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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-20
OBITUARY.

Died. October 10th. JOHN II. KEUTHAN.
This simple announcement Ia fraught with
regret such rs Is not ordinarily felt
The subject of 1t was rare nature. A de-
voted husband and father, u genial and gen
erous friend. u fearless. honorable, upright
man.
His was nature that would instInctIvely say
to a fly. there Is room enough for both of us In
this world. 80 go thy way unframed Of mo-"
It would be difficult to find person who had
ever seen q frown on his face: and It would be
As difficult to recall mn instance In which he
lacked the dignity Of gentleman.
Simple In his tastes. uniformly modest In his
department. ever ready to relieve suffering or
want. always concerned for the unfortunate
his was a blameless life, q most noble and gen
erous heart.
None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise"
The und -rsigned who had the good fortune
to enjoy his friendship. feel that in his loss VIC
are afflicted beyond description, and we tender
his bereaved famiy our honest sympathy
Noble nature. heart without guile
Peace to his ashes.
r. P. LEATHERs. JF. MUSE.
II. A. OWEN. CHA LIES GRICE,
]. M. FORTLOUIs. H.F. WILSON.
A. A. ROLAND. b. +. L1TTRELL,
PETER PEPPER. w. q. MITCHELL
JOHN FARRELL. JOHN FOGARTY.
L. J. GEORGE. JOHN COLLINS,
JOHN II. GRANT. W.. O. YOUNGBLOOD.
e. W. BAWLFE. NJ. +. SWEENEY.
J. HARDEsTY. VIM. W. REID.
JACOB G. DENTLER.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

Are you despondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache Habusl Costiveness, Palpitaton of the
Hearth Have you Dizziness of the Head Is
your Nervous System depressed Does your
Blood circulate badly Have you Cough
Low Spirits Coming up of the food after eat
ing &C., &C. Ali of these and much more are
the direct results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER is
now acknowledged by all Druggists TO be posi-
tive cure. 2,i00. 900 bottles were given away in
the u. S. through Druggists to people as trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its wonder
full quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular size 70 cts. Sold
positive by all first-c class Druggists in the L. S.
june27- -+eod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
NOTICE To VOTERS.

STATE OF MAINE-KENNEBEC COUNTY IS.
To the Inhabitants OF the Ctty of Augusta,
qualified according 10 law to vote for city and
county officers. You are hereby notified to as
semble at your respective ward Rooms ON Monday
the 10th day of September A ID. lo71, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, then aud there 10 give IN your
votes for the following Officers, viz
For Governor of the State, for two Senators
for the seventh Senatorial District, for two KEEP
resentatyes to the Legislature, for County Com
missioner, Tor County Treasurer, for CLERK OF
Courts, and or a Register OF Deeds.
Also to give in your votes upon the follow.
ing questions, viz: shall the Constitution Of the
state oi Maine be amended as proposed by re
solves OF the Leg stature, approx Ell on the ninth
day of february in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven TO wit:
ELECTORS.
No person shall vote at any election in this sta'e,
unless he hos paid pol tax within two years
preceding the election in which he proposes 10
vote, provided said tax has been legally assessed
upon him.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
No city or town shall hereafter create any debt
or liability, which, sngy, or in the aggregate with
previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed i've per
centum of the last regular valuation OF said city
town; provide however, that the adoption OF this
article shall not be construed applying to any
fund received in trust by said city or town. nor to
any loau for the purpose of renewing existing
loans or for war; or 10 temporary leans to be paid
out of money raised by taxation during the year
IN which they are made. Inose in favor OF the
proposed amendments, will vote "Yes,n and those
opposed Will vote "No.N
The Polls TO be closed at four O'Clock p. NJ.
You are also notified that the Board of Alder
men of said City, will be In open session at their
room, ON Thursday and Friday next preceding
said day OF election, from 10 O'clock to IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, and on Saturday from 10 O'Clock
TO II O'Clock in the forenoon, and from O'Clock to
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF or.
recting the list of voters in and Ior the several
Wards. and receiving evidence of the quahca.
tion of voters whose names are not on said lists.
Dated at Augusta Me- this lst day of September,
1877.
II. +. BLANCHARD, City Clerk.
4 NM Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Clippings from the Bangor Com
mercial.


