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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 9-Arrived ship Eric tho Red, Allen Pa
belon de Plea.
Sailed 9th. ship st Bernards tBr, Burns Sandy Hook
bark Annie J Marshall tBr, Parker, New York.
BrlYAsr Nov 0-saied ship d II Norris (8r), Norris
Philadelphia: bark Hattie tioudy). Crosby, do.
BRrxRy Nov Io-Arriyed ship Barbarosss Ger, Gerles
New York.
C,Rptpr Nov 9-Arrived, brig Maria w Norwood. Ma
uir Dunkirk before reported sailed for York
direct.
crruaosiA TO Nov 9Arrived schr Jas Slater Hawkins
New York via the Praus.
CAms to Nov g-Sailcd, bark Prma Donna CSor Tonne.
sen. New York
cAprz TO Nov a-Arrived brig Gaudalquiser (Sp) -
date Minor. New York tSee below)
DuSKIRx Nov a-Arryed, bark Arlington Nor, Palm
strom New York before reported arrived Oct aO.
ELsixoRE to Nov s--Arriyed brig sigrnn Sor) Amund-
sen. Richmond.
IiuLr Nov 9-Arrivcd, steamer otranto tBr. JENKINS
Boston.
Sailed 9th bark Impi dus,. for Philadelphia.
IfAxguRG, Nov 9-Saed barks Storkors (Nor) Tsaksen
New York iona tNorl. New Orleans.
IIsvRE Nov 1O-Arrived steamer Canada FJ Frangucl
New York.
IvxsrooL Nov Io-Arrived ship st David Scrbner San
Francisco.
Sailed eth steamer Iovaine (Br,, McCsniey Norfolk
bark Captain Madsen Nor, Higge, Pensacola.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 1o-Arrived, steamer Iessing Ger,
rrischbein New York for Hamburg tand proceeded
QUEENSTOWN Nov 10 1880 PM-Arri,ed steamer Ger.
manic (Br kennedy. New York for Liverpool and pro.
ceedcdn.
LoSpox Nov 1o-Bark Masonic, killam. from New York
for Nagasak has put into Hong Kong with loss Of -par
Brig Guadalauiver Cspl, at Cadr from New York ar.
rived leaking having encountered heavy gale in lat 49,
Ion 81 in which the captain Minor and Of tho crew
were wished overheard and drowned and had Jcson
60D slaves and 900 bags Of grain
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 10, 1873
ARRIVALS.
RIAogTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrrsroNY TELEGRAPH LINE.


wHIrFEroNF TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Trpanto tl,r Rogers Hnll Oct - via South
ampton 9th. with md-e and to q " Wright
90. Experienced furious gale In the Channel. and was
detained - hours. Oct ~ strong breeze sprung up from
NV Nth which lasted until Hptl when W
sprung from 81 which increased 70 heavy gale h-
gale had been advertised by Nrw yoRK HERALD
painted by heavy high kept before tho gale until wind
varied 20 the cast when westerly course WAS pur
sued Nov 9 the gale gradually moderated -
steamer Dc,ona tBr D,cnstone Glasgow Oct ~. VIA
Moviic Nov T. with ndse and To Henderson
Bro- Had light ~ winds to the Banks thence strong NV
bound T.: 10Th miles ~ sandy Hook. steamer Crcas
siH DIR. bound r..
steamer Otd ponilnion Walker Richmond City Point
aud Norfolk, With md-c a. The Old Dominion steamship
Go.
steamer iiatteras Nalic,. Richmond. with mdso TO the
Old Duniiniun ship 90
steamer AIbcmare iibhs Icwcs Del. with mdsc TO the
Old Dominion steamship Company
Brrakwnter 90 days. In ballast 10 SlocoNich No.
Bark Saor l,nsl Premuda Bordeaux ~ days ~ ballast
to SlOcuyici A 10
park scud Lindsay curacoa day. With coffee DIAL
lett Eoulton 90 Was days ~ fiattcras with strong
NV gales Nov q on iIaiterss spoke brig Aucrcn Ncnl
Todd, from Moracaiho for New York
Schr Reno Ackley, cksonviie days with lumber 10
order Had strong " gates: lost aud split sails -
Schr Howard Williams Holder Gcorg-tcwn, pc While
beating through the Sarrows IN strong NV wind carried
jbboom and foremost head also tore gan opsa INTO
ribbons.
schr WIN Marshall Smith Baltimore.
Scir " l. sherman, Allen. Philadelphia for salem
B steamer City of Chester tB Liverpool which
arrived . PM 2 lar ~ i''f passed
steamer Atlas DR. from liverpool Tor Boston Hh ~ Nv.
- miles ~ sandy Hook. steamer tnN ~ Richmond B
from New ynrk fnr liverpool
ss ship Nsndiemeu tr, from L,erpoo. bark Scottish
Fairy tR from Ieith aud brig Ella lBr from London,
which anchored IN the lower bay for orders came
to the city 10Th. AM
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHKap, Nov ~. PM-wind w, fresh gale; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

