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The daily gazette., 1878-04-30
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
Letter from Samuel Townsend
For the Gazette.

fOr tne GaZette.
MR.. EDITOR II send you few lines
rather on personal matter. Some per
sons once and awhile get it into their
heads, that should serve as candidate
OF the Democratic party for Governor
or Representative to Congress. Early in
January. 1875, in Wilmington, a commit.
tee called on me and insisted, that as it
was by right, New Castle county's turn
for Governor, must serve the Demo.
cratic party for its candidate for that
office.
To these men, and to several Others,
at intervals Of many years before 1875
told them as tell all persons now, that
on no condition would let my name be
used as candidate for any office what.
ever; tina / had learned MANY wears ago
that man to be successful canddat
must be more or less a hypocrIt; that he
must bride himself down and swallow
ringmannuvrings that he knew were not
right. Now, suppose l was candidate
and u fopish fellow was to step up to me
and ask me what thought Of that old
drunkard Noah, and what | hought of
Christ for turning water to wine, and
would L pledge myself if elected to ap-
point no man to office who thought Noah
and Christ were right; and next another
set step up and ask me to pledge or
promise on no account to appoint tenn
perance men, but to appoint only from
clubs and rings, and then be soundly
abused afterwards if / did not please
everybody. These are some of the
reasons that determined me many wears
ago, to prefer independence to any office
whatever. New Castle county is now
filling out her term of governor in the
person of John p Cochran, ESQ. This
year it will be the duty of the Demo-
cratic Convention to nominate candl-
date for Governor, and as it Is Kent
countys turn, nine tenths of the Demo-
Gratis of this State look forward to the
certain nomination of John w. Hall, as
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
He is capable and honest, with kind
heart towards the poor, and if | am any
Judge of human nature, John w. Hall
will make one of the best governors
Delaware ever had. Next after Kent,
Sussex will have to select one of her
good men for Governor. / will admit |
have been an active politician ever since
L became voter, but it was not for the
purpose of getting office; it was for the
rights OF white men, against all cabals,
chques, rings, tyrants, and would be
ard leaders who assume the
right to think and act for the masses.
SAMUEL WNSEND,
Townsend, April 49, 1873.
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FIRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.
rp.INs LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
ro. philadelphia: 209, 6.55, S.10, 800
roi ii. 900 a. M; 1881, 1910, 2.3O, 4.30
5is' si6. p. m. On sundays: 2.O9. . 10 q
m: 90, 6 30, 0 40, p m. - .o
for New York: 209, 8 A. m, IL 81, IL 40
$40 m; on Sundays; 2y9 q m: 90
ror baltimore and Washington: 1914, i 10
s59a m; 1851, II 50, %. pm Sundays
For Port Sl Deposit: 456 p m; no Sunday
For m",I New Castle: 8, 6 20, 9 80 m; 80, 80 ,
M no Sunday train.
For delaware X. H.: 8 vs., 8 80 q m; 80 p m
no sunday train.
FIR wilmington q Northern X. r.: 20 q
MI 90. 500 p m; no Sunday train.
| For Delaware Western K. H.: 10 ~ m; ~
nm; on sundays: 10 80 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
rroIu Philadelphia: II 66, 8 "a, 8 "a m; Il
m; t2H, 1851, S55, Adj, 6i4. 625,
Sl5, al. Il 10 p m; on Sundays: IL So,
1O0jam 7 80, 81, II 10 p m.
Frem New Yo.k: u 90, 834 a m; IL a, 12 SO
54, 95lpm, IN Sundays: IL 66 m
From BALTIMORE: :2lo, Al, m; 1877, i2 SO,
53s, 1861 IN; on Sundays: Is IN 0 SO
FROM Washington: IS a m 1917, 1898,
$50, 9l6pm; on Sundays; IL m; 9 46
pm.
FROM Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
trains.
From New Castle: I 65, 8 80 a m 12 90 m;
4 70, 6 40, I O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
from Delaware r. r.: $50 q In; 4 20, 8 40 p
M; no Sunday trains.
from Wilmington IL Northern r. r.: 8 0s,
Ii 3Oam; s 10 p m; no sunday trains.
rom Delaware Western II. r.: I 55 m |;
SlOp IN; on SUNDAYS: 8 90 n m.
fRAIys FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
iom Broad street and Washington ave-
nue: 80, 800, 10 80, 40 m; 80, 8 80.
400, 8 Is, As, 8 As, II 80 pm; on Sun
days: 80 a m; 0 00,9 As, II 30, p m.
from thirty Second and Market streets:
rs, Sam, 12 10, 8 55, $50, IL 46 p m;
on SUNDAYS: s so. II 40 p m.
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READING.

