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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The Philadelphia Press publishes table,
showing the total annual expenses of our
national government from the year 1869 to
1877. inclusive, and how much of these
expenses have grown out of or were en-
tailed by the rebellion. The results are
that, since 1869. the total expenditures,
less redemption of public debt. have fallen
from 1922 1896 ,079 81 in 1869. to S258. 559,-
1917 .93 in 1876. That the ordinary expen-
ditures have fallen from $ll2, $40, 1913. 20
in 1860 to SI10, 4s5, 3346S in 1876. That
the per capita proportion of extraordinary
expenses, and those dine to the rebellion,
was $3.50 in 1860 and 50 81 in 1876. That
the expenses due to the rebellion were
4l99. 623, 1862 "a in 1869 and S14O,919,-
679 23 in 1876.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: While
the next House will be greenback
House, pledged to the belief of the democ
racy of Ohio, and. while it will contain
some coalition members. and some ma
tionar members, no third party can hold
the balance of power in that body. That
is already assured. The House will be
democratic. Indeed, the gentlemen elect
ed as greenbackers are not ant-republi-
cans. necessarily, but they are democrats
by training and by profession. They will
vote with the democratic party upon
every important public question. The
greenbacker in the next House. by what
ever votes elected, will not be dsturber
but an ally OF the democratic party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16
Commissioner Notice,

THE unders igned, having been appointed by the
L Honorable Judge OF Probate, 4or the County
OF Lincoln on the first day OF October. a. ID. 1873
Commissioners to receive and examine The claims
of creditors aga in ST the estate OF Wales Hubbard,
late OF Wscasset, in said County, deceased repre-.
sented insolvent, hereby give notice that six
months from the date OF said appointment are al.
lowed to said creditors in which to bring In and
prove their claims, and that they will be in
sioa at the following places and times, tor the
purpose of receiving the same, VIZ: At the Office
OF Benjamin r. smith, Esq, in Wiscasset, afore.
said, on Saturday the I'd Jay oi November, le7s at
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, and Saturday
the sth day of March, 1879, at the same place aud
hour.
Dated this 18th day of October, ISIS.
i nhi9AMsS co y Shi,h' Commissioners.
3Xt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

To the Honorable County Commissioners Of Piscaf.
dquis County
w Il the undersigned, citizens of No. 8, Range
w Called Howard) and vicinity, in the coun-
" of Pscataquis, Maine, would respectfully rep
resent that the public interests require that high
way be laid out in said No. s, Range 4, called
Howard, in said county, commencing at near
the Willy farm $50 called, where he now resides,
thence running In a southery direction on the east
de OF the ilson Stream, thence by the most FEAST
BILE route to Welches Mills IN said No. =, Range =
called Howard and as in duty bound will ever
pray. ALONZU ). GILMAN and Is others,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The most remarkarkable thing about the
Western elections is not that either the re-
publicans or democrats made gains or
losses, but that the contest was between
them almost solely. The nationals were
of no more account than the flies on two
fighting bulls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The indianapolis Sentinel exults over
the election returns, and proclaims that
Indiana presents Thomas A. Hendricks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The republican committee appointed to
examine the charges against Acklen have
arrived at the conclusion that he is inno-
cent OF seduction. The democratic COM
mi.tee have declined to take any action,
stating that Acklen agreed to abide by
their decision as to the candidacy for Con-
gress, but now refuses TO withdraw from
the ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

Col. Forney sends to the Press of Pbiladelob;a
an engaging description of NJ. Gambetta. aThe
man himself," says the Colonel, sis the imperson-
alton of self-poised resolution. A large. short
square figure, with foe head, a Hebrew nose
one defective eye, yet bright aud epquiring face
such Is Leoa Gambetta. On the mantle was a
good bronze bust of Washington, and on the wall
some boxing gloves and short rapiers, as if for
exercise, perhaps for preparation. DR. ssed in
deep black, and neatly dressed with strong
nervous hand and shapely foot, he pointed me
70 tne SOFA and took his place at my side, hold ing
me gracefully by the hand to seal lis spoken wei,
come lie Was looking at my card, and then be
gan fire Of questions, in French. which were
rapidly trsnslAted by NJ. smoniu. He had heard
OF me; he bad read some of my writings; he
keew many oil ny friends, especially Charles Sum
ner, Of whom be spoke as an exalted. spnerh
magnificent democrat. 'Ah, yes, he was called
too soon He, at least was the friend Of France
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