One of the best posted democrats in Oxford
County writes US In private letter: every demo-
crat have talked with expresses the deepest n-
dignation at Williams letter. '-BangOr Commer-
cidi.
Still another prominent democrat in Oxford
County writes:
1--WE all heartily sustain you in your stand
against the Great and Little Fraud 1t is mon
strous that democrats should be asked to outdo
republicans in supporting Hayes, not only in his
policy but in his stolen tle."-BaBgor COmmer-
eidi.
This extrsct from Mr. Justice Fields remarks
in the Commission, is terribly damaging to Mr..
Williams Interpretation of the second resolution
of our platform. and Mr.. Pilsbury, with all the
pettifogging cunning derived from thirty years
practice of law, could devise no other way of
breaking its force except by the wholesale false
hood which we have published above.-Bangor
Commercial.
The democrats of Portland on Saturday even
ing nominated grand good anti-Prohibition tick
ct for the Legislature. The following are the
candidates; Hon. Roswell NJ. Richardson, Ed
mund Dana, Jr., Darius ii. Ingraham, Lewis
Pierce and George Walker. The caucus was a
"rebellions" one. To use the euphonious Ian
gusge Of Mr.. Chairman Pillsbury, the democrats
of Portland have stuck their standard in the
bung-hole of rum barrel.'' and gone into the
fight on resolution denouncing the present Pro-
hibiton Liquor Law Mr.. Chairman Pilisbury
will forthwith proceed to Portland and discipline
the rebellous democracy there.-Bahgor Conn
mereidk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

Every Grocer 10 New England keeps Gllets
Cream least, and warrants it. aug29 teodlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
From the Portland Press
Mr.. Williams Last Public Appear
ance,
To the Editor Of the Press.

To the Editor Of the Press:
well remember Mr.. Williams last public ap-
pearsnce. The Legislature of 1875 upon the sug-
gestion of Governor Dingley under the advice of
leading financial men in the State, recommended
that one of the State sinking funds be dropped.
The reason urged for this proposition was that the
bonds which the Treasurer was obliged to pur-
chase for the sinking funds commanding premi-
um of from to 20 per cent and that at the ma.
turity the bonds could be funded in securities
bearing lower rate Of interest. In short, it was
foi the tax payers of Maine to adopt the policy
suggested by Gov. Dngley as it would save the
state from $4,000 to Sl5, 900 a year which must
be paid premium on the bonds purchased for
the sinking funds.
The matter was brought before an able finance
Committee and after full consideration they voted
to report bill to that end After the committee
had practically decided the matter they received
notice that the opponents of the measure would
like to be heard. a meeting was appointed for a
hearing and two gentlemen appeared to oppose
the measure-Hon Joseph IL. Williams and Post.
master Goddard of your city. The latter gentle
man did not make any extended remarks at that
time but printed letter in the Press. Mr.. VIII
hams, however, occupied the greater part of the
afternoon IN opposing the measure. His remarks
did not change the minds of the committee. The
bill was reported and passed without division and
from $1,000 to $4,000 year saved.
| lhose who noticed the opposition of Mr. Will
lams at the time said 1t was because either as an
investor or party Interested in state securities,
he opposed the change OF the law since, if it was
kept in force, the price Of state bonds would an.
preciate and instead of commanding or per
| cent. premium they would be worth 10 or 10. I
do not pretend to know what influenced Mr.. Will
liams to emerge from his secluson to oppose this
measure, but 1t strikes me that one OF The two
men in the state who did not deem it worth the
while of the Legislature to save $40 900 or SIS.
900 year is not the man to beat Selden Connor
as candidate for Governor. KBNNEBEc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
GIRL WANTED
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE OF MAINE, County Of kcnnebee S..
To the inhabitants of the cit. OF Augusta qualihrd
according to law TO vote lor city a al county OH.
GERS.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re.
spectVe ward rooms ON Neduesdav, the 5th day
of sept. next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and there to
give IN your votes Gioh the following proposition,
to wit -
Shall the city OF Augusta, by the iyor thereof
subscribe to and take the stoCA OF the Messalons-
kee and kennebec Railroad Company to an
amount not exceeding fifteen hundred shares, of
the par value of one hundred dollars per share,
and raise "a sufficient sum OF money to meet the
payments therefor by loan to be effected by an
Issue OF the bonds OF said city, with such interest
not Nceeding sN per cent, and Tor such period OF
tine, not exceeding thirty years al may be deter
aimed by the cly council OF said city, iOI the pur-
Augusta - West Watetville, provided, that the
shares oi the capital stock Ul said company shall
not exceed two thousand in number auI that no
part of said subscription be payable until all of
the capital stock ol said company shall have been
subscribed for and the directors OF the Somerset
Railroad Company snail have iurn shed a guaranty
satisfactory to the directors OF the said Mtssulons-
kee and hennebec Railroad Company that the
gauge OF said Former rallrOa shall be changed to
CONFORM to The gauge OF sad latter road when the
same is completed; and prov ided fu ther, that no
asses smenls shali be ma lie on the shares of said
stock beyond what the Dire itors of saul company
may require to construct ana equip said road
Augusta to West WatervIlie and IN no ca It bcyond
The par value OF said shares
Those in favor OF the proposition will vote "le-"
and those opposed will vote "NO."
The Polls 10 be closed at four o'clock L. NJ
The Board Of Aldermen OF sa Il city Will he in
open session at their room Tor the purpose ut
correcting the list of voters, and oi receiving eyi
dence OF the qualification OF voters whose names
are not on the list, on saturday and Monday pre-.
ceaing the election from ten O'CLOCK A. II TIL
twe,ve o'clock NJ, and Tuesday from zen u'clocS
A. Nj TIL twelve O'Clock M, aud iIom w" o'clocg
il F. BtA>CHARD, CITY Cle,k.
Augusta, Aug. 2>th ls7i. au ~ lw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05