REA DING, April 2S.-Among the So
cial events of the past week was Hthe
marriage of Miss Mary Hunter, OF this
city, daughter of the late Fredrick s.
Hunter. Esq, to Mr.. ]. X. Finn, OF
Wilmington, Delaware. The marriage
ceremony took place in Christ Cathe-
dral, on Thursday noon, the Rev. W.
P. Orrick, rector, and bishop of the
diocese, officiating on the occasion.
There was large attendance of the
personal friends of the bride and
groom, including leading citizens OF
Reading, Wilmington, Philadelphia,
Lancaster, and other places.
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General News.


di. iae General Conference of the Me-
,uns Vus. episcopal Church South will
vuvene u' In Atlanta, Ca, tomorrow.
, LIE cutting of passenger fares from
..o. .nvilnall east has ended with the
y, 1@'aslon a OF schedule rates on all
lsS east from that city.
a .s,il DISASTROUS fire was raging on the
IS,c "h, square in Columbia, Tenn, last
sI, s,L1i,,a Ald Was telegraphed for to
u ansliie' as and a SPECIAL train with a
tha usiue left there about IL O'Clock
rsnoi's ,u she Gaited States Court at San
st .'SG9 70: Judge Sawyer has decided
m WITH SSinihaman is not "a white per-
.sd Hlsaln IL II the meaning of the term as
ot e"t,,lns nj ,he naturalization laws, and is
ia entitled mim to become a citizen. The
S VIII 20 to the Supreme Court.
! fua,O1 irom IN tMorton's remains were TAX
ImiIn IT,n .he vault and buried IN th.
RdisS.,naglt vault In Crown Hill Cemetery.
Ne tupGlls' taap;1' yesterday, The immed,
isrdam dsmily and a lew prom,nen,
d uS aus We're We're present. Rev. DR.. Raw.
[llpiOunsn u nev, a Mr. Clever conducted the
1iae loe St stockholders OF the Wester,
|sripp aae,egraph . Company are nre-
M" memorial, STATING tho.
lte ' tu n"s s,a arrived when il wonId 'he he
(at por,io" o,ae among the STOCKHOLDERS
(sebtea ps'Iioh hn Of the large surplus rsns
Iset ru ~ oy Its owA stock held as 'sp an
ispstch.S1 Dat Mexican Indian raider, have
ses" pa.faed Re another mail s1r; carr;sr nave ~.
|. This o'ie ;e ! Davis and Stockton. Tes- es
vicinity wiz Ti'sin sin'h tsD De5son assa killed 10
priug' sSSed sSnSir while al passing BoreIlu ,aln
,t',sa a, " iull Of Indians. FOUNTAINS are
!esd~emIia, ca dssmart, n,.sI,,. M, yesterday, J. II,
yleeasey pl.saseGy Mutual Insurance sne aeianc'
ellcy.holedssaasa and 6, others to deirand dSngn. ths
lay s. S'Tsls' Ths The trial is fixed 'he ~,
ves Tss Pa pslker oonmeneea su,ss against teaa Re-
d Iron o@nnollaaslphla ooSapshhl and Reading Goa,
'sssi stsaa1ia5s as.ssa, :, Enlis iar s.s ash coal 4
o., o., stove az and 10' .a,oa broken 81 IS, egs
s,s ) y 10 % HsssdNS HPsf No. 81 Is, spss ss
A' as 10 the plsvioa. ,SSa nss,s pslsss are the
The daily gazette., 1878-04-30
Brief Locals.
Were you at the circus?
DeYiled crabs at Fullmel,s.