The democrats in the House are already
casting about for opportunities to repeat
In the next Congress the shameful usurpa-
ton of which they were guilty in dsfran-
chising the constituents of Messrs. Dean.
OF Massachusetts Pacheco of California,
and Bedford OF Colorado. They have al
ready selected five or six cases for 'con-
test" including the two Cincinnati dis
tricts in Ohio, the Fifth and Ninth of In
diana, and the Colorado District. The
fact that there is no substantial or
rational ground for contesting these seats
is, unfortunately. of no possible conse-
quence. In the last Congress seats were
taken from members whom the honest
democrats in the committee themselves
declared TO be rightfully elected; but me-
cessity, when it is partisan necessity
with the democrats, "knows no law" or,
it may be added, decency either.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16
STATE OF MAINE,
RINCITIN

PISCIT4QUIS IS. Court Of County Com mis-.
sioners August term, holden dy adjournment oct.
LIST, 4. -. le15.
Upon the foregoing petition Ii Is considered by
the Commissioners, that the petitioners are re.
spons ible and that they ought to be heard touch.
lug the matter set forth in their petition, and
therefore order, that tue County Comm issioners
IN .et at Welches Mills, in sad No. 8, Range 8, on
Monday, the twenty third day OF December, A. ID,
1873, at lC O'Clock A. M and thence proceed to
view the route mentioned in said petition; mme-
diately AFTER which view, a hearing of the parties
and Witnesses will be had at some convenient
place in the vicinity, ana such further measures
taken IN the premises as the Commissioners shalt
judge proper. And 1t is iurther Ordered, That
notice oi the time, place, and purpose, of the
Commissioners meeting, Aforesaid, be given to all
persons and corporations Interested, by publish
ing an atested copy OF the petition and this order
thereon, SIX weeks successfully in the kennebec
journal, public newspaper published at Angus
Ia, in the county OF kennebec, by the printers to
the STATE the last publication to be Mt least thirty
days before the time appointed for the said view
and hearing, and by posting up attested copies as
aforesaid. in three public places in said tow nship
Thirty days at least, before the time appointed Tor
such view, and also, by publishing the petition
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the
PiscataQuls Observer, public newspaper printed
in Dover 10 said.County, the last publication to be
thirty days at least before the time of said view,
that all persons and corporations interested, may
attend and be heard il they think IT.
Attest; HENRY Is. FLINT, Clerk.
a true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
6a43 AT est: HENRY b. FLINT, Clerk.
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ having been duly licensed by the Probate
Court will sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, at the homestead farm belonging to the
estate of the late Henry Lovejoy, in Sidney in the
County OF keunebec, on Saturday, Oct. 26 h, 1878,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, the following pro-
perry belonging to said estate, consisting of 20
shelter; grndstone; lot OF lumber; lot of cedar
rails; / scraper; | sleigh; pung l pair cart
wheels; lot Of cider barrels; ladders; l hay
rack; l wheelbarrow; lot OF fire wood; stoves;
Il chairs;2 light stands; I carpet l table; set
tee rocking chairs; l clock; bureau; l work
table; lot OF crockery and glass ware; beds and
bedding; lot oftin pans, and pew In the Univer-
salikt church, Sidney.
WATSON v. LEONARD. Trustee.
Sidney, Sept. 20, 1878. 3wi2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

LINCOLN, SIS AT Probate Court held at Wis.
casset. within ami Tor the County OF Lincoln. on
the first day of October, A. D. 1878
said Petitioner give notice to all persons interest
ed in said Estate that they may appear at Court
for said County on the first Tuesday of November
next, by causing copy of said Petition with this
order to be published in the state paper, being the
County Of Kennebec, three weeks successfully,
prev iOus to said Court.
ALMORE KENNEDY, Judge OF Probate.
true copy.
3a43 Attest = HENRY C. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