The large sale of Adamson's Botanic Balsam is
because when once used it becomes a household
remedy. Children like it; it cures their colds
and prevents the Group. Sold everywhere at 80
cents. sep5-tSwlw
What is More Delightful than Bath Ordin-
airy SOAP however, often impairs the natural
whiteness of the skin, and agravates its rratons.
Glenn's sulphur Soap, the contrary, soitens,
whitens, soothes and purfes it. Sold by all drug
gists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, 80 cents aug29-t&wlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
The Railroad Subscription of
&1EO.OOO.
A FEW CLOSING WORDS

A FEW CLOSlNG WORDS.
To the Editor Of the Ksnnebee journal.
The advocates of the subscription of $50 900 to
the West waterville Railroad project quote the
receipts of the Somerse, road for the last year ss
proof OF their claim that the new road will pay hve
per cent. on cost. The Somerset road with which
the new road is to connect,) is twenty five miles
long and the advocates of the new road admit
that it cost five hundred thousand dollars,-S2O
600 per mile. In fact, it cost great deal more :;
but granting that this was the whole cost, and you
will find the interest would, of course, be thirty
thousand dollars year. Now the gross receipts
of the entire road for the last year were but So
202 81 so that if operating the road had not cost
cent the entire receipts would not have paid
the mere interest on construction.
The gross receipts, as W i'll be observed, are but
a trfe over one thousand dollars per mile. The
interest on construction is twelve hundred dollars
a mile. The gross rece ipts of the Maine Central
are between five and sx thou sand dollars per mile
and even with that they are unable to pay divi-
dend on their stock.
One other point; We are asked to pay 50 600
a year interest for twenty years, and then $3.50
600 principal at the end of the twenty years
towards the construction of the road. With this
Sl50,00O added to our debt, Augusta will owe
S4Sj ,000-n round numbers ahd!f million Of dot
lars. If we refuse to make this subscription, snd
then resolve 20 ra ise nine thousand dollars year
as Sinking Fund to lquidste our present debt,
at the end of nineteen years Augusta will not owe
a single dollar. taxes will be materially decreased
and the burdens will he removed from manufsc-
turing enterprises.
Which then, IS the best to which We can put
the $4,000 a yeari Pay it for twenty years
towards worthless railroad line and st owe a
half IN on of dollars at the end of that time, or
pay it for nineteen years and then not owe one
cent? Let the voters and tax payers decide at the
nnlls. CITIZEN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Biemishes that DIST cure

the teeth speedily removed by SoZoDONT,
the great purifying and beautfying agent. The
gums are made rosy and healthy by its use, and
that notifying defect, an unpleasant breath, is
completely remedied by it. 1t is the King of den
trifces. scpl5-teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-05
Special Notirrs

