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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

The closing Gay at Jerome Park win be remem-
bered more for the quantity than the quality OF the
sport. There were Eve races, q walk over and for
felt The racing was not equal to that of any Of the
previous days, yet the spectators seemed to be
pleased with The various events as they followed
each other, and loudly applauded the winners
after each contest The first race was dash
or mile ana quarter, for three
year-olds, ana eight started; the second race
was for the Consolation Premium, and four started
for 1t; the third was three mile race which had
three starters; the fourth steeple chase between
three horses, ana the nth match Of two miles be.
tween two FLIES. There was also walk over for
the steeple chase handicap. Oysterman, Jr., being
the only horse that accepted the weights. He ran
the distance and made all the jumps very pret.ily
There was match also on the card between Gu.
when the time came Tor them TO start the owner OF
Overland paid forfeit
three-y earolds were General A. Bnford's bay lilly
Sallna by Lexington Dam am Ligntsome, by Glencoe;
dam b g. WY by y
%oas's SsS cot ,Iord Byron Sy Ksasucky,
colt, BY Bonnie Scotland, dam Bonnet;
Governor Bowie's bay nlly Belle Meade, BY JACK
PARKS S' brown cot Nathan oaHs by Bonnie Scot Of.
land, dam by LexilgtoE, and n. A. LttelI,s chest
a % BY FACE wE The dag s M0s s
were sold without her. she mas Q magnificent
ran second and Miss Nelly third. d. ''''O ''0'
beaten horses had for starters Mr. Belmonts chest
years yea 3D. with lbs up s'ss COLI
Old. with 90 lbs; W. stringdeds bay colt Quintard,
y d IS 1 a1i
Free, dam R0sette, aged, with I15 lbs. up Finesse
won an easy race, sE Rufus second, the others no.
The tard race was dash Of three miles, in which
were W. r. BabcQcks chestnut horse Helmbod, by
Australian, dam lavender; struggled stannope's
eess S ss d
AIdebsran, By Commodore dam Mamie Lewis, "
Glencoe. Helmbold ran this race In an exercising
sb0vs horse
weights for ne steeple started alone for the
Hurdles ahd stone walls Win the grace u bird o.
"a An imaprrompsu steepie-enase was then made up
for another purse the horses each TO carry las lb
and Tammany; Surprise and General Tweed started.
race and pleased the spectators amazingly; but
General Tweed, before be had run . quarter OF a
hs Oppsa leaving i the AFFAIR 70 the Seer
tempered horses TO decide. Tammany won very
me next event was match between r. W. wal.
denA chestnut nlly Echo and II. 8. Barclays bay
my vitesse, dash Of two miles, which was won
The Following rs are the details Of the various con-
tests that took place, with the betting on eacn-
o,r Ann aaTsr pIP M, s4c ,nr.e veoro,os
premium $500, entrance money to second horse, the
winner OF Belmont or Ladies' Stakes lbs. extra.
General A. Bptord entered b. 1. Salina, BY Lex
j. 0S'Eonne Ell entered a Oh. fanchcn By Austria
Nsn, Gam u.''"'.'.f..n,.",..,. 3
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WAR IN CENTRAL ASIA.
S~~~-S--<~~~-~~~>~-~~O>~~~~~~~
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BOMBAY, June IL, 1871.
Yakool Khan sill holds He:at.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN. June 17--2 P. NJ
COnsols closed 9I1 both aud the account.
American quiet and steady United States i've
twenty bonds 1861 9 1885, old, 9U 1867, s0a ten for.
ties, Ssst
FRANkFoRr MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June IS
EvenngUned States dvetwenly bonds closed at 96 for
the issue OF 1862.
Rentes closed active Mt SIT Toe.
LIVERPOOL CoiToS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June H.
r. M.-The market close hrmer. Mdding uplands,
sgd sgd midlng Orleans, sad. The sales Of the
day have been ~ bales, including 5000 for speculation
export Sales Of cotton at nearly due from New Or
leans have been made al SAD. for middling
LIVERPOOL. Provision MARKEr-LIvERpooL, June
l72 7. M.--Pork, ts. per DBL for nne Western prime
mess Bacon 2ts. 3D. per cwt for Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL PRorUCr MARKrr.-LIvrRrooi, June liz
venng.-Bacon, S7s III. for short RIB middee.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yoas HERALD.