KENNEBEC COTNTY- IN ProJdte Court, held
at augusta, on the nth Monday Of September 1878.
~ EOKGE W. NEWCOMB, trustee under the
" last Will and testament OF John kean late of
Chelsea, in said County. deceased, having pre-
scented his account as Executor OF SAID " ill for
allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
October next, in the kennebec Journal, a newspa-
per printed In Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend at a Probate Court then to be held
at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLEs HEMINs. Register. 3w43.
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
L

To the Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County of
Lincoln.
WILLIAM II. COLBY of Wiscasse in said
w county, respectfully represents that at a
Court OF Probate held ut Wiscasset, in and for said
county, on the first Tuesday of May, 1875, Mary
Ann Colby, then of Westport, In said county, was
duly appointed Admin stratrix on the estate of
William Colby, late of said Westport, deceas ed,
and gave bond and accepted said trust; that the
said Admin istratrix now res des out OF this State,
and has soresided for long time; that the said
Administrative has neglected to render any
count of her admin istraton aud to sett lie said
tate according to law and that the said Admins
tratrix has become unsuitable to perform said trust
and has neglected and refused TO do 30. Where.
fore your petitioner, VINO Is interested in said es
tate heir of said deceased prays that the said
Admnst' atrlx mas be ordered 10 settle an account
OF her administration, and that she may be re.
moved thereirom, and that administration OF said
estate may be granted to some suitable person.
Dated at Wscasset this third day of september,
A. ID. 1878.
wM. COLBY.
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We have yet to fad democratic paper which
expresses horror at the attempt of Mr.. Tden's
gang to buy the Presidency for $4,000.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS
STATE OF MAINE.

LAND OFFICE, AUGUSTA,
SEPTEMBER II, 1873 !
NSotice is hereby given that, pursuant 10 the pro-
Visions of Gan Act additional TO chapter live of
the Revised statutes, relating to the public lands"
approved February 10, 1873, sale will be made at
Public Auction, at the City Han In Bangor, on
Thursday, the 2lst day of Nov. next,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, OF all lands belonging to the
State.
A schedule of these lands will be published In
the tBgor Daily " hig and Courier, on or before
the twenty. first day of October next.
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH,
.wtilnov2l Land Agent.
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II n :. bAhEHl JU'IKt'
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w43s

NOllCE is hereby gwen, tnat tne suoeoripei nas
~ been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate Of
AMMI NJ. TRUE, late of Augusta,
in the County OF Kennebec, deceased, intesae
and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as
the law directs ALI persons therefore, having de-
mands against the estate OF said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same tor settlement; and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to EDWARD Z. ALLEN.
Sept. 80, 1878. 3wi3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-16

PISCiTdQUIS SIS. court Of County Commits.
sioners August term, holden dy dojOur nment oct.
LIST, 4. -. 1875.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