DER sONAL.-NOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i that all officers and soldiers wounded, rup.
tured or injured thowever slightly) IN the late re-
bellon, can obtain IA pension by addressing u.
kESoLtR, attorney for claimants. No. new
Chambers Street, New York. augl6-snrly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-28
NISCELLANEOUS Us.


oQ CLASSES ARRANGED AS FOL.
E% lows: At BIGELOw'S HALL, Eu.
IA reka, Nevada, commencing on Wed.
Mi nesday Evening. Octobsr Sd, 1871.
&0 Gents classes on Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons and Evenings. fron . to
4:30 o'clock and from 1850 to 10 o'clock.
Ladies' classes on Saturday Aftoruoons
from to 4:30 o'clock. --r,-T
At MINERS UNION HALL, Ruby Hill:
Gents classes on Tuesday and Thursday Az.
ternoons and Evenings. from to 4:30 o'cleck
and from 1870 to 10 o'clock.
Ladies' classes on Monday Afternoons,
from to 1880 o'clock.
Special attention given to private classes.
BOYS and Girls Highland Fling . speciality.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. NORMAN BEATON.
Eureka, Sept. %, 1877. a23-lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-28
NOTICE. .

HAVING SOLD ALL MY INTER EST
III in the Silver Brick Hotel TO NJ. j.
Geraty, / take this method Of thanking my
frieu DIS and the pu bile for the patronage they
have 50 Literally bestowed on me. ana to be-
speak for my successor a continuance Of the
public patronage. WM. GILLEN.
Eureka, september 10, 1877. lsli-Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-28
DRESsMAKINC.

AIRS. MCDONALD AND NJ. ALLISON.
Nl having recently located IN Eureka.
wish to inform the ladies that they are pre-
pared to do DRESSMAklNG in all its
branches. Cutting and fitting a speciality.
Corner Of Spring and Clark streets.
Eureka. Septem ber 10, 1877. tsl1-lms
The New York herald., 1877-03-18


9Th Av. AND iorH ST.
WILL oPES ON MONDAY
IN
NEW UNDERWEAR ROOMS. on SECOND FLOOR.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
OF
LADIES', CHILDkEN's AND INFANTS
FINE UNDERWEAR
ro BE FOUND IN THIS CITY.
IN LAWN. LINEN AND cAMBRIo
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED wlrn
LINEN. LAcEs. EMBROIDERY. vALEScIESSEs.
&C..
ALL MADE ON LoOK.srIcn MACHINES
Cambria aud Muslin
Nghtgowns. Cbemscs and Drawers.
Walking and Train Skirts. Toilo. sacqucs. &C..
richly trimmed with linen lnces and insertings
In entirely designs
Immense variety Of
richly trimmed With fine embroidcries.
at great reduction from former prices
lrencn hand made and fine loose corsets
at lover prices than any other house.
Closing out a. halt pr,ce.
they arc ali decided bargains
OPENING or MONDAY
NEW STYLES or MILLINERY.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS. ORNAMENTS. GO
Newest style. Of Dress Trimmings
silk and worsted Frngcs Braids and Gimps
Novelties In silk aud thread Hosiery.
for ladies' gents. misses and children.
Kid Gloves IN all the spring shades
SILK AND DRESS GOODS 49,, 49,.
Embroidcrics. Lnccs. Rnhiings and Handkerchief.
-''' Novelties in Bows. Fichus scars &c.
All orders for made up Lac sJoa on tho premises
OPENING on MONDAY.
NEW SPRING DoLMANs.
,n great variety Of cw shades Of cloth.
IN exclusive styles Of our own m"nufncsure.
wc are now Offering aenticmens Dress Shirts made Of
tho very materials and warranted TO give satisfaction.
At tie following low prices :
Gents W"msm'r n.n. %Is srs Shr , 1ns rsry nne
Gents " amsutta muslin shirts and best linen
Gents regular made English socks....si IS half dozen
BOYS SHIRTS
Iyo,oms finished in best maj ncr ......si % each
Boys Fancy shirts wo incudcd s. each
S"''' '''0'0"'o y hiGTAM6 %SIfI:f ''sfgf'x MgxRBs.
corner 6sh Nv. aud lash ~
II Nantes, Hats Bonncts.
fichus and Scarfs,
latest styles from
Paris London and Berlin.
We will exhibit daily
during the coming week
choice selections
from
i'm mportations Just received
made expressly for Us
by
Pingat. Worth. Rodrigues,
Pasqualle. Jordan and Aubry.
viros. Tuve. Annie. Gcorgette.
Tcresso and others.
A. r. STEWART 4 CO..
broadway, Ith av. 0th and 10Th sta
DOpuLAR DRESS GOODS.
Having largely rcp'enished
" our already choice collection
low priced spring dress fabrics
In this
department. we arc exhibiting
svcrv great variety Of
new and desirable goods
all the latcsi designs and materials, p
special invoice Of
all wool fancy Cashmcres.
45 inches wide.
ALSO cents per YARD,
and q full line o!
SILK rlaIds. Poneces.
aud Pongee Mohairs.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO.,
Broadway, 4th sv., 9th and 10th stA
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
INFANTS oUTFIrTISG DEPARrMMEXT. i.

