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Commodore George 3. Blake, United States
Navy.

Navy.
despatch from Boston reports that this veteran
naval onicer died suddenly on Saturday. at his resi-
dence, in Longwood, In the SEVENTEEN year OF his
age. He was born IN Massachusetts In 1901, and
entered the naval service in 1918. In 1927 he was
commissioned lieutenant, ana served for some
time with the West India squadron. when he was
ordered to survey Narragansett Bay, q duty on
which he was engaged from 1881 to 1883. From the
following year QS34) until 1S4S he was engaged
either at .he Philadelphia Navy Yard or the coast
survey. In ls47 he was promoted to the rank OF
commander. and in 1855 was commissioned cap
lain, having previously served in the Mediterranean
squadron and with the Bureau Of Construction. He
was Superintendent OF the Naval Academy from
1855 to 1859. He commissioned commodore
In 1862 and held that rank at the time OF his DEATH
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TO HAVE ELEGANT LIaHT ROLLS, BUCKuiIElA,ll
y cakes fruit Jumplnrs &C., you should use D0OLEfI
fEAsI PoN~ Lh Askyou grocer forit
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NO CALoMEL. NO MERCURY,
NO CALoNEL. NO MERCURY,

but purely Vegetable composed Of the most magnificent
gredients-Fluid Extract Caawba Grape Juice
Rhubarp.
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MORE LIKE A COMPETITION
MORE LIKE A CoNFECrIoN
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.

thnn medicine
compounded with the idea Of being ageeao,e tho
stomach gripping pans; in that invngi
and state of purity that II ranks u remedv
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All goods marked IN PLAIN hgures. SdiI ana examine
Mammoth asssSnseasns.
Cooper Institute.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts Of diiiersn! States No publicity Advice
+. l. KING. Conuseilor att Law, 1868 Broadway.
4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
aeren. psser,,on &c. sufficient cause no
NJ HOUSE. Attorney. lso Broadway.
PEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION
BEAUTIFy THE COMPLEXION.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR.
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD NEW vIGoR
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
HEALTH ALLIaPS kTA r. aa. 49, 80 '
HGLMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
cures all diseases and eruptions OF the skin
l.sa Highly Concenra.sa Propagation ara one bottle fully
usually made tablespoonful added to pint Of ice
LISBON DIET DRINK,
LISBON DIET DRINK
A delightful and heaIthfu beverage
cArAWBA
cATAwyA
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
usefG. all anecoDs Of LIVER COM
PLANTS, JAUNDICE, BILIOUSNESS SICK HEAD,
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA cOSTIvENESS, APOPLEXYJ {
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT, requiring cathsric apeGt5
emit supersedng Salts magness. castor oil and eyerv oer
purRative
NO CALoMEL. NO MERCURY.
NO cALoxEL. NO MERCURY.
su. purely vegetable the mo" magnificent
Extract Rhubarp.
MORE LIKE A COMPETITION
MORE LIKE A CONNECTION
thnn a medicine.
compounded with the idea Of being agreeao,e tho
stomach, gripping pans; in Invingl
style and state of purity that ranks u remedy
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT
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long they esteem good OF themselve
HEALTH ALLIMPJRrA.Jr
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
all diseases and eruptions OF the skin.
1t Highly Concentrated Preparation. one bottle fully
equang strength gallon of the decoci0n
usually made, and tablespoonful added to pint OF Ice
wa ter nu q celebrated
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DEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION.
BEAUTIFy THE COMPLEXION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A.-A.-A.-DECORATED DINNER AND TIA
~. Sets China, Glass Cooking Utensils Plated Ware.
Refrgerators and House Furnishing Goods of all kinds IS
per below Broadway prices. Quanum suffcit
All goods marked IN plain figures Gall and examine
EDWARD d. BASSFORB'S
Mammoth Establishment.
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BARGAINS IN TEAS. FLOUR. GROCERIES AND PRO-
ID vsona-Dealers and families 20 per
THOMAS X. AGNEW'S. go Greenwich street, New York
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LISBON DIET DRINK,
GRAPE JUICE PILL,

usefu. all diseases anectioDs Of LIVER CON-
PLANTS, JAyNDICE, BILIOuSNEsS, SICK HEAD5
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTIvENESS, APOPLEXYJ
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT, requiring caharic or aperi3
n
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MAN AND WOMAN AXE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR.
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD. NEW vIGoR.
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGOR
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Almanac tor New YORK This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND July.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different States. Deserton, &C., sufficient cause; NO
publicity; charge until obtained; advice free
NJ. HOUSE Attorney, lyQ Broadway
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'hi nEr FINED AMI EbEIAN'.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