Deviled crabs at Fullmel's.
Go to Fullmers for deviled crab
Delicious deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
The city was full of visitors yesterday
Read the DAILY GAZETTE for relia
BILE local news.
Led Astray at the Opera House or
Thursday evening next.
The best teas and coffees in the State
at Rigney 81 Rebman's No. 219 W. Sec
ond street.
William Miller the butcher, sold SOC
pounds Of meat to Barnum yesterday, to
feed his workingmen.
Go to DR.. Gallagher, the dentist No
1856 Market street, when you have an
aching tooth, he will cure it.
1t is unnecessary for the ladies of this
city to go to Philadelphia, when they
wish to buy dry goods, our Wilmington
merchants sell very cheap.
Drs. Stearns g. Wilson's rooms at the
Clayton Ho use continue to be crowded
with patients daily. The doctors are
performing many remarkable cures in
the city.
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The NJ. 8. Il. A.

Owing no doubt to the fact that Bar
NUNS circus was in town the meeting of
the Moral Suasion Reform Association,
last evening, was poorly attended, there
being only about one hundred and fifty
persons present. Col. H. b. McIntire
presided, and the exercises were opened
in the usual manner, after which address
sss were made by Messrs. Crawford,
Cook, Maupin, Day and Col. Moore.
The choir supplied some excellent vocal
rnpsin
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vail STREET The
'A market was less active but strong
oo'' was steady all day at 1904.
'e'nment bonds were steady, States
T. railroads. strong. Money on call
= easy al . a o per cent, with most
NsneSs done at4 per cent.
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IN TROUBLE AI4AIN

Charles Kneer, ALIAS Dutch Charlie,
who was recently released from New
Castle Jail. was before the Mayor this
morning on the complaint of Annie Ba-
ker. who charged him with assault and
battery. He was required to pay ST. and
costs, and give 500 bail to keep the
naaGa.
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Centennial Hams.

Call on G. Ginder, Nos. 35 and 81 Sec
ond street market, and get one of those
elegant hams. There are none that have
such fine flavor. And they are not over
burdened with fat. Such ham and eggs
were never eaten before All the good
cooks prefer them,
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Indications for To-day.

For Tennessee and the OHIO yalley and
h Middle atlantic States uariable and
kghreterly ,cudS, sgmmer, clear ,oeatltcr
td rsdg barometer.
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Bill.heads, posters, letter heads, circu-
lars, and In fact all kinds of Job work,
done at low rates, and short notice at the
GAZETTE lob office.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
/ SUITS.


200 colored Poplin Suits, 81 80: worth So.
$50 combination do, handsomely trimmed, Sc; good
$50 combination do. silk trimmed. So; sold all
SIS.
235 black Alpaca Suits So; regular price So
200 black extra tine, satin trimmed, SIS; worth SIS.
$50 black Cashmere Suits, neatly trimmed So formerly
sold at $40
worth SIS '''A''O w. ''D' :" '"' '''e'' '''''' 20
Alot Of 75 black Silk suits s22 so; worth At least
lot of 40 fancy Silk Suits SIS; cost manufacture
full limo of Cashmere Sacks So, 81 ST. 80. ST. IS so
JOB lot Of 500 NIL Beaver shaws 81 ao cost to
Black Cashmere shswls from 81 % upward
A variety of single aud double Broche and Paisley
Shawls at correspondingly low prcea
Best Merrmac Prints. warranted last colors 4,so
Full yard wide English csmbrics 7!.e
Full yard wide heavy Sheeting. TO-
Full yard wide bleached shirting. &C.
Full ward wide Fruit Of the Loom Shifting. 90.
Full yard wide ''Wamsutta" Shifting. iOc.
tail line of bieachsd and unseached sheetings ~
lhyards wide half bleachsd Table Linen from 22c
* yards wide beached do from soc. upward.
5-S Dinner Napkins from 6Oe. per dozen upward.
Linen Towels. IRON 7c. upward.
Linen Tcwsiiins, from &C. 'pe per yard upward
4 full line of 6guered ana striped +. KS, &c., l0c..
job lot OF Nottingham Laces at than half their
White shaker Flannels. 100. I2c and I5c
A job lot OF Plaid shirtngs, from &c. up.
lot Of 500 pairs Of slightly soed BLANKETS be sold
onefourth their original cost.
between The nour: a. NJ '''n a'''
GARRY, HxNNIGAN 4 CO.,
3Ol and 3O3 Grand st.,
between Eldridge and Allen SITS.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. PES BR0ADWAYCTv w
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR REPETITION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs.