eoove
ENORMOUS BAEGAINs:-
50 PIECES LIrs a.a. AL w22L % a M 2.u:
us PIECES LuPIX's ALL WOOL cAsHMEREs and
Merino., in ctoee new colos at Soc. o2ssc and 7oc
rscs TX
vide s Fl -oc Grs Il SIX TI,ie TiankED Novelty co
from 25c. TO 81 so . yard: rare bargains.
BLANKET DEPARTMENT
In shis department we have created decided sensation
is solo blankets tins shan other
We inyiss as.ensien 80 the following quo.s.ions:-
9::ss az: as. s9Sa aS.,y s..yy = = % % pal. p.
il siss. double Weighs. s. So pair
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
made from the best selected WOOL and warranted
lo-4 size, g so apsr
IL 4. :,.e. :,.s. & & E q S.'5 |. PAIR.
Ths best manufactured
l.. l.. :,::. :,::. s s /: 81 p:s pair.
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
THIS d's.''"''ih HOUSEHOLD ssSS%ss WORD
With ladies Tss ssSf ssss ' sansss u Il .s''aH' Of the
rh.J look ss' ..s.'i At i ir.' p pkGcsR E,;,.ss-
I.. s...s TsRLk sAFSIss ia, .i1o. sos. .dossa.
T.:: = i. T.sIs via, 8,
r.. .%s.s.ss.;S sis;I Ess fySsS SovEss; q q
::,, sss..ss.i Asrss Essss.5 ss.s J.
Pine white sHfRflS9 MUSLIN, 5tsc. q yard.
Extra large BED COMO oTABLhs as 81, 81 25. 81 90
Special bargains in MARsEILLEs BED SPREADS
Qrotn su~tionl st ~ IS 20 o. so worth Double
CORDED NAINSoUKS, &c. yard
PLAID NAiNsooK, IKE aymrd
$50 DOZENS
ladies' and genticmens HANDkERCHfEFs from
,isn). slightly damaged closing OUT ~ half price.
NOVELTIES IN
ali wool FELT SKIRTS.
~ eos., 7se. Sc. 81. 81 IS 81 50. 81 rs asd n
OPENING.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
sHAwLs AND cLoAKs.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
DEPAkTMs Mt.
Ladies' 27t1ch long BALBRIUaAN HOSE, 24c per
gTRiPsD HOSE asc. a,c 45c 55c. 65cl and 75c psir
Novelties 10 Ladies' FRENCH and ENGLISH LIsi.k
sn,sI,i.. IN Ladies' SILK HOSE.
Ladies' heavy merino VESTS and DRAWERS, $50. SOd.
Mans IN gish msrino HALF HOSE regular msds 25c.
3Dc and 3Jc. . pair; Mems fancy English STRIPkD
HOSE ace 30c.. 35c. and zoe apsr.
25c. soc. Toe. aud 81 Mems extra heavy MERISo
StI IIRrS and DRAWERS, regular made. 81.
Meas scarlet MEDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Men. .UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. complete, 4oc.
Mems linen COLLARS and CUFFS. NECkTfES,
sCARFs and sU UsPENDERS one half the usual prices.
the afternoon.
yoHN r.. KAuGHRAN 4 co.
RICE. THOMAS y. KAUGHRAS
corner eth ST.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF ALL THE NEW
AND DESIRABLE FABRICS SOW OPEN
CAsIIMEREs. 30 INCHES, 4jC.. 47C.. SOC. TO 75C.
CAsuuEaEs. 40 INCHES. SOC. eoc.. 75C. TO 81 IS
cAsHMEkEs. 45 INCHES. soc. soC.. 81 TO 50
PER lAHD.
PER YARD.
sooDAH CLOTH. 4s INCHES. 81. 81 rs. 81 50 TO "a
PER YAKD
BASKET CLOTH, SINGLE WIDTH. ALL WOOL.
SOC. $50. 6oC. TO 81 pEk YARD. =
BASKET CLOTH, ~ INCHES. ALL WOOL, VI. III Is.
MArELAssEs DAMAsSEs AND BRoCADRs IN
GReAr YAHIETY AT POPULAR PRICES.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
FOR DEEP MOURNING.

HENRIETTA CLOTH Gown MAKE. SILK wAKP.
shLsCrLD III ADEs And FINE FINISH. ~ INCHES
sERdE xfsRfaI. s@e @ AND % INCHES. 81 so.
sILx kSD wovE GRAPE CLOTH 4e rSoBEs 81 SO.
~ rs TO x2 so
ALL wool GRAPE CLOTH IS INCHES. g., g. 2s
to 81 rs.
couhTAuLD's ENGLlsn DEfLISG TRIMMING
CRAptS. ~ Ill WIDTHS AND QUALITIES.
GRAPE Wells. kUCuIsG-. BOWS. kC
MOURNING HANDEKCHIEFs. COLLARS AND
CUkFS A SPECIALLY
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

