changed. Calves arc III good supply, and still
continue dull and low. Sheep End Lambs woTo
in better supply than last week, some very
primo Lambs being offered, which sold NJ about
last weok's prceg. a few moro Hogs we7H Of
rsred and sold than for several weeks past. Cows
and Calves dull ard lower. Market moderately
active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Trade and commerce are still quiet, though
there lag been some activity in the grain mar
ket, ar,l The receipts Of wheat 80 far show an in.
crcss3 over the corresponding period OF last sea-
sou. lie other respects we havo no Improvement
to note. Money. for business purposes, is road
lily chta;nablc, ami Lhn banks are in condition
10 lneot ell demands, but securities have to be
first clssa." In New York the rates for call
loans arc still quoted at II, ard tho market is
heavy. Gold ratios arc about as last quoted, the
quotations today bpiug 1851. Government
bonds arc quoted u shade lower State securi-
tics arc heavy ct q further decline; Virginia
consols sold yesterday st Gi! and GIT, peelers a!
4Ot, and deferred at 81; coupons brought s0i,
and wc,o steady. In local railroad bonds there
Is nothing Anin0 and nlNLsli0ns ara.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

Law 70 Re ENFORCED. There is a law OF
'he Corporation prohibiting the cleaning OF
h.. in the market square, but for some time
"a>t Ii has Tot been enforced. Upon reprcsen-
la'!ous made to him Mayor kcmper has dc.
icrMincA to enforce the law strictly in future.
''nH dealer was reported yesterday by the
Clerk Of the Market, and was fined and dis
charrr1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
local ISrevitieS.

living 10 the absence Of some Of its mem
tiers, the Orphcns O:tettc Club will not be able
tH accompany the Hook and Ladder excursion
% MARSHALL Hall, but some of its members
r1mtucd with other musical talent will form a
1lartrttc and furnish vocal music.
\ COW belonging to Henry Parsons was run
eyer aud had two Of her legs cut of by the
kichm nd train on the A. & +. road, about I?
o'clock last uight.
1t is understood that Capt Thomas Travers,
i" this city. will command the steam launch
Hamilton lately purchased Tor the use of
lluartermastcr General Meigs.
The open air meeting Of the Y. Nj. G. a.
" be held at the corner of King aud St.
Asarh street TO- night at S O'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

ny3-tf L. M. LAWSON u ia VI E9ON.
NIOTICE.--T annual meeting Of tho stock
~ holders in the UPPERVILLE and MA
NASSAS GAP PLANK ROAD CO., will BIO
held at the ot1ico If Il. 3. Gibson, egg, in Up
perviIo Va. oil Monday, 9TH Of August nozi, at
!, O clock IT, III. All who cannot attend in per
son will please seEL !heir proxies rs Is full repre-
sentatnn is requested j. w. liz RpER,
Uppcrvillo Jnly9, -. Lily lQ-twth Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
T I. HOUR" ON T'lE ''''N
MUSIC AND DA NClNH.

The Potomac Ferry Co.'S steamer CITY OF
will make family excursions
10 GLYMONT ard return TUESDAY aud
THURSDAY EVENINGS, commencing on.
Tuesday, july 10, 1877. Tickets DC BosL will
leave loot of King street IL SO y. III. sharp.
is G--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

:, Promises kept inspire confidence; and DR..
bulls h.ny Syrup never promised relief in the
diseases Of childhood without at once effecting
IT: Hence the popular reliance upon it. Price
- cents 4 bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
NOTICE TO Gas CONSUMERS.

NOTICE TO Gas CONSUMERS.
Tho low prica u. which gas i sold rnnleTs i.
necessary for consumes f. settle promptly.
Tho ges therefore, will 10 cat oil from All who
may be arrears on lii" IL Of August ensuing.
jy -)-3t J. ROXBUHY, Sup't
IlIGAR LIGHTERSl
" CIGAR LIGHTERSl
We have Just received lot OF Cigar Lighters,
White Brown and Fancy Colors.
MCLEAN 3 UHLER,
jy G 101 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