crR.coa, Oct a4-ssed, brig Curacao Br Faulkner for
CAsso Nov 7sailcd sebr Peerless from Murray IIarbor
New York Tiger for do; Escort Bo,tcn So 49,.
Archer. Baltimore for Liverpool
sailed 7ih barb nan.inane for st John NB schrs Prom
euadcr. Jamsica. Efic Young. Boston.
Sailed snh, steamer Iieernan tBr, Richardson, from
Mosrns.I Nov s-leared. bark wimmera CBr) Mcintyre
Poar MrLensyr, Nov ARRIVED schr Mary Ellen. from
carcnmpcc for phtladelphs
ref cuxh"ven 9th, steamer sandman Br Du,ton Liver
Cleared sth bark Mystic Tie tBr Paterson, Antwerp
Ipsn sry,spR cry cy cursrrs
hsrwsKr DC, g-Auiyed r rharlcw Eaton, Dant,ic.
Sailed @h, Armenia, ,avallo New YORK
Brtsrot, Oct 3l-saired Albion rhor.cn New Orleans.
Sailed from Avonm th sist. Devon ts'. Western. New
Brlsasr Oct 2s-,'leared, Edgar. Flowers, Delaware
Ba,r,iserey. 9r", oct ao-Tn the hay. Bucephaus,
Bnrsrmnsyrs. Oct aj-Arrivcd. nansa ~, sander Vow
ycrk
Arrived rsuiiIac o., ~ Mercury ~ Iiarvc., GLASGOW
sailed from do VI rlercsa Russo. New Orleans Nuova
B,nctioss oci s,-'s"icd vclocity obbcns rhIlaiei.
ps" "1 as w NySs a % s" H. s1,s"H" mi"ssad nva Juur
from ,rimsby for Bu River.
,crsnNfS,; Oct 2s-Arri,ed, Anglo American. Jordan,
n,sa Chm o.. t, s",e ). rs,nI & m"sssy = John
CErrk, Oct 2s-Arriyed Saiaden. Garrison, Mirsnchi
Sailed 2Sth. IIeldos, ssvescn. baltimore.
D,aL Oct Anchored Marietta, oyerrarrd from Que
bee for London veren Jahucke, for Dcboy; Hrh selma
from Miranichi for Hull.
on 18th. Chignecto. Potter from Hamburg for Now
Nork. Mar, borough. Thompson. Quebec for Newcastle
Blth. John Boy d. from Philadelphia for Dunkirk. -
Passed #h. Success lobcy, from London Tor Whining
ton 3tst, Alsntis 81. Craig. do for New York.
ftrstiS. ,ct 2s-Arrived Herman. Quebec.
cleared :Hfh, Mary, Turner. Baltimore.
sailed rh. Traveller Rure fybce, " Dereber Wright
sandy Hook Economy, smith, Fire Island silver Cloud
fcary. - John Nh
F,isorrp Oct s-Arrived, semirsmdc o., Brown. Mon
trest fnr London,
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

Stenmers South Tyne (Br) London. Croft ) Ronen
ship Helene GER, Havre; schr Mary Russell Jackson
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SPOKEN.

lat ~. Ion ~.
Ship sfeld from New York for Antwerp, Oct 20
LAT Az Ion 81.
Rark Chiorgia Gtan from Fey for New York Oct a. lat
4uN
BARK Pere Ger from California for Liverpool. Oct II,
lat II n Ion - W
Bark Myrick drl, from Antwerp for New York,
Oct 10. lat A a. Ion Al 20
~ Iais tbrto lat Ion
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MIsCEI.LANEOts.