Reported Loss of IA Bark Contradict d--A
Military lmpostcr with Clerical Procivi.
ties-DnpsizinH Illegiiiniatc Children mt
sixty Cents Hcnd.
AsPISwALL, June IL,
Via HAVANA, June II, 1871.
Tie bark chaplin, previously reported as being
wrecked at Jamaica on the 18th OF May, has arrived
here.
The Supreme Court Is reconsidering the case Of
Captain DIXON Arthur, an imDoster IRON Barbados,
who travelled about the country baptizng negiti.
mate chdren-whch the ministers refused to do
at sixty cents eacn saying that he did under the
orders Of the Governor. The police have been sent
to arrest him.
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PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRaMS 70 THE NsH YORK HERALD.

The Grand Review POstpOned-When the
New Lean Will be Issued-Ife0rganizatiOn
Of tho Army Progressing.
PARIS June 17-P. n.
The grand rcvlew OF 1oo, 900 troops appointed for
Sunday at Lon9champs has been postponed in
consequence OF the rains which have rendered the
ground too heavy for military evouttons
WHEN THE NEW LOAN WILL BE ISSUED.
1t Is rumored on the BOurse that. the new govern
ment loan will be issued on the 25th inst.
REORGANIzIN0 THE ARMY.
The reorganization OF the army is proceeding with
all possible speed.
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosx HERALD.

TELt6hNW u NEW JUN HEhNIU
Jules Eavre's Visit to NIcaux-A Defence Of
the Course He There Puraued.
VERSAILLES, June II, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day Jules Favre defended tho
nonacceptance Of peace the occasion Of his visit
to the German headquarters at Meaux. He SAID the
reason OF the failure Of negotiations at
that time was that Prince Bismarck then
demanded the cesslon OF Strasbourg, which the
government was not disposed to c0ncede In con!
clusion NJ. Favrc urged the Assembly to extend Its
inquiry into the conduct Of the governments which
have held power since the 4th OF September to the
imperallss, who decided that France should be led
to her ruin.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, June 10, 1871.
The Jubilee OF Pope Plus TX. was celebrated to-
day. Receptions at the Vatican followed eacn other
In constant succession from morning till night.
Fully three thousand pilgrims from all parts of the
world are IN the city. The utmost tranquility pre-
vails
The reception OF the diplomatic body viii be held
on the 18th, 10th and 2lst inst.
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GERMANY.
Grand Court Dinner Given by hs Empsror-HiS
Toast on tho Princes AMI People Of
United Germany.
T.LeCaAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, June IL, 1871.
grand Court dinner was given at the imperial
palace to-day, at which 700 guests were present.
The Emperor William proposed a toast eulogI1ing
and thanking the people OF now united Germany and
their monarchs and princes for the support given
to the army and himself during the war against
France.
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TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK H:R,ln.

LONDON, June IT. 1871.
Mr.. Lorlllard's American yacht Enchantress Is at
Southampton. Eight Of her crew have been arrested
for mutiny and one OF them has been committed to
prison on the charge OF stabblng an officer.
A GIANTEss WEARING THE SOFT sHAcKLEs or HYMEN.
The Nova Scotia glantess, Miss Annie Swan, has
been married to a Mr.. Bates, who Is considerably
the lesser animal
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June IT. 1911.
The demonstrations In Brussels yesterday In
honor Of the twenty.fth anniversary OF the Pope's
Ponn1care was failure, because the clerical party
made the celebration demonstration against the
liberals and broke out into violent abuse OF the
Italian government.
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ATHENS, June IL, 1871.
The Turkish government has refused TO receive NJ.
Trcoupis, who has been accredited as Ambassador
oil Greece to the Sublime Porte.
1t gives as reason for It's refusal the fact that NJ.
Trcoups was Minister for Foreign Affairs ut Athens
during the Cretan Instruction.
RECALL OF NJ. RANGABE.
The Greek government has forwarded an immc-
date recall to M. Ramgabe, Its Envoy TO Washing
ton.
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d. y. Witncrs entered ch. I. Nelly, by Eclipse,
August Belmont entered b. c. Lord Byron, by
Kentucky, dam Lady Blessington. ..........
John Coffee entered b. c., by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Bonnet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gov. Bowie entered b. +. Belle Meade, by JACK
Malone, dam sally Northumberland.
G. q. r. ii. Parks entered br. C. Nathan
OAKS. by Bonnie Scotland, dam by Lexington.
II. A. Litte entered CHI. !. Rattan, by Lexington,
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Closing of the Spring Races at
Jerome Park.
A BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE.
THE LADIES' TOILETS.
SCENES AND SKETCHES.
The FavOrites Win i'm All the
Races.