Germany still bankers after Heligoland. not
withstanding the many denials, by authority, of
previous reports to that effect. The Leipzig
Gazette has lengthy demand for the "restora-
lion" of the rocky isle withheld" by England
In lsl5 because Germany was not then united
and was not then "the power of the first
order which it has since become. The Gazette
adds that it would not recommend an immediate
declaration Of war against England for the pos
Session Of the few square feet of ocean rock. 1t
designs, IN the first place, that the Reichstag
should make known by unanimous vote that
Helgoland was indispensable to Germany, when
1t doubts not that at the voice Of that august as
sembly the predictions of England for an sin
alienable" portion of the fatherland would be
certain 20 disappear.
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Government seeur.tssa
stock RepOrf.

tby BdaksrS,' Brokers and Commercial T.lssYaph ]
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and Dor ds In
hcme and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept. H.-First Board, 10 80 q. M
- ISL, coupon, l1s1S; abs, 90, coupon, lis;
Ss' "a, coupon, lL' s2s Us; coupon, Us;
s9s, .ouI9n Ill'l 10 COS, couron, nix Curren
ey 6s, II! Mariposa, s. Canton. Sln of d; Cumber
land, Wes,ern Mon Telegraph, 674 Quick liver
lSs@; Pacific Mail, 70; Bo,son Water Power,
press, S21l; American Express, SIS; United State
Express, IS: N. Y. Central and Hudson, ICO1k;
New York Central serip, ss1S; Erie, s25S; do pre-,
ierred; M Harlem, ia; DO pref =; Reading,
igan southern, 49,. Union Pacific Railroad,
SsPTrg, l2H M0Tihwest 5G DO Preferred go
-; New Jersey Cent, IOssE; Rock Island, ficsS
Milwaukee and st. Paul. =: do preferred, sS5s
wabash and Western, 6s1s; Delaware, Lackawana
and western, l0s7f Fort Wayne, loo's; Alton and
Chicago and Alton, Iislz: do prefd, IsS; Ohio apo
Mississipgi certificates, ~ Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 2OsS: Tennessee SIS, old, Is: do
new, sS's; Virginia Ss, old SIS; North Garolina
trail Pacific Bonds, l924 of'd; Union Pacific lat
BonSs, va. Gold, ll35sall4S. Market dull, weak |,
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New York has long been a sufferer from the
misdeeds of her criminals in high and low places.
but her vengeance, long delayed, seems about to
fall, and the city is getting rather warm for
ring Ilunderers, boiler exploders, abortionists.
and others, who have heretofore been allowed to
escape all punishment for their crimes. The
latest illustration of the new spirit which seems
to animate the officers charged with the execu-
ton OF the laws, is the refusal by Coroner Young
Of bail for the noted abortionist, Mrs. Byrnes,
charged with the murder of poor Mary Russell.
Mrs Byrnes had made preparations II sail for
Europe If the application had been successful.
She has repeatedly escaped the clutches OF the
law hitherto, but now finds there is a limit be-
you'd which a patient people viii not be imposed
upOn.
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The Weafhep