xsfKoLoGY.ls PAss-sta epi.
BOARD AND LHobGISG W'ASfED-isia PAcr-sd and
ssSSS$S RGaE ss4sHE sSs
nd IS sili ef IL Tffs
% REAL 0Fs d PA S1 and
AND M rAor-4 sA and
an; a..
sSS$Ey S.s.4.a r.sr e.
SssIS9 Sase1sa aoHpE4iss-so soSDRIssH Plcs~sh col
DRY cooDs-isr PAss-iss. I'd. Sd. 4sh, 5th and 9Th
s"d HSUshs 70 "A Sd
uNFURNisHED-leTn PAcr-2d. ad and 4sh COILS.
ruRoPhaS Pf sS in PAcr-sh col
kESSss4sSfbsEEslsIsE ffss4s col
sSSSs Hsp and d.Fss4Mrsrs s fs TO LET
isTn E4th, 5th aud 9th coils, and IN PAGE s-4sh
EyESiTGsEao 4.h 5sn and 9th ess and 4.h
H5HSs scss % is and
HoGsEs Ho5sEsS soSAs Rtes so ss r4e.sA
r4Gy "a and ubss Oh s CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGK-
Los. ASb S:t FOUND 4ru PAss-e;h 81 col.
MARBLE MANTELS-1srH PAGE 18th col.
MATRIMONIAL -17TH PAGE I'D COL
MEDIcAL-1STH PAGE-6th col. -
Mgscs%S%S SEogs- 81 RAGE, = g s.s col col;
NV s,s se COL
6kGxYs nsGhss' pAorsp COL
pROPOS ALS-17rH PAcE-4tn col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
pRoPgRrY AeS' oUT OF SS THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-5rH PAGE-3d 4th, 5th ana 9th coils. and IN
REAL EsTATE 10 ExCHANGE-5rn PAcE-eth COL,
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAGE-3d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-17Tu PACE-3d COL
RESTAURANTS l7rH PAGE-4tn col
REWARDS-4rH pAGE-Gth col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-1st, I'd
SITUATIONS 5s 0'wSANrED-uALEs-lorn pAcr-4.h col
SPECIAL NOTICEs-3p PAcE-1st I'd ana Sd coils.
STA LIONS-3p PAGE--3d col
STORAGE-4TH PAGE-6th col
SUMNER RESORTS-lSru PAGE-4th col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-4rH PAGE-4th col.
1HE TRADES-lsrH PACE-6th col.
70 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-lern PAcE-1st
md % coils. AID % PAGE-3d and 4th coils
UNFURNIsHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
l6rp PACE-6th COL, and 2D PAGE-5th col.
WANTED To PURCHASE-17rn PAGE I'd col.
WATCHES JEWkLkY, &C; .20IM PAGE .4th col:
WINES LIQUORS. &C.-i7rH PAGE-4 9TH col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l4rn PAGE 9Th col.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