Salina the Winner Of the Three Year-Old Race,
Finesss Of the Consolation Premium, Helmbold
the Three Nile Dab, 0ysterman Walked
Over for thu Steeple Chase Handicap
Tammany the Winner Of the Steeple
Chase, Echo of tho Two Mile
Match Racs and Gil
max Received Forfeit.
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ENGLAND.

Mntiny on Board the American Yacht Eachar-
tress
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ROME.

Tae Pope's Jubilee and Receptions al the Vati-
CANA Large Array OF Pilgrims and
No Disturbances
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GREECE.

The Hellenic Envoy snubbed by tn, Sublime
Pore.
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CUBA.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
ValmaseGu Travelling Alone.
HAVANA, June IL, 1871.
yalmascda left this morning unaccompanied by
any Havana volunteers.
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THE POPE'S JUBILEE IN
BELGIUM.

The Brussels Celebration Failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

The Tammany frauds, the Chicago calamity,
and other recent eneTOssing topics overshad-
owed Col. Jim Fisk, Jr., and he was dropped
out of the New York papers for a time, but the
redOubtabe warrior, and the railroad and OPP
era bOuffe impressario, was only temporarily
eclipsed, and is looming up again in connection
with what is known as the Fisk-Stokes row. 1t
appears that Fisk and his partner, Jay Gould,
hearing that Mrs. Helen Josephine Mansfield
was about to publish the letters written to
her by the firm, which 1t is said reflect
no credit on them, determined to outwit Mrs.
Mansfield, and suppress the fatal documents.
With this object in view, they applied to
Judge Pratt for an injunction to prevent
any person from the reading or publication
or copying Of any OF the dreaded letters.
The injunction was granted Wednesday
afternoon, and papers were served by which
the aft davits OF Mrs. Helen Josephin Mansfield
were fOrcibly taken from her counsel. In these
afidayits (if the Herald is to be believed) it Is
shown how the fair Helen sat In the tele-
graph Office at Jersey City with one hand on
the operators instrument and the other holding
the secret cypher OF Fisk and Gould, by which,
Ii Is alleged, the former communicated with
Mrs. Mansfield as to his hourly progress in buy
ing up the members OF the Albany Legislature,
and giving how much each members vote cost,
with each individuals demand, and the sum
paid to these high-toned legislators per capita.
Then the sffidavits specify how the Erie rail-
road was distracted by one nights work from
the eyes of the stockholders, who paid for it out
of their own pockets. All these and many hun
dred other racy and astounding facts are hidden
for the present from the gaze Of the public by
the measures taken by Judge Pratt. An at
tempt was made to get copy of the papers
from Mrs Mansfield, but the attempt failed
miserably, as that plucky lady had already sent
them 10 place Of safekeeping, and when the
officers OF the law came, they were forced to
give up the search, as Mrs. Mansfield told them
that she defied them, and dared them to get
even a smell OF the original letters which she
held in her possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

There is ground fOr apprehension that a mis-
take is being made in the matter of procuring
aid tor the sufferers by the fires in the rural dis
tTicts of the northwestern states, in not having
the whole duty performed by a single joint COM
mittee or organization, Ito whose judgment and
local knowledge the work of properly dstribu-
ting the contributions may safely be left. II
managed in this way, We do not doubt that the
responses of the public would be more prompt
and hearty. They do not care TO be called on rst
by this committee and then by that to relieve
the wants of one particular locality and then OF
another. They only know that the people OF
various portions of several states have been
afflicted as few communities have ever been
visited before, and they would as a rule prefer to
add their offerings 10 "a general fund, without
reference 20 state, county, OF township lines
Having 20 discreet body made up OF represen-
tatiyes from tie different localities, the duty OF
apportiOning them according to the needs of
those requiring help. We venture to suggest,
therefore, that there be a concentration OF effort
III this direction, and that the public be asked to
contribute Tor tine benefit OF the whole body of
sufferers in the northwest, irrespective of names
or scograIE ical divisions, instead Of particular
IeighbOThOods or localities in which the several
organizations now acting are specially interested
We feel quite sure that most good viii be accom-
IliShed in this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

The opinion of Chancellor Zabriskie, of New
jersey, in the great railroad lease case referred
to in telegram in Wednesdays STAR, is an
important one. The case decided was that of
John Black Ct al. VS.. the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, the Camden and Amboy Railroad, and
the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Companies. The question before the court was
uron motion brought by some twenty-one
complainant stockholders, representing 3,455
shares Of stock, about one ffty-fifth of the
Whole,) TOR preliminary injunction to restrain
the boards of the abOve-nsmed companies from
executing perpetual lease OF their works to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The con-
sideTation specified was the payment by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company of an annual
rent CT ten per cent. on the capital stock of the
united companies. The decision denied the
injunction. A motion for a temporary iniunc-
ton until an appeal could be taken to the Court
OF Errors was also denied. As the matter now
stands, the lease can be executed at any moment
The decision il, 20 be sure, liable to revision and
reversal BY the Court of Errors, and in case the
lease is executed forthwith, parties to it take the
risks Of reversal Of judgment, bu; that risk is
Practically considered as hardly an appreciable
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20
Government Securities.
NEw HORE-FIRsT BOARr
n arkets To-day.