NuTHIMI slttEEDS LIKE St,t rSs-DE t,E
iNiol Magnetic Healing Ply sicau eurcs without ei.
enc. ~ diseases o. eye ear aud throat heart liver ungs
aso paralysis. rheumatism, rafarrh
ernl and nervous debility once Bond 81 New yo,l
once hours from "a N. tojP N. The poor cured free
from " l0A NJ. w. N'N i'oe
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamer.
/ Si,is. lDes;aai;on.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
TIONS.
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T EGRAPH IC!
YELLOW FEVER.
New Orleans.

NKw OmNANs, August 30.--Filed 1850 p.
New cases, 100; deaths, o.
Nsw onLEANs, August 20. The weather Is
cloudy aud showery. Among the deaths to-
day are sisters I.oretto Mckenzie aud Mary
Keenan,, at Charity hospital. Both have been
unrenitting In their attentions to yellow fe-
yer patients. Very Rev. Jas. Miilet, Vicar
General of the Arch Diocese of New Orleans,
is dangerously III with the fever. James Diu-
ton, DIR. ,happin's patient, ut the Charity
hospital, who was treated by the cold water
process, died at half past one this morning
DIR. W. H. Vaudeville, who has been danger
ously III with the fever is reported slightly
better.
The Peabody Subsistence Association make
the statement that their Association the OBJ
Ject OF which is TO supply subsistence to the
destitute, In no way conflicts with the opera
tons OF the Howard Association, as the How
ards confnc their alterations mainly To proyid-
ing physicians, nurses aud medicines for those
suffering with yellow fever and the necessary
nourishment TO convalescents, aud here the
duties of the Towards end and the work OF
the posbodys begin.
Dispatches to the Associated Press to-day
show that there is no fever at any of the towns
on the Jackson railroad south Of Canton. The
case reported yesterday at Ponchatevula
proved not to be yellow fever. and the patient
is now conyalcscent.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, August 9o-MoSEY-Goid IoaG
Silver-American at par; Mexican, 9oj New
York sight. 4 premium; New orleans sight
= premium.
HrpEs.--tirm; dry selected, 10; picked
II; slack salted, l2; kips, II; wet salted, 7JE@
So; butchers green, 6a@6a.
WooL.-Quiet and easy.
BAGGISG AND TIEs Active and firm.
CoTToS. Receipts, SOIL; exports-coast-
wise 800; sales 2ss; stock 30, SOP; market
weak, Middling, Iii Low Middling i0s
Good Ordinary TO-.
Weekly Statement. Receipts, 1854; exports
--cosstwise. $3.50; sales 1870.
LIVERPOOL, August 30--Cotton easier Mid
ding Uplands, o ll-i8; Middling Orleans,
1916. Sales, 5000; speculation and exports,
1905 receipts, 1906 American, 900.
Weekly statement-sales, ~ ,Oooi specula-
tion and exports, 1000; stock, SIS, 900, Ameri-
can, AIS, OO0j Receipts 10000, American,
1000; actual exports, 1000: afoat II, 400;
American, Is, 600; sales, American, - 200.
$50 p. M. sales included 81 900 American.
Futures-Uplands, low mlddllng clause, Au-
gust and September delivery, 6 9-i6.
SIP. m.-Futures Hat, Uplands, Low Mid
ding Clause, September and October delivery
0 l5-32
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The Democratic Platform.
ADOPTED Al AUSTIN, JULY 10, 1879