DRY GOODS.
TIE WONDERFUL TELEPHONES
now in operation at the
KEEP MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs
STORES.
sss sas d.S sIS9ssv'y' AWAY, Now YORK.
Ladies' gentlemen strangers and every one invited to
KEEPS SHIRTS
Best and cheapest In the world All made in the most
superior manner from wamsu.ta muslin and bes, Irish
linen bosoms three ply, all linen.
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS.
for So. Only plain seams 10 finish.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS. to measure, for So
Warranted perfect fitting.
KEEPS COLLARS. CUFFS. &C.
Four ply linen Collars very best, O for 75c.
Engish super stout Hose sI 50 half dozen.
,Iemstichod pure cambric Handkerchefs. 81 so half
Canton Flannel Drawers and Vests 75c each.
White twilied flannel Vests for spring 81 SO each
KEEPS UMBRELLAS
Best ginpham. patent protected ribs, 81 each.
Ensish boiled silk. paragon frames 30 each
Samples and circulars mailed FREQ
All goods warranted.
N B.-Gentlsmen waited on at theie residences
Arv. vlGoUROUxs, i22 4TH Ay, NEAR i2rH ST.,
Is E 7h 81 % or Ladies imported u
s;, saerwes;r, 'n,an's pque Dresses. Cloaks, Caps Sc
chiefs faole and bed linen; Wholesale. go East 2th
CHIkT WAISTS, THREE FOR ST. AT MRS. BELL
NcHAMBEHs'. No. 3i7 9Th sy-
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
DRY GOODS.