PALTIMoRE, Oct. ~ Cotton dull; low middli ngs,
S5salSsi, Your, guiet and steady. Wheat dull:
Ohio and lrdiara. s ! sCasI55: Pennsylvania 81 50
AL 90. Corn irregular; yellow, 75a75 Oats dull,
4Sa!O. Rye firm, a6aS1. Provisions steady. Butter
Unchanged. whisky dull and nominal IS
BsLIIaORs, Oct 2O.-VirRinia siAer. old, 4S1s bid
20 asked Do, 1866 GO bid do. 1857 bid; do cou pom
CID 20 bid 60 asked do. 63 bid; West Virginia
aeked; do. new - bid.
kEw YORk. Oct. ao-Stocks steady and dull
Governments steady and dull yirginia's SKIES 58;
new. 6l. North CarOlinas, 916: new. %. Money
Gold l23S. Exchange. long So; short, 9I
NEW YORK Oct. n.-fIOur dull and declining
Whest quiet and heavy. Corn dull and declinins
loNDoN, Oct. 20, 1:3O p. m.-ConsOls for money
ga, and for account, g. Bonds Of 1861 9Ds<
PARIS Oct 2O.-The bullion in the Bank OF France
has increased $500 francs curing the week
PARIS, Oct. 2O.-Rentes 81 francs, "a Confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

The Chicago calamity has set inventive Amer
leans 1T work Studying out plans for the better
control Of FIRE, which is, according to the pro-
N,Tb, good servant, but a bad master. III the
IL 2ster leads 10 safer modes of heating and
IL Lting our dwellings than the methods now
{1aeticed, some good will have been educed
lem 30 much evil. One OF the latest improve
rents in cities which the enforced rebuilding OF
taicago has suggested is that OF heating the en-
ere town with steam in a manner very similar
T. that by which il was formerly lighted-by
g. ans Of pipes running under ground from
me central reservoir to each house. IL has
been demonstrated that steam viii pass through
I.Pes to an immense distance, at the rate OF
seven miles Per minute, and with but a very
saght diminution OF its heating capacity, 80 tia.
'he plan is really more feasible than at first
thought 1t would seem to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20
WASHINGTON CITY:

We shall tomorrow, as usual on Saturday,
print THE STAR in double or eight page form,
containing an unusual quantity and variety OF
interesting reading matter, in addition to all
the news of the day. As we are required to go
to press at an earlier hour than usual in order to
supply the exceptionally large demand for the
double sheet, both for home reading and trans
mission through the mails, we must beg our adj
yertising patrons TO hand in their fayors before
II O'Clock noon. 1t is only by Observing this
properly served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

WE DkRARIAEyT, QnSs CaiJ Srnal ONes, I
s1NoPsls FOR IHE PAST TWENTY FOUR Hours
The lowest barometer, which was Thursday morning
north Of axe Huron, has moved rapidly southeast
and eastward over Maine and probably Nova Scotia
bleh winds from the southwest, veering to north-
west, have been experienced on the lox er lat es
middle and eastern Atlantic coast; partially cloudy
weather and no rain has been reported from these
regions. The pressure continues highest in the
sopthern md Gulf states, with clear weather and
heht Wind, which are now tending to northeast on
the Gull coast The pr has risen quite rapidly
~ 'skes and in the northwest, but has
fallen With thres weather at the Rocky Noun
tain stations. Hay and smoky weather Is very
generally reported west of the Blue Ridge.
PRoBA Bill TIES Rising barometer and partially
cloudy and pleasant weather will probably Continue
during the day in the Middle and Eastern States,
with orth westerly winds, veerinR to the north to-
night increasing nOrhe asterly winds, with falling
barometer, north and west Of the Ohio valley hazy
and pleasant weather, with increasing cloud ness
Statea - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There was an improved feeling in the New York
money market yesterday, com pared with the daY
previous, and prospects were brighter than for
srai days past In the stock market prices ruled
higher: but the great obstacle 20 any important
cIWsrd action was the depressed condition Of the
money marker. Towards afternoon the market be-
came much easier. Gold fell to ll21z and ll24s and
gov erUments at the close Of the day were strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