WAR DErARrMxNT, 0fce of Catef Sigrnl Offer.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. IA, lsyI-IO A m
SYNOPSIS FoR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HoURs.3
NO important change is reported from the Pacific
I snd Kocky Mountain stations since Wednesday
morning. The low barometer which then pre-
vailed from Texas TO Missouri has slowly adyanced
northeastward, and the pressure has fallen most
TaFdly IN the Ohio valley; il has risen from the
lower lakes northwestward, but has probably now
Oe gus TO iali from Lake Huron to Minnesota Tenn
seIaure has fallen geneI ally the lakes and n he
Mode ard Eastern States. Brisk nOrtheas,erIy
winds have been experienced during the nioht from
" WISCONSIN to Lake Erie; and northerly winds con.
nnued from the middle and east Atlantic westward
An area OF threatening weather and rain has ex.
Tended norm TO wisconsin and east to West Virginia
SIesr weather prevails in New England. Dense
c Re was reported last night from the lower lakes
ut has now blown southwark. Light rain has f.ien
IrGm Florida to louisiana, but probably cloudy
PRoBABlLITIEs.-Northe winds, with heavy
ram are Trobasss for this afternoon from Lake SUI
peTior 70 Lake Erie and southwark to the Ohio Val
ley The barometer will probably fall, with threat
enIng weather and light rain, the middle Atlantic
al coasts, and strong mort heasterly winds
tonight from Cape Hatteras to Maine No fmport-
snt Change for the Gulf and south Atlantic States
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office of THE
EVENING STAR registered follows to-day:-s a
M o; 10 a. m 20; u m, n; Up NH
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MaHkefa T0-Saay-

si 1900 LII Sept Myirsinis SKIES old S?E
coupon, old, 6S bid, 6sH asked do new 20 bid.
BALTIMORE, Sept. H.-Cotfon nominal; low mid
d,lngs l9's City mills superfne flour has advanced
80 cents. Western and Howard street held higher.
The marie fsyors sellers. Wheat active; Choice
white whhIts 81 57esSl5c fair to prime, 81 as IS;
pennsylvania 81 65as 81 81. Corn quiet and steady
mixed western, Ias7sc Oats active, toassc' PpS..
unchanged.
EEw YoRk, Sept l.-stocks steady and active.
Gold strong, l4al41. Governments dull and heavy.
NIrgnia 6s, 62h; do. new, 69S. Money easy, g.
50 short, So.
NEw YORK, Sept. H.7Flour shade frmer. Wheat
q trlne higher Corn shade frmer.
sN iSc YORK, Sept. A-specie shipments to-day,
tSNDoN, Sept; IA, 80 p. m;-Consols, ss1, for
Dcth money and accounts. $50 bonds, ls52, 931< !:
lS65's, old, 93,k; 1867 5, OK; 10 4Os, COZ.
LONDON Sept. IA, 40 D. m.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of England shows decrease of the
bullion Of f6SS COO Consols closed at s31S for both
OF 1862, sS's 1866, old, 931 1867, ga; 10 40 9,
Pans, Sept. IA, a. m.-Rentes 81 francs e5 cen.
times. " -
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IoFFICIAL.I
Alaboma Claims.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, August 80, lzlf
Claimants who have not already filed in the De-
partment Of State their claims against Great Britain
growing out OF the several vessels which have given
rse to THE claims generally known the Alabama
Claims requested TO do without delay in order
that they may be taken into account in presenting
the aggregate claims of the United States TO be
brought before tho Tribunal of Arbitration which
TO meet In Geneva in the month of December next.
1t will not be necessary for claimants who have
already filed their claims, sustained by proofs to
take any s,eps under this notice, unless they may
have additional proof to file. No papers already
filed can be Withdrawn.
Claimants must prepare for themselves the proof
Of their claims This Department will on applics-
circular showing the form 81 proof that is advised by
the IN the absence of other rules by the
Tribunal which will pass on the same.
The early attention Of claimants who have not al
ready filed their claims Is invited to this notice.
au3l -2aw3w HAMILTON FISH, Secretary
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The Providence Journal is indignant at the
presumption Of some Connecticut people who
undertook to get up a "Rhode Island clam bake ,,
and heated pile Of stones, put the clans on,
then gyeen corn, then bluefsh. then crabs, and
lastly sea weeds to cover the whole. There was
savory smell and two hours roast, and when
il was believed that the cooks work was COM
Pleted, the sea weed was removed, when sud-
denly the crabs walked off the funeral pile to the
CONSERVATION and disgustof the hungry Connec-
tcutters, who, after some skirmishing, re-
captured the fugitives and got them into hot
water The Journal apologies for the crabs
and SAYS that the clans would have walked off
too If they had had any legs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