IN THIS DkPAkTMENT WILL BE FOUND THE
LATEST hOl ELTIEs OF THE SEA- ON, BOTH IN
I MINED M UNTRIMMED BONNETs AM ROUND
BArs. AT The FOLLOWING kEMAkKABLY Low
HANDSOME BL OK vELvtT BoSNErS FROM $40.
.rrOME fELt NSETs, ~. 81 AND s.
FEATHERS AND fLoWGkS N GkrAr yAnlETY
FRhNCH BONN - JUST RECEIVED FROM yIkOr
AM OTHERS, WHICH WILL BIZ SOLD VERY
CuEAr.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

SPECIAL BARGAINS II LADIES' NIGHT DRESS
r.. HANDSOMELY TUCKED YOKE FRONT. THREE
BOX PLAITS In BACK. 81.
CuKDnD sAsD cAEMlsEs WELL FINISHED
AND OF EXCELLEST MUSLIN, SOC.
pONPADouR YOKE CHEMlSnS, NEATLY
Trimmed WITH HAMBURG INsERTSGs, ruCks
DRAwERs WITH DEEP RUFFLE. FINE EMBRoID-
ERY AND 1UCKS. 75C.
NURSES CAPS. 25C.
NURSES APRON, 25C.
HAND MADE COZ LILLE CORSErS, soc.
100 BONE EMBRoIDERED bUsf CoUTLLE COR
Fxx6Y FELT SKIRTS, GOOD QUALITY. NICELY
TRIM ED. 65c.
NICELY Trimmed. 81 s5. -
FULL LINE OF FANCY KNIT WORSrED GOODS.
BhEAKfA,T SHAxLS. 81 25.
fASCINArORS. SOC.
CARDIGAN JACKETS, 75C.
ISFASTS' SACQJ ES JUC
INFANTS SOCKS. SOC.
OPERA WRAPS. 81 IA
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
INDIA sHAWLs.

We WILL DISPLAY THIS WEEK TWO CASES
INDIA VALLEY CASHMERE SHAwLs.
AT $3.50. wOaTH $3.50.
Ar 900. MUKTu $50
AT $3.50, WORTH $3.50
AT 900. WORTH 500
REAL INDIA cAMELs' HAIR sgAwIs FILLED
CENTRES. $40, 800, sGO AND $40
ABOUT OyE-iIALF FORMER PRICES
LARGE INVOICE or
@----- 49,
wOOLLbN SHAwLs
AT YRoPoRrIUEATELY Low PRICES.
LADIES DESIRING BARGAINS SHOULD GALL
EARLY.
/ g 8 4 4 b
LII 90 X X Odd
T. A w s''sE.s s''s E..
! 1 4 I EELLt 90 i 4:
BROADWAY AND aorH ST.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
DRx GOODS