An effort is to be malo to adjust the bonded
debt Of the city Of Alexandrs, and a meeting of
bondholders is to be held in October, At which
the subject is TO hn fully discussed, and an al
tcnp. ol.l, lGc - iinsl adjustment.
The Treasury Department has issued another
cal! Tor The redemption of Fvo.twenty bonds
OF $50 it is for $1,000 tHrI consols Of 1865, Of
which $7,(wCn arc coupons snd S30J0000
registered bord'. the principal and interest
will he paid nj tho Treasury and after tho 10Th
Cay of October next, and the interest will cease
on that day. Tic following ara descriptions of
bonds :--Coupon bonds. d4,nd July /. l8G5-$50
No. 4i,0Jl to &n,Wn, both inclusive; 800. No.
5OCUl to s. OO0, both inclusive: S5C0. No. 81 con
to 42,Coo. both inclusive; S1,oco, No. G4ol to
Is GOO both inclusive. Registered bonds, ''re-
deemable Ut tho pleasure Of the United States
after the ST day orJuiy lS10'-Sj0, No. sol to
$50. both ircluaive; 500. No. 1851 to III 500
both ncusive $500, No. G.l5l to 700, both
inclusive: 81 0U No. ~. S5l to :l}GC0 both in
elusive; 81. Cor No. 590l to G. 100, both inclusive;
lOn) No. $3.50. 10 1851. both inclusive.
There wss quite hurry in financial matters
in Chicago yesterday, and The run had so in.
creased by two o tocl: that sll tho savings banks
rosted ND noticoa that tie thirty days rnle would
&c enforced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
Foreign News.

\ Madrid dispatch says that the authorities
slc preparing to scnd twenty ilTc thousand men
to Cuaa he coming ia!! TO make up for losses
By disease and death.
British neutrality was criticised and defended
in the British lIousa OF Lords yesterday.
At the Wimbledon rifle shooting the Elcho
shield was won ny ireland, England scoring
second The ma!cl between members of the
House @! Lords ana Commons was won by the
lords.
The Turks are making important changes IN
their army ADMINISTRATION. Nlehmet Ali, a
pfussian whose real uamc is Schultz, has been
made q gcreraSsinlo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. July ID
Beayes-Kecepts 27l3 heal. Tho demand was
good for ordinary, medium and lnlr grtd as, put
veiy moderate for primo and extra steers. mo
market was rather slow, rs buyers wore not
willing to pay the small advance put on the ESl-
tic, and the offerings could not be closed out;
bu. some of the ssles of light Cattle wero at an
advsnco Of about &c per ID, and the general toao
Of the market was firm. Ordinary to extra ma.
tive Steers ranged from 10 to l22c ror ID dressed
fair TO good Steers were generally sold NJ l![a
1l9c per lib. Not FAR from liD fat Cattle were
taken for export, mainly at ll3a2ic per ID.
Csives-Recepts 9Gi head. 20 change in
pricos, and fair business At 5.1c per 10 Tor Or
binary TO good milk fed veal-. and ;ialc per ID
for butternlilk fed Calves and grsssers. frIlne
veals would have roachnd IT. per ID.
Sheep and LMmEI-Roceipts llOl head. sheep
wero firm, with quick sale at 4taGlc por b Tor
common TO extra, tho outside figure for 2'o So
lected wethers for shipment alive To England
Lambs we're barely steady. with iull supply
and q moderate demand. Soma very poor culls
went as low as &c per ID; othorWlaG the range
was Ga74c per ID. with tho Dirk "l Inc tfahSaI'
tons at 6ls7c.
Hogs-Receipts 52lG head. Nono for sale
alive. Dressed Hogs wero in deunAnu ct G1a's &C
per lb for extremes
CHICAGO CATTLE Nj RKET, July l9--CMttle-
receipts $500; shipments 1000; market fairly &C
tive and steady; s.ockers 4OaS3 80; Texans
and Coorados 3 9OaSl 40, closing dull. logs,
| receipts l4,000; shipments 1920; market opened
| steady and closed firm i; common to choice heavy
packing and shipping SOAP 10; light do: 90
SIS O5. Sheep-receipts $50; sales at ii2!aSi Il!
| for fair 10 good.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, July 10
| Tho Offering: of Beef Cattle this week have
| reached some 175 head, sufficient to meet all the
demand, which is limited. The market Is quiet
and dull, with sales At 33aGtc per ID. Tho re-
| ceipts of Sheep and Lambs have fallen Oh. the
offerings only reaching some go; sheep sold It
| i!a5ic per ii, and Lambs st2 25as % per mead.
| Cows and Calves 25aSj3, with very few Offering.
CINcISEATI Hoo MARKET. July l9.-Hog2
active and firm common t 40sS4 IS; light S3a
s. 05 packing 4 oOaS4 %; butchers 5sE3 10;
| receipts l1I3; shipments 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
TOk MOUNT FER NON.