hboh h'f - %h'fA'f't iva ~ 'H'~' |
The following is the full text Of
the State Democratic platform, adop-
ted by the Democratic State Con-
vention, at Austin, Friday the l9th,
of July:
Hon. NJ. ID. X. Taylor, President of the Dem
ocratic state Convention:
Whereas, II is right and proper
that the friends of constitutional
government should reassert their de-
yoticn to it and TO proclaim the prin- |
ciples upon which 1t should be adj
ministered; therefore be it
Resolred, BY the Democratic par
ty of Texas, in convention assem-
bled, that we have an abiding conf
dence in the devotion of the National
Democratic party to the correct prin-
ciples of government, and we pledge
ourselves to cooperate with 1t, as an
integral part thereof, in Its efforts to
restore the administration of the gov
eminent to the principles upon which
it was founded.
2. That the powers of the general
government are restricted 10 the eX-
pr SIS grants of the constitution, and
all powers not granted are reserved
to the States and the people thereof.
| 8. That we pledge our devotion TO
the union of the States under the
constitution, and to the constitution
itself.
| 4. That faithful adherence to the
following principles is necessary as
an essential TO the preservation of the
+ government, viz: Home rule; the
supremacy of the civil over the mill
) tary power; the separation of church
and State; the equality Of all citi-
zens before the law; absolute acqui-
; escence in the lawfully expressed will
of the majority, and the maintenance
and perfection of common school
system.
3. That the investigation of the
frauds committed at the last Prcsi
dental election in Florida and Louis
lana ought to have been made by til,
electoral commission; its refusal u
do so was violation of the spirit o
the law under which II was organ
+ lied, and gross outrage on the PEG
a pie of the United States; and willis
, the decision, as made by the Forty
fourth Congress, ON the question a
to who should be declared Presiden
of the United States for the prescil
J Presidential term should not, in on
u Judgment, be disturbed, that decision
: ought not to preclude an investiga
= ton and exposure by proper author
ity Of all the frauds connected will
that election and the due accOunta
bility of all who were guilty con
= nected Herewith.
1t 6. That commercial and industrial
'e stagnation which has so long pre-
d vailed throughout the country, an,
s the consequent widespread want an
suffering are due to the pernicious 4
nancial legislation of the Republica
sr party, which we hereby arraign fo
he its acts and charge
as /. That at time when the eountr
was weighed down with debt create
ON the basis of the full volume of pi
Of per, added TO both the precious me
n ais as money, il enacted a sweepin
In change in the measure of vain
WHOLLY in the interest Of moneye
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
An Appeal TO the Order for Con-
tributions by the Grand Chanoel-
lor.

DALLAS, TENAs, August 20, ISIS
To the members of the Order of knights OF
Pythias, Grand Jurisdiction Of Texas
BRETHREN--The hand of Death is being laid
heavily upon the people east of the Mississippi
river by the yellow fever scourge. Many good
Knights Of Pythlas have been brought 10 early
graves, and many more are langglshing upon
beds of suffering and want therefore,
I, r. T.. Aunspaugh, Grand Chancellor, APP
peal to each and every subordinate Lodge and
individual member of the Order In this juris-
diction for aid to relieve our suffering brothers
whose voice may even now be heard calling us
to the rescue.
Any contributions to John u. Il. Lain,
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal, Brenhnm
Texas, will be sent promptly 10 Memphis
Grenada, Nicksburg or New Orleans, AS dl-
reetcd by contributors, OF where mostly ncel-
al, II leit optional
Given under my hand and Official seal this
ruth day of August, A u. 1875.
Il. +. ArNspAuou, G.. &.
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Closing Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, August 3o.-Gold l0Oha
1905; Sight x premiums sterling bank is7
Consois 7lI@72S.
Cotton-sttiady. Sales 2s5. Good ordIna-
ry iO,., Low MiddiIng 1915 Middling il.;
Good Middling ny.
Receipts. net, $40; gross, 3ioi exports,
coastwise, 20; stock tI5o.
Weekly statement--sales, 1856 receipts
1881; exports-Great Britain, 0Ss; coastwise
e22.
NEW YORK, August 30.-Cotton--Net re-
o-ipts, nonej gross, sG2.
Futures-Markets closed easy; sales, 90, OOD
August 1900 To 1904; September li-6i to ll-o2
October ll.20 to ll-3o; November ll-l0 t,
I'LL; December, lla04 to ll-05; January ii-0
to ll-07; February li-l2 to Ills.
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BosroS, August 30.-A requisition nom the
Governor OF South Carolina upon the Cover
nor OF Massachusetts, for the surrender of
Hiram II Kiinpton, has been refused by Gov
Rice, The Attorney General submitted his
opinion OF the case to the Governor on Thurs
day, In which he cited numerous facts and
presidents OF action In similar cases where
the discretion of the Executive has been ex-
ercIscd and the warrant for the surrender Of
alleged nlgitives refused.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Bold Bank Robbery.

sEpALrA, Mo, August 30 The Concprdia
Savings Bank, at Concordla, Lafayette county,
was robbed yesterday evening Of between three
and four thousand dollars, by men who found
the cashier alone in the bank and forced him
at the muzzle of revolver To open the safe
The men then mounted their horses and made
good their escape.
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LoNDoS- August 3O.-The Madrid Project
has decided to send four gen'd armes with
each express train to Pecience, and another
republican plot has been discovered ut LORNA
village, near Cadis. Eight arrests have been
made
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LONDON, August 3O.-The unsettled weather
has prevailed throughout the Kingdom for the
past four days, aud continues. There has
been much rain
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Italy's Commerce.