! sTERN sRoTakEs.
81
AND SO
WEST ESD STREET.
BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AyExJK
MoADAY.
AND
EVERY DAY
DUkINa
THE WEEK.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
EVERY ONE
OF rHEIR NUMEROUS
DEPARTMENTS.
WE DESIRE
TO CALL SPECIAL t
ATTENTION.
TO THE FACT
THAT
WE WILL SELL
OUR GOODS Ap
NOT
AT
BROADWAY
OR
SIXTH AVENUE.
BUT
AT
TwENTY-rH1RD STREET PRIvE&
WHICH
WE GUARANTEE
WILL SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.
BARGAINS IN OUR NEW
DRESS GOODS DEPAKrMsNTs =
ALL-wooL cAxEL's HAIR sUIrINGs AT isC. YARD.
GS %or rsGss FsEsf5 s5 AND
'sHSGa Ss sS.S SIEVE VIII 3 soa..
0zE ssss sass 4lts HF4SE
BLACK AUSTRALIAN oREPE CLOTHS. AT ss0. YAED.
BLACK BRILLIANTINNEESS r. 80.
WITH MANY oTRFR SPECIAL INDJcExExTA
SILK DEPARTMENTS
4HR ssx sIss a AHE
'AAoA 'THs 0sus11LLY SEH Y7ohanklr ohanklr. AT u YAan
GuINErs. TAPIssTRR's. TKILLARD's AND BEL
Ions BLACK SILKS.
IN ALL QUALITIES. FULLY is PER czsT Less
TEAM AMI OTHER HOUSE
IMMEDIATE SUCCESS OF our NEW
7 SUIT AND CLOAK KOoMa
ELEGANT LINES OF
WALKING. CARRIAGE DINNER AND KvBHrHo.
COSTUMES AND SUITS
OUR DREssMAKIN0 DEPARTMENT
IS UNDER THE MOST COMPETENT sUPERvI.
SION, ENABLING Us TO GIVE THE
UTMOST SATISFACTION IN EVERY
CASE. AND OUR PRICES
WILL BE FOUND
THE LOWEST IN
THE CITY.
srLzsD1D. ,,1ss9 AssonTsBsT 1sB T,sssx, q oro.x.
DoLxAss. CIRCULARS. rALEroTs AND sAcouEs.
aSY sSl 4o S~Iss15 81 H5usD Ty1zs
OUR OWN IAPoRrArroSx
THE ENTIRE sEcoND FLOOR OF ouR
rwExrY-sEcoND STREET BUILDING
IL DEVOTED TO rnE LARGEST LINES IN THE crTs
FRENCH LINGERIE; rvnxn.
'''N wEDDfsa raoygss.us:Asygss gsu:sgs
IN EACH SPECIAL STOCK
We HAVE STYLES ASY QUALITIES
TO ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
PRICES WHICH MUST INSURE IMMEDIATE SALES.
FURs AND FUR 0ARMENrs.
RxcEEDrSGLY LARGE AssoRrxgNrs
70 SELECT FROM. ONLY raD
MOST RELIABLE AND STANDARD
GOODS IN srocx
our
NEW BUILDING
AND
LOCATION.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BIZ
THE FINEST
IN
NEW YORK.
EASILY
ACCESSIBLE
ny
ALL OAR AND
STACY IrNEa
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

FANCY BoURETrE CLOTH SUITS FROM $40
PLAIu CLOTH WALKING SUITS FROM SIS TO SIS
SANE, IN PLAIN CLOTH, FROM $l4
SAME, SILK TRIMMED. FROM x2p
eAMB, IN DIAGONAL, TRIMMED WITH SILK.
SANE In INDIA cAMEL's HAIR, TRIMMED WITH
SILK OR BROC ABE. FROM S43 TO $6S -
SANE IN FKENCH CORDUROY, Trimmed WITH
SILK OR SATIN. FROM S55 TO $75
BLACK CASHMEhE SUITS. FkOM SIT.
SANE, SILK TRIMMED. FROM S22
SANE, GRAPE Trimmed, FROM $50.
BLACK SILK WALKING SUITS. FROM $40
SANE, IN COLORS, FROM $50
ALSO BEAUTIFUL
GILECTION OF DINNER. CARRIAGE AND RECEP.
TION DKEssEs, IN VELVET AND SATIN, IN BLACK
AND COLORS.
WHITE SWISS SUITS. FROM So
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
MISSES SUIT DEPARTMENT.

PRINCESS DRESS IN PLAIDs. FROM THREE TO
SIX YEARS, 6OC TO 81 So.
SAME IN FANCY POPLINs. TRIMMED WITH SILK.
IRON THREE TO TWELVE YEARS, s. SO TO So IS.
CASHMERE KILT DRESS. COAT AND VEST. FROM
Is 25.
FANCY CLOTH, PRINCESS STYLE. PIPED WITH
SATIN AND SILK. FROM 81 so TO Sl3 IS.
PLAID KILT SUITS, FROM So so.
WE ARE OFFERING VERY CHOICE SELECTION
OF LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDRENs
NANTLES. WRAPS. sACQUEs. ULsfEks. CIRCU-
LARS, a..
ALL THE NEW MATERI Ais. SHAPES AND STYLES
RFPRESENTED.
LADIES' WALKING JACKETS FROM 81 so TO
Hx5.
LADIES' uLSTERS AND CIRCULARS, IN ALL
WOOL CLOTHS, FROM $40 TO $55.
GREAT VARIETY OF SHuICE iMPokTED
NEW soFr CLOTHS. SANE IN RICH, PLAIN
AND ARMURE SILK PRICES NEVER SO Low.
FOR CHILDREN, FROM TnREE YEARS UP.
WARD, WARN SCHOOL AND DRESS SACQUEs
FROM 81 ~ SIS.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
WRAPPER DEPARTMENT.