NOR MOUNT VERNON.
STEAM ER MANY WASHl Notion:
Daily trips, leaving tho wharf, foot o. If'r"'
street, al 10. il IN. Carriages ere in waiting At
Mount Vernon Springs WHAT to tako viritorss
pleassnt ride Of ono mile and hs!t through u
beautiful grove to the mansion do"7. hound
trim. Including admission TO grounds csrf'Hg"
faro &c., 81.
CHEAP CHILDREN'5 TElP.
(,bi|3ran will be takon on s1aturiays Tor ~ cts
dulls 2Jc Eound trip, allowing the privilege
OF landing and waiting bic boats return AZ any
Of her wharves.
The usual landings until the turn trip OF the
boat; good only on Saturdays. Children must
in ali cases pc accompanied by th"'r parents OF
some adult fric:,1.
TIE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON csn be chartered for Excur:ons by ap-
pIying on bosrd top. II. TkOl,H, rresidenL
# tln COMPANY. or to H. G.. SLA FMAhEk At
his Insurance 0lico ~ and 50 King street. 10 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

DEATH OF Mrs. N. NJ. JAcHsoN-Mrs
jackson, wife Rev. N. Nj. Jackson, assistant
nsstor ,f st. James Church, Richmond, died
suddenly At tho residence Of Mrs, Gay, near
Stsunton. on Tuesday night LIST. She had been
in delicate health for some time, and WAS on q
visit to the mountain region for her, health.
Although quite feeble, her sudden aeasn was So =
great shock to her friends and the circle OF her
scousintsnces in this city and vicinity Valley
Erginian.
The population OF Fauqucr county has been
asoertaiped to be 81 ~, and the number OF
voters 3,54j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20
FlSFg, OYSTERS, dc.

GEO. T.. PRIIE. J. + = JoK.
nEILCACIES or THE SEASON.
Wo havo this day oponed at No. IL north
FairAx ST. adjoining tho Market square, store,
whrro all The d2icaciej Of tho season, from land
and water, can DO obtained We have insda ar
rangcmcnts by which we shall have the earliest
FKUII'S ani VEG ETABLES. frosh from the
trees snd vines, and FRESH FISH, CRABS,
CLANS, Sc, will DO brought us daily in leo
packages by tho Potomac river boats.
Orders from thc country promptly attended to.
jy l3-tf PKlCE & coon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

ALI. OF OUR new and desirable dry goods at
'rcal cost" Beautiful spring dress goods.
Llwns S and 10 cents black Grenadines. Sum
mcr Silks, black Silks, black cashmcrcs 50 and
black AIpacas ct Carriers 707, Market Srace,
Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

WEATHER PRoBAD1LITIEs.- War Depart
,,ent ONCE ofthe Chief Signal Officer, WASH
'noton, D. C., July 20, lS771-lO:3o a. M; H.
s3r the Middle States rising barometer c9olSt
.nuth and west winds, cloudy weather anu !lsn'
-s;ns followed by clear or clearing weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

EErAVlNG. The work OF t2pavlrg king
street is being pushed forward with Tigor. The
81! pavement on the square between Lee and
Fairfax streets has been torn up, the strlngers
ana other lcayincs Of the old street railroad
lave been removed and the workmeu arc now
,r2 ng and ramniog down the earth prepare
'ory 20 commencing the laying of the new pave
me"t Tie rcpaviug at the upper end OF Duke
street will also DC done at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

FREDERIcKsBUEG MARKET, July l9.-The
market is little ,loro active, but by no means
brisk. Tho receipts of grain have slightly III.
creased, and quotations sro as follows: Whest
l25sl55 for fair to prime; Corn Gosi3; Rye 81"
10, and Oats 37sD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-20

LYHCuRURG MARKET, July l9-Tho market
is quiet genorally, with limited receipts Of grain.
Whest is weak at l)al5j. a. to quality. for both
white and rcd. Corn is firm and in demand 81
57a(iG for white, and j0a55 for yellow: Eyo sn'l
Oats arc very quiet Il. G)sGj for tho former, ard
37a42 for the latter. Flour continues i'll buyers
favcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

Now selling cheaper than any other house.
100 pieces yevets all colors 81 so and 81 rs yard
900 pieces finest coorad ye,vcts. 81, were 49,
Very line black trimming vevets, 81, 81 OS. 81 is.
Very superior black vclvets, 81 rs, 81 IS. 81 so.
Finest 20 inch black trimming velvets 81 95, 81
sold all over 1t So 80.
Fine ~ inch black Cloaking Velvet, So. s. so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