ROM, August 3O.-The Liberia Opinion Ro-
nisted Italia aud Gazette hi venEa argue that
the establishment OF the Austrlsns on the
Albanian coast renders the possession Of
Trleri necessary to the maintenance of Italy's
position on the Adriatic.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, August sO.-At complimentary
banquet, given to the Senators of the Depart
ment Aisne, NJ. waddington, minister OF
foreign affairs, said despite some resistance
and difficulties In the East, he considered gen.
eral peace In Europe perfeoily seenre
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sPRISGrIELD, Mass, August 3o.-In receipt
OF a telegram from Boston stating that the
Governor would refuse to surrender Keinpton.
The latter WAS discharged by the police court
of this city, by which he had been held on
u merely nominal charge. He is now at lib
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

CUMBERLAND, MD, August 9o.--Thos. e,
Hughes shot and killed A. Hooten blackstone
during an ARRAY which occurred in the form
er's Office this morning, Both were promi
nent lawyers.
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GLASGOW, August The iron masters Of
West Scotland have ag1 IA tot hfy their en-
ployes OF a reduction OF four per cent In
wages,
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a. EN TO BOSTON FIRST GLASS
Dl CU via '-rhe old Reliable"
STONINGrON LINE.
Elegant daily Sundays cxceptedD from
pier ~ North River. foot OF Jay st.. ut 5 r. ".
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT PURCHASE
,Us OF
SUITS. &C. 90
J. G. JOHNSTON.
BROADWAY. srn Az AND aaD ST..
WILL COMMENCE On
MONDAY. Juno "a.
tho sals Of over $4,000 Of ready made Garments
the entire stock sfa
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER.
Is Iss as Ts Sf
700 ladies. Grss. Cloth overdress and Basque SOC;
900 ladies' Gras. Cloth Suits ohree piece.i ST.
100 ladies. rousra Breakfast RoOss iPrincess syle
! 500 ladies' Cambric Morning Wrappers, soc:
I.sooades' Cambria Wrappers with asanee Trimmed
LOO ladies' Percslo sui.s-eut-awsy jacket, and
81 ~ so So; material cost 81 90. 81 30 e. 50 and
800 ladies' walking Costumes made Of able fabrics
rshs Is s,o s si si4 P ss5 ss and
JOB lot e. Ms's ansn = year, o. o cost
SACKS, NANTES. FIonUs AND cLoAKs
lenses drap d'etc sacks. "a; worth 90
leases silk and e..hmers v,eSa.. So and upward.
Rare novelties in ladies' and Misses white Costumes or
n. hit summer materials.
ALWAYS on HAND,
chase and choice selection % white Dresses In ali Sizes
for school exhibitions and confirmation purposos ut
Sesusiin collection Of black m.,eri. Dresses and
Princess kobes ashionabiy made from fabrics. suit
able 0 L S6. EXPERIMENT
40 dozen ladies' plain Chemises. p cents;
I2s dossn Iadiss tucked and trimmed nsuss ~ cents
$50 dozen ladies' tucked Drawers. 20 cents;
1873 dozen ladies' runod and tucked Drawers cents.
reduced from 90 cents
2as dozen tucked SKIRTS 30 cents;
80 '''e" reduced from 80 cents
Ladies' Dressing sseques II cents and up.
o"'''e" p'ss SHAWL Dhp1RrMrNT
500 shetland shawis, Soc. 81, 81 Is. 81 So
Is $50 Ln%aa I siEs sn is 's2 y
~ LLAMA LACE sAcoUEs. s.;
20 LLAMA LACE sAcoUEs. 50;
"a LLAMA LACE sacoUgs IS;
10 LLAMA LACE sAcougs. 81; -
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
ease. ssa a"s a ' %n ,sp from Upward
=, eases Leghorn Flats; % cents and upward
g e..s. French White Chip. ine qualify 81
80 carton. black ostrich Tips, three in bunch, 30
cartons French Flowers In clusters cents and up
ward
30 cartons gros grain Sash Ribbon. finch, so cents
magnificent assortment OF other Millinery Goods
prices less than elsewhere.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
ladies' "s pssss sSai from button holes
Ladies Kid fox. button holes worked, French heels.
81 ~. reduced frnm 80 20.
Infants. finest quality pink and blue bottom shoes. 81
reduced from ~ 30
We make speciality ofiadics handmade spanish arched
boots the finest produced the prices OF which
warrant to be 81 less than asked else where.
BOYS SUIT DEPARTMENT
Sailor suits b ne and FLANNEL, 81 so, worth So
school suits, all wool, 81 rs to $40
CAsSIM EKB suits. s. TO $40
Boys WAISTS. HATS. GAPS and STRAW HATS.
SUITS made TO order at short notice.
Samples dry goods sent grautousv to all parts OF the
country apple aien, thus enabling otown parties
20 make their purchases In New ork
residents OF the city.
ia q. JOHNSTON
Broadway, 9th nv. and I'D ~.
DuNoUT. FROM AuGusTEs PETIT. PARTs.-JUsT
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uorrsEKEEpiNG GOODS.