4T
|: l.. ri :, RI :
EIGHTH AVENUE.
BETWEEN a4rHF AND asrH STREETS.
the FOLLOWING GREAT OFFERS IN SILKS
WILL sUaPAss ANY SALES OF SILKS MADE
IN NEW YORK CITY WITHIN THE PAST TEN
YEARS
We oner FANCY STRIPED SILKS.
over ono hundred different patterns every conccvsbiX
shade. warranted pure silk. per yard at
|: | :. {: {: '|I::::::::::: | ::
Tho pubs will pleas. take notice that these
throughout tho city They compare With any 7sc silk
offered.
ONE HUNDRED pieces fancy CHECK SILKS sxtrs
quality numerous patterns reduced to SO CENTS per yard
OVER 400 PIECES OF FANCY SILKS In extra quail.
ity in tho ioveest shades and combinations including
stripes Cheeks plads broken stripes broken checks 4c
&C., ut prices sure to astonish all who examine tho quality
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS
TWENTY PIECES HEAVY QUALITY BLACK eRos
GRAIN SILK AT "a CENTS. FORMERLY SOLD
AT 81.
$50 PIECES EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY BLACK
aRos GRAIN SILKS. IN FIVE DIFFERENT SHADES
OF BLACK. cAoHEMIRE FINISH. AT
:! F :. Ell E.. / # ::
$50 n co EEEEh mn SS8 .
ALSO, AS A VERY SPECIAL BARGAIN. FULLY as
PER CENT UNDER THE PRICE. WE OFFER 100
PIECES EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY BLACK GRos
GRAIN SILKS. SATIN FINISH. AT ONE DOLLAR
AND rwENry-rHREE CENTS PER YARD
LET ALL WHO DESIRE FINE SILKS AT Low
PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE THESE GOODS AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE
EHRisHs;-: UNIONS:
2s7. ass asi. 2sa AND 2e5 EIGnrn AVENUE.
BETWEEN PATH AND 25rH SITS.
Is THERE A LADY. READER OF THE "nERALD1
WHO HAS NOT PAID A VISIT OF ExAMtSA.
rIoS TO OUR
II = I. T. I. I. /: r. F;
" " Z. /: I. 4 4 #; r; +: F.:
DEPARTMENT
WITHIN THR LAST FOUR WEEKS,
IF so. DELAY NOT DAY LoNoERi WE DO
NOT WISH TO APPEAR IMroRrUSArA. BUT
WE CERTAINLY THINK THAT ANY LADY WHO
PURCHASES LADIES' UNDERcLorHINa WITHIN
OR NEAR THE CITY OF NEW YORK BEFORE
FIRST EXAMINING WHAT WE OFFER. COMMITS
THE HIGHEST KIND OF ExrRAvAGANcE-PoR
THE VERY WORST ExfRAvAaANcE Is TO PAY
ONE DOLLAR FOR WHAT YOU CAN OBTAIN
AT sEvENrY-rIvE CENTS
THIS WEEK WE SHALL AGAIN orER SOME RE.
MARKABLE INVESTMENTS. THE GOODS WILL BE
SPREAD ON EIGHT LARGE TABLES ON THE SEC.
oNp FLOOR.
ATTENTION Is DIRECTED TO THE FACT THAT
WE KEEP NOT ONLY TlE CHEAPEST BUT ALSO
THE FINEST UNDRRCI.OTIlTNG IN THE UNITED
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EMBRoIDERIEs.
5000 YARDS AT &c. PER YARD WORTH sc.
5000 YARDS AT sc. PER YARD. WORTH ioc.
5000 YARDS AT sc. PER YARD. WORTH t5c.
5000 YARDS AT CSC. PER YARD. WORTH 45o.
LADIES' UNDERGARMENrs.
TIE. LOWEST PRICES YET QUOTED.
100 DOZEN NINE TUCK SKIRTS AT 2oc.,
WORTH SOC
100 DOZEN FIVE TUCK SKIRTS, RUFFLED, AT
4sC., WORTH 75C.
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF CHOICE EMBROIDERED
SKIRTS AT EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES
100 DOZEN rLAIN BAND CnEMIsEs AT 2so..
WORTH Soc
ico DOZEN THREE ROW INSERTING. WITH RUF.
FLING. AT 4sC.. WORTH 75C.
100 DOZEN NIGnrDREssEs AT 75o. TO 50 SO.
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY
100 DOZEN DRAWERS AT ieC, WORTH 45C.
100 DOZEN DRAWERS CORDED AND TUCKED. AT
49,. WORTH 75C.
INFANTS WEAR.
CLOSING OUT BALANCE or
LONG AND SHORT SLIPS
AT
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
DECIDED BARGAINS.
100 Doz. LINEN coLoRED EMBROIDERED
HANDKERcHIEFs
AT CSC. WORTH soc.
100 Doz PLAIN LINEN AT loc.. WORTH 25C.
LARGE LOT OF FINE GOODS
At
REDUCED PRICES
5000 YARDS RuPFLING AT ioc.. FIVE INCHES
! WIDE
500 YARDS DOUBLE CREPE LlssE AT iso.
woErn ssc.
ANTIQUE LACE.
5000 YARDS CHOICE GOODS REDUCED Is PEI
CENT.
$50 ANTIQUE TIDES AT csc, WORTH 81.
| CoKsErs
| CoRsETs.
100 DOZEN coLoRED AND WHITE AT 45c.
WORTH 75C.
100 DOZEN 60 BONE coRsErs AT 5oc, WORTH 81
100 DOZEN FANCY coLORED AND EMBRoIDEREl
UoRsErs AT 75C.. WORTH 81 rs.
100 DOZEN I25 BONE CoRsETs AT 81, wo RrH 81
ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE FRENCH CoUrILLE AND WOVEN CoRsErs
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN
HOSIERY.
so DOZEN REAL BALBRIGGAYs AT 2IC..
so DOZEN REAL BALBRIGGANs AT 25C:,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