AxUsFMENrs- PAGE lat. I'd. 50, 4h. ssh and 9th
AAsTSS 4 aDJ r.ss SHE. ..s col :,
BoARDERs wANTED-5Tm PAcx-lst, %, Sd and 9Th
soAsp snd IbdSG COL
RszE FEE FOR fA
BUSINESS S opPoRruNIrEs-i7rn PAsr-e.h COL. and
spH HILL Ss4SFs 35R s'' ss se col.
oLEsRs asD 1saiEsaEs-lern and
and A col ss
SsssESa Sc4bDfs rss.; 90 COL
bRY GooDsisr PAcs~aa Sd. 4.h, sh and 9th eols and
ousRs rs nh 'A sGf AND
AtuSFTnNishED-ier rAcI-4sh col. and %
sund rssa,'s ssrfssA,xsnIrs-sD PAo.-ssh col
EXcHxAHNGE- ,srm PacEI ~ s sol 9Th coli.
E FISs A dAss rafsgn e! COL
@ scSss sSaSTas as ), 70 LETT
EgsS .sS ~ :
HELp PS s. as sSl a.
HSGsEs SSoas .d ~ = fseans 81 q.
TTICTURh sEAsSS s 81 j Z AGE s,a .o col.
N a3s! ~ Sog P.ss-e:s col :.
MARBLE MANTELS-3D PAGE-6th col
.MATRINONIAL-l9rH PAcE-6th col
ss
MIsCEILXNEoUs-l9ru PAGE eth col
MUSICAL-lsrH PAGE--5th col.
NEW PUBLlCATIONS-llT TN PAcR-6th col
PERSONAL-1sr PAcE-lst and "a coils -
oTGST5ss
PROPRRrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To
RENT-l0ru PAcE-2d and Sd coils, aud 2D PAGx-lst
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANaE-ierH PAcr-sa COL, and
REAL EsTATE wSXNSrED-leru PAoz-sd col. and %
RELr c1cT ~ Nso ST rAcr-lst col
TAUEANTS-1 18TH PACK 5th col.
REWARDS-3D PAcE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-5rH PAGE 9th COL, and 2D PAGE
sIrUIX'TTIosiSs wAxrED-FEMALEs-i PAor-iss
sIrUsTioSs WANTED -MALEs-isrH PAcr-sd and
SPECIAL NOrlcss-5rn PAss-4sh COL, and 81 PAGE
sPoRTtSG-61SoG eS. BIRD 4c.-sD PAcr-2d col
SIORAGE--3p PAGE-6th COL
TAR IRA DIES 10TH PAGE-6sh col.
THE TURF PAGE--2L col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lerH PAcs-th
COL. and 2D PAcE-ist COL.
rRAyELLER'S GUIDE-3D PACK-6th col.
UNFURNISfiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2p PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELKY. &c. -1SrH PAGE--6th COL
NEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-16rH PACE-2d col
WINTER KESORrS-2D PAGE-4th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C.-14TH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
TRIMMED PARIS BONNErS AND
ROUND HATS.