- The Poughkeepsie common COUNSEL have
pass an ordinance fOrbiddiing bonfires at any
time within the city limits A wise precaution.
81 Mrs. General Lander the actress, was stop-
ping at the fremont House, Chicago, during the
great fire, and lost one Of the most valuable
Wardrobes in the country.
"One Chicago firm, on a card indicating
present location, says, Z" All lost but wife, child
and energy" Another card over the remains of
q store reads, :" Slightly seorched."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

The running races over the Pimlico course at
Baltimore, next week, promise to attract a large
attendance from Washington. The probable
crowd eould,easily be quadrupIed, however, IL
the attractions Of each day were properly adver-
tised here and halffar round-trip tickets issued
over the railroad, good for any day during the
races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20

E wEEKLY STAR for this week, now
READY, is an interesting number, containing
several well written stories and carefully Sc
lected poems, fun accounts Of the great fires In
the Northwest; an interesting letter from Prof.
Hsyden's exploring expedition In the Upper
Yellowstone country; full reports Of the political
campaign in this District, the racy ward meet
irgs, &c; the works OF improvement in the Dis
trtet; general news; Washington News and Cos
sip; racy personals, agricultural items, house
hold receipts, &C., &c. just the thing to send
TO the country.
T.r1s; One dollar and q half per annum, In
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, u. c., July 81, ISL.
PROF. A: CooE:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash
and have found IL all You recommend. ] am glad to
Join others III commencing article that is evident
ly doing much good.
Yours, truly, o. o. HOWARD,
Ri =
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Ilgp SVSLfh d. hAf' 1lliV
VEfyETss PAIRS kI DO GL 2 sAi AND h5IA
DhA ~ IIc IN Al XXI kINnS OF
DRY GOODS,
939 PENN. AVE-, BETWEEN srH AND 10Th sr..
HMr .,, s'hasksI,Gra, our agent in Europe, keeps
LYONS BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS
rem the best a, m9anutscturers, and We have now in
81 IS, S2S0, aid mp 20 IS per yard
RS-Those in want Of good BLACK SILKS for suit.
take samples and compare them with any in this or
are made OF . Pure silk and the price Cor each
chase them elsewhere.
BLACK ALPACAs and MoHAIRs,
The" Buffalo" and Beaver brands.
We are Agents for the sale Of Messrs Peake,
BfACK ALPACAs and . REAYTR'' SILK fnisSet
al ~ tse Se1P d eR RSye snd On
popular goods, from 20 cents % Las per yard.
Is attached 10 each piece b@sTiBe a niStpSa ~ he
Buffalo and Beaver. None others are genuine.
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We 9er sDday IaTseE stock Of the bes, quality
other retail house in the United States, the most Of
h 1n 81 our Own mPoTfa9n One tSo three and
suits. Good RID GLOVES 81 a pair. ~ ''"''"
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
large and complete stock now ia store OF
4" IUPlNsm unrivailed fabrics. Also. best quality
Black English Grapes, Grape Wells, Mourning Hand
kerchiefs, &c, &c.
S-ONE PRICE ONLY in plain fgures
on each article.
oc9-tr2 JOSEPH J. NAY
NEW GOODS TO-DAY.-DREss GOODs-Blsoh
All Wool Delaines, ~, Nh 50, 60c. and 81: Black
Australian Grape, 20 and Coo Poplin Alpacas 2so
Heavy Poplins 4oc.; All Wool Saline Cloths 62,sc:
New Bright Plalds, Is, Sc. and 81; also, Fine Nor
Wich Lustres, Sin and Wool Popiins, Black Silks.
Black Aipacas, Black and Colored yelysteens, and
many other eleesnt fabrics az fair prices Shawls,
from !oc. 20 $50. BLANKETS. s3 10 SIS per usir
COTTON GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT A SMALL
PROFIT. fLANNELS, CASSIMERES, HOE
slERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS
IN great variety.
- ONE PRICE.
BEGAN wYLIE
sel3-n lois and 4 02O 7th street, n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-20
IATIN AGUE MIXTURE.

NATIN AGUE MIXTURE.
Two, and often one, wine glass full will stop
CHlLLS and FEVER; one bottle will eradicate tbs
dsease-is good tonic and agreeable to the taste.
No cure, no pay. For sale at
BRYAN BROS.
COS Pennsyly ania ay enue,
ocl36t opposite Metropolitan Hotel