INFANTS ourFIrrISG pErARrMMETErtR son.
n Shirts tse @ Ssc se @ asc :, and y gc.sa s.
s.%sxsos,:: s7s iSs::y u y and ssssra
E:$ss 7 e .ss
short skirts. 5oc.. CSC sse. 81. 81 = and upward
s"sl SHo ass ss.. s9 Sc. + q ,ss rs an" @ss"'s
Lsns Ma.eilie' O. Cares Pc g. = o. e. - aud upward
ssi9s Gsp sSas & Sst q Il ii IL sssrS
Boo'ees. 2'c.. s5c.. 4'c. aud upward
ess1ss rss r'sss ss: Suits sd " .as
ward
Boss materials.
good shapes.
In LADIES' UNDERWEAR we shah open Monday.
In addition 80 the many goods which hsvs attracted 20
t,cnaI styles at the same esceedngiy popular prices
We snail continue TO otter during shs sea,e" ,
popularity but In instance shall ofer inerios
All articles viii bo OF fne a,erias and DO Of sups.
rior workmanship
EXAMINATION SOLICITED
PRICES AND GOODS ssSVt. WILL SPEAK voR THEN.
77s AND IT'S BROADWAY. ABOVE 9TH ST.
suIErs. 81 s7's,.. HEARN SON.
wATsss'n ps., ir,ss mai,i": linen.
Three.ply bcsoms and cues
Completely Ya'1, ! q finished. n. he'd.
Fit guaranteed.
TIE BEST READY MADE SHIRT EVER SOLD
This Shirt IL equal IN all respects the made
In natcria in style In inish In IT. II Is superior to any
other ready made shirt that has been or Is now offered ~
tho public
SAME QUALITY FOR YOUTHS 81 "a
SAME QUALITY FOR BOYS 81
77a AND 77o BROADWAY. ABOVE 9TH ST.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