The NeapO,itan section OF the International
Society has been forcibly dissolved by the gov
ernment officers in accordance with a ministerial
decree, and on the person of an old woman,
mother of Cafero, one of the Brotherhood, was
found secreted a package of letters from the
heads OF the central committee in London. Cafi-
Gro is a rich man, and fanatieally devoted to the
cause Of the Partisan commune. He was in Paris
during the whole of the recent instruction, and
is not unreasOnably suspected of being engaged
in the production of an Italian adaptation of
this last novelty devised by "the brain Of
Europe" From a list brought to light in the
course Of the police investigations it appears that
the society numbers about 900 adopts in Naples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

TIE RKPCBLICANs MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP
IN MAINE--Ihe following dispatch has been
received from Speaker Biaine:-11 Upon the fair
est calculations, based on all returns thus far
received, Governor Perhams majority will be
between 1900 and IL 900. We think we have
carried every county but one. Have elected %
out OF 81 Senators, and more than three-fourths
OF the House OF Representatives. The three
largest cities Of the State-Portland, Bangor
and Augusta-elected nine anti-republican rep
resentatiVes last year. We have carried them
All this year, and have reclaimed Lincoln coun-
", which the democrats have carried tor several
years 1he aggregate vote in the State win be
conslGeIaoy larger tbsE last year, and Gov.
Perham's hl.-, ority will be iearly 5000 greater.
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The Patriot seems to have abandoned all re-
gard to decency well as truth in its attacks on
Governor Cooke and the Board Of Public
Works; as, for instance, in charging to-day upon
Governor c. that he is using the money OBJ
tanned by the recent loan for improve
nents, as capital for shaving certificates,
instead Of paying off in cash, as the Board
have declared 1t to be their purpose to do.
In answer to this disreputsble SANDER, 1t may be
said that every bill contracted by the Board of
of Public Works has been promptly paid on pre-
sentation, not in certificates but in cash, greatly
to the disgust Of certain contract-shayers
known to the Patriot, who have in the
past been in the habit Of making a good
thing of il by certificate brokerage. The Board
Of Public Works propose to pay as they 90;
hence the tears OF the Patriots clique of certif-
cate-shavers.
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The apparent IuI in the contest between the

The apparent lull in the contest between the
two great railroad powers Of this quarter has, 1t
seems, been only surface quietude. The new
moves just developed on either side in the game
are as follows: The Pennsylvania Company
have leased the North Carolina roads, giving
them the control of two great southern routes
that along the Atlantic coast from Richmond to
Wilmington, and this Of the Richmond, Dan
vile and North Carolina roads.
On the other side, Mr.. Garrett, in view of the
necessity that he should have an independent
line to New York, now that his Pennsylvania
adversary has got control of the New Jersey
roads, the Philadelphia and Baltimore road, and
the Baltimore and Potomac road, has been push
ing surveys for route through Baltimore county
to the Susquehanna river. The Baltimore Ga
<ettc says that the survey made beyond Belair,
through Long Green Valley, shows that 1t will
be difficult TO construct road on this line with
grades less than sixty feet, except at a very
heavy e1porse, ard that second survey is to be
made lower Gown, striking nearer the Gunpow.
der Copper Works, in the hope that better and
less expensive route can be found.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Garrett win find no
difficulties sufficient to deter him from building
the independent line TO New York. We want
just the wholesome rivalry that would be af-
fOrded by the two competing roads to supply the
needed accommodation for the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

The Minnesota democrats, in convention YES
terday, nominated Winthrop Young for COVER
nor, and full State ticket, and adopted reso-
lutions recognizing the Constitution as it now
exists, and fayoring general amnesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

PLEASANT FOR TEAyELERs.-A New York
paper announces that the Staten Island ferry
boat westfeld evil soon be running again, as
good a. before the late explosion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

Judge Smell las stated in our local columns
Yesterday shows his steady purpose to weed out
Objectionable officers by the removal of Bailif
Lacy. Next!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

The Massachusetts democrats meet in con-
ventiOn at Springfield to-day to nominate John
Quincy Adams for Governor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was easy through
out yesterday at to per cent call, with govern
mepts and stocks collaterals The buk Of the loans
At the close was at ~ per cent. stocks. There
was calling IN OF loans early In the day for the
purpose Of affecting the market, but this operation
failed TO produce any effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-14