| AND cnlLDREN's
| IN
PLAIN AND FANCY coLoRs
| AT
Low-Low-Low-PRIcEs.
FINE ASSORTMENT
FRENCH JLwELRY
| AND
| FINE FANS
CLOSING OUT
REGAEDLEss or COST.
SPRING
STRAW GOODS
OPENING.
FINE PARIS CHIPS,
ENGLISH WALKING HATS
| FOR LADIES.
BOYS.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS.
| FEArHERS;
| ALL NEW AND CHOICE STYLES
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
RIBBONS.
| SPECIAL OPENING
| IN
| KID GLOVES.
| TWO BUTTONS.
1 rtrr A.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
YORK, SUNDAY MARCH TO- lo7s-QUINTUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A.. ''''''''0
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great bankrupt sale of Dry Goods
GARRY, HANAIGAN & CO., soi and aos Crane st.,
respectfully beg inform the public
general that they will for this week continue the great
bankrupt sale ofths stock OF b. Grove late of 81 and SO
caharine st., consisting of Dry Goods, Suits coaks and
Shawl.
Great bargains Will be given this is positively the
week this great Particular attention is called
the following speciaties. VIZ =
1aEss GOODS DaAss a0o0s:
,5cases, SO iuch, Mohair Lustre sungs tnew spring
a7s pIscs. full yard wIde heavy Canes Hair susngs
ioe' Or i'nai cost51c cs, ., u.,.. -
Aob lot Of cases Matelasse Mohar suitngs all coors
ts,:s. :p,las o;;hmsss sai.lns.. ise yorsh sis
shades). zoe.
..;: s.: extra a"e O."'.s so'Hs' aAo very latest
: sIL1s: -:iLEs:
ss: Ss: s.ss Gro: G% 9ss ss as
% inch extra heavy eros Grain. SIC worth 81 %.
"sS "sS 'i'.i F.i s"S q. GIss assSs s,s's .:
inch sao%e So nm. quality.
lot of 800 pieces coiorcd and striped silks, In all the
new styles from soc upward.
BLACK GOODS BLACK GOODS.
cases 27 ZACH MohSir Aipacas, 2Oc worth 3oc
200 pieces joo lot silk finished Mohair be worth at
least 4Oc.
s6 inch English Cashmere 25c and good value
for S7c.
500 pieces full yard wide English Cashmere. 37c worth
56c
eases 40 inch best quality English Cashmere. Soc
lot OF 100 pieces IS inch all wool French Cashmere,
55c good value tor 75c.
300 pieces Lupiu's best make, CSC. worth 81.
W---& 0---U
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WILL OPEN MONDAY
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
1T 1 TIE HAS E
xNp BRITISH BRIT I& IN NOVELTIES, WE WOULD CALL
g1E EIIks'SS Oy Hui S!sS EG
SEEvGiEE iESsE sEas 0Gatl13L GatHnLrb bsO PRICE HAVE
$50 piece. entirely now style. BoURErrEs and AR
MoUREs, at I2,le. former price Zoe .
800 pieces sstovs sUITINGs. in all the shades
of smoke drab and tan just marked down from 25c
We hsve purchased the entire balance Of the
goods in the manufacturers hands, and the price, are
tho cheapest line of DRESS GOODS We have ever offered
and ladies would do and examine wi,hou. do.
lay
rl75 pieces LAFAYETTE vIGoGNEs, IN the latest AZ.
sortment of spring coors. at lsc
The at which these goods hsvs been Of
Tered IL 25c. a yard.
soDieee. one quality French MArELLAsss. in all col.
ors, At DOC; former price 371sc. per yard
pieces silk mixed French NOVELTIES In great vsri.
ETY. OF color combination. At 2oc per yard.
l42 pieces ane all gray vIGoGNEs one yard and
hall wide, At Soc yard This especially adapted tor
so pieces nne imported French NOVELTIES st 37ke.
per yard.
IS pieces emo ell wool French Dcbege at size per
These In all the new soft shades Of gradrab
brown and are very desirable
25 pieces extra wide hne French DLBEGEs at eoc..
former price Toe. per yard
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

I IN ADDITION TO THE MANY ATTRACTIONS /
AND BRITISH NOVELTIES, WE WOULD CALL
fULLowiNG lots. WHICH FoR ELEGANuEE !
or STYLE. QUALITY AND PRICE HAVE
NEVER BEEN kQUALLED.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
4 CO.

WILL OPEN MONDAY
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

PER CENT UNDER THE PRICE. WE OFFER 100
PIECES EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY BLACK GRos
GRAIN SILKS, SATIN FINISH. AT ONE DOLLAR
AND TwENTy.THREE CENTS FER YARD.
LET ALL WHO DESIRE FINE SILKS AT Low
PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE THESE GOODS AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

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