INFANTS OUTFIrTlNG DEPARTMENT
WHICH is NOW FULLY STOCKED WITH ALL
TIE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
LoNo AND SHORT SLIPS. CHRISTENING ROBES,
EMBROIDERED CLoAKs. PIoUE CLoAKs.
WALKING COATS. AFGHANs &C
knit zEPiiyR sAcQGEs:, Sc;: AND EyEsSriiiiSG
5SSc$oS Is Is sS SSS4Ssis S SssS
LADIES' AND CHILDREN, ,srRlSe SUITS
AT POPULAR PRICES
oyEEsKIsrs AND- JACKETS,
ysiSak s.; TGiISSakb wirri SILK AID PRiSGE. @
~ okNlckkRgocKEn CLOTH. TRIMMED WITH
BRAID AND Gk.......................Si TO S2'
..n roLoSHJsE. u.,0 r,,v,rn
IN kSlcKEkBoSKEG oLorii. Trimmed will
Also, 9-
pHd41s lG6 St 81 s5sff1 s. FEn VhH cESr AT re-
LADIES SUITS
oS1S alt MSoL sbES bEbEdE Il stirs is coabSx DO
AMST%SSiSS. Al IS fSor.iiiSi,$GiT;$ ,. @
SAsSFs s SSHS f aHSSHb 10
S4Afk anEp .s k THo" sE
SPECIALITY ySSEiTH ySsEHTa SGT9ifs GDnnf CONSTANTLY
On %aSiicGG" NoIicG SO pisaaffroiSrMENTT'
EVENING DRESSES A'ssf Al snonr NOTICE.
DINNER, CARRIAGE, cARbsH,,syS ASD RECEPTION
IN SILK. vfkEkT ThkME scnoIsk Eo saAehs AT Hx
oeESaE65. six COSTUMES. sTyIishLy Trim y. :.
CALICO wuxEsERs xsAgEsr ynSN',.' RSrAnrMnsr 5. 90
~ TNVuVN 20 20
il eHsilNEKi. tiilNhEiK;.' iiwrI.LED sirLk fockET XSD
~ IN ccAsiMi;Rh.. SAME TRii,aaiaIxid.. ROBE
IN SIocK rLxiDs. BASKET CLOTHS; Is %
wharrEns kaFk II LOW
q fo"' N''o hSb FrGuFEb SWISS, 80 ~ ''''
WE wI sEth THE T. sAhASGE ~ oys FL
HffsD, FF65iioSSHIsEs ANR sUi1s. Much BELOW TIE
v.Asss Sa4ss SUITS sEFs ssp 7asns Sa9Ahs lsn
sS{a TiSsEls s iTiTi ;S5S Az ia&ss
ffEYiHscn ffEiHcEss sciT il GSshSEEs. ThaiiMIsD = - -
cSshMthE stiTs str TaiMaEij wIrii SILK, 49, -
FROM q 10 II YEARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 800
MAIALEsSE SUIT, SILK shlHT From
BkAfbED' XXD 'EM'Bbia0ibRREi;' fiQUiE SUITS - "
yLANSEL WRAPPERS...... ..................... Is
SWISS SUITS FROM.......... On
CHlLDkEN'S CLOAkS FROM................... %
cArAtocyEs Or I2pIFg G, MIssEs ASD cn
AppLlcAtlON 70 ALL PARTS or TIE coCN.
TRY. ORDERS FOK GOODS OF EVERY
DEfaTsEos NifhGFE SaSRaa sRssEryEby syb dgdbs s5bsO
PACKED AND FORWARDED
TO DESTINATIONS
GRAND 9nHypWAY 9RRypyIA ASp s6Ssyr, 2eTIJ sT ars
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
DRY GOODS.
4 i EEAs "A kSHn M
##uu|I En- Il s.n / NM
i i EEEE 4 4 Z sS IN

II, AND IT'S BROADWAY. ABOVE 9TH ST..
will open MONDAY.
TWO HUNDRED PIECES
MATELAsSE SILKS.
sIXTY-FIvE CENTS,
really worth
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY cKNrA
Tho greatest bargains offered
Also
SLACK. coLoRED AND FANCY SILKS
from
Tho great auction Of MessrG Ed. wsrburs I Co.
comprising
together With previous Offering she finest sssortmens
that have exhibited
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

SPECIAL ATTEN.
TON Is CALLED 10
OUR CELEBRATED
So, 81 AND 81 DRESS
AND WALKING BUT.
TON I; ID BOO T s,
WHICH. IN STYLE
AND WORKMANSHIP.
ARE SUPERIOR 10
ANY BEFORE SOLD
IN THE CITY AT THE
PRICES.
OUR MISSES AND
CIiILDRENS SCHOOL
AND DRESS SHOES
AT 81 AND 81 so 4 RE
ABSOLU rELy uNE-
QCALLED.
A SUPERIOR LINE
or YOUTHS AND
BOYS FRENCH GALE
HAND MADE BUT
TONED BOOTS AL
WAYS ON HAND.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
DRY GOODS.
ORD 1 TAYLOR.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.

POPULAR GOODS AT EQUALLY POPULAR PRICES.
WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING THE MOST ExTEN
slvE AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT or THESE
GOODS THAT WE HAVE EvER OFFERED FOR TIKI
INSPECTION OF OUR PATRONS. WHICH INCLUDES
THE LATEST NOVELTIES BOTH IN IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
LADIES' COMPLETE OUTFITS S...................$5 $50
INFANTS COMPLETE OUTFITS. 35
BRIDAL OUTFITS A SPECIALLY.
CUSTOMERS AT A. DISTANCE CAN RELY UPON
THEIR ORDERS BEING EXECUTED WITH THE
SAME rRoMPrSEss. CARE AND ACCURACY OF
DETAIL AS IF UNDER THEIR OWN IMMEDIATE
SUPERVISION.
OUR PRICES CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
PRRFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED By THE
FIRM IN ALL CASES.