TOGETHER WITH THOSE OF OUR OWN MANU-.
FACTuKE OF EQUAL ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT
PEsiGSs some 1E rHEM ,c GorlED ExAGT TIsY
KECEIyED., AND SOLD AT HALE THE COST
OF OUR STOCK OF TRIMMED HATS AND BON.
ELaaaxr FELT MATS xSb BoNxErs TANNED
WITH THE BEST MATERIALS,
REDUCED TO 81 FROM $40.
REDUCED TO 81 FROM St2.
REDUCED TO 80 FROM $I4.
REDUCED TO $40 FROM SIS.
ALSO, THE MOST MAGNIFICENT VELVET BON
NETS AND ROUND HATS
KEDUOhD 70 $40 FROM &ls.
REDUCED TO SIS FROM 30
AND THE FINEST HIGHER PRICED IN THE SANE
KLEGANT CnILDRRNs HATS. TRIMMED WITH
BEST MATERIAL At FROM 80 so TO IS; WORTH
SANE PRoPoaTioN.a 49,, ,,...ussn $50,
WE WILL ALSO OPEN AN IMMENSE VARIETY
OF VELVET ROUND HATS AND BONNETS MADE
IN TIE BEST MANNER. or THE FINEST QUALITY
SHAPES. READY FOR. TRIMMING, AND OFFERED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
OvEMBER 25. ls77-QUINTUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A.
7 7 / 4 T.
E: + ::
Of old. are rsproached in uoy Writ .. HAVING EYES
THEY SEE NOT, and HAVING EARS THEY HEAR
NOT" We shrink from drawing any comparison be-
tween ladies and sinners. vet WE BELIEVE THAT
SOME LADIES Of our city arc subject to the same
rsproaeh THEY WILL NOT BELIEVE. almost against
tho evidences senses that THE FINEST QUALITY
Of merchandise be obtained in AN EIGHTH AVENUE
ESTABLISHMENT. and consequently they continue pay.
Ing ExrRAvAGANr prices articles which they can
purchase at our counters AT VERY GREAT SAVING
Let reader. not hastily eonclud. tina. our s4b.nm.n.
roo. A.BEGGISG FOR PATRONAGE. visit us WHEN
YOU WILL and you will Gud EVERY FLOOR OF our FIVE
BUILDINGS CROWDED with eager and enthusiastic GUS
toners, representing ALL GLASSES OF SOCIETY. THE
ARTISANS WIFE and tho ELITE Of Fifth avenue
ALL nnd goods suited to their tastes pursos But
STILL there who withhold their patronage from
us THROUGH SHEER BLIND PREJUDICE, and II Is
THIS GLASS that wish reach, we'll knowing that A
SINGLE VISIT will dspel their mistaken prejudgment
aud attach Thorn to us AS PERMANENT PATRONS.
BY connecting with tho TwentythI you
reach establishment VERY CONVENIENTLY from
any part Of the city.
RESOLVE that you will THIS WEEK pay On impartial
visit Of examins nation 70
Yours respectfully,
ENRICH CO..
EIGHTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN PATH AND 18th SITS.
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asst. 2ss. 2si. 293 and 295
EIGHTH AVENUE,

2s7. 2s9. 29i. 293 and 295
EIGHTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN PATH AND 18TH SITS
THE FOLLOWING VERY IMPORTANT DEPART.
MENTs DRESS GOODS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
INFANTS CLOTHING. MADE.uP LACE GOODS.
BOYS CLOTHING. EMBROIDERIEs. JgwELRY AND
GLovEs-cASYoT RECEIVE PROPER MggrIoN IN
THIS ADVERTISEMENT EACH OF THESE DE.
PAYMENTS HAS ATTRACTIVE sPEcIALrIEs AND
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY VISIT OF INsPEc-
TON
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I2e5 BkOADwAY--
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERa
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At the lowest prices Jet offered.
500 fashionable Clocks at s. ST. So So So 81, sls
a.s ss c9.a ans y
very nne handsomely trimmed cloth Closks, ses $40.
Elegant silk and Velvet Coaks ali very nicely trimmed
waddsd quilted, with silk lining, s4s s5 $40 $58
$50, se5. SIS.
Our assortment or twotoned satin gros grain
other house Plain satin and gros grain Ribbons ali widths
and coors Just received satin aud plush Ribbons, the
newest out.
Now opening an immense variety Of
adeup Lace Goods In the latest novelties, manu-
Large variety Of Chdrens Cap. on hand or 10 ORDER
Pincushions Runings. Bows lies and othcr novelties.
Opening en- Monday.
A great bargsin in real nnd,e.;ea KID Gloves
s m
Great bargains in Felt Skirts.
One 70. q iuII sized Felt ssE rs, asc use
100 handsome Felt Skirts, SOC and 65c worth 81 IA
1000 handsomely trimmed Felt skirts all csors 75c
500 very nne Felt Skirts ssc. 81, 81 II 81 rs; all bar
gains.
Great bargains in Blankets
:o ;sAsE 'Rssa s:' sa aii
win open on Monday several lots OF specislties
One lot ofsdss' q g. extra long French stockings At
lot OF gents nne Cashmere Socks. 60c, worth 81 u.s.
Our stock Of Trimmings and Fringes
includes the newest and most fashionable styles,
silk and wsrsted Fringe Gimp Galloon and Passemteris
RIcHAgD MEAREs 4 CO.,
9th and 18th 81.
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call OF INSPECTION will CoNyIaCE that W. are
Offering unusual Inducements in all of Twenty four lee
psrtmcnts We only when ny prepared offer
decided bargains Our Extensive crowded
from morning to night. Hundreds OF strangers
amazed At the grand display rich goods low prices and
polite attention all who favor with call OF
animation. We advertise oniy whist do We
dcermnrd to increase large trade Our
are not once nth OF broadway therefore
Low prices is the result. and by sfaiCrLf USukABLE
DEALING we OF your a.
tivn popular house q your friends