WRAPPERS IN TYCOON REPS. So rs TO - IS.
SANE. IN FLANNEL. b To 81 so.
SAMF. IN CASHMERE TRIMMED WITH BLACK. %.
SAME. TRIMMED WITH FANCY GALOONS, $40.
SANE. IN tknNCH fLANNELS IN A VARIETY OF
PATTERNS AND SOLID cOLOks.
ENTIRELY NEW,
FROM SIS
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

For othcr Dry Goods advertSsenents q
see Fret, Fourth and ssvsaessnsh
Pages.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Australian CASHMERE GRAPE CLOTH, 30 inches vias
fsTS%rs Sa cd5f would b. cheap
Ensish body CASHMERE. extra heavy 80 inehes vide.
II II wooi EMPRESS CLOTHS. s5e !. yard; formerly
shi warp 1AMIsE CLOTH. 500: would be ehe.p a.
BALERNo CLOTH. 80 inches vide. BOG; would be
u0LOGsA CLOTH. silk and wool. for deep mourning.
All ." GsSss Ai ctorn q nehs. vide. 7se
ss ~.n "q'ii ss ss siia corn superior quality s7x
sd .'sld be e eh'.r sT.ss ss 81 se,sos y s.,
* 900 DssE .r fS;sf Z vide.
Al zoo, oasse. CLOTH. ~ ysrds wiae. 75c. yard;
Princests CLOTH. . beautiful fabric tsi wooD. iS
yrss: -ls q sar .fSs Dr T: 'ss'R s 81 81
cssi;:ss: s:: s::: J.: Z ;s%G's S. Gsfns saArEa
Low PRICED BL1cK DRESS GOODS.
in.s,ion CxxELs nAIn CLorii, BiAkI1z CORDS.
ks65sh sS hdTs srh4 cdas sfSE pSrn so2
rAUAs. GRENOBL. CLOTHS. DAMAssE CLOTHS.
1 &C.. 2Dc. and 25c. yard
A fresh invoice Of ENGLISH BODY CASHMERE, %
inches vide. At Joe sy1d.
Az 700, s,.es cAaELs' nsrR vvuLE CLOTH. TX
yards -ids. o2sse sysrd, -orths 81
LAcEs
DRESS TklMMlNB>.
REAL roRcaoS LAcEs, from inch :. 9 inehe. vide.
following extremely Io~ prices:-4c &C., 80. i0c.
IKE, i5c.. 2Oc. aud 25e sysrd.
BLACK REAL FRENCH LACEs. from az inches to-
inches vide, st the following extremely low prices
l2sse.. I5c.. 1sc., 2oc-. 22c l5c and 2sc. yard.
REAL CULTURE LAcEs. from az inches TO inches
ssc., 4oe., sse SOC. sse. Soc, o5e sad7sc. ysrd
An elegant assortment of real apd initiation vALRN.
CfESNEs, CLUkf. RUSSIAN and BRABANT LACEs.
we'll known popular prices
FRfsGEs.
Al silk and grass SOC. ayard; worth 75c.
81 25.
Heavy all silk and chenille. soc yard; worth 81 10
Heavy ali silk tassel fringe Soc woysh Toe.
large assortment Of coiored worsted and silk
FRfNGEs. at very low prices
An endless variety Of CHENILLE asd MOSS TRIM.
MINGs. 2Jc . yard and upward
nii line Of plain and beaded GIMPs. &c. yard and
upward.
Hand made coRsETs Soc. aud upward
CALL EARLY 10 the day avoid the great rush Of
JOHN r. KAUGHRAN, JACOB
Rrosdwsy.