so bales OF brown Muslin, ut 1sc. per yard; .
OF white Muslin at &C. per yard; % pieces 81
Table Linen at lSc. per yard; 20 piecrs o! extra
quality at 3sc, worth 6Oc.; 10O dozen owes, 41sc
each; 100 dozen Napkins ut Be. zach; 20 dozen
large size, Sc. zach rs pieces o. striped fiqu- y,
&c per yard 500 white Bed Spreads. 4Sc each ioo
pieces of Calico, fast colors, 31sc. per yard; iuo
pieces Of Printed Lawns. 9Sc. per yard; worth 2cc
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IUNOUT, FROM AuGUsTEs PETIT PAHTs.-JUsT
Dreccved from him. the latest sensation the wonderful
uoauet. which makes every aay look rsysantc; will sell
his large ~ nr-t quality Hum Hair
prior TO his tor PARTS sole
the Paran air Nets superior any made America
"a Union near 10th 81.
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A EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY.
A.Thc magnificent steamer LONG BRANCH with nev
boilers. &c. Captaln James Lvrcn, vii! make regular
sunday Morning Excursions 20 Newburg. LANDING at on
kers Ions island wost Point. Cold spring and Cornwall
leaving Martins Dock. Brooklyn, At =: West 10Th ST.
Martin river At 80 and 24th 81. North River a. A. NJ
givtng rsoWisgr hours Tive beautiful
horst romantic Iona fslsnd three hours view
grand United States Military Academy NJ West Point
Illustrated showing the pcits Of interest," tho
Hud.or will be presented 10 each passcnesr Bauands
Grand Military Brass band viii discourse tho choicest
Of nsc during the entire trip Fare Tor the
irn 20 cent?: 10 Newbnrg 50 ecnts; enildren irce.
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LADIES, SUITS.

LADIES' SUITS. .
so bourette Suits TO be sold al - To- ", ~ ~ anu
! 81 rs: have be- en- sold last * from 80 70 Sl6
| 100 black cashmere suits at - %, 80 ~, 70 ~
81 49, - so $IO same goods sold last week At from
50 10 $50, 4
$40 linen Suits at from 81 %. So, 81 so So; worth
| from 81 to SO.
| $50 misses lawn and cambria Suits very stylish
goods Mt 81, 81 80, 81 10 81 So 50 and W; worth
OF age.
!, we will also offer an immense stock Of Llama
lace Shawls ut 81 - 81 IS 90 So 90 and W; these
goods cost import. in gold, from $40 to $50 also
i " very large stock of black cashmere Shawls
broch ana Paisley Shawls plain, striped ana piSiu
Shawis; all now styles ut very low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23
HOSIERY GLOVES AND CoRSETS.

10 cases Ladies' Hose extra long, 51ae per DAFT !;
5 cases. finer quality. &c. per pair; cases hue
striped Hose, &C. 10 cases Balbriggan Hose extra
long (siik clocked, pc per pair twould De cheap
1T 5oc); = button Kid Gloves, AS. per pair. al
shades. extra fine quality; 3.button Md Gloves.
&c., each pair warrant ed; Lisle thread Gloves NJ
IOc, l5c. and lsc per pir: ine 6O-none Corsets
2:3c. French Corsets. $780,. 100 one Corse's
49c. 3OObone Corsets. Too
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-23

CAUTION.
A several stores In our vicinity have adopted our
exact method OF advertising. We would respect
fuiy urge purch tn bc particular In finding
| exact IScntion. Tbs Eighth avenue cars, leaving
L e,cy 81 aud Broadway pass doors, and either
Of the railroads Forty second street sta
rcn, will leave you within two block Of our stores