TO IsRAELIrEs.-Serviees vii
w begin AZ the sth street Synagogue on fhI-
DAY, At O'Clock D. m, and sA IL kDA1 al . a. IN;
Tickets TO b. had At the above place friiayl rum
til o'clock D. m. By order Of the President.
II Is SCHLEIMER, Secretary.
~FIRsT COOPERATIVE BUILDING As
SOCIATlON-ANNUAL MEETIN9-The
fCurth annual meeting will be held on MONDAY
EVENING, september Is, At O'Clock, in Potoo &C
Hall. corner q 18th street and MARYLAND avenue,
south W askington. A full attendance is desired
": 7. WALkER, President.
G.. E THOMPSON. Sec self cost
FAYETrE CHAPTER No. s, ROYAL Arch
M-sons, will be held on SATURDAY EVENING,
S.Dtember 18th. at "a o'clock, In the Chapter Cham
re- All R A MasOns in coed standing are frater-
naiiy invifed and special ioyitations extended &c
s1V II A Masnus from abroad visiting the city.
Az order Of the VI y. II. p. e..
sel4N JOHN EDWIN MASON, Secretary.
IChronicle, Republican and Patriot, q
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- General Butler appears to be picking nm
utslegates mere and there In all parts Of Mass
Shusetts. From present appearances he win
have considerable following in az fepublican
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OFFICE OF PgRshLI0 BUILDINGS AND

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 2lst street
WASHINGTON, a., sept IA, 1911
,sesled Proposals will be received until 10 m of
the 5OTH OF SEPTEMBER, for furnishing all ma
terial and labor and erecting lodge i'm Lafayette
square, according to plan and specifications to be
No bids will be considered unless enclosed in scaled
envelope, endorsed Proposals for Lodge and ac-
companied by deposit Of SlO0 security that the
bidder will accept and execute the contract if award
The deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders or held as security for the performance of
the contrac by the successful competitor.
The right TO reject any all bids submitted is re-
served. o, r. BABCOCK
MAJOR Of Engineers q. q. A., in charge Public
Buildings, &c. sel4-3t
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REPUBLICAN, VICTORY IN NEW MExIco.-A
dispatch from Denver says that the p. Oublicsns
nave peen successful in New Mexico. They
majority in the legislature ;" nave .
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., September L. 1911
On the petition of SAMUEL GARRINER, JR ,
OF washington, ID; o., praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 22d day of Decem.
Der, 1s57, for an Improvement in mode of lighting
gas by electricity:
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 2lst day of November next that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners report
next. ' " i
se14-th3, r. LFGGETT Commissionar
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DRY GOODS.

NEW GOODS To-DAY.-DREss GOOps-BIack
All Wool Delaines, 80, M. 50. Gee and 81: Black
Australian Grape, 80 and 6ec Pepiin Alpaca, 2sc.
New Bright Plalds, Is, SOC and Of; also, Fine Nor
wich Lestres. sllk and Wool POplins, Black Silks
Black Aisacas, Black and Cclored Nelyet-ens, and
many other elegant fabrics II fair prices Shawis
from SOC. e So. BLANKETS. ss 70 BIS per pair
COTTON GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT A SMALL
PROFIT. FLANNELS. CASSIMERES. HO-
slERf, GLOVES, NOTIONS, aud FANCY GOODS
- ONE PIECE.
hogan a WYLIE,
sels-tr lois ana 1920 7th -frest. Nv
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% u 10 N.
b { NJ o u
On or sbeat the middle Of September next we will
remove 10 ear new store, No. 1893 street, north
side between 18th and 18th streets, and In order
reduce our large and complete stock before moving,
wiz sell al kinds Of DRY GOODS at less than thefr
market yaise. We would call especial attention 20
our Black CASHmERES, ALPACAS, SILKS and
other DRESs GOODS; New York MilIa "a Bleached
Cotton, &c; splendid Bleached aud Unbleac he'd "a
Cotton; l2.e Prints from 90 l25sc.: elegant Paris
hos, ~; Androscoggin "a sheeting, 81 Nc; Para
OILS, q mp. Call and examine.
- BRODHEAD a co,
auebbw 122s street. corner 18th street